‘Deal Or No Deal’ Model Madi Teeuws Flaunts Her Taut Midriff In A Sweater, With Nothing Underneath
November 21, 2019
‘Deal Or No Deal’ Model Madi Teeuws Flaunts Her Taut Midriff In A Sweater, With Nothing Underneath
Deal or No Deal model Madi Teeuws has wowed fans yet again — this time with a double picture update on Instagram where she flaunted her toned midriff in a belly-bearing sweater. The fact that she appeared to be wearing nothing underneath the sweater will likely only make fans love the post even more.
In the update, Madi wore a grey oversized knit sweater in a light heather grey hue. It featured a low v-neck, and was cropped at just beneath her bust-line to show off her toned midriff.  It also appeared that Madi wore nothing underneath the cozy attire.
Madi completed the outfit with a pair of faded jeans that had some trendy ripped accents. The jeans were a high-cut, which expertly served to emphasize her trim torso.
Madi kept the rest of her look simple, with no accessories save a pair of dainty gold hoop earrings. She kept her face bare of any makeup, letting her natural beauty shine through. Her blonde locks were styled naturally, and she casually tossed them over her shoulder in a deep side part.
In the first of the two pictures, Madi spread her arms in a sweet and playful pose as she smiled at the camera. In the second, Madi crossed her arms across her chest, clasping her hands together. Though she still offered a smile, it was a much sultrier version than the first.
The setting for the two shots was a classic sidewalk with green grass, lush trees, and a beige house in the background, and Madi wrote in her comment that she found that a change in her environment helped her find “creativity and joy.”
She then encouraged her followers likewise to try something new in order to get “reinspired.”
Fans loved the cozy shots, and awarded the blonde beauty over 15,000 likes and around 150 comments. Many of them offered compliments for the American stunner.
“Absolutely gorgeous look,” one fan raved, with a heart-eye emoji.
“Cute sweater. Cute woman as well!” seconded another, with the thumbs up, heart-eye, kissing face, and red heart emoji.
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Other users expressed thanks at Madi’s wise words.
“Some wonderful advice for staying motivated and happy,” one user added.
“This is a great message! So right,” echoed another.
This is not the first time that Madi has added an encouraging message to her Instagram snaps. Just yesterday, she talked about focusing on the important things in life. That said, fans loved that she was sure to post a sizzling crop top pic along with the caption, as was previously covered by The Inquisitr.


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CABEZA DE VACA A film review by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1991 Thomas E. Billings
Synopsis: The story of Cabeza de Vaca, a Spanish explorer shipwrecked off the coast of Florida in 1528, who performed the incredible feat of traveling (by foot) from Florida to the Pacific coast of Mexico, an eight year journey of hardship and adventure. The director put more emphasis on ethnographic details than on story-telling, and the film reflects this. An interesting film nonetheless.
Mexico (English subtitles), color, 1990, 112 minutes. Director/Writer: Nicolas Echeverria. Screenplay based on the book "Naufragios" by Alvar Nunez.
In 1528, Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, the treasurer on a Spanish expedition to the New World, was shipwrecked on the coast of Florida, with several other men from the expedition. This began an eight-year journey, on foot (no horses in those days; horses were introduced later) across the new land of America, to the Pacific coast of Mexico. It's an incredible (true) story, although the film appears to have quite a bit of fiction mixed in with the facts.
The film begins with Cabeza de Vaca arriving in a Spanish settlement in Mexico. Then, thru a long flashback, the story unfolds. It begins with the shipwreck in Florida. The shipwrecked men find wooden trunks from their ship, amidst evidence of cannibalism. The men are attacked by Native American tribesmen, and Cabeza de Vaca becomes a slave to a shaman/sorcerer. Cabeza de Vaca views his fate in spiritual terms, and becomes something of a shaman himself. The shaman recognizes his spiritual power of healing, and sets Cabeza de Vaca free. The story continues as he heads west alone....
This is the first feature film by director Nicolas Echeverria, who is an ethnologist and has done a number of documentaries. His knowledge of Native American culture shows in the detailed, interesting view it provides of the Native American tribes that Cabeza de Vaca encounters. These are not the "Hollywood Indians" of old westerns, nor do these cultures resemble the DANCES WITH WOLVES images. Rather, it is a view of Native Americans before the influx of the white man. So, there are no horses (as horses were introduced by Europeans), and the Native Americans live in primitive hunting and gathering societies that are very close to the stone age in terms of technology.
I think the film is worth seeing for the view it gives of early Native American culture. However, the film has a number of flaws, some of which detract from the story. The film is the story of the outward journey of Cabeza de Vaca, and his inward journey as he becomes a faith healer of sorts. His interaction with Native American shamanism is the driving force in the story, and the story is not told very well. Some of the editing is abrupt, and there are huge gaps in the story. In one scene, Cabeza de Vaca is being set free in Florida; in the next scene he is walking in a snowstorm in what appears to be the West. Further, we see only 3 different tribes in his long journey across America.
One serious technical error deserves mention. In the scenes that are supposedly taking place in Florida, there are mountains in the background! As one who grew up in Florida, I can guarantee that there are positively no mountains in Florida. (The Florida scenes were filmed in a mangrove swamp, possibly in Yucatan).
Although the abrupt editing and faith healing subplot detract from the film, it is still worth seeing for the view of early (before the arrival of the Europeans) Native American cultures. The film is rather interesting, though I didn't find it to be very entertaining.
Distribution: The production credits for the film list a number of financial sources which suggest that the film will get wide distribution. These include American Playhouse Theatrical Films, implying an "art house" run in the U.S., possibly followed (2 years after theatrical release) by broadcast on PBS television stations in the U.S.; Channel 4 Television (England; possible television broadcast), Television Espana (Spain television), etc.
Print Source: Ventana Films; 2021 Rosilla Place; Los Angeles, CA 90046.
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Music is very important to me and is a huge part of my daily life. To the left is a recording of an original song written by my friend. On the recording, I am playing organ. Unfortunately I could not provide any more videos. Below are some of my favorite moments from performances over the years.


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The library has the following Books:


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Settings and data used in the application can be uploaded and refreshed here.
Each of the following data exports from the GMBA Access database are needed to completely refresh the database. Details on how to export them is documented below. The filenames need to exactly match the ones in this list:
Use this form to select a file on your machine for uploading to the server. Repeat the process until each source above has a green checkmark.
Once the files have all been uploaded (green), you can press the orange button here to validate and refresh the information in the app. Any errors will stop the processing, and you will see a notification at the top of the screen. This step takes a few minutes.
The last step is to reindex the application's search engine by clicking the button below. At this point users will see information in the search results.
In this section you can find out how to obtain data for each of the resources listed above.
Each of the sources expected is a CSV file encoded with UTF-8 format, except for geodata in GeoJSON format.
The fields being updated are all part of one query on three tables: “People”, “Organisations” and “LU_Countries”. Selected fields come from the different tables and the selection of people is based on the Yes/No value “ProfileOnWeb” (lower right field in the screenshot).
The fields: “Taxa”, “Methods” and “Geographic area of expertise” and “Scale“ concatenate information from various YesNo columns, as you see at the bottom of the screenshot for “Scale”
So, at this stage, producing the table with the fields listed above requires to run the query called “QryPeopleExport”.
We expect the table to have this header:
| MrMrs | Title | First name | Last name | Position | e-mail 1 | URL | Organisation English | Country | Biography | Field of expertise | Taxa | Methods | Geographic area of expertise | Scale | ProfileOnWeb | ID |
This is a full export of the Resources table.
| ID | Title | Citation | Type | Range | URL | Abstract | AuthorKeywords | Lat | Lon | Stars |
This is a full export of the (Mountain) Ranges table.
| Range_ID | RangeName | RangeNameLanguage | MotherRange | Level | Centroid_Latitude | Centroid_Longitude | Orogeny | Area | GMBA_ID | Countries | Peak_Elevation | Peak_Name | Peak_Latitude | Peak_Longitude | Comments | Checked | Source | Range_AlternateID |
This is a full export of the People to Resources table.
| ID | Resource | Person | Role |
This is a full export of the People to Ranges table.
| ID | Person | MountainRange |
This file contains geodata about mountain ranges in GeoJSON format. The source of the data is a GIS layer maintained by GMBA with mountain polygons. The export folder contains one small scale layer and one large scale one. We use the small scale version, additionally simplified and compressed using QGIS or Mapshaper. Each polygon comes with a GMBA-ID that matches the people_ranges table.
The data can be uploaded in the backend, but will be reset on deployments. To ensure that it is preserved, it should also be updated in the source code - geodata folder.


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This is a 1967 convertible Pontiac Firebird that is has been in one family its whole life and has around 80k miles on it. For more information contact the owner. Please click on this to email the owner.
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This 1971 El Camino has roughly 100k miles on it and has been in warm climate its whole life so little to no rust. For more information contact the owner. Please click on this to email the owner.
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This two door Pontiac GTO is in great condition and runs great. Orginal engine and no after market parts. For more information contact owner. Please click on this to email the owner.


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Noise canceling headphones can be pretty handy if you're trying to catch some shut-eye on a plane or bus. But with their hardened earpieces and stiff bands, most ...
With the Livestream Movi camera and its intuitive iOS app, though, you'll be able to create videos with a variety of shots using just one camera and your ...
One part hoverboard, one part robot butler. Three parts super adorable. The Segway Advanced Personal Robot will hide away while you ride on its two wheels, then ...


I've placed three MultiColumnContainer widgets on this page, chained by 'continuation' properties, which link to the widget ID. The first one contains the source text, which is this, and it will flow through the second and third ones. Each container also has some styles applied, and the flowed text reflects them.
The MultiColumnContainer also mixes in _Container and _ContentPaneResizeMixin , which means it can be used in dijit/layouts. Flowing is fairly resource-heavy, and live resizing is still problematic.
I recurse through the source text, break up all text nodes into spans, one per word. Then I inject these nodes into the columns, and check after each word if the marginBox of the column's content node is still smaller than the contentBox of the column. If not, I remove what I just added, construct the wrappers it needs, and continue placing in the next column, starting with the newly-created node containing those parts of the source data that didn't fit.
The advantage of this approach is that I don't need to know anything about the source text nor the target columns since I'm not actually measuring anything; I'm checking after placing anything whether it worked or not, and stepping back if it didn't. The results might not look identical across all browsers, but the flow will work.
Flowing images with computed sizes is problematic and doesn't always work. To really make it robust I'd have to add a timeout every time after injecting an image and check the DOM only after it's expired. This would require making the flow algorithm asynchronous, which would slow things down a good deal. You can avoid this by specifying a fixed height and width for any in-flow images in the source data.
This is a poorly-optimized proof of concept and no doubt has a bunch of bugs. I believe the principle is sound though.
And now, Samuel L. Ipsum.
Now that there is the Tec-9, a crappy spray gun from South Miami. This gun is advertised as the most popular gun in American crime. Do you believe that shit? It actually says that in the little book that comes with it: the most popular gun in American crime.
Now that there is the Tec-9, a crappy spray gun from South Miami. This gun is advertised as the most popular gun in American crime. Do you believe that shit? It actually says that in the little book that comes with it: the most popular gun in American crime.
Well, the way they make shows is, they make one show. That show's called a pilot. Then they show that show to the people who make shows, and on the strength of that one show they decide if they're going to make more shows. Some pilots get picked and become television programs. Some don't, become nothing. She starred in one of the ones that became nothing.
Do you see any Teletubbies in here? Do you see a slender plastic tag clipped to my shirt with my name printed on it? Do you see a little Asian child with a blank expression on his face sitting outside on a mechanical helicopter that shakes when you put quarters in it? No? Well, that's what you see at a toy store. And you must think you're in a toy store, because you're here shopping for an infant named Jeb.

 But I can't give you this case, it don't belong to me.


This is a simple landing page
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text.  Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage, and going through the cites of the word in classical literature, discovered the undoubtable source. Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC. This book is a treatise on the theory of ethics, very popular during the Renaissance. The first line of Lorem Ipsum, "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..", comes from a line in section 1.10.32.
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BY PROF. EDWIN JAHIEL
THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO (1998) *** Written, produced and directed by Whit Stillman. Photography, John Thomas. Editing, Andrew Hafitz & Jay Pires.Production design, Ginger Tougas.Costumes, Sarah Edwards. Music, Mark Suozzo.Cast: Chloe Sevigny (Alice), Kate Beckinsale (Charlotte), Chris Eigeman (Des), Mackenzie Astin (Jimmy), Matt Keeslar (Josh), Robert Sean Leonard (Tom), Jennifer Beals (Nina), Matthew Ross (Dan), Tara Subkoff (Holly), David Thornton (Bernie) et al. A Castle Rock release. 112 minutes. R (sex, drugs)
In 1990, first-time director Whit Stillman gave us one of the best films of the year, Metropolitan. For those who pay attention to the occasional wheat of independent filmmakers over and above the regular chaff of Hollywood, Metropolitan was a revelation. It received one Oscar nomination, for writing.(The Best Movie nominees for that year were Awakenings, Ghost, The Godfather III, Goodfellas, and the winner, Dances With Wolves). Metropolitan made instantly of Stillman not only a maverick but also an "auteur."
His film was about Manhattanite preppies and debutantes, a sharp but affectionate satire whose motor was talk, talk, talk. Then, in his second movie, Barcelona (1994), took on former preppies and such, older yet still young, and pursuing careers in Catalonia in the early 1980s. The Last Days of Disco, set in the Manhattan of the "very early 80s," in time and characters inserts itself between the two earlier films. Its main people are preppies turned yuppies-- although someone in the film splits hairs about that definition and adds that yuppies are always "the other." Not a silly statement since the focus group correctly see themselves as still struggling to attain upward mobility.
The motleycrowd centers on Alice and Charlotte, twenty-something Eastern college graduates working as lowly editorial assistants in a publishing firm. More companions than real friends, they make a mismatched duo that labors by day and boogies by night at the same disco. Alice is the (presumably) sensitive and shy. She is supposed to be brainy, but I was far from convinced and would trust neither assistant editor with a manuscript. Charlotte is hard and manipulative. The film's end proves that there is divine justice as it finds her pairing off with someone she deserves.
The trendy, unnamed dance club's main Cerberus at the door decides who can get in and who cannot. We're talking here of inclusion and exclusion that go beyond the disco and can involve mini-subplots. Acceptance, in the widest sense is emblematic of the characters' lives and mentalities. The men whom the two girls meet at the club are mostly Harvard graduates.
Admission to the disco is about as hard as entering Fort Knox, yet the standards, vestimentary to start with, are otherwise vague and capricious. Some clients are bare-chested, and an older habituee, the Tiger Lady, is bare-breasted.  It's a strange microcosm of semi-hedonism, mating rituals, and social contacts. The non-plot's main focus is on Alice. She apparently has no bad hair days, but did have a bad social life in college, is still self-doubting and insecure, politely sleeps around and pays the price -- an easily curable one compared to other aspects of the early 80s. The first year of the Reagan presidency was when herpes was common and AIDS was identified
Writer-director Stillman has wickedly good eyes and ears for his creatures. These make up an un-detailable criss-cross of relationships. Males and females are all Closely Watched Yuppies who talk pretty incessantly --about anything. Stillman knows those people inside-out. He comes from a high-caste family, went to Harvard, and before making films he held various jobs that added to his perceptions of the human comedy. He makes his characters jump through hoops, feeds them lines, yet this is no artifice since his movie is like a "fictional documentary" of real-life, a stalking of people who might as well be wearing lapel mikes.
Jumping from subject to subject Alice, Charlotte, Des and Co. engage in conversations -- some can be outlandishly funny-- that overwhelmingly have in common pretentiousness, false intellectualism, forced wir, smugness, dumb paradoxes, or analyses that ape the ponderous jargon of a certain academic criticism. Those people think they're all so smart, but don't realize that a little learning is not only a dangerous thing but that it can change literacy into sub-literacy.
The result is that Stillman's devastating reproduction of shallowness and all-around insecurities may score a perfect 10 but can leave one royally uninterested in those people, if not downright bored and irritated by them. The basic mold from which so many of the characters are cast is a good, anti-Hollywood move by the director, although the several males, unlike the two girls, can take some time to sort out. Add to this that the dialogues are not always clear to the audience, while, oddly, the characters can make their interlocutors hear everything over the disco's din. Not to mention that hardly any dancer sweats.
With his films Whit Stillman has broken new ground but there are limits. Unlike some genres, Westerns for example, this specialty is not too repeatable.
" Le mauvais gout mene au crime" (Stendhal)
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Twine tutorial: Getting started with Twine
In this tutorial, you will be guided through the steps to create a simple hypertext Twine story.
Creating linked passages
- Go to https://twinery.org/.
- Click on Use it online.
- Add a new story and give it a name.
- If you've done this correctly, a blue grid will appear with an example passage.
- Double click on Untitled Passage to go into edit mode.
- Rename Untitled Passage to Start.
- Type the following text into the body:
I had my head in, and was about to open the lantern, when my thumb slipped upon the tin fastening, and the old man sprang up in bed, crying out: [["Who's there?"]]
- Press escape or click the x to close edit mode.
- You will see that a new passage has been created automatically called "Who's there?"
- The untitled passage should now be named Start.
- Double click on "Who's there?" to go into edit mode.
- Type the following text into the body:
I kept quite still and said nothing. For a whole hour I did not move a muscle, and in the meantime I did not hear him lie down. He was still sitting up in the bed listening;--just as I have done, night after night, hearkening to the death watches in the wall. [[Go Back|Start]]
- Press escape or click the x to close edit mode.
- Press the Play button to test the story.
- Publish the story to HTML by clicking on the story's name at the bottom left and choosing publish from the menu.
Using Twinery's grid to visualize a the story's shape
- Write out the main plot points of the story on paper or a text editor.
- In Twinery.org's editor, create a new passage for each major plot point horizontally across the screen.
- Move the passages vertically up and down to create a visualization for rising and falling action. If you run out of space on the screen, you can decrease the size of the grid by choosing one of the other grid/block icons on the bottom menu bar.
- Edit each passage and write in the passage details and links.
- Read through your story to see if the plot points match the intended rising and falling action. Make adjustments accordingly.


Mario Kart Tour's Multiplayer Beta Will be Locked Behind its Paid Subscription
by Alistair JonesMultiplayer is coming to Mario Kart Tour, but if you want to be among the first to try out the mobile version in the way it’s arguably meant to be played, there’s a chance you’ll find yourself disappointed - unless you’re willing to pay.
Last night, the game’s official English language account tweeted to confirm that “a real-time multiplayer beta test is planned for December.” More details, and presumably an exact timeframe, are expected soon, but that tweet revealed that only those who have subscribed to Mario Kart Tour’s £4.99 monthly Gold Pass will have access to the initial test.
Given that Mario Kart is at its best in multiplayer, it’s surprising that it will have taken several months for players to get their first taste the online mode, and even more surprising that not everyone will have access to it. Nintendo has already been criticised for locking the app’s 200cc mode behind its subscription service, and this new use of the monetisation has received a mixed reception from fans. Look out for more information about the beta test in the coming weeks.


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¶ Index of active texture slot
Type: int in [0, 17], default 0
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alpha
¶ Base alpha transparency, possibly modified by alpha transparency modifiers
Type: float in [0, 1], default 1.0
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alpha_modifiers
¶ List of alpha transparency modifiers
Type: LineStyleAlphaModifiers
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angle_max
¶ Maximum 2D angle for splitting chains
Type: float in [0, 3.14159], default 0.0
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angle_min
¶ Minimum 2D angle for splitting chains
Type: float in [0, 3.14159], default 0.0
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caps
¶ Select the shape of both ends of strokes
BUTT
Butt, Butt cap (flat).ROUND
Round, Round cap (half-circle).SQUARE
Square, Square cap (flat and extended).
Type: enum in [‘BUTT’, ‘ROUND’, ‘SQUARE’], default ‘BUTT’
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Type: int in [0, inf], default 10
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Plain, Plain chaining.SKETCHY
Sketchy, Sketchy chaining with a multiple touch.
Type: enum in [‘PLAIN’, ‘SKETCHY’], default ‘PLAIN’
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¶ Base line color, possibly modified by line color modifiers
Type: float array of 3 items in [0, inf], default (0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
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color_modifiers
¶ List of line color modifiers
Type: LineStyleColorModifiers
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Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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dash3
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Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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gap1
¶ Length of the 1st gap for dashed lines
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
-
gap2
¶ Length of the 2nd gap for dashed lines
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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gap3
¶ Length of the 3rd gap for dashed lines
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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geometry_modifiers
¶ List of stroke geometry modifiers
Type: LineStyleGeometryModifiers
bpy_prop_collection
ofLineStyleGeometryModifier
, (readonly)
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integration_type
¶ Select the way how the sort key is computed for each chain
MEAN
Mean, The value computed for the chain is the mean of the values obtained for chain vertices.MIN
Min, The value computed for the chain is the minimum of the values obtained for chain vertices.MAX
Max, The value computed for the chain is the maximum of the values obtained for chain vertices.FIRST
First, The value computed for the chain is the value obtained for the first chain vertex.LAST
Last, The value computed for the chain is the value obtained for the last chain vertex.
Type: enum in [‘MEAN’, ‘MIN’, ‘MAX’, ‘FIRST’, ‘LAST’], default ‘MEAN’
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length_max
¶ Maximum curvilinear 2D length for the selection of chains
Type: float in [0, 10000], default 10000.0
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length_min
¶ Minimum curvilinear 2D length for the selection of chains
Type: float in [0, 10000], default 0.0
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material_boundary
¶ If true, chains of feature edges are split at material boundaries
Type: boolean, default False
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panel
¶ Select the property panel to be shown
STROKES
Strokes, Show the panel for stroke construction.COLOR
Color, Show the panel for line color options.ALPHA
Alpha, Show the panel for alpha transparency options.THICKNESS
Thickness, Show the panel for line thickness options.GEOMETRY
Geometry, Show the panel for stroke geometry options.TEXTURE
Texture, Show the panel for stroke texture options.
Type: enum in [‘STROKES’, ‘COLOR’, ‘ALPHA’, ‘THICKNESS’, ‘GEOMETRY’, ‘TEXTURE’], default ‘STROKES’
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rounds
¶ Number of rounds in a sketchy multiple touch
Type: int in [1, 1000], default 3
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sort_key
¶ Select the sort key to determine the stacking order of chains
DISTANCE_FROM_CAMERA
Distance from Camera, Sort by distance from camera (closer lines lie on top of further lines).2D_LENGTH
2D Length, Sort by curvilinear 2D length (longer lines lie on top of shorter lines).PROJECTED_X
Projected X, Sort by the projected X value in the image coordinate system.PROJECTED_Y
Projected Y, Sort by the projected Y value in the image coordinate system.
Type: enum in [‘DISTANCE_FROM_CAMERA’, ‘2D_LENGTH’, ‘PROJECTED_X’, ‘PROJECTED_Y’], default ‘DISTANCE_FROM_CAMERA’
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sort_order
¶ Select the sort order
DEFAULT
Default, Default order of the sort key.REVERSE
Reverse, Reverse order.
Type: enum in [‘DEFAULT’, ‘REVERSE’], default ‘DEFAULT’
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split_dash1
¶ Length of the 1st dash for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
-
split_dash2
¶ Length of the 2nd dash for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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split_dash3
¶ Length of the 3rd dash for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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split_gap1
¶ Length of the 1st gap for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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split_gap2
¶ Length of the 2nd gap for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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split_gap3
¶ Length of the 3rd gap for splitting
Type: int in [0, 65535], default 0
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split_length
¶ Curvilinear 2D length for chain splitting
Type: float in [0, 10000], default 100.0
-
texture_slots
¶ Texture slots defining the mapping and influence of textures
Type: LineStyleTextureSlots
bpy_prop_collection
ofLineStyleTextureSlot
, (readonly)
-
texture_spacing
¶ Spacing for textures along stroke length
Type: float in [0.01, 100], default 1.0
-
thickness
¶ Base line thickness, possibly modified by line thickness modifiers
Type: float in [0, 10000], default 3.0
-
thickness_modifiers
¶ List of line thickness modifiers
Type: LineStyleThicknessModifiers
bpy_prop_collection
ofLineStyleThicknessModifier
, (readonly)
-
thickness_position
¶ Thickness position of silhouettes and border edges (applicable when plain chaining is used with the Same Object option)
CENTER
Center, Silhouettes and border edges are centered along stroke geometry.INSIDE
Inside, Silhouettes and border edges are drawn inside of stroke geometry.OUTSIDE
Outside, Silhouettes and border edges are drawn outside of stroke geometry.RELATIVE
Relative, Silhouettes and border edges are shifted by a user-defined ratio.
Type: enum in [‘CENTER’, ‘INSIDE’, ‘OUTSIDE’, ‘RELATIVE’], default ‘CENTER’
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thickness_ratio
¶ A number between 0 (inside) and 1 (outside) specifying the relative position of stroke thickness
Type: float in [0, 1], default 0.5
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use_angle_max
¶ Split chains at points with angles larger than the maximum 2D angle
Type: boolean, default False
-
use_angle_min
¶ Split chains at points with angles smaller than the minimum 2D angle
Type: boolean, default False
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use_chain_count
¶ Enable the selection of first N chains
Type: boolean, default False
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use_chaining
¶ Enable chaining of feature edges
Type: boolean, default False
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use_dashed_line
¶ Enable or disable dashed line
Type: boolean, default False
-
use_length_max
¶ Enable the selection of chains by a maximum 2D length
Type: boolean, default False
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use_length_min
¶ Enable the selection of chains by a minimum 2D length
Type: boolean, default False
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use_nodes
¶ Use shader nodes for the line style
Type: boolean, default False
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use_same_object
¶ If true, only feature edges of the same object are joined
Type: boolean, default True
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use_sorting
¶ Arrange the stacking order of strokes
Type: boolean, default True
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use_split_length
¶ Enable chain splitting by curvilinear 2D length
Type: boolean, default False
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use_split_pattern
¶ Enable chain splitting by dashed line patterns
Type: boolean, default False
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use_texture
¶ Enable or disable textured strokes
Type: boolean, default True
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classmethod
bl_rna_get_subclass
(id, default=None)¶ Parameters: id (string) – The RNA type identifier. Returns: The RNA type or default when not found. Return type: bpy.types.Struct
subclass
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classmethod
bl_rna_get_subclass_py
(id, default=None)¶ Parameters: id (string) – The RNA type identifier. Returns: The class or default when not found. Return type: type
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Inherited Properties
Inherited Functions
References


In this example i will show how to minimize overall loading time by running multiple $.ajax() calls in parallel and not one by one after each other.
The point here is that the number of ajax calls is not known in advance and variable.
Type in the number of requests you want to run.
Press the Go! button on the left to run the code example.


Job Description: {{job.description}}
Contract: {{job.contract}}
Closing Date: {{job.closing}}
Minimum Experience: {{job.minExp}}
Preferred Experience: {{job.prefExp}}
Job Responibilities: {{job.responsibilities}}


do u kno anything about growing
mangroves?
picked up eggs
soft velvety on fingertips
felt
weird
um
like illigal
usually id never mess with mangroves
but so many eggs
getting trodden
into concrete
sport shorts
pockets bulging
home soak them
jar of water
thin skins peel off
bright slimy slightly furry
folds
tuffty brown roots


Circadian rhythm of glucocorticoid receptors in human peripheral leukocytes and their reactivity to glucocorticoids.
Abstract
1) There exists a CR of GR in human leukocytes, PMN, and monocytes with the peak values from 0400 to 0800 hr and the trough values between 2300 and 0000 hr. The difference between them was significant statistically. 2) The FI of the chemotactic migration rate of PMN by cortisol also showed diurnal changes which were synchronous with that of GR. This indicates that the CR of GR may be of functional significance. 3) In Cushing 's syndrome, the CR of GR was normal in spite of the fact that the CR of plasma cortisol was disturbed. This indicates the independency of the CR of GR from that of cortisol. 4) In apoplexy caused by brain ischemia, the CR of GR was abolished in patients with basal lesions but preserved when the lesions were located in the cerebral cortex. These results strongly suggest that the main `` circadian pacemaker '' of GR is located in the basal brain, most probably in the suprachiasmatic nuclei as has been suggested for rodents.


--- layout: default title: 'Designs' ---
Design patterns are solutions that can be used for common problems that occur in the health product design space as applied to precision medicine.
Based on the principle of providing the right data at the right time, when opening a health record, display a glanceable status of current health so that the viewer is situated with an understandable base value.


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Home automation pet project. Playing with IoT, temperature sensors, fans and Telegram bots
Summer holidays are over. Besides my bush walks I’ve been also hacking a little bit with one idea that I had in mind. Summer means high temperatures and I wanted to control my fan. For example turn on the fan when temperature is over a threshold. I can do it using an Arduino board and a temperature sensor, but I don’t have the one Arduino board. I have several devices. For example a Wemo switch. With this device connected to my Wifi network I can switch on and off my fan remotely from my mobile phone (using its android app) or even from my Pebble watch using the API. I also have a BeeWi temperature/humidity sensor. It’s a BTLE device. It comes with its own app for android, but there’s also a API. Yes. I known that one Arduino board with a couple of sensors can be cheaper than one of this devices, but when I’m a shop and I’ve got one of this devices in my hands I cannot resist. …
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i18n angular2 service
This days I’m learning angular2 and ionic2. My first impression was bad. Too many new things: angular2, typescript, new project architecture, … but after passing those bad moments I started to like angular2. One of the first things that I want to work with is internationalization. There’re several i18n providers for angular2. For example ng2-translate, but I want to build something similar to a angular i18n provider that I’d created time ago. …
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Notify events from PostgreSQL to external listeners
Sometimes we need to call external programs from our PostgreSQL database. We can send sockets from SQL statements. I’ve written about it. The problem with this approach the following one. If user rollbacks the transaction the socket has been already emitted. That’s a problem (or not. Depending on our application). Nobody also guarantees that the process behind the socket server has access to the data of the transaction. If we’re very fast maybe the transaction isn’t commited yet. We can use one sleep function but sleep functions are always a bad idea. PostgreSQL gives us another tool to decouple processes: LISTEN and NOTIFY. …
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Sharing authentication between socket.io and a PHP frontend (using JSON Web Tokens)
I’ve written a previous post about Sharing authentication between socket.io and a PHP frontend but after publish the post a colleague (hi @mariotux) told me that I can use JSON Web Tokens (jwt) to do this. I had never used jwt before so I decided to study a little bit. …
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Sharing authentication between socket.io and a PHP frontend
Normally, when I work with websockets, my stack is a socket.io server and a Silex frontend. Protect a PHP frontend with one kind of authentication of another is pretty straightforward. But if we want to use websockets, we need to set up another server and if we protect our frontend we need to protect our websocket server too. …
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PHP Gearman Wrapper
I must admit that nowadays I’m using RabbitMQ more than Gearman but I’m still a big fan of gearman. PHP has a great api to connect to gearman work server but sometimes I miss another, how to say, “clean” way. Because of that I’ve creates a gearman wrapper. Let’s start. …
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Reading Modbus devices with Python from a PHP/Silex Application via Gearman worker
Yes. I know. I never know how to write a good tittle to my posts. Let me show one integration example that I’ve been working with this days. Let’s start. …
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Sending logs to a remote server using RabbitMQ
Time ago I wrote an article to show how to send Silex logs to a remote server. Today I want to use a messaging queue to do it. Normally, when I need queues, I use Gearman but today I want to play with RabbitMQ. …
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Foreign Data Wrappers with PostgreSQL and PHP
PostgreSQL is more than a relational database. It has many cool features. Today we’re going to play with Foreign Data Wrappers (FDW). The idea is crate a virtual table from an external datasource and use it like we use a traditional table. …
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Calling Silex backend from command line. Creating SAAS command line tools
Sometimes we need to create command line tools. We can build those tools using different technologies. In Symfony world there’s Symfony Console. I feel very confortable using it. But if we want to distribute our tool we will need to face with one “problem”. User’ll need to have PHP installed. It sounds trivial but it isn’t installed in every computer. We can use nodeJs to build our tool. Nowadays nodeJs is a de-facto standard but we still have the problem. Another “problem” is how to distribute new version of our tool. Problems everywhere. …
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Working with Ionic and PHP Backends. Remote debugging with PHP7 and Xdebug working with real devices
Sometimes I speak with PHP developers and they don’t use remote debugging in their development environments. Some people don’t like to use remote debugging. They prefer to use TDD and rely on the unit tests. That’s a good point of view, but sometimes they don’t use remote debugging only because they don’t know how to do it, and that’s inadmissible. Remote debugger is a powerful tool especially to handle with legacy applications. I’ve using xdebug for years with my linux workstation for years. This days I’m using Mac and it’s also very simple to set up xdebug here. …
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POST Request logger using websockets
Last days I’ve been working with background geolocation with an ionic application. There’s a cool plugin to do that. The free version of the plugin works fine. But there’s a also a premium version with improvements, especially in battery consumption with Android devices. …
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Book review: Socket.IO Cookbook
Last summer I collaborated as a technical reviewer in the book “Socket.IO Cookbook” written by Tyson Cadenhead and finally I’ve got the book in my hands …
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Alternative way to inject providers in a Silex application
I normally use Silex when I need to build one Backend. It’s simple and straightforward to build one API endpoint using this micro framework. But there’s something that I don’t like it: The “array access” way to access to the dependency injection container. I need to remember what kind of object provides my service provider and also my IDE doesn’t help me with autocompletion. OK I can use PHPDoc comments or even create one class that inherits from Silex\Application and use Traits. Normally I’m lazy to do it. Because of that I’ve create this simple service provider to help me to do what I’m looking for. Let me explain it a little bit. …
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Building one HTTP client in PostgreSQL with PL/Python
Don’t ask me way, but I need to call to a HTTP server (one Silex application) from a PostgreSQL database. …
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Generating push notifications with Pushbullet and Silex
Sometimes I need to send push notifications to mobile apps (Android or IOS). It’s not difficult. Maybe it’s a bit nightmare the first times, but when you understand the process, it’s straightforward. Last days I discover a cool service called PushBullet. It allows us to install one client in our Android/IOS or even desktop computer, and send push notifications between them. …
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i18n AngularJS provider
There’s more than one way to perform i18n translations within our AngularJS projects. IMHO the best one is https://angular-translate.github.io/, but today I’m going to show you how I’m doing translations in my small AngularJS projects (normally Ionic projects). …
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Microservice container with Guzzle
This days I’m reading about Microservices. The idea is great. Instead of building a monolithic script using one language/framowork. We create isolated services and we build our application using those services (speaking HTTP between services and application). …
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PHP Dumper using Websockets
Another crazy idea. I want to dump my backend output in the browser’s console. There’re several PHP dumpers. For example Raul Fraile’s LadyBug. There’re also libraries to do exactly what I want to do, such as Chrome Logger. But I wanted to use Websockets and dump values in real time, without waiting to the end of backend script. Why? The answer is simple: Because I wanted to it :) …
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Building TCP server daemond with PHP and Ratchet
In my daily work I normally play a lot with TCP servers, clients and things like that. I like to use Linux’s xinet.d daemon to handle the TCP ports. …


Problem Solving
A Time I Solved a Problem
This is not exactly a simple problem I got blocked on but I managed a fairly elegant solution. I was making a game during my
study at victoria university using Processing, a program that helps with coding very graphical solutions - like a game. I was making a game that
would detect if the player had drawn a zig-zag line, and if so, the line would shoot forward as a projectile that could hit your opponent. The problem I got
stuck with was detecting a zig-zag without being too strict. I had the main idea for how I would do it, by checking the angle difference between the lines
they made, checking if the small angle was less than about 30 degrees and in the opposite direction to the last one. I understand that that was fairly
complicated and may not have described it well enough but that was working, it wasn't the problem. The problem arose from how I had to record the player's drawing.
Their drawing was represented as a bunch of dots with lines connecting them - the dots being where the mouse was during that frame or game-tick. When a player
made their zig or zag it would often be made up of more than one line, meaning to the game it looked like a curve instead of a sharp turn.
At first, I didn't know what was going on, it just didn't seem to be working. So I did the equivalent of Console.logging, and decided to obtain more information
about the problem. I got the program to draw the dots that made up the line in red so I could see what they looked like and sure enough, there wasn't a single dot
at the end of each zig or zag but multiple. Next I talked to myself about the problem, trying to figure out what exactly it was that I wanted, similar to the
Rubber Ducky method but without the duck. After thinking about it for a bit I decided to try something. What if I took every 5th dot and drew a line between those
instead (for the calculation, the player still sees the line like normal). This made game see the line much closer to how we see the line and after covering a
few edge cases I was able to get the line working... Mostly. You could draw curves in some scenarios and it would still work but I had to finish the rest of the
game before a deadline so I never fixed that.
Reflection on Problem Solving Techniques
Psudocode
At this point I'm not that confident in using this technique. I'm sure I could and I would be fine at doing so but I'd feel more comfortable using a programming language. I should definitely use this as part of planning though because I can often sink time into one aspect of a function and then forget what I'm supposed to be doing next once I've finished it. If I had used psudocode (or psudo-psudocode), then I could skip over the implementation details of the more complicated parts, allowing me to plan the whole function first and never get lost.
Trying something
I am very confident in using this technique. This technique is something you should do to help gain information about the problem you're trying to solve. When you don't fully understand a problem, try something. If it didn't work, try to work out why (and maybe try a few things). If it did work, you might be able to work out why it worked but otherwise try something else until it doesn't work (I find it easier to narrow down what doesn't work than what does when problems get more complicated).
Rubber ducky method
I won't talk to an object, but I will talk to myself and to others (even if they have very little idea what I'm talking about). This method is about telling a rubber ducky your problem, the purpose is to get you to say the problem out loud as you'll be more likely to pick out flaws because you spend more time on saying the sentence than thinking it and it's easy to notice when something sounds wrong. I prefer to talk to myself or others about the problem which should serve simialr purpose. This technique is about helping you understand the problem, and in particular what misconceptions about the problem you might have.
Reading error messages
I am very confident with this. Reading error messages can give you a very good starting point for where to look for your programming errors, however they will not always point out the cause so sometimes it's still up to you to work out how an error appeared and where the source of the error is actually located.
Console.logging
I am very confident with this. This techniques is especially useful when error messages have failed you. If the program crashes for a timeout or stack-overflow
error, the program will often not give you an error message and will just terminate. In this instance you can litter you code with log statements to find out
where the code got stuck, and with a bit of time you'll find the infinite while loop you accidentally never broke out of on line 462.
It can also be useful for logging what values variables have at a given time in the program - if an input is giving you an unexpected value, what is that
unexpected value.
Googling
If you're having trouble with something and it's not too niche, there's a good chance someone else has also had the same problem and asked for help online. Don't reinvent the wheel, problem solving is as much about creating you own solutions as it is finding someone else's that fits your problem. I am also confident in my ability to google for a problem I'm facing. In order to do this you must boil down the problem into parts, or into something that's more general so you have a greater chance of finding a solution (or solutions) that, perhaps with a bit of tweaking, can solve your problem.
Asking your peers for help
I am not as confident with this one as the ones before. I can sometimes spend much longer on a problem than I need to because I don't ask others for help. I find it easy if they're right beside me but, particularly in lockdowns, I find it hard to reach out. (and to admit that I've been on a problem for way too long). Asking peers though is a great way to break past a block that's leading to frustration or demotivation, as they can usually help since they're working on the same thing, and if they can't it's still nice to vent to someone or help them with their problems for a break from your own.
Asking coaches for help
Pretty much ditto, but it's very unlikely they can't help.
Improving your process with reflection
I think I am decent at this. The idea is that whenever you take a while to solve a problem and then quickly solve it after doing something, take note of what you did and try it sooner next time you end up with a similar sort of problem.


This should be triggered server-side in production. Note that a Class with a given Class Id may only be inserted once.
Insert Loyalty Class Insert Offer Class Insert Gift Card Class


Following
Meetup
Sparkbox
123 Webster St., Studio 2
Dayton, OH
45402
Dayton Clean Coders is a monthly meetup of developers who have a desire to share, practice and contribute to clean code.
Following
Meetup
Following
Meetup
*We keep an open agenda and many meeting topics are decided at the meeting. If you'd like to discuss, learn, share or practice a topic share it on Twitter or bring it to the meeting.


Before Change
parser = parser_modules["search"]["hmmscan"](hmm_scan_hits_txt, alphabet=alphabet, context=context)
search_results_dict = parser.get_search_results()
if not len(search_results_dict):
run.info_single("The HMM source "%s" returned 0 hits. SAD (but it"s stil OK)." % source, nl_before=1)
if context == "CONTIG":
// we are in trouble here. because our search results dictionary contains no gene calls, but contig
// names that contain our hits. on the other hand, the rest of the code outside of this if statement
// expects a `search_results_dict` with gene callers id in it. so there are two things we need to do
After Change
rna_alphabet=True if alphabet=="RNA" else False,
split_parts=self.num_threads_to_use)
table_write_lock = Lock()
def hmm_worker(part_no, source):
copy_target_files_dict = copy.deepcopy(target_files_dict)


public class BindingVector extends Object implements BindingEnvironment
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BindingVector(BindingVector clone)
Constructor - create a binding environment which is a copy
of the given environment
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BindingVector(int size)
Constructor - create an empty binding environment
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BindingVector(Node[] env)
Constructor - create a binding environment from a vector of bindings
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
bind(int i,
Node value)
Bind the ith variable in the current environment to the given value.
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boolean |
bind(Node var,
Node value)
Bind a variable in the current environment to the given value.
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boolean |
equals(Object o)
Equality override
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Node |
getBinding(Node node)
If the node is a variable then return the current binding (null if not bound)
otherwise return the node itself.
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Node[] |
getEnvironment()
Return the current array of bindings.
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Node |
getGroundVersion(Node node)
Return the most ground version of the node.
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int |
hashCode()
hash function override
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Triple |
instantiate(TriplePattern pattern)
Instantiate a triple pattern against the current environment.
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TriplePattern |
partInstantiate(TriplePattern goal)
Bind the variables in a goal pattern using the binding environment, to
generate a more specialized goal
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String |
toString()
Printable form
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static BindingVector |
unify(TriplePattern goal,
TriplePattern head,
int numRuleVars)
Unify a goal with the head of a rule.
|
public BindingVector(int size)
public BindingVector(Node[] env)
public BindingVector(BindingVector clone)
public Node[] getEnvironment()
public Node getBinding(Node node)
public Node getGroundVersion(Node node)
getGroundVersion
in interface BindingEnvironment
public boolean bind(int i, Node value)
public boolean bind(Node var, Node value)
bind
in interface BindingEnvironment
var
- a Node_RuleVariable defining the variable to bindvalue
- the value to bindpublic TriplePattern partInstantiate(TriplePattern goal)
goal
- the TriplePattern to be instantiatedpublic Triple instantiate(TriplePattern pattern)
instantiate
in interface BindingEnvironment
pattern
- the triple pattern to matchpublic static BindingVector unify(TriplePattern goal, TriplePattern head, int numRuleVars)
goal
- the goal pattern which it being matched to a rulehead
- the head pattern of the rule which is being instantiatednumRuleVars
- the length of the environment to allocate.Licenced under the Apache License, Version 2.0


Reports while
loops, which spin on the
value of a non-volatile
field, waiting for it to be changed by another thread.
In addition to being potentially extremely CPU intensive when little work is done inside the loop, such loops likely have different semantics than intended. The Java Memory Model allows that loop to never complete even if another thread changes the field's value.
Example:
class SpinsOnField {
boolean ready = false;
void run() {
// the loop may never complete even after
// markAsReady call from the other thread
while (!ready) {
}
// do some work
}
void markAsReady() {
ready = true;
}
}
Additionally since Java 9, calling Thread.onSpinWait()
inside spin loop
on a volatile
field is recommended, which may significantly improve performance on some hardware.
Use the checkbox below to have this inspection report only empty while
loops.


Got a Car? Need a Job? Drive for Uber
Drivers can earn up to $20 per hour or $1000 per week simply by helping Uber riders in your area get around
As an independant contractor for Uber you are your own boss and set your own schdule to prpvide ultimate flexibility and predictability
You will get the chance to interact with neighbors and tourists alike. You never know what you could learn from your riders


This is where you can describe about yourself. The more you describe about yourself, the more chances you have!
Extra Information about you! like hobbies and your goals.
View ResumeDescribe the project being very specific, you can use the Twitter standard: no more than 280 characters: complement the information: the skills learned or reinforced in its realization and how you faced it, prove to be proactive in the search for solutions.
Demonstrate in this description the skills of a programmer: such as having commitment, having perseverance and accepting alternative solutions. Remember that being a portfolio you are not selling the project, you are selling yourself, it reflects the resources used: Frameworks, libraries, platforms, etc.
If the project was collaborative, reflect it in this description, that will demonstrate communication and/or leadership skills. Additionally, if you made use of the mastery of a second language, it will reflect on you professionalism.
[Put your call to action here]
Call to Action


This should get auto-dividers based on link text but shouldn't produce duplicate dividers. Should also add more dividers if new list elements are added. Note that removing Bertie should cause the duplicate "A" dividers to merge and trigger a "listviewchange" event.
This uses a custom selector to draw text from formatted list items.
This should get auto-dividers based on text. NB this has intentionally blank li elements to check they don't get dividers.
Non-sorted list will produce duplicate auto-dividers.


Conception Connection | implementing a SMBC comic by Zach Weiner
Your date of birth:
day
month
year
Please enter a valid date.


Please put the kick off time in the KO Time box which you will find to the right of the match date.
Press the Back button on your browser.....
NOTE: If you must put a time in the public notes regarding, for example, a ground inspection at 10 a.m., then put a space in the KO Time box to suppress this error message


Party planning can be an adventure.
Organization is key in orchestrating a smooth and entertaining party or event. Simplify and streamline your process to help insure a successful affair.
Organization is key in orchestrating a smooth and entertaining party or event. Simplify and streamline your process to help insure a successful affair.
Play-by-play updates of your party spending.
Instantly connect with your guest list.
Incorporate entertainment for events of any size.
Manage your party plans based on attendance.


All Keyframe-blocks are connected to the same object.
Hold shift to select a keyframe. Move it by dragging.
Right-click keyframe to delete it.
Move the red rectangle to where you want it on a spesific time, and click "ADD KEYFRAME".
Note that you have to resize lanes in order to see the UI.
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By the end of this module, you should be able to...
be able to process input using StdIn
be able to produce output using StdOut
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HEIRLOOM PECHAY SALAD
Here's how to make the dish
- In a large salad bowl, layer petchay leaves, white onions , and ripe tomatoes.
- Then drizzle on top calamansi juice and olive oil to serve as dressing. Toss well.
- On a separate bowl, mash hard boiled eggs with a fork. Then sprinkle generously on top of the salad. Season sparingly.
From my kitchen to yours with love, Mwahhh! -S
Ingredients:
- 6 cups petchay leaves, chopped in thin strips
- 1/2 cup white onions, finely chopped
- 1/2 cup tomatoes, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup fresh calamansi juice
- 2 hard boiled eggs, mashed
- Salt & pepper to taste


Last week, the party teleported into Reggie's study room in Kaliatori, the capital of Galia. As the party determined that they were, in fact, still alive, Reggie called them over to the window. Hundreds of miles away, near the top of one of the mountain peaks being buffeted by the immense storm, they could barely make out a massive fireball denoting their success. The party agreed to go talk to the Chamber of Elf-Lords to take credit - but not until after collapsing into inn beds to rest the night, with not even a drunken tavern party to celebrate their success.
The next day, the party traveled to the Chamber of Elf-Lords to get their aid. In the waiting room, they met none other than the long-absent Amanita and Reignau! They had been working with Jed to wage a guerilla war against Torvid to slow his advance on civilization, but Winston recalled them in the wake of a lost battle against Torvid to come help the party in Galia. They had been making slow progress convincing the Chamber to help. Fortunately, the party had just performed a great service for Galia, and with the party now united, they asked to present their case to the Chamber. When they did, Saul appeared from within the Chamber chambers, and led them back to a private room.
The party told Saul that they had just saved Kaliatori from destruction by the Moravians, and he listened intently. When they had finished, he congratulated them, and asked a nearby closet what it thought of the party's efforts. In response, the closet opened and revealed Nathaniel, the Elf-Lord who had been assassinated by Nosferatu. Nathaniel explained that Nosferatu had returned him to life and sent him back to the party as a gesture of good faith, bearing a message: "He wants to talk to you. He said you'd know where." The party was deeply suspicious, but decided to go back to the inn where they had originally planned to ambush Nosferatu.
Before that, however, the party had to present their case to the Chamber. Nathaniel intended to do the talking for the party, but Lord Khallus offered to contribute his efforts as well. Despite the varying degrees of horror the party expressed at having Lord Khallus be their official representative, Nathaniel agreed that Lord Khallus would do well, and they set off to the Chamber. After being introduced as the leader of the party, Lord Khallus took the stage alone in front of hundreds of highly revered and immensely powerful Elf-Lords. Despite some initial stumbles, his speech was a riveting and emotionally compelling success, and the Chamber gave him a standing ovation. They agreed to send Galian forces to aid Kilvas, and to handsomely reward the party for their efforts. The party celebrated their success with a shopping spree in one of the largest cities in the world.
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It's a good time to step back and reflect
What makes this a golden age?
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Easily preserve breakpoints / debugger statements between passes
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Custom formatter¶
friendly comes with various formatters which style the information differently based on the environment. If the builtin formatters do not meet your need, you can design your own and set it as a default using either:
import friendly
from my_module import my_formatter
friendly.set_formatter(formatter=my_formatter)
or, from the command line:
python -m friendly --format path.to.my_module.my_formatter
Currently, a formatter must accept two arguments:
A dict (
info
) which contains the friendly traceback information. At the time this documenation was written, the dict items were the following:items = [ "header", "message", "original_python_traceback", "simulated_python_traceback", "shortened_traceback", "suggest", "generic", "parsing_error", "parsing_error_source", "cause", "last_call_header", "last_call_source", "last_call_variables", "exception_raised_header", "exception_raised_source", "exception_raised_variables", ]
Tip
Use Friendly._show_info()
in a friendly console to see all possible items.
Note that, when an actual exception is recorded, a few items not meant to
be shown to the end user are stored in info
; this is done so as
to make them available in the console using method calls like
Friendly._get_exception()
, Friendly._get_frame()
, etc.
A string (
include
) which specifies which parts of the friendly traceback should be shown, and whose value is currently set usingfriendly.set_include(...)
.
The second argument _might_ change in the future. If you only plan on making use of the traceback information compiled by friendly and determine what to show (and in which order) on your own, to ensure that future version of friendly will be compatible with your formatter, we suggest the following definition:
def my_formatter(info, **ignore):
....
base_formatters.py¶
Default formatters showing all or only part of the available information.
A formatter is a function that takes two arguments:
a dict (named
info
everywhere in friendly files) containing all the information that can be shown to the user, as well as some entries that are meant to be used only internally as the full friendly information is obtained.A second argument which is meant to convey what information should be shown. This second argument used to be a single integer (“verbosity level”). It is currently recently being replaced by a single string. However, this might change as we experiment with various options prior to version 1.0
A formatter returns a single string. By default, this string will be written to stderr; however this can be changed by the calling program.
This module currently contains 2 formatters:
repl()
: This is used to print the information in a traditional console. The indentation of the traceback itself is chosen so as to reproduce that of a normal Python traceback.docs()
: this produces output with leading spaces so that it can be embedded as a code-block in a file (such as .rst). It can also be used to print the information in a traditional console.
-
docs
(info, include='friendly_tb')[source]¶ Formatter that produces an output that is suitable for insertion in a RestructuredText (.rst) code block, with pre-formatted indentation.
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The presidential election runs on a cycle, which leads up to the actual voting day. The first part starts in the spring when the announce that they will be running for president, a year before voting day. Next comes a year before the voting day around the summer in which the primaries and caucuses start their debates. Around January to June of the election year states and parties hold the primaries and caucuses. Parties start holding nominating conventions in order to choose their candidates. This normally takes place through July into early September. September and October is the start of the candidates participating in Presidential debates. In early November is election day, which then leads to the electors casting their votes into the Electoral College. The year after the election around early January congress counts the electoral votes and then January 20th is Inauguration day.
Donald John Trump, is an known by many as an American businessman and a huge television personality. Besides being the host of his own hit TV series, like the well know "The Apprentice", he is also an author and politician. At the age of 70, Donald is a nominee of the Republican Party for the 2016- 2017 Presidential election.
Born: June 14, 1946, Queens, New York City, NY
Education: Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania (1968)
Spouses: Melania Trump (m. 2005), Marla Maples (m. 1993 till 1999), Ivana Trump (m. 1977 till 1992)
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Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton, age sixty-eight, is the nominee for the Democratic Party this 2016-2017 Presidential year. Hilary has had many experiences with working with politics, granted she was the First Lady from 1993-2001, the 67th United States Secretary of State from 2009-2013, and the junior United States Senator from 2001-2009.
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Teenager stabbed after being attacked by three men in street
16-year-old rushed to hospital after attack in Coronation Drive
by Max ClementsA 16-year old boy suffered serious injuries after he was stabbed in an attack in Prescot last night.
Police were called to Coronation Drive following at 10pm last night to reports that a 16-year-old boy had been assaulted by three males.
Emergency services arrived on the scene shortly after and the teenager has been taken to hospital for treatment for treatment to injuries to his hands and legs.
An investigation is currently underway into the incident.
The injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
CCTV, witness and forensic enquiries are ongoing as police work to identify those involved.
A police spokesperson said: "We are appealing for information following a stabbing in Prescot last night, Monday, 18 November.
"Shortly after 10pm, officers were called to Coronation Drive following reports a 16-year-old boy had been assaulted by three males.
"Emergency services attended and the victim was taken to hospital for treatment to non-life threatening injuries to his hands and legs.
"CCTV, witness and forensic enquiries are ongoing in a bid to identify the offenders and anyone with information is asked to come forward."
Detective Chief Inspector Craig Summer said: "An investigation is underway to establish the full circumstances and we are keen to hear from anyone with information.
"I would like to reassure the local community that we are doing all that we can to find those responsible and I would like to ask anyone with CCTV or dashcam footage from the area, or who saw any suspicious behaviour or people making off from the scene, to please let us know.
"Knife crime will not be tolerated by Merseyside Police and for a 16 year-old boy to be left injured in this way is simply not acceptable.
"We will be carrying out a number of enquiries in the area and anyone with information is asked to contact @MerPolCC, 101 quoting ref<PHONE_NUMBER>1 or @CrimestoppersUK, anonymously on 0800 555 111."


Python Dev Notes¶
Each Python version uses a specific compiler version. In most cases, you should use the same compiler version for building python extensions.
Which Microsoft Visual C++ compiler to use with a specific Python version ?¶
Visual C++ |
CPython |
|---|---|
2015, 2017 |
3.7 |
2015 |
3.5,3.6 |
2010 |
3.3,3.4 |
2008 |
2.6, 2.7, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 |
Currently, the official ONNXRuntime Python wheel (v1.3.0 onwards) hosted on PyPi requires Visual C++ 2019 runtime installed on the target machine.
If the Python wheel is built from source using the build toolset provided with Visual Studio 2017, it will work with the Visual C++ 2017 runtime.
CPython 3.7 is distributed with a VC++ 2017 runtime. Unlike the earlier VC++ version, VC++ 2017 Runtime is binary backward compatible with VC++ 2015. Which means you could build your application with VC++ 2015 then run it with VC++ 2017 runtime.


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Across: 1. Flyers remain unsettled (6) 4. Do they show Cockneys in and keep 'em quiet? (6) 9. Lead deserters back (4) 10. Great changes not resumed (10) 11. Salt carrier and trader, it is said (6) 12. Facing up and down river before finding place (8) 13. Weak and without energy, keep closer to the facts (9) 15. Ovid's space (4) 16. Taxi carries king's seafood (4) 17. George, make a fuss over three feet found in cemetery! (9) 21. I am powerful - or powerless! (8) 22. Mrs Wagner's crazy mosaic! (6) 24. Prince gets follower to catch bird for 2/6 (4 1 5) 25. Wander into The Eternal City, we hear (4) 26. Whip rubbish outside hospital (6) 27. Treatment carried out by me on one's shortsightedness (6) Down: 1.  Artist left outside city in countryside (5) 3. Riots break out in the Spanish or Portuguese resort (7) 5. Himalayan native phrase (6) 6. Finish large print for examination (9) 7. Came out quickly to encourage Mr Hughes (7) 8. March right in to halt on Ghost Train (13) 14. Fran takes in listener with "Gold found everywhere!" (4 2 3) 16. Make up case for agreement (7) 18. Job may be in Virginia City outskirts (7) 19. Odd graduates make dessert (3 4) 20. Barricades church in part of Lincolnshire (6) 23. Cancel fight? (5)


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OMPL Plannification
Path planning with OMPL
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This project regroup tools for path planning in 2D or in 3D using OMPL (http://ompl.kavrakilab.org/index.html). It also include a ROS implementation for dynamic plannification.
Work with Ubuntu 14.04 (and ROS Indigo) or with Ubuntu 16.04 (and ROS Kinetic).
Catkin Workspace : mkdir -p ~/catkin_ws/src cd ~/catkin_ws/src catkin_init_workspace
cd ~/catkin_ws/ catkin_make
echo "source ~/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash" >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc
It's possible to use the Turtlebot or the Hector Quadrotor (ROS Indigo only).
Turtlebot dependencies :
sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-turtlebot* ros-kinetic-octomap* ros-kinetic-octovis or sudo apt-get install ros-indigo-turtlebot* ros-indigo-octomap* ros-indigo-octovis
Turtlebot install :
copy "mapping_planning_tutorial" folder (in Source Files directory) to "~/catkin_ws/src". cd ~/catkin_ws/ catkin_make (mignt need to be performed multiple times if you have error messages with "FindPathToGoal". Warning : it's possible that you won't manage to compile if you don't have enough computation power)
copy "hector_quadrotor_tutorial" folder (in Source Files directory) to "~/catkin_ws/src".
Differences with Turtlebot
Launch file : start_turtlebot_mapping_planning_control.launch "/odom" ===> "/world" <node pkg="control_turtlebot" type="controller_turtlebot.py" name="controller_turtlebot" respawn="true" output="screen" /> ===> <node pkg="control_turtlebot" type="controller_quadrotor.py" name="controller_quadrotor" respawn="true" output="screen" />
odom_sub_ = _node_hand.subscribe("/odom", 1, &ROS_OMPL_Planner::odomCallback, this); ==> odom_sub_ = node_handler_.subscribe("/ground_truth/state", 1, &ROS_OMPL_Planner::odomCallback, this); visual_result_path.header.frame_id = result_path.header.frame_id = q_init_goal.header.frame_id = visual_rrt.header.frame_id = "/odom"; ===> visual_result_path.header.frame_id = result_path.header.frame_id = q_init_goal.header.frame_id = visual_rrt.header.frame_id = "/world";
You can run HelloWorld program to understand how works OMPL_Planner alone or you can run the ROS implementation (ROS_OMPL_Planner) which will include the ROS implementation, the visual simulation, the Octomap server, etc.
copy the octomap file (.bt) (in Maps directory) you want to use from the Map folder in the project to "~/catkin_ws/devel/lib/control_turtlebot" folder. cd ~/catkin_ws/devel/lib/control_turtlebot run HelloWorld (./HelloWorld)
Enjoy !
1st terminal (Gazebo / Rviz / Controller) : Turtlebot : roslaunch control_turtlebot start_turtlebot_modules.launch Quadrotor : roslaunch hector_quadrotor_demo indoor 2nd terminal (Octomap / Planning): roslaunch control_turtlebot start_turtlebot_mapping_planning_control.launch 3rd terminal (Planning request) : rosservice call /controller_turtlebot/find_path_to_goal "goal_state_x: 0.0 goal_state_y: 0.0 goal_state_z: 0.0" rosservice call /controller_turtlebot/goto "goal_state_x: 0.0 goal_state_y: 0.0 goal_state_z: 0.0"
See launch folder for runtime configurations.
In config folder : planner_parameters.yaml
Contains all the necessary parameters for a basic use of the planner (planning dimension, collision mask, etc.).
See also start_turtlebot_mapping_planning_control.launch file and src folder for a deeper understanding of the ROS implementation.
BUG : Compilation sur certain linux : FindPathToGoal.h pb de génération avec cmake
Frontier exploration
Clean the dynmacilly allowed memory (Needed for dynamic check)
Optimisation :
prevent creation of too close state (Ex : start = goal is a problem)
path check : don't check path already done
Improving sending speed of the octomap


The Good Place actor was 17 at the time and embroiled in the modeling industry she now speaks out against for promoting a life of disordered eating habits from a young age, reported InStyle.
“I only modeled for a while and then I got hit by a car and ended up in a wheelchair, which probably actually saved my life,” the 33-year old told Cosmopolitan. “Otherwise, I would probably still be a model with an eating disorder.
Jamil said that as a teenager in the business, she was instructed by agents and other models to smoke and engage in unhealthy practices to maintain an unrealistic physique.

Then, when she was involved in the car accident that “destroyed” her back — she was bedridden for about a year and used a wheelchair for six more months — she was forced to reassess her health.
“At that point, I had gained about 70 pounds on steroids, so I was ‘too big’ for modeling,” said Jamil, now thankful for the career-halting incident. “I also developed a sense of purpose to protect my body after that and stop starving myself.”
She added, “I still had an eating disorder mentality, but I stopped actively starving myself once I got better because I realized that my body was fragile and I was taking it for granted.”
Jamil now is an advocate of body neutrality or body liberation, as opposed to body positivity. When she stopped by The Daily Show with Trevor Noah in October, she said that movement was “not for me” because of its inherent discrimination based on size.
“I believe in just not thinking about your body, and I have the luxury of being able to do that because I’m not being constantly persecuted for my size,” she explained.


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These are my absolute favorite technologies that I love to code in
Coding Accomplishments
I am a humble man and so every humble man deserves a humble brag. Did I mention that I finished over 1000+ hours of coding challenges and courses? Check it out here
My Projects:
Here are web projects that I have worked on since I decided to become a web developer. I loved working on these projects because they allowed me to improve my coding skills, and they were fun. I will continue working on projects as exercises for my abilities. You can also find my projects on GitHub of course.
Quote Machine
Quote machine is a project that generates a random quote every time the "New Quote" button is clicked. You can also
share the quote since it has twitter functionality embedded as well.
Technologies used: HTML5,CSS3,Bootstrap, and Javascript
Markdown Previewer
Markdown previewer is a project that lets you see your markdown. Markdown is a simplified html language so to speak and this app lets you
preview your markdown. On the right pane(top if on mobile) the markdown is inputted and then the result is generated on the opposite pane in real time!
Technologies used: HTML5,CSS3,Bootstrap, and React
Drum Machine
Drum machine is a project that lets you create beats with your keyboard! By pressing the keys designated on the app each one will generate
a different sound. Allowing the user to create a beat!
Technologies used: HTML5,CSS3,Bootstrap, and React
Javascript Calculator
Javascript calculator is a project that simply is a javascript version of a basic calculator. The calculator allows you multiply
divide, subtract, add, and use exponents. Decimal numbers are supported and several restrictions are applied that would cause malfunctions such as using multiple operators or decimals.
Technologies used: HTML5,CSS3,Bootstrap, and React
Pomodoro Clock
Pomodoro clock is a project that allows the user to set a break length and session length in minutes. Once the session countdown has reached 0
the break will begin. Once the break countdown reaches 0 then the session starts again etc...
Technologies used: HTML5,CSS3,Bootstrap, and React
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experienced in languages such as (but not limited to) Python,
Java, JavaScript, and C++. Through my classes and internships,
I have had experience as a full stack developer. I am
currently looking for full time positions as a Software
Engineer starting after June 2021.
Education
UC San Diego
Expected Graduation: 2021
Computer Science, B.S.
Experience
LinkedIn
June 2020 - Sept. 2020
Software Engineering Intern
Tesla
Sept. 2019 - Dec. 2019
Software Engineering Intern
Microsoft
June 2019 - Sept. 2019
Software Engineering Intern
June 2018 - Sept. 2018
PM and SWE Intern
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise
June 2017 - August 2017
Arbua Networks Intern


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Because Your Time is Everything
Our two amazing CEO's Francis Nina and Iddrisu Abubakar felt there was a great need in our community for a Mobile Phlebotomy Service. There are several people who benefit from mobile phlebotomy. This includes people who are restricted to the home, for instance the elderly, those who are physically challenged or those who have severe illnesses. People in the latter group include those with pulmonary oedema or those with severe iron deficiency. our two amazing CEO's decided to just create service to help their fellow man and woman.
Get Started!Collecting blood samples from individuals has to be carefully done in a hygienic environment and all equipment used has to be sterile.Our technology is second to none in the industry, and we work with new electronic reporting and accuracy tools, allowing us to focus on our clients and increase our success rates.
Collection and transportation of other specimen apart from blood e.g. urine or stool samples.
We collect blood by venipuncture and capillary technique from patients of all age groups, urine drug screen collections, paternity collections, breath/saliva alcohol testing, LCM/Cyber Tools, TestCup, pediatric blood collections, and difficult draws (patients in long-term care facilities, drug rehabilitation facilities, prisons, psychiatric facilities, or similar facilities).
Ready to start? Give us a call or send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible! we are convenient, affordable and offer a high degree of privacy to our clients.


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