MICHAEL AGILEBU
- Plainfield,Illinois 60544
- +1(815)-715-8022
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Full Stack Web Developer
Self-driven, focused, motivated Masters of Business Administration(MBA) with excellent interpersonal, advanced computer skills, communication, time management, leadership, and project management skills with ability to function both as a team member, individually and under supervision. Advanced Microsoft Office knowledge and with excellent research, and data analytical, attention to detail and excellent organisational skill. Proficient in Excel, with strong business acumen and decision making with ability to learn quickly.
- Out standing leadership abilities; able to co-ordinate all phase of project-based efforts
- Peoples skills and time management ability targeted at meeting project dealines.
Core Competencies
- Hybrid Mobile Development
- Strong Analytical Skill
- Savvy Problem Solver
- Time Management Skills
- Stong Leadership skills
- Great Communication Skills
CERTIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
- Certifications:Agile Certified Scrum Master
- Platforms:Linux, Windows, Mac, LAMP, MEAN, NodeJS
- Database:MySQL, MongoDB
- Tools:VS Code, SSH, Gulp, Git
- Languages:HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript, ES6, PHP, Bash, SQL
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
IJEOMA CONSULT- Plainfield,Illinois
2018 -Present
Android shopping app designed with speech recognistion for vidually impaired users.Custom made website designed for Ieoma Consult.
Web Developer
- Developed and maintained companies website
- Directed and and performed website updates
- Identified problems uncovered by customers feedback to make websites more customer friendly
- Evaluated codes to ensure it meets companies requirements and standard
- Maintained customers records by updating account information
Key Contributions:
- Designed custom website
- Udated website as needed to alogn with business needs
Mount Vernon Hospital (Internship Project) -London England
2015 - 2016
Utilized Visio to expose bottle-necks behind patients increased wait-times, and introduced solutions that reduced wait times from 2 hours to 30 minutes.
Business Process Improvement Analys
- Utilized BPMN (Business Project Module Notation) software to manage change and improve business processes
- Implemented processes reducing wait times from two hours to 30 minutes
- Developed prototype app to function through website
Key Contributions:
- Mapped out business process that reduced patients wait time from 2 hours to 30 minutes
- Reduced the likelihood of cancer cells spreading faster through the body by introducing an app that allow patients schedule appointments faster, reminds them of scheduled and to schedule appointments. The app promps the cancer unit to schedule hospital pick-up and drop-off ride to reduced likelihood of cancelled appointments which may equal worsened cancer spreed/development.
London Borough of Hillingdon -London England
2013 - 2014
Worked closely with different deparment leads and internal clients within the county to ensure all techical difficulties slowing down customer orders, and day to day business activities are resolved.
IT Customer Focused Assistant
- Mapped out government procedures for landlords using Microsoft Visio
- IFacilitated decision making and presented ideas to meet business and government requirements at weekly meetings
- Monitored customer payments for HMO licensing utilizing Civica W2e
- Enhanced and updated IT software in borough schools and communicated with personnel
- Investigated unregistered business addresses using internal google GIS system and reported findings to management
- Investigated and documented companies illegally working without government permission in Civica Software system
Key Contributions:
- Ensured internal county clients technical difficulties are resolved
- Monitor law offenders, by tracking county business cameras and records including utilizing GIS to put offenders to book
EDUCATION
Brunel University -London, England
2012 - 2016
Information Technology
UNiversity of St Francis -Joliet, IL
2017 - 2018
Masters of Business Administration (Management)
Micro Train Technologies - Chicaho IL
2021


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Ingredients
- 10 to 12 medium-sized jalapeno peppers
- 8 ounces cream cheese
- 1/3 cup Hellmann’s® Mayonnaise
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon ground chipotle (optional)
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 8 slices of bread Sour Dough is recommended
- 12 slices cooked bacon (break in half)
- 8 slices of Munster cheese (you can use your favorite cheese slices if you like)
- 1 1/2 tablespoons of butter (softened)
Steps
- Preheat your oven to 450 degrees
- Place about 10 to 12 medium-sized jalapeno peppers on a baking sheet that has been lined with parchment paper
- Roast the peppers until the skins have blackened, and the peppers have turned from a bright shiny green to a dull green collar
- Cooking the peppers will take about 10 - 12 minutes
- With gloved hands, pull off the skin of the peppers
- Pull the stem off of the peppers, and then open the peppers up with one cut down the pepper, open the pepper and then scrape out the seeds
- If you like a lot of heat leave the peppers whole, if not, consider cutting them into small strips
- Turn the oven down to 400 degrees, you will cook the sandwiches in there
- In a small bowl combine cream cheese, Hellmann’s® Mayonnaise, shredded cheddar cheese, ground chipotle (optional), and Worcestershire sauce
- Stir until the cheese filling is uniform
- Prepare the sandwiches by spreading 1/4 of the cheese mixture on 4 slices of bread
- Place jalapeno pepper pieces on top of the cheese, you will want to cover up the cheese filling
- Place 6 pieces of bacon on the peppers (that's 3 pieces of whole bacon that you broke in half), and then top with 2 slices of cheese
- Top sandwich with the remaining slice of bread
- Lightly butter the outer pieces of bread on each sandwich
- Place sandwiches on a baking sheet
- Bake sandwiches for about 5 minutes or until golden brown, flip sandwiches over, and continue to bake until they are golden brown
- They will take less time on the outside. If you have a convection oven, be extra careful with the time


If You Miss the Original Dance Moms Squad, Don't Worry: You Can Find Them on YouTube
by Brea CubitThe original Dance Moms stars might have moved on from the reality show, but they're still giving fans a peek into their lives on YouTube. Stars such as Chloé Lukasiak, Nia Sioux, and Maddie Ziegler often use the platform to connect with fans and share some of the fun happenings in their lives. From "Get Ready With Me" videos to vacation vlogs to Dance Moms cast reunions, the young talents are living their best lives and taking us along for the ride. Keep reading to learn more about their channels!
1 Chloé Lukasiak
Chloé is one of the more active YouTubers. Her videos range from makeup tutorials to apartment tours and shopping hauls.
2 Brooke Hyland's YouTube Channel
If you have a travel bug, Brooke's channel is for you. Her videos typically showcase her adventures around the world, including trips to Spain, NYC, and Chicago. Brooke's sister Paige, who was also an original member of the Abby Lee Dance Company, has a YouTube channel, as well, but she's not as active.
3 Nia Sioux's YouTube Channel
Nia's channel centers around fashion, fitness, music videos, and Q&As. She also documents fun reunions with her Dance Moms pals.
4 Kendall Vertes's YouTube Channel
When Kendall isn't sharing her beauty routines, she's posting behind-the-scenes footage of her musical projects and hangouts with friends.
5 Maddie Ziegler's YouTube Channel
Maddie's video are typically "Get Ready With Me" clips and fashion-related. She also sometimes shares behind-the-scenes moments from photo shoots and makeup tutorials.
6 Kenzie Ziegler's YouTube Channel
Kenie also shares her beauty routines, but a lot of her videos are music-oriented. She's still heavily involved in singing, creating music videos, and dancing.
7 Kalani Hilliker's YouTube Channel
Kalani loves to give fans a look into her everyday life through travel vlogs and Q&As.
8 Brynn Rumfallo's YouTube Channel
Brynn uses her channel to give product reviews, share helpful dancing tips, and post fun videos with friends.
9 JoJo Siwa's YouTube Channel
JoJo's YouTube is as eclectic as she is. She often posts behind-the-scenes clips of her touring, dancing, promoting merchandise, and casually babysitting Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's daughter North.
10 Asia Monet Ray's YouTube Channel
Asia's platform addresses a range of topics (beauty, fitness, travel), but her musical covers are definitely some of the best videos on the channel.
11 Camryn Bridges's YouTube Channel
Camryn is new to the YouTube scene and has started uploading videos about her life now, as well as her previous Dance Moms experience.


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Move and rename files in bulk.
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- Rename all files with a certain extension to a different extension:
mmv "*home pageold_extension" "#1home pagenew_extension"
- Copy `report6part4.txt` to `./french/rapport6partie4.txt` along with all similarly named files:
mmv -c "report*part*.txt" "home page/french/rapport#1partie#2.txt"
- Append all `.txt` files into one file:
mmv -a "*.txt" "all.txt"
- Convert dates in filenames from "M-D-Y" format to "D-M-Y" format:
mmv "[0-1][0-9]-[0-3][0-9]-[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9].txt" "#3#4-#1#2-#5#6#7#8.txt"


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This page shows how to verify whether an MTurk worker has already participated in this study or a similar study. The way that this has currently been implemented is by setting up a separate website that keeps track of which MTurk workers have participated in which studies. We find that it is better to host this on a separate site rather than to host this as part of the experiment site, as you might want to take the experiment site offline at the end of the study, or one lab might have multiple experiment sites all of which link back to the one site to verify
Copy and paste your MTurk ID below.
It is critical that you use your correct MTurk ID. If your ID below is wrong your work may be rejected and you will not be paid.


ACE plus SSL is an addition to the core classes which allow the use
of the Secure Socket Layer with the ACE framework. The following
are the core classes conditionally compiled in when you run
make ssl=1
:
ACE_SSL_SOCK_Stream
uses an interface and
behavior nearly identical to ACE_SOCK_Stream
,
only with the additional ssl layer functionality.
ACE_SSL_SOCK_Acceptor
/Connector
are again similar to their ACE_SOCK
counterparts.
The SSL/TLS library we use is OpenSSL which is available at http://www.openssl.org/. This library must be installed in order to use ACE+SSL. We cannot answer all of the questions you may have about OpenSSL, but hopefully through using the ACE+SSL interface your questions will be reduced.
Due to the relaxation of export restrictions we have gained permission to distribute ACE+SSL along with the normal ACE distribution. It can be found in $ACE_ROOT/ace/SSL. An SSL pluggable transport for can be found in $ACE_ROOT/TAO/orbsvcs/orbsvcs/SSLIOP.
Back to ACE home page.


| 1 | Air Embolism
↓ EtCO2, ↓ SaO2, ↓ BP
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| 2 | Anaphylaxis
Rash, bronchospasm, hypotension
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| 3 | Anterior Mediastinal Mass | ||
| 4 | Bradycardia | ||
| 5 | Bronchospasm
↓ EtCO2, upslope stage III EtCO2,
↑ airway pressures, ↓ SpO2
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| 6 | Cardiac Arrest | ||
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| 7 | Chest Compressions: Supine/Prone | ||
| 8 | Difficult Airway | ||
| 9 | Fire: Airway | ||
| 10 | Fire: OR (non-airway) | ||
| 11 | Hyperkalemia | ||
| 12 | Hypertension, Acute | ||
| 13 | Hypotension | ||
| 14 | Hypoxia | ||
| 15 | Increased Intracranial Pressure
ICP > 20 mmHg
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| 16 | Laryngospasm | ||
| 17 | Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity
Hypotension, rhythm disturbance, altered consciousness, seizures
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| 18 | Loss of Evoked Potentials | ||
| 19 | Malignant Hyperthermia
↑ Temp, ↑ HR, ↑ EtCO2, acidosis
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| 20 | Massive Hemorrhage | ||
| 21 | Myocardial Ischemia | ||
| 22 | Pulmonary Hypertensive Crisis | ||
| 23 | Tachycardia, Unstable | ||
| 24 | Tamponade, Cardiac | ||
| 25 | Tension Pneumothorax
↑ HR, ↓ SpO2, ↓ BP, tracheal deviation, mediastinal shift
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| 26 | Transfusion Reactions | ||
| 27 | Trauma | ||
| 28 | MATERNAL Postpartum Hemorrhage |


Module: Innsights
- Defined in:
- lib/innsights.rb,
lib/innsights/client.rb,
lib/innsights/report.rb,
lib/innsights/railtie.rb,
lib/innsights/version.rb,
lib/innsights/config/base.rb,
lib/innsights/config/user.rb,
lib/innsights/config/group.rb,
lib/innsights/config/model.rb,
lib/innsights/helpers/tasks.rb,
lib/innsights/error_message.rb,
lib/innsights/fetchers/user.rb,
lib/innsights/helpers/config.rb,
lib/innsights/fetchers/group.rb,
lib/innsights/jobs/run_report.rb,
lib/innsights/fetchers/record.rb,
lib/innsights/config/controller.rb,
lib/generators/innsights/install/install_generator.rb
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: Config, Fetchers, Helpers, Jobs Classes: Client, ErrorMessage, InstallGenerator, Railtie, Report, RunReport
Constant Summary
- VERSION =
Version of the client gem
"0.3.0"
- @@debugging =
false
- @@enable_hash =
{ development: true, test: true, staging:true, production:true }
- @@group_call =
nil
- @@group_class =
:group
- @@group_id =
:id
- @@group_display =
:to_s
- @@queue_system =
nil
- @@reports =
[]
- @@test_url =
"innsights.dev"
- @@url =
"innsights.me"
- @@user_call =
:user
- @@staging_url =
"innsights.info"
- @@log_errors =
true
- @@user_id =
:id
- @@user_display =
:to_s
- @@supported_queue_systems =
[:delayed_job, :resque]
Class Method Summary (collapse)
-
+ (String) app_subdomain
Configured subdomain of the client app.
-
+ (String) app_token
Configured token of client app.
-
+ (String) app_url
Final url to post actions to, includes the rails app environment.
-
+ (Object) config(*envs) { ... }
deprecated
Deprecated.
Configure specific behaviour on config/innsights.yml instead
-
+ (Hash) credentials(cred = nil)
Configuration variables of client app.
-
+ (Object) current_env
Current app environment.
-
+ (Object) enable(env = nil, value)
Enables or disables reporting with client.
-
+ (Boolean) enabled?
Answers if the current environment is enabled or not.
-
+ (Object) environment(env)
Sets the environment.
-
+ (Object) group(klass) { ... }
Sets up the group class and configures the display and id.
- + (Object) mode(mode)
-
+ (Object) on(catalyst) { ... }
deprecated
Deprecated.
User #Innsights.watch instead
-
+ (Object) queue(queue = '')
Sets up the queue library used to report actions to Innsights.
-
+ (Boolean) rails?
True if Rails is defined in the contect.
-
+ (Innsights::Report) report(name, options = {})
Creates a report on the fly.
-
+ (Object) setup { ... }
Main configuration method to create all event watchers.
-
+ (Object) user(klass) { ... }
Sets up the user class and configures the id, display and group.
-
+ (Object) watch(instance) { ... }
Sets up and active record callback for models or an after filter for controllers.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (String) test_mode
Sets testing environment on for local server development.
Class Method Details
+ (String) app_subdomain
Configured subdomain of the client app
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 106 def self.app_subdomain @@app_subdomain ||= credentials[:app] end |
+ (String) app_token
Configured token of client app
112 113 114 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 112 def self.app_token @@app_token ||= credentials[:token] end |
+ (String) app_url
Final url to post actions to, includes the rails app environment
136 137 138 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 136 def self.app_url "#{app_subdomain}." << @@url << "/#{self.current_env}" end |
+ (Object) config(*envs) { ... }
Configure specific behaviour on config/innsights.yml instead
Extra configuration for custom experience
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 174 def self.config(*envs, &block) self.instance_eval(&block) if envs.blank? envs.each do |env| @@env_scope = env self.instance_eval(&block) if self.current_env == env.to_s @@env_scope = nil end end |
+ (Hash) credentials(cred = nil)
Configuration variables of client app
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 123 def self.credentials(cred=nil) if cred.is_a? Hash @@credentials = cred.symbolize_keys elsif rails? @@credentials ||= credentials_from_yaml else @@credentials end end |
+ (Object) current_env
Current app environment. The order of priority is: * User set environment * Rails * RACK_ENV environment variable
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 303 def self.current_env return self.user_env if self.user_env return Rails.env if rails? return ENV['RACK_ENV'] end |
+ (Object) enable(env = nil, value)
clean this mess up when self.config goes away
Enables or disables reporting with client
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 274 def self.enable(env=nil, value) env ||= @@env_scope if env.present? @@enable_hash[env.to_sym] = value else @@enable_hash.each do |env, v| @@enable_hash[env.to_sym] = value end end end |
+ (Boolean) enabled?
should not be using a hash. config messed up with this implementation
Answers if the current environment is enabled or not
287 288 289 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 287 def self.enabled? @@enable_hash[self.current_env.to_sym] == true end |
+ (Object) environment(env)
The user set environment holds priority over all others
Sets the environment.
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 295 def self.environment env self.user_env = env end |
+ (Object) group(klass) { ... }
Sets up the group class and configures the display and id
209 210 211 212 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 209 def self.group(klass, &block) self.group_class = klass.to_s.underscore.to_sym Config::Group.class_eval(&block) if block_given? end |
+ (Object) mode(mode)
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 146 def self.mode(mode) if mode == :staging || mode == :test @@test_mode = true @@url = self.send("#{mode}_url") end end |
+ (Object) on(catalyst) { ... }
User #watch instead
Sets up an event observer for creating an custom action on Innsights
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 246 def self.on(catalyst, &block) report = Config::Controller.new(catalyst) report.instance_eval(&block) report.commit end |
+ (Object) queue(queue = '')
Sets up the queue library used to report actions to Innsights
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 255 def self.queue(queue='') if @@supported_queue_systems.include?(queue) self.queue_system = queue end end |
+ (Boolean) rails?
True if Rails is defined in the contect
310 311 312 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 310 def self.rails? defined?(Rails) end |
+ (Innsights::Report) report(name, options = {})
Creates a report on the fly. Can be used from within any file
265 266 267 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 265 def self.report(name, ={}) Innsights::Report.new(name, ) end |
+ (Object) setup { ... }
Main configuration method to create all event watchers
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 163 def self.setup(&block) self.instance_eval(&block) self.client = Client.new(url, app_subdomain, app_token, self.current_env) end |
+ (Object) user(klass) { ... }
Sets up the user class and configures the id, display and group
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 195 def self.user(klass, &block) self.user_call = klass.to_s.downcase.to_sym Config::User.class_eval(&block) if block_given? end |
+ (Object) watch(instance) { ... }
Sets up and active record callback for models or an after filter for controllers
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# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 233 def self.watch(instance, &block) report = instance.is_a?(String) ? Config::Controller.new(instance) : Config::Model.new(instance) report.instance_eval(&block) report.commit end |
Instance Method Details
- (String) test_mode
Sets testing environment on for local server development
145 |
# File 'lib/innsights.rb', line 145 mattr_reader :test_mode |


MegaMenu is navigation component that displays submenus together.
MegaMenu uses the common menumodel api to define its items, visit MenuModel API for details.
MegaMenu requires nested menuitems as its model where the items of a root menuitem is a two dimensional array to define columns in an overlay submenu.
Custom content can be placed between p-megaMenu tags. Megamenu should be horizontal for custom content.
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| model | array | null | An array of menuitems. |
| orientation | string | horizontal | Defines the orientation, valid values are horizontal and vertical. |
| style | string | null | Inline style of the component. |
| styleClass | string | null | Style class of the component. |
| baseZIndex | number | 0 | Base zIndex value to use in layering. |
| autoZIndex | boolean | true | Whether to automatically manage layering. |
| Name | Parameters |
|---|---|
| start | - |
| end | - |
Following is the list of structural style classes, for theming classes visit theming page.
| Name | Element |
|---|---|
| p-megamenu | Container element. |
| p-menu-list | List element. |
| p-menuitem | Menuitem element. |
| p-menuitem-text | Label of a menuitem. |
| p-menuitem-icon | Icon of a menuitem. |
| p-submenu-icon | Arrow icon of a submenu. |
None.


{% extends 'layout-newia.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Mental Health {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Losing someone important to you is one of the hardest things to experience in life. If you're young, bereavement can be even more difficult. But support and advice are available to help you get through it.
Your teenage years can be a lot of fun, but they are also often an emotional time. If someone close to you dies, it can be incredibly hard. Your world may feel as though it has crashed down around you.
It can make you feel very alone, especially as a young person, because you might find that none of your friends have gone through anything similar and won't understand or know what to say.
Grieving is a natural part of recovering from a bereavement, and everyone's experience of grief is different. There are no rules about what we should feel, and for how long.
But many people find they feel a mixture of the following:
These feelings may be very intense, particularly in the early days and weeks. Time eventually helps these intense emotions subside, and there's no need to feel guilty about starting to feel better. It doesn't mean you're not respecting the person's memory or forgetting about them.
Your family may all react differently to a bereavement. You may find it difficult to see your parents or other adults grieving and not know what to say to them. You could try just letting them know you’re there for them too while you get support yourself.
There are several things that can help you start to feel better. Looking after your health and talking to someone will help you get through this difficult time.
You can read more about how other young people cope with grief and loss on the YoungMinds website.
Talking about your grief is an important part of getting through a bereavement. Choosing who to talk to about your feelings is a very personal decision. Sometimes the most unlikely person can actually offer the most support.
If you've lost a family member, someone else in your family may also be good to open up to because they're likely to understand how you're feeling.
A close friend can be a good listener and a source of comfort and support, even if they haven't gone through this themselves.
There are lots of other sources of advice and support available, including:
During a time of grief you may not feel like looking after yourself, but it's important to help you cope with the extreme emotions that come with bereavement.
Some of the following quite simple things can make a big difference, such as:


A progress-spinner animation is used to convey a busy or loading state.
A progress-spinner is considered a critical graphic, therefore an img role and aria-label property are required.
Use the progress-spinner--large modifier class to create a large progress spinner.


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From the latest spiel Glass has been giving about donations at the opening of every This American Life podcast for the last few months:
Second question, we get this a lot, why don’t we just charge for the podcast? The answer is we don’t want to because fewer people would actually hear the podcast. We like it to be free. Idealistically we like the idea that it should be possible to do ambitious stories and try things that no one else is doing on radio and in podcasts and pay for the whole thing by asking the people who listen to kick in a couple of bucks each. I believe in that. I’ve thrown money at podcasts I like, it’s still really cheap entertainment. If that’s going to be the future of media, I like that future.
This is the question I asked five months ago and this answer doesn’t satisfy me.
Charging for the podcast is asking for money. A future where you can independently produce original, creative entertainment (or anything) and make a living from it without the need to beg for donations is a future I like.


Date
abstract class Date (View source)
Provide functionality to parse dates that have been string-encoded.
Also allow faking the current time for test purposes.
Properties
| static protected DateTimeInterface|null | $mockedCurrentTime | The current time (if overridden). |
Methods
In order to facilitate testing, we must be able to lock/mock the "now" datetime.
Get the current DateTime.
Create a DateTime from a unix timestamp.
Be compatible with HHVM and PHP 5.5.
Convert the candidate value into a DateTime object.
Is the candidate value can be treated as a date.
Compare two datetimes in a PHP-version agnostic way.
Compare two dates.
Details
at line 39
static
mockCurrentTime(DateTimeInterface $mockedCurrentTime = null)
In order to facilitate testing, we must be able to lock/mock the "now" datetime.
at line 52
static DateTimeInterface
now()
Get the current DateTime.
If the DateTime that represents the current time. If it was overridden with the mockNow() method, we return that DateTime instead.
at line 66
static DateTime
fromUnixTimestamp(int|float $timestamp)
Create a DateTime from a unix timestamp.
Robust against negative timestamps and floating point timestamps.
at line 92
static protected DateTime
fromNegativeTimestamp(int|float $timestamp)
Be compatible with HHVM and PHP 5.5.
at line 118
static DateTimeInterface
parse(string|int|float|DateTimeInterface $candidate, string|null $format = null)
Convert the candidate value into a DateTime object.
at line 173
static bool
canParse(mixed $candidate, string|null $format = null)
Is the candidate value can be treated as a date.
at line 196
static float
compare(mixed $a, mixed $b)
Compare two datetimes in a PHP-version agnostic way.
PHP 5.* does not account for microseconds when comparing two datetimes. We therefore convert the datetimes into floating point timestamps and then compare them as normal floating point numbers.
at line 226
static bool
comparison(string $comparison, mixed $a, mixed $b)
Compare two dates.
Examples:
Check if $a is after $b:
comparison('after', $a, $b);


--- layout: post title: UI Prototyping/Mockup tools you should be using date: '2010-01-26T18:37:00.001Z' author: solrevdev tags: modified_time: '2010-01-26T18:37:14.866Z' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-31446756.post-2790504708662219003 blogger_orig_url: http://www.solrevdev.com/2010/01/ui-prototypingmockup-tools-you-should.html ---


Watch: Dramatic footage shows diver rescuing baby girl from frozen sea
by Luke HurstIn dramatic footage released by the Italian coastguard, a diver plunges into the freezing waves off the coast of Lampedusa, Sicily, and rescues a one-year-old girl.
Headcam footage shows one of the rescuers swimming over to a group of the stranded migrants, and taking the girl into his arms.
He then manages to swim over to the lifeboat, keeping the child’s head above the water, before his colleagues haul her aboard.
The young girl’s mother and father were also rescued.
_Watch the video in the player above _
At least 149 people were rescued and around twenty are thought to be missing after the incident under two kilometres off the coast in the Mediterranean Sea.
The bodies of five women had been retrieved early on Sunday after the shipwreck.
Survivors said up to 20 people were unaccounted for, adding those missing at sea were from Algeria, Tunisia and Pakistan.


C D E F G H I J L M P R S T U V W misc
| highcharter-package | An 'htmlwidget' interface to the Highcharts javascript chart library |
| citytemp | City temperatures from a year |
| colorize | Create vector of color from vector |
| color_classes | Function to create 'dataClasses' argument in 'hc_colorAxis' |
| color_stops | Function to create 'stops' argument in 'hc_colorAxis' |
| create_yaxis | Creating multiples yAxis t use with highcharts |
| dash_styles | Get dash styles |
| datetime_to_timestamp | Date to timestamps |
| download_map_data | Helper function to download the map data form a url |
| export_hc | Function to export js file the configuration options |
| favorite_bars | Marshall's Favorite Bars |
| favorite_pies | Marshall's Favorite Pies |
| fa_icon | Helpers functions to get FontAwesome icons code |
| fa_icon_mark | Helpers functions to get FontAwesome icons code |
| fix_1_length_data | Function to avoid the jsonlite::auto_unbox default |
| get_data_from_map | Helper function to get the data inside the map data The urls are listed in <URL: https://code.highcharts.com/mapdata/>. |
| get_hc_series_from_df | Auxiliar function to get series and options from tidy frame for hchart.data.frame |
| globaltemp | globaltemp |
| hcaes | Define aesthetic mappings. Similar in spirit to 'ggplot2::aes' |
| hcaes_ | Define aesthetic mappings using strings. Similar in spirit to 'ggplot2::aes_string' |
| hcaes_string | Define aesthetic mappings using strings. Similar in spirit to 'ggplot2::aes_string' |
| hcbar | Shortcut to make a bar chart |
| hcboxplot | Shortcut to make a boxplot |
| hcdensity | Shortcut to make density charts |
| hchart | Create a highchart object from a particular data type |
| hchart.survfit | Plot survival curves using Highcharts |
| hchist | Shortcut to make an histogram |
| hciconarray | Shortcut to make icon arrays charts |
| hcmap | Shortcut for create map from <URL: https://code.highcharts.com/mapdata/> collection. |
| hcparcords | Shortcut for create parallel coordinates |
| hcpie | Shortcut to make a pie chart |
| hcspark | Shortcut to make spkarlines |
| hctreemap | Shortcut for create treemaps |
| hctreemap2 | Shortcut to create treemaps. |
| hcts | Shortcut to make time series or line charts |
| hc_accessibility | Setting accessibility options to highcharts objects |
| hc_add_annotation | Setting annotations to highcharts objects |
| hc_add_annotations | Setting annotations to highcharts objects |
| hc_add_dependency | Add modules or plugin dependencies to highcharts objects |
| hc_add_dependency_fa | Helpers functions to get FontAwesome icons code |
| hc_add_event_point | Helpers to use highcharter as input in shiny apps |
| hc_add_event_series | Helpers to use highcharter as input in shiny apps |
| hc_add_series | Adding and removing series from highchart objects |
| hc_add_series.character | hc_add_series for character and factor objects |
| hc_add_series.data.frame | hc_add_series for data frames objects |
| hc_add_series.density | hc_add_series for density objects |
| hc_add_series.factor | hc_add_series for character and factor objects |
| hc_add_series.forecast | hc_add_series for forecast objects |
| hc_add_series.geo_json | hc_add_series for geo_json & geo_list objects |
| hc_add_series.geo_list | hc_add_series for geo_json & geo_list objects |
| hc_add_series.lm | hc_add_series for lm and loess objects |
| hc_add_series.loess | hc_add_series for lm and loess objects |
| hc_add_series.numeric | 'hc_add_series' for numeric objects |
| hc_add_series.ohlc | hc_add_series for xts objects |
| hc_add_series.ts | hc_add_series for time series objects |
| hc_add_series.xts | hc_add_series for xts objects |
| hc_add_series_boxplot | Shortcut for create boxplot |
| hc_add_series_df | Shortcut for tidy data frame a la ggplot2/qplot |
| hc_add_series_flags | Shortcut for add flags to highstock chart |
| hc_add_series_labels_values | Shortcut for add series for pie, bar and columnn charts |
| hc_add_series_list | Shortcut for data series from a list of data series |
| hc_add_series_map | Add a map series |
| hc_add_series_ohlc | Shortcut for create candlestick charts |
| hc_add_series_scatter | Shortcut for create scatter plots |
| hc_add_series_times_values | Shortcut for create/add time series from times and values |
| hc_add_series_treemap | Shortcut for create treemaps |
| hc_add_series_ts | Shortcut for create/add time series charts from a ts object |
| hc_add_series_xts | Shortcut for create highstock chart from 'xts' object |
| hc_add_theme | Add themes to a highchart object |
| hc_annotations | Setting annotations to highcharts objects |
| hc_annotationsOptions | Setting annotations options to highcharts objects |
| hc_boost | Setting boost module options to highcharts objects |
| hc_chart | Setting chart options to highchart objects |
| hc_colorAxis | Setting color Axis options to highchart objects Function to set the axis color to highcharts objects. |
| hc_colors | Setting color options to highchart objects |
| hc_credits | Setting credits options to highchart objects |
| hc_defs | Setting patterns to be used in highcharts series |
| hc_drilldown | Setting drilldown options for highcharts objects |
| hc_elementId | Setting 'elementId' |
| hc_exporting | Setting exporting options for highcharts objects |
| hc_legend | Setting legend options to highchart objects |
| hc_mapNavigation | Setting mapNavigation options to highmaps charts |
| hc_motion | Setting Motion options to highcharts objects |
| hc_navigator | Setting navigator options to highstock charts Options regarding the navigator: The miniseries below chart in a highstock chart. |
| hc_pane | Setting panes options to highchart objects |
| hc_plotOptions | Setting plot options to highchart objects |
| hc_rangeSelector | Setting scrollbar options to highstock charts |
| hc_responsive | Setting responsive options to highchart objects |
| hc_rm_series | Removing series to highchart objects |
| hc_scrollbar | Setting scrollbar options to highstock objects |
| hc_series | Setting series/data options from highchart objects |
| hc_size | Changing the size of a 'highchart' object |
| hc_subtitle | Setting title and subtitle options to highchart objects |
| hc_theme | Highchart theme constructor |
| hc_theme_538 | Fivethirtyeight theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_chalk | Chalk theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_darkunica | Dark Unica theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_db | Dotabuff theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_economist | Economist theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_elementary | Elementary (OS) theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_ffx | Firefox theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_flat | Flat theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_flatdark | Flatdark theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_ft | Financial Times theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_ggplot2 | ggplot2 theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_google | Google theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_gridlight | Grid Light theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_handdrawn | Hand Drawn theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_merge | Merge themes |
| hc_theme_monokai | Monokai theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_null | Null theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_sandsignika | Sand Signika theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_smpl | Simple theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_sparkline | Sparkline theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_superheroes | Superheroes theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_tufte | Tufte theme for highcharts |
| hc_theme_tufte2 | Tufte theme for highcharts |
| hc_title | Setting title and subtitle options to highchart objects |
| hc_tooltip | Setting tooltip options to highchart objects |
| hc_xAxis | Setting axis options to highchart objects |
| hc_yAxis | Setting axis options to highchart objects |
| hc_yAxis_multiples | Setting axis options to highchart objects |
| hc_zAxis | Setting axis options to highchart objects |
| hex_to_rgba | Transform colors from hexadecimal format to rgba hc notation |
| highchart | Create a Highcharts chart widget |
| highchart2 | Create a Highcharts chart widget |
| highcharter | An 'htmlwidget' interface to the Highcharts javascript chart library |
| highcharter-exports | highcharter exported operators and S3 methods |
| highchartOutput | Widget output function for use in Shiny |
| highchartOutput2 | Widget output function for use in Shiny |
| highcharts_demo | Chart a demo for testing themes |
| highchartzero | Create a Highcharts chart widget |
| highchart_ct | Highcharter Crosstalk Widget |
| hw_grid | Lays out highchart widgets into a "grid", similar to 'grid.arrange' from 'gridExtra' |
| is.hexcolor | Check if a string vector is in hexadecimal color format |
| is.highchart | Reports whether x is a highchart object |
| JS | highcharter exported operators and S3 methods |
| list_parse | Convert an object to list with identical structure |
| list_parse2 | Convert an object to list with identical structure |
| mutate_mapping | Modify data frame according to mapping |
| pokemon | pokemon |
| random_id | Function to generate iids |
| renderHighchart | Widget render function for use in Shiny |
| renderHighchart2 | Widget render function for use in Shiny |
| stars | stars |
| str_to_id | String to 'id' format |
| tags | highcharter exported operators and S3 methods |
| tooltip_chart | Helper to create charts in tooltips. |
| tooltip_table | Helper for make table in tooltips |
| unemployment | US Counties unemployment rate |
| uscountygeojson | US Counties map in Geojson format (list) |
| usgeojson | US States map in Geojson format (list) |
| vaccines | Vaccines |
| weather | Weather |
| worldgeojson | World map in Geojson format (list) |
| %>% | highcharter exported operators and S3 methods |


Module "pl.test"
Useful test utilities.
Functions
| test.asserteq (x, y) | like assert, except takes two arguments that must be equal and can be tables. |
| test.asserteq2 (x1, x2, y1, y2) | a version of asserteq that takes two pairs of values. |
| test.timer (msg, n, fun, ...) | Time a function. |
Functions
- test.asserteq (x, y)
-
like assert, except takes two arguments that must be equal and can be tables.
If they are plain tables, it will use tablex.deepcompare.
Parameters:
- x: any value
- y: a value equal to x
- test.asserteq2 (x1, x2, y1, y2)
-
a version of asserteq that takes two pairs of values.
x1==y1 and x2==y2
must be true. Useful for functions that naturally return two values.Parameters:
- x1: any value
- x2: any value
- y1: any value
- y2: any value
- test.timer (msg, n, fun, ...)
-
Time a function. Call the function a given number of times, and report the number of seconds taken,
together with a message. Any extra arguments will be passed to the function.
Parameters:
- msg: a descriptive message
- n: number of times to call the function
- fun: the function
- ...:


U.S. urges Bolivian lawmakers to accept Morales resignation soon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Monday urged Bolivia’s legislative assembly to meet “sooner rather than later” to formally accept the resignation of President Evo Morales and begin a civilian-led transition to fill the country’s political vacuum.
A senior U.S. State Department official also said Washington does not consider Morales’ departure to be a coup, as Morales himself and the Mexican government have alleged. It was instead the result of protests that showed the Bolivian people “have had enough of a government ignoring the will of its voters,” the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.