Extraordinary scenes in court as woman who was drugged and raped while she was asleep is called 's**t' by her attacker's girlfriend
by Brett Lackey For Daily Mail Australia- Man pleaded guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting of flatmate
- The man had moved into the woman's unit two weeks before the 2016 attack
- Court heard he spiked the woman's drink with the drug GHB then assaulted her
- He was sentenced on Monday to two years prison, suspended after six months
A woman who was drugged and sexually assaulted by her flatmate was called a s**t in court by her attacker's girlfriend on Monday.
The woman's flatmate had put the drug GHB, known as fantasy, in her drink when they had shared a bottle of wine and some vodka in August 2016.
The woman became unconscious and woke up to the 34-year-old flatmate kissing her and her pants had been removed, the court heard according to The Gold Coast Bulletin.
Toxicology tests showed there was GHB in her urine but she had never knowingly taken the drug.
The man, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the victim, had moved into the unit just two weeks before the incident.
The now 37-year-old appeared in Southport District Court on Monday and plead guilty to one count of administering a drug for the purpose of sexual assault and sexual assault.
He was sentenced to two years prison, suspended after six months.
At the conclusion of proceedings the man's girlfriend walked passed the victim, who had been crying, and reportedly said s**t.

The defence barrister for the man said he was fully clothed during the assault and had undergone counselling since the incident.
He also said the man's motivation was to make the woman more easily persuaded rather than to render her unconscious.
When delivering the sentence, Judge Catherine Muir, however, said the attack was a serious breach of trust by the man who the woman had allowed to live in her unit.


For prototyping a new webapp, I like to get an HTML prototype on screen as fast as possible. There are a number of ways to achieve this, ranging from the heavyweight Rails, to the lightweight Sinatra. But even a barebones Sinatra app requires you to specify routes and layouts. When I'm focused on sketching out the markup structure and design, what I'm looking for is less distractions from setup. Theoretically, one could prototype everything with raw static HTML, but most designs usually share layouts and snippets that would be a pain to copy and paste between different files. Writing raw CSS is also possible, but once you've gotten a taste of Sass and Compass extensions, why would you want to? In this post I'll outline my bottoms up approach to getting a site design bootstrapped. I'll also cover how to get these prototypes up in a public area for feedback, and how these prototypes can be used as scaffolding alongside your development.
This tutorial builds up an HTML prototype from the bottom up to show how prototyping problems can be solved with compass and serve. To build an HTML prototype, you can skip all of the details and just run:
serve create my-project
Check out the serve documentation for more detail. To arrive at the same conclusion step-by-step, read the long version below.
We'll walk through the individual steps of building out a web prototype. We'll start with the bare minimum and add pieces as needed. The example design I'm using is the design for my car blog, and the final source can be found here on github.
The beauty of static pages is how quick it is to set one up. We'll worry about the other pages after we've happy with how the index page looks. For starters, let's create a basic page skeleton.

Rocky Road Blog

Copyright 2011 RockyRoadBlog. All rights reserved

To stub out image assets, I used LoremPixel. There's no styling at all, but the structure gives us a good idea of where everything will live.
Instead of writing raw CSS, it's much easier to write stylesheets with sass.  When paired with guard-compass, the stylesheets are compiled to css files whenever you save your sass files.
Add the following to a Gemfile
source "http://rubygems.org"
gem "compass"
gem "guard"
gem "guard-compass"
Then run:
bundle
bundle exec compass init --syntax=sass
bundle exec guard init
By default, compass
uses the scss syntax, but I prefer the indentation based
sass syntax instead. Skip the --syntax=sass
if you prefer the default. Edit
your Guardfile to look like the following:
guard "compass" do
watch(%r{sass/*\.sass})
end
Let's add our first sass file and check that our setup is working. Add a main.sass to your sass/ subdirectory with the following:
body
background-color: red
Add a line to index.html in the head section to reference the compiled stylesheet. Notice that we're referencing the compiled css file, not the original sass source file.
<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='stylesheets/main.css'>
Now start guard with:
bundle exec guard
You should see your sass source files compile. Now whenever you make changes to your sass files, guard will pick them up and recompile your sources.
When designing, it's common to have a chunk of markup that needs to be reused
over and over. In our example, I'd like to see the design with multiple post
elements at once. I could duplicate the markup several times, but that's a
pain, and becomes even more painful when you have to change all of the
duplicated markup if you want to make a change. What we ideally want is to
have a separate file for the reusable snippets that we can include as many
times as we'd like.
Serve does exactly that (and more). First let's get it installed by adding it to our Gemfile.
gem "serve" # run "bundle" after editing
In serve, reusable snippets are called 'partials'. Partials live in a folder
called views
by default. To make a new partial for each individual blog
post, we create a file named _post.erb
with the html of a post:

Whenever we want to reference that partial, we can include it in our other templates by calling render. For example, if we want to list 5 posts per index page, we can use a simple loop:

Rocky Road Blog

<%= 5.times.each do %>
<%= render 'post' %>
<% end %>

Copyright 2011 RockyRoadBlog. All rights reserved

To see this in action, run serve
in your terminal, and visit
http://localhost:4000
. You should see the blog index page with 5 posts in
it.
Our blog index page is starting to come together. But our blog will have other
pages as well. There'll be an 'About' page and also a page to show a blog post
and it's comments. These pages will share a lot of the same markup (the
header, the footer, the page structure). Rather than pulling out partials for
each of these, we can create a layout. Think of a layout as an inside-out
partial. Instead of specifying which parts are the same, you specify which
part will change. To create our layout, add the following to _layout.erb
in
the views directory.

Rocky Road Blog

<%= yield %>

Copyright 2011 RockyRoadBlog. All rights reserved

Now we can change index.html
to:

<%= 5.times.each do %>
<%= render 'post' %>
<% end %>

If you try and view this in your browser, you'll notice that the loop didn't
render the partial and still looks like ruby code. This is because serve
determines what template language to run on a file based on it's file
extension. So to run ruby code in our index template, we need to rename it to
index.html.erb
To create our About page, we just need to put the html that's different in
about.erb

About

Serve figures out the URL paths based on the filename, so you can view this new file at http://localhost:4000
Up til now, we've put our html files at the top level folder. This works until
you have multiple pages and multiple layouts. Just like how it figures out
URL's from filename, serve will also pickup nested folders as part of the URL.
For example, if I wanted to create /about/jerry
page that uses a different
layout, I could create the following directory structure:
rrb
_layout.erb
show.html.erb # show will use rrb/_layout.erb
about
_layout.erb
jerry.html.erb # jerry will use rrb/about/_layout.erb
Once everything looks good, we still need to get feedback from people who may not have ruby setup. Serve has a nice export utility that will flatten your all your pages into static html files. To export your prototype, run:
serve export
This will dump everything into an html
directory that you can zip up and
share.
serve is a great tool to use alongside ruby webapp development. Since it's a rack app, you can mount it alongside your Rails or Sinatra application and fill out the functionality as you go.
Prototyping out the flows and design of an application is a great way to explore how an application will work. Paper and photoshop prototypes are great, but actually being able to click through an HTML prototype can help the design and user experience process. The serve library makes it easy to build html prototypes by cutting down on the amount of setup work needed to be done.


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THE FULL MONTY A film review by Mark R. Leeper
Capsule: Six out-of-work Sheffield steelworkers try Chippendales style stripping to make money in spite of lacking strippers' physiques. Combining elements of THE COMMITMENTS and BRASSED OFF! this film treads what is now overly familiar territory, but there is always room for a film with good human drama and a few laughs. Rating: low +2 (-4 to +4), 7 (0 to 10) New York Critics: 14 positive, 1 negative, 3 mixed
Sheffield, England, in the early 1970s had an economy a strong as the steel it produced, as a public relations documentary under the credits tells us. But this is twenty-five years later and the mills have closed. The people who planned to work in the mills the rest of their lives are on the dole and scratching to find subsistence jobs. Gaz (played by Robert Carlyle--the weird Begbie of TRAINSPOTTING) has lost his wife and son to another man, mostly because he cannot provide for them. He has only tenuous visiting rights with his son, Nathan (William Snape) but pushes the law and has his son as a nearly constant companion. Gaz does have an idea how to make a little money. When the Chippendales male strippers play in town they pack a local rented hall. If they can make money so easily, perhaps Gaz and his friend Dave (Mark Addy) can put on the same sort of a show.
The problem is that the people he can get on the stage to strip are incredibly ordinary-looking people, not the Chippendales sort of hunks. And they dance worse than they look. With more reluctant pluck than looks and talent put together a group of six men including their old foreman Gerald (Tom Wilkinson) and Horse, an aging black drifter with a bad hip but who can teach them the moves. (How they assemble this troop while still keeping their plans secret is not really clear.) But the question is why would women who have seen Chippendales be willing to pay to see such losers strip? Gaz thinks that if they go the "full monty," baring all, that that will give them the edge. The idea seems doomed from the start. If they cannot make a living at what they were good at, how can they expect to be cocky enough to entertain an audience stripping, particularly looking so ordinary, this one skinny, that one out of shape, another one over the hill.
THE FULL MONTY manages to be about a lot of things and work on several levels. In part it is about the sad state of much of the British economy and the effects, obvious and subtle, of unemployment, broken dreams, and failure on the community. Sheffield is city where the balance of power between the men and the women has been destroyed by so many of the men's inability to earn a living. Gerald, the former boss of Gaz and Dave has spent six months maintaining a ruse for his wife that he still has his job. When he can no longer provide luxuries his wife wants the marriage breaks apart. We are led to assume something similar has happened to Gaz's marriage well before the action of the story. The film is also about how closely tied is Dave's self- image to his ability to earn a living. In fact the most touching personal relationship in the film is Dave's with his wife.
This is a cast that will seem to most American audiences to be unknowns. Robert Carlyle of course is from TRAINSPOTTING. Curiously he is the lead, but his performance is not one of the better ones of the film. For me the performances I will remember will be Mark Addy's Dave and Tom Wilkinson's Gerald. It is these people pushed to the point of desperation and for whom the audience generates the most sympathy. Tom Wilkinson of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY and THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS would seem to be the most secure of the three and yet he has the fewest options and clearly feels it. Sadly we do not see very much of Horse, played by Paul Barber. In some ways his is the most enigmatic character and the film could have used more story about him.
The only serious problem with THE FULL MONTY is that it is our third or fourth film about the sad state of the economy in the English hinterlands. This film reminds one a bit too much of BRASSED OFF! And having a brass band making the best of a bad situation in an early scene may be an unfortunate coincidence. But a comedy-drama with good characters is always worth seeing. Listen sharply to pierce the thick accents. I give this a low +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
Mark R. Leeper<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright 1997 Mark R. Leeper
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At SDSLabs, we are continously designing and building applications. We want people with a passion for creating software products. You should have a willingness to learn and propogate the same. Our members delve into everything from assembly language, designing web applications to game design.
Starting this year, we will be conducting a written test in January 2016 for recruitment. The exam will consist of the sections Logic, Programming/Design, HTML/CSS, and Creative.
Every year, we organize some competitions on Erdős, Backdoor, and Codevillage before the recruitment test. The top scorers in these competitions are given a direct entry to the interview. We are adding another such option this year.
We are inviting you to show us a project that you can build in 10 days. It can be under programming or design category. If your project is good enough, you will get a direct entry to the interview. This means of recruitment is entirely optional. We will have a recruitment exam in January as usual.
Rules and Instructions:
1. Due to the high degree of variance in the projects, the grading will be subjective. Key points we will look for are, concept, implementation, state of completion and code quality (if applicable). Most projects will receive a feedback as well.
2. You may also submit some other projects (other than the main project) that you have worked on earlier. This is not a necessity, though.
3. You have to submit a write up (not more than 200 words) for your project detailing why you think it is a good idea and how you went about making it.
4. All submissions (both design and programming) should take place only through this form. For code submissions, you will need a Github account to host your project(s) repository. Make sure to add a description in the repository as well.
5. The last date of submission is 8th January 2016, 00:00 AM (the night of 7th). No extra points will be given for an early submission and deadline will not be extended.
Project ideas:
Note: These suggestions are to give you a ballpark idea of what we are expecting. You are, however, free to work on anything of your choice.
1. Design and implement a program library which provides article title, summary and other details like publication date in json format given the url of an article.
Here is a sample server that takes a variable url named 'string' in the url and returns its 'Title' in json format.Here is the source code (using bottle) for this API.
2. Write a jQuery plugin for something useful (e.g. an auto-completion box such as Google's search box). Quick tutorial for a basic jQuery plugin
3. Write a Chrome extension / Firefox plugin for something useful (e.g. a better bookmark manager). A quick tutorial for making chrome extensions


The questions no one cares about, but everyone's wondering
The question was:
And like all of these questions, I had very personal reasons for wondering this. I will now publicly admit, for the first time in my life, that I, Omar Sameh Mahmoud Ahmed Shehata, do indeed never drink the last 10% of coffee.
This has been something that has always perplexed my girlfriend. She couldn't understand why I was always wasting so much coffee. "Why not just get less coffee?" she'd ask, as if it was so simple. I shared my dilemma with those closest to me, and no one could understand. "Why wouldn't you just drink it all?" they'd say, as if it was somehow my fault. As if this was just some silly quirk.
I felt like an outcast. Alone. Wondering if anyone out there in the world (or at least on campus) could understand what I had to go through.
You can see this in the way I asked the question. I was rather apologetic in my phrasing. I didn't even realize this until a supportive friend came up to me and said that my survey was missing a response. I had "Of course, I always drink it" and "I don't always drink it", but I didn't have a "I never drink it". She proudly proclaimed that she never drinks the last 10%, and she is not afraid to say it.
I was in awe.
It turns out I was not alone after all. By my calculation (stats majors, avert your eyes, I'm breaking all rules of statistical signifiance) there's at least 1000 students on campus right now who don't always drink the whole thing.
You might be wondering why I included the second question. I was mostly just wondering how many people who take this survey are non-students. I did not expect to find a different pattern among staff vs students. I chose to show the results as a stacked bar chart though, because something quite misleading happens when you look at the data as a pie chart.
This was the default Google forms summary display:
Do you see the coincidence? This summary implies that there's some connection between not finishing your coffee, and not being a student! They're the exact same number of responses! Of course, that doesn't mean that everyone who said they aren't a student also said they don't finish their coffee. The numbers just happened to line up that way. I was a bit dissapointed this wasn't the case (think of the scandelous headlines we could have had).
Now why did I give a yes or no question 3 answers? If you asked me that while we walked towards each other going in opposite directions on our way to our classes in the hallway, I'd say "It's more fun that way!" before breaking eye contact and walking briskly away.
The longer answer is that this was really important to me. Every other survey had a blank space where you could write a custom answer. It was a chance to express yourself, and I'd often discover or learn things I'd never thought of. Most surveys don't have this, because it means analyzing the data is harder. I wanted to give people at least some sense of expression.
So today we learned that most St. Olaf students are pretty okay with being students.
And if you don't always finish your coffee, you are not alone in this world. There is nothing wrong with you, no matter what they say.
– Omar


In addition to topographic maps and aerial photographs, geographers also use orthophoto maps to help them interpret and understand landscapes. Orthophoto maps are a combination of a vertical aerial photograph and a topographic map: contour lines, place names and other conventional signs are superimposed onto the vertical aerial photograph.
South African orthophoto maps have a scale of 1 : 10 000 which is five times larger than that of topographic maps and their contour interval is 5 m as opposed to 20 m. They are useful because they allow us to “zoom in” to an area on the topographic map in order to see more detail.


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Posted 3/26/2020
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| Bay | 1 | |
| Berrien | 1 | |
| Calhoun | 1 | |
| Cass | 1 | |
| Clinton | 1 | |
| Detroit City | 146 | 3 |
| Eaton | 1 | |
| Genesee | 17 | 1 |
| Hillsdale | 3 | |
| Ingham | 4 | |
| Ionia | 2 | |
| Isabella | 1 | |
| Jackson | 5 | |
| Kalamazoo | 5 | |
| Kent | 5 | |
| Lapeer | 2 | |
| Lenawee | 2 | |
| Livingston | 5 | |
| Macomb | 66 | 4 |
| Mecosta | 1 | 1 |
| Missaukee | 1 | |
| Monroe | 3 | |
| Montcalm | 1 | |
| Oakland | 125 | 5 |
| Oceana | 1 | |
| Ogema | 1 | |
| Otsego | 1 | |
| Ottawa | 2 | |
| Saginaw | 1 | |
| Shiawassee | 1 | |
| St. Clair | 3 | |
| Tuscola | 1 | |
| Washtenaw | 20 | |
| Wayne | 121 | 2 |
| Other* | 13 | |
| Total | 564 | 17 |
City of Detroit and Wayne County are reported separately.
*MDOC cases
The daily totals are updated each day at 2 p.m.


ANTZ
** 1/2 (out of 4) - an enjoyable movie
Release Date: October 2, 1998 The Voices of: Woody Allen, Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Sylvester Stallone, Christopher Walken, Danny Glover, Dan Aykroyd, Anne Bancroft, Jennifer Lopez Directed by: Eric Darnell, Lawrence Guterman Distributed by: DreamWorks Pictures MPAA Rating: PG (mild language, menacing action) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/antz.htm
Over the past two years, DreamWorks SKG has shown a remarkable ability to insert themselves into mainstream film production. They've had a hand in some of the more successful projects of recent memory, including DEEP IMPACT and SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. However, a lot of their films - PRIVATE RYAN as possibly the only exception - have found themselves lacking in drive and inspiration. DreamWorks has yet to come up with defining characteristics as a film studio, and it shows in their latest feature, ANTZ. Both impressive and plain at the same time, ANTZ was an inventive movie that was made without gusto.
The impressiveness comes from the computer-generated images involved. The movie runs ninety minutes in length, and all but forty seconds of this is entirely dependent on computer imaging.  It will be interesting to see how later-this-year's A BUG'S LIFE compares in scope and execution to the flawlessness of the imaging in ANTZ. Certain aspects of insect life are also flawlessly integrated into the movie as well, and it almost looks real (such as the entire scene on the picnic blanket). The insects are given human characteristics and personalities, but not to the extreme like some of the primitive Disney animations. Everything in ANTZ is well-designed in the technical respect.
The cast behind the eye-candy is impressive as well: Woody Allen does he voice of the lead ant, and is backed by love-interest Sharon Stone, best friend Sylvester Stallone, nemeses Gene Hackman and Christopher Walken, unlikely acquaintance Danny Glover, and colony queen Anne Bancroft. Most of these A-listers lend suitable voice support, and in some instances, it's more enjoyable to hear them talk without watching them. Stallone, for example, gives voice to a comic rendition of himself, and the performance is lively whereas watching Stallone himself would most likely be a dreary affair. Allen is the best overall, however, and his neurosis becomes part of his character, the ant named Z. Z questions his totalitarian society to the point of depression, and Allen reflects this well.
Eventually, Z meets up with colony princess Bala (Stone), and the two hit it off until colony guards break the encounter up. Z convinces his friend Weaver (Stallone) to switch places with him - Z is a worker and Weaver is a soldier - so he can have access to the royal chamber. The secret is blown, then, and in a hasty exit, Z grabs Bala and leaves the anthill. The two make a fantastic journey but return to find that the evil General Mandible (Hackman) has usurped the colony and is preparing to kill all of the workers off. It's in the plot that the movie is bogged down, for it follows a formula of animation so closely that it's easy to predict what's ahead. Granted, a family movie will not contain a complex plot, but there are relatively few twists to make watching it completely worthwhile; the adult humor involved is not enough to pick things up. For the computer imaging and the cast of voices, however, it's still worthwhile, and you may find this one to be more than meets the eye.
-- Craig Roush<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- Kinnopio's Movie Reviews http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio
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If not correct, modify it below
You can store your entered credentials in the Mooltipass device to securely store and easily access them.


Caroline Herdman-Grant
The internet and way we use it is always evolving, from early static pages during the 90s to social media today. This project aims to showcase examples of the changing web through snapshots of selected sites, documenting shifts in internet usage from the emergence of early sites to the growth of social media and user-generated content. All images and text within the book have been collated using online content and snapshots generated from both live and archive sources. The book is available as a print-on-demand publication via Lulu and as both .epub and .pdf files on the Internet Archive. This is not a comprehensive history, more a glance at how things change.


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The Football Legend
"Zidane is the master. Over the past ten years, there's been no one like him, he has been the best player in the world."
— Pelé


Best practices. Problems and solutions. Tips and Tricks.
Created by Viktar Patotski / Twitter: @xp-vit / Github: xp-vit/ LinkedIn: viktarpatotski
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(MyUtil.executeMyAlgorithm("Hello Dolly!"));
}
>> I said hello, Dolly
@Test
public void shouldSayHelloDollyWhenPassingHelloDolly() {
assertThat(MyUtil.executeMyAlgorithm("Hello Dolly!"))
.isEqualTo("I said hello, Dolly");
}
Software development technique where you write your automated tests before(!) you write implementation
Software development technique where you write your automated tests together(!) with your implementation
| Yes | No |
|---|---|
Bonus: Find bugs before Implementation sent to QA (or even before bug introduced)
Bonus: Easier team scalability ((!) managers killer)
Disadvantage: Time spent
If I don't need to make it work, I can go a lot faster. (c) Kent Beck (JUnit creator)
(!) Typing is not an issue!
Disadvantage: Time spent
Bonus: No need to write(read) developer documentation
Unit testing - is a software testing method by which individual units of source code.
Integration testing - is software testing method in which individual software modules are combined and tested as a group.
Assumptions and Tags
@Test
@Tag("jenkins")
public void windowsOnly() {
Assumptions.assumeTrue(System.getenv("OS")
.startsWith("Windows"));
}
Extension model
@ExtendWith(MockitoExtension.class)
@ExtendWith(CdiUnitExtension.class)
public class Test4 {
@Test
import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.*;
assertThat(fellowshipOfTheRing).hasSize(9)
.extracting("name")
.contains("Boromir", "Gandalf", "Frodo", "Legolas")
.doesNotContain("Sauron", "Elrond");
import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.*;
assertThat(fellowshipOfTheRing)
.extracting("name", "age", "race.name")
.contains(tuple("Boromir", 37, "Man"),
tuple("Sam", 38, "Hobbit"),
tuple("Legolas", 1000, "Elf"));
- make a replica or imitation of behaviour, so that class under test has no knowledge whether the dependency is real or an imitation.
import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
import java.util.Iterator;
import org.junit.Test;
....
@Test
public void shouldReturnHelloWorld(){
//create mock
Iterator iMock=mock(Iterator.class);
when(iMock.next()).thenReturn("Hello").thenReturn("World");
//invoke
String result=iMock.next()+" "+iMock.next();
//assert
assertEquals("Hello World", result);
verify(iMock, times(2)).next();
}
+
@DatabaseSetup(value = "AdminRepoIT.xml",
type = DatabaseOperation.CLEAN_INSERT)
@DatabaseTearDown(value = "AdminRepoIT.xml",
type = DatabaseOperation.DELETE_ALL)
public class AdminRepoIT extends SpringDefaultIT {
...
}
Coverage - is a measure used to describe the degree to which the source code of a program is tested by a particular test suite.
- Class coverage
- Method coverage
- Line(Statement) coverage
- Branch coverage
- Condition coverage
def "should successfully access admin URLs"() {
expect:
mockMvc.perform(get(url).session(adminSession()))
.andReturn().response.status == 200
where:
url << [
'/changePassword.htm',
'/UserAdminSearch.htm',
'/addUser.htm'
]
}
def "should not be able access API URLs"() {
expect:
mockMvc.perform(get(url).with(user(ADMIN).password(PASSWORD)))
.andReturn().response.status == 403
where:
url << [
'/api/rest/v2/models/search',
'/api/rest/v2/models/fulltextsearch?q=apple',
'/api/rest/v2/models/map'
]
}
public int summ (String x, String y){
return Integer.parseInt(x) + Integer.parseInt(y);
}
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assertThat(summ("3", "5")).isEqualTo(8);
}
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assertThat(summ(null, "5"));
}
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Supervise a team of 13-18 staff, providing coaching and performance evaluation. Manage software implementation projects. Continuously revise training modules and SOP’s. Successfully maintain partner relationships. Presented in an EBAA webinar for participating eye banks nationwide, July 31, 2019.
Performed a quick but thorough review of medical records to determine donation eligibility. Communicated with families to complete paperwork. Coordinated with hospital staff and partner agencies for the recovery of eyes and tissues.
Researched grant opportunities and wrote letter of interest. Created and managed shared folder for teacher training resources and references. Assisted teachers in English classes and taught as needed.
Managed the daily performance of 2 cashiers, 6 tour guides, and 3 ride operators. Coordinated tour schedule and provided hour-long cave tours to upwards of 40 individuals. Monitored cash drawer balances and performed end-of-day cash deposits.
Mochi is an application that allows you to catalogue your most important items before disaster strikes. Many people don't realize how much documentation is needed to receive their full reimbursement for household/rental insurance claims. Mochi allows users to catalogue and add pictures of their most important items to make the insurance claim process easier and allow them to get back to rebuilding their lives.
D.R.I.V. (Donor Referral Information Viewer) is an application developed for Lions VisionGift. The application allows users from partner agencies to log-in and pull referral information based on referral type, age of the patient, and referring hospital. In addition, users can mark specific cases that need follow-up and download specific referral reports in either JSON, CSV, or PDF format.
GifVia is an application where users can log in, play fun trivia games while entertaining GIF's distract them. User information is then sent to a database to keep track of high scorers. Information regarding most popular topics and user success is available in an easy-to-view chart.
The Max Train Schedule applications allows MAX train lines to be added for the Portland metro area. A clock generates every minute to provide the time, and when the page is refreshed after a particular line is selected, users can see how long until the next train arrives.
The Crystal Collector is a fun game where users click on crystals and try to generate enough points to meet the score goal without going over.
Originally a South Dakota-native, I moved to Portland 5 years ago after completing a BS in English.
I had the opportunity while studying at Black Hills State University to work a series of meaningful jobs that have helped inform my passions and future goals.
For two years, I worked at the Sturgis Public Library, assisting patrons navigate library resources, hosting computer classes, and creating new programs to draw in additional community members.
From this job I learned the value of community and providing access to information, regardless of socioeconomic class.
While working at the library, I also worked as an intern for the South Dakota Library Network (SDLN). SDLN provided technical support for the collection software public and academic libraries across the state of South Dakota shared.
While I primarily worked with other staff members on specific projects, performing weekly record loads, and updating reference websites, I also had the fantastic opportunity to design and execute two research projects investigating fiction circulation trends across the state.
I was able to present at the National Conference of Undergraduate Research Conference, BHSU's Research Symposium, and the South Dakota Library Association Tri-Conference of 2013.
After graduating, I had two short term jobs, one as a supervisor at Rushmore Cave and one as a generalist for Powell's Books at Cedar Hills Crossing after moving to Portland. These positions both taught me how to stay calm and professional during times of high traffic.
They also taught me strong organizational skills as I coordinated tour schedules at the cave and provided assistance during Powell's events (the largest was when Cary Elwes came in December 2014 -- 2,000 people arrived at the store!)
Since March of 2015, I've worked for Lions VisionGift, a non-profit dedicated to restoring sight through corneal transplants and research. This has easily been one of the most transformative opportunities I've had.
It's been a privilege to learn about human medicine in reviewing patient's medical records for donation eligibility and speak with families on arguably one of the worst days of their lives. I've learned skills
in maintaining professionalism when speaking with frustrated people (both from the families and from stressed-out hospital staff). It's also taught me a lot of compassion and how to communicate effectively.
Two years ago I became the supervisor of our referral center, which has continued to teach me many valuable lessons. This position has not only taught me how to maintain longterm professional relationships, it has also exposed me to software project management and data analytics.
I started the University of Oregon's Coding Bootcamp because I realized I was ready to transition into the next stage of my career. We have implemented several important projects over the last two years focused on new softwares and improving processes. Our most recent implementation
was for a referral center software, and I must admit, I fell in love with the entire product implementation process. I want to transition into a product manager position where I can act as a liasion between the client and the develolpment team, helping to ensure a seamless transition to a new software.
I'm incredibly grateful for all of my experiences and how they have continued to teach me how to work effectively in teams. I'm looking forward to the opportunity to work with a new team in a new capacity and continue learning and growing in my career.


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The human being is part of the whole, called by us the ‘universe’, a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings, as something separate from the rest — a kind of optical delusion of consciousness.
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Through hard work, passion and determination I became the leader of a world class printing department at Yesman. From there I dived into web development and came to join ZaiLab - an amazing tech startup set to revolutionise the call center industry.
When I'm not working hard to make the web more beautiful you can find me spending endless hours reading about best practices, the latest trends or admiring awesome designs.
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Kimchi is published to Maven Central with the following maven
coordinates:
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You can find the latest version info on GitHub
To use the logger, just add a log writer to determine where to write logs to:
fun main() {
// Add one or more log writers:
Kimchi.addLog(defaultWriter)
// Send Logs:
Kimchi.info("Hello World")
}
defaultWriter
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for the current platform.
StandardWriter
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output console for the platform.
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ADB.
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will print logs
to the javascript console object.
You can add as many log writers as you'd like.
Use these built-in writers, or write your own by extending
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using withThreshold
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fun main() {
Kimchi.add(defaultWriter.withThreshold(LogLevel.INFO))
// Logs lower than the threshold will not show up:
Kimchi.trace("This log is filtered")
Kimchi.info("This log still shows!")
}
If generating a log string is expensive, you can lazily generate the log string with a lambda, which will not be invoked if the log is disabled:
fun main() {
Kimchi.addLog(defaultWriter.withThreshold(LogLevel.INFO))
Kimchi.debug { "Getting this log could be expensive: ${getExpensiveInfo()}" }
}
Analytics is set up very similar to logging. To start using analytics, you'll need to add a writer, just like logging:
fun main() {
// Add one or more analytics writers:
Kimchi.addAnalytics(KimchiLoggerAnalytics) // send analytics events to the logger.
// Send Analytics Events:
Kimchi.trackEvent("Hello Analytics!")
}
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fun main() {
Kimchi.setProperty(intProperty("age", 25))
}
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name = "Purchase Complete",
properties = listOf(
intProperty("Items", 5),
stringProperty("State", "CA")
)
)
}
Kimchi has adapters to automatically log analytics events to Firebase Analytics, and non-fatal logs to Firebase Crashlytics.


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Type Objective-C Protocol Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords iOS, enterprise See also [CoronaRuntime][native.enterprise.ios.CoronaRuntime]
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runtime. An object that conforms to the [CoronaRuntime][native.enterprise.ios.CoronaRuntime] protocol.
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Education & Employment
Unversity of South Carolina
Post Doctoral Scholar
Columbia, SC, 2016 - presentUniversity of Texas - Austin
PhD. Mechanical Engineering: Nuclear and Radiological Engineering
Austin, TX, 2012 - 2015- Adviser: Erich A. Schneider
- Disseration: Novel Methods for Generalizing Nuclear Fuel Cycle Design, and Fuel Burnup Modeling.
University of Texas - Austin
M.S. Mechanical Engineering: Nuclear and Radiological Engineering
Austin, TX, 2010 - 2012- Adviser: Erich A. Schneider
- Thesis: The Effects of Isotopic Separation on Closed Nuclear Fuel Cycles
Jim Moody Associates
Consultant
Lycoming, NY, 2009 - 2011- Consulting risk assessment group for the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Energy Station
State University of New York at Buffalo
B.S. Physics.
Buffalo, NY, 2005 - 2009- Physics Major with Minors in Mathematics and Education
Projects
Cyclus
Agent-Based Nuclear Fuel Cycle Simulator
- Community Manager & Core Developer: July 2017 - present
- Core Developer: February 2016 - June 2017
- UI Development: May 2012 - June 2015
PyNE
The Nuclear Engineering Toolkit
- Developer: April 2011 - present
Rickshaw
An automated driver for Cyclus
- Developer: January 2017 - present
Publications
[Download bibtex]
- Robert Flanagan, and Anthony Scopatz. "Characteristic Reactor Cross Section Generation with XSgen". Global 2017. Seoul, Korea Sept 2017
- Anthony Scopatz, and Robert Flanagan. "Request Callbacks in the Cyclus Dynamic Resource Exchange". Global 2017. Seoul, Korea Sept 2017
- Kathryn D. Huff, Matthew J. Gidden, Robert W. Carlsen, Robert R. Flanagan, Meghan B. McGarry, Arrielle C. Opotowsky, Erich A. Schneider, Anthony M. Scopatz, and Paul P.H. Wilson. "Fundamental concepts in the Cyclus nuclear fuel cycle simulation framework". Advances in Engineering Software . 94 p. 46 - 59 (2016) link doi
- Schneider, Erich, Flanagan, Robert, Bagdatlioglu, Cem, and Scopatz, Anthony. "An Integrated Fuel Depletion Calculator for Fuel Cycle Options Analysis". . (2016)
- Anthony M. Scopatz, Matthew J. Gidden, Robert W. Carlsen, Robert R. Flanagan, Kathryn D. Huff, Meghan B. McGarry, Arrielle C. Opotowsky, Olzhas Rakhimov, Zach Welch, and Paul P. H. Wilson. "Cyclus Archetypes". CoRR . abs/1511.05619 (2015) link
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The Entheogen Review. Winter Solstice 1998;7(4):92.
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Media at Scale: Callbacks vs pipelines (engineering.shopify.com) |
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Extending Legacy Web Applications With Micro UIs (jamesmichaelhickey.com) |
| Extending legacy applications can be very difficult. By using micro UIs, you can confidently & quickly add new features to your system!... Read more |
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Press "m" button on the keyboard to play the drum.
Press "g" button on the keyboard to play the guitar.
1) Set up the stage, set up background and add drum as a sprite.
When is clicked, Use to put the drum into the place you want it to be.
2)Use Event , click the arrow, change "space" key to "m".
When "m" key is pressed, go to "Sounds",
As you can see under , there is already some sounds related to the musical instrument sprits added into the sounds category.(Note to teacher: explain more here).
Lets play a drum sound by using
3) Can you tell the difference between these two blocks? vs
(Note to teachers: click each drum)which one uses "start sound" and which one uses "play sound until done"?
4) Add a music sprite to the project, play a sequence of sounds, press "g" to start playing music on the keyboard.
5) Let's use "Repeat" under "Control" category, to keep the guitar playing for "x" number of times.
Can you tell the difference between these two blocks? vs
6) This step we will create a background music that keeps playing.
By using under
Click on backdrop and we will put our code there.
7) Animate guitar! The way to animate the sprits is to switch between costumes.
In this example, we have two costumes for the guitar. Use after each note is played.
8) Record sounds.
Click on Abby to see what she has to say!
Recording your sound by click
After recording, give a name to the sound track you just recorded.
9) Bonus step.
Create a beatbox song for Abby.
Load couple of beatbox sounds.
Use "random" under "operator" to choose any beatbox sound.
Use "repeat" block to repeatly play the randomly picked sound.


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Andy, Corey and Kurt force themselves to sit down and talk about the last week in Cubs baseball. After a 1-4 week, it's hard to do anything but look at what is going wrong with this team. Defense, pitching, hitting...that pretty much sums it up.
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We take a quick run through the Cubs Minor League System, from Kane County to Daytona to Tennessee to Iowa. There's some good and some bad in this trip through the farm system.
Kurt gives us his Scary Stat of the Week, Andy finds an Internet Muscle Flex of the Week and we pick a winner for this week's photo caption contest.
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ANALYSIS: The Pacific West Region has a number of national parks that are known internationally. For example, the most visited national park in the country is the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which includes the iconic view of the Golden Gate Bridge surrounded by the cold Pacific Ocean and lush rolling hills to take on a refreshing hike. I currently live in California and have enjoyed many of the Pacific West Region's national parks. While some may love hiking up Yosemite Park's Half Dome, I am partial to Death Valley for its vast and varying terrains. As we have seen in the other visualizations, the Pacific West Region has also been negatively affected by COVID:19. From the chart, 2019 resembles the mountain Half Dome where there is a increase of visits as the weather starts to warm and then decline in visits after July, when visits are at its highest (almost 8 million July 2019, but drops to a little over 6 million July 2020). With the exception of April 2020 when it looks like the National Parks may have closed its doors to the majority of the public, the 2020 visits dropped but not substantially like the Alaska or National Capital Regions when compared to 2019. This chart looks like to a big and small version of Half Dome.


Peanuts are not nuts. They are actually legumes or oil crop. Peanuts have a lot of nutritiens like protein. Peanuts are also known as the groundnut, gober, or monkeynut. Source: Wikipedia page on peanuts


Dr. Norman Borlaug
The man who saved a billion lives
Here's a time line of Dr. Borlaug's life:
- 1914 - Born in Cresco, Iowa
- 1933 - Leaves his family's farm to attend the University of Minnesota, thanks to a Depression era program known as the "National Youth Administration"
- 1941 - Tries to enroll in the military after the Pearl Harbor attack, but is rejected. Instead, the military asked his lab to work on waterproof glue, DDT to control malaria, disinfectants, and other applied science.
- 1944 - Rejects a 100% salary increase from Dupont, leaves behind his pregnant wife, and flies to Mexico to head a new plant pathology program. Over the next 16 years, his team breeds 6,000 different strains of disease resistent wheat - including different varieties for each major climate on Earth.
- 1953 - crosses a short, sturdy dwarf breed of wheat with a high-yeidling American breed, creating a strain that responds well to fertilizer. It goes on to provide 95% of Mexico's wheat.
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


Reads an HDF (Hierarchical Data Format) Image file, and outputs a uniform field containing the image data in ARGB format, and a DataObject suitable for the viewers. Other HDF sub-formats cannot be loaded by this module.
Input Ports
No inputs. Parameters
filename string filename of the HDF Image file Output Ports
out Mesh_Unif+ Node_Data uniform field containing ARGB image obj DataObject data object containing the image
The User Macro read_hdf_image will read in the specified HDF Image file, via filename, and output a uniform field containing the image data, and a DataObject containing the image suitable for the 2D viewers. The HDF Image format supports images with an alpha channel, and the output contains node data of vector length 4, containg the Alpha, Red, Green and Blue channels.
The HDF format supports other forms of datasets, but only images are supported by this module. The module uses the SDSC Image Tools library to read the HDF Image file, and this and other associated libraries must be present on the system, before this module can be compiled and used.
No Inputs.
filename
Filename string containing the filename of the HDF Image file.
out
The output field of type Mesh_Unif+Node_Data containg the (2D) image in ARGB format. Each scanline of the HDF image is read in reverse, so that the image appears in the correct orientation for the default 2D image viewers.
obj
The output as a data object suitable for the 2D viewers, containing the above output field.
The low-level ReadHDFImageField module is used in the Functional Macro ReadHDFImage, and the User Macro read_hdf_image. Additionally these macros also use the ReadHDFImageParams parameter block group object, as does the ReadHDFImageUI UI Macro.
The User Macro read_hdf_image combines the Functional Macro ReadHDFImage with the UI Macro ReadHDFImageUI, via the use of the common parameter block ReadHDFImageParams, to provide a usable macro in the visualization library.
The example application ReadHDFImageEg is provided, and is a basic application containing a Uviewer2D and an instance of the read_hdf_image user macro. The file "image.hdf" is required for the example to work, and may be downloaded from the same directory as the project archive.
xp_comm_proj/r_hdfimg/rhi_macs.v contains the Functional Macro ReadHDFImage, the User Macro read_hdf_image, and the UI Macro ReadHDFImageUI.
The project uses the SDSC image tool libraries, which are linked to when the project is compiled. The SDSC image tool library can be downloaded from ftp.sdsc.edu/pub/sdsc/graphics/imtools. In there you will find the source code archive, along with information about other required libraries, such as the TIFF and JPEG libraries.
The TIFF library is obtainable from ftp.sgi.com/graphics/tiff, and the JPEG library is obtainable from ftp.uu.net/graphics/jpeg, if you do not already have these installed on your system.
Note: By default, the V code for the module, assumes that it will find the "im.h" include file in /usr/local/include (the default installation area for the above libraries; PC users will have a different default), and similarly that it will find the libraries libim, libsdsc, libtiff and libjpeg in /usr/local/lib. Change the module properties hdr_dirs and link_files to point to the appropriate place. Additionally, on some systems, the SDSC library may already contain the TIFF and JPEG libraries, so the -ltiff and -ljpeg parts of the 'link_files' property may not be required.
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ReadHDFImageParams, ReadHDFImageField, ReadHDFImage, and ReadHDFImageUI.
Read_Image, ReadHDFSDS.


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double | calcTotalGroupBenefit (double totalMaizeCollected) |
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double | getTotalLeaderDefectionSanctionCosts () |
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§ calcBenefit()
| double com.mesaverde.groups.BeyondHooperGame.calcBenefit |
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Returns the benefit for a group of a given size.
§ getGroup()
| BeyondGroup com.mesaverde.groups.BeyondHooperGame.getGroup |
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| double com.mesaverde.groups.BeyondHooperGame.getTotalLeaderTaxSanctionCosts |
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§ setGroup()
| void com.mesaverde.groups.BeyondHooperGame.setGroup |
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§ shuffleAgents()
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Shuffles the group list. Uses a REPAST random seed to ensure repeatability of results
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- src/com/mesaverde/groups/BeyondHooperGame.java


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