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Inflicting pain on griefers: "a small but seemingly irradicable set of players who want nothing more than to murder, loot and otherwise frustrate the heck out of everyone else."


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‘Flu symptoms’ could be serious heart condition, charity warns
Lingering aches and pains could be signs of cardiomyopathy and myocarditis.
Winter flu outbreaks can mask serious heart conditions, a charity has warned, as patients blame lingering symptoms on the virus instead of seeing a doctor.
Persistent fever, aches, chest pain, palpitations or dizziness can be a symptom of cardiomyopathy and myocarditis – heart diseases that make it harder for the organ to pump blood.
Cardiomyopathy refers to a collection of conditions that affect the structure of the heart, while myocarditis is an inflammation of the heart’s muscle wall that can cause irregular heart rhythms.
Viral infections such as flu are among the top causes of the disease, although it can also be caused by bacterial and fungal infections, parasites and allergic reactions to medicine and illegal drugs.
Research by charity Cardiomyopathy UK found 95% of people were unaware that being unable to shake off the symptoms of flu could be a sign of the diseases.
It found 42% of people with lingering flu symptoms who did not visit their GP said they had assumed the signs would go away by themselves.
A further 27% said they felt guilty for wasting their doctor’s time.
Cardiomyopathy affects around one in every 300 people, the charity said, and is the biggest cause of cardiac death in young people.
About 60% of sufferers were not initially recognised as having the condition, Cardiomyopathy UK found, with 17% waiting more than a year for the correct diagnosis.
Joel Rose, chief executive of Cardiomyopathy UK, said: “During the winter flu season, it’s important that people recognise the signs and symptoms of cardiac diseases such as cardiomyopathy and myocarditis.
“With cases of flu and the common cold rife, people must listen to their body. If concerned, they should visit, or revisit, the GP as soon as possible.”
Dr Jim Moore, president of the Primary Care Cardiovascular Society, said: “There is a degree of crossover between cardiac and flu-like symptoms including breathlessness, chest pain, palpitations or dizziness.
“While these symptoms can linger during the winter months, if a patient is experiencing persistent symptoms, it is important to consider the potential underlying cardiac causes.
“Flu season is undeniably a busy time for those of us in primary healthcare but, if concerned, no one should ever feel guilty about seeking further advice.”


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Fork
Can opener
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Cutting board
Knife
Spatula
Cheese grater
Bowl
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Directions:
1. Wash hands thoroughly.
2. Wash bell pepper and onion. Dice.
3. Coat pan with cooking spray and fry bell pepper and onion over medium-high heat for a few minutes until tender.
4. Put vegetables into another container and set aside.
5. In bowl whisk with fork, 8 egg whites and 2 yolks (or egg substitute), salt, pepper, and milk.
6. Grate cheese. Open beans.
7. Place frying pan on medium heat. Lightly coat with cooking spray.
8. Pour egg mixture into pan. Scrape from edges to center for 20 seconds.
9. Let eggs cook until firm.
10. Spread beans onto one-half of eggs. Add vegetables and salsa.
11. Fold egg onto mixture (like a taco). Sprinkle cheese on top.
12. Carefully slide omelet onto plate. Cut into quarters and serve.
Makes 4 Servings
Nutrition Information Per Serving (1/4 of omelet):
Calories: 103
% of calories from fat: 1%
Sugar: 2gm
Calcium: 10%
Iron: 6%
Vitamin C: 60%
Vitamin A: 4%
Servings of fruits and vegetables: 0.5


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In this tutorial, you are shown how to add pause and game over to your game. For those watching the videos, this includes the current video and the next one in the playlist.
First, let's add a pausing function. Sometimes, a player needs to pause for various reasons. Maybe their boss is walking by or they have to pee. Either way, pausing is useful! There are two methods for pausing. One method is to freeze the frame and write Pause over it with some instructions on how to play again. Another is to have the window cleared and have the Pause and instructions on that. If you think your players might be inclined to cheat by pausing to slow things down, then you might want to clear the screen.
def paused(): largeText = pygame.font.SysFont("comicsansms",115) TextSurf, TextRect = text_objects("Paused", largeText) TextRect.center = ((display_width/2),(display_height/2)) gameDisplay.blit(TextSurf, TextRect) while pause: for event in pygame.event.get(): if event.type == pygame.QUIT: pygame.quit() quit() #gameDisplay.fill(white) button("Continue",150,450,100,50,green,bright_green,unpause) button("Quit",550,450,100,50,red,bright_red,quitgame) pygame.display.update() clock.tick(15)Un-comment the fill if you want the window to be cleared before pause is shown. Now, all you need to do is add a check if the P key is pressed in the KEYDOWN event if-statement:
if event.type == pygame.KEYDOWN: if event.key == pygame.K_LEFT: x_change = -5 if event.key == pygame.K_RIGHT: x_change = 5 if event.key == pygame.K_p: pause = True paused()
Next up, we want to cover the game over sequence, which is triggered when we crash.
Here's that function:
def crash(): largeText = pygame.font.SysFont("comicsansms",115) TextSurf, TextRect = text_objects("You Crashed", largeText) TextRect.center = ((display_width/2),(display_height/2)) gameDisplay.blit(TextSurf, TextRect) while True: for event in pygame.event.get(): #print(event) if event.type == pygame.QUIT: pygame.quit() quit() #gameDisplay.fill(white) button("Play Again",150,450,100,50,green,bright_green,game_loop) button("Quit",550,450,100,50,red,bright_red,quitgame) pygame.display.update() clock.tick(15)
Now you want to edit the bottom of the game_loop function to look like:
if x > display_width - car_width or x < 0: crash() if thing_starty > display_height: thing_starty = 0 - thing_height thing_startx = random.randrange(0,display_width) dodged += 1 thing_speed += 1 thing_width += (dodged * 1.2) if y < thing_starty+thing_height: print('y crossover') if x > thing_startx and x < thing_startx + thing_width or x+car_width > thing_startx and x + car_width < thing_startx+thing_width: print('x crossover') crash()
Basically, you want to replace the game_over = True with crash().


I actually wanted to but after thinking about it the effect isn't too difficult to recreate and I wanted the challenge of learning to do so. Also, curtains.js is no longer maintained unfortunately. It also depends on jQuery whereas doormat doesn't. Which is nice.
There are actually two types of doormat I've implemented.
You can have a single doormat. For example, the header/intro image of your page and then follow that with your content. Ideally, you want to have a header element and then a following element which contains the rest of the page content.
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Or you can have multiple doormats much like with this demo page. For this set up use a list element either ol
or ul
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Once you've set up the DOM. You need to make sure you include the necessary javascript
and css
. doormat is also compatible with npm component too.
Lastly, create the doormat with a couple of lines of script. First line is to pull in the necessaries. Second is to set up the doormat. There are only two parameters that can be passed in. The first is our doormat element. If using a single doormat, the element passed in will be the header element. If going for multiple doormats, the element passed in is the parent ol
or ul
. The second parameter is simply a true
or false
telling our function whether we have a single or multiple doormat.
var doormat = require('doormat');/*THIS IS ONLY NEEDED IF USING WITH COMPONENT AND NOT THE STANDALONE doormat.js*/
var myMultDoormat = new doormat(document.getElementsByTagName('ol')[0], true);/*for a multiple doormat*/
var myDoormat = new doormat(document.getElementsByTagName('header')[0]);/*for a single doormat*/
It basically revolves around iOS' buggy implementation of viewport units. If anyone knows a way to get around this issue, that would be awesome!!!. Fortunately, a single doormat works on iOS devices but the multiple is well just horrible.
To keep the code as small as possible, I've implemented doormat using viewport units with the future in mind (ie. when iOS fixes its issue from what I can see.)
The version of Safari I have currently run doormat on seems to have an issue repainting z-index on scrolling upwards. Likewise, if someone has a solution to this that would be awesome.


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>A simple single player tic tac toe game built using Flutter 1.0. It uses flutter's amazing material design.
>Source code for this project can be found on my Github profile.
>Yet Another app which uses Flutter's material design, simple yet amazing. This app was built to help my colleagues calculate their GPA more conveniently.
>At present, this app is made only for SRM Students but it can easily be modified for other colleges.
>Source code for this project can be found on Github.
>PUBG Tournament handler.
>A website built with my teammate to handle PUBG tournament held by us locally in our university.
>You can visit the website here.
Press the start button if you haven't done that yet! ;)
>A simple fractal shape named after British mathematician Michael Barnsley. Read more about it here.
>Although I've done several projects using Processing, I've decided to showcase this one, because this was the first project i made in processing.


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Brindabella Classic 50 km
Canberra AUS
Race Winners
(22 runnings)
21 Oct 2007
53.8 km
3:58:31
5:40:46
22 Oct 2006
53.8 km
3:59:30
5:02:41
23 Oct 2005
55.4 km
3:58:05
4:05:14
24 Oct 2004
55.4 km
3:57:00
4:37:14
06 Oct 2003
52 km
4:19:02
10 Nov 2002
46 km
3:13:44
4:12:00
11 Nov 2001
53.8 km
3:46:37
5:34:02
12 Nov 2000
53.8 km
4:03:00
5:00:33
14 Nov 1999
53.8 km
3:51:10
4:30:23
08 Nov 1998
53.8 km
3:53:58
4:30:06
09 Nov 1997
53.8 km
3:49:24
4:44:32
10 Nov 1996
53.8 km
3:43:51
4:29:08
12 Nov 1995
53.8 km
3:42:20
4:21:06
13 Nov 1994
53.8 km
3:45:08
5:05:51
14 Nov 1993
53.8 km
3:41:40
4:45:21
15 Nov 1992
53.8 km
3:33:33
5:13:48
10 Nov 1991
53.8 km
3:39:13
4:35:02
11 Nov 1990
50 km
3:36:14
6:18:13
22 Oct 1989
50 km
3:48:30
5:04:23
30 Oct 1988
50 km
3:51:00
4:11:00
15 Nov 1987
47 km
3:53:55
6:33:37
Notes: 1987 was the inaugural year. Event records are not indicated since the race distances from year to year.
The race is held in Cotter Reserve near Canberra.
19 Oct
2008
54.4 km
3:59:40
David Hosking-2
David Hosking (AUS)
Kerrie Bremner (AUS)
Martin Fryer (AUS)
Robin Cameron (AUS)
Jonathan Blake-2
Emma Murray-2
Jonathan Blake (AUS)
Emma Murray (AUS)
Trevor Jacobs-10
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Glenn Paterson-2
Zandra Dunn (AUS)
Davis Slattery (AUS)
Jenny MacKinlay (AUS)
Trevor Jacobs-9
Mary Morgan (AUS)
Trevor Jacobs-8
Pip Thorn-3
Trevor Jacobs-7
Pip Thorn-2
Colin Fray (AUS)
Pip Thorn (AUS)
Glenn Paterson (AUS)
Dawn Tiller (AUS)
Craig Ambler (AUS)
Maureen Bartley (CA/USA)
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Jennifer Kiss (AUS)
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Randi Bromka (USA)
Georg Large (AUS)
Marion Longford (AUS)
Trevor Jacobs-2
Helen Stanger (AUS)
Martin Thompson (AUS)
Linda Thompson (AUS)
Trevor Jacobs (AUS)
Wanda Foley (AUS)
Most Wins (1987-date)
Men 10
Trevor Jacobs (AUS)
1976,1989,1991-94,1998-2000,2003
Women
3
Pip Thorn (AUS)
1997-99
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men No men under 2:52 Women No women under 3:30
Note: For those years when the race was held at 50 km.
Last Updated on 14 May 2010
Contributors: Klaas Loonstra (50), Franco Civai (38), Juraj Gasparovic (12)


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I have experience in finding solutions for unique problems and building out the applications used to solve them. I am looking for a software development position with a company that fosters mentorship and continued learning. An environment where I could put my skills and experience to use while coding daily.
Learning how to build out full stack web applications using modern languages/syntax and project development
methodologies, within a small team environment.
Group Project: Power Play Recruiting
I worked with a small team within a larger tech team to develop and build new applications from concept to launch within the RSA Archer software platform. Supported existing applications in the form of bug/break fixes, support tickets, record/data modifications, user access requests, updating and adding substantial new functionality to the app, etc.
I was on a team that provided centralized risk management and compliance oversight to the entire company. This involved monitoring phone calls, auditing internal data, and updating and company work processes all in order to keep operations in line with industry, federal and client regulations.
Stereotypical nerd stuff in general. I enjoy online gaming for both the social and competitive aspects. I like to see good films. I like to read everything. I would like to create my own video games someday, and so the next programming language I intend to learn is C#.
To get away from the screen I dabble in muay thai boxing and try to teach myself violin. I love animals. I would be a dog person if it had to come down to it, but really I love all the little stinkers.


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Botanical
Garden
GARDEN
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
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687
August
1967
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capitatum
(Jacq.)
Dene,
and
PI.
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Alain
Liogier
Tree
"to
10
m.
tall
in
moist
woodland.
Slightly
disturbed,
very
moist
ravine
of
lowland
rain-forest
along
road
between
Miches
and
El
Seibo
at
crest
of
Cordillera
Oriental,
30
km.
from
El
Seibo.
Elev.
ca.
600
m.
Gerald
J.
Gastony,
Gayle
C.
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and
Daniel
H.
Norri
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under
auspices
of
Gray
Herbarium
of
Harvard
University,
New
York
Botanical
Garden,
and
Smithsonian
Institution,
with
collaboration
of
Dr.
E.
de
Js.
Marcano
F.,
Universidad
Autónoma
de
Santo
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package typdep
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Type Members
- class ConllData extends AnyRef
- class DependencyArcList extends AnyRef
- class DependencyInstance extends Serializable
- class DependencyPipe extends Serializable
- class LocalFeatureData extends AnyRef
- class LowRankTensor extends AnyRef
- class Options extends Serializable
- class Parameters extends Serializable
- class PredictionParameters extends AnyRef
- trait ReadablePretrainedTypedDependency extends ParamsAndFeaturesReadable[TypedDependencyParserModel] with HasPretrained[TypedDependencyParserModel]
- class TrainDependencies extends Serializable
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TypedDependencyParser extends Serializable
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence.
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence. Its input is a CoNLL2009 or ConllU dataset.
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class
TypedDependencyParserApproach extends AnnotatorApproach[TypedDependencyParserModel]
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence.
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence. Its input is either a CoNLL2009 or ConllU dataset.
For instantiated/pretrained models, see TypedDependencyParserModel.
Dependency parsers provide information about word relationship. For example, dependency parsing can tell you what the subjects and objects of a verb are, as well as which words are modifying (describing) the subject. This can help you find precise answers to specific questions.
The parser requires the dependant tokens beforehand with e.g. DependencyParser. The required training data can be set in two different ways (only one can be chosen for a particular model):
- Dataset in the CoNLL 2009 format
set with
setConll2009
- Dataset in the CoNLL-U format set with
setConllU
Apart from that, no additional training data is needed.
See TypedDependencyParserApproachTestSpec for further reference on this API.
Example
import spark.implicits._ import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.base.DocumentAssembler import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.sbd.pragmatic.SentenceDetector import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.Tokenizer import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.pos.perceptron.PerceptronModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.parser.dep.DependencyParserModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.parser.typdep.TypedDependencyParserApproach import org.apache.spark.ml.Pipeline val documentAssembler = new DocumentAssembler() .setInputCol("text") .setOutputCol("document") val sentence = new SentenceDetector() .setInputCols("document") .setOutputCol("sentence") val tokenizer = new Tokenizer() .setInputCols("sentence") .setOutputCol("token") val posTagger = PerceptronModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "token") .setOutputCol("pos") val dependencyParser = DependencyParserModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "pos", "token") .setOutputCol("dependency") val typedDependencyParser = new TypedDependencyParserApproach() .setInputCols("dependency", "pos", "token") .setOutputCol("dependency_type") .setConllU("src/test/resources/parser/labeled/train_small.conllu.txt") .setNumberOfIterations(1) val pipeline = new Pipeline().setStages(Array( documentAssembler, sentence, tokenizer, posTagger, dependencyParser, typedDependencyParser )) // Additional training data is not needed, the dependency parser relies on CoNLL-U only. val emptyDataSet = Seq.empty[String].toDF("text") val pipelineModel = pipeline.fit(emptyDataSet)
- Dataset in the CoNLL 2009 format
set with
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class
TypedDependencyParserModel extends AnnotatorModel[TypedDependencyParserModel] with HasSimpleAnnotate[TypedDependencyParserModel]
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence.
Labeled parser that finds a grammatical relation between two words in a sentence. Its input is either a CoNLL2009 or ConllU dataset.
Dependency parsers provide information about word relationship. For example, dependency parsing can tell you what the subjects and objects of a verb are, as well as which words are modifying (describing) the subject. This can help you find precise answers to specific questions.
The parser requires the dependant tokens beforehand with e.g. DependencyParser.
Pretrained models can be loaded with
pretrained
of the companion object:val typedDependencyParser = TypedDependencyParserModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("dependency", "pos", "token") .setOutputCol("dependency_type")
The default model is
"dependency_typed_conllu"
, if no name is provided. For available pretrained models please see the Models Hub.For extended examples of usage, see the Examples and the TypedDependencyModelTestSpec.
Example
import spark.implicits._ import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.base.DocumentAssembler import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.Tokenizer import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.sbd.pragmatic.SentenceDetector import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.pos.perceptron.PerceptronModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.parser.dep.DependencyParserModel import com.johnsnowlabs.nlp.annotators.parser.typdep.TypedDependencyParserModel import org.apache.spark.ml.Pipeline val documentAssembler = new DocumentAssembler() .setInputCol("text") .setOutputCol("document") val sentence = new SentenceDetector() .setInputCols("document") .setOutputCol("sentence") val tokenizer = new Tokenizer() .setInputCols("sentence") .setOutputCol("token") val posTagger = PerceptronModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "token") .setOutputCol("pos") val dependencyParser = DependencyParserModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("sentence", "pos", "token") .setOutputCol("dependency") val typedDependencyParser = TypedDependencyParserModel.pretrained() .setInputCols("dependency", "pos", "token") .setOutputCol("dependency_type") val pipeline = new Pipeline().setStages(Array( documentAssembler, sentence, tokenizer, posTagger, dependencyParser, typedDependencyParser )) val data = Seq( "Unions representing workers at Turner Newall say they are 'disappointed' after talks with stricken parent " + "firm Federal Mogul." ).toDF("text") val result = pipeline.fit(data).transform(data) result.selectExpr("explode(arrays_zip(token.result, dependency.result, dependency_type.result)) as cols") .selectExpr("cols['0'] as token", "cols['1'] as dependency", "cols['2'] as dependency_type") .show(8, truncate = false) +------------+------------+---------------+ |token |dependency |dependency_type| +------------+------------+---------------+ |Unions |ROOT |root | |representing|workers |amod | |workers |Unions |flat | |at |Turner |case | |Turner |workers |flat | |Newall |say |nsubj | |say |Unions |parataxis | |they |disappointed|nsubj | +------------+------------+---------------+
Value Members
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object
TypedDependencyParserApproach extends DefaultParamsReadable[TypedDependencyParserApproach] with Serializable
This is the companion object of TypedDependencyParserApproach.
This is the companion object of TypedDependencyParserApproach. Please refer to that class for the documentation.
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object
TypedDependencyParserModel extends ReadablePretrainedTypedDependency with Serializable
This is the companion object of TypedDependencyParserModel.
This is the companion object of TypedDependencyParserModel. Please refer to that class for the documentation.


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Andy Warhol (Absolut Latest Mix) |
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Bee Stings |
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It's All History |
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Starlite |
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A Girl Like You (Unplugged) |
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Cats And Dogs |
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Miniature Birds |
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Thunderbolts Of Love |
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Sing To Me |
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Get It Right Next Time (Apple Scruffs Re-Edit) |
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Tahiti 80 |
1,000 Times |
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Chilly Gonzales |
Let's Groove Again |
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Little River Band |
Light Of Day (Two Mamarrachos Edit) |
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Cloud Control |
There's Nothing In The Water We Can't Fight |
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Complexity |
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Poor And Free (Daytrotter Session) |
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Midnight Cowboy |
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The Morning After |
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Empty Chairs |
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Planet Caravan (Two Mamarrachos Edit) |
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Night Fisherman |
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The Other One |
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Under Pressure |
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There Are Seven Levels |
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Nothing To Lose |
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Some Things Don't Matter |
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Chilly In F-Minor |
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Another Sleep Song (Two Mamarrachos Edit) |
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You Showed Me (Peter Zohdy Botox Edit) |
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And It's Always The Quiet Ones |
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Book Song |
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Little Star |
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Charade |
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Le Casse |
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Chocolate Pizza
POSTED ON 15 DEC 2013 / DESSERTS
For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stris, set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks, Set mixture in the fridge and wait until mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, I.E.,let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding mascarpone, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.
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A collection of useful other frontend libraries.
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Nav directives will help you to build navigation components.
Nav includes NgbNav
, NgbNavItem
, NgbNavLink
,
NgbNavContent
directives and the NgbNavOutlet
component.
These directives are fully based on the bootstrap markup leaving all DOM nodes available for you. They just handle nav selection, accessibility and basic styling for you. You can always add additional classes and behavior on top if necessary. Please refer to the bootstrap nav documentation for a complete set of classes you can use with navs.
The simplest nav would look something like a combination of styled links:
and an optional outlet, where the content related to the active nav would be displayed:
This example would look something along these lines (or better dive into one of the working demos):
We use ng-templates
for the content, so by default only currently active content will be present in the
DOM tree. If you wish to keep even the non-active content in the DOM, take a look at the
[destroyOnHide]
input and this demo.
Bootstrap proposes flexible markup options for navs. We support all of them, but recommend using buttons instead of
links, if just click/keyboard handling is what you need, and you don't use href
s or a router
integration.
You can also use the <nav>
element if you prefer. See the
markup demo for more details.
To select your navs programmatically, you have to give your nav items unique ids, so you could know and set which
one is currently active either using the [(activeId)]="..."
binding or the imperative API
with.select(id)
. If you don't provide any ids, they will be generated automatically. The only
limitation is that you can't have the ''
(empty string) as id, because ngbNavItem
,
ngbNavItem=""
and [ngbNavItem]="''"
are indistinguishable.
It is also possible to select disabled navs with [activeId]
and .select()
.
When user clicks on a nav, the NavChangeEvent
will be raised that can prevent nav selection. This event
won't be raised in case of programmatic nav selection. It is not possible to select disabled tabs by clicking on
them.
.nav-tabs
or
.nav-pills
classes. Otherwise active nav will not be highlighted,
similarly to bootstrap.
As you have already seen in the first example, you can put ngbNavOutlet
anywhere on the page. Also both
ngbNavOutlet
and ngbNavContent
are completely optional.
Apart from this please follow bootstrap recommendations on styling and accessibility and take a look at our alternative markup, dynamic tabs and custom style demos.
By default nav sets 'tablist'
, 'tab'
and 'tabpanel'
roles on elements. If you
plan to use different ones (ex. if you're using a nav inside the navbar), you can tell it not to generate any roles
and add your own. Or you could simply override them by providing role="myRole"
where necessary.
Router integration is simple: just use standard <router-outlet>
component instead of
ngbNavOutlet
and add [routerLink]
directives to nav links.
Ex. if you want to handle urls fragments like: /some/url#one
and /some/url#two
in your
component you'd have something like this:
and in your template:
Keyboard support is not activated by default and can be turned on via the [keyboard]
input. Depending
on the input value, we'll either focus or switch to a specific nav.
Please refer to the NgbNav API
Arrow(Left|Up) |
Moves focus or switches to the previous non-disabled nav. Loops through navs and depends on nav orientation. |
Arrow(Right|Down) |
Moves focus or switches to the next non-disabled nav. Loops through navs and depends on nav orientation. |
Home |
Moves focus or switches to the first non-disabled nav |
End |
Moves focus or switches to the last non-disabled nav |


001package org.javasimon.callback.async; 002 003import java.util.concurrent.Callable; 004import java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService; 005import java.util.concurrent.ThreadFactory; 006 007/** 008 * This class contains some basic {@link Executor}s. 009 *
 010 *
Disabled: does nothing, callable is not called at all.
 011 *
Sync: callable is called synchronously, using the same thread as caller, result is returned.
 012 *
Async: callable is called asynchronously, using the different thread as caller, no result is returned.
 013 *
 014 * 015 * @author gerald 016 */ 017public final class Executors { 018 019 /** Disabled Executor. */ 020 public static Executor DISABLED = new Executor() { 021 public Object execute(Callable callable) throws Throwable { 022 return null; 023 } 024 }; 025 /** Synchronous, same thread Executor. */ 026 public static Executor SYNC = new Executor() { 027 public Object execute(Callable callable) throws Throwable { 028 return callable.call(); 029 } 030 }; 031 /** Single threaded executor service used by default async. */ 032 private static ExecutorService ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE; 033 034 /** Initializes default single threaded executor service. */ 035 private static synchronized ExecutorService initAsyncExecutorService() { 036 if (ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE == null) { 037 ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE = java.util.concurrent.Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor( 038 new ThreadFactory() { 039 public Thread newThread(Runnable r) { 040 Thread thread = new Thread(r, "javasimon-async"); 041 thread.setDaemon(true); 042 return thread; 043 } 044 }); 045 } 046 return ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE; 047 } 048 049 /** Asynchronous, different thread executor. */ 050 private static class AsyncCallbackExecutor<T> implements Executor<T> { 051 /** Used executor service. */ 052 private final ExecutorService executorService; 053 054 public AsyncCallbackExecutor(ExecutorService executorService) { 055 this.executorService = executorService; 056 } 057 058 public T execute(Callable<T> callable) throws Throwable { 059 executorService.submit(callable); 060 return null; 061 } 062 063 } 064 065 /** Returns disabled executor. */ 066 public static <T> Executor<T> disabled() { 067 return DISABLED; 068 } 069 070 /** Returns synchronous, same thread executor. */ 071 public static <T> Executor<T> sync() { 072 return SYNC; 073 } 074 075 /** Returns asynchronous, different thread executor. */ 076 public static <T> Executor<T> async(ExecutorService executorService) { 077 return new AsyncCallbackExecutor(executorService); 078 } 079 080 /** Returns asynchronous, different but unique thread executor. */ 081 public static <T> Executor<T> async() { 082 return async(initAsyncExecutorService()); 083 } 084 085 /** Stops thread used by default async executor. */ 086 public static synchronized void shutdownAsync() { 087 if (ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE != null) { 088 ASYNC_EXECUTOR_SERVICE.shutdown(); 089 } 090 } 091}


Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Rules?
We currently adhere to the USAT Rules for Triathlon & Duathlon. Important rules include no drafting, you must wear a helmet and music is NOT allowed during the bike for obvious safety reasons.
Can I use a personal music device while cycling?
Absolutely NO music devices are allowed during the bike segment for obvious safety risks and will result in immediate disqualification.
Can I use a personal music device while running?
During any running segments, we prefer for athletes to NOT use
music devices to maximize safety,
assure a fair competitive environment and assure athletes can hear all course marshal instructions.
With that said, we also understand that many athletes rely on music to help endure the challenge of
running. To accommodate the needs of our athletes while still assuring maximum safety and a fair,
competitive environment, here is the arrangement that we can accommodate.
If you chose to use a personal music device, you must always keep one ear open for
instructions so only
one ear-bud can be used at any time. In addition, if you opt to use music, you will not be eligible for
awards, points and rankings.
So as an athlete, you have to make a choice: music or awards/points/rankings.
If you are using a personal music devise with two earbuds, you will be immediately disqualified. Trust
us, we
don/'t want to have to enforce a disqualification but in order to assure the safety of all athletes,
this is a
very important rule.
We also request that if you chose to use a personal music device that you
keep the
volume to a minimum to assure all instructions can be heard.
Do I need to wear a wetsuit?
No, you do not need to wear a wetsuit. Many will not wear a wetsuit while others will choose to wear a wetsuit because of the buoyancy and warmth factor.
Do I have to use a road or racing bike?
No. We welcome any type of bike as long as it is functioning properly with brakes and endcaps at the end of your handlebars.


L.O. BVM I
L.O. BVM II - Advent
L.O. BVM III - Christmas
L.O. BVM IV - Paschaltide
Office for the Dead
Supplemental Psalter
Off. BVM Parv. & Off. Def.
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Appendix
Breviarium Romanum
Aperi etc.
(Credo,
O Clssm̃e)
Ordinary
Psalter
Sunday
(En)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Proper of Seasons
Advent
Nativity
Epiphany
Post
Epiphany
Septuagesima
Lent
Passiontide
Eastertide
Ascensiontide
Pentecost
Post
Pentecost
Proper of Saints
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Common of Saints
Apostles
Apostles P.T.
Popes
Martyr
Martyrs
Confessor Bishop
Confessor
Virgin
Holy Women
Dedication of a
Church
Blessed Virgin Mary
Bl. V. Mary Saturday
Little Office Bl. V.
Mary
Office of the Dead
Appendix


A-Frame Audio Visualizer Components
Spectrum
Explosions in the Sky - Your Hand in Mine
Kicks
World Order - Machine Civilization
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Assisted in Maintenance Operations and Project Management of Airfield Ground Lighting Control Monitoring System (AGLCMS).
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Guide and assist learners through challenges experienced in modules by Deeplearning.ai, Johns Hopkins University and IBM.
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Watch Sukhoi Superjet-100 Plane Make Emergency Landing After Left Engine Fails
On Friday, a Yamal Airlines Sukhoi Superjet-100 passenger plane made a successful emergency landing in the Siberian city of Tyumen, Russia after one of its two engines failed.
Video footage has emerged which shows the moment a Yamal SSJ-100 aircraft made an emergency landing with one engine working at Roshchino Airport in the city of Tyumen in Western Siberia.
Yamal Airlines later confirmed the successful landing of the plane with 80 passengers and crew members on board, which experienced the engine failure after taking off from Tyumen Airport, en route to St. Petersburg.
During takeoff, the representative said, a flock of birds hit the engine, resulting in its failure.
The captain of the plane made the decision to fly the plane in circles over the airport in order to to run out of fuel before making an emergency landing.


Credits
Project Manager: James Welsh
Programming: R. Ryan Dial
Design: James Seaman
Consulting Librarian: Lindsay Persohn
Data Migration Team: Samantha Chase, Elizabeth Garcia, Allison Papke, Tayler Papke, Jacob Tompkins, Brittany Udell, Nathan Wolkenhauer
Voice Talent: Amanda Bernstein, John Bomhoff, Amanda Elend, James Grenelle, Rick Kistner, Lorraine Montgomery, Leo Nides, Sara Jenkins, David Russell, Fadi Tavoukdjian, Tony Walker
Audio Techs: Adam Galatioto, James Grenelle, Goodwin King, Brian Luther, Brandice Payne, James Reeher, Samantha Seaman
Database Research: Catherine Fowles, James Grenelle, Sara Jenkins, Chris Strippoli
Subject Matter Experts: Katie Arndt, Colleen Beaudoin, Lisa Ciganek, Jennifer Cipolla, Sara Jenkins, Sanje Johnson, Sara Alston McTigue, Fadi Tavoukdjian


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java.lang.Object com.ibm.dm.frontService.sm.service.SmPlainMediationModule
public class SmPlainMediationModule
A default null mediation module which passes the input model as is to the output.
| Constructor Summary | |
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SmPlainMediationModule()
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boolean |
close()
Resets the module back to an inactive state that needs to be initialized before use. |
boolean |
created()
Called by the interception container once a new module is created. |
boolean |
initialized(ISmModuleContext context)
Called by the interception container to initialize the module with specific context information so that the module can initialize various states. This may be called many times during the life-time of a modul whenever there are changes in the context. |
boolean |
invoke(IOntologyHandle sourceOntology,
IInputModelHandle sourceModel,
IOntologyHandle targetOntology,
IRulesHandle mediationRules,
IOutputModelHandle targetModel)
This implementation assumes that the ontologies are null. |
boolean |
invoke(IOntologyLocator ontologyLocator,
IInputModelHandle sourceModel,
IOutputModelHandle targetModel)
|
boolean |
reset()
Resets state of the module to an initialization type of state. |
boolean |
tearDown()
Kills the resources used by this module in case the container implements a pool of modules so that this module can release all its allocated resources. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public boolean close()
ISmModuleIntercept
close
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
public boolean created()
ISmModuleIntercept
created
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
public boolean initialized(ISmModuleContext context)
ISmModuleIntercept
initialized
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
context
- a reference to a context structure TBD.
public boolean invoke(IOntologyHandle sourceOntology, IInputModelHandle sourceModel, IOntologyHandle targetOntology, IRulesHandle mediationRules, IOutputModelHandle targetModel) throws MediationException
invoke
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
sourceOntology
- OntologyHandle for the input (source) ontology model.sourceModel
- ModelHandle for the (input) Model to be mediated.targetOntology
- OntologyHandle for the output (target) ontology model.mediationRules
- OntologyHandle for the ontology containing rules to govern the mediation.targetModel
- ModelHandle for the (output) Model of the mediated input model.
MediationException
public boolean invoke(IOntologyLocator ontologyLocator, IInputModelHandle sourceModel, IOutputModelHandle targetModel) throws MediationException
invoke
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
ontologyLocator
- an OntologyLocator is a facility to locate ontologies in a repository that is
shared among mediators to facilitate reuse or computing resources and improve overall efficiency of the
container.sourceModel
- ModelHandle for the (input) Model to be mediated.targetModel
- ModelHandle for the (output) Model of the mediated input model.
MediationException
public boolean reset()
ISmModuleIntercept
reset
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
public boolean tearDown()
ISmModuleIntercept
tearDown
in interface ISmModuleIntercept
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In August 2018, I published my first novel, Thoughts of an Eaten Sun.
My blog is Sundered Peak.
You can check out my code on GitHub.
On Twitter, I am @kyletolle.
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Methods for interacting with the Block Storage endpoints
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block
Methods
attach(parameters)
Attach a block storage subscription to a VPS subscription. The instance will be restarted.
The block storage volume must not be attached to any other VPS subscriptions for this to work.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_attach
The block storage volume must not be attached to any other VPS subscriptions for this to work.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_attach
Parameters:
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object |
Properties
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create(parameters)
Create a block storage subscription.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_create
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_create
Parameters:
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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delete(parameters)
Delete a block storage subscription. All data will be permanently lost. There is no going back from this call.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_delete
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_delete
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description | ||||||
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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detach(parameters)
Detach a block storage subscription from the currently attached instance. The instance will be restarted.
We do not recommend using live detaches unless you are certain that the volume has been unmounted from your operating system.
Detaching a mounted volume may result in data loss/corruption.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_detach
We do not recommend using live detaches unless you are certain that the volume has been unmounted from your operating system.
Detaching a mounted volume may result in data loss/corruption.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_detach
Parameters:
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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list(parameters)
Retrieve a list of any active block storage subscriptions on this account.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_block_list
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_block_list
Parameters:
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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resize(parameters)
Resize the block storage volume to a new size.
WARNING: When shrinking the volume, you must manually shrink the filesystem and partitions beforehand, or you will lose data.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_resize
WARNING: When shrinking the volume, you must manually shrink the filesystem and partitions beforehand, or you will lose data.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_resize
Parameters:
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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setLabel(parameters)
Set the label of a block storage subscription.
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_label_set
https://www.vultr.com/api/#block_label_set
Parameters:
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parameters |
object |
Properties
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Live moderation enables to manually validate each picture before it is posted to the whole chain.
Live broadcast allows you to display your chain on a screen.


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Sector includes a mountable user space file system interface implemented using FUSE. This allows Sector to be mounted and used just like a directory on the local file system.
Sector-FUSE is located in $SECTOR_HOME/fuse. By default, this directory is not compiled together with rest of the system (as many systems do not have fuse libraries installed). To use this feature, install FUSE (version 2.6 or above) first, if it is not installed previously, then compile $SECTOR_HOME/fuse, and run sector-fuse to mount the Sector file system.
NOTE: Because Sector is a network file system and FUSE also incurs additional round trip messages, using Sector-FUSE may beinefficient for small random IO .
Install FUSE
FUSE has been officially merged into the Linux kernel tree since kernel version 2.6. To install FUSE, you may simply use the FUSE package for the specific Linux distribution. For example, on Debian, you can use:
Note that you need root privilege to run these commands. After this, FUSE will be installed and started. A "fuse" group will be created and you need to put all Sector-FUSE users into this group. You may also start Sector-FUSE with "root". However, this is not recommended.
You may also download FUSE source code and install from the source. For more information about FUSE, please visit http://fuse.sourceforge.net.
Compile and Start Sector-FUSE
In $SECTOR_HOME/fuse, run "make", which will compile the Sector-FUSE utility. Note that FUSE must be installed and started and the Sector system must be successfully compiled and the client configuration file must exist in $SECTOR_HOME/conf. After a successful make, run ./sector-fuse <local dir>, where <local dir> is an empty directory on the local file system that you have complete IO permission. Now you can access the Sector file system via this directory.
To unmount Sector-FUSE, run "fusermount -u <local dir>".


In addition to common polygon drawing functions, Graphics32 provides an auxiliary class TPolygon32, which may be used for storing and drawing polygons and polylines, allowes drawing of lines and polylines more than 1 pixel wide and provides some morphological modifications of polygons.
TPolygon32 is capable of storing more than a single polygon, it can represent a shape, outlines by several polygons, referred here as contours and specified in Points property. This allows rendering of comples shapes (with holes, etc.). In future versions we plan to implement direct TTF or Type1 font rendering.
Contour is considered as a closed polygon if the Closed property is True, otherwise it is treated as polyline. Each contour is, in turn, a dynamic array of TFixedPoint.
Polygons may be constructed by modifying other polygons using the Grow method or by adding sequentially new points with Add or starting new contours with NewLine.
[See also] Polygons Example


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Since Play 1.2.x has no build in support for response optimization like minify and gzip responses this module adds this functionality using the YUI Compressor and googles htmlcompressor.
The latest version of this module can be fetched from github : https://github.com/maklemenz/play-minifymod
Let’s say you have a simple controller wich delivers a hugh site:
public class MustBeOptimized extends Controller {
public static void renderMyHughTemplate() {
render("largeSite.html");
}
}
If you want it to get delivered minimized for example by removing unnecessary whitespaces, you just have to add a single line
@With(MinifyResponse.class)
public class IsABitOptimized extends Controller {
public static void renderMyHughTemplate() {
render("largeSite.html");
}
}
If you want it to get delivered gezipped, you just have to add another single line:
@With(GzipResponse.class)
public class ABitMoreOptimized extends Controller {
public static void renderMyHughTemplate() {
render("largeSite.html");
}
}
However, response size will be reduced most by doing both optimizations:
@With(MinifyAndGzipResponse.class)
public class Optimized extends Controller {
public static void renderMyHughTemplate() {
render("largeSite.html");
}
}
Sometimes it is necessary to exclude one or two methods which for example delivers images or binarys. This can be done in two ways:
Since you probably want to use caching in your application, you can use the methods of the Compression.class like compressHtml(String html) or compressCss(String css), ..js, ..xml
The configuration is pretty self explaining. This are the keys. They are all in their default state, so it is not necessary to include this in your application.conf if you don’t want to change the settings
minifymod.moduleEnabled = true
minifymod.moduleDisabledOnDev = false
minifymod.minifyEnabled = true
minifymod.gzipEnabled = true
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.tensorflow.framework |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addAllCustomOptimizers(Iterable<? extends RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer> values)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addAllOptimizers(Iterable<String> values)
If non-empty, will use this as an alternative way to specify a list of
optimizations to turn on and the order of the optimizations (replacing the
meta-optimizer).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addCustomOptimizers(int index,
RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer.Builder builderForValue)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addCustomOptimizers(int index,
RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer value)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addCustomOptimizers(RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer.Builder builderForValue)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addCustomOptimizers(RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer value)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addOptimizers(String value)
If non-empty, will use this as an alternative way to specify a list of
optimizations to turn on and the order of the optimizations (replacing the
meta-optimizer).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addOptimizersBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
If non-empty, will use this as an alternative way to specify a list of
optimizations to turn on and the order of the optimizations (replacing the
meta-optimizer).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.addRepeatedField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
Object value) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clear() |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearArithmeticOptimization()
Arithmetic optimizations (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearAutoParallel()
Configures AutoParallel optimization passes either through the
meta-optimizer or when manually specified through the optimizers field.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearConstantFolding()
Fold constants (default is ON)
Statically infer the value of tensors when possible, and materialize the
result using constants.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearCustomOptimizers()
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearDebugStripper()
Strips debug-related nodes from the graph (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearDependencyOptimization()
Control dependency optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearDisableModelPruning()
If true, don't remove unnecessary ops from the graph
bool disable_model_pruning = 2; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearFunctionOptimization()
Function optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearLayoutOptimizer()
Optimize tensor layouts (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearLoopOptimization()
Loop optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearMemoryOptimization()
Configures memory optimization passes through the meta-optimizer.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearMemoryOptimizerTargetNodeNameScope()
A node name scope for node names which are valid outputs of recompuations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearMetaOptimizerIterations()
Controls how many times we run the optimizers in meta optimizer (default
is once).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearOneof(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.OneofDescriptor oneof) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearOptimizers()
If non-empty, will use this as an alternative way to specify a list of
optimizations to turn on and the order of the optimizations (replacing the
meta-optimizer).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearRemapping()
Remapping (default is ON)
Remap subgraphs onto more efficient implementations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearScopedAllocatorOptimization()
Try to allocate some independent Op outputs contiguously in order to
merge or eliminate downstream Ops (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearScopedAllocatorOpts()
.tensorflow.ScopedAllocatorOptions scoped_allocator_opts = 16; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clearShapeOptimization()
Shape optimizations (default is ON)
Simplify computations made on shapes.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.clone() |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
GraphOptions.Builder.getRewriteOptionsBuilder()
Options that control the type and amount of graph rewriting.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeAutoParallel(AutoParallelOptions value)
Configures AutoParallel optimization passes either through the
meta-optimizer or when manually specified through the optimizers field.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeFrom(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.CodedInputStream input,
org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ExtensionRegistryLite extensionRegistry) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeFrom(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Message other) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeFrom(RewriterConfig other) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeScopedAllocatorOpts(ScopedAllocatorOptions value)
.tensorflow.ScopedAllocatorOptions scoped_allocator_opts = 16; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.mergeUnknownFields(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.UnknownFieldSet unknownFields) |
static RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.newBuilder() |
static RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.newBuilder(RewriterConfig prototype) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.newBuilderForType() |
protected RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.newBuilderForType(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.GeneratedMessageV3.BuilderParent parent) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.removeCustomOptimizers(int index)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setArithmeticOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Arithmetic optimizations (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setArithmeticOptimizationValue(int value)
Arithmetic optimizations (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setAutoParallel(AutoParallelOptions.Builder builderForValue)
Configures AutoParallel optimization passes either through the
meta-optimizer or when manually specified through the optimizers field.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setAutoParallel(AutoParallelOptions value)
Configures AutoParallel optimization passes either through the
meta-optimizer or when manually specified through the optimizers field.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setConstantFolding(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Fold constants (default is ON)
Statically infer the value of tensors when possible, and materialize the
result using constants.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setConstantFoldingValue(int value)
Fold constants (default is ON)
Statically infer the value of tensors when possible, and materialize the
result using constants.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setCustomOptimizers(int index,
RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer.Builder builderForValue)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setCustomOptimizers(int index,
RewriterConfig.CustomGraphOptimizer value)
list of CustomGraphOptimizers to apply.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setDebugStripper(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Strips debug-related nodes from the graph (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setDebugStripperValue(int value)
Strips debug-related nodes from the graph (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setDependencyOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Control dependency optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setDependencyOptimizationValue(int value)
Control dependency optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setDisableModelPruning(boolean value)
If true, don't remove unnecessary ops from the graph
bool disable_model_pruning = 2; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
Object value) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setFunctionOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Function optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setFunctionOptimizationValue(int value)
Function optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setLayoutOptimizer(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Optimize tensor layouts (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setLayoutOptimizerValue(int value)
Optimize tensor layouts (default is ON)
e.g.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setLoopOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Loop optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setLoopOptimizationValue(int value)
Loop optimizations (default is ON).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMemoryOptimization(RewriterConfig.MemOptType value)
Configures memory optimization passes through the meta-optimizer.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMemoryOptimizationValue(int value)
Configures memory optimization passes through the meta-optimizer.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMemoryOptimizerTargetNodeNameScope(String value)
A node name scope for node names which are valid outputs of recompuations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMemoryOptimizerTargetNodeNameScopeBytes(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.ByteString value)
A node name scope for node names which are valid outputs of recompuations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMetaOptimizerIterations(RewriterConfig.NumIterationsType value)
Controls how many times we run the optimizers in meta optimizer (default
is once).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setMetaOptimizerIterationsValue(int value)
Controls how many times we run the optimizers in meta optimizer (default
is once).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setOptimizers(int index,
String value)
If non-empty, will use this as an alternative way to specify a list of
optimizations to turn on and the order of the optimizations (replacing the
meta-optimizer).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setRemapping(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Remapping (default is ON)
Remap subgraphs onto more efficient implementations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setRemappingValue(int value)
Remapping (default is ON)
Remap subgraphs onto more efficient implementations.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setRepeatedField(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.Descriptors.FieldDescriptor field,
int index,
Object value) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setScopedAllocatorOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Try to allocate some independent Op outputs contiguously in order to
merge or eliminate downstream Ops (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setScopedAllocatorOptimizationValue(int value)
Try to allocate some independent Op outputs contiguously in order to
merge or eliminate downstream Ops (off by default).
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setScopedAllocatorOpts(ScopedAllocatorOptions.Builder builderForValue)
.tensorflow.ScopedAllocatorOptions scoped_allocator_opts = 16; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setScopedAllocatorOpts(ScopedAllocatorOptions value)
.tensorflow.ScopedAllocatorOptions scoped_allocator_opts = 16; |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setShapeOptimization(RewriterConfig.Toggle value)
Shape optimizations (default is ON)
Simplify computations made on shapes.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setShapeOptimizationValue(int value)
Shape optimizations (default is ON)
Simplify computations made on shapes.
|
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.Builder.setUnknownFields(org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.UnknownFieldSet unknownFields) |
RewriterConfig.Builder |
RewriterConfig.toBuilder() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
GraphOptions.Builder |
GraphOptions.Builder.setRewriteOptions(RewriterConfig.Builder builderForValue)
Options that control the type and amount of graph rewriting.
|
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Goals
This group exercise will introduce you to the data binding infrastructure built into Xamarin.Forms by taking an existing application and converting it to use Bindings to connect the data defined in code with the UI defined in XAML.
Assets
This exercise includes a starter project in the Part 01 Resources folder. Make sure you have this folder available before starting the exercise.
Challenge
This exercise takes an existing Xamarin.Forms application which displays a set of flags and interesting facts about them. The UI is described in XAML and the associated code behind populates the UI with the data and then watches the various UI events to transfer changes back to the underlying data object.
You will remove the existing manual data transfer code done in C# and replace it with data bindings; first in C# and then with XAML bindings.
Here are the basic steps:
- Open and examine the starter solution - it has five projects, two PCL projects with data and UI, and three platform head projects for iOS, Android, and UWP. The one you will be working with is FunFlacts which contains the UI definitions for the page.
-
Create a
Binding
in code behind to tie a property of ourFlag
object to anEntry
control in the UI. This will only be done for a single property to demonstrate the creation of bindings in code. - Next, replace the binding in code with XAML-based bindings for almost all our UI elements using the
Flag
object as ourBindingContext
. You will want to data bind the following properties:Country
DateAdopted
IncludesShield
Description
ImageUrl
), but you will find that it won't quite work at the moment. In a future exercise, we will fix this problem.
How do I create a Binding in code behind?
Steps
Open the Starter Solution
- Open the FunFlacts.sln (Fun Flag Facts) solution in the Part 01 Resources/Start.
- Build and run the application to ensure it's working. It displays a single flag and allows you to edit the details of the flag. It has a Show button in the Tool bar which displays the details of the underlying
Flag
in an alert box. - The solution contains five projects but we will perform all our work in the FunFlacts Portable Class Library which is the shared code and UI layer. We also have a data assembly where all the flag data is loaded from - this could be from an Azure service for example. The other three projects are the platform-specific host projects for iOS, Android and UWP.
- Here are the classes / files we will work with:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| App.cs |
Contains the Application class for our Xamarin.Forms application which defines the starting page for the application.
|
| MainPage.xaml(.cs) | Defines the UI and logic for our initial page. The XAML file defines the UI using markup, the associated code file then provides the behavior for the UI. |
| FlagRepository.cs | This class is in the FlagData project and contains the sample data we will be working with. This defines a repository class that retrieves our flags. |
| Flag.cs |
Also in the FlagData project and defines the Flag class used for all the objects coming from the repository.
|
Create a Binding in code
First, you'll manually create a single binding to see the required information and steps. There are three required pieces of information: source (BindingContext
), property path, and target BindableProperty
.
- Open MainPage.xaml.cs and locate the
InitializeData
method. - Comment-out or delete the lines which set the country
Picker
control'sSelectedItem
property and theSelectedIndexChanged
event handler. - Set the
BindingContext
on thecountry
control to the activeFlag
. - Create a
Binding
which has the property path - we want to tie to theCountry
property on our flag. - Finally, add a binding to the
country
control using theSetBinding
method - you want to associated theBinding
to thePicker.SelectedItemProperty
property.
- Run the application and make sure the country picker is correctly populated. Try changing it's value and then click the Show button to see if it changed the underlying object as you can see here:
- Note: There is a generic version of
SetBinding
which doesn't require a string; we are usingnameof
here which performs the same function using a modern C# feature.
Create XAML-based bindings for our controls
More often than not, you will place bindings in XAML which reduces the code-behind, decouples the UI, and makes the code-behind primarily behavior.
- First, remove the property setters and event handlers from the following controls in the code-behind:
- country
- adopted
- hasShield
- description
- Set the
BindingContext
which our XAML bindings will pull from. We could set it on every single element here in code, but remember from the lecture thatBindingContext
is inherited when it is set on a parent element. So, assign theBindingContext
on the page itself - make it theFlag
object we want to get all our data from. Do this at the end of theInitializeData
method - in particular make sure it's set after thePicker.ItemSource
property is set.
If the country Picker no longer displays the country when you run the app, it's likely you are setting theItemsSource
after theBindingContext
which clears the value.
- Open MainPage.xaml and add
{Binding PROPERTY_NAME}
tags on each of the above controls to tie the appropriate property to each target. Examine the code you just commented out to determine the proper source and target properties. For example, the country element would look like this:<Picker x:Name="country" SelectedItem="{Binding Country}" />
This ties theSelectedItem
property of thePicker
control to theCountry
property of theBindingContext
(flag).
- Run the application and ensure each field displays data.
- Press the arrows on the toolbar to try different flags - the values should change. This is because we are changing the
BindingContext
- and therefore it's changing the binding values! - Try changing a control's value (for example, select a new country) and click the Show button to see if it changed the underlying object. Hint: it should!
Summary
In this exercise, you updated an existing Xamarin.Forms application and modified it to use Data Binding to populate the UI.


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Provides a build step to create or update text file with specified content.
Common use cases: Create readme, build details, batch files or any scripts which can be executed later.
Features:
- Create a new text file or overwrite existing file
- Update existing files
How to use?
File Path: Path to create text file (variables can be used here).
Create at Workspace: Enable this to create the file at workspace directory else full path must be specified.
Text File Content: The content of the file (variables can be used here).
File Options: You may overwrite, append to end or insert at start of a file. To create a new file use Overwrite option.
Version History:
V1.3.2 (April 08, 2016):
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V1.3.1 (March 26, 2016):
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Pass: Make several buttons to prove that you can sote and retrieve each of these types of variables:
Word example fred Integer exampe 6 deciaml example 6.34 boolean example true
Excellent: Also make buttons to store and retrieve a 1 D array of cool cars
Note: remember this kind of javascript code
myCars = new Array()
myCars[1] = 'BMW'
myCars[2] = "Smartcar'
Teacher Note: Arrays start at zero. I normally have students start at 1 and use a loop that goes from 1 to <= max number in the array.
Also local storage stores strings, but having students store numbers and booleans interoduces them to these different types of data.
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CA1 – Essay
This is an archived version of this module from the academic year 2021-22.
Click here for the current iteration.
The first continuous assessment is an essay about a topic of your choice around computer science education.
Learning outcomes
- Be able to find, understand, and evaluate primary research articles in the area of computer science education.
- Be able to form and articulate an opinion on a computer science education thesis
Requirements
Every topic must get my approval before you go ahead. For that, you have to submit your topic in the Canvas assignment Topic for Essay (CA1).
Topic
An essay is a combination of a (neutral) overview of a topic plus a clearly articulated personal opinion of the author (supported by evidence). Usually, an essay topic hence is a question or a (potentially provocative) thesis.
There are two hard requirements:
- Your topic must touch on computer science and education.
- You must have academic references, ideally primary research literature, that you can cite and work with.
Ideally, your topic further touches on the legal/societal context of CS education, or empirical research on computing pedagogy, or on general learning theories.
Aim for a topic that allows both for different opinions (not something that is true or false beyond much doubt) and for factual evidence supporting arguments in favor of or against a certain opinion.
While at least one reference should be a reputable academic source, it is usually helpful to cite further, less formal sources like blogs, YouTube videos, newspaper articles, etc., as well. In case of doubt, ask me about the suitability of references.
Format
Aim for around 3000 words (4–6 pages).
That is an indicative length; there are no penalties for going over or under.
But you have to make sure that your topic is discussed at a substantial depth and that you support your arguments with references.
On the other hand, ensure that every sentence says something useful – don’t waffle.
There are no specific requirements for formatting and typesetting; just make it nicely readable and be consistent (e.g. in the formatting of citations). Good typography always supports the reader in following your line of thought without being a distraction (“form follows function”).
Typical structure
As a general guideline, an essay will have
- an introduction to the topic, ending with the main thesis,
- a detailed presentation of viewpoints with arguments and references
- an articulation of the author’s view (sometimes interleaved with the previous part), and
- a conclusion, giving the bigger picture and wider implications and maybe an outlook on what next.
Target Audience
Assume that you are writing for your peers on this course, or more generally computer science graduates/third-year students with some interest in education, but no prior exposure to education research and pedagogy. If you need detail knowledge of some core CS topic, it might make sense to recap that briefly and cite a textbook chapter. Ideally, your essay would be valuable for current computing teachers, as well.
Aim for clear and concise language. Don’t use overly long and complex sentence construction and don’t try to impress by using obscure vocabulary.
Academic integrity
Make sure that all your sources are properly cited
(in line with the Code of practice on assessment).
Your essay will be checked by Turnitin’s plagiarsm checker.
Marking scheme
As a rough indication of the relative importance, the overall mark will consider the following criteria:
- Content (60%)
The overall coverage of the essay and how it addresses the topic - Organization (30%)
The structure and presentation of the essay - Grammar & Style (10%)
The overall readability of the essay
Depending on the topic, the details of what makes up these categories might differ slightly; for some topics, giving a good overview is a substantial contribution of its own, whereas for another, the weight of good arguments for your opinion may be more important. I will take this into account when marking the three areas.
Example topics
Below are some exemplary topics; feel free to pick one of them if you like it. There are some initial sources listed, but you will have to find additional references on top of these.
- Should every child learn how to program?
References:- All High School Students Should Learn to Code. Wall Street Journal, February 2020.
- Simon Peyton Jones’ talk
- Can we binge-watch education? And should we?
References: - Why does computer science have a diversity problem, and what can we do about it?
References:- Factors that impact gender balance in computing. Childs, Katharine. (2021).
- Panel discussion Formal and non-formal learning opportunities in computing education and their impact on gender balance, Raspberry Pi Foundation
- Linda Liukas: A delightful way to teach kids about computers, TED talk
Further inspiration
If you are looking for further ideas, have a look at the following. The articles are usually too short as a key reference themselves, but they link to primary literature.
- Computing Pedagogy quick reads
Collection of short articles introducing ways to teach computing in school. - The Big Book of Computing Pedagogy
Special issue of the Hello World magazine with many short articles on teaching computing in the classroom. - Simon Peyton Jones’ list of bookmarks
Collection of various articles sorted by topic
Further hints
Some further pointers that might be useful.
Connections to your lessons
Think about possible connections to your lesson; maybe you can use the essay to identify a question that can be addressed in your lesson. For example, you could run a tiny empirical evaluation of a teaching method during your lesson and describe the theoretical background leading to this method in your essay.
References/Sources
It can tough to weed out questionable references. A useful way is to check which publication venues are often cited in the sources for inspiration listed above. For example, the Proceedings of the ACM Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education is one of the most reputable venues in the field (and not at all limited to the education in the US).
Writing tips
- “KnowHow”
online resources from our library on academic writing (and many other things, e.g., time management, fact checking, literature search)