Back in 2013, I realized the Mobile App for Ferrara Buskers Festival, a manifestation of music and entertainment organized in my home town, Ferrara, where artists from all over the world come to exhibit and show their music, talent and creativity. The main purpose of this App was to provide useful informations of the festival, along with a simple "game": users were engaged to vote every single artist, gaining points for each vote. At the end of the manifestation, the highest score was rewarded with a prize. I developed both the Backend and Frontend, providing an App for each major mobile platform: iOS, Android, Windows Phone.
Technology used: this app's backend has been completely developed using Node.js, socket.io and Express.js ; the app has been developed using Phonegap, CSS3, jQuery, and socket.io. Javascript was the main language for this project. I decided not to use a native solution, due to very limited time.
( October 2013, February 2014 ). During these four months i worked with my two collegues to develop the official app for an italian city, Modena , working side by side with the communications agency Kuva Comunicazione. The app's production phase led us to the creation and maintenance of a modular Android Framework, which won't be available outside our team. We used Python as main server-side language.
This app is now available to download on the App Store and on the Google Play Store. Main Technologies: Java, Objective-C , Python, Parse.com as main push notification delivery system.
( March 2014 - October 2014 ). During these months i worked with my two collegues to develop the official app for ARPA Emilia Romagna, a weather company in our region, Emilia Romagna. This app cover the whole weather forecasts for the Region, along with a lot of useful data coming from their open data services. This work was the result of another partnership between us and the communications agency Kuva Comunicazione.
The App is now available on the Apple App Store and on the Google Play Store. Main Technologies: Java, Objective-C , Python. No Push Notification System was added to the project. This app is available in multi language: Italian, English, Russian, French and German.
This is my personal Game Engine. I started this project in October 2014 as a simple THREE.js boilerplate, and now I'm heading to the creation of a "fully" functional Game Engine built on top of THREE.js and other marvellous libraries. It's still in heavy development, but you can follow the repository here
Although the project is still in alpha version, it's already ready to use and it features an advanced 3D Editor along with a full set of examples to help you getting started. See my "Worm" game to see what can be achieved with Wage.
Lype is what I like to say "Javascript Playground": basically, it's a live Javascript editor with a integrated Coffeescript compiler, a JSLinter, a Tab system and a 2D HTML5 Canvas. You can check the repository here
Worm is my very first attempt in creating a Javascript 3D Game from scratch. This is a very interesting experiment, because it's crafted with Wage, and features another useful tool I created a few months ago, Bee.js. This game features a Particle Engine, sounds and Social integration. You can check the repository here
Although the game is completed, there are probably a lot of bugs and the game graphics could easily be improved, but its main purpose was to stress and test my Game Engine. However, you can check this article too see how the game works.
This is my first attempt in Data Visualization. The main purpose of this project is to show Earthquakes data in real-time, with the support of the "WorldBank Data API". This project is built with THREE.js, and features a complex system of particles to recreate planet Earth in a original way.
The project is not completed, and there are probably a lot of bugs and the graphics could be easily improved.


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My Name is Jason Barbanel and I am a Junior Full Stack web developer. I am working to gain my certificate of completion in the Rutgers Coding Bootcamp Full Stack web development course. I have gained new skills such as HTML, CSS, Javascript, React.js, responsive web Design and more. I look forward to getting a job in the computer programing industry once I have finished this course.
This will be a career change for me, as I have been in the sales & event planning space for more than 19 years. I believe that the abilities I have acquired through my previous work experiences will only enhance the the skills I will gain throughout this course. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
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I had been driven to the ER by my girlfriend because of some severe stomach pain I had been experiencing. The doctor thought I might have apendicitis, and told me I needed a catscan. For those of you that don't know, a catscan requires an IV so they can inject you with a radioactive dye that shows up on the scan. At the time, I was terrified of needles, so I told the doctor this, and he advised I be given a sedative, Ativan.
The Ativan was added to my IV immediately after the IV was inserted, I didn't note the dosage since I was freaking out at the time. Within a few minutes the drug started to take effect and I had calmed down considerably. At first it was just a calming euphoria, no fogginess or intoxication, very pleasant.
After about a half an hour things started to get weird. I fell asleep and had a very vivid dream. In the dream I was holding one of those orange phones the linemen use to test the lines. When I woke up from the dream the transition from dream to reality was seamless. It's hard to verbalise what this was like exactly, but after I was fully awake I could still feel the phone in my hand, then when I realised it wasn't really there, it dissolved from my grip.
From this point on I felt like I was dreaming, and kept falling asleep and waking up in this seamless manner. At some point my parents showed up at the hospital, it seemed like they had just materialised miraculously.
I don't remember being wheeled into the catscan area, but apparently I was. This is where the dream state turned bad. In the room outside the catscan room there were other patients on beds waiting to get their catscans. I thought they were zombies, I must have heard moaning, and I closed my eyes thinking that they wouldn't be able to see me.
After the catscan I was wheeled back to my room where my girlfriend and parents were waiting to take me home. I insisted on driving myself home, even as I stumbled out of the hospital. At the time this was occurring I was not aware of my intoxicated state; Ativan was very much like my experiences with LSD in this way.
The rest of the day is very foggy in my memory, and there's lots of blank spots. I don't remember being wheeled through the hospital. I don't remember putting my clothes back on after i took the hospital gown off. I had my mom get me a burger at Wendy's, but I don't remember eating it. I don't remember going to sleep, but the next morning I woke up in my bed with a pair of boxer shorts on over a pair of underpants.
It was only the day after that I realised how screwed up I was. I also had an overwhelming feeling that I NEEDED to take Ativan again. The only time I've had a feeling like that was after I first smoked opium. Since this experience I've taken Ativan once more preceeding a surgical procedure, this was in pill form, and the effects were nowhere near as intense.
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Working on creating a clone of the board game Ricochet for the browser. Learning to setup a proper authoritative server architecture.
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{% extends "layout.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %} OTIS Mock Olympiads {% endblock title %} {% block layout-content %}
Important reading. Please read this before taking the first mock olympiads!
For new students:
If you are a returning student, you should be able to just log in to your old account and then use the entry code above. (But you can create another new account if you want, too.)
In brief:
Check the syllabus for full details.


Great choice. Anything else?
No, that's all. Thanks.
You nod. With their menus in one hand,
the jug in the other, you hurry to the kitchen.
Ek Beef Vindaloo aur doh Mango Lassi.
(One Beef Vindaloo and two Mango Lassis.)
The manager asks you to wash the bathroom.
Continue


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Sea bass gets a fresh, spring treatment in this easy recipe.
Blend the salsa ingredients together in a food processor until roughly chopped, then set aside.
To make the potatoes in milk, spread the butter onto the base of a wide, heavy-bottomed saucepan. Put in the potatoes, season well and cover with the milk. Add the bay leaves and fennel. Cut a circle of baking paper the size of your pan and place it on the milk. Cook over a medium heat for 20 minutes. Remove the paper and turn up the heat until the milk has reduced and the potatoes have slightly caramelised. Set aside to rest.
Meanwhile, to cook the fish, heat a dash of oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Lightly score the fish skin and season with salt. Fry the fish skin-side down for 3–4 minutes. Turn the fish over and cook flesh-side down for 2 minutes, or until cooked through. Add a knob of butter and a squeeze of lemon.
Divide the fish between two plates, drizzle with the salsa and serve with the potatoes.


Never mind, hey, this is really exciting, so much to find out about, so much to look forward to, I'm quite dizzy with anticipation . . . Or is it the wind?
There really is a lot of that now, isn't there? And wow! Hey! What's this thing suddenly coming toward me very fast? Very, very fast.  That's it! That's a good name- ground!
I wonder if it will be friends with me?
Hello Ground!
And the rest, after a sudden wet thud, was silence.


The image classifier detects the blackboard’s state of writing. It is an interesting BilderSkript context to know whether the writing on the blackboard fills out the blackboard completely, partially, or alternatively, the blackboard is empty.
We learn a model, a classifier, which maps images to class labels, e.g. full, partial, empty.
For utilizing comet.ml you need to provide a .comet.env
file in the project’s directory. The file conatins the API key and the comet’s project name.
Walkthrough
Start an experiment from scripts/ludwig
.
STEP 1: Prepare the input dataset
Precondition:
<training image path>
directory the images are organized in subdirs, where subdir names are the class labelsCommand:
./ludwig_experiment.sh datacsv <experiment name> <training image path>
Postcondition:
ludwig/experiements/<experiment name>
<experiment name>.csv
, which links images to class labelsSTEP 2: Learn the model
Precondition: see above
Command:
./ludwig_experiment.sh experiment <experiment name> <training image path>
Postcondition:
ludwig/experiements/<experiment name>/results
STEP 3: Visualize and Shutdown
Precondition: the experiment name from above
Command:
./ludwig_experiment.sh visualize <experiment name>
./ludwig_experiment.sh shutdown <experiment name>
Postcondition:
Multi experiements are repeated experiements which varying parameters. Particularly, we vary the parameters for the image pre-processing.
Start a multi experiment from scripts/ludwig
. All directories created during an regular experiment are prefixed by exp<num>_
indicating the run number within the multi experiment.
Precondition:
ludwig_multi_experiments.sh
for
Command:
./ludwig_multi_experiments.sh <experiment root name>
Postcondition:
ludwig/experiements/exp<num>_<experiment root name>
The following activity diagram illustrates the overall sequence of actions for running one or more experiments. The swimlane Experiments
depicts all artifacts which relate to an experiment. When an experiment is repeated with different parameters the filtered images, the datacsv file and the resulting model are created under the new experiment name.


FASTEST GUN ALIVE, THE (1956) Directed by Russell Rouse. Written by Rouse amd Frank D. Gilroy from Gilroy's story "The Last Notch.." Photography, George J. Folsey. Editing, Harry V. Knapp, Ferris Webster. Art Direction Cedric Gibbons, Merrill Pye. Music, Andre Previn. Cast: Glenn Ford (George Temple), Jeanne Crain (Dora Temple), Broderick Crawford(Vinnie Harold), Russ Tamblyn, Allyn Joslyn ,Leif Erickson, John Dehner, Noah Beery Jr, J.M. Kerrigan, Rhys Williams, Virginia Gregg, Chubby Johnson, Frank Stringer, John Doucette , et al. Produced by Clarence Greene. An MGM film. Black-and white. (also colorized). 95 minutes.
A Western. perhaps conceived as an A picture but it comes out like a B movie, and a tiresome one at that.
George Temple (Glenn Ford) is a shopkeeper in a very small town. He is married to Dora (Jeanne. Crain). He has a secret, which is his hidden hand gun that he practices with out in the countryside, then hides at home. Turns out (for the audience) that he used to be a great gunslinger somewhere else, got sick of it, and moved to where he is now with Crain. She is au courant but others are not, in fact, they all believe that he is the most peace-loving man around.
Then, unconnectedly, there is, elsewhere, Vinnie Harold (Broderick Crawford) who leads a gang of robbers-killers. We first meet him after a bank robbery, during which he kills gratuitously a bank client. The victim happens to be the local sheriff's brother.This guarantees that the posse will be tenacious.
Cut to Vinnie and Co. hearing that a certain person is said to be the fastest gun. Vinnie does not know him, BUT he is obsessed with being the fastest gun alive. Vinnie is as mad as a hatter, a card-carrying psycho. So he defies the champ and kills him.
A witness to all that returns to George's town and, with Irish gusto, describes and retells that killing ad nauseam. This somehow irritates George and adds to his nervousness with being a shopkeeper. George and Dora moved in some four years ago, during which George had never touched alcohol. But for the first time he enters the local bar.
When rancher Allen Joslyn, complete in cowboy duds and a gun, shows some braggadocio, peacenik George is doubly irritated, tells Joslyn that the way his gun is worn is dumb, ineffectual, useless and describes how a real gunman goes about such matters. To the suprised customers he reveals that he, George, used to be a gunslinger. They do not believe him. He goes home, gets his gun from its hiding place, returns to the bar and gives a demonstration. This includes having two men throw a silver dollar each in the air. George puts a hole in both coins before they touch the ground.
Now the locals believe him. Indeed, they celebrate the fact that the champion is among them.
Vinnie shows up and, you guessed it, wants to duel with still peace-loving George, otherwise he'll burn down the town. When a nice local offers to fight Vinnie --which means certain death --.George relents.
Vinnie is killed, of course. In a trick ending we watch a double burial, of "George killed by Vinnie" and "Vinnie killed by George". But, by George! his widow does not look desperate. Why? Because there is no George corpse. George is alive, well and spirited away. This, to have him stop existing and being challenged. We assume that he will assume another identity yet in a distant place, where his wife will join him, where they can live happily ever after with their child (Dora is pregnant, but it does not show.)
Now that you know the plot you don't have to see the movie.
The flick is riddled with improbabilities. It is the same old stuff about gunmen challenging others so as to become Mr. Best. There is nothing wrong with this notion. It has served some movies well. And our movie makes things clear early on as someone says wisely that no matter how "best" one is, there's always someone better. It is a good, moral, realistic message which applies to everything in life, not just gunplay.
But the picture does not convince. In general this illustration of the old song "Anything you can do --I can do better" applies to lean and hungry-looking younger men who postulate the title and the glory of veteran Colt-users. Here Broderick Crawford (he of the raucous voice) is older than Ford and noticeably fatter. He wears throughout a single facial expression..
Glenn Ford wears two:: a pained one, and a very pained one. Not unusual for this performer. Expressivity was never his forte.
The cast includes a number of faces familiar from supporting roles. (See credits). None of them has more than a two-dimensional part, and this includes Jeanne Crain. Not unusual for her either, with the main exception being in her lead in the excellent "Pinky."
Among the performers Allyn Joslyn is the one who is most out of his element. Generally playing nervous or jittery types, mostly urban and with an element of elegance, he looks blatantly uncomfortable here, both in his part and in his outfit.
Broderick Crawford is wasted along with the others. And dancer-gymnast-actor Russ Tamblyn has, all to himself, an inexplicable sequence. During a dance, he performs an athletic, bouncy-jumpy number which is straight out of "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers," in which Tamblyn had played. That was a musical fantasy, and a very nice one too. But here the number has no place, makes no sense, and while quite admirable, strikes the wrong note.
The film's director is a minor name. Among his works one finds the definitely un-classic (in fact, awful) 1988 remake of the 1950 classic film noir "D.O.A."
"Le mauvais gout mene au crime"(Stendhal)
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open val availableComponentHashes: List<SecureHash>
Calculate the hashes of the sub-components of the transaction, that are used to build its Merkle tree. The root of the tree is the transaction identifier. The tree structure is helpful for privacy, please see the user-guide section "Transaction tear-offs" to learn more about this topic.


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Barnier: ‘Not even Farage can explain the benefits of Brexit to me’
by Chris Harris“No-one has ever managed to explain the added value of Brexit to me, not even Nigel Farage.”
They were the words of EU chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier as he warned a cliff-edge UK departure was still possible.
Barnier was speaking at the Web Summit in Lisbon as the UK gears up for a general election in December, aimed at breaking the Brexit stalemate.
“It is the EU and the UK that have reached an agreement,” said Barnier. “And for the first time ever, the House of Commons has approved the deal, but it has not yet completed its ratification.
“So the UK asked us for more time to ratify this agreement and also more time to organise general elections.
“The EU27 agree to give them more time until the end of next January. To do so, Brexit is a school of patience, Brexit is a school of tenacity.”
You can watch a clip of Barnier’s speech in the live player, above.


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The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don't really even notice it, so it's part of everyday life.
- Bill Gates

The advance of technology is based on making it fit in so that you don't really even notice it, so it's part of everyday life.

- Bill Gates

Add a

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 around an input and add a  after it.
The above classes work on  and <video> elements
img-responsive class
img-fit-contain class
img-fit-cover class
Figures

Some image I found online

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figure-caption
text-left
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text-right
Video
For responsive video, add a container with the video-responsive class. Insert any YouTube, Youku or other iframe/embed video inside the container. The ratio is 16:9 by default. You may add video-responsive-4-3 for 4:3 ratio video containers or video-responsive-1-1 for 1:1 ratio.
Flexbox grid columns can use the standard 12-column grid, but also use arbitrary columns (they'll all be equally spaced out). The latter option gives us the capability of doing 5, 7 or 11 columns equally spaced!
Flexbox grid
Here's your first column, yo.
Here's your second column
Here's your first column, yo.
Here's your second column
Here's your third column
Here's your fourth column
Here's your fifth column
Here's your first column, yo.
Here's your second column
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Here's your first column, yo.

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You can also use col-# classes with the above to resemble the old 12-column layouts:

grid-xl

grid-lg

grid-md

grid-sm

grid-xs

Responsive visibility
Hide classes
Selectively hide content at resolution breakpoints using the following classes.
hide-xs hides elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 480px.
hide-sm hides elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 600px.
hide-md hides elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 840px.
hide-lg hides elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 960px.
hide-xl hides elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 1280px.
Element visibility by hidden class
xs
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md
lg
xl
hide-xs
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hide-xl
Show classes
Selectively show content at resolution breakpoints using the following classes.
show-xs shows elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 480px.
show-sm shows elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 600px.
show-md shows elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 840px.
show-lg shows elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 960px.
show-xl shows elements when the window width is smaller than or equal to 1280px.
Element visibility by show class
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Navbar
Spectre.css navbars can include multiple

s that become evenly distributed across the navbar. Each section can have its own logo brand, nav links, buttons, search boxes, etc...
Use a

 to have a centered section in the navbar.
Get rid of the image and just use initials using the figure attributes data-initial="Initials" and set a background color using a regular ol' CSS style element like style="background-color: #5755d9;"
Wow! You're our first winner! Betcha can't wait to redeem your prize! That's just a step away - click that button down there to gather your new goods and be on your way!

You win!

Congratulations, lucky you!

Wow! You're our first winner! Betcha can't wait to redeem your prize! That's just a step away - click that button down there to gather your new goods and be on your way!

<button class="btn btn-primary">Redeem</button>

The

 section can be moved anywhere within the card (top, middle, bottom).
Chips
Packing multiple media types in a compact widget
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Chips can contain avatar images, buttons and text. You can also use other background classes with the chip class to change the color of the chip.
Add generic elements for mock-up purposes by applying the empty class to some container. You can then use the following classes with dummy elements inside it:
empty-icon
empty-title
empty-subtitle
empty-action
You have no new messages
Click the button to start a conversation.

You have no new messages

Click the button to start a conversation.

<button class="btn btn-primary">Send a message</button>

Spectre.css doesn't include its own Javascript for adding the active class to the div.modal (though my above button seems to work despite the lack of JavaScript).
Add the modal-sm or modal-lg classes to the div.modal to yield modal windows of max-width 320px and 960px respectively.
Modal title
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tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam,
quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo
consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse
cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non
proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
Bruce Banner
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...
Tony Stark
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
Steve Rogers
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...
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Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

Bruce Banner

The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...

Tony Stark

Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

Steve Rogers

The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...

Natasha Romanoff

Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

<input class="form-input" type="text" placeholder="Hello">
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To make a contribution to the world by making tools for the mind that advance humankind.

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Apple

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To make a contribution to the world by making tools for the mind that advance humankind.

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Steps
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Simple steps
Use the active class on a step-items to mark it as the current step.
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

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The Avengers

Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

<button class="btn btn-primary">Join</button>
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The S.H.I.E.L.D.
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...

Horizontal dividers

Vertical dividers

You can go with this

You can go with that

'Cuz this is kind of phat.

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Position utilities
TODO: Make demonstrations of these, rather than just documenting them.

rounded

circle

Text utilities
text-left
text-center
text-right
text-justify "Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites. You justify, those that died by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites."
 You justify, those that died by wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites."

TEXT-LOWERCASE
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-uppercase
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-capitalize
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-normal
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-bold
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-italic
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-large
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-ellipsis
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-clip
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

text-break
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.

Experimentals
To use these, need to include the spectre-exp.css CSS file!
Autocomplete
Calendars
Default calendar
This example shows an event, current date and date range.

<meter class="meter" value="20" min="0" max="100"></meter>
<meter class="meter" value="60" min="0" max="100" low="30" high="80"></meter>

<meter class="meter" value="85" min="0" max="100" low="30" high="80"></meter>


Data returned using AJAX load() method from the database below:
http://services.odata.org/V4/Northwind/Northwind.svc
Data returned using AJAX load() method from the database below:
http://services.odata.org/V4/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Products
Data returned using AJAX load() method from the database below:
http://services.odata.org/V4/Northwind/Northwind.svc/Products?$select=ProductName


VISUALISATION EXAMPLE 1
Chart:
Food Items in relation to Gdp and Perurb
(1970-2011)
, Greece
VISUALISATION EXAMPLE 2
Chart:
Calories Consumption (Items) over time in Greece


In each trade there are two parties : one is importer and another is exporter.
among the big trades with regular payments where the traders have credit with one another
both are candidates for being provider.
Lets continue with the previous example!
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Color:
W3C Document, August 20
Abstract
We're testing the colors in this document.
Status
This is a paragraph text.


This sample shows how to send a survey to your users who have updated your app. App Update is detected using a Firebase Analytics event.
See file functions/index.js for the trigger and the email sending code.
Sending emails is performed using nodemailer a node based Email client with comprehensive EMail server setup. For simplicity, in this sample we’re showing how to send email through SMTP using a Gmail account. Be aware that Gmail has an email sending quota. If you are planning on sending a large number of emails you should use a professional email sending platform such as Sendgrid, Mailjet or Mailgun.
The dependencies are listed in functions/package.json.
The function triggers on changes to app_update
Firebase
Analytics events. For other automatically logged events see:
https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/6317485
Set the gmail.email
and gmail.password
Google
Cloud environment variables to match the email and password of the Gmail
account used to send emails. For this use:
This sample can be tested on your Android and iOS app. To test it out:
app_update
events as being a
Conversion event in your project. You can do this on
the Analytics section > Events tab.
firebase use --add
then select your projec tin the list.
firebase deploy


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java.lang.Object org.jboss.mx.util.JBossNotificationBroadcasterSupport org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport de.myfoo.commonj.jboss.FooService
public abstract class FooService
Abstract JBoss service.
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protected int |
coreThreads
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protected java.lang.String |
JNDIName
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protected int |
maxThreads
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protected ThreadPool |
pool
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log, server, SERVICE_CONTROLLER_SIG, serviceName |
| Fields inherited from interface org.jboss.system.ServiceMBean |
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CREATE_EVENT, CREATED, DESTROY_EVENT, DESTROYED, FAILED, REGISTERED, START_EVENT, STARTED, STARTING, states, STOP_EVENT, STOPPED, STOPPING, UNREGISTERED |
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FooService()
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protected void |
bind(java.lang.Object object,
java.lang.String bindName)
Bind an object to its JNDI name. |
int |
getCoreThreads()
Get the core size of the WorkManager thread pool. |
java.lang.String |
getJNDIName()
Get the JNDI name of the WorkManager . |
int |
getMaxThreads()
Get the max size of the WorkManager thread pool. |
int |
getQueueLength()
Get the length of the thread pool queue. |
void |
setCoreThreads(int coreThreads)
Set the core size of the WorkManager thread pool. |
void |
setJNDIName(java.lang.String JNDIName)
Set the JNDI name of the WorkManager . |
void |
setMaxThreads(int maxThreads)
Set the max size of the WorkManager thread pool. |
protected void |
startService()
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protected void |
stopService()
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protected void |
unbind(java.lang.String bindName)
Unbind an object to from JNDI. |
| Methods inherited from class org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport |
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create, createService, destroy, destroyService, getDeploymentInfo, getLog, getName, getNextNotificationSequenceNumber, getObjectName, getServer, getServiceName, getState, getStateString, jbossInternalCreate, jbossInternalDescription, jbossInternalDestroy, jbossInternalLifecycle, jbossInternalStart, jbossInternalStop, postDeregister, postRegister, preDeregister, preRegister, start, stop |
| Methods inherited from class org.jboss.mx.util.JBossNotificationBroadcasterSupport |
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addNotificationListener, getNotificationInfo, handleNotification, nextNotificationSequenceNumber, removeNotificationListener, removeNotificationListener, sendNotification |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Methods inherited from interface org.jboss.system.ServiceMBean |
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getName, getState, getStateString, jbossInternalLifecycle |
| Methods inherited from interface org.jboss.system.Service |
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create, destroy, start, stop |
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protected int coreThreads
protected int maxThreads
protected java.lang.String JNDIName
protected ThreadPool pool
| Constructor Detail |
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public FooService()
| Method Detail |
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protected void startService() throws java.lang.Exception
startService
in class org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport
java.lang.Exception
protected void stopService() throws java.lang.Exception
stopService
in class org.jboss.system.ServiceMBeanSupport
java.lang.Exception
public int getCoreThreads()
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
thread pool.
getCoreThreads
in interface FooServiceMBean
ThreadPoolExecutor
public void setCoreThreads(int coreThreads)
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
thread pool.
setCoreThreads
in interface FooServiceMBean
coreThreads
- new core sizepublic int getMaxThreads()
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
thread pool.
getMaxThreads
in interface FooServiceMBean
ThreadPoolExecutor
public void setMaxThreads(int maxThreads)
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
thread pool.
setMaxThreads
in interface FooServiceMBean
maxThreads
- new max sizepublic java.lang.String getJNDIName()
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
.
getJNDIName
in interface FooServiceMBean
public void setJNDIName(java.lang.String JNDIName)
FooServiceMBean
WorkManager
.
setJNDIName
in interface FooServiceMBean
JNDIName
- new JNDI namepublic int getQueueLength()
FooServiceMBean
getQueueLength
in interface FooServiceMBean
protected void bind(java.lang.Object object, java.lang.String bindName) throws javax.naming.NamingException
object
- object to bindbindName
- JNDI name
javax.naming.NamingException
- if object can't be boundprotected void unbind(java.lang.String bindName) throws javax.naming.NamingException
bindName
- JNDI name
javax.naming.NamingException
- if object can't be unbound
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OptionsStyleProvider enables you to use separate style names for the suggested options displayed by SuggestionPickerField component.
OptionsStyleProvider
SuggestionPickerField


--- date: 2010-03-23T00:00:00Z published: true title: Mojito - Discover url: /2010/03/23/mojito-discover/ ---
Mojito is a WiFi enabled stand-alone device to display your chosen content & services. MyMojito is the online control panel we designed so you can quickly and easily customize and organize the services you wish to subscribe to. MyMojito & Mojito work as a system to create the best live notification system with built-in social networking features and great new content discovery tools to keep you forever inspired.
Not sure I would want to do anything with my current feeds that I actually want to read, but wouldn't be a bad replacement for the TV muted with scrolling text along the bottom.


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Chest is required
Coat is too long
Coat is required
Height is too long
Height is required
Neck is too long
Neck is required
Outseam is too long
Outseam is required
Pant is too long
Pant is required
Shirt is too long
Shirt is required
Shoe Size is too long
Shoe Size is required
Sleeve is too long
Sleeve is required
Underarm is too long
Underarm is required
Weight is too long
Weight is required


A <name> can be either an <id> or can be an <id> followed by a list of expressions enclosed in [] brackets. For name binding purposes a name without brackets is considered to be a different name than a name with brackets. Two names with the same id and bracketed expression lists are considered to be the same name for name binding purposes even if the number of expressions and their values are different.
The are two forms of <id>. A <basic id> is a Java-like identifier. An <extended id> is an XML-like identifier and permits more characters than the <basic id>
@x:Act has no reserved words, so all <id>s are permitted. There are however many predefined names. Predefined names can be redefined.
For the x: namespace, names are defined in several places.
A <name> within an <exp> that is not a definition of that name is a use of that name. Each extended id form of <escape> is also a use of that extended id name.


Ariadne
Weave your way to new music
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Water Scarcity
Nearly half the global population are already living in potential water scarce areas at least one month per
year
and this could increase to some 4.8–5.7 billion in 2050. About 73% of the affected people live in Asia (69%
by 2050) (Burek et al., 2016).
Water scarcity explanation according to UN Water:
"Water scarcity can mean scarcity in availability due to physical shortage, or scarcity in access due to the
failure of institutions to ensure a regular supply or due to a lack of adequate infrastructure".
How to contribute in global water crisis campaign?
- Change your diet, lifestyles and consumption pattern. Reduce your meat consumption.
- Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle your water.
- Support new water conservation technologies.
- Start planting trees in your surroundings.
- Participate in water crisis campaign. Get to know more about our campaign here


{% translate "Our System divides into 2 main categories" %} {% translate "bundles and indvidals" %}.{% blocktrans %} Often bundles contain the indvidal services but with lower cost the indvidal services are paid separately and this is some bundles/packages that include our services to give the teacher options to select from.{% endblocktrans %}
{% translate "The first week is FREE + 15% discount for every month paid in advance" %}💪🔥
| {% translate "Individual Questions" %} | |
|---|---|
| {% translate "Question Type" %} | {% translate "Question Price" %} |
| {% translate "MCQ (Mult-Choise Question)" %} | 1 EGP |
| {% translate "One word answer (Recite)" %} | 2 EGP |
| {% translate "One sentence answer/match" %} | 3 EGP |
| {% translate "10 sentence or less answer" %} | 4 EGP |
| {% translate "Paragraph (11 sentence or more)" %} | 5 EGP |
| {% translate "Videography" %} | |
|---|---|
| {% translate "Service Name" %} | {% translate "Service Price" %} |
| {% translate "In-person recording" %} | |
| {% translate "simple video editing" %} | |
| {% translate "The best video editing" %} | |
| {% translate "Both recording and editing" %} | |
| {% translate "Both recording and editing using a camera" %} |
{% translate "25% discount for every exam paid in advance" %}💪
{% translate "The exam and recording of the class stands alone ex: if the exam has 100 MCQ qustions it will cost 100*1 (MCQ price) = 100EGP ...." %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Err 404: Page Not Found{% endblock %} {% block content %}
The resource you are looking for is MIA champ.


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Data Structures | |
| struct | arithmetic_ast |
Enumerations | |
| enum | arithmetic_ast_type { NODE_ADD = 0, NODE_SUB, NODE_MUL, NODE_DIV, NODE_NUM, EXPR_ADDITION = 0, EXPR_SUBTRACTION, EXPR_MULTIPLICATION, EXPR_DIVISION, EXPR_POW, EXPR_SEPAND, EXPR_PIPE, EXPR_XOR, EXPR_AND, EXPR_OR, EXPR_NOT, EXPR_TILDE, EXPR_PLUS_EQ, EXPR_MINUS_EQ, EXPR_NUMBER } |
Functions | |
| struct arithmetic_ast * | ast_alloc (void) |
| Ast node allocator and initialiser. More... | |
| struct arithmetic_ast * | ast_alloc_number (int value) |
| Number ast node allocator and initialiser. More... | |
| void | ast_free (struct arithmetic_ast *ast) |
| Wrapper to release memory of an ast node and its children. More... | |
| enum arithmetic_ast_type |
| struct arithmetic_ast* ast_alloc | ( | void | ) |
Ast node allocator and initialiser.
| struct arithmetic_ast* ast_alloc_number | ( | int | value | ) |
Number ast node allocator and initialiser.
| value | the value to store inthe node |
| void ast_free | ( | struct arithmetic_ast * | ast | ) |
Wrapper to release memory of an ast node and its children.
| ast | the node to free |


Packages used in this vignette.
library("dplyr")
library("purrr")
library("knitr")
library("docxtools")
This vignette demonstrates the use of two functions from the docxtools package:
format_engr()
for formatting numbers in engineering
notationalign_pander()
for aligning table columns using a
simple pander table styleThe primary goal of format_engr()
is to present numeric
variables in a data frame in engineering format, that is,
scientific notation with exponents that are multiples of 3. Compare:
| syntax | expression |
|---|---|
| computer | \(1.011E+5\) |
| mathematical | \(1.011\times10^{5}\) |
| engineering | \(101.1\times10^{3}\) |
This example uses a small data set, density
, included
with docxtools, with temperature in K, pressure in Pa, the gas constant
in J kg-1K-1, and density in kg
m-3.
density#> function (x, ...)
#> UseMethod("density")
#> <bytecode: 0x000001854413c648>
#> <environment: namespace:stats>
Four of the variables are numeric. The date
variable is
of type “double” but class “Date”, so it is not reformatted. Class and
type are found using purrr::map_chr()
.
map_chr(density, class)
#> Error in `purrr:::stop_bad_type()`:
#> ! `.x` must be a vector, not a function
map_chr(density, typeof)
#> Error in `purrr:::stop_bad_type()`:
#> ! `.x` must be a vector, not a function
Usage is
format_engr(x, sigdig = NULL, ambig_0_adj = FALSE)
. The
function returns a data frame with all numeric values reformatted as
character strings in engineering format with math delimiters
$...$
.
<- format_engr(density)
density_engr
density_engr#> function (x, ...)
#> UseMethod("density")
#> <bytecode: 0x000001854413c648>
#> <environment: namespace:stats>
The formerly numeric variables are now characters. Non-numeric variables are returned unaltered.
::map_chr(density_engr, class)
purrr#> Error in `purrr:::stop_bad_type()`:
#> ! `.x` must be a vector, not a function
The math formatting is applied when the data frame is printed in the
output document. For example, we can use knitr::kable()
to
print the formatted data.
kable(density_engr)
#> Error in as.data.frame.default(x): cannot coerce class '"function"' to a data.frame
The function is compatible with the pipe operator.
<- density %>%
density_engr format_engr()
kable(density_engr)
#> Error in as.data.frame.default(x): cannot coerce class '"function"' to a data.frame
Comments:
format_engr()
has three arguments:
x
, a data frame with at least one numerical
variable.sigdig
, an optional vector of significant digits.
Default is 4.ambig_0_adj
, an optional logical to adjust the notation
in the event of ambiguous trailing zeros. Default is FALSE.The sigdig
argument can be a single value, applied to
all numeric columns.
<- format_engr(density, sigdig = 3)
density_engr kable(density_engr)
#> Error in as.data.frame.default(x): cannot coerce class '"function"' to a data.frame
Alternatively, significant digits can be assigned to every numeric column. A zero returns the variable in its original form.
<- format_engr(density, sigdig = c(5, 4, 0, 5))
density_engr kable(density_engr)
#> Error in as.data.frame.default(x): cannot coerce class '"function"' to a data.frame
Subset the data to look at just the numerical variables.
<- density %>%
x select(T_K, p_Pa, R, density)
#> Error in UseMethod("select"): no applicable method for 'select' applied to an object of class "function"
Print the data with incrementally decreasing significant digits.
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = 4), caption = "4 digits")
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
Three digits creates no ambiguity.
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = 3), caption = "3 digits")
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
With 2 digits, we have three columns with ambiguous trailing zeros.
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = 2), caption = "2 digits")
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
By setting the ambig_0_adj
argument to TRUE, scientific
notation is used to remove the ambiguity.
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = 2, ambig_0_adj = TRUE), caption = "Removing ambiguity")
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
The ambiguous trailing zero adjustment is applied only to those variables for which the condition exists. For example, consider these data without the adjustment,
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = c(4, 2, 0, 3), ambig_0_adj = FALSE))
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
The same numbers with ambig_0_adj = TRUE
,
kable(format_engr(x, sigdig = c(4, 2, 0, 3), ambig_0_adj = TRUE))
#> Error in is.data.frame(x): object 'x' not found
and only the pressure variable has a reformatted power of ten because it is the only variable that had ambiguous trailing zeros.


BT_SPORTS!
by Tshepang and Buhle
last month I went to a game in Braamfontein
I like to swim cause you learn new techniques
supersports


If anything needs improved, drop a PR on the repo.
Enchanting was added in Minecraft Beta 1.9 Prerelease 3. At this time, experience was hard to come by, only available by killing mobs, and so high-level enchantments were difficult to obtain.
However, enchantments in this early buggy state are still of interest. For example, in Beta 1.9 Prerelease 4 (hereafter stylized b1.9-p4), spawners, lit furnaces, infested stone block types, and smooth stone double slabs could be obtained with a silk touch pickaxe. In fact, the motivation behind this project was originally to find the optimal level for getting silk touch on an iron pickaxe.
The current scope of the project is now much broader: to document the mechanics of enchanting in these early days, to track any changes during the time from b1.9-p3 to 1.0.0, and to provide calculators to assist with any enchanting efforts for these versions.
Coming soon!


Cel has been a work in progress for a long time. The project was started sometime in 2003, I didn't keep records, but i have a demo from that far back. It was originally a C library, and was started with the same basic concepts that are in Cel today. It was a slow process, but finally in 2008 I was 'done' and ready to release it to the world. This led me to create another demo, showing just how awesome it was. This was not going to be a hello world or a list of widgets, it was going to do something (I can't remember what). The demo worked, but I viewed it as a spectacular failure becuase it was just too verbose, and managing memory was too hard(it was at least half of the code). I had failed to create what I wanted, it was not easy enough to use. So I thought fixing memory management would solve my problem. I had a vague idea about Lua from my days of playing World of Warcraft, so I set about to do the same thing WoW did and create a Lua binding.
The Lua binding began in late 2008. It didn't take long either, a few months of working on it only a couple of hours every night. The Lua binding worked, but my exposure to Lua changed me. Lua was beautiful, powerful, expressive and my C based gui was made for C, it was designed around the limitations of C, limitations that Lua did not have. So I decided that Cel would be a Lua library with C as an afterthought, which meant starting over. Cel the Lua library began in Jan-2009, although most of the fundamental concepts were in the original C library.


'Like looking through butterfly wings': Ira Cohen's Mylar chamber – in pictures
In a New York loft 50 years ago, poet, photographer and film-maker Ira Cohen hung reflective Mylar film on hinged boards, walls and ceiling, and invited visitors – including William Burroughs and Jimi Hendrix – to explore an experimental space
Reflections (Jimi Hendrix)
Cohen (born in New York in 1935) lived in Morocco in the early 1960s. When he returned to New York in the mid-60s, he found himself at the heart of the counterculture. He became immersed in independent cinema, theatre, multimedia experiments and avant-garde collaborations. Ira Cohen: Into the Mylar Chamber is published by Fulgur Press. All photographs: © The Estate of Ira Cohen, 2019
The Three Faces of Alejandro Jodorowsky
Between 1968-71 Cohen photographed and filmed the reflections of sitters and performers in sheets of Mylar (synthesised silver plastic), that he had draped on walls and hung from the ceiling in his loft. He called this small theatre the Mylar Chamber
Dr Mabuse
Mylar, a stretched polyester film created in the mid-50s, became a quintessential 60s material, used for magnetic recording tape, Nasa spacesuits and product packaging
Electromagneto meets Leon Neon (Ira Cohen and Jack Smith)
Cohen says: ‘All the first photographs were made in black light. I had no idea how complicated that really was even when I was doing it with Bill Devore (photographer). It was an enormous amount of work. We were painting every object … anything that we wanted to respond to the black light had to be painted and prepared’
Cellophane Maja
‘Looking at your pictures is like looking through butterfly wings’ said Hendrix. ‘Few came as close to explaining the euphoric distortions of hallucinogenics,’ wrote Life magazine of the images in their December 1969 summary of the past decade
Spectral Legion (Ed Cassidy)
For Cohen, Mylar was the ‘mirror of miracles’, a visionary, fractured and molten canvas exemplary of the silver age of the 60s, a period of space exploration and nostalgia for the 40s silver screen
William Burroughs and His Gilded Cobra
William Burroughs was one of Cohen’s sitters. The two met in Tangiers
In a Mist of Emperors (Ira Cohen and Rosalind Schwartz)
Theatrical sets, costumes, makeup, trance music, dance, film and slide projection, reel-to-reel tape recordings and playback were all part of the experience
Kenji
Cohen was both director and an actor and costumed his cast in collaboration with the performers
Title and Participant Unknown
Cohen played on 19th and early 20th-century spirit photography, with the Mylar Chamber as séance, and the photographer as medium


RideOrDrive
Your Destination. Your Choice.
Weather
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Uber
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Request Uber
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I have finally finished reading Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that Matters by Ryan Singer after many months. Now that I’ve made it through the book, I would subtitle it “The Hipster’s Waterfall.”
To be fair, it is a thought-provoking book. It has some good ideas for new techniques in managing software projects. It is well written and clear, and I think Singer does a decent job of arguing for the processes and techniques he recommends. I just don’t agree with some of his more foundational points and therefore I do not agree with the general thesis of the book.
More on my disagreements later; first, I’d like to point out the pieces from the book that I think are sound.
I think that the general concept of shaping work before working on it is excellent. The high-level idea is that you would make some rough designs and sketch out the flow and functionality of the work you’re about to do. This helps flush out any major issues with the design before getting into the details. The three properties of shaped work that I agree with are:
- It’s rough: the initial design should be at a high level.
- It’s solved: the solution to the problem has been well thought out. Open questions and rabbit holes have been resolved.
- It’s bounded: the scope – and what is out of scope – is clearly defined.
I find doing this type of design beneficial. It helps point out serious flaws with initial ideas.
Along with the general idea of shaping, Singer presents some ideas for creating rough designs – breadboarding and fat marker sketches. Breadboarding (named after the breadboard used for prototyping electronic circuits) is a way of sketching out a flow – basically a more informal version of a flow chart. Fat marker sketches are rough sketches of a user interface design. They are meant to show all of the critical parts without dictating the final design. Both of these ideas seem useful, though perhaps not very original.
The one thing in this book that I think is original and could be useful in practice is the hill chart.
A hill chart is a convex curve that is used to communicate progress on a work item. As you are making progress on the item you’re working on, you move a dot representing the item from left to right on the hill chart. If you are still figuring out the unknowns, approach, and design of the item you’re working on, then you would place a dot on the uphill part of the hill chart. If you’ve figured things out and are simply carrying out the plan to finish the item, then you would move the dot to the right on the downhill part of the hill chart.
Now that we’ve covered the pieces in the book that I do agree with, I’d like to move on to the fundamental issue I have with the book. I would very much dislike being a developer or a designer at Basecamp. In the section Who shapes, Singer paints a very clear picture of empowered shapers and indentured delivery teams. What I mean by delivery team is a team that simply takes tasks as input and produces software as output. They are not responsible for solving business problems. They are only responsible for producting code that meets some requirements.
Marty Cagan’s writing has influenced me greatly, and I have learned that my desire is for empowered product teams. The empowered product teams that Cagan describes seem to be the direct opposite of the teams that Singer describes in this book. Basecamp doesn’t have a cohesive team that collaborates amongst themselves and with customers to reach a solution to a business problem. Basecamp has a team that decides on which business problem to solve, designs a solution that is meant to solve the problem, and then hands it off to other people to implement. I am not a fan.
In his articles, Cagan points out that there are four risks associated with creating or improving a product: – Value risk (will people buy it, or choose to use it?) – Usability risk (can users figure out how to use it?) – Feasibility risk (can we build it with the time, skills, and technology we have?) – Business Viability risk (will this solution work for the various dimensions of our business?)
With an empowered product team, the team is responsible for all of these risks. The team’s Product Manager is responsible for value and business viability. The Designer is responsible for usability. The Technical Lead is responsible for feasibility. This works well because each responsibility is owned by someone on the team who can either communicate directly with the people doing the implementation or perform the implementation themself.
In the process that Basecamp uses, all of these responsibilities partially or wholly lie with the shapers, and the actual implementation of the solution is handed off to another team – a delivery team. I think a good term for this type of process is insourcing. The shapers identify a problem their customers have, design a solution to the problem, and decide whether it’s usable, feasible, and a fit with the business. Then they hand the work off to their insourced design and development teams to implement the solution.
Another issue that I have with this book is its recommendation of six week cycles. Singer claims, “six weeks is long enough to build something meaningful start-to-finish and short enough that everyone can feel the deadline looming from the start, so they use the time wisely.”
Maybe they don’t have any procrastinators at Basecamp, but I think most would agree that a six week deadline doesn’t loom very large. Anyway, I think Singer is missing the point of why you would want a shorter iteration. A shorter iteration provides more frequent opportunities to interact with the customer and course correct.
The other benefit of shorter iterations is smaller batches of work. There is power in small batches
There is a name for a process that features up-front design which is handed off for development and long feature development cycles. The name for this process is waterfall. Basecamp uses waterfall with some minor adjustments to make it more palatable.
The interesting thing is that Basecamp is clearly making waterfall work for them. There is no denying they have a successful company, so no one is really in a place to criticize their approach. I personally wouldn’t enjoy working there, but when you have bootstrapped your company and are profitable you have a lot of flexibility to run things the way you want. And therein lies the true success of Basecamp.
So, in summary, I wouldn’t recommend the overall process that Singer recommends in Shape Up, but there were still some tidbits of wisdom within. I don’t recommend reading this one.


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By Ross Anthony
Suburban raised Julia Stiles has no other dream than dancing her way into Juilliard Ballet School. All she needs is her mom's presence at the audition. Very early on in the movie her mother is killed in a car accident. The trauma causes her to give up dancing, but it's the logistics of guardianship, which lands her on a sofa bed at her somewhat estranged father's house smack dab in the middle of a black Chicago neighborhood.
Actually, the tension between her and her jazz musician father oscillates nicely, though is never quite juiced. Imperfectly, he fumbles for her forgiveness regarding past events left unspecified but no doubt centering around his departure. She's not jumping into his arms too quickly.
The real story is her relationship with a slick, bright, tough hip-hopster and her integration into the hood.
Aside from a sweetly edited finale dance solo, Stiles doesn't exactly fill the ballet dancer shoes, though she has no problem stepping into a lead role and commanding the production. I like this actress. In fact, she choked me up in two separate scenes. And though charming and funny in other scenes, the lead male Sean Patrick Thomas, couldn't find the right angle to complement her tears, paling when the scenes get deeply emotional. Not that he has the best dialogue to work with.
Teaching Stiles the finer points of hip-hop dancing, Thomas shines.
Aside from the father angle, which was truncated mid blossom, this is a formula fish out of water, dancer flick. Not too schmaltzy, not too edgy. She should have saved the last dance for her father.
Save the Last Dance. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. * Starring Julia Stiles, Sean Patrick Thomas, Terry Kinney, Fredro Starr. * Directed by Thomas Carter. * Written by Duane Adler, Cheryl Edwards. Story by Duane Adler. * Produced by Robert Cort and David Madden at MTV/Paramount.
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For details on using the packages and libraries listed here, see the Barry's Emacs Extensions Reference Manual.
Package and Subsystem Index
| Package | Description |
| ABBREV | Additional Abbreviation Mode functions that simplify using abbreviations |
| ADDLOG | A simple diary logging system |
| AREA | Horizontally- and vertically-bounded cut-and-paste functions |
| AUTOARG | Implements Auto-arg mode |
| BLISSMODE | A major mode for Bliss programmers |
| BUFDIRED | A buffer manipulation package |
| BUFF | A one-line buffer listing generator |
| CENTERLIN | Line-centering functions |
| CMODE | A major mode for C programmers |
| CMS | Emacs' CMS interface |
| DABBREV | Implements dynamic abbreviation expansion |
| DCLMODE | A major mode for DCL programmers |
| DEBUG | Emacs' Mock Lisp debugger |
| DENT | Functions to indent and un-indent blocks of text |
| DESCRIBEX | Implements the describe-command and describe-variable functions |
| DESWORD | Implements the describe-word-in-buffer function |
| DIRED | A directory editing subsystem |
| EDTSIM | Implements the EDT simulation keys |
| ELECTRICC | Another major mode for C programmers |
| Emacs_SYS | Functions to implement various VMS system service calls |
| ERRMSGPRS | Implements the default error message parser |
| EXPANDX | Defines the expand-mlisp-word and expand-mlisp-variable functions |
| FLASHER | Implements basic parenthesis balancing |
| FUNDMODE | Implements Fundamental Mode -- an alternative to Normal Mode |
| GLOBDEL | Implements functions to apply operations to all lines ontaining the specified pattern |
| GOTO | Implements various functions for moving dot by specifying various entities |
| HELP | A package which provides access to VMS HELP |
| HELPCHAR | Implements the Emacs Help character |
| INCSEARCH | Implements incremental search functions |
| INFO | The INFO subsystem |
| KILLER | The Kill-Ring package |
| LISPMODE | A major mode for Lisp and Mock Lisp programmers |
| MAKEBOX | Functions for drawing boxes around text |
| MESSAGES | Traps broadcast messages and displays them in a one-line window |
| MINIBUF | A package that allows you to define and run small Mlisp programs |
| MOUSE-RECTANGULAR | A mouse interface to the rectangular cut-and-paste routines |
| NEWCOMPIL | Implements the compile-it and next-error commands |
| NORMALMOD | Implements Normal Mode -- the default major mode for Emacs buffers |
| NOTES | The VAX NOTES interface package |
| NUMBER | A base conversion package |
| PAGE | Page-oriented commands using virtual buffer bounds |
| PARAGRAPH | Implements the paragraph commands used by the Text Mode functions |
| PASCAL | A major mode for PASCAL programmers |
| PROCESS | Implements the shell command |
| RECTANGULAR | Implements rectangular cut and paste commands |
| SCRIBE | A major mode for Scribe programmers |
| SENTENCE | Implements the sentence commands |
| SHELL | A DCL interaction package |
| SPAWN | Implements the spawn function |
| SPELL | Implements access to DECspell |
| TABS | A package to do smart things with the Tab key |
| TAGS | The TAGS program indexing library |
| TEACH | The Emacs computer-based instruction package |
| TECO | Implements functions to access TECO from within Emacs |
| TEXTMODE | Implements Text Mode -- a major mode for text formatting |
| THESAURUS | An interface to the DECspell thesaurus |
| TIME | A package to display the time on the screen |
| TRACE | The MLisp trace package |
| UNDO | User-interface to the UNDO package |
| VIEW | Implements the view commands |
| VMS_MAIL | Enables Emacs to be used as the VMS MAIL editor |
| WHATCURS | Displays statistics about the current cursor position |
| WHEREIS | Locates a key sequence when given a function name |
| WINDOWS | A window ring package |
| WRITEREG | Functions that allow you to write regions to files |


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- TasksController route generation
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- should route { :controller => 'tasks', :action => 'new' } to /tasks/new
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- should route { :controller => 'tasks', :action => 'show', :id => '1' } to /tasks/1
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- TasksController handling PUT /tasks/:id/finish
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- should recirect to tasks_url
- should set a flash notice
- TasksController handling GET /tasks/:id
- should be a success
- should render the 'tasks/show' template
- should load the task
- should assign the task for the view
- TasksController handling POST /tasks when the task can not be saved
- should render the 'tasks/new' template
- should not set a flash notice
- TasksController handling POST /tasks when the task can be saved
- should recirect to tasks_url
- should set a flash notice
- TasksController handling POST /tasks
- should instantiate a new tasks with the specified parameters
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- TasksController handling GET /tasks/new
- should be a success
- should render the 'tasks/new' template
- should instantiate a new tasks
- should assign the task for the view
- TasksController handling GET /tasks
- should be a success
- should render the 'tasks/index' template
- should load all unfinished tasks
- should assign the tasks for the view
- Task finishing
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- Task validation
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- should not succeed when no title is set
- should not succeed when a title with less than 5 characters is set
- should not succeed when a title with more than 5 characters is set


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FEXECVE
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (3)
Updated: 2014-04-20
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NAME
fexecve - execute program specified via file descriptor
SYNOPSIS
#include <unistd.h>
int fexecve(int fd, char *const argv[], char *const envp[]);
Feature Test Macro Requirements for glibc (see
feature_test_macros(7)):
fexecve():
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- Before glibc 2.10:
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DESCRIPTION
fexecve()
performs the same task as
execve(2),
with the difference that the file to be executed
is specified via a file descriptor,
fd,
rather than via a pathname.
The file descriptor
fd
must be opened read-only,
and the caller must have permission to execute the file that it refers to.
RETURN VALUE
A successful call to
fexecve()
never returns.
On error, the function does return, with a result value of -1, and
errno
is set appropriately.
ERRORS
Errors are as for
execve(2),
with the following additions:
- EINVAL
-
fd
is not a valid file descriptor, or
argv
is NULL, or
envp
is NULL.
- ENOSYS
-
The
/proc
filesystem could not be accessed.
VERSIONS
fexecve()
is implemented since glibc 2.3.2.
CONFORMING TO
POSIX.1-2008.
This function is not specified in POSIX.1-2001,
and is not widely available on other systems.
It is specified in POSIX.1-2008.
NOTES
On Linux,
fexecve()
is implemented using the
proc(5)
filesystem, so
/proc
needs to be mounted and available at the time of the call.
If
fd
is a file descriptor that refers to an interpreter script
and has been marked as close-on-exec (see the discussion of the
FD_CLOEXEC
in
fcntl(2)),
fexecve()
will fail to execute the script, since,
by the time the script interpreter tries to access the script file,
fd
has already been closed.
The idea behind
fexecve()
is to allow the caller to verify (checksum) the contents of
an executable before executing it.
Simply opening the file, checksumming the contents, and then doing an
execve(2)
would not suffice, since, between the two steps, the filename,
or a directory prefix of the pathname, could have been exchanged
(by, for example, modifying the target of a symbolic link).
fexecve()
does not mitigate the problem that the
contents
of a file could be changed between the checksumming and the call to
fexecve();
for that, the solution is to ensure that the permissions on the file
prevent it from being modified by malicious users.
SEE ALSO
execve(2)
Index
- NAME
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- SYNOPSIS
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- DESCRIPTION
-
- RETURN VALUE
-
- ERRORS
-
- VERSIONS
-
- CONFORMING TO
-
- NOTES
-
- SEE ALSO
-
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Time: 02:55:12 GMT, September 18, 2014


CONSTRENG is founded at year 2017 by Kari Eronen, who is also main person in charge.
About mr. KARI ERONEN:
Kari has graduated from the University of Eastern Finland.
His main object was computer science.
He has also studied telecommunications at Polytechic.
Kari has worked 12 year for TeliaSonera mobile.
Constreng offers services at European Union area.
He has also studied telecommunications at Polytechic.
Kari has worked 12 year for TeliaSonera mobile.
Constreng offers services at European Union area.
You can find Kari's CV from the next link (linkedin):
Kari Eronen CV
OTHER STAFF
Other staff consists of co-operation companies, Freelancers and the students of the University of Eastern Finland.
They are used when needed for projects etc.
Companys main strategy is to produce it-consulting services efficiently together with good experts, giving extra value to customers.


Kelsey Boeing—Court Street in Athens, Ohio
05.28.20
Businesses on Court Street are grappling with changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic and how to adapt if Ohio University continues remote learning during the Fall Semester.
Revenue is down due to the normal eb and flow of students coming to a quick halt. What should be one of the most profitable times of the year is instead leaving restaurants struggling to stay afloat.
Jerry DePizzo, one of the owners of Big Mamma’s Burritos and president of Burrito Partners, said that Big Mamma’s is struggling to stay alive right now, as many others in Athens are right now.
The restaurant has adjusted hours and is closed a few days a week. While Big Mamma’s is not aiming to be profitable during this time, it wants to stay open to employ the workers, DePizzo said.
“With students being gone, sales are similar, probably a little lower, but similar to what we would do for summer hours and summer months. Normally our spring semester is fest season. We do an incredible amount of business right now,” DePizzo said. “This should be our most profitable, or second most profitable time of the year for us. And now it is the exact opposite of that and basically we’re in five months of summer.”
Debby Fulks, owner of Court Street Coffee, said that their revenu is down about 80%. The business the coffeeshop is getting now is comparable to a weekend during the summer.
Casa Nueva Restaurant and Cantina is adjusting to being a carryout-only business now.
Grace Corbin, marketing coordinator at Casa Nueva, said the restaurant’s carryout sales have been pretty steady. Casa Nueva is continuously adapting and defining its systems to make it work the best for their customers, Corbin said.
There are also concerns OU could continue with remote learning in the fall. DePizzo said Big Mamma’s will continue its current methods of adapting and adjusting to the market.
It will be difficult to find any profitability in the near future if OU continues with remote learning, DePizzo said.
Brenen’s Coffee Cafe’s revenue will also be affected because college students are its main source of income, Blake Stover, Brenen’s barista, said.
Fulks also said revenue at Court Street Coffee will continue to be down if remote learning continues for the Fall Semester. Some students, however, have told Fulks they will be in Athens even if OU remains online due to leases they signed.
Athens local businesses are also wanting to help out in their community.
“I think, with all of this, social distancing is very necessary and I applaud Gov. DeWine for his proactivity and shutting things down. What he did saved a lot of lives. It’s certainly devastating on business, there’s no way of getting around that,” DePizzo said. “When you stack the value of life up against the value of business, there’s a moral decision that needs to be made and I think we’re on the right side of that one.”
Court Street Coffee is giving away personal face masks with a coffee purchase right now in order to help the community protect themselves. With the donations Court Street Coffee has received, Fulks is also able to give first responders free drinks. The first responders include police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses and grocery store clerks, amongst other essential workers.
Big Mamma’s Burritos is putting a lot of effort into its combo deals and meal deals.
One of the deals is called “Feed the Fam,” and includes four burritos, four drinks, chips and salsa, and churros and icing. These deals have a significant discount because DePizzo said he knows it’s hard for people to cook all seven nights of the week, especially for a family.
Brenen’s has lunch boxes that customers can pickup. People have been donating money towards local food packages for those in need, which has also been keeping Brenen’s in business, Stover said.
“(We’re) just trying to do things to help the community and try to give back even though we’re suffering, too,” Fulks said. “But, they say we’re all in this together so it’s kind of what we’re trying to do.”
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Controls the PWM devices. More...
#include <stdint.h>
#include "fsl_ftm.h"
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Macros | |
| #define | WHITE_PWM FTM0_PERIPHERAL |
| #define | GREEN_PWM FTM0_PERIPHERAL |
| #define | YELLOW_PWM FTM3_PERIPHERAL |
| #define | RED_PWM FTM3_PERIPHERAL |
| #define | WHITE_CHANNEL kFTM_Chnl_1 |
| #define | GREEN_CHANNEL kFTM_Chnl_3 |
| #define | YELLOW_CHANNEL kFTM_Chnl_0 |
| #define | RED_CHANNEL kFTM_Chnl_2 |
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| void | update_pwm_dutycyle (FTM_Type *base, ftm_chnl_t chnlNumber, uint8_t dutyCyclePercent) |
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Controls the PWM devices.
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Devices can be controlled modifying their duty cycle.
Definition in file pwm.h.
| #define GREEN_PWM FTM0_PERIPHERAL |
| #define WHITE_PWM FTM0_PERIPHERAL |
| #define YELLOW_PWM FTM3_PERIPHERAL |
| void update_pwm_dutycyle | ( | FTM_Type * | base, |
| ftm_chnl_t | chnlNumber, | ||
| uint8_t | dutyCyclePercent | ||
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