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Welcome to ShopSocially API Documentation. We strive to provide best and easiest APIs for our valuable merchants.
We have language bindings in Javascript, Python and Java! You can view code examples in the dark area to the right, ad you can switch the programming language of the examples with the tabs in the top right.
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Get a Specific Kitten
require 'kittn'
api = Kittn::APIClient.authorize!('meowmeowmeow')
api.kittens.get(2)
import kittn
api = kittn.authorize('meowmeowmeow')
api.kittens.get(2)
curl "http://example.com/api/kittens/2"
-H "Authorization: meowmeowmeow"
The above command returns JSON structured like this:
{
"id": 2,
"name": "Max",
"breed": "unknown",
"fluffiness": 5,
"cuteness": 10
}
This endpoint retrieves a specific kitten.
HTTP Request
GET http://example.com/kittens/<ID>
URL Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | The ID of the kitten to retrieve |
Errors
The Kittn API uses the following error codes:
| Error Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 400 | Bad Request – Your request sucks |
| 401 | Unauthorized – Your API key is wrong |
| 403 | Forbidden – The kitten requested is hidden for administrators only |
| 404 | Not Found – The specified kitten could not be found |
| 405 | Method Not Allowed – You tried to access a kitten with an invalid method |
| 406 | Not Acceptable – You requested a format that isn’t json |
| 410 | Gone – The kitten requested has been removed from our servers |
| 418 | I’m a teapot |
| 429 | Too Many Requests – You’re requesting too many kittens! Slow down! |
| 500 | Internal Server Error – We had a problem with our server. Try again later. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable – We’re temporarially offline for maintanance. Please try again later. |


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What is the difference between a diabetic shoe and one from a normal shoe-store? What makes a diabetic shoe more preferential over any store-bought style of footwear?
A person with diabetes has to be wary of losing sensation in their feet, which occurs gradually; as blood flow is impeded to the extremities, bumps and calluses harm the soft tissues and can cause the person real damage. The nerve damage that characterizes diabetic peripheral neuropathy is common in diabetic patients. As diabetic peripheral neuropathy progresses, various nerves are affected-these damaged nerves encourage the development of ulcers.
We have all experienced “Off the shelf” pair of shoes that rubs the skin raw in one place, pushes in another and feels uncomfortable. If you are diabetic, you have to ensure these things don’t happen to you. Read more here
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Collaborate with graphic designers about ideas and concepts for better user engagement and experience for calls to action
Develop prototypes in Adobe XD for better pre-visualization
Develop rapid web prototypes to showcase quick ideas and animations
Present prototypes and designs to the creative group and receive constructive feedback and input on how to improve new features and designs
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As part of the overall redesign and rebranding of the SUU website, tasks were given to design, prototype, and develop interactive user features. These new interactive features would promote better user engagement and facilitate user action.
Designs were created and presented that would create web elements with a feeling of depth, dimension, and motion that still images couldn’t produce on their own.
The overall goal of these engaging elements is to draw user attention to calls to action and promote user action.
Designs were presented as mockups and then as prototypes in using Adobe Premiere Pro to show animation. Later designs were translated and developed into rapid web prototypes. These prototypes were shared with the creative team and presented as options for new elements to incorporate into the overall new design of the SUU website. The prototypes and concepts were received with enthusiasm and will be used in the new redesigns of the SUU website in the near future.


A closer look at Google's Fast Pair technology: How it builds on Bluetooth
Source: Android Central
Bluetooth has a lot of user experience issues, but one of the most annoying is the process of getting devices paired together. Google took it upon itself to address the problem, at least with Android phones connecting to Bluetooth audio devices, by launching what it calls "Fast Pair."
Fast Pair was announced in late 2017, and has been an understandably under-the-radar feature considering its seamless operation and how infrequently it's used with any given pair of headphones. However, in the subsequent years, a considerable number of popular headphone (and speaker) companies have included Fast Pair across their lineup, and that's great for everyone who has an Android phone.
Source: Google
With Fast Pair, the process of getting your headphones (or speaker) connected to a phone for the first time is effortless. Turn on the headphones in range of your phone, and the phone will prompt you to pair with a notification — tap, and you're done. You'll even get another notification to install a companion app for the headphones, if there is one. That's several steps — and in some cases several minutes — faster than the traditional process. It couldn't be simpler.
Source: Google
But Fast Pair isn't only about the initial pairing process. Google uses the Fast Pair umbrella to refer to an entire bundle of advanced Bluetooth audio-related features. The company released fresh features for Fast Pair in mid-2019, adding support for true wireless headphones to broadcast individual battery levels of earbuds and the case, notifications for when the case is opened and closed, and more detailed connection and device information in the Bluetooth settings screen.
Best of all, Google rolled out Fast Pair using Google Play Services, meaning it works with all phones on Android 6.0 and newer (though some advanced features require Android 10).
Where the bottleneck comes in is on the accessory side. Headphone and speaker companies have to do a little work on their end to make sure their devices work with Fast Pair, and that means you need to buy specific headphones to get this seamless pairing and management experience.
Fast Pair helps with pairing, but does so much more to enhance the Bluetooth audio experience.
Fast Pair support is easy to add, but isn't a fully software solution. It has to be included at the Bluetooth chipset level, but that doesn't mean companies need to make their own chips. Big names like Qualcomm and Mediatek (and many others that you've never heard of) include Fast Pair on many of their all-in-one audio chipset solutions that companies build their products around — and in many cases companies were already using these chipsets, so simply using the latest version gives them Fast Pair for free. That takes the onus almost entirely off of the brand-name company selling the end product.
Fast Pair requires a specific audio chipset, which limits its availability but is critical to its implementation.
Fast Pair requires a specific chipset implementation because there's quite a bit of complicated work happening in the background. Google has to approve each Fast Pair accessory (headphones or speaker) and generate a public/private key pair to ensure devices that broadcast themselves as Fast Pair devices are actually officially sanctioned and aren't being spoofed. If Google didn't require the key system, Fast Pair would be a security risk because it would make it incredibly easy to get an unsuspecting user to accidentally pair to a malicious pair of "headphones." So while this limits the availability of Fast Pair devices, it's a necessary step — and it also unifies the experience to be the exact same no matter what phone or audio device you're using.
Google doesn't maintain a comprehensive list of Fast Pair compatible headphones and speakers, but there's a good variety of headphone styles — many from popular companies — to choose from. Here's a list (again, non-complete) of Fast Pair headphones you can look for:
- 1More Dual Driver BT ANC
- AiAiAi TMA-2
- Anker Spirit Pro GVA
- Anker SoundCore Flare+
- Bose QuiteComfort 35 II
- Cleer Ally Plus
- Google Pixel Buds
- Jaybird Tarah Sport
- JBL Live 220BT
- JBL Live 400/500/650BT
- LG HBS-SL5
- LG HBS-SL6S
- Libratone Q Adapt on-ear
- Plantronics Voyager 8200 UC
And whether you specifically pick headphones to get Fast Pair or just happen to get some after choosing them for another reason, it's a win-win solution that really improves the quality of the Bluetooth audio experience on Android.
The best headphones that support Fast Pair
Bose QuietComfort 35 II ($350 at Amazon)
Truly premium headphones through and through, the Bose QC35 II deliver excellent sound, powerful noise-canceling, up to 30 hours of battery life, and incredible comfort.
Jaybird Tarah Sport ($80 at Amazon)
The Jaybird Tarah were made with active lifestyles in mind. In addition to surprisingly great sound for such a small package, you also get six hours of battery, sweat and water resistance, and a highly customizable EQ.
Anker Spirit Pro ($40 at Amazon)
You don't have to spend a ton to get solid wireless headphones. Anker's a known quantity in the Bluetooth accessory game, and its headphones strike a great balance between performance and cost.
Cleer Ally Wireless Earbuds ($150 at Amazon)
Cleer has one of the few pairs of truly wireless headphones that work with Fast Pair. They don't have the tiny case of some newer models, but they have good sound, long battery life and a competitive price.
All 20 stories from our 2019 Spotlight on Bluetooth package, all in one place. Whether it's a spot of Bluetooth history, a bit of humor from wireless memes, or some thoughtful analysis on the future of the short-range tech, you'll find it right here, courtesy of the folks at Android Central, iMore and Windows Central.
General Bluetooth
- Introduction to our 2019 Spotlight on Bluetooth
- Where did the Bluetooth name and logo come from?
- A history of all the major Bluetooth releases and updates
- Where Bluetooth is headed, and the challenges it must overcome to get there
- Bluetooth 5: Is it actually better, and do you need it?
- Why Bluetooth is so great (and so terrible): A story told via memes
- Why the Bluetooth in your car sucks (and always will)
- 12 weird Bluetooth gadgets the Mobile Nations team uses every day
Android
- A closer look at Google's Fast Pair technology and how it builds on Bluetooth
- Top tips for getting your Android devices to play nicely with Bluetooth
- Yes, Bluetooth sucks, but it was good enough to kill the headphone jack on phones
Windows
- 5 major Bluetooth milestones at Microsoft
- How to master Bluetooth on Windows 10
- Why Xbox One (still) doesn't use Bluetooth
- Why wireless gaming mice still use RF receivers instead of Bluetooth
- Windows Central staff's favorite Bluetooth gadgets right now
Apple and iOS
- The secret to Apple's ecosystem (video)
- How to solve common Bluetooth issues on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch and Mac
- Bluetooth vs AirPlay 2: Which is the superior wireless technology?
- iMore staff's favorite Bluetooth tech
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The application is really simple. It loads an aerial imagery piece and ask you this question: Do you see a building or a road in this photo?
You will have 3 possible answers:
All you have to do is to click in one of the three possible answers and you will be done. Other users (mappers) will use this information to map the buildings and the roads to complete the OpenStreetMap database.
Here's an example of imagery with no road nor buildings.
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Full Text Search (FTS) Using the PHP SDK with Couchbase Server
You can use the Full Text Search service (FTS) to create queryable full-text indexes in Couchbase Server.
Couchbase offers Full-text search support, allowing you to search for documents that contain certain words or phrases.
In the PHP SDK you can search full-text indexes by using the CouchbaseBucket.query(CouchbaseSearchQuery)
API.
Querying a FTS index through the PHP client is performed through the CouchbaseBucket.query(CouchbaseSearchQuery)
method, providing a CouchbaseSearchQuery
.
Building a CouchbaseSearchQuery
takes two parameters, the index name to query and the actual search query itself.
In this way, it is a sort of a statement.
Additional search options may be specified by using the CouchbaseSearchQuery
as a builder, chaining setters for each relevant option.
Depending on the third argument, this method returns an object of which the hits
property represents array of either stdClass
instances or plain arrays.
Each of the entries represent a hit for the query and contains the index
, id
and score
properties respectively, identifying the exact FTS index that returned the hit, the id of the document that matched and a decimal score for the match.
It also contains optional sections depending on the request and the availability of all relevant settings in the FTS mapping.
Those are in the explanation
(an explanation of the plan followed by the FTS index to execute the query), locations
(a map-like listing of the location of all matching terms inside each relevant field that was queried), fragments
(a map-like listing of occurrences of the search terms in each field, with the context of the terms) and fields
(a map of the complete value of each requested field).
Most of these need an index configured to store the data of a searched field.
In addition to hits
property, any result also contains a status
for the request, some execution metrics
and facets
if facets have been requested.
$cluster = new CouchbaseCluster('couchbase://localhost');
$bucket = $cluster->openBucket("travel-sample");
$fts = CouchbaseSearchQuery::match("term");
$result = $bucket->query(new CouchbaseSearchQuery("travel-search", $fts));
foreach ($result->hits as $search_hit) {
var_dump($search_hit);
}
Query Types
There are many different flavors of search queries, and each can be constructed through static factory methods in the CouchbaseSearchQuery
class.
All of these types derive from the CouchbaseAbstractSearchQuery
.
It contains query classes corresponding to those listed in the FTS generic documentation.
It is important to distinguish between query options and general search options.
Some options affect the search process in general (such as the limit
, indicating how many results to return) while others only affect a specific query (such as fuzziness
for a given query).
Because multiple queries can be combined in a single search operation, query specific options can be specified only in the query object itself, while search options are specified at the level of the CouchbaseSearchQuery
class, using builder methods.
$cluster = new CouchbaseCluster('couchbase://localhost');
$bucket = $cluster->openBucket("travel-sample");
$fts = CouchbaseSearchQuery::match("term");
$query = new CouchbaseSearchQuery("travel-search", $fts);
//search options:
//will show value for activity and country fields
$query->fields(array("activity", "country"))
//will have max 3 hits
->limit(3);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
foreach ($result->hits as $search_hit) {
var_dump($search_hit);
}
Here’s some sample output for the previous query against the travel-sample dataset:
object(stdClass)#6 (5) { ["index"]=> string(39) "travel-sample_683e328089809988_a4a23588" ["id"]=> string(13) "landmark_4955" ["score"]=> float(0.8133278848105) ["locations"]=> object(stdClass)#7 (1) { ["content"]=> object(stdClass)#8 (1) { ["term"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#9 (4) { ["pos"]=> int(24) ["start"]=> int(159) ["end"]=> int(163) ["array_positions"]=> NULL } } } } ["fields"]=> object(stdClass)#10 (2) { ["activity"]=> string(5) "drink" ["country"]=> string(14) "United Kingdom" } } object(stdClass)#11 (5) { ["index"]=> string(39) "travel-sample_683e328089809988_37fdcf3c" ["id"]=> string(14) "landmark_15854" ["score"]=> float(0.74464445323204) ["locations"]=> object(stdClass)#12 (1) { ["content"]=> object(stdClass)#13 (1) { ["term"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#14 (4) { ["pos"]=> int(21) ["start"]=> int(137) ["end"]=> int(141) ["array_positions"]=> NULL } } } } ["fields"]=> object(stdClass)#15 (2) { ["activity"]=> string(3) "see" ["country"]=> string(14) "United Kingdom" } } object(stdClass)#16 (5) { ["index"]=> string(39) "travel-sample_683e328089809988_9e13fa43" ["id"]=> string(14) "landmark_16265" ["score"]=> float(0.68760768406444) ["locations"]=> object(stdClass)#17 (1) { ["content"]=> object(stdClass)#18 (1) { ["term"]=> array(1) { [0]=> object(stdClass)#19 (4) { ["pos"]=> int(41) ["start"]=> int(209) ["end"]=> int(213) ["array_positions"]=> NULL } } } } ["fields"]=> object(stdClass)#20 (2) { ["activity"]=> string(3) "see" ["country"]=> string(14) "United Kingdom" } }
Query Facets
Query facets may also be added to the general search parameters by using the addFacet($name, $facet)
builder method on CouchbaseSearchQuery
.
You can create facet queries by instantiating facets through factory methods in the CouchbaseSearchFacet
class.
$cluster = new CouchbaseCluster('couchbase://localhost');
$bucket = $cluster->openBucket("travel-sample");
$fts = CouchbaseSearchQuery::match("term");
$query = new CouchbaseSearchQuery("travel-search", $fts);
//search options:
//will show value for activity and country fields
$query->fields(array("activity", "country"))
//will have max 3 hits
->limit(3)
//will have a "countries" facet on the top 3 countries in terms of hits
->addFacet("countries", CouchbaseSearchFacet::term("country", 3));
$result = $bucket->query($query);
var_dump($result->facets);
Here is the facet part of the result from the query above:
array(1) { ["countries"]=> array(5) { ["field"]=> string(7) "country" ["total"]=> int(42) ["missing"]=> int(0) ["other"]=> int(0) ["terms"]=> array(3) { [0]=> array(2) { ["term"]=> string(6) "united" ["count"]=> int(21) } [1]=> array(2) { ["term"]=> string(7) "kingdom" ["count"]=> int(14) } [2]=> array(2) { ["term"]=> string(6) "states" ["count"]=> int(7) } } } }
Detailed Examples
The code example below demonstrates the PHP SDK Full Text Search API.
The example assumes that Couchbase Server is running, and that the username Administrator
and the password password
provide authorization for performing the searches.
It also assumes that the travel-sample
bucket has been installed.
For information on creating users and managing roles, see 6.0@server:security:security-authorization.adoc.
For information on installing sample buckets, see 6.0@server:manage:manage-settings/install-sample-buckets.adoc.
The example also assumes the existence of three specific Full Text Indexes, defined on the travel-sample
bucket.
These are:
-
travel-sample-index-unstored
: Uses only the default settings. -
travel-sample-index-stored
: Uses default settings, with one exception: dynamic fields are stored, for the whole index. -
travel-sample-index-hotel-description
: Indexes only thedescription
fields ofhotel
documents, and disables thedefault
type mapping. The index has a custom analyzer namedmyUnicodeAnalyzer
defined on it: the analyzer’s main characteristic is that it uses the unicode tokenizer.
See 6.0@server:fts:fts-creating-indexes.adoc for details on how to create these indexes: they can be created interactively, by means of the Couchbase Web Console; however, there may be greater efficiency in using the Couchbase REST API, as described in the section 6.0@server:fts:fts-creating-indexes.adoc#index-creation-with-the-rest-api. The JSON objects that constitute index-definitions (for inclusion as bodies to the index-creation REST calls), are provided in 6.0@server:fts:fts-demonstration-indexes.adoc.
<?php
use \Couchbase\Cluster;
use \Couchbase\Bucket;
use \Couchbase\SearchQuery;
function printResult($label, $resultObject) {
echo("\n");
echo("= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =\n");
echo("= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =\n");
echo("\n");
echo($label);
echo(' (total hits: ' . $resultObject->metrics['total_hits'] . ')');
echo("\n");
foreach ($resultObject->hits as $row) {
echo("id=" . $row->id . ", score=" . $row->score);
if (property_exists($row, 'fields')) {
echo(", fields=" . json_encode($row->fields));
}
if (property_exists($row, 'locations')) {
echo(", locations=" . json_encode($row->locations));
}
if (property_exists($row, 'fragments')) {
echo(", fragments=" . json_encode($row->fragments));
}
echo("\n");
}
}
// Simple Text Query on a single word, targeting an index with dynamic fields
// unstored.
function simpleTextQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-unstored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::match("swanky"));
$query->limit(10);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Simple Text Query", $result);
}
// Simple Text Query on Stored Field, specifying the field to be searched;
// targeting an index with dynamic fields stored, to ensure that field-content
// is included in the return object.
function simpleTextQueryOnStoredField(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::match("MDG")->field("destinationairport"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Simple Text Query on Stored Field", $result);
}
// Simple Text Query on Non-Default Index, specifying an index that consists
// only of content derived from a specific field from a specific document-type.
function simpleTextQueryOnNonDefaultIndex(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-hotel-description";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::match("swanky"));
$query->limit(10);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Simple Text Query on Non-Default Index", $result);
}
// Match Query with Facet, showing how query-results can be displayed either by
// row or by hits; and demonstrating use of a facet, which provides
// aggregation-data.
function textQueryOnStoredFieldWithFacet(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::match("La Rue Saint Denis!!")->field("reviews.content"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$query->addFacet('Countries Referenced', SearchQuery::termFacet('country', 5));
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Match Query with Facet, Result by Row", $result);
echo("Match Query with Facet, Result by facet:\n");
echo(json_encode($result->facets) . "\n");
}
// DocId Query, showing results of a query on two document IDs.
function docIdQueryMethod(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-unstored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::docId("hotel_26223", "hotel_28960"));
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("DocId Query", $result);
}
// Unanalyzed Term Query with Fuzziness Level, demonstrating how to query on a
// term with no analysis. Zero fuzziness is specified, to ensure that matches
// are exact. With a fuzziness factor of 2, allowing partial matches to be made.
function unAnalyzedTermQuery(Bucket $bucket, int $fuzzinessLevel) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::term("sushi")->field("reviews.content")->fuzziness($fuzzinessLevel));
$query->limit(50)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Unanalyzed Term Query with Fuzziness Level of " . $fuzzinessLevel . ":", $result);
}
// Match Phrase Query, using Analysis, for searching on a phrase.
function matchPhraseQueryOnStoredField(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::matchPhrase("Eiffel Tower")->field("description"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Match Phrase Query, using Analysis", $result);
}
// Phrase Query, without Analysis, for searching on a phrase without analysis supported.
function unAnalyzedPhraseQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::phrase("dorm", "rooms")->field("description"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Phrase Query, without Analysis", $result);
}
// Conjunction Query, whereby two separate queries are defined and then run as
// part of the search, with only the matches returned by both included in the
// result-object.
function conjunctionQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$firstQuery = SearchQuery::match("La Rue Saint Denis!!")->field("reviews.content");
$secondQuery = SearchQuery::match("boutique")->field("description");
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::conjuncts($firstQuery, $secondQuery));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Conjunction Query", $result);
}
// Query String Query, showing how a query string is specified as search-input.
function queryStringQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-unstored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::queryString("description: Imperial"));
$query->limit(10);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Query String Query", $result);
}
// Wild Card Query, whereby a wildcard is used in the string submitted for the
// search.
function wildCardQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::wildcard("bouti*ue")->field("description"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Wild Card Query", $result);
}
// Numeric Range Query, whereby minimum and maximum numbers are specified, and
// matches within the range returned.
function numericRangeQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-unstored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::numericRange()->min(10100)->max(10200)->field("id"));
$query->limit(10);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Numeric Range Query", $result);
}
// Regexp Query, whereby a regular expression is submitted, to generate the
// conditions for successful matches.
function regexpQuery(Bucket $bucket) {
$indexName = "travel-sample-index-stored";
$query = new SearchQuery($indexName,
SearchQuery::regexp("[a-z]")->field("description"));
$query->limit(10)->highlight(SearchQuery::HIGHLIGHT_HTML);
$result = $bucket->query($query);
printResult("Regexp Query", $result);
}
$cluster = new Cluster('couchbase://localhost');
$cluster->authenticateAs('Administrator', 'password');
$bucket = $cluster->openBucket('travel-sample');
simpleTextQuery($bucket);
simpleTextQueryOnStoredField($bucket);
simpleTextQueryOnNonDefaultIndex($bucket);
textQueryOnStoredFieldWithFacet($bucket);
docIdQueryMethod($bucket);
unAnalyzedTermQuery($bucket, 0);
unAnalyzedTermQuery($bucket, 2);
matchPhraseQueryOnStoredField($bucket);
unAnalyzedPhraseQuery($bucket);
conjunctionQuery($bucket);
queryStringQuery($bucket);
wildCardQuery($bucket);
numericRangeQuery($bucket);
regexpQuery($bucket);


A small Angular based word puzzle game.
Views managed via the UI-Router.
Fisher–Yates shuffled anagrams.
Persistent Scores via a Firebase API.
Modules and build are webpack managed.
A small word puzzle game that presents you a mangled word asking you to enter the correct, unmangled word. If the word to unmangle is banana the game may present the word as aaabnn and you must then enter b-a-n-a-n-a in this order for the solution to be accepted.
A game runs for 40 seconds, during which you can solve as many words as you can manage. Everytime you hit the delete key, the score you'll earn for solving that specific word decrease. Only the top 10 make it to the high score ranking.


/**
* Copyright 2017 Google Inc.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
**/
const assert = require('assert');
const inquirer = require('inquirer');
const ol = require('common-tags').oneLine;
const errors = require('../errors');
// The key used for the question/answer.
const name = 'swDest';
/**
* @return {Promise<Object>} The answers from inquirer.
*/
function askQuestion() {
return inquirer.prompt([{
name,
message: ol`Where would you like your service worker file to be saved?`,
type: 'input',
default: 'build/sw.js',
}]);
}
module.exports = async () => {
const answers = await askQuestion();
const swDest = answers[name].trim();
assert(swDest, errors['invalid-sw-dest']);
return swDest;
};


Before Change
self.fully_fit_ = False
def fit(self, X, y, sample_weight=None, refit=False):
if self.estimator is None or refit:
self.iterative_fit(X, y, n_iter=1, sample_weight=sample_weight,
refit=refit)
while not self.configuration_fully_fitted():
self.iterative_fit(X, y, n_iter=1, sample_weight=sample_weight)
return self
After Change
self.fully_fit_ = False
def fit(self, X, y, sample_weight=None, refit=False):
self.iterative_fit(X, y, n_iter=1, sample_weight=sample_weight,
refit=True)
while not self.configuration_fully_fitted():
self.iterative_fit(X, y, n_iter=1, sample_weight=sample_weight)
return self


There will be 10 Colabs in total: Colab 0 (Spark tutorial), and Colab 1 to 9 (released weekly). Each one of them is worth 2%. Colab 0 will be solved in real-time during the first Recitation Session.
There will be 4 homework assignments in total, which should be submitted on Gradescope as a PDF. In addition, you should upload all the code associated with your assignment, following the instructions in the FAQ page.
Students may be awarded extra credit for actions that improve other students' CS246 experience. Examples include:
Colab notebooks are released on Thursdays, and due exactly one week later (Thursday 11:59 PM PST). The answers obtained in the Colabs must be submitted via Gradescope. Note that we cannot under any circumstances extend the Colab deadline. Once the deadline has passed students will not be able to submit their Colabs.
Four biweekly homeworks that will involve programming, working with Spark, as well as regular numerical/algebraic theory problems.
Questions: We try very hard to make questions unambiguous, but some ambiguities may remain. Ask (i.e., post a question on Campuswire) if confused, or state your assumptions explicitly. Reasonable assumptions will be accepted in case of ambiguous questions. As per the extra credit policy, you may receive extra credit for pointing out ambiguities in course material.
Honor code: We strongly encourage students to form study groups. Students may discuss and work on homework problems in groups. However, each student must write down the code and solutions independently, and without referring to written notes from the joint session. In other words, each student must understand the solution well enough in order to reconstruct it by him/herself. In addition, each student should write on the problem set the group of people with whom she/he interacted.
Since we occasionally reuse problem set questions from previous years, we expect students not to copy, refer to, or look at the solutions in preparing their answers. It is an honor code violation to intentionally refer to a previous year's solutions. This applies both to the official solutions and to solutions that you or someone else may have written up in a previous year.
Finally, we consider it an Honor Code Violation to post your homework solutions to a place where it is easy for other students to access it. This includes uploading your solutions to publicly-viewable repositories like on GitHub.
The standard penalty for a first offense includes a one-quarter suspension from the University and 40 hours of community service. And the standard penalty for multiple violations (e.g., cheating more than once in the same course) is a three-quarter suspension and 40 or more hours of community service. Stanford Office of Community Standards has more information.
Late assignments: Each student will have a total of two late periods to use for homeworks. A late period ends at midnight, on the following Monday (this means that if the assignment is due on Thursday then the late period expires on the following Monday midnight, 11:59pm Pacific Time.) No assignments will be accepted after the late period is due. Also note that we cannot under any circumstances extend the deadline of Colabs. Students cannot use late periods for Colabs.
Assignment submission: All students (SCPD and non-SCPD) should submit their assignments via Gradescope by 11:59PM on the due date. (We will allow a small 15 minute grace period, but beyond that and late periods, all deadlines are final.) You can typeset or scan your assignment, but you must upload a PDF rather than submitting as images.
Please make sure to tag each part correctly on Gradescope so it is easier for us to grade. There will be a small point deduction for each mistagged page.
Include all code for a particular question into a single compressed file, and upload it via Gradescope. Questions that require you to write code will also require a mandatory code upload. Code must be submitted on a separate Gradescope assignment exclusively dedicated to code, e.g., HW1 (Code).


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Troubleshoot connection to GEE Server¶
If the Google Earth EC is unable to connect to your GEE Server, you will see the error, “Google Earth failed to connect to database”:
To resolve this issue, try these troubleshooting steps:
Make sure the Server URL (
http://hostname/path
) is correct in the “Google Earth - Select Server” dialog box, which appears when you start EC:- The hostname should match the fully qualified domain name of your GEE Server.
- The path in the URL should match the Publish Point shown in the GEE Server UI. This path indicates the location where the database was published.
Look for client EC requests in the GEE Server logs:
Open a terminal window on the GEE Server.
Type the command
tail -f /opt/google/gehttpd/logs/access_log
Start EC and try connecting to your GEE Server.
In the terminal window, you should see time-stamped access requests in the logs from the client, starting with a GET request for the
dbRoot
file, followed byflatfile
requests—for example:<IP_ADDRESS> - - [08/Feb/2016:09:10:25 -0800] "GET /3d/dbRoot.v5?hl=en&gl=us&output=proto&cv=<IP_ADDRESS>7&ct=ec HTTP/1.1" 200 4512 "-" "GoogleEarth/<IP_ADDRESS>7(Windows;Microsoft Windows (6.2.9200.0);en;kml:2.2;client:EC;type:default)" <IP_ADDRESS> - - [08/Feb/2016:09:10:27 -0800] "GET /3d/dbRoot.v5?db=tm&hl=en&gl=us&output=proto&cv=<IP_ADDRESS>7&ct=ec HTTP/1.1" 200 1161 "-" "GoogleEarth/<IP_ADDRESS>7(Windows;Microsoft Windows (6.2.9200.0);en;kml:2.2;client:EC;type:default)" <IP_ADDRESS> - - [08/Feb/2016:09:10:27 -0800] "GET /3d/flatfile?lf-0-icons/help_l.png&h=32 HTTP/1.1" 200 426 "-" "GoogleEarth/<IP_ADDRESS>7(Windows;Microsoft Windows (6.2.9200.0);en;kml:2.2;client:EC;type:default)"
If no new entries appear in the logs, then EC was unable to establish a connection to the GEE Server. This may be due to a network or firewall problem, as described in the next step.
Verify network connectivity from EC to the GEE Server:
- The firewall on the host might be blocking outbound connections - check your firewall. Also, you can use tools such as Wireshark or Fiddler to capture HTTP traffic on your computer and confirm that EC is sending requests to the GEE Server.
- The firewall on the GEE Server might be blocking inbound
connections from external hosts on port 80. Check whether
firewalls like
iptables
are enabled on the server and are configured with packet-filtering rules. - Network or web proxies might be causing connection issues. Consult your network administrator.
- Use tools such as
ping
ortraceroute
on the client machine to diagnose connectivity issues.


Information from the Death
Certificate for William Henthorn
Name: William
Henthorn
Titles:
Death date: 04 Jul 1909
Death place: Center, Monroe, Ohio
Birthdate:
Estimated birth year: 1828
Birthplace:
Age at death: 81 years
Gender: Male
Marital status: Widowed
Race or color: Caucasian
Street address:
Occupation: Monroe Co. Infirmary
Residence: Center, Monroe, Ohio
Burial date: 05 Jul 1909
Burial place: Inf. Farm
Cemetery name:
Spouse's name:
Father's name:
Father's titles:
Father's birthplace:
Mother's name:
Mother's titles:
Mother's birthplace:
GSU film number: 1927181
Digital GS number: 4019327
Image number: 3039
Reference number: fn 36991
Collection: Ohio Deaths 1908-1953
Provided by Valerie Barnhart Crowe
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Art exhibitions on display this week in Las Vegas
by Madelon HynesJames Pakala
Colorful abstract paintings by James Pakala are on display in the exhibit “Pizzazz Art.” Spring Valley Library, 4280 S. Jones Blvd. lvccld.org
‘Serendipity’
Vija Hamilton showcases realistic and abstract art inspired by elements of the environment and her imagination in the exhibit “Serendipity.” Centennial Hills Library, 6711 N. Buffalo Drive. lvccld.org
‘Days’
Drawings dealing with issues of life, death and society’s anxiety about the future by Christopher McNulty — chair of the department of art and art history at Auburn University — are on display in the exhibit “Days.” Artspace Gallery at the College of Southern Nevada’s North Las Vegas campus, 3200 E. Cheyenne Ave. csn.edu/artgallery
Dengke Chen
Digital installation, augmented reality, 3D projection and other works by Dengke Chen are on display in “Reframing Imagery.” Fine Arts Gallery at CSN’s North Las Vegas campus, 3200 E. Cheyenne Ave. csn.edu/artgallery
Priscilla Fowler Fine Art
Thirteen works designed around the portmanteau traveling case — with themes of travel, surveillance, identity and architectural practice — are showcased in “The Portmanteau Exhibit: Play With the Rules.” Priscilla Fowler Fine Art, 1300 S. Main St., No. 110. priscillafowler.com
‘Imagine Nevada’
Nevada Humanities and the Las Vegas Book Festival celebrate 10 years of collaborative exhibitions between Nevada artists and poets in “Imagine Nevada.” The Nevada Humanities Program Gallery, 1017 S. First St., No. 190. nevadahumanities.org
Don Michael Jr.
Acrylic paintings by Don Michael Jr. are on display in the exhibit “In Media Res.”Domsky Glass Gallery, 2758 S. Highland Drive. facebook.com/donmichaeljr; domskyglass.com
Queen Gardner
Abstract paintings by Queen Gardner are on display in the exhibit “Colorful Expressions.” Queen of Arts Studio and Gallery, 222 S. Rainbow Blvd., Suite 104. queenofartslv.com
Amy Kurzweil
Illustrations and cartoons from New Yorker cartoonist Amy Kurzweil are on display in the Las Vegas Book Festival Exhibition. Mayor’s Gallery at the Historic Fifth Street School, 401 S. Fourth St. artslasvegas.org
‘Les Folies Bergere’
Photographs, artwork, documents and costumes of the long-running Tropicana show from the archives at the Las Vegas News Bureau, UNLV Special Collections and Nevada State Museum, Las Vegas. Charleston Heights Arts Center, 800 S. Brush St. artslasvegas.org
‘Evolution of Ivanpah Solar’
Black-and-white photographs taken by New Mexico artist Jamey Stillings document the construction of the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System, a solar thermal facility in the Mojave Desert. Big Springs Gallery at the Springs Preserve, 333 S. Valley View Blvd. springspreserve.org
‘Ten’
Paintings created over the past 10 years by Gig Depio depict the artist’s thoughts and experiences living in Las Vegas. Left of Center Art Gallery, 2207 W. Gowan Road, North Las Vegas. facebook.com/leftofcentergallery; gigdepio.com
Teapots exhibition
The Nevada Clay Guild showcases desert- and Las Vegas-themed teapots created by local artists in the Grand Gallery at Las Vegas City Hall. 495 S. Main St. artslasvegas.org; nvclay.org
Tomas Gaspar
Tomas Gaspar’s 30-year photo documentary of Steven Lofton and Roger Croteau’s commitment to providing foster care to HIV/AIDS children is on display in “An American Family — An AIDS Legacy (1989-2019).” West Charleston Library Gallery, 6301 W. Charleston Blvd. anamericanfamilylegacy.com
‘Material Existence’
Large-scale installations and smaller works showcase Japanese art and culture in the exhibition “Material Existence: Japanese Art From Jomon Period to Present.” Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art. Bellagio, 3600 Las Vegas Blvd. South. bellagio.com/bgfa
‘Vintage Vegas’
Color photographs of Las Vegas during the 1950s to ’60s are on display in the Las Vegas News Bureau exhibit “Vintage Vegas: In Color.”West Las Vegas Library, 951 W. Lake Mead Blvd. lvccld.org
Hans Van de Bovenkamp
Hans Van de Bovenkamp pays tribute to Las Vegas through his abstract sculptures, paintings and more in the new exhibit “Through the Eyes.” The Studio at the Sahara West Library, 9600 W. Sahara Ave. vandebovenkamp.com
Alexander Franco
Paintings by Alexander Franco are on display in the exhibit “The Day I Knew the Only Person to Make Myself Happy Was Me.” For reservations, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Savidan Gallery located at Faciliteq Showroom, 1310 S. Third St. franco.gallery
‘Lost Vegas’
Director Tim Burton’s artwork has been integrated with signs from the Neon Museum’s main collection for the exhibition “Lost Vegas: Tim Burton @ the Neon Museum presented by the Engelstad Foundation.” 770 Las Vegas Blvd. North. neonmuseum.org
Fara Thomas
Works by contemporary abstract artist Fara Thomas are on display in the “Bubble Series” and “Elements of Earth” exhibits. Signature Galleries in the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian, 3377 Las Vegas Blvd. South. farathomasart.com
‘Be Kind to Bugs’
Michael Dodson captures Nevada’s desert landscape with a three-dimensional mural featuring more than 50 colors. The installation is located on the northern Strip-side Plaza staircase at the Fashion Show mall. 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. South. instagram.com/mdodson
Annalea DeFazio
Annalea DeFazio uses glass crystals, seashells and special objects for her glass artworks on display in the exhibit “Annalea by the Sea — Glass Art.” Boulder City Art Guild Gallery at Boulder Dam Hotel, 1305 Arizona St., Boulder City. bouldercityartguild.com
‘Connective Tissue’
Large-scale murals and interactive installations by neuroscientist-turned-artist Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya are on display in “Connective Tissue.” East Gallery at UNLV’s Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art, 4505 S. Maryland Parkway. unlv.edu/barrickmuseum
Women in Focus
Landscapes, portraits and architecture taken by members of the Women in Focus nonprofit organization are on display in the exhibit “Through Her Lens.” The Studio at Sahara West Library, 9600 W. Sahara Ave. womeninfocuslasvegas.com
Thomas Shea
Landscape photographs of mountains, oceans and deserts and more by Thomas Shea are on display in the exhibit “Photography Art.” Windmill Library, 7060 W. Windmill Lane. thomas-shea-photography.com
‘Lobo Loco’
Paintings, sculptures, assemblage works and drawings by Leobardos Bracamontes are on display in “Lobo Loco.” Core Contemporary, 900 Karen Ave., Suite D222. corecontemporary.com
‘Perspectivas Mistas’
Gail Brito-Watson’s works in watercolor, acrylic, oils and other mediums are on display in the exhibit “Perspectivas Mistas — A Mixed Perspective.” 3 E. Army St., Henderson. citylightsartgallery.com
‘Multiple Woods in Turning’
The Las Vegas Woodturners Association showcases wood-turned objects created by using more than one species of wood. Enterprise Library, 25 E. Shelbourne Ave. lasvegaswoodturners.com; lvccld.org
‘Eclectic Nevada’
This bilingual exhibit shows the diversity of the state through interactive components (a typewriter, chalkboard and “Fur Real” wall panel) and a wide range of photographs — including never-before-seen images of Hoover Dam construction, railroads and Las Vegans. Nevada State Museum, 309 S. Valley View Blvd., next to the Springs Preserve. nvculture.org/nevadastatemuseumlasvegas
Hard Rock Hotel
To celebrate its 25-year history, the Hard Rock Hotel is showcasing costumes, musical instruments, props and artwork by popular performers — including Queen, Aerosmith, Elton John, Elvis and the Beatles. New items will be added to the memorabilia exhibition on a regular basis. Located near Pink Taco at the Hard Rock Hotel, 4455 Paradise Road. hardrockhotel.com
‘Heritage Collection’
Mario Basner’s photographic art collection, celebrating culture, diversity and humanity. Next to Cafe Leone at Tivoli Village, 400 S. Rampart Blvd. mariobasner.com
To submit gallery listings, email mrhynes@reviewjournal.com.


DESPEC-DM TABS- guaifenesin, pseudoephedrine hydrochloride and dextromethorphan hydrobromide tablet
Internatiional Ethical Labs
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredients
(in each tablet)
Dextromethorphan HBr 10 mg
Guaifenesin 200 mg
Pseudoephedrine HCl 30 mg
Uses
Temporarily relieves these symptoms due to the common cold, hay fever (allergic rhinitis) or other upper respiratory allergies:
Do not use this product
Ask a doctor before use if you have
Stop use and ask a doctor if
Keep out of reach of children.
In case of overdose, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
Do not exceed recommended dosage.
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Adults and children 12 years of age and over: |
2 tablets every 4 hours. not to exceed 8 tablets in 24 hours. |
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Children 6 to under 12 years of age: |
1 tablet every 4 hours, not to exceed 4 tablets in 24 hours. |
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Children 2 to under 6 years of age: |
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Store at controlled room temperature between 15°-30°C (59°-86°F).
Supplied in a tight, light-resistant container with a child-resistant cap.
Despec DM Tablets are white, oval-shaped tablets, debossed "DESPEC DM" on one side, "IEL" bisect "110" on the other.
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Variant
: alternative form of word
| Values: | Short |
Sometimes there are multiple word forms for the same lemma and set of features.
The Variant
feature helps distinguish alternate forms.
In Czech there are two groups of words where double forms are regular and worth capturing:
short forms of adjectives and short (clitic) forms of personal pronouns.
This feature only marks the non-standard short forms, hence there is only one value, Short
.
For the long standard forms the Variant
feature remains unspecified.
Short
: short form of adjectives
The short form is called nominal form of adjective (jmenný tvar přídavného jména), as opposed to the long form, which is pronominal because it originated as a combination of a nominal form and a personal pronoun. But this is ancient history of the language. In modern Czech, only a subset of the nominal forms survive, and using them sometimes sounds slightly archaic. They are used as nominal predicates with copula, but they do not appear as premodifiers of nouns. The pronominal forms are considered standard, except for two frequent adjectives that do not have them: třeba, rád.
Examples
- možno “possible”, schopen “able”, nutno “necessary”, znám “known”, spokojen “satisfied”, povinen “supposed to”, ochoten “willing”, jist “sure”, vědom “knowing”, přítomen “present”, roven “equal”, patrno “apparent”, hotov “finished”, spjat “connected”, vinen “guilty”
- Long equivalents: možné, schopný, nutné, známý, spokojený, povinný, ochotný, jistý, vědomý, přítomný, rovný, patrné, hotový, spjatý, vinný
Short
: short (clitic) form of personal pronouns
Some personal pronouns in dative and accusative Case have double forms. The normal (long) form is more independent in terms of positions it can take in word order. The short forms are clitics (http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C5%99%C3%ADklonka). They are separate words (unlike in some other languages) but in the word order they usually stick to the second position.
- mi, mě, ti, tě, mu, ho, si, se
- mně, mne, tobě, tebe, jemu, jeho, sobě, sebe
- “me, me, you, you, him, him, oneself, oneself”
Treebank Statistics (UD_Czech)
This feature is language-specific.
It occurs with 1 different values: Short
.
34163 tokens (3%) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
3402 types (3%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
1690 lemmas (3%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
The feature is used with 2 part-of-speech tags: cs-pos/PRON (24036; 2% instances), cs-pos/ADJ (10127; 1% instances).
PRON
24036 cs-pos/PRON tokens (61% of all PRON
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PRON
and Variant
co-occurred: PronType=Prs (24036; 100%), PrepCase=EMPTY (24036; 100%), Gender=EMPTY (22928; 95%), Person=EMPTY (22237; 93%), Reflex=Yes (22237; 93%), Number=EMPTY (22237; 93%), Case=Acc (19681; 82%).
PRON
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(24036; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): se, si, mu, ho, mi, mě, tě, ti, sa
ADJ
10127 cs-pos/ADJ tokens (6% of all ADJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADJ
and Variant
co-occurred: Degree=EMPTY (10127; 100%), Case=EMPTY (10109; 100%), Polarity=Pos (10010; 99%), Animacy=EMPTY (7735; 76%), Number=Sing (5493; 54%).
ADJ
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(10127; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): třeba, možno, rád, řečeno, schopen, nutno, schopni, známo, připraven, přesvědčen
Variant
seems to be lexical feature of ADJ
. 100% lemmas (1685) occur only with one value of Variant
.
Relations with Agreement in Variant
The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in Variant
:
ADJ –[conj]–> ADJ (387; 73%),
ADJ –[parataxis]–> ADJ (9; 64%),
ADJ –[appos]–> ADJ (9; 56%),
ADJ –[orphan]–> ADJ (5; 83%).
Treebank Statistics (UD_Czech-CAC)
This feature is language-specific.
It occurs with 1 different values: Short
.
13953 tokens (3%) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
1990 types (3%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
1084 lemmas (4%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
The feature is used with 2 part-of-speech tags: cs-pos/PRON (9000; 2% instances), cs-pos/ADJ (4953; 1% instances).
PRON
9000 cs-pos/PRON tokens (57% of all PRON
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PRON
and Variant
co-occurred: PrepCase=EMPTY (9000; 100%), PronType=Prs (9000; 100%), Gender=EMPTY (8699; 97%), Reflex=Yes (8525; 95%), Number=EMPTY (8524; 95%), Person=EMPTY (8524; 95%), Case=Acc (7760; 86%).
PRON
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(9000; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): se, si, mu, ho, mi, mě, ti, tě, mně, sis
ADJ
4953 cs-pos/ADJ tokens (7% of all ADJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADJ
and Variant
co-occurred: Degree=EMPTY (4953; 100%), Case=EMPTY (4945; 100%), Polarity=Pos (4923; 99%), Animacy=EMPTY (3576; 72%).
ADJ
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(4953; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): možno, nutno, povinen, řečeno, dosaženo, známo, rád, rádi, věnována, dána
Variant
seems to be lexical feature of ADJ
. 100% lemmas (1080) occur only with one value of Variant
.
Relations with Agreement in Variant
The 10 most frequent relations where parent and child node agree in Variant
:
ADJ –[conj]–> ADJ (323; 80%),
ADJ –[orphan]–> ADJ (5; 71%),
ADJ –[appos]–> ADJ (4; 80%),
ADJ –[advmod]–> ADJ (1; 100%),
ADJ –[ccomp]–> ADJ (1; 100%).
Treebank Statistics (UD_Czech-CLTT)
This feature is language-specific.
It occurs with 1 different values: Short
.
373 tokens (1%) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
12 types (0%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
7 lemmas (0%) occur at least once with a non-empty value of Variant
.
The feature is used with 2 part-of-speech tags: cs-pos/PRON (309; 1% instances), cs-pos/ADJ (64; 0% instances).
PRON
309 cs-pos/PRON tokens (38% of all PRON
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which PRON
and Variant
co-occurred: Reflex=Yes (309; 100%), PronType=Prs (309; 100%), Gender=EMPTY (309; 100%), Case=Acc (309; 100%), Number=EMPTY (309; 100%).
PRON
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(309; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): se
ADJ
64 cs-pos/ADJ tokens (1% of all ADJ
tokens) have a non-empty value of Variant
.
The most frequent other feature values with which ADJ
and Variant
co-occurred: Case=EMPTY (64; 100%), Degree=EMPTY (64; 100%), Polarity=Pos (64; 100%), Gender=Fem,Masc (41; 64%), Animacy=Inan (41; 64%), Number=Plur (41; 64%).
ADJ
tokens may have the following values of Variant
:
Short
(64; 100% of non-emptyVariant
): povinny, povinna, možno, znám, známa, známy, nutno, schopna, rovny, schopny
Variant in other languages: [cs] [da] [nl] [pl] [ro] [ru] [sl]


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Savage Scots teen jailed for biting lump out of pal's face in row over man at nightclub
Danielle Gaffar left victim Kyra Strachan with horror injuries after the brutal attack.
by Tim BuglerA teenage girl who sank her teeth into the face of a former friend after a "disagreement" with the other girl, was jailed for 16 months today.
Danielle Gaffar and her victim Kyra Strachan, who was going out with the accused ex, were both still schoolgirls at the time of the incident at a nightclub in Dundee .
Sheriff Tom Hughes rejected defence pleas not to jail Gaffar, a first offender, now 19, labelling her actions outrageous and "reprehensible".
He said the law imposed a presumption against custody in the case of people under 21.
But he said: "I make no bones about it, if I had been dealing with an adult, I'd talking about a considerable number of years in prison.
"This can only be described as a brutal attack and there's been absolute outrage in the community as a result of what happened.
"The court cannot tolerate young people being involved in this type of behaviour.
"I have to take into account your age, that you were of previous good character, have been in no trouble since, and are genuinely remorseful.
"But I have to take the view that a custodial sentence is the only possible way of dealing with this because of the severe and brutal nature of the attack."
Gaffar shook visibly in the dock.
Her victim, who was on the public benches at Dundee Sheriff Court to hear the sentence, gasped, "Thank God."
Members of Gaffar's family shouted, "Stay strong, Danielle" as Gaffar was handcuffed and led to the cells.
Gaffar, of Tealing, Dundee, pleaded guilty in October to assaulting Miss Strachan to her severe injury and permanent disfigurement in the incident on February 3rd (2019), and sentence had been deferred for reports.
Defence solicitor Jim Laverty said that parliament had laid down that in the case of under-21s, where a "credible alternative" to custody existed, it should be used.
He said Gaffar had saved £1,000 to pay Miss Strachan compensation, if this were ordered.
He said: "That's not as a blood payment, it's a true expression of Miss Gaffar's remorse and her acceptance of her responsibility.
"This was a fleeting moment of madness and loss of self control which will never be repeated."
Mr Laverty added that Gaffar had received death threats on social media.
He said: "She has received death threats, she has received threats, and she has lost a job because of the publicity of this case."
The court heard that Gaffar and Miss Strachan, who were both 18 and at school at the time, were formerly close friends but there had been a "disagreement" between them and there remained some animosity.
Prosecutor Kirsten Letford said: "At, the time of the offence the complainer was in a relationship with a man who was formerly the partner of the accused."
Mrs Letford said Miss Strachan had been on the dance floor of the Aura nightclub when she was attacked from behind, pulled to the ground, and her head was banged off the floor several times.
At first she had no idea who her attacker was, but she then saw it was Gaffar.
A friend of Miss Strachan's tried to intervene, but Gaffar put her arm around Miss Strachan's throat so she was struggling to breathe.
Mrs Letford said: "The accused then bit her on the right cheek."
Gaffar was ejected, and police were called.
Miss Strachan was taken to the city's Ninewells Hospital where eight stitches were inserted in her cheek to repair the bite mark.
Mrs Letford described it as "a significant wound" that would leave permanent scarring. She also suffered bruising to her face and forehead.
The court heard it was thanks to "the skill of medical staff" that the effects of the attack were not more noticeable.
Outside court, Miss Strachan said: "I'm happy with the sentence, she deserved it."
Her mother, Gemma Leonard, said: "It means Kyra can draw a line under it and move on with her life. Our family can move on. Her family will have to deal with the consequences of her actions."


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The Funniest Tweets of the Week
by Olivia CathcartTwo words for you: Baby Yoda. The streaming wars started with off with a bang as Disney+ finally launched this week, cracking open the vault and unleashing the avalanche of squirreled away childhood memories (remember when they would threaten to take The Great Mouse Detective away if you didn’t buy their giant VHSs?). While The Great Mouse Detective is, in fact, the greatest Disney classic, their new Star Wars-based original series, “The Mandalorian,” was the talk of the town for bringing us a Baby Yoda. Gaze upon this green face and read these funny tweets and have yourself a happy Friday.


FC Bayern Munich Fans build a community around the globe connected by DHL. Engage yourself with the FC Bayern Global Family. Share Selfies and Videos. Compete in challenges. Invite Friends. Vote for your favorite player.
Gain Engagement Points (EP) to raise your DHL Score. Beat legends, friends and other members. Win prizes!
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What?
#Gain EPs for every parcel you send with DHL
How?

#Journey + Jersey = Joursey
How?
#Share a picture of you in your FC Bayern jersey at an extraordinary place
#Vote for the most extraordinary picture of the season
Benefit?
#2 EPs for your picture
#1 EP for your vote
+ extra prizes for the most extraordinary picture of the season!
Upload VoteWhat?
#Live vote up your favorite player
How?
#Vote for the best player of the recent match
#You have only one vote per game
Benefit?
#1 EP for your vote
+ help your player to get the most valuable player of the whole season!
VoteWhat?
#Visit the Allianz Arena for a game
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#Upload 4 pictures and 1 video of your visit
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But why?
If you’ve started or have been using VIM for some while now, you know that the Escape key has significant value.
Staying in the home row, also has significant value, so swapping the Escape key with Capslock is the natural thing to do.
The Capslock key is more accessible, so you don’t have to move your whole hand just to press Escape. You can simply use your pinky finger.
Swapping vs remapping
We’re swapping the Escape and Capslock key, meaning that if you want to press Escape, you’ll now have to press Caps and vice-versa. I’ve seen tutorials that remap the Escape key, leaving you with no Caps key, so this method just seemed easier.
The way
We’re going to use the dconf command to swap the two keys.
Simply run this command in your terminal:
dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/input-sources/xkb-options "['caps:swapescape']"
Special note: I found the way of doing this in this comment on this tutorial on how to remap Capslock to Escape.
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You start off by exporting a default class that extends the PrimeField interface:
importPrimeField from '@primecms/field';
export defaultclassPrimeFieldSampleextendsPrimeField{}
GraphQL Output Type
The package needs to provide input and output types for the field.
UI
You can provide React components that can be fitted into the Prime UI.
If you want Prime to register your UI library, you will have to bundle it and store as ui.js, lib/ui.js or lib/ui/index.js for the registerer to pick it up.
(todo) Alternatively you can edit your package.json file to provide different path to the ui library by having an "prime:ui", similar to how the main property works.
The output of the library should be in this format:
Prime Field
This package is the base for all fields in Prime.
Core
You start off by exporting a default class that extends the PrimeField interface:
import PrimeField from '@primecms/field'; export default class PrimeFieldSample extends PrimeField {}
GraphQL Output Type
The package needs to provide input and output types for the field.
UI
You can provide React components that can be fitted into the Prime UI.
If you want Prime to register your UI library, you will have to bundle it and store as
ui.js
,lib/ui.js
orlib/ui/index.js
for the registerer to pick it up.(todo) Alternatively you can edit your
package.json
file to provide different path to the ui library by having an"prime:ui"
, similar to how themain
property works.The output of the library should be in this format:
export default { InputComponent: YourReactComponent, SettingsComponent: AnotherReactComponent, Todo_menuItems() { return []; }, Todo_routes() { return []; }, };


If you love riding your road bike in the countryside (like I do), you probably plan in advance using some tool like Google Maps.
As you must painfully know, roads in Google Maps are not always paved!
Although some of us may enjoy a dirt road every now and then, we do not usually want to ride our $$$ new road bike through rocks or mud.
On MapMyGiro (yes, I do love the Giro d'Italia) you can import a route drawn on Google My Maps and exported as a KML file, or you can quickly generate a new route by defining a few waypoints.
MapMyGiro then uses high resolution satellite images along the route and a Convolutional Neural Network to determine if the road is paved or not for you!


jQuery Mobile is a HTML5-based user interface system designed to make responsive web sites and apps that are accessible on all smartphone, tablet and desktop devices. It is built on the rock-solid jQuery and jQuery UI foundation, and offers Ajax navigation with page transitions, touch events, and various widgets. Its lightweight code is built with progressive enhancement, and has a flexible, easily themeable design.
jQuery Mobile is a project of the jQuery Foundation. It is completely open source and is one of the most popular Mobile frameworks thanks to the efforts of all contributors.
And we are never done! Check out roadmap to see what the jQuery Mobile team is planning to work on.
The Mobile team is having its weekly meeting at Thursday 2 PM (EST) on IRC in the #jquery-meeting channel. Meeting notes are posted on https://meetings.jquery.org/category/mobile/ after each meeting.
The jQuery Mobile community provides a friendly, helpful environment when you need development advice. The best way to get help is to post on the forum or use the IRC support channel: #jquery on irc.freenode.net.
If you want to help by contributing code please make sure that you check out contribute.jquery.org and our Contributing Guidelines first. The Contributing Guidelines also contain information about how to report a bug or request a feature. If you are interested in getting more involved with the development of jQuery Mobile please introduce yourself to the team on IRC in the #jqueryui-dev channel on Freenode.
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Reference - reference guide, containing
detailed documentation.
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(extracted from source code).


Micro review: 'Nobody's Child' by Kanchana Banerjee
by TIMESOFINDIA.COM'Nobody's Child' is a gripping crime thriller by Kanchana Banerjee.
'Nobody's Child' is a dark and detailed story. Narrated from different points of view, the book tells of the crime against Asavri, an orphan who rose from a hard life to become the winner of a televised singing contest, Indian Koel. Just after winning she dies in a car accident and the daughter of another narrator, Kamini, is declared the winner. Two years later the police find a drugged and abused woman in the streets who tells them she is Asavri. The case of who that woman is and what happened to her is suddenly all over the news and we follow many characters as they respond to the situation in unpredictable ways.
The book is well written and fast-paced, with lots of twists in the plot that keep readers hooked. The story is so fascinating that readers are likely to finish the book in 1-2 sittings. It wonderfully captures the dark side of many aspects of life, such as the influence of media on such cases, competition, politics and especially people. The book is a must-read for thriller lovers.


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本清单来自于《DevOps Handbook》书中提到的书，更新到第五本；《看板方法》、《精益思想》、《Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash》、《第五项修炼:学习型组织的艺术与实践》、《探索吧!深入理解探索式软件测试》
《看板方法-科技企業漸進變革成功之道》
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今天要介紹看板方法的由來， 上面這本書是由看板方法之父 David J. Anderson 於: 2010年 4月所著。簡字版是 2014 年2月出版。這篇文章在我上 TechDays 課程時就想登出來了，想把好書介紹給大家。但由於台灣的書商都沒有進口，所以一直等到我拿到第一批書後，肯定大家可以在坊間買到書時才把他登出來。原文書名: Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business.
看板方法：它是敏捷陣營中實施起來阻力最小，生產力又能大幅提升、前置時間大幅下降，而可預測性又絕佳的敏捷解決方案之一。好神奇喔 … 哈哈! 確實如此，所以我才會這麼急切的推薦給大家。另一個原因是Kanban Method 現在在美國正熱烈風行中，而我們現在開始追正是時候。為此放下了許多手上正在做的工作(包括一本 Scrum的教本)，努力開始推廣希望大家能受用。首先說明: 為何他推廣起來阻力最小?
※ 實施起來阻力最小:
因為David J. Anderson 本身是一個微軟的 PM出身，他跟大家一樣知道變革會讓許多人害怕，人們會認為自己的技術是否落伍了，開始擔心害怕變革會對自己的工作事業帶來不利，這種恐懼常常會帶來一種莫名的對立，因此在還沒開始變革之前就已經採取抵制的態度了。所以他創始的看板方法選擇從哪裡開始實施呢? 就從現在既有的流程開始。由工作者本身最熟悉的地方開始。起步的秘訣是甚麼呢? 是精實精神中從豐田系統中學來的原則，先從不浪費開始，作法: 在識別浪費後消除浪費。
※ 如何能讓生產力大幅提升?
由審視既有流程，依據 Little’s law的最大產出方法，接著找出阻礙最大產能的瓶頸所在，然後正視這個造成瓶頸的問題，把它顯現在看板上面，讓大家一起站在看板前面討論如何解決它，解決之後再持續進行改善的作業。
※ 前置時間大幅下降
過去我們都以為唯有透過良好的規劃及配合才能夠讓前置作業時間下降，但豐田企業的及時(Just In Time)備料讓庫存降至最低，讓半成品減至最少改變了工作流程的前置時間(Lead time)，因此得到大幅下降。
看板還是看板方法 (Kanban or Kanban Method) 英文叫 Kanban，上網去搜尋會得到一大堆有關製造業的看板資料。所以請使用 Kanban Method去搜尋，因此中文就該叫做「看板方法」。簡體版的作者有用心在翻譯因此翻對了，值得買來閱讀。全書分成四部分:
※ 第一部分；導讀: 作者說出他的想法，以及創作看板方法的原由。
※ 第二部分；談使用看板方法的好處: 這裡有他個人做顧問時的經驗談，值得仔細閱讀。
※ 第三部分；開始談實施看板方法的步驟了。(由六到十五章，好長又夠完整)
※ 第四部分；談持續改進。在這裡你終於可以感受到精實軟體開發對作者的影響，以及作者由經濟學的角度來看精實軟體開發的第一原則: 消除浪費。
接下來我就不在多說了，請讀者自己去看吧!(透漏一下，為了共襄盛舉，我正在寫一本有關精實開發的書，內容除了看板方法之外會大幅談到精實軟體開發，在這裡不想打廣告，因此書名就等出版後再說了!)
精益思想(白金版)
这本书在亚马逊中国有售：https://www.amazon.cn/精益思想-詹姆斯P-沃麦克
简介
《精益思想》于1996年秋季首次出版，历经20年，畅 销十多个国家，累计销量上百万册。本书的成功在于它对精益生产方式做了最 好的总结，为读者提供了精益的核心原则，实地考察了美国、德国、日本若干具有代表性的大小企业推行精益的实际情况和心得，为准备跨入精益之门和进一步学习、实施精益的人提供了最 好的指南，从而成为精益方面的经典著作。
基本信息
出版社: 机械工业出版社; 第1版 (2015年8月1日)
外文书名: Lean Thinking ：Banish Waste and Create Wealth in Your Corporation
丛书名: 精益思想丛书
平装: 365页
语种： 简体中文
开本: 16
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Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash
基本信息
出版社: Addison-Wesley Professional; 1 (2009年10月31日)
丛书名: Addison-Wesley Signature Series (Beck)
平装: 312页
语种： 英语
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品牌: Pearson
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亚马逊热销商品排名: 图书商品里排第1,441,726名 (查看图书商品销售排行榜)
第64位 - 图书 > 进口原版书 > Computers & Technology（计算机与科技） > Business & Management（商业与管理） > Project Management
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作者简介
Mary Poppendieck has led teams implementing various solutions ranging from enterprise supply chain management to digital media. Mary is the president of Poppendieck LLC, which specializes in bringing lean techniques to software development.
Tom Poppendieck, an enterprise analyst, architect, and agile process mentor, currently assists organizations in applying lean principles and tools to software development processes. The Poppendiecks are authors of Lean Software Development, winner of the 2004 Jolt Software Development Productivity Award, and Implementing Lean Software Development (both from Addison-Wesley).
The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of The Learning Organization
基本信息 第五项修炼：学习型组织的艺术与实践
出版社: 中信出版社; 第1版 (2009年10月1日)
外文书名: The Fifth Discipline:The Art & Practice of The Learning Organization
平装: 455页
语种： 简体中文
开本: 16
ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER>,<PHONE_NUMBER>827
条形码:<PHONE_NUMBER>827
商品尺寸: 22.8 x 17 x 2.8 cm
商品重量: 739 g
品牌: 中信出版股份有限公司
ASIN: B002QMKJ4C
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第6位 - 图书 > 经济管理 > 管理学理论与方法论 > 管理学基础理论
第17位 - 图书 > 经济管理 > 企业经营与管理 > 管理指南
第617位 - 图书 > 在线试读
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《第五项修炼:学习型组织的艺术与实践(新世纪全新扩充修订版)》由当代最杰出的新管理大师彼得•圣吉撰写的著作，被誉为21世纪的管理圣经、20世纪屈指可数的几本管理经典、世界上影响最深远的管理书籍之一，并被《哈佛商业评论》评为过去75年具有影响力的管理类图书，还荣获世界企业学会荣誉的开拓者奖！
进入21世纪以来，全球经济的迅猛发展，使得全球企业管理趋势、管理理念也顺应发生了巨大的变化，作为新世纪全新扩充修订版，《第五项修炼:学习型组织的艺术与实践(新世纪全新扩充修订版)》其背后是15年来把原书理念付诸实践的经验和案例。圣吉明确指出，从长远来看，你的组织可持续的竞争优势，就是比对手更好更快的学习能力。15年前，许多《第五项修炼》的核心理念都曾显得很激进。但这些理念的许多应用方法，后来已经被融入到人们观察世界的方式中，也被整合到人们的管理实践中；《第五项修炼:学习型组织的艺术与实践(新世纪全新扩充修订版)》对前一版进行了全面修订，新版书中的领导力案例故事揭示了这些经历。并增添了新的内容：实践中的反思，为企业、个人读者更准确理解最新管理理念，对学习型组织进行了有效的反思，对建设学习型组织所面临的新疑惑提供了新的思维。
名人推荐
流行的管理体系很摧残人……教育界、工商界和政府机构的管理层的任务，应该是使系统最优化……彼得·圣吉的著作《第五项修炼》是帮助开始这项工作的好书，它让我学到了许多东西。
——爱德华·戴明博士，全面质量管理运动(TQM）的先驱。
媒体推荐
《第五项修炼》是过去75年来最有影响力的管理学著作之一。
——《哈佛商业评论》
圣吉的这本著作已经是一本不折不扣的管理学经典。
——《波士顿环球报》
作者简介
作者：（美国）彼得•圣吉 译者：张成林
彼得•圣吉博士（Dr.Peter M. Senge），麻省理工学院斯隆管理学院的高级教授讲师，国际组织学习学会（SoL）和索奥中国（SoL China）的创始主席。除《第五项修炼》之外，他还与人合著了《第五项修炼实践篇》（1994）、《变革之舞》（1999）、《学习型学校》（Schools that Learn, 2000）、《体悟当下》（Presence, 2004），以及最近出版的《必要的革命》（The Necessary Revolution, 2008）等著作。圣吉被誉为最富创新精神的世界级管理学和领导学思想大师之一。他早年毕业于斯坦福大学工程专业，并获得麻省理工社会系统模型硕士和管理学博士，现家居美国马萨诸塞州。
Explore It!: Reduce Risk and Increase Confidence with Exploratory Testing
探索吧!深入理解探索式软件测试
出版社: 机械工业出版社; 第1版 (2014年1月1日)
外文书名: Explore It! Reduce Risk and Increase Confidence with Exploratory Testing
丛书名: 软件工程技术丛书
平装: 151页
语种： 简体中文
开本: 16
ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER>587
条形码:<PHONE_NUMBER>587
商品尺寸: 24.2 x 16.8 x 0.8 cm
商品重量: 281 g
品牌: 机械工业出版社
ASIN: B00IHQBQZC
编辑推荐
《探索吧!深入理解探索式软件测试》给出实用性很强的理念，可用于探索从典型GUI场景到测试软件需求的一切，还包括如何探索低层级代码的建议。此书不只是给软件测试人员看的，对软件管理人员、开发人员也具有重大意义。
名人推荐
“Elisabeth开创了将探索式测试应用于敏捷开发的先河，并推动它不断演进，使其成为了一种主流实践。”
——Ward Cunnningham wiki概念的发明者 设计模式和敏捷软件方法的先驱之一
“这是我看到的最佳书籍之一。优良的测试设计源自优良的测试思路，这本书里满是各种优秀的测试思路，辅以故事情节烘托，涎玉沫珠。”
——Alan Page 微软公司Principal SDEI《微软的软件测试之道》作者
The Field Guide to Understanding ‘Human Error‘
This latest edition of The Field Guide to Understanding ‘Human Error’ will help you understand how to move beyond ‘human error’; how to understand accidents; how to do better investigations; how to understand and improve your safety work. You will be invited to think creatively and differently about the safety issues you and your organization face. In each, you will find possibilities for a new language, for different concepts, and for new leverage points to influence your own thinking and practice, as well as that of your colleagues and organization.
Product Details
File Size: 3149 KB
Print Length: 247 pages
Publisher: Ashgate; 3 edition (December 28, 2014)
Publication Date: December 28, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00Q8XCSFI
Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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Word Wise: Enabled
Lending: Not Enabled
About the Author
Sidney Dekker (PhD Ohio State University, USA, 1996) is currently professor at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia, where he runs the Safety Science Innovation Lab. He is also Professor (Hon.) of psychology at The University of Queensland, and Professor (Hon.) of human factors and patient safety at the Royal Children’s Hospital in Brisbane. Previously, Sidney was Professor of human factors and system safety at Lund University in Sweden. After becoming full professor, he learned to fly the Boeing 737, working part-time as an airline pilot out of Copenhagen. Sidney is the best-selling author of a multitude of human factors and safety books, including, most recently, Safety Differently (2014), Second Victim (2013), Just Culture (2012), Drift into Failure (2011), and Patient Safety (2011).
###Review
This book will have a permanent place in my bookshelf. In my ten-year study of high performing IT organizations, I’ve found that businesses rely on IT far more than they think. The impacts of poor flow from application development into IT operations can be devastating: ever increasing cycle times and amounts of rework, and an ever increasing amount of heroics required in IT operations to preserve the illusion of stability and reliability.
―Gene Kim, Chief Technology Officer, Tripwire, Inc.
There has never been a more critical time to improve how IT integrates with the global business enterprise. This book provides an unprecedented look at the role that Lean will play in making this revolutionary shift and the critical steps for sustained success.
―Steve Castellanos, Lean Enterprise Director; Nike, Inc.
Twenty years from now the firms which dominate their industries will have fully embraced lean strategies throughout their IT organizations. Ten years from now those organizations will have started pulling ahead of their competitors as the result of lean IT. Today this book will show those organizations the path they need to start out on. Will your organization be one of them?
―Scott W. Ambler, Chief Methodologist for Agile and Lean, IBM Rational
… goes both wide and deep in its exploration of Lean … a great survival manual for those needing nimble and adaptive systems.
―Dr. David Labby, MD, PhD, Medical Director and Director of Clinical Support and Innovation, CareOregon
This book makes a major contribution in an often-ignored but much-needed area. It ranges over a huge area – including excellent cases – that will bring IT professionals into the Lean fold but will also enable Lean managers to reach out to IT.
―John Bicheno, Program Director MS in Lean Operations, Cardiff University
… a comprehensive view into the world of Lean IT, a must read!
―Dave Wilson, Quality Management, Oregon Health & Science University
###About the Author
Steve Bell, CFPIM brings over twenty years’ experience in finance, operations management and information systems. He is the author of Lean Enterprise Systems, Using IT for Continuous Improvement. (2006)
Mike Orzen, CMA, CFPIM, PMP delivers a unique blend of IT, operations management, Lean, Six Sigma, and project management. With a BA from Stanford University in economics and an MBA from the University of Oregon, Mike has been consulting, coaching, and teaching for over 20 years.
Steve and Mike are faculty members of the Lean Enterprise Institute. Together, the authors combine their experience in information systems and process improvement to share their lessons learned.
Product Details
Hardcover: 370 pages
Publisher: Productivity Press; 1 edition (September 14, 2010)
Language: English
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Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #129,956 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
True North: Discover Your Authentic Leadership
###Review
“With great clarity and insight, Bill George and Peter Sims make a persuasive argument that the journey toward authentic leadership—that finding and pursuing your own True North–is the key to leadership in all fields, whether in business, government, or the nonprofit arena.”
—From the Foreword by David Gergen
“In True North, Bill George once again provides a roadmap for leadership in the 21st Century. The future belongs to leaders who want to win, without ever losing track of their own values. We live in a day when the best people can work anywhere. They will follow only authenticity—a person who leads with passion and purpose.”
—Jeff Immelt, CEO, General Electric
“True North is an awe-inspiring gift to the world. The 125 men and women whose leadership journeys are so beautifully rendered in this book show us that we can have enormous impact without compromising our values—indeed, that we are more successful when we stay true to our ideals. Every aspiring leader (or leader who aspires to become even better) will draw strength and wisdom from this wonderful book.”
—Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Harvard Business School professor and best-selling author of Confidence: How Winning Streaks & Losing Streaks Begin & End
“True North is about the power of authentic leadership. Great leaders are defined by a sense of passion and purpose and by a profound desire to make a difference. Anyone can find their own True North, if you care deeply and love what you do. This book is a wonderful roadmap for how to get started on the journey.”
—Andrea Jung, chairman and CEO, Avon Products, Inc.
“If you want to move your leadership in the right direction, read True North. Drawing on the personal stories of some of the world’s most effective leaders, the book shows that you become a successful leader when you stay on course with your highest self.”
—Ken Blanchard, coauthor of The One Minute Manager® and Leading at a Higher Level
“True North provides a new leadership paradigm and a window into the stories and approaches of dozens of our nation’s best leaders. It is an inspirational, invaluable source of guidance for those who want to make a significant impact.”
—Wendy Kopp, president and founder of Teach for America
“True North reveals just how powerful authentic leadership can be and, best of all, how to achieve it.”
—Warren Bennis
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Hardcover: 251 pages
Publisher: Jossey-Bass; 1 edition (March 9, 2007)
Language: English
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Gemba Walks
Editorial Reviews
In 12 new essays, ranging from the provocative to the practical and written specially for the second edition of Gemba Walks author and management expert Jim Womack reflects on the past 30 years of lean, and assesses the current state of lean today.
He also shares thoughts on how lean thinking and practice can continue to make the world a better place by gaining traction in areas such as government and healthcare, provides practical guidance for how leaders everywhere can realize the full benefits of a lean management system, and shares hope for continued improvement on the path to better work and more value.
Over the past 30 years, Womack has developed a method of going to visit the gemba at countless companies and keenly observing how people work together to create value. He has shared his thoughts and discoveries from these visits with the lean community through a monthly letter. With Gemba Walks second edition, Womack has selected and re-organized his key letters, as well as written 12 new essays.
Gemba Walks shares his insights on topics ranging from the application of specific tools, to the role of management in sustaining lean, as well as the long-term prospects for this fundamental new way of creating value. Reading this book will reveal to readers a range of lean principles, as well as the basis for the critical lean practice of: go see, ask why, and show respect.
Womack explains:
• whatever happened to Toyota and what happens next to lean?
• how lean got its name 25 years ago; a special essay co-authored by Jim and John Krafcik, president and CEO, Hyundai Motors America
• work, management, and leadership – what is the real work of the lean leader?
• don’t offshore or reshore –leanshore
• why companies need fewer heroes and more farmers (who work daily to improve the processes and systems needed for perfect work and who take the time and effort to produce long-term improvement)
• how “good” people who work in “bad” processes become as “bad” as the process itself
• how the real practice of showing respect comes down to helping workers frame and solve their own problems
• how the short-term gains from lean tools can be translated to enduring change from lean management.
• how the lean manager has a “restless desire to continually rethink the organization’s problems, probe their root causes, and lead experiments to test the best currently known countermeasures”
By sharing his personal path of discovery, Womack sheds new light on the continued adoption and development of the most important new business system of the past fifty years. His journey will provide courage and inspiration for every lean practitioner today.
###Product Details
Paperback: 311 pages
Publisher: Lean Enterprise Institute, Inc.; 2nd ed. edition (January 1, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 193410938X
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Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #357,633 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Continuous Delivery: Reliable Software Releases Through Build, Test, and Deployment Automation
持续交付：发布可靠软件的系统方法
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