DEVIL'S ISLAND [DJOFLAEYJAN] A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1997 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.0 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
Iceland/Germany/Norway/Denmark, 1996 Running Length: 1:43 MPAA Classification: No MPAA Rating (Mature themes, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 Shown at the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, 5/10/97 & 5/11/97
Cast: Baltasar Korm=E1kur, G=EDsli Halld=F3rsson, Sigurveig J=F3nsd=F3ttir Director: Fridrik Thor Fridriksson Producers: Fridrik Thor Fridriksson, Peter Rommel, Egil =D6degaard,=20 Peter Aalb=E6k Jensen Screenplay: Einar K=E1rason Cinematography: Ari Kristinsson Music: Hilmar =D6rn Hilmarsson In Icelandic with subtitles
Since 1996's release of COLD FEVER, Fredrik Thor Fridriksson is no=20 longer Iceland's best-kept secret. His first English-language film,=20 which featured an international cast (including former independent queen=20 Lili Taylor, who has since lost her title to Parker Posey), a=20 spectacular setting, and an effective mix of comedy and drama, informed=20 the world that Iceland, despite claiming more sheep than people, has a=20 film industry. In DEVIL'S ISLAND, Fridriksson's latest, the director=20 takes a time trip to his native land during the 1950s. =20
In some ways, DEVIL'S ISLAND is like another Fridriksson film,=20 MOVIE DAYS. Both offer glimpses through windows into the past and each=20 emphasizes one of the film maker's recurring themes: the pervasive=20 influence of American culture on Icelandic society. In MOVIE DAYS,=20 Fridriksson showed how, in 1964, every child in the country was addicted=20 to American music, movies, and television. Going ten more years into=20 the past for DEVIL'S ISLAND, he shows that things weren't much different=20 in post-war Iceland, where the Americans had just abandoned their=20 military base of Camp Thule.
After the departure of the U.S. military, the abandoned base,=20 located in Iceland's largest city, Reykjavik, became a home for the=20 downtrodden -- those who couldn't earn enough to afford a better shelter=20 than the falling-down barracks. It's here, in Camp Thule, that we meet=20 the Tomasson family. There's old Karolina and her husband, Tommi (G=EDsli= =20 Halld=F3rsson, who played the drunken old man at the end of COLD FEVER),=20 who live under the same roof as their three grandchildren -- Baddi, a=20 young rebel with an Elvis fixation; Danni, a shy recluse forever in his=20 brother's shadow when it comes to friends and women; and Dolli, a young=20 mother who is frustrated with married life. Life is hard in the camp,=20 but alcohol flows freely, and, when Baddi starts bringing his drunk=20 friends home for post-midnight rock-and-roll parties, tensions within=20 the house threaten to explode.
Throughout his films, Fridriksson has never been judgmental about=20 the Americanization of Icelandic culture. While one could see DEVIL'S=20 ISLAND as an indictment of that trend -- more negative effects than=20 positive ones are shown -- exactly the opposite was true in MOVIE DAYS,=20 which reflected the director's own childhood experiences. Rather than=20 making a specific political statement, Fridriksson is attempting to=20 present an honest (if occasionally nostalgic) depiction of how things=20 were. While it's true that Baddi loves American rock music and=20 clothing, and cops a James Dean attitude, his disaffection with life=20 comes from someplace deep within.
Perhaps the most compelling aspect of DEVIL'S ISLAND is the not-so- friendly brotherly rivalry between Baddi and Danni. Even though Baddi=20 is revered in the neighborhood while Danni is regarded with thinly- veiled contempt, the Elvis-like rebel delights in humiliating his=20 socially inept sibling. Ultimately, however, it's Baddi who remains=20 tied to the ground while Danni is given the opportunity to soar, even if=20 there is a bittersweet twist to this. Fridriksson finds the core of=20 truth in the relationship between these two, and polishes it to near- perfection. =20
Unlike COLD FEVER, which was as much a spiritual journey as a=20 physical one, DEVIL'S ISLAND isn't especially ambitious. In the end,=20 it's really just a simple tale of the sometimes-comic, sometimes-tragic=20 struggles of one family. But it's beautifully photographed and well- written, and those qualities make for an enjoyable motion picture. =20 Though a less "global" movie than its predecessor, DEVIL'S ISLAND=20 deserves the same level of attention accorded to COLD FEVER.
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From:Geaccone To:Brassfield; Botello Sent:2017-01-11T04:39:06.0000000Z Subject:FW: Cost Center
I will have Mary check into this when she gets back on Thursday. I believe it should be part of the allocation.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hayslett, Rod
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 7:27 AM
To: Geaccone, Tracy
Subject: FW: Cost Center
Does this cost center get allocated or direct charged? Please get back to Morris for me.
-----Original Message-----
From: Brassfield, Morris
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 9:57 AM
To: Hayslett, Rod
Cc: Nelson, Mike
Subject: FW: Cost Center
Rod - What is our policy of accepting direct charges for corporate assistance? Should this remain in corporate and be a part of the allocation?
Mike - Was any agreement made up front with Brindle to cover Kyle's expenses? Was the request to travel made by Dave Odneal or yourself?
Morris A. Brassfield
Enron Transportation Services
Senior Director
Operations Support Services
Three Allen Center 3285
333 Clay Street
Houston, Texas 77002
713-646-7006 Business Phone
713-503-1409 Cell Phone
-----Original Message-----
From: Lowry, Phil
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 4:03 PM
To: Brassfield, Morris
Cc: Nelson, Mike
Subject: FW: Cost Center
Morris, can you look at this for us. I kinda think that the Corp Allocation is the right place for this expense.
-----Original Message-----
From: Nelson, Mike
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 2:00 PM
To: Lowry, Phil
Subject: FW: Cost Center
I appreciate Kyle's expertise and work, but do we always pay the direct expenses for Corp assistance?
-----Original Message-----
From: Ladish, Kim
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 1:42 PM
To: Nelson, Mike
Subject: FW: Cost Center
Mike: In regard to Sharon's note below, please confirm the entities responsible for the cost of Kyle's trip.
Thank you,
Kim
-----Original Message-----
From: Killey, Sharon
Sent: Monday, October 22, 2001 11:20 AM
To: Ladish, Kim
Subject: Cost Center
Kyle Norosky who works in Enron Corp Business Controls, recently flew to Minneapolis with regard to security issues. He has told me that his trip is to be charged to ETS/Northern Pipeline cost center or project code.
Please can you let me know what company number and code to charge this to. The total cost of his trip was $1603.28
Many thanks.
Sharon Killey
Assistant to John Brindle
Business Controls
Tel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
***********
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Helpers
Various functions used throughout Chyrp’s code.
Summary
| Helpers | Various functions used throughout Chyrp’s code. |
| Variables | |
| $time_start | Times Chyrp. |
| $l10n | Stores loaded gettext domains. |
| Functions | |
| session | Begins Chyrp’s custom session storage whatnots. |
| error | Shows an error message. |
| show_403 | Shows an error message with a 403 HTTP header. |
| logged_in | Returns whether or not they are logged in by returning the Visitor.$id (which defaults to 0). |
| load_translator | Loads a .mo file for gettext translation. |
| __ | Returns a translated string. |
| _p | Returns a plural (or not) form of a translated string. |
| _f | Returns a formatted translated string. |
| redirect | Redirects to the given URL and exits immediately. |
| url | Mask for Route->url(). |
| pluralize | Returns a pluralized string. This is a port of Rails’s pluralizer. |
| depluralize | Returns a depluralized string. This is the inverse of pluralize. |
| truncate | Truncates a string to the given length, optionally taking into account HTML tags, and/or keeping words in tact. |
| when | Returns date formatting for a string that isn’t a regular time() value |
| datetime | Returns a standard datetime string based on either the passed timestamp or their time offset, usually for MySQL inserts. |
| fix | Returns a HTML-sanitized version of a string. |
| unfix | Returns the reverse of fix(). |
| lang_code | Returns the passed language code (e.g. en_US) to the human-readable text (e.g. English (US)) |
| sanitize | Returns a sanitized string, typically for URLs. |
| trackback_respond | Responds to a trackback request. |
| trackback_send | Sends a trackback request. |
| send_pingbacks | Sends pingback requests to the URLs in a string. |
| grab_urls | Crawls a string for links. |
| pingback_url | Checks if a URL is pingback-capable. |
| camelize | Converts a given string to camel-case. |
| decamelize | Decamelizes a string. |
| selected | If $val1 == $val2, outputs or returns selected=”selected” |
| checked | If $val == 1 (true), outputs ‘ checked=”checked”’ |
| module_enabled | Returns whether the given module is enabled or not. |
| feather_enabled | Returns whether the given feather is enabled or not. |
| fallback | Sets a given variable if it is not set. |
| oneof | Returns the first argument that is set and non-empty. |
| random | Returns a random string. |
| unique_filename | Makes a given filename unique for the uploads directory. |
| upload | Moves an uploaded file to the uploads directory. |
| upload_from_url | Copy a file from a specified URL to their upload directory. |
| uploaded | Returns a URL to an uploaded file. |
| timer_start | Starts the timer. |
| timer_stop | Stops the timer and returns the total time. |
| normalize | Attempts to normalize all newlines and whitespace into single spaces. |
| get_remote | Grabs the contents of a website/location. |
| self_url | Returns the current URL. |
| show_404 | Shows a 404 error message and immediately exits. |
| set_locale | Set locale in a platform-independent way |
| sanitize_input | Makes sure no inherently broken ideas such as magic_quotes break our application |
| match | Try to match a string against an array of regular expressions. |
| cancel_module | Temporarily removes a module from $config->enabled_modules. |
| time_in_timezone | Returns the appropriate time() for representing a timezone. |
| timezones | Returns an array of timezones that have unique offsets. Doesn’t count deprecated timezones. |
| set_timezone | Sets the timezone. |
| get_timezone() | Returns the current timezone. |
| error_panicker | Exits and states where the error occurred. |
| keywords | Handle keyword-searching. |
| init_extensions | Initialize all Modules and Feathers. |
| xml2arr | Recursively converts a SimpleXML object (and children) to an array. |
| arr2xml | Recursively adds an array (or object I guess) to a SimpleXML object. |
| relative_time | Returns the difference between the given timestamps or now. |
| list_notate | Notates an array as a list of things. |
| Send an email. Function arguments are exactly the same as the PHP mail() function. | |
| now | Alias to strtotime, for prettiness like now(“+1 day”). |
| comma_sep | Convert a comma-seperated string into an array of the listed values. |
logged_in
function logged_in()
Returns whether or not they are logged in by returning the Visitor.$id (which defaults to 0).
redirect
| function redirect( | $url, | |||
| $use_chyrp_url | = | false | ) |
Redirects to the given URL and exits immediately.
Parameters
| $url | The URL to redirect to. If it begins with / it will be relative to the Config.chyrp_url . |
| $use_chyrp_url | Use the Config.chyrp_url instead of Config.url for $urls beginning with / ? |
depluralize
| function depluralize( | $string, | |||
| $number | = | null | ) |
Returns a depluralized string. This is the inverse of pluralize.
Parameters
| $string | The string to depluralize. |
| $number | If passed, and this number is not 1, it will not depluralize. |
truncate
| function truncate( | $text, | |||
| $length | = | 100, | ||
| $ending | = | "...", | ||
| $exact | = | false, | ||
| $html | = | false | ) |
Truncates a string to the given length, optionally taking into account HTML tags, and/or keeping words in tact.
Parameters
| $text | String to shorten. |
| $length | Length to truncate to. |
| $ending | What to place at the end, e.g. “...”. |
| $exact | Break words? |
| $html | Auto-close cut-off HTML tags? |
Author
CakePHP team, code style modified.
unique_filename
| function unique_filename( | $name, | |||
| $path | = | "", | ||
| $num | = | 2 | ) |
Makes a given filename unique for the uploads directory.
Parameters
| $name | The name to check. |
| $path | Path to check in. |
| $num | Number suffix from which to start increasing if the filename exists. |
Returns
A unique version of the given $name.
upload
| function upload( | $file, | |||
| $extension | = | null, | ||
| $path | = | "", | ||
| $put | = | false | ) |
Moves an uploaded file to the uploads directory.
Parameters
| $file | The $_FILES value. |
| $extension | An array of valid extensions (case-insensitive). |
| $path | A sub-folder in the uploads directory (optional). |
| $put | Use copy() instead of move_uploaded_file()? |
Returns
The resulting filename from the upload.
keywords
| function keywords( | $query, | |||
| $plain, | ||||
| $table | = | null | ) |
Handle keyword-searching.
Parameters
| $query | The query to parse. |
| $plain | WHERE syntax to search for non-keyword queries. |
| $table | If specified, the keywords will be checked against this table’s columns for validity. |
Returns
An array containing the “WHERE” queries and the corresponding parameters.


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Just a heads-up to say that I’ll be out of town for the next several days, returning to Idaho on Thursday night. My wife and I are flying to Chicago tomorrow morning to attend 37signals’ Getting Real workshop on Monday, and we’ll be touring the town for a couple days afterward.
I’m still working on the next “Under the hood” article, which will explore route generation in Rails. It’s a hairy one, which is why it’s taking longer to write than the other two, but I hope to be able to post it sometime next week (probably Friday).
Cheers!


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This rule is deprecated, use {rule:squid:S2095} instead.


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locate
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: Jul 2005
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
locate - find files by nameSYNOPSIS
locate [OPTION]... PATTERN...
DESCRIPTION
locate reads one or more databases prepared by updatedb(8) and writes file names matching at least one of the PATTERNs to standard output, one per line.If --regex is not specified, PATTERNs can contain globbing characters. If any PATTERN contains no globbing characters, locate behaves as if the pattern were *PATTERN*.
By default, locate does not check whether files found in database still exist. locate can never report files created after the most recent update of the relevant database.
EXIT STATUS
locate exits with status 0 if any match was found or if locate was invoked with one of the --limit 0, --help, --statistics or --version options. If no match was found or a fatal error was encountered, locate exits with status 1.Errors encountered while reading a database are not fatal, search continues in other specified databases, if any.
OPTIONS
- -b, --basename
-
Match only the base name against the specified patterns.
This is the opposite of --wholename.
- -c, --count
-
Instead of writing file names on standard output,
write the number of matching entries only.
- -d, --database DBPATH
-
Replace the default database with DBPATH.
DBPATH
is a :-separated list of database file names.
If more than one
--database
option is specified,
the resulting path is a concatenation of the separate paths.
An empty database file name is replaced by the default database. A database file name - refers to the standard input. Note that a database can be read from the standard input only once.
- -e, --existing
-
Print only entries that refer to files existing at the time
locate
is run.
- -L, --follow
-
When checking whether files exist (if the
--existing
option is specified),
follow trailing symbolic links.
This causes broken symbolic links to be omitted from the output.
This is the default behavior. The opposite can be specified using --nofollow.
- -h, --help
-
Write a summary of the available options to standard output
and exit successfully.
- -i, --ignore-case
-
Ignore case distinctions when matching patterns.
- -l, --limit, -n LIMIT
-
Exit successfully after finding
LIMIT
entries.
If the
--count
option is specified,
the resulting count is also limited to LIMIT.
- -m, --mmap
-
Ignored, for compatibility with
BSD
and
GNU
locate.
- -P, --nofollow, -H
-
When checking whether files exist (if the
--existing
option is specified),
do not follow trailing symbolic links.
This causes broken symbolic links to be reported like other files.
This is the opposite of --follow.
- -0, --null
-
Separate the entries on output using the
ASCII NUL
character instead of
writing each entry on a separate line.
This option is designed for interoperability with the
--null
option of
GNU
xargs(1).
- -S, --statistics
-
Write statistics about each read database to standard output instead of
searching for files
and exit successfully.
- -q, --quiet
-
Write no messages about errors encountered while reading and processing
databases.
- -r, --regexp REGEXP
-
Search for a basic regexp REGEXP.
No PATTERNs are allowed if this option is used,
but this option can be specified multiple times.
- --regex
-
Interpret all PATTERNs as extended regexps.
- -s, --stdio
-
Ignored, for compatibility with
BSD
and
GNU
locate.
- -V, --version
-
Write information about the version and licence of
locate
on standard output and exit successfully.
- -w, --wholename
-
Match only the whole path name against the specified patterns.
This is the default behavior. The opposite can be specified using --basename.
EXAMPLES
To search for a file named exactly NAME (not *NAME*), use- locate -b '\NAME'
FILES
- /var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db
-
The database searched by default.
ENVIRONMENT
- LOCATE_PATH
-
Path to additional databases,
added after the default database or the databases specified using the
--database
option.
NOTES
The order in which the requested databases are processed is unspecified, which allows locate to reorder the database path for security reasons.locate attempts to be compatible to slocate (without the options used for creating databases) and GNU locate, in that order. This is the reason for the impractical default --follow option and for the confusing set of --regex and --regexp options.
The short spelling of the -r option is incompatible to GNU locate, where it corresponds to the --regex option. Use the long option names to avoid confusion.
The LOCATE_PATH environment variable replaces the default database in BSD and GNU locate, but it is added to other databases in this implementation and slocate.
AUTHOR
Miloslav Trmac<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ALSO
updatedb(8)
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Simple Lock Words
A simple lock enforces mutual exclusion, typically with regard to control of a resource, between multiple tasks. Unlike a normal lock, it does not establish a queue of multiple waiting tasks, but rather no particular order is established for which task claims the lock when multiple tasks are waiting on the lock to be released by another task. Simple locks are optimized for speed when claiming locks that are only held for very short periods of time, and particularly on multicore systems they should not be held for long because other tasks which attempt to claim them on other cores will spinwait until the lock is freed. Simple locks provide no means of avoiding priority inversion, which is another reason for avoiding holding them for long. Also, no means are provided to avoid double locking, so if a task double locks a simple lock it will hang forever until it is killed.
slock
The following words are in slock
:
slock-size
( – bytes )
Get the size of a simple lock in bytes.
init-slock
( addr – )
Initialize a simple lock starting at the specified address addr; note that it must be slock-size
bytes in size.
try-claim-slock
( slock – success? )
Attempt to claim a simple lock slock and return whether claiming it was successful.
claim-slock
( slock – )
Attempt to claim a simple lock slock; if the simple lock is already held, continually attempt to claim the simple lock until it can be successfully claimed. In that case, if the simple lock is held by another task on the same core as the task attempting to claim it, give up the processor after each unsuccessful attempt to claim the simple lock; if it is held by another task on a different core, spinwait instead.
release-slock
( slock – )
Release a simple lock slock. If other tasks are waiting to claim the simple lock, the first one to attempt to claim it next will claim it.
with-slock
( xt slock – )
Execute an xt xt with a given simple lock slock locked while it executes, unlocking it afterwards. If an exception is raised by xt, unlock lock and then re-raise the exception.


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Equal Loudness Contour Estimation
A simple program to estimate your individual Equal Loudness Contour.
▶ Play noise
▶ Increase freq.
▶ Decrease freq.
Ref/test:


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[2]
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 Users on computers with web browsers (is FOX, Safari, Chrome....) connect to web server host via the internet. Web server host contain HTML files which are sent back to the users when requestd.
HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language. HTML documents form the majority of the content on the web. HTML documents contain text content which describes "what you see" and markup which describes "how it looks".
HTML tags are the hidden keywords within a web page that define how the browser must format and display the content. Most tags must have two parts, an opening and a closing part. For example, is the opening tag and is the closing tag.
An HTML element is an individual component of an HTML document or web page, once this has been parsed into the Document Object Model. HTML is composed of a tree of HTML elements and other nodes, such as text nodes. Each element can have HTML attributes specified.
You can create a grid of boxes that fills the browser width and wraps nicely. This has been possible for a long time using float , but now with inline-block it's even easier. Inline-block elements are like inline elements but they can have a width and height.
A block level element that can be used as a container for other HTML elements. The element has no special meaning. It has no required attributes, but style and class are common. Because it is a block level element, the browser will display line breaks before and after it.
Computers are only as smart as the programs that it contains. One's and Zero's. They take code literaly.
Elements are either Inline or block.Block elements form an "invisible box" around the content inside of them.
HTML documents form a tree structure that starts at "the root" and branches to "the leaves". This shows up in the browser as a seriese of nested boxes. Boxes in side of boxes.
The boxes show the relationship of boxes nested inside of boxes.
Text editors are simple low-frills test editored made to help programmers generated code more easier. Sublime is a good example. Some editores will automatically make correections to your errors
The div tag is nothing more than a container unit that encapsulates other page elements and divides the HTML document into sections. Web developers use div elements to group together HTML elements and apply CSS styles to many elements at once. For instance, by wrapping a set of paragraph elements into a div element, the developer can take advantage of CSS styles and apply a font to all paragraphs at once by applying a font style to the div tag instead of coding the same style for each paragraph element.
The HTML element is a generic inline container for phrasing content, which does not inherently represent anything. It can be used to group elements for styling purposes (using the class or id attributes), or because they share attribute values, such semantic element is appropriate. ,=span is very much like a div element, but div is a block-level element whereas a span is an inline element. It should be used only when no other
All HTML elements can be considered as boxes. In CSS, the term "box model" is used when talking about design and layout. The CSS box model is essentially a box that wraps around HTML elements, and it consists of: margins, borders, padding, and the actual content. The box model allows us to add a border around elements, and to define space between elements.
The style of an HTML element is a bunch of rules which describe how that element should look. This style can be specified in a CSS file.
Avoid repetition when programming. If you give the same style to similar elements, you can reap the benefits of this when you quickly and easily modify all of them at once just by changing a single line of CSS.


MassCalculator is an open-source organization on GitHub that develops software tools for calculating the masses of various objects and substances.
masscalculator-cli repository contains a command-line interface (CLI) application for the MassCalculator software. It uses the masscalculator-core library as a backend to calculate the masses of various objects and substances. The CLI application provides a console-friendly interface for users to interact with MassCalculator from their terminal or command prompt.
masscalculator-core is a repository, that provides a library for calculating the weight of an object based on its material and shape. The library supports stl and dxf file formats and allows users to specify the desired thickness when extruding the dxf file. The materials used in the library conform to the International System of Units (SI).
masscalculator-docker is a repository, where you can find the Docker container for the MassCalculator software. Use this container to easily set up and run MassCalculator on your local machine or server.
masscalculator-gui repository is where you can find the graphical user interface (GUI) application for MassCalculator, which makes use of the masscalculator-core library to provide a user-friendly way to calculate the mass of various objects and substances. With this application, you can easily input your object's dimensions and material properties and get an accurate mass calculation in seconds.


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Panthers
Rules
- 1. Select as many boxes as you'd like
- a. You can unselect by clicking that box again
- b. You can select boxes up until the night before the Super Bowl
- 2. Once all boxes have been selected, numbers will be assigned randomly to the row and column headers.
- a. Numbers 0-9 will be assigned to columns and rows corrosponding to each team.
- b. These numbers represent the last digit of each teams score through out the game.
- 3. At the end of each quarter there will be a winner (4 chances to win in all), in order to be the winner for that quarter you must for example:
- My boxes Panthers: 1 / Broncos: 4, I win if the score for that quarter was 11-14 or even 21-24.
Payouts
- 1st: $125
- Halftime: $250
- 3rd: $125
- Final: $500


My name is Sudip Adhikari and I am originally from Nepal, the land of Mount Everest. I recently transitioned out of Army. I graduated from Morgan State University with a Electrical and Computer Engineering degree in 2013 and joined the millitary after college. I am currently living at Bellevue, WA with my wife. My hobbies include watching and playing soccer, playing FIFA and hiking.
My name is Williams Osunkwo, I am a SDE Apprentice at AWS. I am originally from Nigeria. I came to the US in 2013 and currently live in Seattle WA. I obtained a Bachelors degree in computer science and an associates degree in information technology from Cameron University in 2018, after which I enlisted in the US Army Reserves and I am currently serving in a reserve center at JBLM. Before joining Amazon I worked as a Technical Solutions Analyst at Cerner Corporation. My favorite thing to in my free time is travel and play soccer
Professional handyman in real life. And now in the matrix.
Hello. I am Saurav, a US Army veteran. I graduate from South Dakota State University and worked there for 3 years as a .Net Developer. Fixing one bug at a time!
I am a Software Development Apprentice at AWS, Directory Services team. My most recent experience has been handling petroleum at US Army. In the Army, I supported an organization of 500 employee, about 300 motor vehicles and equipment with petroleum products. One reason I particularly am enjoy coding is the challenges we face to build awesome applications. Being a new field, feels like even more challenging. I graduated from Metropolitan State University, Saint Paul MN majoring in Management Information Systems. Here at Code Fellows, I feel I am learning a lot to become a successful at programming. I like playing ping-pong in my free time. I was born and raised in Pokhara, Nepal which is also a rainy city like Seattle.


As I travel this journey for the perfect beer I want to be able to show off some of the tasty craft brews I have been able to create along the way.
My journey started in a Seattle Hop Shop. A well known shop that held weekly classes and provided me with some of the best hops and grains available in the area. After a couple years of brewing, I began to experiment with my own recipes, looking to make the perfect craft beer that I would be proud to share with friends family and now you.
As I work towards my goal of becoming a well known brewer I am hoping that this site will bring attention to the craft I am proud of. Showing off my creations will keep me inspired to continue. Continue to make one of the best beverages loved around the globe!


Tom Wright
is researching the effect of disease on the human eye. He creates
tools to analyse high resolution imaging and electro-physiological
signals and integrate the results with demographic and phenotypic
information scrapped from a variety of sources. His love of the
command line started with 10 PRINT "hello" GOTO 10
.
Maintainer: R for Reproducible Scientific Analysis


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About me
I’ve worked as a beat reporter, long-form feature writer, editor in chief, business operations manager, general manager of an interior design technology company, and now as a marketing director. Along the way, I’ve collaborated with web developers and programmers and often wondered how the guts of the properties and applications they built worked. I felt like I made so many decisions about how software, web applications and user experiences would functions, but never actually built the things myself.
Now, I’ll learn how to. I am studying programming from the ground up, starting with markup languages and moving on to Javascript and beyond. I can’t say for sure what my specialization will be in, but I want to make beautiful, useful web and mobile applications, and leverage my “softer” skills — creative writing, graphic design, understanding how non-technical people want to interact with software — along the way.
Here you’ll find examples of my programming work and my design and writing projects. I hope you find your time here useful.
Work Portfolio
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Favorite Band Webpage
An exercise in setting up the basic HTML structure of a webpage with images, styling and positioning image elements and applying other basic CSS styling.
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Dog Blog
Creating a blog from the perspective of my dog, Noodles, using HTML and CSS and then creating a gh-pages branch and a properly structured README file.
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Animal Shelter Webpage
An exercise in using HTML column elements to organize information and structure a market-style webpage and CSS to make the webpage responsive.
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Wikipedia Page
We were given a Wikipedia page and told to recreate it as best we could using Bootstrap components, custom stylesheets and HTML structure of our own creation. Introduced nav components, and incorporated floats, the grid layout method, and the jumbotron component.
Education and Skills
University of Washington, 2005-2009
Bachelor's of Art, Journalism and Honors English Lit
Epicodus, 2017
Introduction to Programming
Skillsets
- HTML
- CSS
- Git
- Graphic design
- Technical and marketing writing
- Project management
- Strategic planning and business development


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The vineyards are located in the center of the Corbières massif where vineyards , olives trees and truffle oaks are the only possible culture. Ten years ago Jean-Marie Espeut started to cultivate the vineyards owned by his family since three generations. He selected the best parcels for Syrah and Mourvèdre in the mountains of the little village Saint Laurent de la Cabrerisse. That soil is rich on clay and chalk.
This area has very low rainfall and a North-West wind called "Cers" are limiting the use of treatments.
The soils are plough, grapes are manually picked up in a first selection in the vineyards and then transported in crates. A second selection followed in the wine cellar. The berries are after that poured manually into tanks of 500 gallons each. At the beginning of the fermentation punching of berries ( pigeage) is frequently performed manually and then in longer intervals. The fermentation time takes 21 days for the Mourvèdre and 26 days for the Syrah. Half of the harvest is aging in new oak barrels for about 9 month.
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Lists are used to display rows of information, such as a contact list, playlist, or menu. Or maybe something crazy we don't even know exists yet!
_For more information, Check out the [List API docs](../api/components/list/List) and the [Item API docs](../api/components/item/Item)._
Adding [icons](#icons) to list items is a great way to hint about the contents of each item. The position of the icon can be set using the `item-start` and `item-end` attributes. The size of the icon defaults to `small`, and can be made larger with the `large` attribute.
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Item avatars showcase an image larger than an icon, but smaller than a thumbnail. To use an avatar, add an `` component inside of an item. The position of the avatar can be set using the `item-start` and `item-end` attributes:
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Multi-line lists are identical to regular lists, except items have multiple lines of text. When an `` component contains multiple header or paragraph elements, it will automatically expand it’s height to fit the new lines of text. Below is an example with three lines of text:
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Sliding items can be swiped to the left or right to reveal a hidden set of buttons. To use a sliding item, add an `ion-item-sliding` component inside of an `ion-list` component. Next, add an `` component inside of the sliding item to contain the buttons.
For more information, Check out the [API docs](../api/components/item/ItemSliding).
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Item thumbnails showcase an image that takes up the entire height of an item. To use a thumbnail, add an `` component inside of an item. The position of the thumbnail can be set using the `item-start` and `item-end` attributes:
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I need a good holy build I was thinking something along the lines of Paladin/cleric/(monk).. The character is an Angel of Death..just to give you a little bit of info oh and I need atleast 5 lvls in each class..server rule _________________ If there is no struggle there is no progress.
Edited By Lord Valtorr on 10/23/08 15:06
I Valtorr! Tis I, Merlin from Arleah. How about something like The Divine Blender by Mithdrates? Just subtract two Paladin levels and add them to Monk.
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hmm looks pretty good..you never saw me here merlin >.> _________________ If there is no struggle there is no progress.
Gotcha. BTW, if you wanted you could try doing the math right and adding three levels to Monk... Maybe four for IKD.


This is how much you are willing to pay someone who helps you complete this tasq. Below are examples of common prices
Free Tasks
Borrowing StuffExample: Does anyone have an electric drill that we could borrow for an hour? Attempting to build a picnic table at Kappa
Small tasks 1-10$
Pet SittingExample: 6 pack of Stella and two glow in the dark dice +$6 and playtime with puppy Clara at boo.
Transportation Short DistancesExample: $5 for someone to pick me up at CalTrain at 11:05. Message me
On Campus FoodExample: $6 plus cost for a bottle of yellow tail Pinot Grigio, goat cheese and a French baguette to B5
Medium tasks 10-20$
Moving FurnatureExample: $15 Housemate needs bed moved from Flamingo to Park Centrals tomorrow anytime after 6pm. Need a truck.Example: $20 and a 30 rack to whoever can help my mom move a mattress from Tenspot to Oasis
tomorrow!
Example: $15 to anyone who could help me move a couch tonight or tomorrow morning before 10 am! Please I'm small
TransportationExample: $15 for someone to pick me up from SJC at 9:30 tonightExample: $25 for someone to move a mattress from 840 poplar to cabana on july 7. Message me!
Big tasks over 20$
Transportation Long DistancesExample: $25 for a ride to Santa Clara Univeristy from SFO at 12:45pm today.Example: Hey $40 for someone to drive from santa clara to san jose and back asap.
Hourly Tasks
Moving StuffExample: 15$/hour if anyone can help lug boxes and some light furniture from a first floor apartment at Park Central to a Uhaul around 3:30 I can pay $15 an hour


PERLCHEAT
Section: Perl Programmers Reference Guide (1)Updated: 2009-02-12
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
perlcheat - Perl 5 Cheat SheetDESCRIPTION
This 'cheat sheet' is a handy reference, meant for beginning Perl programmers. Not everything is mentioned, but 195 features may already be overwhelming.The sheet
CONTEXTS SIGILS ARRAYS HASHES void $scalar whole: @array %hash scalar @array slice: @array[0, 2] @hash{'a', 'b'} list %hash element: $array[0] $hash{'a'} &sub *glob SCALAR VALUES number, string, reference, glob, undef REFERENCES \ references $$foo[1] aka $foo->[1] $@%&* dereference $$foo{bar} aka $foo->{bar} [] anon. arrayref ${$$foo[1]}[2] aka $foo->[1]->[2] {} anon. hashref ${$$foo[1]}[2] aka $foo->[1][2] \() list of refs NUMBERS vs STRINGS LINKS OPERATOR PRECEDENCE = = perl.plover.com -> + . search.cpan.org ++ -- == != eq ne cpan.org ** < > <= >= lt gt le ge pm.org ! ~ \ u+ u- <=> cmp tpj.com =~ !~ perldoc.com * / % x SYNTAX + - . for (LIST) { }, for (a;b;c) { } << >> while ( ) { }, until ( ) { } named uops if ( ) { } elsif ( ) { } else { } < > <= >= lt gt le ge unless ( ) { } elsif ( ) { } else { } == != <=> eq ne cmp for equals foreach (ALWAYS) & | ^ REGEX METACHARS REGEX MODIFIERS && ^ string begin /i case insens. || $ str. end (before \n) /m line based ^$ .. ... + one or more /s . includes \n ?: * zero or more /x ign. wh.space = += -= *= etc. ? zero or one /g global , => {3,7} repeat in range /o cmpl pat. once list ops () capture not (?:) no capture REGEX CHARCLASSES and [] character class . == [^\n] or xor | alternation \s == whitespace \b word boundary \w == word characters \z string end \d == digits DO \S, \W and \D negate use strict; DON'T use warnings; "$foo" LINKS my $var; $$variable_name perl.com open() or die $!; `$userinput` use.perl.org use Modules; /$userinput/ perl.apache.org FUNCTION RETURN LISTS stat localtime caller SPECIAL VARIABLES 0 dev 0 second 0 package $_ default variable 1 ino 1 minute 1 filename $0 program name 2 mode 2 hour 2 line $/ input separator 3 nlink 3 day 3 subroutine $\ output separator 4 uid 4 month-1 4 hasargs $| autoflush 5 gid 5 year-1900 5 wantarray $! sys/libcall error 6 rdev 6 weekday 6 evaltext $@ eval error 7 size 7 yearday 7 is_require $$ process ID 8 atime 8 is_dst 8 hints $. line number 9 mtime 9 bitmask @ARGV command line args 10 ctime just use @INC include paths 11 blksz POSIX:: 3..9 only @_ subroutine args 12 blcks strftime! with EXPR %ENV environment
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The first version of this document appeared on Perl Monks, where several people had useful suggestions. Thank you, Perl Monks.A special thanks to Damian Conway, who didn't only suggest important changes, but also took the time to count the number of listed features and make a Perl 6 version to show that Perl will stay Perl.
AUTHOR
Juerd Waalboer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with the help of many Perl Monks.SEE ALSO
http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=216602 the original PM post http://perlmonks.org/?node_id=238031 Damian Conway's Perl 6 version http://juerd.nl/site.plp/perlcheat home of the Perl Cheat Sheet
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These layouts were created using Foundation 3, which allows for rapid responsive prototyping. Take a gander through the layouts and you might actually find something that sparks an idea for a real project. If you want to add a layout or headline, just send me the code or an image of what it should look like.


| TextGridShiny-shiny {TextGridShiny} | R Documentation |
Output and render functions for using TextGridShiny within Shiny applications and interactive Rmd documents.
TextGridShinyOutput(outputId, width = "100%", height = "100%") renderTextGridShiny(expr, env = parent.frame(), quoted = FALSE)
outputId |
output variable to read from |
width, height |
Must be a valid CSS unit (like |
expr |
An expression that generates a TextGridShiny |
env |
The environment in which to evaluate |
quoted |
Is |
#----------------------- Most basic example ----------------- ## Not run: library(shiny) library(TextGridShiny) app <- shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( TextGridShinyOutput("mytextgridannotation") ), server = function(input, output) { output$mytextgridannotation <- renderTextGridShiny( TextGridShiny("inst/extdata/oran.TextGrid") ) } ) runApp(app) ## End(Not run)


Priyanka Chopra Jonas is unveiled as the Crocs campaign star for 2020
NEW YORK, Nov 1 — Priyanka Chopra Jonas is kicking back — in her Crocs.
The actor and activist is fronting the comfort-focused footwear brand’s 2020 “Come As You Are” campaign, which sees her showcase how Crocs can be fashionably styled for day or night.
“Priyanka embodies the ethos of ‘Come As You Are’ with her unique and expressive style and fashion sensibility,” said Terence Reilly, Crocs SVP and chief marketing officer, in a statement. “As the campaign transitions into empowering people to proclaim and express their one-of-a-kindness, she will be a beacon for how some of our newest 2020 collections can be uniquely styled to suit individual personalities and lifestyles, showcasing that being yourself, being comfortable and looking stylish are not mutually exclusive.”
Crocs is marking the new partnership by teaming up with the children’s organisation Unicef — for which Priyanka is a Goodwill Ambassador — on a donation programme that will aid children all over the world.
Priyanka is not the first celebrity to lend her support to Crocs — earlier this year, actors Zooey Deschanel and Natalie Dormer were signed up to front the 2019 “Come As You Are” campaign, and in 2018 the brand released a limited-edition collection with Drew Barrymore. — AFP-Relaxnews


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GLib is a general-purpose utility library, which provides many useful data types, macros, type conversions, string utilities, file utilities, a mainloop abstraction, and so on. It works on many UNIX-like platforms, as well as Windows and OS X.
GLib provides the core application building blocks for libraries and applications written in C. It provides the core object system used in GNOME, the main loop implementation, and a large set of utility functions for strings and common data structures.
GObject and GMainLoop!
GLib is not The GNU C Library (glibc)!
GLib is to C what STL + Boost is to C++?
It can be also used in other C/C++ apps!
Atomic Operations, The Main Event Loop, Threads, Thread Pool, Asynchronous Queues, Dynamic Loading Modules, Memory Slices, Message Logging and Debugging, String Utilities, Unicode, Base64, HMAC Digests, I18N, Date / Time and Time Zone, Process Spawning, Regex, XML Parser, Key-value File Parser, Unit Testing, List, Queue, Sequence, Hash Table, Dynamic Array, Balanced Binary Tree, Variant in glib
Dynamic Type System, GObject Base Class, Signals, Closures, Binding in gobject
File Operations, File System Monitoring, Asynchronous I/O, Streaming I/O, Volumes and Drives, Low/High-level Network, TLS(SSL), DNS Resolution, Low/High-level D-Bus, Settings, Resources, Application Framework in gio
What’s important about object-oriented programming is the techniques, not the languages used.
This is one of the today's topics!
g_object_new()
can be used to instantiate any GType which inherits from the GObject base type.
GtkWidget *widget;
widget = g_object_new (GTK_TYPE_BUTTON, NULL);
GTK_TYPE_WIDGET, GTK_TYPE_BUTTON, GTK_TYPE_LABEL, ...
CLUTTER_TYPE_ACTOR, CLUTTER_TYPE_IMAGE, CLUTTER_TYPE_CANVAS, ...
WEBKIT_TYPE_WEB_VIEW, WEBKIT_TYPE_WEB_PAGE, WEBKIT_TYPE_URI_REQUEST, ...
GST_TYPE_ELEMENT, GST_TYPE_PAD, GST_TYPE_TASK, ...
NM_TYPE_SETTING, NM_TYPE_CONNECTION, NM_TYPE_SETTING_WIRED, ...
{MODULE_PREFIX}_TYPE_{OBJECT}
Most *_new()
functions just wrap g_object_new()
call.
GtkWidget *
gtk_button_new (void)
{
return g_object_new (GTK_TYPE_BUTTON, NULL);
}
ClutterActor *
clutter_actor_new (void)
{
return g_object_new (CLUTTER_TYPE_ACTOR, NULL);
}
Use g_object_destroy()
?
No, there is no API to destroy object instances directly.
Instead, decrease the reference count of objects.
The reference count of all newly created objects is one. When the reference count reaches zero, objects are destroyed (disposed and finalized).
you can increase and decrease the reference count with g_object_ref()
/ g_object_unref()
functions respectively.
They're thread-safe!
Not all objects have initial reference count one.
Some objects inherit GInitiallyUnowned
object, which has floating reference.
It's commonly used for the container to own the children in widget system like GTK+, Clutter.
Without floating references:
ClutterActor *parent = clutter_stage_new ();
ClutterActor *child = clutter_text_new ();
clutter_actor_add_child (parent, child);
g_object_unref (child);
...
g_object_unref (parent); /* Destroy an stage with all children. */
With floating references:
ClutterActor *parent = clutter_stage_new ();
clutter_actor_add_child (parent, clutter_text_new ());
...
g_object_unref (parent); /* Destroy an stage with all children. */
clutter_actor_add_child()
function calls g_object_ref_sink()
internally.
g_object_ref_sink()
increases the reference count of object, and possibly remove the floating reference, if object has a floating reference.
Note that ownership is moved to the container from the child creator.
It is used for notification when an object is finalized.
They are called "weak references" because they allow you to safely hold a pointer to an object without calling g_object_ref()
(g_object_ref()
adds a strong reference, that is, forces the object to stay alive).
static ClutterActor *my_friends[10];
...
static void cut_off (gpointer data, GObject *object_was)
{
my_friends[GPOINTER_TO_INT (data)] = NULL;
}
...
for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
ClutterActor *f = clutter_actor_new ();
clutter_actor_add_child (stage, f);
...
my_friends[i] = f;
g_object_add_weak_ref (G_OBJECT (f), cut_off, GINT_TO_POINTER (i));
/* g_object_add_weak_pointer (G_OBJECT (f), &my_friends[i]); */
}
One of GObject's nice features is its generic get/set mechanism for object properties.
They are mostly defined statically in class definition code, Check reference manuals for the object!
ClutterActor *text = clutter_text_new ();
g_object_set (G_OBJECT (text),
"text", "Hello, GNOME Korea!",
"color", CLUTTER_COLOR_Yellow,
NULL);
...
gchar *str;
g_object_get (G_OBJECT (text),
"text", &str,
NULL);
...
g_free (str);
Note that most values via g_object_{get/set}()
are duplicated or object referenced!
ClutterTextBuffer *buf;
gchar *str;
gboolean markup;
g_object_get (G_OBJECT (text), /* ClutterText */
"buffer", &buf,
"text", &str,
"use-markup", &markup,
NULL);
...
g_free (str);
g_object_unref (buf);
Most properties have C accessor functions.
const gchar *clutter_text_get_text (ClutterText *self);
void clutter_text_set_text (ClutterText *self,
const gchar *text);
ClutterTextBuffer *clutter_text_get_buffer (ClutterText *self);
void clutter_text_set_buffer (ClutterText *self,
ClutterTextBuffer *buffer);
Note that not all parameters are duplicated or object referenced, check reference manual carefully.
If it's ambiguous, check the source, Luke!
GtkWidget *button = gtk_check_button_new_with_label ("iPhone User");
GtkWidget *entry = gtk_entry_new (); /* iPhone Model Name */
g_object_bind_property (button, "active",
entry, "sensitive",
G_BINDING_SYNC_CREATE);
Check GBindingFlags
and g_object_bind_property_full()
for more use cases.
g_object_set_data_full (G_OBJECT (obj),
"private-name", g_strdup ("Smigol"),
g_free);
/* g_object_set_data (G_OBJECT (obj), "private-name", "Smigol"); */
...
gchar *priv_name;
priv_name = g_object_get_data (G_OBJECT (obj), "private-name");
It can be used as an hash table per object.
They connect arbitrary application-specific events with any number of listeners.
They could be used to implement design patterns like Observer Pattern, Decorator Pattern, Message Passing, ...
They are mostly defined statically in class definition code, check reference manuals for the object!
static guint sigid;
static void
on_clicked (ClutterClickAction *action,
ClutterActor *actor,
gpointer user_data)
{
g_signal_handler_disconnect (action, sigid);
}
...
ClutterAction *action = clutter_click_action_new ();
clutter_actor_add_action (actor, action);
sigid = g_signal_connect (action,
"clicked",
G_CALLBACK (on_clicked),
NULL);
Check g_signal_handler_block()
and g_signal_handler_unblock()
functions.
static gboolean
event_received (ClutterActor *actor,
ClutterEvent *event,
gpointer user_data)
{
/* Ignore scroll events in stage actor. */
return clutter_event_type () == CLUTTER_SCROLL ? TRUE : FALSE;
}
...
g_signal_connect (stage,
"event",
G_CALLBACK (event_received),
NULL);
It must return TRUE if the vent has been handled by this handler(object), or FALSE to continue the emission.
static void
text_changed (GObject *object,
GParamSpec *pspec,
gpointer data)
{
g_print ("text is changed to %s\n",
clutter_text_get_text (CLUTTER_TEXT (object)));
}
...
g_signal_connect (text, /* ClutterText */
"notify::text",
G_CALLBACK (text_changed),
NULL);
Check g_object_notify()
, g_object_freeze_notify()
, g_object_thaw_notify()
and g_object_bind_property()
functions.
The main event loop manages all the available sources of events for GLib and other applications.
Events can come from any number of different types of sources such as X events, file descriptors (plain files, pipes or sockets) and timeouts.
GMainLoop *loop = g_main_loop_new (NULL, FALSE);
/* Run endless loop until g_main_loop_quit() is called. */
g_main_loop_run (loop);
A main context is linked to a main loop.
The default main loop is used in most toolkit systems.
Check gtk_main()
/ gtk_main_quit()
and
clutter_main()
/ clutter_main_quit()
source.
Extra Main Event Loop:
GMainContext *context = g_main_context_new ();
GMainLoop *loop = g_main_loop_new (context, FALSE);
g_main_loop_run (loop);
Main Event Loop per Thread: (since 2.22)
GMainContext *context = g_main_context_new ();
g_main_context_push_thread_default (context);
...
GMainLoop *loop = g_main_loop_new (loop, FALSE);
g_main_loop_run (loop);
static gboolean one_time (gpointer data)
{
g_print ("hello, idle %d!\n", GPOINTER_TO_INT (data));
return G_SOURCE_REMOVE; /* FALSE before 2.32 */
}
...
g_idle_add (one_time, GINT_TO_POINTER (100));
static gboolean periodic (gpointer data)
{
int *counter = data;
g_print ("hello, timeout %d!\n", *counter);
(*counter)++;
return G_SOURCE_CONTINUE; /* TRUE before 2.32 */
}
...
int a = 0;
guint id = g_timeout_add (1000, periodic, &a);
/* g_timeout_add_seconds (1, periodic, &a); */
...
g_source_remove (id);
G_PRIORITY_HIGH
(-100)G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT
(0) : timeoutG_PRIORITY_HIGH_IDLE
(100)G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE
(200) : idleG_PRIORITY_LOW
(300)
You can use other priorities also freely at your own risk!
static gboolean one_time (gpointer data)
{
g_print ("hello, idle '%s'!\n", (gchar *) data);
return G_SOURCE_REMOVE; /* FALSE */
}
...
g_idle_add_full (G_PRIORITY_HIGH_IDLE,
one_time,
g_strdup ("GNOME Asia"),
g_free);
...
int a = 0;
g_timeout_add_full (G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT_IDLE - 10,
1000,
periodic,
&a,
NULL);
GDK_PRIORITY_EVENT
(0) : X / Backend eventsGDK_PRIORITY_REDRAW
(120) : GTK+ redrawingCLUTTER_PRIORITY_EVENT
(0) : GLX / Backend eventsCLUTTER_PRIORITY_REDRAW
(150) : Clutter redrawing
If you need to update some GUI information, use higher priority than redrawing operation, which optimizes several drawing requests.
But, too many higher events will prevent GUI events from being processed to freeze GUI.
guint g_idle_add_context (GMainContext *context,
gint priority,
GSourceFunc func,
gpointer user_data,
GDestroyNotify notify) {
GSource *src; guint id;
src = g_idle_source_new ();
g_source_set_priority (src, priority);
g_source_set_callback (src, func, user_data, notify);
id = g_source_attach (src,
context ? context : g_main_context_get_thread_default ());
g_source_unref (src);
return id;
}
...
src = g_timeout_source_new (interval);
...
Note that all idle / timeout / event source functions are thread-safe.


The 2D contour histogram shows the relationship between each categories likes and dislikes
The 3DScatter shows a 3-dimenssional
Bubble Chart shows that


About Saturn and its Moon January 24, 2017January 24, 2017 by RVS Sir, Introduction On June 30, 2004, the Cassini spacecraft entered orbit around Saturn to begin the first in-depth, up-close study of the ringed planet and its domain. As expected, the Saturn System has provided an incredible wealth of opportunities for exploration and discovery. With its initial four-year tour of the Saturn system complete as well as an initial two-year extended mission called the Cassini Equinox Mission, the spacecraft is conducting a second extended mission called the Cassini Solstice Mission. “We’re looking at a string of remarkable discoveries — about Saturn’s magnificent rings, its amazing moons, its dynamic magnetosphere and about Titan’s surface and atmosphere,” says Dr. Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist. “Some of the mission highlights so far include discovering that Titan has Earth-like processes and that the small moon Enceladus has a hot-spot at its southern pole, jets on the surface that spew out ice crystals and evidence of liquid water beneath its surface.” Cassini’s observations of Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, have given scientists a glimpse of what Earth might have been like before life evolved. They now believe Titan possesses many parallels to Earth, including lakes, rivers, channels, dunes, rain, snow, clouds, mountains and possibly volcanoes. The spray of icy particles from the surface jets collectively forms a towering plume three times taller than the width of Enceladus. The moons diameter is about 500 kilometers (around 300 miles) It is now thought that the plume feeds particles into Saturn’s most expansive ring, the E ring. Already in the extended mission, the spacecraft has come as close as 25 kilometers (15 miles) from the moon’s surface. The results from the Cassini spacecraft and the European Space Agency’s Huygens probe, which plunged through Titan’s dense, smoggy atmosphere to its surface, have generated hundreds of scientific articles and been the subject of special issues of the world's most important scientific journals. The first four years of the Cassini-Huygens saga brought a new dimension of understanding of the complex and diverse Saturn system. The first, two-year Cassini Equinox Mission brought continued excitement. During that extended mission the spacecraft made 60 additional orbits of Saturn, 26 flybys of Titan, seven of Enceladus, and one each of Dione, Rhea and Helene. Investigations of Saturn’s rings, the planet itself and new places within Saturn’s magnetosphere also took place. Why the “Cassini Solstice Mission?” Cassini arrived just after Saturn’s northern winter solstice, and this latest extension continues until a few months past northern summer solstice in May 2017. The northern summer solstice marks the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere and winter in the southern hemisphere. A complete seasonal period on Saturn has never been studied at this level of detail. The Solstice mission schedule calls for an additional 155 orbits around the planet, 54 flybys of Titan and 11 flybys of the icy moon Enceladus. An alien spacecraft dispatched to Earth could gain much greater insight into our planet's workings by observing seasonal changes in the atmosphere, oceans and land. The situation is similar at Saturn. With a healthy spacecraft and a powerful suite of instruments, Cassini scientists will continue to monitor the changing seasons on Titan and Saturn. Science Objectives The Cassini Solstice Mission is guided by a basic set of science goals that address major scientific questions about the planet, its magnetosphere and rings, Titan and the other icy moons. These objectives are listed in each of the following sections devoted to those topics. Scientists hope to learn answers to many questions that have developed during the course of the mission, including why Saturn seems to have an inconsistent rotation rate and how a probable subsurface ocean feeds Enceladus’ jets. A separate team of scientists plans the observation and measurements for each of the spacecraft’s 12 instruments and then analyzes the returned data. Each team is headed by a team leader or a principal investigator. Hundreds of scientists from the U.S., Europe, and across the globe participate in this international mission of exploration and discovery. Cassini Orbiter Instruments They survey and sniff, analyze and scrutinize. And of course, they take stunning images in various visible spectra. The 12 science instruments onboard the Cassini spacecraft are seemingly capable of doing it all. Each instrument is designed to carry out sophisticated scientific studies of Saturn, from collecting data in multiple regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, to studying dust particles, to characterizing Saturn’s plasma environment and magnetosphere. The instruments gather data for 27 diverse science investigations, providing scientists with an enormous amount of information on the most beautiful planet in our Solar System. Optical Remote Sensing Mounted on the remote sensing pallet, these instruments study Saturn and its rings and moons in the electromagnetic spectrum. Composite Infrared Spectrometer (CIRS) Imaging Science Subsystem (ISS) Ultraviolet Imaging Spectrograph (UVIS) Visible and Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (VIMS) Fields, Particles and Waves These instruments study the dust, plasma and magnetic fields around Saturn. While most don’t produce actual “pictures,” the information they collect is critical to scientists’ understanding of this rich environment. Cassini Plasma Spectrometer (CAPS) Cosmic Dust Analyzer (CDA) Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (INMS) Magnetometer (MAG) Magnetospheric Imaging Instrument (MIMI) Radio and Plasma Wave Science (RPWS) Microwave Remote Sensing Using radio waves, these instruments map atmospheres, determine the mass of moons, collect data on ring particle size, and unveil the surface of Titan. Radar Radio Science (RSS) R.V Shahabade We can wear a smile even when hurting and feel happy even while unhappy. It is called strength.


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title: "COSC 438: Game Design and Development"
shorttitle: "COSC 438"
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Syllabus
Schedule
Slack Group
Art resources
PICO-8 Manual
PICO-8 Zines
Curated PICO-8 Resources List
PICO-8 API
Practice Lua
PICO-8 Cheat Sheet
Sept 20 demo
Basic AI Lecture
Basic Procedural Generation Lecture
Desktop app for github
Github guides
Github Desktop guide, including installation
How to deal with merge conflicts
Homework
HW 1, due start of class 9/9
HW 2, due 11:59pm, 9/16
HW 3, due 11:59pm, 10/7
Github HW, due 10:40am, 10/21
Project Docs
Miniproject 1, due 9/23 [Teams]
Miniproject 2, due 10/9 [Teams]
Major Project
Proposal - due 10/18, 11:59pm
Playable demo milestone 1 - 11/1 (.p8 file via email before class)
Playable demo milestone 2 - 11/15 (.p8 file via email before class)
Beta version - due 11/26, (.html or link by 5:00pm via email)
Team reviews - due 12/10, 11:59pm via email
Gala - 12/11, 7-9pm
Final versions - due 12/13, 5:00pm via GitHub clone
Teams:
1.) Adams, Good, Lambert, Toledo
2.) Khan, Roe, Taylor, Trovinger
3.) Brown, Rohde, Romero, White
4.) McGrail, Sherman, True, Windahl
5.) Baird, Gorel, Manoly, Parkinson
2017 Games
Fall 2017:
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Carnie Castle - Perry Gordon, Tyler Jones, Alex Proctor, Harrison Ratcliffe
Monopoly Tower - Jerome Burley, Tommie Day, Olivia Lyons, Micah Rubin
Negation - Kyle Brewington, Josh Cheseman, Sinclair Fuh, Brendan Rollins
Viral - Madeleine Boies, John DeMey, Drew Merryman, Michael Russell, Michael von der Lippe


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James Clerk Maxwell (13 June 1831 – 5 November 1879) was a Scottish scientist in the field of mathematical physics. His most notable achievement was to formulate the classical theory of electromagnetic radiation, bringing together for the first time electricity, magnetism, and light as manifestations of the same phenomenon. Maxwell's equations for electromagnetism have been called the "second great unification in physics" after the first one realised by Isaac Newton.
"[Maxwell's work is the] most profound and the most fruitful that physics has experienced since the time of Newton."
With the publication of A Dynamical Theory of the Electromagnetic Field in 1865, Maxwell demonstrated that electric and magnetic fields travel through space as waves moving at the speed of light. Maxwell proposed that light is an undulation in the same medium that is the cause of electric and magnetic phenomena. The unification of light and electrical phenomena led to the prediction of the existence of radio waves.
Many physicists regard Maxwell as the 19th-century scientist having the greatest influence on 20th-century physics. His contributions to the science are considered by many to be of the same magnitude as those of Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein. In the millennium poll—a survey of the 100 most prominent physicists—Maxwell was voted the third greatest physicist of all time, behind only Newton and Einstein.


 Is tasty to eat as it is, gets even better with butter, and works well with jams or cured meat.
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Created on 2019-12-19
Adapted from SAFTIG JULEBRØD (ELLER JULEKAKE, OM DU VIL) by Trine Sandberg @ Trines matblogg (2019-12-08)
Recipe should yield this much: 4 loaves. 2100 g.
Estimated time needed: At least 239 minutes. At most 266 minutes.
Ingredients
| 1000 | g | flour | ||
| 300 | g | Raisins | ||
| 150 | g | sugar | ||
| 150 | g | butter | ||
| 25 | g | dry yeast | ||
| 6 | dl | milk | ||
| 2 | tsp | cardamom | ||
| 2 | egg | |||
| 1 | dl | Water | Warm | |
| 0.5 | tsp | salt |
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Directions
⌛ Active time 1 minutes | Passive time 15 minutes
- 300 g Raisins
- 1 dl Water | Warm
Put raisins in warm water:
The water should just barely cover the raisins, so the amount you need may vary with the size and shape of container you're using. Set them aside to soak for about 15 minutes.
⌛ Active time 15 minutes
- 1000 g flour
- 6 dl milk
- 150 g sugar
- 1 egg
- 25 g dry yeast
- 2 tsp cardamom
- 0.5 tsp salt
Mix dough and knead:
Mix together the ingredients and knead for about 10 minutes. If you're using a kitchen machine use a dough hook and mix at medium speed (still for 10 minutes). If your feeling that the dough is getting too loose or too compact feel free to add more flour or milk as needed.
⌛ Active time 11 minutes
- 150 g butter
Knead in butter in small chunks:
Add butter in small chunks and knead until it's completely blended in. The dough should now easily let go of the sides of the bowl fo the kitchen machine or the surface you're working on. This should take you about 10 minutes of kneading.
⌛ Active time 5 minutes
Drain and add raisins to dough:
Drain the raisins, squeeze them a little bit to get out some of the excess moisture, and add them to the dough. Knead the dough until the raisins are evenly distributed. But be carefull not to knead it too much, if you do the raisins will end up crushed.
⌛ Passive time 90 minutes
Rest until doubled in size:
Cover the dough and set aside to rest, until it has approximately doubled in size. This can take about 1 and a half hours.
⌛ Active time 1 minutes
Divide dough in pieces on lightly floured surface:
Lightly flour the surface you want to work on. Divide the dough into evenly sized pieces that you're later going to shape into the loaves you'll be baking. The base recipe amount works well for 4 loaves.
⌛ Active time 1 minutes | Passive time 15 minutes
Shape dough pieces into buns and bench rest:
This step can be skipped if you want to. After dividing your dough into pieces shape them into buns, cover (with for instance a cloth), and let bench rest for about 15 minutes.
⌛ Active time 5 minutes
Shape dough into loaves:
Shape the dough pieces into loaves and place on baking trays lined with baking paper. If you split the original sized recipe in 4 pieces about 2 loaves per baking tray should be fine.
⌛ Passive time 60 minutes
Rest until doubled in size:
Cover the loaves and set aside to rest, until they have about doubled in size. This can take about 1 hour.
⌛ Active time 1 minutes | Passive time 10 minutes
Preheat the oven:
If you're using convection, set it to approximately 175 ℃. Otherwise, if you're using the conventional heating mode (top and bottom element heating), set it to 200 ℃.
⌛ Active time 4 minutes
- 1 egg
Brush loaves with egg wash and score:
Whisk together and egg to make egg wash, and brush on the loaves. Then, if you want to, score the bread by making some cuts into it.
⌛ Active time 2 minutes | Passive time 30 minutes
Bake loaves:
If you're using conventional heating place the tray at the bottom rack. Bake unitll the loaves have a nice color, and are cooked through. The loaves should make a hollow sound if you knock on the underside. This should take about 25 to 30 minutes.


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Before Change
if freqInSteerObjFreq.any():
freqInd = flatnonzero(freqInSteerObjFreq)
else:
warn("PointSpreadFunction.freq was appended to PointSpreadFunction.steer_obj.f, "\
"as it was not an element of the original list! "\
"You should check possible implications on beamformer results, etc.", Warning, stacklevel = 2)
self.steer_obj.f.append(self.freq)
freqInd = int(-1)
// get the cached data, or, if non-existing, create new structure
After Change
g_ind_calc = self.grid_indices[calc_ind]
r0 = self.r0
rm = self.rm
kj = array(2j*pi*self.freq/self.c)[newaxis]
steerVecFormulation = steerVecTranslation(self.steer)
if self.calcmode == "single":
for ind in g_ind_calc:


Proposed EXProc Steps
Table of Contents
- pxp:nvdl - Perform NVDL validation
- pxp:unzip - Extract documents from a ZIP file
- pxp:zip - Update a ZIP file
- pxf:copy - Copy a file
- pxf:delete - Delete a file
- pxf:head - Return the first few lines of a file
- pxf:info - Return information about a file
- pxf:mkdir - Create a directory
- pxf:move - Move a file
- pxf:tail - Return the last few lines of a file
- pxf:tempfile - Create a temporary file
- pxf:touch - Touch a file
- pos:cwd - Return the current working directory
- pos:env - Return a representation of the current OS environment
- pos:info - Return information about the operating system


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Metabolism of Cities is first and foremost a community of people working voluntarily to advance the field of urban metabolism.
The administrative board governs Metabolism of Cities and is in charge of ensuring that we achieve our goals.
We engage in paid work to further our goals and also to obtain funds to sponsor our community work.
Active projects
Pending applications
Completed projects
View reports that summarise our activities.
A number of useful links for our team members.
Instruction videos to better understand the back-end of Metabolism of Cities
Manage the content within MultipliCity
Manage authors, users, etc.
Manage videos, photos, etc.


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At least two dead and more than 150 homes destroyed as Australian wildfires rage
At least two people are dead, several remain missing and dozens have been injured as wildfires continue to raze Australia’s drought-stricken east coast.
Officials also said more than 150 homes have been destroyed.
Around 1,500 firefighters were battling more than 70 fires across Australia’s most populous state, New South Wales, with the most intense in the northeast where flames were fanned by strong winds, Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said.
Firefighters found a body on Saturday in a burned car near Glen Innes, about 570 kilometres north of Sydney, he said.
A woman who was found on Friday unconscious and with serious burns near Glen Innes had died in hospital, he said.
Another seven people have been reported missing in the vicinity of the same fire.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison warned Australia to expect more bad news from the fire zones.
The annual Australian fire season which peaks during the Southern Hemisphere summer has started early after an unusually warm and dry winter.


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A simple Tiled Map Loader for Corona SDK
List of features:
- Loads .JSON export from www.mapeditor.org
- Adds basic properties from Tiled including physics
- Supports object layers and tile layers
- Supports collections of images and tileset images
- Supports object x/y flipping and re-centering of anchorX/anchorY for Corona
- Supports object animations using Corona sequences
- Rectangle shape with fillColor and strokeColor support
- Supports custom collision shapes. Only rectangles and polygons for now
- Supports Text object
Modules
| utils | The helper module. |
Classes
| Map | The Map class representing Tiled map. |
| Object | The Object class representing Tiled object. |
| ObjectLayer | The ObjectLayer class representing Tiled object layer. |
| Properties | The Properties class representing properties of object and tile layer, object and tile object. |
| Property | The Property class representing single property. |
| Tile | The Tile class representing single tile image. |
| TileLayer | The TileLayer class representing Tiled tile layer. |
| TileSet | The TileSet class representing Tiled tileset or collection of images. |
| Berry | The main Berry manager source file. |


Currently at Viacom as a Software Engineer intern, I'm an aspiring 22 year old who likes writing, playing the bass guitar, and all things technology.
Over the course of the past six months, I've been able to learn new abilities alongside enhancing previous ones. Here is a small list of the many things I have to offer:
Hardware:
Desktop Troubleshooting, Computer Assembling, Computer Maintenance
Software:
Microsoft Office, Python, HTML CSS
With experience across IT, volunteer work, community service, and many relevant skills, you'll find that my portfolio is expansive.
I am knowledgeable with computer hardware and how to troubleshoot them, using problem solving and critical thinking in the process. I've also learned how to troubleshoot software during my time at Year Up. I've learned several programs in the Microsoft Office suite, and I have also learned how to create websites through coding languages called HTML and CSS, with this site(still a work in progress!) being a example. I am yet to be A+ certified, but I plan on being certified before summer 2016.
I try to work with the community as much as possible. During my time at Year Up, I've completed several hours of volunteer work. I've also joined the Groundswell project which is dedicated to create a mural for Year Up that will create a change for future generations.
I'm also working on a business plan, called "Throwback Cafe". While business isn't my stong suit, I hope to one day run a business of my own, with this current plan being a test run.
You can find me on several different social media sites, or even just shoot an email out to me. Click on some of the icons to the right to check me out across the internet. For resume information, please email me directly.


Memento (2000) 4 stars out of 4. Starring Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano, Mark Boone Junior, Stephen Tobolowsky and Jorja Fox. Screenplay by Christopher Nolan based on a short story by Jonathan Nolan. Directed by Christopher Nolan. Rated. R.
Memento is an experience for serious filmgoers, those who have the stamina to focus on what is happening on the screen.
Memento is a cinematic jigsaw puzzle; turn away for a moment and you might miss a clue. This is a feature in which the audience is as much in the dark as the protagonist.
Leonard Shelby (Guy Pearce) is a former insurance investigator suffering from short-term memory loss inflicted the night his wife was raped and murdered. Leonard uses notes, tattoos and snapshots to hunt down the man responsible for shattering his life.
Yet how do you know whoís your friend and whoís your enemy when you canít remember meeting them 10 minutes earlier?
Director-screenwriter Christopher Nolan, who adapted the script from a short story written by his brother, Jonathan, begins at the end and works his way backwards. The film opens with a bang and the viewer then traces what led Leonard to that moment.
Leonard is like a walking ghost, explaining his condition to everyone he meets, not realizing he has met these people before and already filled them in on his mental state.
This is a film in which you cannot really describe what transpires. You simply go along for the ride, watching as Leonard tries to put together the pieces of his life.
Memento is a most original and arresting feature. It is audience-involvement cinema, in which the viewer plays detective along with Leonard. Your allegiances shift from scene to scene as more and more of Leonardís past gets filled in. No one is whom they seem to be.
As the movie progresses ó or is it regresses? ó you question your perception of events as well as motivations. Pearce gives a dynamic performance as a man constantly in a fog, relying on snapshots, scraps of papers and clues tattooed to his body as he attempts to reconstruct his life.
Carrie-Anne Moss is cynical and weary as the bartender who becomes involved in Leonardís quest.
Also on hand is that wonderful character actor Joe Pantoliano (best known as the turncoat in The Matrix, and currently seen as the fierce Ralphie on HBOís The Sopranos). Pantolianoís Teddy is a wisecracking individual whoís involvement with Leonard is suspect.
Director Nolan does a masterful job of keeping the audience in his vise. He grabs you from the outset and leads you through his mental maze.
Memento is a movie that has to be seen from the beginning. Miss one scene and nothing else will make sense. It is a masterful piece of filmmaking, one of the cleverest and inventive works to hit the screen in a long time.
If you like puzzles, then Memento will floor you. This is not for those who indulge in mindless action. This is a thinking person's feature that gives you much to ponder.
Itís a gem.
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