I was shopping at a Woolworths Supermarket in Sydney recently, looking for a peanut butter that is 100% crushed peanuts - the Sanitarium product I had like has not been on the shelves for a couple of months.
In the health food section I noticed a range of products under the "Macro Wholefoods" brand. Previously Macro had run a chain of wholefoods supermarkets, and had been a respected brand for people wanting to make healthier choices. Macro Wholefoods was bought by Woolworths and the stores closed, although the brand is now making its way onto Woolworths' shelves, in their health food section.
Happily I found they had a peanut butter that met my desire for 100% peanuts. I also needed tomato sauce (similar to ketchup for American readers), and knowing that tomato sauce is generally quite high in sugars, grabbed a bottle of the Macro Wholefoods Organic Tomato Sauce.
When I got home, I compared the nutritional information on the Macro product with that on a bottle of the Heinz brand "Big Red". I was quite shocked to to find that on all counts, the Macro product is less healthy than the Heinz.
Compare the following stats for nutritional information per 100ml, comparing the Macro Wholefoods Organic Tomato Sauce vs. Heinz Big Red
I had implicit trust in the Macro brand, and now my trust in that brand is zero. Of course, caveat emptor ("buyer beware") applies here, but there is a caveat vendor as well. As a marketer its difficult to gain the trust of your buyers, but its very easy to lose it. Lets discuss this concept of Brand Trust.
The important question here is: "why is brand trust an important factor in the relationship between a business and its customers?"
In the example above, Woolworths appears to have bought the Macro Wholefoods brand, at least in part, in order to take advantage of the upsurge in interest for healthier eating options. Knowing that the Woolworths brand itself is associated with mainstream products, it cleverly decided to buy (in this case) an alternative brand to gain the trust of its customers looking for healthier options.
Not only does the new brand associate with key terms like health-consciousness, wholefoods and organic foods, it is also a premium brand, for which Woolworths is charging a premium price.
A premium customer, however, is often one that is likely to check up on facts. Finding that the Macro Wholefoods brand does not necessarily mean healthier, I no longer have trust in that brand. It is no longer a premium brand in my mind, and I am not likely to pay a premium price for the brand. In fact I am likely to go elsewhere for my health food needs. Woolworths has lost the opportunity to prove to me that it is a viable alternative for healthier food choices.
If a company is going to invest in a brand, it needs to provide quality control to ensure that the brand promise is delivered upon, otherwise it will be a commodity (at best).
A business develops a brand, but the value of a brand is no more than that placed in it by its customers.
So how does a business protect a brand? Its a simple concept thats not always easy to implement:
As Jay Ehret said in The Marketing Spot post "What Makes a Brand Awesome":
The path to branding awesomeness is 1) a promise 2) a personality and 3) unwavering focus on that promise
Having looked at brand trust, we know that brand trust an important factor in the relationship between a business and its customers because without it a brand is doomed to commodity value at best, and that brand values have no value if a customer doesn't trust them! Ensure that as you build a brand you know your brand values, and deliver on them consistently, and listen to your customers constantly.


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import {appInitFinished} from 'altair-redux/src/actions/app.js'
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import {appInitStarted} from 'altair-redux/src/actions/app.js'
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import {configureStore} from 'altair-redux/src/store/configureStore.prod.js'
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public configureStore(storage: Object, firebaseConfig: Object, rrfConfig: Object, algoliaConfig: Object, appReducer: Object): Object source
import {configureStore} from 'altair-redux/src/store/configureStore.dev.js'
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public * confirm(args: *) source
import {confirm} from 'altair-redux/src/sagas/user/tasks.js'
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public keyMirror(obj: object, prefix: string): object source
import keyMirror from 'altair-redux/src/utils/key_mirror.js'
Constructs an enumeration with keys equal to their value.
For example:
var COLORS = keyMirror({blue: null, red: null}); var myColor = COLORS.blue; var isColorValid = !!COLORS[myColor];
The last line could not be performed if the values of the generated enum were not equal to their keys.
Input: {key1: val1, key2: val2} Output: {key1: key1, key2: key2}
public * login(args: *) source
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Ryanair cuts growth plans as first MAX deliveries delayed to March
Ryanair said on Monday it expects to take delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX in March at the earliest, two months later than it last forecast, pushing its passenger growth for next year to its lowest level in years.
DUBLIN: Ryanair said on Monday it expects to take delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX in March at the earliest, two months later than it last forecast, pushing its passenger growth for next year to its lowest level in years.
The Irish low-cost giant now expects to receive its first 737 MAX in March or April 2020 at the earliest, it said. In July it said it hoped to receive it in January.
As a result Ryanair has cut the number of MAX planes it expects to be flying around the middle of next year to 20 from its July forecast of 30 and its original plan of 58.
"The risk of further delay is rising," Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said in a statement.
Ryanair now expects to fly 157 million passengers in the year to March 31 2021, down from its July forecast of 162 million, a growth rate of just 2.6per cent from its target of 153 million in its current financial year.
Ryanair said its outlook for average fares for the remainder of the year was "cautious".
The airline reported post-tax profit of 1.15 billion euros (US$1.3 billion), in line with last year, for the six months from April to September, its most profitable part of the year.
That compares to a forecast of 1.08 billion euros in a company-supplied poll of analysts.
The result allowed the airline to narrow its profit forecast for its financial year to the end of March to 800-900 million euros from its earlier forecast of 750-950 million euros, compared to a consensus analyst forecast of 836 million euros.
(Reporting by Conor Humphries; Editing by Stephen Coates)


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I have worked at Landon Bone Baker Architects in Chicago, IL; Adrian Smith and Gordon Gill Architecture in Chicago, IL; Rafael Vinoly Architects in New York, NY; Cayuga Waterfront Trail Initiative in Ithaca, NY; and Friends of Stewart Park in Ithaca, NY.
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Medium Design Review2016 I co-authored its first and second publications on topics of interdisciplinary design at Cornell University. |
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Hartell Gallery2016 I was featured in the exhibition Ten Semesters and Beyond for my design proposal Branching Truss System. |
Storefront for Art and Architecture2014 I was featured in David Eugin Moon's lecture A Brief History of Temporary Architecture for my design proposal Interim Urbanism. |
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Tns2Toad
Convert a tnsnames.ora into a file suitable for Toad to import into its connections grid.
File List
- LICENSE - The MIT License file. Basically, you do what you like!
- README.md - This file in Markdown format.
- README.html - This file, in HTML format.
Windows Only Files
- antlr4.bat - A batch file to compile a *.g4 file into various Java classes, lexers and parsers.
- grun.bat - A file to test run parser rules. Read the ANTLR4 docs for details on the ANTLR website. You might need to use this in debugging your grammar.
- build.bat - A batch file to compile the grammar, compile the Java files, build a jarfile (in the test subdirectory) and clean up after itself.
- antlr_shell.cmd - A batch file to set the Java and ALTLR4 environment. Run this first, before you try to do anything. You will need to edit the various folder names to match your system before doing anything though!
Linux/Unix Only Files
- build.sh - Carries out a full compile and build from the grammar onwards. Creates a jar file in the test direcory.
- antlr_shell.sh - You need to "source" this file to set up the ANTLR4 environment before attempting to build anything. Edit this to set your own JAVA_HOME before use. See build.sh.
Something for Everyone!
- tnsnames.g4 - this is the ANTLR4 grammar that defines the structure and semantics of a tnsnames.ora file as per the Oracle docs for 11gR2. However, it may be valid for previous, and subsequent versions too.
- tns2toad.java - This is the small, but almost perfectly formed Java class that kicks off and controls everything when the final build is complete.
- tns2toadListener.java - This class extends one of the Java classes created by the ANTLR4 build process and carries out all the hard work of creating your Toad sessions import file by parsing your tnsnames.ora file.
The Build
Dependencies
- Java 1.6 (aka Java 6) minimum. Has been built and tested with Java 6 and Java 7.
- antlr-4.4-complete.jar - downloaded from the ANTLR Web site. There may be a later version.
- Toad 11.x or higher. This utility has been tested with Toad 11.6.
Windows
- Open a cmd window.
- cd to wherever the source is to be found.
- Execute the antlr_shell.cmd program.
- Execute the build.bat program. A tns2toad.jar file will be created in the test folder.
- Test - see below.
Linus and Unix.
- Open a shell session.
- cd to wherever the source lives.
- ./build.sh to perform a full build. A tns2toad.jar will be created in the test directory.
- Test. See below.
Testing
From the build directory:
- cd test
- On Windows, execute the tns2toad.cmd passing parameters as described below.
- On Linux and Unix, execute the tns2toad.sh script passing parameters as described below.
Parameters
Output from the checker is passed to stdout. You can either ignore this and simply watch it whizz up the screen at high speed, or you can catch everything that would potentially whizz by, in a file by redirecting stdout to a file, as follows:
Everything to the Screen
Windows:
tns2toad tnsnames.ora
Linux/Unix:
./tns2toad.sh tnsnames.ora
Everyting to a file
Windows:
tns2toad tnsnames.ora >myconnections.txt
Linux/Unix:
./tns2toad.sh tnsnames.ora >myconnections.txt
The file, myconnections.txt is now ready to be imported into Toad.


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ip:port specifies the single brutis client from which to retreive results.
The keyword all indicates that we should receive combined results for all clients.
startTime and endTime are two dates in the form YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS in GMT,
— or —
endTime is now and startTime is the number of seconds back from now, as a negative number.
— or —
Default query if no params should return data across the entire time range of the test, eg:
?start=#{test start time}&end=#{test end time}&samples=#{maxDataSamples}
Where:
seriesId is the same as #{seriesId} in the request
seriesAbbr maps the seriesId to a single letter abbreviation:
bytes_read = r
bytes_written = w
cmd_get = g
cmd_set = s
connection_structures = n
curr_connections = c
curr_items = i
evictions = e
get_hits = h
get_misses = m
sync_queue_size = q
For each data point in the specified time range, there will be a single data
(<d>) element with data for all series specified in the query.
The server should pad datapoints that are missing from the data, eg:
<d l='11:22:33' r='' w=''>.
For each event in the specified time range, there will be a single
event (<e>) element which specifies the name of the event.
Events are transmitted for all requests, no matter the specified data series.
timeLabel is a string of the form HH:MM:SS in GMT time;
this string is currently not interpreted on the client.
Note that the timeLabel of the event (<e>) elements
MUST correspond to the timeLabel of one of the data (<d>) elements
in the result set, so the client can match the events up with the data points.
Create a test
Create a test given a test config by associating a list of ips with a test config.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/create
Where:
ips is a comma-separated list of ip:port.
testName is a user-supplied name for the test, max 255 characters.
testNotes is for arbitrary notes, max 2000 characters.
Where:
testId is the identifier for the new test.
Edit a test
Edit the name, description and possibly ip addresses of a test.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/edit/#{testId}
Where:
ips, testName and testNotes are as in Create a test above.
ips are only editable for tests which have NOT been started.
testName and testNotes are editable at all times for all tests.
Start a test
Start a created test. The test must be in the "not started" state.
Test will be in "running" state on start success or "error" state on start error.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/start/#{testId}
Stop a test
Stop a running test. This has the following effect:
If the test was in state=running, test state will change to cancelled.
If the test state was one of the following:
not-started, finished, cancelled or error,
the operation will complete successfully and the state will not change.
If there was an error stopping a running test, test state will change to error
and the error result will specify what happened.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/stop/#{testId}
Delete all previous tests
Permanently delete *all* tests and their data.
If a test is currently running, will stop it first.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/delete/all
Delete a single existing test.
Permanently delete a single existing test.
If the test is currently running, will stop it first.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/delete/#{testId}
Delete a set of tests
Permanently delete one or more tests. Parameter semantics are the same as in
the List tests operation above, but instead of listing a set of tests,
this operation deletes them.
If a test to be deleted is currently running, will stop it forst.
modify
POST
/api/BrutisClient/latest/delete
sort=#{sortField}&
direction=#{direction}&
offset=#{number}&
count=#{number}&
state=#{state}
Where:
sortField, direction, offset, count and state
have the same semantics as the List tests operation above.
If no parameters are specified, this operation returns an error result.


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The main aim of this page is to discover SQLite3 features its general functionality. All tests implemented in venv with:
#+BEGIN_SRC sh :results output :exports both python --version # sqlite installed by default sqlite3 --version # host description uname -a #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : Python 3.4.3 : 3.8.2 2013-12-06 14:53:30 27392118af4c38c5203a04b8013e1afdb1cebd0d : Linux antony-ThinkPad 3.13.0-93-generic #140-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jul 18 21:20:08 UTC 2016 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
Tip Copy the code snippet above in your own org file, allocate point inside this code and type C-c C-c to evaluate it on your host.
Detailed interaction SQLite3 and Python
from this site
SQLite3 is equipped with extremeley powerful innate shell and it's might be useful to use it in many cases. Just open your terminal tab and type
john@john-Thinkpad:~$ sqlite3 SQLite version 3.8.2 2013-12-06 14:53:30 Enter ".help" for instructions Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";" sqlite>
RDBMS is ready to listen your input
sqlite> .help .backup ?DB? FILE Backup DB (default "main") to FILE .bail ON|OFF Stop after hitting an error. Default OFF .databases List names and files of attached databases .dump ?TABLE? ... Dump the database in an SQL text format If TABLE specified, only dump tables matching LIKE pattern TABLE. .echo ON|OFF Turn command echo on or off .exit Exit this program .explain ?ON|OFF? Turn output mode suitable for EXPLAIN on or off. With no args, it turns EXPLAIN on. .header(s) ON|OFF Turn display of headers on or off .help Show this message .import FILE TABLE Import data from FILE into TABLE .indices ?TABLE? Show names of all indices If TABLE specified, only show indices for tables matching LIKE pattern TABLE. .load FILE ?ENTRY? Load an extension library .log FILE|off Turn logging on or off. FILE can be stderr/stdout .mode MODE ?TABLE? Set output mode where MODE is one of: csv Comma-separated values column Left-aligned columns. (See .width) html HTML <table> code insert SQL insert statements for TABLE line One value per line list Values delimited by .separator string tabs Tab-separated values tcl TCL list elements .nullvalue STRING Use STRING in place of NULL values .open ?FILENAME? Close existing database and reopen FILENAME .output FILENAME Send output to FILENAME .output stdout Send output to the screen .print STRING... Print literal STRING .prompt MAIN CONTINUE Replace the standard prompts .quit Exit this program .read FILENAME Execute SQL in FILENAME .restore ?DB? FILE Restore content of DB (default "main") from FILE .schema ?TABLE? Show the CREATE statements If TABLE specified, only show tables matching LIKE pattern TABLE. .separator STRING Change separator used by output mode and .import .show Show the current values for various settings .stats ON|OFF Turn stats on or off .tables ?TABLE? List names of tables If TABLE specified, only list tables matching LIKE pattern TABLE. .timeout MS Try opening locked tables for MS milliseconds .trace FILE|off Output each SQL statement as it is run .vfsname ?AUX? Print the name of the VFS stack .width NUM1 NUM2 ... Set column widths for "column" mode .timer ON|OFF Turn the CPU timer measurement on or off sqlite>
With no doubt it's a comprehensive list of commands and feel free to review it in a much precise manner. This interaction through native SQLite3 shell allows you all possible operations in a manual mode, but our goal is to reach much literate level of interaction. We take an attempt to include and intersect emacs org-mode documents, SQLite3 tables and Python flexibility.
Tip To evaluate code in the snippet below you need to activate Python support in Babel.
#+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :session stdlib :exports both print('Hi') #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : Hi
Tip It's easy to evaluate code snippets just copy it out from browser page and paste it into your org-file. After that it would possible to evaluate the snippet when you allocate point on it and type
C-c C-c
The results should appear below the snippet.
The latter output proves that Python was activated in Babel already. In case when you're got another result - don't worry, we will fix this issue in a very next chapter.
Now, when it is clear that SQLite3 and Python3 are installed properly on our host and accessible in terminal it's time to pull it inside emacs org file. First of all you need ensure in supported languages inside org-mode.
#+BEGIN_SRC elisp :results output :exports both (print org-babel-load-languages) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : : ((python . t) (emacs-lisp . t) (shell . t))
Obviously that:
Lets activate all required languages support by evaluation this elisp code snippet:
#+BEGIN_SRC elisp (org-babel-do-load-languages 'org-babel-load-languages '((python . t) (emacs-lisp . t) (shell . t) (sqlite . t) )) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : ((python . t) (emacs-lisp . t) (shell . t) (sqlite . t))
Ensure yourself, evaluate this, please:
#+BEGIN_SRC elisp :results output :exports both (print org-babel-load-languages) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : : ((python . t) (emacs-lisp . t) (shell . t) (sqlite . t))
Now it's clear that all required languages supported inside org-mode. Lets test how SQLite3 works. As well-described on this page:
#+name: sqlite-populate-test #+header: :results silent #+header: :dir ./ #+header: :db test-sqlite.db #+begin_src sqlite drop table if exists greeting; create table greeting(one varchar(10), two varchar(10)); insert into greeting values('Hello', 'world!'); #+end_src #+name: sqlite-hello #+header: :list #+header: :separator \ #+header: :results raw #+header: :dir ./ #+header: :db test-sqlite.db #+begin_src sqlite select * from greeting; #+end_src #+RESULTS: sqlite-hello Hello world! #+BEGIN_SRC sh :exports both ls | grep .db #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : test-sqlite.db
SQLite3 DB file was successfully created, initial data store in it.
By means studying this manual
#+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :session stdlib import sqlite3 conn = sqlite3.connect('test-sqlite.db') # created in previous section c = conn.cursor() c.execute('SELECT * FROM greeting') print(c.fetchone()) conn.close() #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : : >>> >>> <sqlite3.Cursor object at 0xb718c5a0> : ('Hello', 'world!')
It proves the read access from python. Lets up-to-date the existing table. As a start point we should know the schema:
Tip You need to close connection when you finish all interactions with DB in Python. Thus
conn.close()
is the last string in our snippet.
Tip Python supports sessions in org-mode. In many cases it might be reasonable to share sqlite3 connection among the snippets in the same session. In our case the session name is
stdlib
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#+BEGIN_SRC sqlite :echo on :db test-sqlite.db :results output .tables .schema greeting #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : .tables : greeting : .schema greeting : CREATE TABLE greeting(one varchar(10), two varchar(10));
It is its schema. Try to fulfill it by data from org-table:
#+NAME: tableexample | one | two | |---------------+--------| | Hi | Tony! | | Hello | guys! | | Good morning | Vikky! | | How are you | doing? | | Suppose it | clear? |
#+BEGIN_SRC sqlite :db test-sqlite.db :results output :colnames yes :var orgtable=tableexample drop table if exists greeting; .mode csv .import $orgtable greeting select * from greeting; #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : Hi,Tony! : Hello,guys! : "Good morning",Vikky! : "How are you",doing? : "Suppose it",clear?
Right now we have one table greeting
with 4 rows there:
#+BEGIN_SRC sqlite :echo on :db test-sqlite.db :results output select * from greeting; #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : select * from greeting; : Hello,guys! : "Good morning",Vikky! : "How are you",doing? : "Suppose it",clear?
Try to do a similar operation in Python:
import sqlite3 conn = sqlite3.connect('test-sqlite.db') # created in the section above c = conn.cursor() c.execute('SELECT * FROM greeting') c.fetchall()
>>> >>> >>> Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> sqlite3.OperationalError: no such table: greeting []
Tip As you might noticed the snippet above leave a connection open. Hence it might be convenient to use it (and
cursor
also) in the next code evaluation instdlib
Python session.
#+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :session stdlib :exports both c.execute('SELECT count(*) FROM greeting') print("Our database have %i rows now" % c.fetchone()[0]) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : <sqlite3.Cursor object at 0xb71c10e0> : Our database have 4 rows now #+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :session stdlib :exports both c.execute('select * from greeting limit 2') c.fetchall() type(c.fetchall()) #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : <sqlite3.Cursor object at 0xb726c0e0> : [('Hello', 'guys!'), ('Good morning', 'Vikky!')] : <class 'list'>
fetchall
method compose a list as an output type.
Lets insert some values into our table greeting
in pure Python:
#+BEGIN_SRC python :results output :session stdlib :exports both pp c.execute("INSERT INTO greeting VALUES ('Insertion', 'test')") conn.commit() c.execute('select * from greeting') c.fetchall() #+END_SRC #+RESULTS: : <sqlite3.Cursor object at 0xb726c0e0> : >>> <sqlite3.Cursor object at 0xb726c0e0> : [('Hello', 'guys!'), ('Good morning', 'Vikky!'), ('How are you', 'doing?'), ('Suppose it', 'clear?'), ('Insertion', 'test'), ('Insertion', 'test')]
Now it's time to close our connection to SQLite3 db and move further for more complex examples.
#+BEGIN_SRC python :results none :session stdlib :exports both conn.close() #+END_SRC
Tip Org-mode opened your
stdlib
session in a separate buffer. Its name is*stdlib*
and feel free to interact with all session variables there directly and a straightforward manner.
Now, when you're whetted your appetite, try to explain what results you expect to achieve by SQLite3.


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Questions and Answers
Who are you, and why are you doing this?
My name is Jeff Trawick and I am a software developer located in
Raleigh, North Carolina. I believe that this application of
relatively common technology and the infusion of an open software, open
information culture can greatly improve the effectiveness of
existing efforts to develop and share course materials and communicate
current lessons to parents, especially at the middle school and
high school levels when parents find it increasingly difficult to
understand exactly what their kids are studying day to day, much less contribute
to their children's understanding.
Can I use this?
Yes, of course. Download the software from
https://github.com/trawick/edurepo
and deploy the software on your server, define your courses, load databases with
resources applicable to your learning objectives, and so forth.
No, really...
Unfortunately, you're correct; it isn't feasible for most people to do that. You need
someone else to maintain the computer resources that make it work, with
minimal effort on your part, and a central place to collaborate on the materials.
As long as your course is generally useful and you or someone else is
willing to publish formal course descriptions and possibly additional materials
for the learning objectives of the course, you will be able to use a publicly-accessible
server for your class.
If your course contains private materials or isn't generally useful to
others, you'll need to run your own server or pay a vendor to provide that
as a service.
Most K-12 and college courses are examples of courses that will
find a home in a freely available, publicly accessible server.
Religious instruction courses and courses containing proprietary
information are but two examples of courses that would require the use of a
privately funded server. (But the software itself is freely available for any
purpose.)
When can I get involved?
Feel free to contact me when it reaches a level of implementation
that is useful to you. Here's the current plan:
April 2014
- At least one commonly used K-12 course will be represented well enough
to be able to validate most aspects of the system.
- A blog will be created to communicate improvements to interested parties.
May 2014
- edjective.org will have dedicated servers.
- Mailing lists will be available to discuss the project.
June 2014
- End user software will have sufficient features to make the system worthwhile
for use in the upcoming school year, even though software from third parties
will not yet be available.
- Server deployment instructions for institutions wishing to run their own
servers will be ready.
July 2014
- API documentation will be available for other software authors/vendors who
want their software to be able to interact with the system.
- An effort will be made to contact authors of existing software, especially
freely available software that many teachers use, to educate them about the
possibility of interoperating with the system.
August 2014
- At least four commonly used K-12 courses will be defined in the system,
with an initial set of materials and external resources defined.
- Additional course definitions and related materials may be available
subject to the ability of the course sponsor to handle most of the work.
- The edjective.org servers will have the operational capacity to support
at least 50 individual course offerings (i.e., about 1500 students), with plans
for scaling out to support more students if the demand exists and funds are
available.
How do I know the servers will handle the load if I commit to using this?
It is no secret that web based software does not always support the number
of people that want to use it. Unfortunately, edjective.org does not currently
have the engineering and server resources to handle any possible demand. We
will have to grow with demand and with the ability to pay for resources.
A school system can mitigate any risk of server availability by setting up
dedicated servers for the use of their students, largely avoiding the unpredictable
impact of the use of public systems by unknown numbers of students.
The school system can control the use of its servers by limiting the number
of classes using it to match the server resources they are able to allocate.
Over time the public server will evolve to predictably, reliably support a
very large number of users, just like other resources we use daily on the
internet.
What happens if Jeff quits working on this?
The software and educational materials are freely licensed.
The educational materials are maintained in machine readable format suitable
for use even without using the software developed for this project.
In order to ensure that this project can survive independent of any particular
individuals, I will promote the following:
- The software components should be maintained as a largely independent
project which is part of an existing non-profit organization with the cultural, technical,
legal, and financial ability to oversee ongoing development and maintenance by
interested parties (something like the Apache Software Foundation).
- The educational materials themselves should be maintained separately by
a new or existing non-profit organization that can provide the appropriate culture
and other resources suitable for educational materials and the community which
maintains them; this is expected to be very different than an open source software community.
This same organization should operate the definitive servers which make the materials
freely accessible to as many people as possible (something like the Wikimedia
Foundation).
- Even though it is crucial to provide the core services without cost to
anyone, the ability of individuals and vendors to profit from
involvement in the ecosystem must be maintained; this provides a powerful
incentive for commercial interests to participate directly in the open source,
open data aspects of the project as well as to provide new types of end user
software that can provide a better experience for teachers, parents, and
students.
Money and resources
Who is developing this?
Over the coming months, a small number of educators who hope to use the
system will work on educational materials, either as volunteers or as part
of their jobs or course work.
I am the sole software developer at present; unfortunately, my time will
be impacted by the need to perform unrelated work for hire.
How can I help?
- Sponsor educators who are volunteering their time to define courses
and provide materials for the system.
- Sponsor me or other developers who are building the software.
- Volunteers, refer to the rough schedule above for when different parts
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This function creates a harmonized adjusted BMI variable. A systematic review of the literature concluded that the use of self-reported data among adults underestimates weight and overestimates height, resulting in lower estimates of obesity than those obtained from measured data. Using data from the 2005 Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) subsample, where both measured and self-reported values were collected, correction equations have been developed (Connor Gorber et al. 2008). Differences between corrected estimates of obesity from the CCHS and measured estimates from the Canadian Health Measures Survey is monitored over time to determine if the bias in self-reported values is changing and if new correction equations need to be developed. Adjusted BMI variable is first introduced in the CCHS 2015 cycle.
adjusted_bmi_fun() creates a derived variable (HWTGCOR_der) that is harmonized across all CCHS cycles. This function takes the BMI by dividing weight by the square of height, and adds a correction value based on sex.
adjusted_bmi_fun(DHH_SEX, HWTGHTM, HWTGWTK)
| DHH_SEX | CCHS variable for sex; 1 = male, 2 = female |
|---|---|
| HWTGHTM | CCHS variable for height (in meters) |
| HWTGWTK | CCHS variable for weight (in kilograms) |
numeric value for adjusted BMI in the HWTGCOR_der variable
For HWTGCOR_der, there are no restrictions to age, height, weight, or pregnancy status. While pregnancy was consistent across all CCHS cycles, its variable (MAM_037) was not available in the PUMF CCHS datasets so it could not be harmonized and included into the function.
HWTGCOR_der uses the CCHS variables for sex, height and weight that have been transformed by cchsflow. In order to generate a value for adjusted BMI across CCHS cycles, sex, height and weight must be transformed and harmonized.
In earlier CCHS cycles (2001 and 2003), height was collected in inches; while in later CCHS cycles (2005+) it was collected in meters. To harmonize values across cycles, height was converted to meters (to 3 decimal points). Weight was collected in kilograms across all CCHS cycles, so no transformations were required in the harmonization process.
# Using adjusted_bmi_fun() to create adjusted BMI values between cycles # adjusted_bmi_fun() is specified in variable_details.csv along with the # CCHS variables and cycles included. # To transform the derived BMI variable, use rec_with_table() for each cycle # and specify HWTGCOR_der, along with sex (DHH_SEX), height (HWTGHTM) and # weight (HWTGWTK).Then by using merge_rec_data(), you can combined # HWTGBMI_der across cycles. library(cchsflow) adjustedbmi2001 <- rec_with_table( cchs2001_p, c( "HWTGHTM", "HWTGWTK", "DHH_SEX", "HWTGCOR_der" ) )#>#>#>#>#>#> DHH_SEX HWTGHTM HWTGWTK HWTGCOR_der #> 1 2 1.422 56.25 29.12087 #> 2 2 1.549 51.75 22.55036 #> 3 1 1.803 78.75 24.98813 #> 4 2 1.575 60.75 25.62214 #> 5 2 1.727 63.00 22.08267 #> 6 1 1.829 91.80 28.44961adjustedbmi2011_2012 <- rec_with_table( cchs2011_2012_p, c( "HWTGHTM", "HWTGWTK", "DHH_SEX", "HWTGCOR_der" ) )#>#>#>#>#> DHH_SEX HWTGHTM HWTGWTK HWTGCOR_der #> 195 1 1.600 64.35 25.96935 #> 196 1 1.880 80.10 23.30779 #> 197 1 1.753 78.75 26.49615 #> 198 2 1.651 83.70 32.15777 #> 199 1 1.930 74.25 20.37102 #> 200 2 1.575 76.50 32.29699#> DHH_SEX HWTGHTM HWTGWTK HWTGCOR_der #> 1 2 1.422 56.25 29.12087 #> 2 2 1.549 51.75 22.55036 #> 3 1 1.803 78.75 24.98813 #> 4 2 1.575 60.75 25.62214 #> 5 2 1.727 63.00 22.08267 #> 6 1 1.829 91.80 28.44961#> DHH_SEX HWTGHTM HWTGWTK HWTGCOR_der #> 395 1 1.600 64.35 25.96935 #> 396 1 1.880 80.10 23.30779 #> 397 1 1.753 78.75 26.49615 #> 398 2 1.651 83.70 32.15777 #> 399 1 1.930 74.25 20.37102 #> 400 2 1.575 76.50 32.29699# adjusted_bmi_fun() can also generate a value for BMI if you input your sex, # and a value for height and weight. Let's say your sex is male, height is # 170cm (1.7m) and your weight is 50kg, your BMI can be calculated as follows: library(cchsflow) adjusted_BMI <- adjusted_bmi_fun(DHH_SEX = 1, HWTGHTM = 1.7, HWTGWTK = 50) print(adjusted_BMI)#> [1] 17.53878


Programming is a
A Performance Art?
What does that mean?
CHANGE = "The Only Constant"
It means
is guiding your code towards a graceful demise.
☠
“All bugs come from code.
Write less of it.”
“I didn’t have time to write a short letter,
so I wrote a long one instead.”
Mark Twain
“This code is terrible!
I haven’t had time to refactor it.”
All of us, at some point.
There are no easy answers.
your
All creative work involves only two fundamental actions.
| Breaking Things Down ⬇ | ⬆ Building Things Up | |
|---|---|---|
| Gathering Specs ⬇ | ☯ | ⬆ Writing Tests |
| Designing an Interface ⬇ | ☯ | ⬆ Building a Prototype |
| Code Review ⬇ | ☯ | ⬆ Deploy |
for the Developer
Don’t write clever code.

Leave the code you work with better than you found it.
You’ll be doing someone a favor, even if it’s future you.
You aren’t your code.
Let it go.
Insight
Your code’s logic can reflect your inner logic.
hint: Life is quantum. Not binary.


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VolumeBar
VolumeBar
is a Swift volume indicator that doesn’t obstruct content on screen. A basic implementation is just one line of code, but it can be heavily customized via several appearance and presentation properties.
Features
- [x] Customizable appearance
- [x] Orientation change support
- [x] Hides system volume HUD automatically
- [x] Simple API
Version Compatibility
Current Swift compatibility breakdown:
| Swift Version | Framework Version |
|---|---|
| 3.0 | master |
| 2.3 | 1.1 |
| 2.2 | 1.1 |
Usage
A basic implementation of VolumeBar
is just one line of code.
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.start()
By default, adding VolumeBar
to your app will cause background audio to pause when your app is opened. To prevent this, add the following line of code wherever you call the start
method:
try! AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setCategory(AVAudioSessionCategoryAmbient)
Calling the start
method begins observing changes in the system volume. After calling start
, VolumeBar
will show automatically whenever your app is active and the volume changes. This is appropriate for most use cases. To stop observing changes and use the system volume HUD again, call stop
:
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.stop()
Please see the documentation and check out the sample app (VolumeBarSample) for more details.
Appearance
Customize tint color, bar tint color, and track tint color:
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.tintColor = UIColor.white
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.backgroundColor = UIColor.black.withAlphaComponent(0.5)
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.trackTintColor = UIColor.clear
Customize layout properties:
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.barHeight = 5
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.segmentCount = 8
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.interitemSpacing = 5
Presentation
If start
has been called, VolumeBar
will automatically show when the system volume changes. You can also manually show and hide VolumeBar
.
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.show()
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.hide()
Change the animation style:
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.animationStyle = .fade // default is .slide
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.animationDuration = 0.5
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.minimumVisibleDuration = 2.0
Status Bar
VolumeBar
needs to know when the status bar is hidden or changes style. These properties should be updated in the viewWillAppear
method of each view controller.
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.statusBarHidden = false
VolumeBar.sharedInstance.statusBarStyle = .lightContent
Installation
CocoaPods
VolumeBar
is available using the Cocoa dependency manager CocoaPods.
To integrate, add the following to your Podfile
:
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
use_frameworks!
pod 'VolumeBar', '~> 2.0.4'
Carthage
Installation is also available using the dependency manager Carthage. To integrate, add the following line to your Cartfile
:
github "gizmosachin/VolumeBar" "master"
Swift Package Manager
Installation is also available using the Swift Package Manager. To integrate, add the following to your Package.swift
:
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "MyProject",
dependencies: [
.Package(url: "https://github.com/gizmosachin/VolumeBar.git", majorVersion: 0),
]
)
Manual
You can also simply copy VolumeBar.swift
into your Xcode project.
Documentation
API documentation is available here.
Community
- Need help? Use Stack Overflow with the tag ‘volumebar-swift’.
- Questions? Use Stack Overflow with the tag ‘volumebar-swift’.
- Found a bug? Open an issue.
- Feature idea? Open an issue.
- Want to contribute? Submit a pull request.
License
VolumeBar is available under the MIT license, see the LICENSE file for more information.


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help your staff sell more product.
I look forward to helping you maximize sales and profitability
in your operations. Call me at 1800-210-0141 when you need
more info.
Features:
- These units include a drawer counting module that allows the
operator to enter the number of drawers to advance, and then
the machine stops at the desired drawer. The operator also has
a manual advance control to advance it further or to reverse it
as desired.
- The tray shelves are guided along a track to keep them
horizontally and laterally stable at all times.
Delivery and Installation
Provides productivity enhancements and product savings
enclosed information on some of the products we manufacture.
Please feel free to call me with any further questions once you
have had an opportunity to review it. Other products we
manufacture include shelving carousels, wire carousels, and
shrink-wrap machines, carpet dollies and other related products.
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Merchandisers features include:
sleek streamlined design, safety engineered, our user friendly
patented loading mechanism, and mechanical patented collapsible
re-roll core. They are the best in the marketplace. Home
Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA, Armstrong, Mannington,
and others who are specifying our Merchandisers attest to that.
Since 1987 we have supplied more than 3,000 carpet and vinyl
handling machines worldwide.
Our Vinyl Merchandiser cutting and re-rolling system is
the best in the industry. When the operator chooses the vinyl
(s)he wants, the vinyl gets pulled out and attached to the
collapsible core re-roller or a paper core can be used with the
special adapters. After the vinyl is rolled up, it is ready to
cut with the special two-way cutter. The cutter is operated by
manually turning a handle from one end of the machine. After
cutting, special cradles pull out from under the cutting bar and
the cut roll of vinyl gets put on the cradles. The metal core
is collapsed and pulled out.
Our Carpet Merchandiser equipped with our Deluxe Cut-N-
Roll Table makes our cutting and re-rolling system is the best
in the industry. When the operator chooses the carpet he/she
wants, the carpet gets pulled out over the table, and unto the
roll up table. From there it becomes a breeze. Press a button
to activate the Cut-N-Roll machine, and the carpet is measured
and rolled up in one pass. When the desired length has been
reached, the electronic counter shuts the machine down. Press
another button and the carpet is cut at the desired length. Re-
activate the Cut-N-Roll table and shrink-wrap the carpet before
loading. The whole process is a one-man operation, and the
flooring never touches the floor!
Loading is a very simple procedure with the aid of our patented
loading bars. The power of the motor is used to put the roll of
flooring onto the machine. If the optional transport dolly is
purchased the flooring will go directly from the warehouse to
the machine, never touching the floor. This system makes it
very easy to keep the rack full.
Other significant features on our larger merchandisers
include: a three phase system, more power through the addition
of dual motors, more frame supports and a master electrical
switch and timed keypad access switch. Our certified structural
engineering consultant reviews all changes on our machines, to
assure you that they continue to be the safest, most dependable
machines available today.
We look forward to helping your operation be more
profitable and efficient. For further information you can visit
our website at www.vidir.com Please call me at 1-800-210-0141 or
email sales@vidir if you have any further questions.
we manufacture a variety of machines including dual cradle
carpet cutting machines, Vinyl, Carpet, and Wire Carousels,
shelving carousels and shrink wrap machines.
Vidir dual cradle patented carpet cutting machines have
earned an untarnished reputation for quality, reliability, and
performance since the inception of the product line in 1987.
Weve sold more than 3,000 carpet handling machines woldwide.
Our VC line is factory direct to the customer. Products in this
line include:
VC Jr - the economy dual cradle carpet cutting machine with
electronic accuracy and portability
IVC20 our industrial line designed for the large warehouse and
wholesale distributors. This machine is fully computerized,
with pneumatic controls, and our exclusive autocalibration
system for the greatest possible level of measurement accuracy.
We would love to demonstrate this machine for you, and are
currently looking for our first installation and will give demo
pricing on that machine.
All the above machines feature electronic counters, high
speed patented cutters, and proven reliability.
We also manufacture a line of machines exclusively for
our marketing partrner, Accu-Cut. The products in this laser
cut line include:
Archer - the light duty machine with the light duty price
Crossbow the heavy duty compact machine with electronic
measurement accuracy.
Arrow - the high volume heavy duty machine with electronic
measurement accuracy
Target - the machine with moveable cradle and equipped with
our patented Magic Carpet Cutter
Target Air PLC equipped with pneumatic controls make this
the high volume choice
Accu-Cut can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER> or you can visit
their website at http://www.accu-cut.com .
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Merchandisers features include
sleek streamlined design, safety engineered, user friendly
patented loading mechanism, and a mechanical patented
collapsible re-roll core. They are the best in the marketplace.
Home Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA, Armstrong,
Mannington, and others who are specifying our Merchandisers
attest to that.
I look forward to help you maximize profitability in
your operations. Call me at<PHONE_NUMBER> or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more info or check our website at
www.vidir.com.
new product line available through Vidir Machine Inc.
Vidir Machine has been in business since 1987 and has been
supplying Wire, Carpet, and Vinyl Carousels to retailers such as
Home Depot, Eagle, Totem, RONA, Armstrong, Mannington and
others. During the last 12 months we have supplied more than
100 wire carousels and since 1987 more than 3,000 carpet and
vinyl handling machines worldwide.
We are now introducing the Tire Carousel. Enclosed is a drawing
to give you an idea of the concept. The Tire Carousel will have
a number of significant benefits including:
Maximizing floor space by utilizing overhead space
Improved merchandising of products
Increased safety (no more ladders & climbing; reduced
compensation claims)
Better control of inventory
Easy access to all your stock
Just load your tires, push the up or down button and let the
Tire Carousel bring the selected tires to the desired level.
Vidir Machines Tire Carousels are available in a number of
different sizes to fit your application. UL and CSA NRTL
approval on every machine assures you of safety and
reliability. Each of our machines comes with a one year full
warranty.
Significant features of our heavy duty carousels include: a
three phase electrical system, ample power through the use of
dual motors, a master electrical switch and timed keypad access
switch. Our certified structural engineering consultant reviews
all changes on our machines, to assure you that they continue to
be the safest, most dependable machines available today.
I look forward to helping your operation achieve a greater level
of safety, and higher efficiencies. Please call me at 1-800-210-
0141 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for any further information.
enclosed some information on our wire carousels as well as some
of the other products we manufacture. Our 13 bay wire carousel
is our most popular wire carousel unit. We also manufacture 5,
8 and 10 bay sizes. Other products we manufacture include vinyl
and carpet carousels, dual cradle carpet cutting machines, tile
and sample cutting machines, shelving carousels and shrink-wrap
machines.
Vidir Wire, Carpet, and Vinyl Merchandisers are the best
in the marketplace. Home Depot, Eagle, Totem, RONA, Armstrong,
Mannington, and others who are specifying our Merchandisers
attest to that. During the last 12 months we have supplied more
than 100 wire carousels and since 1987 more than 3,000 carpet
and vinyl handling machines worldwide.
Our heavy-duty wire carousels have undergone constant
review and revision. Our exclusive Computerized Obstruction
Detection System is designed for greater safety. Heavy duty
flex hangers and fasteners, twenty 1 bars and eighty-five ¾
bars, Lexan or wire mesh front guards, three spinner small wire
holders with 5/8 bars, double bar adjustable carrier frames,
easy to use improved safety latches, fully enclosed back panels,
and our new adjustable wire loading cart make this North
Americas leading Wire Carousel. UL and CSA NRTL approval on
every machine assures you of safety and reliability. And, of
course, each of our machines comes with a one year full warranty.
Other significant features on our heavy duty
merchandisers include: a three phase system, more power through
the use of dual motors, more frame supports and a master
electrical switch and timed keypad access switch. Our certified
structural engineering consultant reviews all changes on our
machines, to assure you that they continue to be the safest,
most dependable machines available today.
Our 8, 10 and 13 bay Wire Merchandisers are all 6 5
deep and 8 4 wide. The 13 bay has a height of 19 4, the 10
bay has a height of 15 1 and the 8 bay has a height of 12 3.
These units can accommodate a total of 13,000 lbs and take rolls
up to 24 in diameter.
I look forward to helping your operation achieve a greater level
of safety, and higher efficiencies. Please call me at 1-800-210-
0141 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for any further information.
Triple tower Heavy duty carousel:
This Heavy duty Triple Tower carousel is designed to accommodate
39 39 dia x 4m rolls of vinyl or rubber with a weight of up to
4,000 lb per roll, with a maximum weight of 16,800 lbs for any 6
rolls in sequence. Total maximum weight of loaded product is
100,800 lb. Includes 4m 5od ¼ wall pipes. Equipped with
variable speed controllers to double machine speed
This machine is similar to the standard duty machine you
would see at Home Depot except that it includes a heavy duty
main frame, heavy duty sprockets with dual heavy duty bearings,
7/16 alloy steel L9 bolts to attach the special heavy duty hooks
to the 42,000 lb. chain, heavy duty gear box and four 1-1/2 hp
motors with 208 volt 3 phase electrical system. CSA and UL
approved.
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Carousels features include sleek
streamlined design, safety engineered, and equipped with our
user friendly patented loading mechanism, and mechanical
patented collapsible re-roll core. They are the best in the
marketplace. Home Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA,
Armstrong, Mannington, and others who are specifying our
Carousels attest to that. Since 1987 we have supplied more than
3,000 carpet and vinyl handling machines worldwide.
Our Carpet Carousel equipped with our Deluxe Cut-N-Roll Table
makes our cutting and re-rolling system is the best in the
industry. When the operator chooses the carpet he/she wants,
the carpet gets pulled out over the table, and unto the roll up
table. From there it becomes a breeze. Press a button to
activate the Cut-N-Roll machine, and the carpet is measured and
rolled up in one pass. When the desired length has been
reached, the electronic counter shuts the machine down. Press
another button and the carpet is cut at the desired length. Re-
activate the Cut-N-Roll table and shrink wrap the carpet before
loading. The whole process is a one person operation, and the
carpet never touches the floor!
Loading is a very simple procedure with the aid of our patented
loading bars. The power of the motor is used to put the roll of
flooring onto the machine. If the optional transport dolly is
purchased the roll will go directly from the warehouse to the
machine, never touching the floor. This system makes it very
easy to keep the rack full.
I look forward to helping you maximize efficiency and safety in
your operations. Call me at 1800-210-0141 or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>when you need more info.
- Maximum height 14
- 14 shelves per unit
- Pan: 100 wide x 16 deep 12 high (all usable inside
dimensions)
- Load capacity: 600 lbs per pan
Total Machine Load Capacity: 39,000 lbs
- Alternate shelves have additional shelf at mid-point with 6
usable height space per split shelf
- Controls: manual entry of pan # for shortest distance search
and retrieval
- Future capability for interface to PC computer and linking all
three machines together
- PLC with RS232 port
- Completely enclosed with metal skins and a roof dust cover
- Counter and overhead lights
- Lockable door at access with photo eye safety shut down system
at operator access opening
- 18 work counter mounted under operator access opening
applications. Stores bikes safely in unused overhead space. A
push of the button lowers the bikes for removal from the system.
Technology profile
high quality carpet cutting and storage equipment. Unique
patented pending tracking system on our pan carousels.
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Costa Rica
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Guatemala
- Hong Kong
- Iceland
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Israel
- Japan
- Luxembourg
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Singapore
- Sweden
- Taiwan
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Actively pursuing:
- West Virginia
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cutting machines, Vinyl and Carpet Carousels, shelving carousels
and shrink wrap machines.
Vidir dual cradle carpet cutting machines have earned an
untarnished reputation for quality, reliability, and performance
since the inception of the product line in 1987. Formerly sold
by EZCut we now offer the MK line renamed as the VC line factory
direct to the customer. Products in this line include:
VC Jr - the economy dual cradle carpet cutting machine with
electronic accuracy and portability in tight spaces
VC 2 - the solid reliable machine designed for cutting 40 - 70
cuts per day
VC 4 - the "best of the line" commercial quality machine
designed for 75+ cuts per day. Equipped with our patented
"Magic Carpet Cutter", and a moveable cradle, this machine makes
light work of heavy carpets. When equipped with our optional
loading table, forklifts use can be maximized.
All the above machines feature electronic counters, high speed
patented cutters, and proven reliability.
We also manufacture a line of machines exclusively for Brockie
International. They can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER>.
The products in this laser cut line include:
Archer - the heavy duty machine with the light duty price
Arrow - the high volume heavy duty machine
Target - the industrial machine with moveable cradle and
equipped with our patented "Magic Carpet Cutter"
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Merchandisers features include sleek
streamlined design, safety engineered, user friendly patented
loading mechanism, and a mechanical patented collapsible re-roll
core. They are the best in the marketplace. That is attested
to by Home Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA, Armstrong,
Mannington, and others who are specifying our Merchandisers.
Since 1987 we have supplied more than 2,000 carpet and vinyl
handling machines worldwide.
Our Carpet Merchandiser equipped with our optional Deluxe
Cut-N-Roll Table makes our cutting and re-rolling system the
best in the industry. Loading is a very simple procedure with
the aid of our patented loading bars..
Our 6 roll island racks are easy to set up, light weight and
help your staff sell more product.
I look forward to helping you maximize sales and profitability
in your operations. Call me at 1800-210-0141 when you need
more info.
Features:
- These units include a drawer counting module that allows the
operator to enter the number of drawers to advance, and then
the machine stops at the desired drawer. The operator also has
a manual advance control to advance it further or to reverse it
as desired.
- The tray shelves are guided along a track to keep them
horizontally and laterally stable at all times.
Delivery and Installation
Provides productivity enhancements and product savings
enclosed information on some of the products we manufacture.
Please feel free to call me with any further questions once you
have had an opportunity to review it. Other products we
manufacture include shelving carousels, wire carousels, and
shrink-wrap machines, carpet dollies and other related products.
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Merchandisers features include:
sleek streamlined design, safety engineered, our user friendly
patented loading mechanism, and mechanical patented collapsible
re-roll core. They are the best in the marketplace. Home
Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA, Armstrong, Mannington,
and others who are specifying our Merchandisers attest to that.
Since 1987 we have supplied more than 3,000 carpet and vinyl
handling machines worldwide.
Our Vinyl Merchandiser cutting and re-rolling system is
the best in the industry. When the operator chooses the vinyl
(s)he wants, the vinyl gets pulled out and attached to the
collapsible core re-roller or a paper core can be used with the
special adapters. After the vinyl is rolled up, it is ready to
cut with the special two-way cutter. The cutter is operated by
manually turning a handle from one end of the machine. After
cutting, special cradles pull out from under the cutting bar and
the cut roll of vinyl gets put on the cradles. The metal core
is collapsed and pulled out.
Our Carpet Merchandiser equipped with our Deluxe Cut-N-
Roll Table makes our cutting and re-rolling system is the best
in the industry. When the operator chooses the carpet he/she
wants, the carpet gets pulled out over the table, and unto the
roll up table. From there it becomes a breeze. Press a button
to activate the Cut-N-Roll machine, and the carpet is measured
and rolled up in one pass. When the desired length has been
reached, the electronic counter shuts the machine down. Press
another button and the carpet is cut at the desired length. Re-
activate the Cut-N-Roll table and shrink-wrap the carpet before
loading. The whole process is a one-man operation, and the
flooring never touches the floor!
Loading is a very simple procedure with the aid of our patented
loading bars. The power of the motor is used to put the roll of
flooring onto the machine. If the optional transport dolly is
purchased the flooring will go directly from the warehouse to
the machine, never touching the floor. This system makes it
very easy to keep the rack full.
Other significant features on our larger merchandisers
include: a three phase system, more power through the addition
of dual motors, more frame supports and a master electrical
switch and timed keypad access switch. Our certified structural
engineering consultant reviews all changes on our machines, to
assure you that they continue to be the safest, most dependable
machines available today.
We look forward to helping your operation be more
profitable and efficient. For further information you can visit
our website at www.vidir.com Please call me at 1-800-210-0141 or
email sales@vidir if you have any further questions.
we manufacture a variety of machines including dual cradle
carpet cutting machines, Vinyl, Carpet, and Wire Carousels,
shelving carousels and shrink wrap machines.
Vidir dual cradle patented carpet cutting machines have
earned an untarnished reputation for quality, reliability, and
performance since the inception of the product line in 1987.
Weve sold more than 3,000 carpet handling machines woldwide.
Our VC line is factory direct to the customer. Products in this
line include:
VC Jr - the economy dual cradle carpet cutting machine with
electronic accuracy and portability
IVC20 our industrial line designed for the large warehouse and
wholesale distributors. This machine is fully computerized,
with pneumatic controls, and our exclusive autocalibration
system for the greatest possible level of measurement accuracy.
We would love to demonstrate this machine for you, and are
currently looking for our first installation and will give demo
pricing on that machine.
All the above machines feature electronic counters, high
speed patented cutters, and proven reliability.
We also manufacture a line of machines exclusively for
our marketing partrner, Accu-Cut. The products in this laser
cut line include:
Archer - the light duty machine with the light duty price
Crossbow the heavy duty compact machine with electronic
measurement accuracy.
Arrow - the high volume heavy duty machine with electronic
measurement accuracy
Target - the machine with moveable cradle and equipped with
our patented Magic Carpet Cutter
Target Air PLC equipped with pneumatic controls make this
the high volume choice
Accu-Cut can be reached at<PHONE_NUMBER> or you can visit
their website at http://www.accu-cut.com .
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Merchandisers features include
sleek streamlined design, safety engineered, user friendly
patented loading mechanism, and a mechanical patented
collapsible re-roll core. They are the best in the marketplace.
Home Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA, Armstrong,
Mannington, and others who are specifying our Merchandisers
attest to that.
I look forward to help you maximize profitability in
your operations. Call me at<PHONE_NUMBER> or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for more info or check our website at
www.vidir.com.
new product line available through Vidir Machine Inc.
Vidir Machine has been in business since 1987 and has been
supplying Wire, Carpet, and Vinyl Carousels to retailers such as
Home Depot, Eagle, Totem, RONA, Armstrong, Mannington and
others. During the last 12 months we have supplied more than
100 wire carousels and since 1987 more than 3,000 carpet and
vinyl handling machines worldwide.
We are now introducing the Tire Carousel. Enclosed is a drawing
to give you an idea of the concept. The Tire Carousel will have
a number of significant benefits including:
Maximizing floor space by utilizing overhead space
Improved merchandising of products
Increased safety (no more ladders & climbing; reduced
compensation claims)
Better control of inventory
Easy access to all your stock
Just load your tires, push the up or down button and let the
Tire Carousel bring the selected tires to the desired level.
Vidir Machines Tire Carousels are available in a number of
different sizes to fit your application. UL and CSA NRTL
approval on every machine assures you of safety and
reliability. Each of our machines comes with a one year full
warranty.
Significant features of our heavy duty carousels include: a
three phase electrical system, ample power through the use of
dual motors, a master electrical switch and timed keypad access
switch. Our certified structural engineering consultant reviews
all changes on our machines, to assure you that they continue to
be the safest, most dependable machines available today.
I look forward to helping your operation achieve a greater level
of safety, and higher efficiencies. Please call me at 1-800-210-
0141 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for any further information.
enclosed some information on our wire carousels as well as some
of the other products we manufacture. Our 13 bay wire carousel
is our most popular wire carousel unit. We also manufacture 5,
8 and 10 bay sizes. Other products we manufacture include vinyl
and carpet carousels, dual cradle carpet cutting machines, tile
and sample cutting machines, shelving carousels and shrink-wrap
machines.
Vidir Wire, Carpet, and Vinyl Merchandisers are the best
in the marketplace. Home Depot, Eagle, Totem, RONA, Armstrong,
Mannington, and others who are specifying our Merchandisers
attest to that. During the last 12 months we have supplied more
than 100 wire carousels and since 1987 more than 3,000 carpet
and vinyl handling machines worldwide.
Our heavy-duty wire carousels have undergone constant
review and revision. Our exclusive Computerized Obstruction
Detection System is designed for greater safety. Heavy duty
flex hangers and fasteners, twenty 1 bars and eighty-five ¾
bars, Lexan or wire mesh front guards, three spinner small wire
holders with 5/8 bars, double bar adjustable carrier frames,
easy to use improved safety latches, fully enclosed back panels,
and our new adjustable wire loading cart make this North
Americas leading Wire Carousel. UL and CSA NRTL approval on
every machine assures you of safety and reliability. And, of
course, each of our machines comes with a one year full warranty.
Other significant features on our heavy duty
merchandisers include: a three phase system, more power through
the use of dual motors, more frame supports and a master
electrical switch and timed keypad access switch. Our certified
structural engineering consultant reviews all changes on our
machines, to assure you that they continue to be the safest,
most dependable machines available today.
Our 8, 10 and 13 bay Wire Merchandisers are all 6 5
deep and 8 4 wide. The 13 bay has a height of 19 4, the 10
bay has a height of 15 1 and the 8 bay has a height of 12 3.
These units can accommodate a total of 13,000 lbs and take rolls
up to 24 in diameter.
I look forward to helping your operation achieve a greater level
of safety, and higher efficiencies. Please call me at 1-800-210-
0141 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for any further information.
Triple tower Heavy duty carousel:
This Heavy duty Triple Tower carousel is designed to accommodate
39 39 dia x 4m rolls of vinyl or rubber with a weight of up to
4,000 lb per roll, with a maximum weight of 16,800 lbs for any 6
rolls in sequence. Total maximum weight of loaded product is
100,800 lb. Includes 4m 5od ¼ wall pipes. Equipped with
variable speed controllers to double machine speed
This machine is similar to the standard duty machine you
would see at Home Depot except that it includes a heavy duty
main frame, heavy duty sprockets with dual heavy duty bearings,
7/16 alloy steel L9 bolts to attach the special heavy duty hooks
to the 42,000 lb. chain, heavy duty gear box and four 1-1/2 hp
motors with 208 volt 3 phase electrical system. CSA and UL
approved.
Vidir Carpet and Vinyl Carousels features include sleek
streamlined design, safety engineered, and equipped with our
user friendly patented loading mechanism, and mechanical
patented collapsible re-roll core. They are the best in the
marketplace. Home Depot, Eagle, Revelstoke, Totem, RONA,
Armstrong, Mannington, and others who are specifying our
Carousels attest to that. Since 1987 we have supplied more than
3,000 carpet and vinyl handling machines worldwide.
Our Carpet Carousel equipped with our Deluxe Cut-N-Roll Table
makes our cutting and re-rolling system is the best in the
industry. When the operator chooses the carpet he/she wants,
the carpet gets pulled out over the table, and unto the roll up
table. From there it becomes a breeze. Press a button to
activate the Cut-N-Roll machine, and the carpet is measured and
rolled up in one pass. When the desired length has been
reached, the electronic counter shuts the machine down. Press
another button and the carpet is cut at the desired length. Re-
activate the Cut-N-Roll table and shrink wrap the carpet before
loading. The whole process is a one person operation, and the
carpet never touches the floor!
Loading is a very simple procedure with the aid of our patented
loading bars. The power of the motor is used to put the roll of
flooring onto the machine. If the optional transport dolly is
purchased the roll will go directly from the warehouse to the
machine, never touching the floor. This system makes it very
easy to keep the rack full.
I look forward to helping you maximize efficiency and safety in
your operations. Call me at 1800-210-0141 or email
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>when you need more info.
- Maximum height 14
- 14 shelves per unit
- Pan: 100 wide x 16 deep 12 high (all usable inside
dimensions)
- Load capacity: 600 lbs per pan
Total Machine Load Capacity: 39,000 lbs
- Alternate shelves have additional shelf at mid-point with 6
usable height space per split shelf
- Controls: manual entry of pan # for shortest distance search
and retrieval
- Future capability for interface to PC computer and linking all
three machines together
- PLC with RS232 port
- Completely enclosed with metal skins and a roof dust cover
- Counter and overhead lights
- Lockable door at access with photo eye safety shut down system
at operator access opening
- 18 work counter mounted under operator access opening
applications. Stores bikes safely in unused overhead space. A
push of the button lowers the bikes for removal from the system.
Technology
Technology profile
high quality carpet cutting and storage equipment. Unique
patented pending tracking system on our pan carousels.
Market
Market profile
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Algeria
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Costa Rica
- Denmark
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Guatemala
- Hong Kong
- Iceland
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Israel
- Japan
- Luxembourg
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Singapore
- Sweden
- Taiwan
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Actively pursuing:
- West Virginia


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promotions, and disciplinary control thereby bringing and end to the
corruption and nepotism that had afflicted thes processes.
The P.M.M plan is to give officers a tool to sharpen trauma sensitivity to
recognise it in themselves, other officers and the community; improve skills
and approaches to facilitate peer support, and amplify processes
that enhance the role of police stations as avenues of healing of officersand the
community at large.
It is hoped that this system will facilitate an environment where officers are free with
each other to share, vent, counsel each other and hopefully avoid pent up
stress that bursts into destructive bouts of violence.