| Abhay Borle and Sunita |
Family |
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Couple |
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Couple |
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Couple |
| Bhushan and Sneha Makade |
Couple |
| Chhaya and Vijay Gayee |
Couple |
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Couple |
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Couple |
| Gopal and Madhuri Jadhav |
Couple |
| Hiteshi Patel |
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| Jay and Saraswathi Pawar |
Family |
| Kalyani and Santosh Raskar |
Couple |
| Lalita and Atul Kunte |
Couple |
| Mahendra Phatangare |
Couple |
| Manish Gupta and Sonam Dxit |
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| Nitin Patil's Parents |
Couple |
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| Rahul & Sayli Patil |
Couple |
| Ravi Dixit and Kadambari |
Couple |
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Family |
| Satish & Anshu Agrawal |
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Couple |
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Family |
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Couple |
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Family |
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Couple |
| Vinayak More and Sapna |
Family |
| Yogesh and Priyanka Sonwane |
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There's a lot going on in Seattle in the summer. Here is a list of fun events, attractions and restaurants to keep you busy during our wedding weekend!
Events
Friday, July 31
- Seafair Fleet Week & Boeing Maritime Celebration: Ship Tours, 9:30 - 3:30, Seattle Waterfront (FREE)
- Out To Lunch Summer Concert: The Staxx Brothers, 12 - 1:30, South Lake Union Park (FREE)
- Seattle Chamber Music Society Summer Festival, 7 PM Recital, 8 PM Concert, Benaroya Hall
- Galacticon 4: the largest Battlestar Galactica celebration in the world, July 31 - Aug 2, Seattle Center
Saturday, August 1
- Seafair Fleet Week & Boeing Maritime Celebration: Ship Tours, 9:30 - 3:30, Seattle Waterfront (FREE)
- Seattle Sounders vs Vancouver Whitecaps (soccer), 7 PM, CenturyLink Field
- Mohai (Museum of History & Industry) Movies in the Park: The Great Gatsby, 6 PM, Lake Union Park (FREE)
- Seattle Center Movies at the Mural: Selma, 9 PM (dusk), Mural Amphitheatre at Seattle Center (FREE)
Sunday, August 2
- Boeing Airshow (Blue Angels!) and Hydroplanes Race, 8:30 AM - 6 PM, Genesee Park/Lake Washington (FREE)
- Seafair Fleet Week & Boeing Maritime Celebration: Ship Tours, 12:30 - 3:30, Seattle Waterfront (FREE)
- Waterfront Whimsea, 11 AM - 3 PM, The Hot Spot at Waterfront Park (FREE)
- Free Blues and Cool Jazz in Freeway Park, 2 - 4 PM, Freeway Park (FREE)
Seattle attractions
Pike Place Market
The Original Starbucks
Chihuly Garden & Glass
Lake Washington
Japenese Garden
Pioneer Square
Seattle Great Wheel
Seattle Aquarium
Space Needle
Fremont
Fremont Troll
Gas Works Park
Some of our favorite restaurants
- Hi-Spot (brunch)
- Maximilien (brunch)
- Café Campagne (brunch, French)
- Fonté (brunch)
- Capitol Cider (brunch)
- Café Presse (French)
- Marjorie
- Japonessa (Japanese/Latino - seriously!)
- Osteria la Spiga (Italian)
- Barrio (Mexican)
- Vios (Greek)
- Annapurna (Tibetan/Indian)
- Il Bistro (Italian)
- La Rustica (Italian)
- Purple Café & Wine Bar
- Cascina Spinasse / Artusi (Italian)
- Lark
- Mamnoon (Middle Eastern)
- Gorgeous George's (Middle Eastern)
- Cafe Juanita (Italian)
- Sitka & Spruce (Northwest)
- Poppy
- Miller's Guild (Steak)
- Red Cow (Steak)
- Harvest Vine (Basque)
- Taste of India (Indian)
- Bamboo Garden Vegetarian Cuisine (Kosher!)


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In ApniDukaan, there are a wide range of options in the category, exclusively handpicked to help you find the best quality with the lowest prices. No more getting stuck in traffic jams, the order will be delivered right to your doorstep. We guarantee on-time delivery and the best quality! Shopping online is now easy as every product on your shopping list is available at ApniDukaan.com
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Dear visitor. My name is Javier Gonel, but many of my friends know me as “graffic” or just “graf”. I'm a geek from Spain living in Greece and working as a software developer / craftsman / engineer / (put your own name).
I have a degree (or two) in Computer Engineering from the University of Valladolid. Although I truly believe that being professional and helping where you work is more important than any title anyone can get.
My professional career started at a Greek ISP using python and java to glue multiple internal and external systems. I was using python before, but it never shined as it did there.
I joined pamediakopes.gr after a year as the first in-house full-time developer. There I learned a lot about building teams and meeting (or not) expectations. We were a small team and since we couldn't solve everything, priorities were something we learned on the way. I won't forget the great people I left there.
Spent the next two years as a freelancer working in e-learning, betting, and IoT. Together with people from different countries and different personalities/goals they taught me the importance of a good team and what makes it good. In the technical side, I learned something that you can get from motorcycle maintenance: “for a smooth ride (smooth daily work) you need good maintenance (good code base).”
And another two years working at Project Beagle in the javascript UI, API backend and system operations: everything you need to release the Kraken. I enjoyed what I did in every area. But one important task in every team I stepped into was to make it a better team: continuous improvement, visibility of what was going on, communication with other teams, etc.
For a change, I moved to Thailand to work in mobile gaming and augmented reality before ARKit was cool at Digital A.I.R. Not knowing much about game development this put to a test how people from different technical areas can work together to build a product. As an old gamer, I enjoyed working with amazing game devs and artists. With some of them, we created a small game that won the popular vote in the Global Game Jam Thailand 2017.
Nowadays I'm working at the Athens branch of Glispa on their programmatic native ad exchange and mediation (Avocarrot). I joined to work on the front end dashboards and ended up doing a mix of back and front end.
You can get more details from my Linked In Profile.
Engineering is more than the technical bits. Teams and Lean. They might sound like buzzwords but I find that besides technical challenges, the value of what we do plus the people needed to deliver that, are the other two pillars of my day to day job.
Lean, as in lean manufacturing and Toyota principles. Work on what is really important without wasting your time in what it isn't. This includes more buzzwords (or not) like Agile, Scrum, XP. I love to read everything Mary Poppendieck writes.
I couldn't do what I do without the people I work with. Helping a team to grow improves the final result and leaves you with motivated people. Lean also promotes people (as well as one of the Agile principles). That's why being able to serve the best I can the teams I work with is another challenge every day.
About lean and agile I can recommend my curated twitter list of lean authors.
I've been in the world of computers since I got a Commodore 64 and two books about BASIC. Since then I haven't stopped realizing how amazing computers can be. Solving problems with them became my hobby.
Besides the applications I help to build at work, I enjoy playing with parallel and concurrent systems. And, don't ask me why, but I find computer architectures and assembler quite interesting even if I haven't done any serious work on it since years.
Feel free to contact me for professional reasons or just to have a coffee. You can do it via e-mail {{ CONTACT_EMAIL }} or twitter: @graffic
Also you might find me at the nearest ruby, python, javascript, lean or agile meet-up and some times in the Athens hackerspace. I enjoy a lot learning about personal experiences in those places.
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About Me
My name is Jennifer Smith
I am a Full Stack Web Developer who is creative, organized, and seeking to combine past experience in marketing and nonprofit work with recently learned web development skills. I completed a certificate in full stack web development from UNC Chapel Hill with emphasis in JavaScript, CSS, React.js, and responsive web design. I am known as an energized, eager, big picture thinker with a collaborative nature looking to continually learn and develop skills. With each project in the program, my aim was to utilize technology to achieve the end goal. I enjoyed following the model of agile software development with a team to create an application that allowed users to search for flights as well as recent COVID-19 data to their desired destination. We creatively employed the use of several APIs to accomplish this. I created an application utilizing MySQL, Node, Express, Handlebars and a homemade ORM, following the MVC design pattern that lets a user input the names of burgers they'd like to eat. During the development of these and many other projects I sought to always improve the product with the customer/end user in mind. I hope to utilize past expierence in non-profits and marketing in conjunction with web develepment. You will find my coding portfolio and ways to connect with me.


A lot of components have datasheets that can provide additional information. Due to legal reasons I didn't add them to this package. Instead I provide this table containing a link to the datasheets and the samples I used them in.
| Datasheet | Component | Description | Used in samples |
|---|---|---|---|
| 74HC_HCT165.pdf | 74HC165 | 8-bit parallel-in/serial out shift register | Multiplexing GPIOs |
| 74HC_HCT595.pdf | 74HC595 | 8-bit serial-in, serial or parallel-out shift register with output latches; 3-state |
Multiplexing GPIOs 7-Segment counter Dangershield |
| sn754410.pdf | SN754410 | Quadruple Half-H Driver | SN754410 |
| RDM630-Spec..pdf | RDM630 | 125KHz RFID Module | Rdm630 |
| ssc03a_guide.pdf | Micro Serial Servo Controller | Pololu Micro Serial Servo Controller User's Guide | Micro Serial Servo Controller |
| YSD-160AR4B-8.pdf | YSD-160AR4B-8 | Basic 7-segment LED |
7-Segment counter Dangershield |
| YSL-R596CR4G3B5W-F12.pdf | YSL-R596CR4G3B5W-F12 | Red/Green/Blue Triple Color LED | RGB Led |
| TMP35_36_37.pdf | TMP36 | Low Voltage Temperature Sensor |
TMP36 Temperature sensor Dangershield |
| gp2y0a02_e.pdf | GP2Y0A02YK | Long Distance Measuring Sensor | Sharp GP2Y0A02YK Proximity Sensor |
| CUI_CEM-1203(42)_Datasheet.pdf | CEM-1203(42) | Magnetic buzzer |
BitBang Buzzer Dangershield |
| DIP_Series_94H.pdf | Rotary DIP Switch | Binary Coded Rotary DIP Switch | Rotary DIP Switch |
| China Coin PIN out and Circuit design.pdf | China Coin Keypad | Wearable Keypad | Wearable Keypad |
| BlinkM_datasheet.pdf | BlinkM | BlinkM RGB LED | BlinkM Demo |
| DS1307.pdf | DS1307 | 64x8, Serial, I²C Real-Time Clock | DS1307 RTC Module |
| HL1606S.pdf | HL1606 | HL1606 RGB LED Driver | LPD8806 RGB Strip |
| 21952a.pdf | MCP23017/MCP23S17 | 16-Bin I/O Expander with Serial Interface | Adafruit RGB LCD Shield |
| hd44780.pdf | HD44780U (LCD-II) | Dot Matrix Liquid Crystal Display Controller/Driver |
Adafruit RGB LCD Shield HD44780 LCD |


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SUMMARY:This Sculpture Rocks!
DESCRIPTION:In this journey of sculptures\, Emily Wild (Chemistry\,
Geosciences and Environmental Studies Librarian) will (1) give participants
classroom instruction--an introduction to library research of the Princeton
University Library geosciences collections and online USGS collections\;
and (2) provide an outdoor walking tour of the stone and metal artwork
around the Princeton University campus and in the Princeton\, NJ
community.\n\nAdditional library research information will be provided for
the geology (natural resources) and chemistry (metal and element
properties) of sculptures in the Princeton University Art Museum\, Grounds
for Sculpture\, Shelburn Museum\, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
collections.\n\nPrior to joining the Princeton University Library in 2018\,
Emily worked for about 23 years as a USGS Hydrologist and USGS Librarian
(Physical Scientist). Her experiences and interests with the intersection
of geology and sculptures go back to the 1970s while growing up within her
family of artists in Upstate New York. \n\nThe outdoor sculpture walking
tour will be held\, rain or snow or shine. \n\nImage by E.Wild\, Summer
2022 : Vita by Michael Shewmaker at Grounds for Sculpture
LOCATION:Lewis Library - Room 225\, Lewis Science Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Emily<EMAIL_ADDRESS>CATEGORIES:Workshops
UID:LibCal-12260-9713468
URL:https://libcal.princeton.edu/calendar/events/This_Sculpture_Rocks
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GETPEERNAME
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (2)
Updated: 2013-02-12
Index
Return to Main Contents
NAME
getpeername - get name of connected peer socket
SYNOPSIS
#include <sys/socket.h>
int getpeername(int sockfd, struct sockaddr *addr, socklen_t *addrlen);
DESCRIPTION
getpeername()
returns the address of the peer connected to the socket
sockfd,
in the buffer pointed to by
addr.
The
addrlen
argument should be initialized to indicate the amount of space pointed to
by
addr.
On return it contains the actual size of the name returned (in bytes).
The name is truncated if the buffer provided is too small.
The returned address is truncated if the buffer provided is too small;
in this case,
addrlen
will return a value greater than was supplied to the call.
RETURN VALUE
On success, zero is returned.
On error, -1 is returned, and
errno
is set appropriately.
ERRORS
- EBADF
-
The argument
sockfd
is not a valid descriptor.
- EFAULT
-
The
addr
argument points to memory not in a valid part of the
process address space.
- EINVAL
-
addrlen
is invalid (e.g., is negative).
- ENOBUFS
-
Insufficient resources were available in the system
to perform the operation.
- ENOTCONN
-
The socket is not connected.
- ENOTSOCK
-
The argument
sockfd
is a file, not a socket.
CONFORMING TO
SVr4, 4.4BSD (the
getpeername()
function call first appeared in 4.2BSD), POSIX.1-2001.
NOTES
The third argument of
getpeername()
is in reality an
int *
(and this is what 4.x BSD and libc4 and libc5 have).
Some POSIX confusion resulted in the present
socklen_t,
also used by glibc.
See also
accept(2).
For stream sockets, once a
connect(2)
has been performed, either socket can call
getpeername()
to obtain the address of the peer socket.
On the other hand, datagram sockets are connectionless.
Calling
connect(2)
on a datagram socket merely sets the peer address for outgoing
datagrams sent with
write(2)
or
recv(2).
The caller of
connect(2)
can use
getpeername()
to obtain the peer address that it earlier set for the socket.
However, the peer socket is unaware of this information, and calling
getpeername()
on the peer socket will return no useful information (unless a
connect(2)
call was also executed on the peer).
Note also that the receiver of a datagram can obtain
the address of the sender when using
recvfrom(2).
SEE ALSO
accept(2),
bind(2),
getsockname(2),
ip(7),
socket(7),
unix(7)
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Time: 02:54:51 GMT, September 18, 2014


Immutable-http
Http client with pretty simple chaining API
Usage
import executor from 'third-party-executor'
var result = new Http().url('http://any_api.com/:id')
.executor(executor)
.method('GET')
.header('Content-Type','application/json')
.body({some:data})
.responseType('json')
.segment('id',123)
.query('filter','some_filter') // Adds query section for the url like '?filter=some_filter'
.exec(); // returns Promise
executor
is just a function with signature
f(url: String, method: String, headers:Array[Tuple[String, String]], responseType: String, body: Any): Promise
It allows you to have your own favorite HTTP library under the hood and be able to test your code with mocked executor
without any hacks.
Executor implementation example
Build
npm run dist
Tests
Run
npm test


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Web UI Developer
Cat Dad, Gamer, & Sports Fan
Morgan Gibson
UX/UI Designer
Eight-year football player
Efrain Vazquez
Web Back-End Developer
I'm a hacker, but I'm the good kind of hacker
Min Huang
Front-End Developer
Avid-Backpacker
Ben Solt
Front-End Developer
Creating a video game using the Unreal Engine
John Schneider
Front-End Framework Developer
Options Trader Gone Coding
Isaiah Francois
Front-End Framework Developer
Programmer revolutionizing the tech industry.
Jonathan Scott
Front-End Framework Developer
Loves to learn new things
Mychal Hall
Project TL
Special thanks for helping
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This game uses a JS based web engine called Perlenspiel. The engine utilizes a game grid of size up to 32x32 squares. Each square is a bead object that can do many things. Stick It! utilizes a hub world to diminish linearity, provide an environment to test game mechanics, and encourage replayability. The game was designed around two core mechanics: Leaving a mark and sticking. These two mechanics gave us ideas of different ways to get from point A to point B; in this case the starting position and the end goal.
The game has ten different levels, and a hub world to navigate to the levels. The source code of the game can be found in the Github link below. All of the code is written by me in two weeks. We user tested the game with thirty different players, gathered feedback, and polished. Older versions of the game can be found on the same website.
Play Game


Q.1
The ___ model describes the structure of the system or application that we are modeling
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
Next


I was raised by penguins for 12 years just to find out that I am not actually a penguin.
I just wanna graduate. CSE 303 really took a heavy toll on me last semester. Just extending this section out so you can see that it is in fact divided into columns.
| Artist | Song |
|---|---|
| High School Musical 1 | All songs |
| High School Musical 2 | All songs |
| High School Musical 3 | All songs |


Specifications about the Vix Design System.
Vix Design is an independent way in which you can design your apps or websites, focusing on user interface. Vix Design allows you to control how much your apps integrate with the Vix Design System.
Unlike other design systems, Vix doesn't have a single way of look. It only give advice to how your websites or apps look like. It is up to you to decide!
Vix Design does have reusable components, but it is up to you to choose how much you include it. There are currently three levels.
Levels are made up of smaller siblings of levels. For example, Medium Levels are made up of many Low levels combined.
This level is for basic looks. It provide basic infrastructure for other levels
Layouts


This is all the curernt settings in a format that can be used in the appsettings.json file
Note many of these values are default and do not need to be included in the appsettings.json file. see our docs for more info


Miao's Paper Box Dream
The miao's paper box dream is an activity, in which users can register with their phone number.After filling out the form, they'll receive the paper box material and complete their own artworks. All can upload their artworks to join in a vote, whose winner will win the prize.
All the front-end and back-end work was done by myself. Zepto and Tornado was used in this project.
Product and Activity Pages in Liuliu App
Liuliu is an mobile application which aimed at providing high quality product for pet raiser. A variety of products and activities are present with HTML. Interactions with iOS and Android can be done fluently.
As the Lead Front-end Developer in this project, most of the back-end and all of the front-end work was done by myself. Interactions were powered by jQuery and CSS3.
Red Envelope Module in Liuliu App
Red envelope can be used in Liuliu application for purchasing. Wechat oauth are used in this project so that it can recognize user since first login in this page.
All the front-end and back-end work was done by myself. Zepto and Tornado was used in this project.
Shining Eye Activity
Shining eye is an activity for users to upload their selfie. Their eyes can be recognized and a beautiful point will be present on the base of their facial feature. Face perception technology is powered by face++.
This project is pure front-end and is done by myself. Canvas was used in this project.
Liuliu Data Managing Site
Data in Liuliu application is complicated and hard to maintain. In this project, operation staff can arrange data like user posts, product information and SKU with ease.
Bootstrap, jQuery and many plugins are used in this project to ensure fluent experience.


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Ah, Burning Man. What unrivalled opportunity to seek out new compounds and new states of mind. To go boldly where we haven't taken ourselves before.
And so it was that our regular group of more or less seasoned travellers in the mind gathered once more, this time with the intent of trying the newest sacrament, 2C-I. Our state of mind, naturally enough, was calm; happy; peaceful. We all felt relaxed. We were all at home.
I had previously measured and gelcapped 20mg doses and, when the time came, passed one to each of the participants in this trial. We vary in body mass, gender and tolerance levels, but all took the same amount.
About 20 minutes later, we started to notice the first signs of an effect. I had expected it to take a little longer than that to come on, but perhaps the purity of the compound, empty stomachs, and our naturally enhanced receptivity made it easier to notice.
We decided it was time to go a-walking, to see the sights and play with the denizens of Black Rock City -- and play we did. Within 30 minutes, we were all giggling, laughing, running around and pointing at the bright sparkly nature of everything we saw. Things weren't hilarious -- just very easy to laugh at (and with). There was no malice, no tension, and no nervousness. After an hour or so, it became time for me to dance; energy was high, though without the 'I must dance NOW' feeling of MDMA. Another plus: I retained coordination! There are many compounds that rob me of the ability to move with any rhythm or balance, though I really love to dance. Thankfully, this is not one of them.
The rest of the night continued in the same manner -- dance a little, laugh a lot, and dance a little more. The high resolved itself to normality after about 6 hours, a little before dawn, leaving me feeling tired but happy and serene. Most of the other participants had hit the sack long before, so the remainder of us walked back to camp to make some coffee and have a quiet chat.
I experienced no hangover whatsoever -- wonderful!
I really, really liked 2C-I -- and so did many of the other participants in the experiment.
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Here is some code that I've worked on professionally. You can find more details in my resume:
Khan Academy seeks to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. I help develop their iOS app and Android app, as seen on The Verge, The Next Web, and Engadget.
Burner provides temporary and disposable phone numbers for online dating, Craigslist, and more. While there I productionized the backend while increasing test coverage from 0% to over 90%. I also wrote the Android app in its entirety, as seen on Ars Technica, Gizmodo, and Lifehacker.
Google Docs allows creating and editing documents online while collaborating with other users in real-time. I enhanced the sharing functionality for files and folders, and helped keep the product running smoothly in production.
And here are some open-source projects that I've worked on. You can find the rest on GitHub:
Benchmarks and load tests CouchDB, a document-oriented and RESTful database. Gathers statistics for both bulk insert and CRUD operations. I wrote this to verify that CouchDB could handle all the data that Burner would throw at it. Currently used by Cloudant.
Manages daily, weekly, and monthly backups on Tarsnap. When run as a daily cron job, older backups are deleted as newer ones are created, while more recent dates have smaller intervals between backups.
Compares side-by-side the results of two different search providers. Written so that Google search appliance customers could compare different scoring policies. After some press by ReadWriteWeb and Search Engine Watch, it was mistaken as a challenge to Bing.


Package it.polimi.ingsw.model
Class Player
java.lang.Object
it.polimi.ingsw.model.Player
public class Player
extends java.lang.Object
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description private java.util.List<LeaderCard>
leaderCards
the player's leader cardsprivate java.util.logging.Logger
LOGGER
private PersonalBoard
personalBoard
the player's personal boardprivate int
position
the player's position in the turn logicprivate User
user
the player's user identity -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Player(java.lang.String username)
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description void
activateLeaderCard(int index)
Activates a leader card.private int
calcVictoryPointsLeaderCard()
Calculates victory points obtained from the leader cards summing the victory points given from each leader card.int
calcVictoryPointsPlayer()
Calculates victory points obtained from the player summing the victory points obtained from the leader cards and from personal board.boolean
checkLeaderActivation(int index)
Checks if the requirements of the card specified are satisfied by the playerboolean
checkLeaderStatus(int index)
Checks if a leader card can be activated.LeaderCard
discardLeaderCard(int index)
Discards a leader card only if it isn't active.boolean
equals(java.lang.Object o)
java.util.List<LeaderEffect>
getActiveEffects()
Gets only the active leader effects of the playerprivate java.util.List<ResourceType>
getChosenResources(java.util.List<Pair<ResourceType,java.lang.Integer>> chosenResources)
Method used to retrieve only the chosen resources from the list of pair containing also the depot index where to put the resource.java.util.List<LeaderCard>
getLeaderCards()
PersonalBoard
getPersonalBoard()
int
getPosition()
ReducedPersonalBoard
getReducedPersonalBoard()
ReducedPlayer
getReducedVersion()
Gets the serializable version of this player class instanceUser
getUser()
void
moveResources(Game game, MoveActionInterface move)
Performs the move action specified calling the handleMove method passing the player's warehouse where to perform the move.void
performInitialLeaderChoice(Game game, int firstLeader, int secondLeader)
Performs the initial leader choice discarding two leader cards specified by the two indexes passed as parametersvoid
performInitialResourcesChoice(Game game, java.util.List<Pair<ResourceType,java.lang.Integer>> chosenResources)
Performs the initial resources choice positioning each resource in the depot specifiedvoid
setPosition(int position)
private void
throwLeaderCard(int leader)
throws a leader cardjava.lang.String
toString()
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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LOGGER
private final java.util.logging.Logger LOGGER -
user
the player's user identity -
position
private int positionthe player's position in the turn logic -
personalBoard
the player's personal board -
leaderCards
the player's leader cards
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Constructor Details
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Player
public Player(java.lang.String username)
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Method Details
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calcVictoryPointsLeaderCard
private int calcVictoryPointsLeaderCard()Calculates victory points obtained from the leader cards summing the victory points given from each leader card.- Returns:
- the result calculated
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calcVictoryPointsPlayer
public int calcVictoryPointsPlayer()Calculates victory points obtained from the player summing the victory points obtained from the leader cards and from personal board.- Returns:
- the result calculated
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moveResources
Performs the move action specified calling the handleMove method passing the player's warehouse where to perform the move.- Parameters:
game
- the game instance, used to notify clients sending them an update when the move action has been correctly performedmove
- the move action object, containing all the infos needed to perform the move- Throws:
MoveResourcesException
- when an error occurred while performing the move action
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checkLeaderActivation
public boolean checkLeaderActivation(int index)Checks if the requirements of the card specified are satisfied by the player- Parameters:
index
- of the leader card to check
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checkLeaderStatus
public boolean checkLeaderStatus(int index)Checks if a leader card can be activated. A leader card that is already active cannot be activated again.- Parameters:
index
- the index of the leader card to check
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activateLeaderCard
public void activateLeaderCard(int index)Activates a leader card. If the leader card has an effect of type EXTRADEPOT, instantiates the extra depot in the player's warehouse. This method is called only after having checked all the requirements are satisfied.- Parameters:
index
- the index of the leader card to activate
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discardLeaderCard
Discards a leader card only if it isn't active. If the card is correctly discarded, also moves the faith marker of the player by one according to game rules.- Parameters:
index
- the index of the leader card to discard- Returns:
- the leader card discarded
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performInitialLeaderChoice
Performs the initial leader choice discarding two leader cards specified by the two indexes passed as parameters- Parameters:
game
- the game instance, used to notify the clients sending them an updatefirstLeader
- the index of the first leader card to discardsecondLeader
- the index of the second leader card to discard
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performInitialResourcesChoice
public void performInitialResourcesChoice(Game game, java.util.List<Pair<ResourceType,java.lang.Integer>> chosenResources)Performs the initial resources choice positioning each resource in the depot specified- Parameters:
game
- the game instance, used to notify the clients sending them an updatechosenResources
- list containing, for each resource, the depot index where to put the resource
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getChosenResources
private java.util.List<ResourceType> getChosenResources(java.util.List<Pair<ResourceType,java.lang.Integer>> chosenResources)Method used to retrieve only the chosen resources from the list of pair containing also the depot index where to put the resource. This method has been used in order to clear the infos to notify to the client from unnecessary data.- Parameters:
chosenResources
- list containing, for each resource, the depot index where to put the resource- Returns:
- the list of the chosen resources
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getReducedPersonalBoard
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throwLeaderCard
private void throwLeaderCard(int leader)throws a leader card- Parameters:
leader
- the index of the leader card to throw
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getUser
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getLeaderCards
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getPosition
public int getPosition() -
getPersonalBoard
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setPosition
public void setPosition(int position) -
getActiveEffects
Gets only the active leader effects of the player- Returns:
- the list of active leader effects
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getReducedVersion
Gets the serializable version of this player class instance- Returns:
- the serializable version of the player to send through network
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equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object o)- Overrides:
equals
in classjava.lang.Object
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toString
public java.lang.String toString()- Overrides:
toString
in classjava.lang.Object
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MVC
Whenever you hear MVC you think Rails in the context of learning Ruby. So far I haven't had a chance to work with Rails at DBC, but I've been learning MVC. As I've experiemented with MVC, I've noticed that it's easier for me to start with the Model, then Controller, and then View. Let's walk through each below.
Model
The model is a class. Models in Ruby are things should communicate with each other.Models should try to only contain objects. Take a look at this image below.
Controller
The controller is how your models talk to the view. It is basically your driver test code.Controllers should have an instance of a model class and use the model methods to manipulate the stored objects within each model method.
Now if you want to do stuff, you should be able to use the controller!
View
I created the view as a module and used extend self to use its methods as class methods. You can think of the view as the puts in your driver code. In this example, I passed in an object into the controller by isolating the objects in the model class.


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3 killed when vehicle loses control in Kauai, police say
ANAHOLA, Hawaii (AP) - Kauai police say speed appears to have played a role in a car crash that killed three people, including two teen boys.
Police say that about 12:20 a.m. Saturday, a 20-year-old man was driving a gray Toyota pickup at a high rate of speed southbound on Kuhio Highway when the truck crossed into the oncoming lane, hit a guardrail, and came to a stop upside down near a general store, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reports.
The newspaper reports that the driver and the two boys, both 16 years old, died at the scene. Two other occupants sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
Kauai Mayor Derek Kawakami says that the entire island is mourning alongside the family and loved ones of those killed.
The victims have not been identified by authorities.
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Sadio Mane hits back at Pep Guardiola over "diving" claims ahead of Liverpool vs Man City
Liverpool forward Mane insists he is not a diver and laughed off the comments by Guardiola ahead of Man City's trip to Anfield on Sunday
by James Whaling, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/james-whaling/Sadio Mane has claimed Pep Guardiola has tried to 'get the attention of the referee' by branding the forward a 'diver' prior to Liverpool's clash against Manchester City on Sunday.
Guardiola made the comments after Mane was booked for simulation in Liverpool's last-gasp victory over Aston Villa, in which the Senegalese headed the winner.
Mane has already won penalties against Leicester and Tottenham this season and Guardiola claimed the former Southampton man 'sometimes dives'.
But Mane laughed off the comments when pressed ahead of Sunday's clash, insisting he will not change the way he plays.
“If it could be a penalty for sure I will ‘dive’ again,” he joked. “If the dive will give me a penalty then I will do it to get it back. Why not?
“But what Jurgen said is correct. I do not dive.
“It’s a bit clever from him to get the attention of the referee but I will just play my football,” he said. “I don’t pay attention to what he’s saying because it’s part of football.
“Even though I saw him commenting about it, what he said, for me, I think it’s positive.
“The only thing I can say I will be ready for the team, to give everything possible, and to help my team.”
Mane was pressed on his booking against Villa after the referee adjudged he went down too easily under the challenge of Frederic Guilbert.
“There was contact for sure,” he said. “Maybe it was not a penalty and he didn’t give it, and he gave me a yellow card. I don’t have any problem about it.
“It can happen in football and we have seen many people, some diving and get penalties, some got a penalty and the referee didn’t give it. You have to deal with it.
 If no penalty, no penalty, but it will never change the way I’m playing or the way I’m doing my things.”
Mane is under no illusions how big Sunday's game is - with the Reds having an opportunity to open up a nine-point ap at the top with victory.
He added: “It will be really really important for us to get a positive result and we will be ready, spot on from the first second until the last.
“We will give everything possible to win.”


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CLERKS ***1/2 of **** grade is B+
CLERKS is raunchy, obscene, cheap and very funny throughout. Made for just 27,000, and set mostly in a convenience store, this represents a vry good film made for very little money. Often films get special treatment and consideration if they cost less, and this is unfair because it can be done.
Clerks cronicles the day of a Quick Stop Convience Store clerk Dante and his buddy Randal next door who runs a bad video store. Randal shows up and starts utterly pointless yet often hilarious results. Did independent contractors get killed in The later of the Star Wars tilogy, it was still being built when it was blown up?
Kevin Smith, the films writer and director, said that Randal represented who he wants to be and Dante is who he is closest to. You can tell by the dialogue provided for his characters. Dante is a loser, he pins for two women and doesn't understand when one of them gets upset, he also complains about his job constantly. Randal doesn't care about anything, he sits around, BS's with Dante and somethimes the costumers (when he's not assaulting them), he is also provided with a great deal of the funny dialogue.
Jeff Anderson, who plays Russel, hasn't acted since his turn in Clerks. This is very unfortunate, Anderson provides perfectly cynical spins on every line of dialogue, making even the dialogue that doesn't quite work seem funny. Smith is moving towards bigger movies with bigger stars and I wish we would get another look at Anderson and Brian O'Halloran in more films. In Clerks they have a perfectly funny chemistry, and deliver this movie home. People have criticized the acting in this film , calling it a true sign of the films budget. I think the acting is perfect for this films feel, and I want to see more of them.
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Submitting sensitive data through public channels requires the use of TLS encryption. However, the HTTP request parameters must also be protected by using POST for sensitive HTTP requests. To take advantage of the built-in Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) protection, the developer must use POST requests for sensitive operations.
If the anti-CSRF feature is not used, then the authenticated user's Web browser could be forced to perform malicious actions.
Use this guideline to implement POST when handling sensitive requests with your Ruby applications.
To use POST for sensitive requests:
Find all sensitive operations. Determine what security-sensitive operations are mediated by the application.
Find code that implements sensitive operations. Search the application code to identify methods which handle sensitive data.
Use POST requests for sensitive operations. Ensure the code uses POST for sensitive exchange of information. If necessary, rewrite to have user send sensitive data with POST as the HTTP request message.


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17. Svsem
Semaphores provide a mechanism to coordinate multiple processes or threads accessing shared resources. The svsem(3m) module provides a POSIX-like semaphore interface implemented using the more common System V semaphore interface.
The svsem(3m) module is not available in the Win32 environment.
17.1. Words of Caution
There are some tricky aspects to using System V semaphores that svsem(3m) attempts to deal with but some words of caution are in order. Both problems described here are attributed to the persistance of semaphores after a program has terminated. The robustness of an application using System V semaphores depends greatly on the diligence of the programmer to destroy or remove semaphores that should no longer be used. If a program terminiates without destroying or properly removing the semaphore it will be left open in the kernel. Open semaphores can be viewed with the ipcs command;
shell$ ipcs -s
------ Semaphore Arrays --------
key semid owner perms nsems status
0x0105b9cf 3080192 miallen 600 50
The svsem(3m) module is designed specifically to be robust and not to fail to create a semaphore if another semaphore with the same key already exists on the system. However, if O_EXCL is specified, it is possible that an old semphore will block the creation of a new semaphore. For robustness, it is recommended that the svsem_create function be used in favor of svsem_open because svsem_create uses mkstemp(3) to create a uniqe filename. Regardless, it may still be necessary to remove old semaphores with a command such as;
shell$ ipcrm sem 3080192
A similar problem with System V semaphores occurs if a process terminiates abnormally while accessing semaphore protected resources shared by other processes. This can leave the application in an undesireable state such as leaving the resource perminantly locked. The SEM_UNDO flag of semop(2) is designed to assist with this problem. If SEM_UNDO is specified, when the program terminates, the semaphore value will be reset by reversing all effects of previous operations. This is a notoriously clumsy mechanism and it fails completely in one important case; if processes do not make symmetric calls to semop(2) the SEM_UNDO state will overflow and cause further calls to fail. For this reason the SEM_UNDO flag can only be used with symmetric calls (e.g. binary semaphores) such as;
wait(sem)
// SEM_UNDO is ok for sem because the calls are symmetric
post(sem)
If the calls are asymmetric where one process calls wait and a different process calls post on the same semaphore (e.g. counting semaphores) eventually errors will ensue. The svsem(3m) module can do nothing to resolve this issue directly but does permit the user to specify if SEM_UNDO is to be used.
17.2. Memory management functions
These functions should be used to create and destroy svsem semaphores and pools.
The svsem_create function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_create(svsem_t *sem, int value, int undo);
Description
The svsem_create function will created a file using mkstemp(3) with a template of /tmp/svsemXXXXXX to generate a semaphore key, create and initialize a semaphore sem and set it's initial value to value. If undo is non-zero, the SEM_UNDO flag for semop calls will be used. The undo parameter should be non-zero for semaphores for which wait and post will be called symmetrically in any process such as binary semaphores. The undo flag must be zero if a process will call wait and post an un-equal number of times such as with counting semaphores.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_destroy function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_destroy(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_destroy function destroys the semaphore sem by removing the semaphore set identifier and unlinking the associated file.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately. Errors that occur attempting to unlink(3m) the associated file are ignored.
The svsem_open function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_open(svsem_t *sem, const char *path, int oflag, ... /* mode_t mode, int value */);
Description
The svsem_open function creates a new named semaphore or opens an existing semaphore. The path parameter is a path (which must refer to an existing, accessible file) that identifies the target semaphore. The oflag paremeter can be any combination of 0, O_CREAT, O_EXCL, and O_UNDO or'd together although O_EXCL is only meaningful when used with O_CREAT. If O_CREAT is specified two additional parameters are required;
- a mode_t parameter specifying the open mode (e.g. 0600) and
- an int parameter specifying the initial value of the semaphore (e.g. 1 for a binary semaphore).
If O_CREAT is specified without O_EXCL the semaphore is created and initialized with the specified value if it does not already exist. If the semaphore already exists it is simply opened. Use the O_UNDO flag to specify that SEM_UNDO behavior should be used (recommended unless calls to wait/post are not symetric per process).
Note: It appears that trying to open an existing semaphore on Mac OS X will deadlock because Darwin is not initializing sem_otime properly. This requires futher investigation.
Returns
The svsem_open function returns 0 if the new semaphore was created successfully or NULL if an error occurs in which case errno will be set appropriately. If O_EXCL is specified and the semaphore already exists, NULL is returned and errno is set to EEXIST.
The svsem_close function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_close(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_close function does nothing but release the memory attributed to sem.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_remove function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_remove(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_remove function removes the semaphore identified by sem. Any attempt to access this semaphore after it has been remove will result in all operations returning an error of EIDRM.
Returns
The svsem_remove function returns 0 if the operation was successful or -1 if an error occured in which case errno will be set appropriately.
The svsem_pool_create function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_pool_create(struct pool *p,
unsigned int max_size,
unsigned int value,
int undo,
struct allocator *al);
Description
The svsem_pool_create function will create a pool of semaphores. A file will be created using mkstemp(3) with a template of /tmp/svsemXXXXXX, a semaphore array of max_size will be created and all semaphores will be initialized to the specified value. No initial svsem(3m) objects are created. The pool(3m) functions are used to manage the pool. The pool_get function will return a semaphore initialized to value (reused semaphores will be explicitly reset). The svsem_pool_destroy function must be used to destroy an svsem(3m) pool.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_pool_destroy function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_pool_destroy(struct pool *p);
Description
The svsem_pool_destroy function releases memory associated with the pool, removes the pool semaphore array and unlinks the file backing the array.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
17.3. Svsem functions
These functions should be used to manipulate svsem(3m) semaphores.
The svsem_wait function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_wait(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_wait function tests the value of the semaphore identified by sem and does one of two things;
- If the value is greater than 0, the value is decremented by 1 and the function returns immediately.
- If the value is 0 the calling thread will sleep until svsem_post is called on the semaphore at which point the value will be tested again.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_trywait function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_trywait(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_trywait function tests the value of the semaphore identified by sem and does one of two things;
- If the value is greater than 0, the value is decremented by 1 and the function returns immediately.
- If the value is 0 the call will return -1 and set errno to EAGAIN.
This mechanism can be used to test if a thread will wait.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_post function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_post(svsem_t *sem);
Description
The svsem_post function increments the value of the semaphore identified by sem by 1 and wakes up a thread blocked in svsem_wait if there is one.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_post_multiple function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_post_multiple(svsem_t *sem, int count);
Description
The svsem_post_multiple function performs the equivalent of multiple distinct svsem_post operations. The count parameter specifies how many post operations are performed.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_getvalue function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_getvalue(svsem_t *sem, int *value);
Description
The svsem_getvalue function stores the value of the semaphore sem into value.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
The svsem_setvalue function
Synopsis
#include <mba/svsem.h>
int svsem_setvalue(svsem_t *sem, int value);
Description
The svsem_setvalue function sets the current value of the semaphore to the specified value.
Returns
If the operation is successful 0 is returned. Otherwise -1 is returned and errno is set appropriately.
Copyright 2004 Michael B. Allen <mba2000 ioplex.com>


Friend asks me to help him access a sqlite file since his MobileMe upgrade wiped out parts of his address book and he retrieved this file.
He emailed me the file and created a directory 'sqlite' and moved the file inside. I was in a terminal and moved into the 'sqlite' directory. Then I input sqlite3 filename.sqlitedb into the command line which dropped me into sqlite. At the sqlite prompt I input .databases expecting it to show me the database information but instead I got a 'file encrypted or corrupted error'.
I exited from sqlite and input strings filename.sqlitedb in bash and recieved output some of which I could read. So that meant that the file was not encrypted, the file just was not an sqlite file (even though it had the .sqlitedb file extension). So I input strings filename.sqlitedb > file.txt and sent my friend the file.txt in an email.
He was very happy since this output was more accessible to him than the .sqlitedb file.
The End


- The success of an unrivaled lingerie brand with new sales channels, online and mobile, has caught the attention of Europe.
- Following collaborations with Michel Charrier, Gisele Bundchen, and Designer Vera Wang, Fidelia has recruited designer Cilia Boёs, the former lingerie designer of Christian Dior, to head its creative design team.
Fidelia, celebrating its 12th anniversary, is introducing its elegant lingerie lines at the international lingerie show for the fourth time since 2002. Through this trade show, Fidelia is once again impressing the European market with its abundant global experience and know-how.
In Mode City Paris 2013, Fidelia will showcase a total of 12 styles. In pursuit of European sensibility, the brand has reinterpreted Haute Couture, showcasing sophisticated and sensual designs.
Following the collaboration with designer Vera Wang in 2012, the brand has nominated Cilia Boes who is the former Christian Dior lingerie designer, as the creative director, spurring the growth of the brand as it makes the leap to a global brand.
Fidelia’s products showcased in the Mode City Lingerie Show last year were well received and resulted in high sales in Korea. Korean consumers are fascinated by Cilia Boes’ unique and gorgeous embroidery and patterns inspired from Parisian architecture.
The 2013 release of Fidelia’s new lingerie lines is expected to be another great success.
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The Cost of Production Calculator will help you evaluate the costs and returns of crops.
Below is a cost of production calculator to help you estimate the costs and returns of corn and soybean cropping systems. To run the calculator, you can either use 1) predetermined variable costs based on figures calculated by Iowa State Extension or 2) your own variable costs or figures calculated by your nearest college of agriculture. Simply select an option below to get started.
| 1 Expected Market Prices | Maize
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| 2 Planted Acres | Crops
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| 4 Variable Costs |
Use predetermined Variable costs *
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| Corn after Corn | Corn after Beans | Beans after Corn | |
| Total Expenses: | $507.51 | $457.48 | $230.84 |
| Results | |||
| Corn after Corn | Corn after Beans | Beans after Corn | |
| Total Income: | $480.00 | $48000.00 | $0.00 |
| Market Income | $480.00 | $48000.00 | $0.00 |
| LDP: | $0 | $0 | $0.000 |
| CCP: | $0 | $0 | $0.000 |
| Net Income per Planted Acre: |
$-27.51 | $47542.52 | $-230.84 |
| Net Income: | $-55.02 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
| Total Farm Income: | -$55.02 |
* Phew Joe Herbert, Estimated Costs of Crop Production in Zimbabwe - 2017. Irrigation and storage costs not included. All predetermined variable costs are based on 185 bg/A, 200 bg/A and 50 bg/A yield scenarios. If a different yield is entered costs may vary, which is not reflected in the calculator.
Note: This calculator only includes variable costs and does not consider Fixed costs including land costs. While labor is usually a fixed cost, when deciding among alternative crops, labor should be considered a variable cost. Labor costs have been included in this calculator.
*** Includes misc. costs and interest on preharvest variable costs figured @ 8 months @ 5%


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cf-view is available for our supported platforms of Linux and Mac OSX. If you are using Windows then installing the Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux will provide Linux access on that platform.
cf-view is already installed on the following computers¶
JASMIN: source /home/users/ajh/cfview_install/bin/cfview_setup.sh
ARCHER2: source /home/n02/n02/ajh/cfview_install/bin/cfview_setup.sh
Reading RACC: source /share/apps/NCAS/cfview_install/bin/cfview_setup.sh
To install cf-view¶
Simplified install process, download is 400MB, unpacked Python distribution is 1.5GB:
Linux: wget http://gws-access.jasmin.ac.uk/public/ncas_climate/ajh/cfview_install/cfview_install.sh
Mac: curl -O -L http://gws-access.jasmin.ac.uk/public/ncas_climate/ajh/cfview_install/cfview_install.sh
bash cfview_install.sh
Or - make your own installation:
Download and install Miniconda Python 3.9 if this is not already installed.
conda update -n base -c defaults conda
conda install -c conda-forge pip udunits2 cartopy
pip install cf-python cf-plot cf-view
A conda-forge package for cf-view is in preparation which will simplify the install process.
To run cf-view¶
cfview <optional netCDF, Met Office PP or fields file(s)>
When starting cfview for the first time it might take twenty or so seconds to start while the Matplotlib plotting library does some initialisation.


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