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Dirt jumping - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Please help by moving some material from it into the body of the article. . BMX bike built for dirt jumping tends to have a longer top tube than a street BMX bike, . this is where the rider does a 360 around his bike, it is similar to a body varial .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirt_jumping
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some bmx riding from today - YouTube
Oct 16, 2011 . filmed some bmx riding today, didnt got any barspins on film but il . bs heelflip to pivot ; switch 360 underflip fs body varial ; late flip ; fs 180 .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwNKJdx7ATM
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540 and 360 tailwhip flat bmx - YouTube
Oct 1, 2011 . 540 and 360 tailwhip flat bmx . bs heelflip to pivot ; switch 360 underflip fs body varial ; late flip ; fs 180 heel-side pressure flip ; nollie plasma .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CVaU9QNWjE
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First 900s landed in Skateboard Big Air Elims at X Games LA 2012 ...
Jun 29, 2012 . He landed a body varial 360 over the gap and a body varial 540 on the quarterpipe. "I have a few tricks up my sleeve to step up my score for .
http://xgames.espn.go.com/summer/2012/article/8110083/first-900s-landed-skateboard-big-air-elims-x-games-la-2012
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Ed Zunda Wins The Hunt! The Hunt BMX
Sep 30, 2012 . the hunt bmx winner ed zunda. . Tanner Easterla, Tim Watson, Anton Anarson, Dan Setmeyer. Best Trick Park: Chris Hughes Body Varial .
http://thehuntbmx.com/entry/ed-zunda-wins-the-hunt
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BMX Best Trick Bag Jump Comp | LW Mag
Jan 23, 2013 . BMX Best Trick Bag Jump Comp brought to your by Monster Energy, Unit and . stops and were killing it with huge combo flips, spins and body varials. . Corked 360's and 720's and perfect Frontflips which saw him take the .
http://lwmag.co.za/bmx-best-trick-bag-jump-comp
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Masters of Dirt © | 10 Years of Freestyle in Vienna !
Feb 17, 2012 . First Motorcycle 360 (Remi Bizouard) First Motorcycle Body Varial (Ilka Salo) First Minibike . studded BMX and Mountainbike cast, including: .
http://www.mastersofdirt.com/10-years-of-freestyle-in-vienna/
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2012 World Wake Surfing Championships Winning Runs | WATERSKI
Sep 29, 2012. to switch followed by a 180 degree body varial to return to his regular stance. . which consists of a 360 degree shuv-it with a 180 body varial.
http://waterskimag.com/videos/2012/10/01/2012-world-wake-surfing-championships-winning-runs/
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fakie Big flip (fakie 360 flip body varial) - YouTube
Jun 13, 2009 . fakie Big flip (fakie 360 flip body varial). SkateitPC·8 videos . How To Fakie BMX by Adam LZhowtos 107,032 views · 3:21. Watch Later .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFbifWk1Hho
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Matt Wilhelm Interview | BMX - The Union
Aug 27, 2008 . If I remember right you were originally a racer of all things on a BMX. . A few that I am proud of are the 360-body-varial caboose, and obviously .
http://www.bmxunion.com/blog/interview/matt-wilhelm-interview/
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Pierre Luc Gagnon Holds off Shaun White for Skate Vert Win | Alli ...
I was going to do a frontside nollie flip stalefish 360, but I fell two walls before I . kickflip body varial 5, body varial 540 with board on the right side, air to fakie, .
http://www.allisports.com/dew-tour/event/salt-lake-city-2011/news/wins-skate-vert-finals
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Nitro Circus Live stars perform the greatest action sports show ever ...
May 21, 2012 . Young Victorian BMX rider, Matt Whyatt, performed a world first BMX trick with his back flip, tail whip to late 360 followed by Dusty Wygle (USA) . Greg Powell ( USA) riding out of the biggest BMX body varial ever performed.
http://nitrocircuslive.com/nitro-circus-live-stars-perform-the-greatest-action-sports-show-ever-in-sydney/
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Camp of Champions Coach Mike Montgomery Unveils The - Pinkbike
Jul 2, 2010 . This trick isn't new, as been pulled of on bmx and on MX! It's a body varial. It's like the M/M 360, he can't give new names to things that allready .
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/146836/
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Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX - Cheat Code Central
Backflip One Footer. Press Up, Down, Circle. Body Varial. Press Left, Right, Square. Frontflip. Press Down, Up, Circle. Rick Thorne. Double Seat Grab Superman .
http://www.cheatcc.com/psx/codes/mhpbmx.html
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Nitro Circus Live 2012 Antwerp: body varial, fully twisted 360 front ...
Dec 1, 2012 . Nitro Circus Live 2012 Antwerp: body varial, fully twisted 360 front flip, . Nitro Circus : Triple Backflip on BMX - James Foster @ Sportpaleis .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCP9kRglvzs
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Self Filming BMX - Vidéo Dailymotion
Dec 12, 2009 . Self Filming BMX motionmaker · Raboutet Valentin . BMX au park de Strasbourg MOntage Cronenbourg . fakie 360 shove it body varial GOS .
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbh13o_self-filming-bmx_sport
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Que? | The Sky Might Fall
Que? 360 backflip body varial to superman seat grab aint no joke -Wizzard. . 360 backflip body varial to superman seat grab aint no joke. -Wizzard .
http://www.theskymightfall.com/post/1401178072/que
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Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX Cheats & Codes | GamesRadar
The latest Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX cheats available anywhere in the universe, . This should let you do The backflip 360. . left, right, square - Body Varial .
http://www.gamesradar.com/mat-hoffmans-pro-bmx/cheats/
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Harlem Shake Yerseke Kot - YouTube
Feb 28, 2013. xbox360 pressure flip late fs shuvit ; siyoun spin ; fs varial heel-side pressure 1/ 2 flip . bs heelflip to pivot ; switch 360 underflip fs body varial ; late flip ; fs 180 . BMX Foot Placementby Adam LZhowtos 21,509 views · 2:40 .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHUdp4gGSRk
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ACTION MOVIE SEQUEL - the chase - YouTube
Feb 9, 2013. bs heelflip to pivot ; switch 360 underflip fs body varial ; late flip ; fs 180 . BMX Foot Placementby Adam LZhowtos 21,509 views · 6:13 .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-gy8C8wnB8


UseSQLiteDatabase()
Syntax
UseSQLiteDatabase()Description
Initialize the SQLite database environment for future use.
Parameters
None.
Return value
None.
Remarks
SQLite is a file based, serverless database manager. There is no driver or additional files to install, all is ready to use. SQLite is widely spread across the industry and is considered to be one of the best embedded database manager available. For more information about SQLite: http://www.sqlite.org.
To create a new empty database, create a new file with CreateFile(). Database commands can now be used to create tables and add records.
A SQLite database has to be opened using OpenDatabase() before using any other database functions.
Example
UseSQLiteDatabase() Filename$ = OpenFileRequester("Choose a file name", "PureBasic.sqlite", "*.sqlite|*.sqlite", 0) If CreateFile(0, Filename$) Debug "Database file created" CloseFile(0) EndIf If OpenDatabase(0, Filename$, "", "") Debug "Connected to PureBasic.sqlite" If DatabaseUpdate(0, "CREATE TABLE info (test VARCHAR(255));") Debug "Table created" EndIf EndIf
See Also
OpenDatabase(), UsePostgreSQLDatabase(), UseODBCDatabase()
Supported OS
All


Child labour is a big social issue in our country which everyone must be aware of.
Lakhs of children in India are working in professions like beedi-rolling, brick kilns, carpet weaving, commercial sexual exploitation, construction, fireworks and matches factories, hotels, hybrid cottonseed production, leather, mines, quarries, silk, synthetic gems, etc. This also leads to child trafficking, something which gets silent approval when there is demand from retail, hospitality, and menial work sectors.
Save the Children is a pioneer in child labour eradication and fostering child rights ever since. Badlav has fought against child labour through lobbying for reform and legislation. Save the Children has established a long-lasting dialogue with vulnerable communities across India, as well as state and national level governance to address child labour, abuse, corporal punishment, trafficking, and child rights violation.
Save the Children's aim is to make child trafficking "socially and culturally unacceptable”. Badlav also developed long lasting relationships with rural and urban families so they can support an NGO like this, through community volunteers, who spread awareness about education. Other legislative victories include the Child Labour Prohibition and Regulation Act, 1986, which was strengthened with the NGO's intervention.
The problem of child labor in India is so huge that it demands support and contribution from every part of society to completely eradicate this problem.
Our mission is to mobilise efforts to protect and promote the rights of all children, especially the right to receive a free and meaningful education and the right to be free from economic exploitation and from performing any work that is likely to be harmful to the child's physical, mental, spiritual, moral or social development.


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Needs further reading - focused on digital tools for the collaborative design of software, rather than workshops, but nevertheless relevant.
"This paper presents the Software Design Board, a prototype collaborative
design tool supporting a variety of styles of collaboration, and
facilitating transitions between them. The design of Software Design
Board was motivated by empirical research demonstrating the
importance of such support in collaborative software design"
"To better support collaborative work, software design tools need to support a variety of workstyles for collaborative interaction, as well as support fluid transitions between these workstyles."
"Particularly in the early stages of design, informal media...such as paper or whiteboards...are appropriate as they allow design diagrams to be quickly and fluidly sketched"
"The main advantage of informal media tools is that they support a
natural working style without imposing significant cognitive overhead on
the user through heavyweight interaction mechanisms. They allow users to
use the tool transparently, without having to think about the tool
itself. The drawback of many of these tools is the limited, or
non-existent, support for movement towards more formal, structured
work. This lack of support may limit development as a design evolves and
begins to require more formal treatment."
"The first four dimensions of the model describe the nature of the
collaboration in
which a group is engaged, or that can be supported by a tool. They are
defined as
follows:
• Location: The location axis refers to the distribution of the people
involved in
the collaboration. As people become more geographically
distributed,
supporting some collaborative workstyles becomes increasingly difficult
[27].
• Synchronicity: The synchronicity axis describes the temporal nature of
the
collaboration. People may work together at the same time (synchronously)
or at
different times (asynchronously).
• Group Size: The group size axis captures the number of people involved
in the
collaboration. Support for larger groups typically comes at the expense
of
intimacy in the interaction between collaborators.
• Coordination: This axis describes how users’ activities are
coordinated,
whether by the choice of tools they are using or through the adoption of
some
coordination model [22]."
"Dimensions Describing Artifact Style
The remaining four dimensions describe the nature of the artifacts
produced by the
group, or able to be produced by a tool. They are defined as
follows:
• Syntactic Correctness: The artifact being produced may be required to
follow a
precise syntax. This requirement may inhibit progress in early stages of
design
by forcing initially abstract designs to conform to a predetermined
syntax [20,
35].
• Semantic Correctness: An artifact is considered to be semantically
sound if its
meaning is unambiguous and free of contradiction. The production of
semantically sound artifacts facilitates automated analysis and
evolution.
• Archivability: Archivability represents the difficulty of saving an
artifact so
that it can be used at a later time. For example, word processing
documents
have high archivability, as they can be saved to disk and retrieved
later.
• Modifiability: This axis represents the ease with which an artifact can
be
modified. For example, small modifications"


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TWILIGHT CRITERIUM
SATURDAY JUNE 24, 2000 - HELENA MONTANA
Sr. Men 1/2/3 - $175, Sr. Men 4 - $65
Sr Women - $65, Jr Men - $65
Veterans (35+, 45+) - $65 each
Category 5/Citizens - Medals
(Promoter reserves right to combine categories)
EVENT DESCRIPTION
The Helena Twilight Criterium course is located in the Capitol Complex in Helena, Montana. The 0.7-mile almost flat course is set near the Capitol among shady tree-lined roads of the Capitol Complex, and will provide a fast and fun course for all racers. The race will also serve as the District 26 Criterium Championships. Registration is located near the course at rear of the Capitol Building on Lockey Avenue. There will also be two free fun races for children under 10.
SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 21, 2000
Deadline for Preregistration NO LATE FEES!
Saturday, June 24, 2000
2:00 Registration Opens, Great Divide Cyclery
4:30 PM - REGISTRATION CLOSES
4:45 PM - Racers Meeting, Mandatory for all racers
5:00 PM - Course Open for Inspection and Warmup
5:30 PM - Racing Begins
| Category | Race Time | Start Time |
| (min) | ||
| Sr. Men 4/5/Citizens | 40 | 5:30 to 6:10 PM |
| Juniors | 40 | Same as Masters or Sr. 4/5 |
| Women (all categories) | 40 | Same as Masters or Sr. 4/5 |
| Masters (35+) | 40 | 6:20 to 7:00 PM |
| Masters (45+) | 40 | Same as Masters 35+ |
| Kids (Training/Big Wheels) | 1 Lap | 7:10 to 7:20 |
| Kids (Under 10, Two Wheels)) | 2 Laps | 7:30 to 7:45 |
| Sr. Men 1/2/3 | 60 | 8:00 to 9:00 PM |
REGISTRATION FORM - HELENA TWILIGHT CRITERIUM
USCF License No. ________________ Race/Category:_________________________ Age: _________________
Name:__________________________________________________________ Phone:(____)__________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________
City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________________________________________
Entry Fees: $18 Entry Fee and Insurance Surcharge $5 1-Day Racing License
Total Fees Enclosed: _______________________
Make checks payable to the Great Divide Cycling Club.
Send to:
Great Divide Cyclery
326 N. Jackson St.
Helena, MT 59601
Standard athletes release form must be returned with registration.
Helmets mandatory for all racers.
Questions? Call<PHONE_NUMBER>


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Travelling during a pandemic
This has been a tough year, with added concerns to travel. When we booked our trip to Greece, we had in mind several considerations. The idea of going to Greece was made better since Sar is from Greece and his family is there too. We knew we could reach out to them in the worst-case scenario. Before we flew, we had to fill out a passenger locator form with information on our trip and where they could contact us if we were in contact with anyone sick on the flight. Also, they had random testing at the airport, if we tested positive, we would be quarantined for 14 days. If negative, the authorities will let us continue with our vacation. It was a risk we had to take!
These were our considerations before the trip and our thoughts to tackle them:
Q: What should happen if we arrive to Greece and get quarantined?
A: We brought our laptops to work from Greece, in case we were in quarantine.
Q: What should we do if either of us tested positive in Greece?
A: We will stay in the designated quarantined area and let Sar’s family know in case we needed anything.
Q: How do we stay as safe as we can during our travels?
Does not guarantee full safety, the best advice is to avoid all unessential travel
A: If you really want to travel knowing the risks, follow the local rules. Wear masks in all public transports, airports and on flights. Bring a sanitiser with you and use it or wash your hands after any contact with shared surfaces or people. We also brought our own alcohol wipes to clean surfaces we sat on or could touch such as beach chairs or tables. Always maintain social distance no matter where you are.
Fortunately for us, we were not selected for the random tests and could leave the airport quickly and were not contacted for quarantine. So, our holiday begun! In this scenario, we booked a rental car from Athens airport and drove for 5 hours towards Lefkada island. It is an Ionian island and the only one that can be reached without a ferry. We travelled to Lefkada for 10 days and here is where I give you the fun details.
Day 1
We stayed for 10 days at Villa Elia in Lefkada town. Before our stay, the hotel staff gave us instructions on what we should do if we felt sick and we had to sign some documents that we will comply with the safety recommendations. Overall, they provided us with a safe experience we have no complains.
We spent our first day at Kathisma Beach, an organised beach with bars and beach umbrellas. It is easily accessible by car. The prices for a pair of umbrellas range from 7 euros to 20 euros, depending on how you feel. If you are looking for an easy beach day with blue waters and large waves, this is the place for you! Do note, the waves are strong here and it is a pebble beach (wear water shoes if you have sensitive feet).
Dinner recommendation for delicious gourmet Greek food: Thymari in Lefkada town, price range for 2 glasses of wine, 2 mains (fish and prawns) and 1 appetiser (scallops) were 70 euros.
Day 2
We met up with Sars sister and nephews at Alonaki fanariou beach about an hour and a halfs drive just outside Lefkada. It was a family friendly beach with a short number of steps down to the beach. There was one beach bar for drinks and snacks. You will have to bring your own umbrella here, if not you will be roasting in the heat and it might not be fun. The water was calmer here with a deep green colour!
Dinner recommendation for traditional Greek food and family friendly for the kids: To pigadaki
Day 3
Today we went to Agiofylli beach! It is not popular with tourists; I like to call it a “local secret” it is also known as the “pearl of Lefkada”. If you choose to park at the beach parking, note they will charge you 7 euros for the day. We saw some people parking early on and walking in instead. Although if you must pay, it is worth it. The pebbles on the beach were white and the water was a beautiful light emerald green and blue colour. You will need to climb down a flight of stairs to the beach. There was a guy renting umbrellas, but you cannot rely on him as it may be rented out and he requests you wait for the next boat to bring in some. The recommendation here is to bring your own food, drink and umbrella so you can have a full day on the beach without worries. There was a small snack canteen at the stairs before you head down but it is very limited in choices.
Dinner recommendation for fresh fish where you select your choices: II Mondo di mare, price range for 3 main dishes was 40 euros
Day 4
We debated about going to Milos beach, but it turned out to be our favourite beach in Lefkada and therefore it is highly recommended. You will have to do a small hike (30 minutes) into Milos beach from Agios Nikitas beach but it is easy! The challenge is you will have to have your own food, water and umbrella as there are no canteens or rentals on the beach. It will just be you and the bright blue waters.
Dinner recommendation with the best sunset view in Lefkada: Rachi restaurant Exanthia It was so busy in the restaurant when we went, there were no tables available. We ended seated at Fly me sun and stars bar instead. We ordered two cocktails and two bar dishes instead, and it turned out to be an amazing night!
Day 5
This day was for us to be lazy! We went to Nydri beach and chilled there for abit. The beach is easily accessible and organised, which may be an ideal option if you don’t feel like climbing down anywhere. Obviously, Sar sees a church across the waters and decides we should explore it. We drove to the church and saw the view of Nydri and a grave of a famous architect-William Doerpfeld. Now, I felt the buzz from Sar and decided we drive to the end where cape Lefkada was. The drive up is intense, but you will be treated with amazing views of Kefalonia and Ithaca. There is a story that a famous Greek poet killed himself on these cliffs. The waves were so strong you could feel the water from where we were.
Dinner recommendation for traditional Greek tavern food in a lovely garden: in Tsoukalades there is a place called Psaropoula restaurant or in Greek it is called ΨΑΡΟΠΟΥΛΑ. You will have to enter and move towards the back of the restaurant it will take you to a beautiful garden. Here we had the best fried small fishes and baby calamari and a dakos salad.
Day 6
This was an adventurous day! We rented a boat from a lovely old man at Nydri beach for 40 euros and add on gas costs which were dependent, we used 28 euros (9am to 5.30pm). he gave us a basic “how to” lesson and we were off exploring with a paper map. We rode around the islands; Sparti and Scorpios which was a private island used to be owned by Aristotle Onassis and his wife Jackie Kennedy. Sar practiced his parking skills when we stopped at Vathi in Meganisi an island. We strolled around had a drink and continued our journey exploring coves and a spot for swimming. There were many beautiful coves, we were spoilt for choices.
Dinner recommendation: Get yourself a delicious Greek souvlaki from Daltons in Lefkada town.
Day 7
We saved the most popular and spectacular beach for last. Porto Katsiki is known to be one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece and the Mediterranean. We were amazed at how easy it was to travel there. We arrived after 3pm, so parking was 5 euros, if not it would have been 10 euros. When you read reviews online, they will tell you at how there are too many stairs and that it’s hard to get down. If you can climb at least three flights of stairs, this will be easy for you, don’t be wasting your money on tourist boats (which are packed!). We spent the rest of the day swimming and enjoying the bright blue waters and the view of the cliffs topped with trees.
Dinner recommendation for fish and meze by Agios Ioannis: At Liogerma, we had seats facing the beach, we ordered some local Lefkas and picked our fish straight from the kitchen. It was the perfect way to end the day, except we found a Cuban bar in the town centre and decided we should further celebrate with some pina coladas!
Day 8
Another relaxing day was needed here. We drove to Mikros Gialos beach where the waters were calm and deep green and blue. We got ourselves umbrellas for 10 euros for the whole day. It is well worth it if you need something organised and want to be close to a tavern for food or drink like a nice cold Greek coffee.
Dinner recommendation: Sorry but I am a girl who loves a souvlaki! So, round two it was at Daltons
Day 9
We stayed close to Agios Ioannis beach, so it would be silly if we skipped it entirely. There are cafes and bars by the water. It is a sandy beach compared to the rest of the island, which is perfect for those that miss the soft sand with clear green-blue waters. There is a little windmill at the end of the beach too for a Greek island vibe.
Dinner recommendation:Taverna la vinaria in Lefkada town serves fresh tuna and there are ready made dishes too like moussaka, stuffed tomatoes etc. We ordered our favourite local Lefkas with some grilled octopus and grilled tuna and it was the best decision made. That evening was all about food, we made our way to the loukoumadaki shop for some loukamades with honey, cinnamon and nuts for dessert (highly recommended). There was also a lovely hidden bar called Mavros Lagos in town and you will find yourself in a garden with a glass of wine.
Lefkada left us refreshed and amazed as compared to what we heard about. Sar being Greek would not have recommended this island at all before this amazing vacation! However, with the pandemic, we chose to come here, and the island made us feel safe with all the regulations in place and additionally we got to experience summer on an Ionian island with less crowds, greenery, cliffs and bright blue waters as compared to being on many of the other popular islands. Thank you Lefkada for making summer 2020 one we will always remember.


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A complex modification that mimics Vim's navigation throughout your entire Mac.
Sadly the original maintainer @harmtemolder is no longer giving maintenance to the original script, there is nothing wrong with it so the only thing that has been changed is the way notifications work to make use of the Karabiner standard instead of system notifications.
caps lock
.i
or a
(there are more like these, see below)caps lock
,escape
,control
+[
,Alternatively you can hold caps lock
for NORMAL mode and release it to exit.
Within NORMAL mode you can then move around with:
| key | action |
|---|---|
h |
Move cursor left* |
j |
Move cursor down* |
k
|
Move cursor up* |
l
|
Move cursor right* |
e
|
Move cursor to next end of word |
b
|
Move cursor to previous start of word |
0
|
Move cursor to start of line (before any tabs) |
^
|
Move cursor to start of line (after any tabs) |
$
|
Move cursor to end of line |
g ,g
|
Move cursor to start of document |
G
|
Move cursor to end of document |
{
|
Move cursor to start of paragraph |
}
|
Move cursor to end of paragraph |
*These work with shift
, control
, option
and/or command
, e.g. for hotkeys within apps.
Combine those with d
, y
and c
to delete (“cut”), yank (“copy”) or change (“cut” and exit NORMAL mode) like so:
| key | action |
|---|---|
d ,d
/
y ,y
/
c ,c
|
Delete/yank/change the entire line |
d ,e
/
y ,e
/
c ,e
|
Delete/yank/change to the next end of word |
d ,b
/ ... / ... |
Delete/yank/change to the previous start of word |
| ... | Ditto for all other navigation keys mentioned above |
Also:
| key | action |
|---|---|
x
|
Delete forward |
X
|
Delete back |
p
or
P
|
Paste at cursor |
u
|
Undo |
control +r
|
Redo |
To exit NORMAL mode at specific locations:
| key | action |
|---|---|
i
|
Exit NORMAL mode at the cursor |
I
|
Exit NORMAL mode at the start of the line |
a
|
Exit NORMAL mode at the cursor |
A
|
Exit NORMAL mode at the end of the line |
o
|
Exit NORMAL mode on a new line below the cursor |
O
|
Exit NORMAL mode on a new line above the cursor |
I've also mapped 3 keys to F18
, F19
and F20
, which I pick up on within Hammerspoon to load specific modals:
| key | action |
|---|---|
s
|
Activate Hammerspoon screen modal |
m
|
Activate Hammerspoon Markdown modal |
spacebar
|
Activate Hammerspoon hyper modal |
From within NORMAL mode you can switch to VISUAL mode with v
. (Unfortunately you cannot switch to the other end of the selection with o
as you normally would, so choose your starting point wisely.)
| key | action |
|---|---|
v
|
Exit VISUAL mode, enter NORMAL mode |
h
|
Select left |
j
|
Select down |
| ... | Ditto for all other navigation keys mentioned above |
d
|
Delete (“cut”) the selection and enter NORMAL mode |
y
|
Yank (“copy”) the selection and enter NORMAL mode |
c
|
Change (“cut”) the selection and exit Vim Mode entirely |
x
|
Remove the selection and enter NORMAL mode |


Gary Neville opens new Manchester hotel - featuring £1,750-a-night penthouse
Neville has opened the new hotel in a Grade II-listed building, which features lavish suites with chic, contemporary design and ensuite bathrooms
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/Manchester United legends Gary Neville and Ryan Giggs have officially opened the doors to their new hotel, the Stock Exchange Hotel, in Manchester.
Partnering with hotelier Winston Zahra, they have opened the new hotel in a Grade II-listed building, which features lavish suites with chic, contemporary design and ensuite bathrooms, and a restaurant operated by celebrity chef Tom Kerridge.
Neville confirmed the news on Twitter and said: "So six years later Stock Exchange Hotel is restored and the whole building is open today for the first time to the public for some 50 years.
"A big thank you to everyone who has worked hard and contributed to make this happen. Take a look if you like."
The news is sure to get fans excited, with the hotel boasting several stunning perks.
The crowning glory? 'The House', a 3,500 sq ft apartment with a private entrance, its own gym, a fully fitted kitchen, three bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, a dining table for 10, a bar and a huge roof terrace with unparalleled views of the Manchester skyline.
However a stay doesn't come cheap with prices at £1,750 a night - but that also includes seriously luxurious perks including a 24-hour personal concierge, valet parking, in-room dining and even use of the hotel's car, a Lexus RXL.
Speaking about the hotel, co-owner Giggs previously told the Manchester Evening News : "I think it will be game changing.
"We have brought back to life a forgotten Manchester building which was hugely significant of its time.
"The design respects the heritage of the building and now we’re protecting that history by restoring it.
"We will be sharing some incredible architectural history with people from all over the world for many years to come, and we hope that it will add another dimension to Manchester.
"It’s also the type of building that enables the team to offer something really bespoke to guests, a tailored and individual service.
"There are some fantastic new developments just being finished [elsewhere in Manchester] and in the pipeline but none of them will have their own five star service department attached to them and that’s what differentiates The House from anything else.
"We have a proven team in place who have been recognised in the industry for their exceptional service credentials.
"We’re confident that the demand for a property like The House in city centre will be big. Manchester is progressive, it’s moving quickly, so many people are now either moving into the city for the first time or back to the city because of the different business, sport and leisure opportunities there are.
"The House is a great space for people living on their own, for couples or even families because it’s so versatile."


Module: Lightning
- Defined in:
- lib/lightning/node.rb,
lib/lightning/stub.rb,
lib/lightning/config.rb,
lib/lightning/version.rb,
lib/lightning/channels.rb,
lib/lightning/invoices.rb
Overview
Namespace for classes and modules that handle communication with your LND node
Defined Under Namespace
Classes: Configuration
Constant Summary collapse
- VERSION =
Current SDK version number.
'0.1.1'.freeze
Class Attribute Summary collapse
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.configuration ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute configuration.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.addinvoice(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::AddInvoiceResponse
Add a new invoice, expressing intent for a future payment.
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.closedchannels(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ClosedChannelsResponse
Closedchannels returns a description of all the closed channels that this node was a participant in.
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.configure {|configuration| ... } ⇒ Object
The configure class method stores a Configuration object inside the Lightning module.
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.decodepayreq(pay_req) ⇒ Lnrpc::PayReq
Decodepayreq takes an encoded payment request string and attempts to decode it, returning a full description of the conditions encoded within the payment request.
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.getinfo ⇒ Lnrpc::GetInfoResponse
Returns general information concerning the lightning node including it's identity pubkey, alias, the chains it is connected to, and information concerning the number of open+pending channels.
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.getnetworkinfo ⇒ Lnrpc::NetworkInfo
Getnetworkinfo returns some basic stats about the known channel graph from the point of view of the node.
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.getnodeinfo(pubkey) ⇒ Lnrpc::NodeInfo
Getnodeinfo returns the latest advertised, aggregated, and authenticated channel information for the specified node identified by its public key.
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.listchannels(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ListChannelsResponse
Listchannels returns a description of all the open channels that this node is a participant in.
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.listinvoices(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ListInvoiceResponse
Listinvoices the retrieval of all invoices currently stored within the database.
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.pendingchannels ⇒ Lnrpc::PendingChannelsResponse
Pendingchannels returns a list of all the channels that are currently considered “pending”.
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.subscribeinvoices(**args) ⇒ Array<Lnrpc::Invoice>
Subscribeinvoices returns a uni-directional stream (server -> client) for notifying the client of newly added/settled invoices.
Class Attribute Details
.configuration ⇒ Object
Returns the value of attribute configuration
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# File 'lib/lightning/config.rb', line 4 def configuration @configuration end |
Class Method Details
.addinvoice(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::AddInvoiceResponse
Add a new invoice, expressing intent for a future payment. Invoices without an amount can be created by not supplying any parameters or providing an amount of 0. These invoices allow the payee to specify the amount of satoshis they wish to send.
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# File 'lib/lightning/invoices.rb', line 26 def addinvoice(**args) stub.add_invoice( Lnrpc::Invoice.new( value: args[:value], expiry: args[:expiry], memo: args[:memo] ) ) end |
.closedchannels(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ClosedChannelsResponse
Closedchannels returns a description of all the closed channels that this node was a participant in.
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# File 'lib/lightning/channels.rb', line 22 def closedchannels(**args) stub.closed_channels( Lnrpc::ClosedChannelsRequest.new( cooperative: args[:cooperative], local_force: args[:local_force], remote_force: args[:remote_force], breach: args[:breach], funding_canceled: args[:funding_canceled], abandoned: args[:abandoned] ) ) end |
.configure {|configuration| ... } ⇒ Object
The configure class method stores a Configuration object inside the Lightning module. Anything set from the configure block is an attr_accessor on the Configuration class.
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# File 'lib/lightning/config.rb', line 20 def self.configure self.configuration ||= Configuration.new yield(configuration) end |
.decodepayreq(pay_req) ⇒ Lnrpc::PayReq
Decodepayreq takes an encoded payment request string and attempts to decode it, returning a full description of the conditions encoded within the payment request.
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# File 'lib/lightning/invoices.rb', line 46 def decodepayreq(pay_req) opts = { pay_req: pay_req } stub.decode_pay_req(Lnrpc::PayReqString.new(opts)) end |
.getinfo ⇒ Lnrpc::GetInfoResponse
Returns general information concerning the lightning node including it's identity pubkey, alias, the chains it is connected to, and information concerning the number of open+pending channels.
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# File 'lib/lightning/node.rb', line 13 def getinfo stub.get_info(Lnrpc::GetInfoRequest.new) end |
.getnetworkinfo ⇒ Lnrpc::NetworkInfo
Getnetworkinfo returns some basic stats about the known channel graph from the point of view of the node.
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# File 'lib/lightning/node.rb', line 25 def getnetworkinfo stub.get_network_info( Lnrpc::NetworkInfoRequest.new ) end |
.getnodeinfo(pubkey) ⇒ Lnrpc::NodeInfo
Getnodeinfo returns the latest advertised, aggregated, and authenticated channel information for the specified node identified by its public key.
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# File 'lib/lightning/node.rb', line 40 def getnodeinfo(pubkey) stub.get_node_info( Lnrpc::NodeInfoRequest.new(pub_key: pubkey) ) end |
.listchannels(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ListChannelsResponse
Listchannels returns a description of all the open channels that this node is a participant in.
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# File 'lib/lightning/channels.rb', line 45 def listchannels(**args) stub.list_channels( Lnrpc::ListChannelsRequest.new( active_only: args[:active_only], inactive_only: args[:inactive_only], public_only: args[:public_only], private_only: args[:private_only] ) ) end |
.listinvoices(**args) ⇒ Lnrpc::ListInvoiceResponse
Listinvoices the retrieval of all invoices currently stored within the database. It has full support for paginationed responses, allowing users to query for specific invoices through their add_index. This can be done by using either the first_index_offset or last_index_offset fields included in the response as the index_offset of the next request. The reversed flag is set by default in order to paginate backwards. If you wish to paginate forwards, you must explicitly set the flag to false. If none of the parameters are specified, then the last 100 invoices will be returned. For example: if you have 200 invoices, “listinvoices” will return the last 100 created. If you wish to retrieve the previous 100, the first_offset_index of the response can be used as the index_offset of the next listinvoices request.
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# File 'lib/lightning/invoices.rb', line 84 def listinvoices(**args) num_max_invoices = args[:num_max_invoices] index_offset = args[:index_offset] pending_only = args[:pending_only] reversed = args[:reversed] stub.list_invoices( Lnrpc::ListInvoiceRequest.new( num_max_invoices: num_max_invoices, index_offset: index_offset, pending_only: pending_only, reversed: reversed ) ) end |
.pendingchannels ⇒ Lnrpc::PendingChannelsResponse
Pendingchannels returns a list of all the channels that are currently considered “pending”. A channel is pending if it has finished the funding workflow and is waiting for confirmations for the funding txn, or is in the process of closure, either initiated cooperatively or non- cooperatively.
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# File 'lib/lightning/channels.rb', line 65 def pendingchannels stub.pending_channels( Lnrpc::PendingChannelsRequest.new ) end |
.subscribeinvoices(**args) ⇒ Array<Lnrpc::Invoice>
Subscribeinvoices returns a uni-directional stream (server -> client) for notifying the client of newly added/settled invoices. The caller can optionally specify the add_index and/or the settle_index. If the add_index is specified, then we'll first start by sending add invoice events for all invoices with an add_index greater than the specified value. If the settle_index is specified, the next, we'll send out all settle events for invoices with a settle_index greater than the specified value. One or both of these fields can be set. If no fields are set, then we'll only send out the latest add/settle events.
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# File 'lib/lightning/invoices.rb', line 122 def subscribeinvoices(**args) stub.subscribe_invoices( Lnrpc::InvoiceSubscription.new( add_index: args[:add_index], settle_index: args[:settle_index] ) ) do |invoice| yield(invoice) end end |


A group of particles with elastic body particle data.
More...
#include <solid_body_particles.h>
Inherits SPH::SolidBodyParticles.
Inherited by SPH::MuscleBodyParticles.
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A group of particles with elastic body particle data.
◆ ElasticBodyParticles()
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body_name | ) |
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Default Constructor. Create a group of particles referred to a body.
- Parameters
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◆ InitializeAParticle()
| void SPH::ElasticBodyParticles::InitializeAParticle |
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particle_volume |
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◆ WriteParticlesToPltFile()
| void SPH::ElasticBodyParticles::WriteParticlesToPltFile |
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ofstream & |
output_file | ) |
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Write particle data in PLT format for Tecplot.
- Parameters
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Reimplemented from SPH::SolidBodyParticles.
◆ WriteParticlesToVtuFile()
| void SPH::ElasticBodyParticles::WriteParticlesToVtuFile |
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ofstream & |
output_file | ) |
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overridevirtual |
Write particle data in VTU format for Paraview.
- Parameters
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| [out] | output_file | Ofstream of particle data. |
Reimplemented from SPH::SolidBodyParticles.
◆ WriteParticlesToXmlFile()
| virtual void SPH::ElasticBodyParticles::WriteParticlesToXmlFile |
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std::string & |
filefullpath | ) |
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Write particle data in XML format.
- Parameters
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| [out] | filefullpath | Full path to file being write. |
Reimplemented from SPH::SolidBodyParticles.
◆ WriteParticlesToXmlForRestart()
| void SPH::ElasticBodyParticles::WriteParticlesToXmlForRestart |
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std::string & |
filefullpath | ) |
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Write particle data in XML format for restart.
- Parameters
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| [out] | filefullpath | Full path to file being write. |
Reimplemented from SPH::SolidBodyParticles.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


---
layout: default
title: Emails
class: styleguide
---
Guidelines for writing emails
George Orwell's six elementary rules for writing
- Never use a metaphor, simile, or other figure of speech which you are used to seeing in print.
- Never use a long word where a short one will do.
- If it is possible to cut a word out, always cut it out.
- Never use the passive where you can use the active.
- Never use a foreign phrase, a scientific word, or a jargon word if you can think of an everyday English equivalent.
- Break any of these rules sooner than say anything outright barbarous.
General best practices for writing emails
- All emails MUST be from a real person. Do not send email from a no-reply or system account.
- Remember that you're not designing a printable piece of paper, but an actionable email.
- Make sure there is one clear action in the email. Don't add confusion with multiple actions.
- Have a clear title, lead with "{{ site.name }}" if possible.
- Make sure it has a clear preview, or "toast" that the reader can easily see in thier email queue, be it Mobile, Outlook, or gmail. If they can't tell what its about without clicking into it, they may never read it.
- Test on mobile. Don't assume it looks good just because it looks good on your Hi-Res Mac. Make it work well on mobile first, and then on Outlook. Hold your phone at arms length to make sure its still legible.
- Font Sizes & Colors:
- The magic number is 4. Use at most 4 font sizes and 4 colors.
- Text should 18px if you want people to read it.
- Legal text or other boilerplate that's less important can be 12px to 14px.
- Bold counts as a font size and color.
- Generally, use the {{ site.name }} Brand Color as a highlight color and grey for smaller less important text like boilerplate.
- Yes, white is a color too!
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Remember, the emails are FOR the readers. The number one priority needs to be making them usable, not adding cool design elements.
- Watch out for using industry jargon in emails, don't waste space with things people outside the business might not understand.
- While testing, send emails to people directly through the app. Forwarding an email destroys the formatting.


A key ingredient to creating high quality visual effects is the ability to recreate a digital replica of the environment in which the scene was captured. Accurate knowledge of the camera information and key measurements of the set are critical to aiding this process. The Visual Effect Camera Reports are the key record for most of this information.
Despite the fact that most studios agree on the fundamental data that needs to be captured on set, there has yet to be any consensus on a standard camera report format to record this information. We've set out to fix that.
The primary goals for developing the VES camera report are:
The secondary goals are:
The file format is a csv file, that combines slates and takes into a
single row per take, repeating the slate information for each row. The
take fields will be prefixed by "tk" to make them easy to
identify. The first line will include the file fields. For more
details see: Camera Report Interchange Format.
Where you are a studio, vfx vendor or data wrangler we welcome your input. Please review the camera report specification and give us feedback.
Even if you have no input at this time, please join the ves-tech-camera-reports google group.
The camera reports are available to download as a filemaker database. This is intended as a baseline. We encourage 3rd party vendors to produce custom solutions that support this format as a standard for interchange.
We plan to list additional 3rd party applications that support this interchange format. 3rd party support might allow integration directly with ingest, the digital cameras and script supervising systems, or simply a better interface than filemaker can provide.
3rd party tools supporting the interchange format:
This is been developed by Sam Richards as a project of the VES
Technology Committee, with assistance from numerous visual effects
artists and data-wranglers.
The original Filemaker database used as a starting point for this project was graciously contributed by Rhythm and Hues.
For more details about the VES and the VES technology committee,
please see Ves Home Page.
How to be involved
Downloads
File Version Size Downloads
Camera Report Database for Filemaker 12 and newer version 2.1 2.9 MB
Camera Report Database for Filemaker 11
version 1.1 7 MB
Self-contained filemaker camera-report macOS application
59 MB
Free iOS
Filemaker 17 to go
app
Blank camera report PDF for a paper backup.
160KB 3rd Party Integration.
Links
VES Technology Committee


Kidambi Srikanth, Sameer Verma progress in Korea Masters; Sourabh Verma bows out
by PTIGWANGJU (Korea): India made a promising start at the Korea Masters with shuttlers Kidambi Srikanth and Sameer Verma advancing to the second round of the men's singles competition here on Wednesday.
The sixth seed Srikanth defeated Hong Kong's Wong Wing Ki Vincent 21-18, 21-17 in a match that lasted 37 minutes.
The former world No. 1 Srikanth now enjoys a dominant 11-3 head-to-head record over the Hong Kong player. He will face Kanta Tsuneyama of Japan in the second round.
Sameer Verma also reached the second round after his opponent, Japan's Kazumasa Sakai, retired midway in the first game, with the score reading 11-8 in favour of the Indian.
However, it was the end of the road for Sourabh Verma, who went down after winning the first game against local favourite Kim Donghun 21-13, 12-21, 13-21.
Sameer will take on Donghun in the second round.


Email
Validation Email
Dear user,
This is a validation email, please copy the following code and finish validation.
--code--


My portrait photography ranges between anything from professional headshots to senior portrait photography.
Recently engaged? Your engagement is a wonderful time in both of your lives filled with love and happiness!
Prom, graduations, maternity, LAN events, culture nights, you name it, I can do it! Inquire for details.
You wouldn't ever want to forget these memories!


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Contents
- Index
CodeSharkFC
CodeSharkFC is a FreeCAD integration demo project. The application demos simple geometry selection in the FreeCAD window that gets imported into a text editor.

This Program Is built with python4delphi, source code can be found at:
https://github.com/pyscripter/python4delphi
FreeCad can be found at:
https://www.freecadweb.org/
This Program uses the path gereration scripts found in PathKurveUtils.py & Pathselection.py
Copyright (c) 2015 Dan Falck<EMAIL_ADDRESS>https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD
Important Notes:
CodeSharkFC currently supports the 64bit FreeCad version .19
CodeSharkFC may or may not interface properly with future version of FreeCad.
The FreeCad Path workbench is still in early stages of development.
FreeCad Setup
Start FreeCad
Pick Geometry
Generate Path
Trouble Shooting


Logbench
Logbench is comparing benchmark results of popular Golang logging libraries.
Filter:
ns/op
B/op
allocs/op


And it was when I finally decided to get myself some sort of general purpose site.
This idea starts to concern every developer at some point. in one way or another everyone of us needs to store somewhere all of his/her ideas/thoughts/etc and preferably in one place.
Some create their one site from the scratch, others use one of the blogging platforms.
First approach is not interesting for me just because its not challenging or educational and second one seems to be not so adjustable and requires to much steps.
So, static site generator, markdown and github pages seems like silver bullet, at least for now.
Lets see how it’ll go.


DatabaseEventListener
A class that implements this interface can get notified about exceptions
and other events. A database event listener can be registered when
connecting to a database. Example database URL:
jdbc:h2:test;DATABASE_EVENT_LISTENER='com.acme.DbListener'
| Methods |
| void |
closingDatabase()
This method is called before the database is closed normally.
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| void |
closingDatabase()
This method is called before the database is closed normally. It is save
to connect to the database and execute statements at this point, however
the connection must be closed before the method returns.
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| void |
exceptionThrown(SQLException e, String sql)
This method is called if an exception occurred.
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| void |
exceptionThrown(SQLException e, String sql)
This method is called if an exception occurred.
Parameters:
e - the exception
sql - the SQL statement
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| void |
init(String url)
This method is called just after creating the object.
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| void |
init(String url)
This method is called just after creating the object.
This is done when opening the database if the listener is specified
in the database URL, but may be later if the listener is set at
runtime with the SET SQL statement.
Parameters:
url - - the database URL
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| void |
opened()
This method is called after the database has been opened.
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| void |
opened()
This method is called after the database has been opened.
It is save to connect to the database and execute statements at this point.
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| void |
setProgress(int state, String name, int x, int max)
This method is called for long running events, such as recovering,
scanning a file or building an index.
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| void |
setProgress(int state, String name, int x, int max)
This method is called for long running events, such as recovering,
scanning a file or building an index.
More states might be added in future versions, therefore implementations
should silently ignore states that they don't understand.
Parameters:
state - the state
name - the object name
x - the current position
max - the highest possible value (might be 0)
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[Security]
Systems have been protected by a securely encrypted code, meaning that even with the correct hacking skills the site stays secure. The second wall of protection will stop injected scripts from working as the only code that is recognized has been securely protected.
[Defense]
To further strengthen defenses against attack the site is regularly backed up. All files are mirrored in the event that the server fails.
[Attack]
Although we are keen to strengthen our methods of security if there are any weaknesses, any attempts to breach our systems will be treated very seriously. We would prefer a simple email warning relating to any security issues rather than a "friendly hack", as any i.p address not from within the university will be treated as a breach in the data protection act and handed over to the correct authorities. |


Click here to download this week's dataset as a CSV
Click here to download this week's dataset as a Hyper Extract
Click here to visit this dataset on Data.World to download flag shapes for use in Tableau
Data Storytelling and Dataviz Approach
I really enjoyed creating this viz. Seeing all of the different variations of the American Flag brought me back to my childhood, and fond memories of a book that was featured on "Reading Rainbow" - The Star Spangled Banner illustrated by Peter Spier. In the back of that book, there are drawings of the different iterations of the flag over time, as well as other flags of importance to the United States.
While the images I used aren't near as nice as Mr. Spier's artwork, this is my take on an interactive version of those pages. In addition to showing the progression of the flag's design over time, this viz employs a lollipop chart. I modified the shapes to place the left side of the flag in the center of the shape, while also making sure to keep each shape the same size to show the difference in dimensions of the flags. The grey "flagpole" is a bar chart based on the number of days that the flag was in service. To make the visual work, I used a logarithmic axis. This makes the difference in length of service less pronounced, but it fit the visual very nicely.
I created custom [Row] and [Column] calculated fields based off of [ID]. The row calculation uses a pretty straightforward IF statement to assign the rows based on the [ID]. The column calc is a bit more interesting, using the modulus function in Tableau to assign the columns 0 - 6 with the formula [ID] % 7. I employed several date and text calculations to calculate the length of service in years, months and days to add to the tooltip on this viz as the finishing touch.
This length of service calculation was also useful in the interactive portion of the viz. I wanted to include some interactivity, so I added two (actually four) small vizzes at the bottom. The first is a Shape viz that provides a closer look at the flag that the user clicks on, as well as some facts about the chosen flag. The other one (three) is a map, that uses a supplemental datasource to identify the states that were added to the flag as a star, states that were already on the flag and those that were not yet in the Union. To delineate between these three statuses, I used the hex approximations of the official red and blue, as well as the background color I chose. I created a custom map on Mapbox to fit my theme. Additionally, I created two copies of my map, so that I could place Alaska and Hawaii in a place that better fit the space with the Continental U.S.
While working on the viz, and doing some additional research, I found out a lot of interesting things about the changes to the flag over time. From the fact that there was no "official" pattern for the stars until 1912 to the fact that the states that succeeded from the Union during the Civil War remained on the flag as the ultimate sign of hope. Abraham Lincoln felt so strongly about the United States as a whole that he said:
"I would rather be assassinated than see a single star removed from the American flag."
Quite the statement from our 16th President. We hope that you learned something from this dataset, and that you had a great Fourth of July. If you'd like to get patriotic with your own viz, download the dataset and publish your work to Tableau Public, and Twitter with the hashtag #ThrowbackThursday, tagging @TThrowbackThurs. We'd really love to see what you can come up with!
Data Source
The dataset this week was sourced from Wikipedia. Please be sure to cite the source on your viz.


Mocha
Mocha is a library for mocking and stubbing using a syntax like that of JMock.
It can be used with many testing frameworks e.g. Test::Unit, RSpec, test/spec, expectations, Dust, MiniTest and even JtestR.
Mocha provides a unified, simple and readable syntax for both traditional mocking and partial mocking.
Mocha was harvested from projects at Reevoo by me (James) and my (then) colleagues Ben, Chris and Paul.
Installation
Install the latest version of the gem with the following command…
$ gem install mocha
Note that if you are intending to use Mocha with Test::Unit or MiniTest, you should only load Mocha after loading the relevant test library…
require "test/unit"
require "mocha"
If you’re using Bundler, ensure the correct load order by not auto-requiring Mocha in the Gemfile and then later load it once you know the test library has been loaded…
# Gemfile
gem "mocha", :require => false
# Elsewhere after Bundler has loaded gems
require "test/unit"
require "mocha"
Note that versions 0.10.2 & 0.10.3 included a bug. Please do not use these versions.
Or install the Rails plugin…
$ script/plugin install git://github.com/floehopper/mocha.git
Note that versions 0.9.6 & 0.9.7 of the Rails plugin were broken. As of version 0.9.8, you need to explicitly load Mocha after the test framework e.g. by adding “require ‘mocha’” at the bottom of test/test_helper.rb.
Examples
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Quick Start - Usage Examples
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Traditional mocking - Star Trek Example
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Setting expectations on real classes - Order Example
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More examples on James Mead’s Blog
Links
License
Copyright Revieworld Ltd. 2006
You may use, copy and redistribute this library under the same terms as Ruby itself or under the MIT license.


datefinder - extract dates from text¶
A python module for locating dates inside text. Use this package to extract all sorts of date like strings from a document and turn them into datetime objects.
This module finds the likely datetime strings and then uses the dateparser package to convert to the datetime object.
Installation¶
pip install datefinder
How to Use¶
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datefinder.
find_dates
(text, source=False, index=False, strict=False)[source]¶ Extract datetime strings from text
Parameters: - text (str|unicode) – A string that contains one or more natural language or literal datetime strings
- source (boolean) – Return the original string segment
- index (boolean) – Return the indices where the datetime string was located in text
- strict (boolean) – Only return datetimes with complete date information. For example: July 2016 of Monday will not return datetimes. May 16, 2015 will return datetimes.
Returns: Returns a generator that produces
datetime.datetime
objects, or a tuple with the source text and index, if requested
In [1]: string_with_dates = """
...: ...
...: entries are due by January 4th, 2017 at 8:00pm
...: ...
...: created 01/15/2005 by ACME Inc. and associates.
...: ...
...: """
In [2]: import datefinder
In [3]: matches = datefinder.find_dates(string_with_dates)
In [4]: for match in matches:
...: print match
...:
2017-01-04 20:00:00
2005-01-15 00:00:00
Support¶
You can talk to us on Freenode IRC #python-datefinder or just submit an issue on github.


{% comment %} # Copyright 2017 Lockheed Martin Corporation # # Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); # you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. # You may obtain a copy of the License at # # http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 # # Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software # distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, # WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and # limitations under the License. # {% endcomment %} {# Requires testdetail to be set to a test case record #}


{% include "layout/header.html" %} {% include "layout/navbar.html" %} Form Customer Data {% if show_prediction %} {{ prediction_text }} {% endif %} Personal Information Gender Gender Choose customer gender Female Male Senior Citizen Senior Citizen Is the customer a senior citizen? No Yes Partner Partner Has a partner? No Yes Dependents Dependents Has dependents? No Yes Customer Subscription Data Tenure Tenure month(s) Type of Contract Type of Contract Choose contract type Month-to-month One year Two year Paperless Billing Paperless Billing Choose billing type No Yes Monthly Charges Monthly Charges $ Total Charges Total Charges $ Payment Method Payment Method Choose payment method Bank Transfer (automatic) Credit card (automatic) Electronic check Mailed check Phone Service Use Phone Service: No Yes Multiple Lines Multiple Lines Choose phone service Internet Service Use Internet Service: No Yes Internet Service Type Internet Service Type Choose internet service Online Security Online Security Choose internet service Online Backup Online Security Choose internet service Device Protection Device Protection Choose internet service Tech Support Tech Support Choose internet service Streaming TV Streaming TV Choose internet service Streaming Movies Streaming Movies Choose internet service Predict {% include "layout/footnotes.html" %} {% include "layout/footer.html" %}


Available registers
You can use any of the following registers to build your service.
Country register
A list of British-English names and descriptive terms for countries.
Local authority England register
A list of local authorities in England.
Local authority type register
A list of types of local government organisations in the United Kingdom.
These registers are in beta. Other registers (including registers of charities, schools and territories) are currently in discovery and alpha.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}
Medieval catalogues > UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE LIBRARIES OF CAMBRIDGE > St Catharine's College > List of benefactors, 1504 × 1522
{% endif %}109 identified entries found.
All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
{% if not printing %}
A key to codes used in the List is available (opens in new tab).{% endif %}


|
Nifty
0.4.0
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#include <edge_contraction_graph.hxx>
Public Types | |
| typedef GRAPH | GraphType |
| typedef OUTER_CALLBACK | OuterCallbackType |
| typedef SET | SetType |
| typedef EdgeContractionGraphWithSets< GraphType, OuterCallbackType, SET > | SelfType |
| typedef detail_edge_contraction_graph::InnerCallback< GraphType, OuterCallbackType, SetType > | InnerCallbackType |
| typedef EdgeContractionGraph< GRAPH, InnerCallbackType > | CGraphType |
| typedef CGraphType::AdjacencyIter | AdjacencyIter |
| typedef CGraphType::EdgeStorage | EdgeStorage |
| typedef CGraphType::NodeUfdType | NodeUfdType |
| typedef SetType::const_iterator | EdgeIter |
| typedef SetType::const_iterator | NodeIter |
| typedef CGraphType::AdjacencyIter nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::AdjacencyIter |
| typedef EdgeContractionGraph<GRAPH, InnerCallbackType > nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::CGraphType |
| typedef SetType::const_iterator nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::EdgeIter |
| typedef CGraphType::EdgeStorage nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::EdgeStorage |
| typedef GRAPH nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::GraphType |
| typedef detail_edge_contraction_graph::InnerCallback<GraphType, OuterCallbackType, SetType> nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::InnerCallbackType |
| typedef SetType::const_iterator nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::NodeIter |
| typedef CGraphType::NodeUfdType nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::NodeUfdType |
| typedef OUTER_CALLBACK nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::OuterCallbackType |
| typedef EdgeContractionGraphWithSets<GraphType, OuterCallbackType, SET> nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::SelfType |
| typedef SET nifty::graph::EdgeContractionGraphWithSetsHelper< GRAPH, OUTER_CALLBACK, SET >::SetType |


Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a stylesheet language used to describe the presentation of a document written in HTML or XML (including XML dialects such as SVG, MathML or XHTML). CSS describes how elements should be rendered on screen, on paper, in speech, or on other media.
CSS is one of the core languages of the open Web and is standardized across Web browsers according to the W3C specification. Developed in levels, CSS1 is now obsolete, CSS2.1 is a recommendation, and CSS3, now split into smaller modules, is progressing on the standardization track.
CSS key concepts:
- The syntax and forms of the language
- Specificity, inheritance and the Cascade
- CSS units and values
- Box model and margin collapse
- The containing block
- Stacking and block-formatting contexts
- Initial, computed, used, and actual values
- CSS shorthand properties
- CSS Flexible Box Layout
- CSS Grid Layout
- Media queries
- Animation
The property which is an identifier, that is a human-readable name, that defines which feature is considered.
The value which describe how the feature must be handled by the engine. Each property has a set of valid values, defined by a formal grammar, as well as a semantic meaning, implemented by the browser engine.
selectorlist {
property: value;
[more property:value; pairs]
}
... where selectorlist is: selector[:pseudo-class] [::pseudo-element] [, more selectorlists]
- The selector points to the HTML element you want to style.
- The declaration block contains one or more declarations separated by semicolons.
- Each declaration includes a CSS property name and a value, separated by a colon.
- A CSS declaration always ends with a semicolon, and declaration blocks are surrounded by curly braces.
- Type selector elementname
- Class selector .classname
- ID selector #idname
- Universal selector *, ns|*, *|*, |*
- Attribute selector [attr=value]
Examples of CSS standard names:
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
| align-content | Specifies the alignment between the lines inside a flexible container when the items do not use all available space |
| align-items | Specifies the alignment for items inside a flexible container |
| align-self | Specifies the alignment for selected items inside a flexible container |
| all | Resets all properties (except unicode-bidi and direction) |
| animation | A shorthand property for all the animation-* properties |
| background | A shorthand property for all the background-* properties |
| background-attachment | Sets whether a background image scrolls with the rest of the page, or is fixed |
| background-blend-mode | Specifies the blending mode of each background layer (color/image) |
| background-clip | Defines how far the background (color or image) should extend within an element |
| background-color | Specifies the background color of an element |
| background-image | Specifies one or more background images for an element |
| background-origin | Specifies the origin position of a background image |
| background-position | Specifies the position of a background image |
| background-repeat | Sets if/how a background image will be repeated |
| background-size | Specifies the size of the background images |
A CSS selector is the first part of a CSS Rule. It is a pattern of elements and other terms that tell the browser which HTML elements should be selected to have the CSS property values inside the rule applied to them. The element or elements which are selected by the selector are referred to as the subject of the selector.
h1 {
color: blue;
background-color: yellow;
}
p {
color: red;
}
There are selectors that target the document in different ways — for example by selecting an element such as h1 , or a class such as .special .
h1 {
color: blue;
}
.special {
color: blue;
}
Can also combine these into a selector list, by adding a comma between them.
h1, .special {
color: blue;
}
White space is valid before or after the comma. You may also find the selectors more readable if each is on a new line.
h1,
.special {
color: blue;
}
Syntax and semantics
- CSS syntax
- At-rules
- Cascade
- Comments
- Descriptor
- Inheritance
- Shorthand properties
- Specificity
- Value definition syntax
Values
- Actual value
- Computed value
- Initial value
- Resolved value
- Specified value
- Used value
Layout
- Block formatting context
- Box model
- Containing block
- Layout mode
- Margin collapsing
- Replaced elements
- Stacking context
- Visual formatting model


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{% extends "_basenarrow.html" %}{% block page_title %}Reset password {{ SOFTWARE_NAME }}{% endblock %} {% load static %} {% block extra_css %}{% endblock %} {% block body %} {% csrf_token %}
Your password was changed successfully.


A type tells whitelister what to allow through its filter (or validate against). Different types support varying rules for whitelister to validate against.
Types can be passed as a rule: {% highlight js %} const rules = { user_id: { type: 'integer' }, }; {% endhighlight %} Or shorthand when alone: {% highlight js %} const rules = { user_id: 'integer', }; {% endhighlight %} Currently, whitelister doesn't support "custom" types, but it is being discussed.
{% for type in site.data.types %}Accepted values: {{ type.accepts }}
Special rules: {% if type.special_rules -%} {%- for rule in type.special_rules limit:length -%}{{ rule }} {% endfor -%} {%- else -%} none {%- endif -%}


DJI's Black Friday sale to kick off early for drones, cameras, and more
by David OhLike pretty much everyone else during this time of the year, DJI will be offering some nice discounts on its products, such as the popular Mavic 2 Pro flagship drone and its Ronin-S 3-axis gimbal for DSLR and mirrorless cameras. As it did last year, DJI is kicking off the sales a bit early, beginning on November 24th and lasting through December 4th.
Drones
- Tello – $79 ($20 off)
- Tello Iron Man Edition – $89 ($40 off)
- Mavic 2 Pro – $1,379 ($350 off)
Cameras
- Osmo Pocket – $309 ($90 off)
- Osmo Action – $279 ($100 off)
Accessories
- Ronin-S Standard Kit – $629 ($120 off)
- Ronin-S Essentials Kit – $479 ($80 off)
- Goggles Racing Edition – $449 ($100 off)
- FPV Air Unit – $149 ($30 off)
There will likely be more deals coming up, both from DJI for Cyber Monday and from other merchants. Check back at Android Police for more Black Friday coverage over the coming weeks.


| Adjusts the volume level of a sound channel. |
| channel_handle = variable assigned to the channel when played volume# = volume level floating value between 0 and 1 |
Command Description:
| While SoundVolume happily changes the volume of the entire program, this command will let you adjust volume rates on a 'per channel' basis. Extremely useful. The volume value is a floating point value between 0 and 1 (0 = silence, .5 = half volume, 1= full volume). You can do other cool stuff like ChannelPitch and ChannelPan too! |
Example:
| ; Channel examples Print "Loading sound ..." ; Load the sample - you'll need to point this to a sound on your computer ; For best results, make it about 5-10 seconds... sndWave=LoadSound("level1.wav") ; Prepare the sound for looping LoopSound sndWave chnWave=PlaySound(sndWave) Print "Playing sound for 2 seconds ..." Delay 2000 Print "Pausing sound for 2 seconds ..." PauseChannel chnWave Delay 2000 Print "Restarting sound ..." ResumeChannel chnWave Delay 2000 Print "Changing volume of sound ..." ChannelVolume chnWave, .5 Delay 2000 Print "Playing new half-volume sound ..." Delay 2000 Print "Left speaker only" ChannelPan chnWave,-1 Delay 2000 Print "Right speaker only" ChannelPan chnWave,1 Delay 2000 Print "All done!" StopChannel chnWave |


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class: center, middle # Mastering Docker on a Raspberry Pi these days it's easy, but a long time ago... *** Dieter Reuter [@Quintus23M](https://twitter.com/Quintus23M) .center[.image-30[![sketch](hypriot_logo_white_bg_1920.png)]] Hypriot Team [@HypriotTweets](https://twitter.com/HypriotTweets) – http://blog.hypriot.com *** Docker Meetup Belgium / February 10th, 2016 --- # Agenda 1. Introduction 2. Goals 3. Ways 4. Concepts 5. Demo 6. Status --- # Introduction it's all about team work - Me, Dieter Reuter - Consultant at daytime - Hacker & Pirate by night - Hypriot Team - five individuals: Andreas, Dieter, Govinda, Mathias, Stefan - [x] devs - [x] devops - [x] architects - [x] consultants --> We're scaling Docker containers - in a different way! --- # Goals Containers and the Internet of Things - evangelizing to use Docker container on ARM boards - convincing Docker containers for IoT applications - enabling the Docker ecosystem on low-powered devices *Gartner says 6.4 billion connected "Things" will be in use in 2016, up 30 percent from 2015* *In turn, that number is expected to further explode by 2020, where the IoT market will include 20.8 billion things* --> pushing the Docker technology into the IoT world --- # Ways - 1. Iteration run a proof-of-concept - select the Raspberry Pi as a popular device - tried to run Docker on a RPi model B - found only outdated tutorials - using ArchLinux was "special" - upgrading Raspbian takes 5 to 6 hours - let's improve this situation! - need to compile Docker on ARMv6 - need to create a special Linux kernel - need to package all into a new SD card image --- .center[.big-image[![sketch](docker_pirate.png)]] .center[--> in the end, we built HypriotOS (based on Raspbian/Debian)] --- # Ways - 2. Iteration - Updates porting the complete Docker ecosystem to ARM - Docker Compose - Docker Swarm - Docker Machine created all Docker releases for ARM just-in-time - from Docker 1.4 until 1.10 (sometimes minutes after release!) shipping every new Linux kernel version - from 3.18 until 4.1.12 switching to Raspbian Jessie included support for the Raspberry 7" Touch Display --- .center[.big-image[![sketch](docker_pirate_raspberry_plus_docker-tools.png)]] .center[--> complete Docker toolset on ARM] --- # Ways - 3. Iteration - Cluster Lab create a learning platform for clusters - cheap, using 3 to 5 Raspberry Pi's and a network switch - easy to setup a cluster with HypriotOS and Docker - Google's Kubernetes team members did it! - ready for classes in univercity - ready for talks and live demos - ready for professional trainings too --- .center[.big-image[![sketch](docker_pirates_cluster_lab_node-style.png)]] .center[--> Hypriot Cluster Lab is just flash and boot.] --- # Ways - 4. Iteration (under construction!) create a container OS for ARM devices - using a mainline Linux distro (Debian Jessie) - building blocks for ready-to-use SD images - support all important ARM devices - Raspberry Pi - ODROID C1+, XU4 - Banana Pi - BeagleBoneBlack - Pine A64+ - ODROID C2 --- .center[.big-image[![sketch](hypriotos_supported_devices.png)]] .center[--> device list will be continued...] --- # Concepts - Easy Building Blocks - small and simple pieces - easy to understand - easy to develop - easy to maintain --> combine it like LEGO bricks --- # Concepts - Full Transparency - develop locally (Vagrant + Docker) - automated build server (Travis + Docker) - automated testing (ServerSpec) - automated releasing (GitHub releases) --> every single detail is visible --- # Concepts - Parts and Ideas the *new* HypriotOS - a Debian-based root filesystem (32 and 64-bit) - a board specific layer - Linux kernel - firmware - bootloader - a common layer - Hypriot specific settings and tools - Docker Engine - Compose, Swarm, Machine - an optional application layer - Hypriot Cluster Lab --> creating ready-to-run SD card images --- # Concepts - Open Source Everything All these parts are already open sourced at GitHub https://github.com/hypriot - root filesystem: https://github.com/hypriot/os-rootfs - raw image: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-raw - Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-rpi - ODROID C1/C1+: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-odroid-c1 - Banana Pi: https://github.com/hypriot/image-builder-bananapi Come and try it out - hack on it - improve it - add new boards and features --> we need your help ! --- # Demo --- # Current Status of HypriotOS active Docker ARM community - Gitter channel (> 280 users) - Twitter is growing fast (> 750 followers) - increasing download numbers (Cloudflare helps) everybody is using Docker on ARM right now - HypriotOS is the easiest way around - download and boot takes just 5 minutes --> break all limits with the new HypriotOS ! --- # Thank You and let's stay in contact: - Find me on Twitter: [@Quintus23M](https://twitter.com/Quintus23M) - Hypriot Blog: http://blog.hypriot.com - Hypriot on Twitter: [@HypriotTweets](https://twitter.com/HypriotTweets) - GitHub: https://github.com/hypriot - Gitter: https://gitter.im/hypriot/talk --- # Let's Swarm the Pirate Way Happy Hacking !


Wainwright, Cardinals agree to one-year deal
Adam Wainwright has agreed to a one-year contract to return to the St. Louis Cardinals for a 16th season.
The team announced the signing Tuesday. The deal is for $5 million plus up to $5 million in incentives, The Athletic’s Ken Rosenthal reported.
“We are excited to have Adam returning for 2020 and look forward to watching him continue to add to his tremendous career legacy with the Cardinals,” said John Mozeliak, the team’s president of baseball operations, in a statement.
The 38-year-old Wainwright enters the 2020 season fourth all-time in Cardinals history in wins (162), second in strikeouts (1,776) and sixth in innings pitched (2,103 2/3).
He trails only Hall of Fame members Jesse Haines (1920-37) and Bob Gibson (1959-75) in longevity among pitchers in Cardinals history.
Wainwright had a 1.62 ERA in the 2019 postseason for the Cardinals and a 2.56 ERA at home last season.
Wainwright, a three-time All-Star, has won two World Series with the Cardinals. He is the Cardinals all-time leader in postseason games pitched (27) and strikeouts (115).
He has a career record of 162-95 with a 3.39 ERA in 383 games (316 starts). Last season, Wainwright was 14-10 with a 4.19 ERA in 171 2/3 innings
—Field Level Media


You can't easily use console.log()
with mobile browsers because they don't really have a developer console.
This is a very simple implementation of console
that displays its output in a fixed dom element so that you can see your messages.
For now it only implements log(), info(), warn(), error()
you can drag it up and down and collapse it with the buttons on the left. Dragging only works with touch since this is really only for mobile.
You can create a bookmarklet with this link -
Mobile Debug Console - so
that you can use it on any site or you can paste the script into your code: <script src="https://matthewcv.github.io/mobiledebug.js"></script>