The transform package contains interfaces and classes for transforming and validating data.
Form processing always includes the validation of the data entered by the user. If input is valid, it has to be copied into the application's data model. This step may require the conversion of data into some other types to conform with the types used within the model.
This package deals with both of these use cases. It defines the
Transformer
interface for data conversion and the Validator
interface for validation. There are also fully functional implementations of
these interfaces for the most common use cases.
It is also possible to implement custom transformers and validators. The interfaces are straight forward and easy to implement. When defining a form using the GUI builder the transformers and validators to use can be specified.
The Form
class representing an input form in this framework
implements some functionality for processing data entered by the user. It first
invokes all registered validators on the input components. Only if this step was
successful, the transformers are invoked. This causes the data entered by the
user to be converted as necessary and copied into the bean associated with the
form.
If a validator finds out that an input field contains invalid data, it returns
a ValidationResult
object with one or more error messages. Each
message consists of a key that is specific for this kind of error message and a
text to be displayed to the user. This text can contain further information
about the error and how to resolve it (e.g. something like "This field must
contain a number less than 100"; note that dynamic data depending on the
validator's configuration is automatically added). In the documentation of each
validator class the possible error messages are listed.
In addition to the key and the message a ValidationResult
object
also contains a level. The default level is ERROR
indicating the
input is actually invalid. It is also possible to use the level
WARNING
, which means that the input will be accepted, but may cause
problems. Whether a validator produces error or warning messages can be
configured with properties in the TransformerContext
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.
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Skid Row is a neighborhood located in Downtown Los Angeles, California. The neighborhood is widely known for its high poverty rate and the large population of homeless people. According to census data from 2012 to 2016, the median household income in Skid Row was around $10,000 (for Los Angeles overall it is $62,000), whereas the poverty rate was as high as 82% (18% for Los Angeles). This said, here we examine influences of parent income and gender on one's income in this neighborhood. From this particular perspective, it is expected to understand the opprotunity for residents in this neighborhood to achieve better economic performance, and the contributing factors to it. Data are provided by The Opportunity Atlas. This organiation collected data on 20 million Americans from childhood to their mid-30s, which help trace the root of their affluence and poverty today.
There is a positive relationship between the parent income and the individual income,
and males generally have higher income than females.
We first made comparison on individual income of those who were born in families
with high parental income (top 25%), middle parental income (25-75%), and low parental income (least 25%).
It is found that children from richer families are also more likely to earn higher income after they grow up.
Children from relatively poor families, however, have lower individual income,
and therefore it is more difficult to ahieve better economic performance.
Meanwhile, in each parental income group, males generally earn more than females, indicating a gender-based income inequality.
This should arouse our attention that the intergenerational upward mobility in this neighborhood is relatively poor,
meaning that children originated from poor families are still likely to remain poor as an adult.
In addition, females from poor families are provided with even fewer opportunities.
The plot below shows the relationship between the individual income (indicated by the area of the circle) and parental income and gender.
Across groups, higher parent income is found to lead to higher individual income.
Within each group, females have poorer economic performance than males.
Much like the individual income, one's household income is also positively related to the parent income,
and the gender-based inequality still exists.
Here we select household income as another indicator for economic performance,
and the finding is very similar to the results above.
It can be seen from the line plot below that higher parental income still contributes to the children's higher household income today,
and male's income appear to be significantly higher than females'.
This reinforces our argument above, but drives us to ask a further question: What may have caused this inequality in Skid Row?
With an attempt to understand reasons for the income inequality between males and females,
we examine data on teenage birth rate for women belonging in different parental-income groups in this neighborhood.
Here we found that women born in relatively poor families have higher teenage birth rate in general.
Teenage birth might be a potential factor that undermines women's access to opportunities,
especially economic ones.
The teenage birth rates are respectively 23%, 28%, and 36% for women from high-income, middle-income, and low-income families in Skid Row,
which indicates that not only a substantial portion of women in this neighborhood have suffered teenage birth,
but the problem gets especially significant for those born in families with lower parent income.
This therefore may help explain the women's poorer economic performance,
and should be tackled with in future porverty alleviation efforts.
This work briefly explores intergenerational upward mobility in Skid Row through looking at children born between 1978 and 1983 in this neighborhood. It is found that these children are more likely to have higher income (both individual and household) if they were born in richer families, and males generally have more opportunities to economic achievements than females. One possible reason for this lies in the problem of teenage birth, which may hinder females from access to education or pursuit of career. These findings should arouse our attention that people from poor families have low upward mobility and are hardly able to improve their living conditions, while women are especially vulnerable. Some efforts should be made to provide low-income families with access to education and employment, and reduce the teenage birth rate to ensure women with more opportunities.
Author: Xinyu Liu, Kari Gao
Urban Informatics I, Assignment 03, GSAPP, Columbia University
Instructor:Anthony P.Vanky
Data Source:The Opportunity Atlas.
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Hi
Not sure where to post this but it might help those who want to host emoncms on a shared linux host service.
It seems that emnocms requires redis-server to be installed and the host I use does not and will not install this package.
Without redis-server, emoncms does not let you know that it is not fully working. The only symptoms (for me) was that the "kwh-kwh/d" and "rate of change" input processes do not work (show as "inactive" in the feeds list).
It would probably be worth mentioning this in the "shared linux hosting" page: https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/docs/SharedLinuxHostingInstall.md
Thanks for an excellent software suite
Mike
Re: Emoncms on shared linux hosting - requires redis-server
Mike,
Did you change the $redis_enabled line in settings.php from true to false?
I made that change, stopped redis, changed /etc/init.d to keep redis from starting, rebooted my VPS and everything is still working.(after rebooting, I verified via ps -ef that redis was not running) I have emoncms installed on a linux box at OVH.com. (They call it a VPS -- virtual private server)Re: Emoncms on shared linux hosting - requires redis-server
Hi Bill
Yes, and the "kwh-kwh/d" and "rate of change" input processes are still not working (showing as "inactive").
I tried deleting and recreating the processes/feeds after disabling "$redis_enabled" to check as well - same result.
Thanks
Mike
Re: Emoncms on shared linux hosting - requires redis-server
Bill
When you said you disabled redis and everything worked OK, can you confirm if that included a feed derived from either a kwh-kwh/d process or a rate of change process?
Thanks
Mike
Re: Emoncms on shared linux hosting - requires redis-server
I went back to my VPS and re-enabled/re-started redis, then created two dummy inputs/feeds. One was kWh to kWh/d, the other, rate of change. I'm seeing the same thing you are, i.e. both are inactive.
Re: Emoncms on shared linux hosting - requires redis-server
Hi Bill
So it looks like emoncms needs redis-server - unfortunately for me...
Thanks for investigating - I hope this helps someone as it's not in the documentation.
Mike


I'm a Celebrity star 'destroyed' by Gabby Allen over relationship chat
I'm a Celeb star Myles Stephenson spoke about looking for a "meaningful relationship" - but Gabby hit back
by Sophie McCoidI'm A Celebrity star Myles Stephenson has been savagely taken down by his Love Island ex Gabby Allen.
Gabby and Myles were together for just over a year, before they split after Rak-Su singer Myles reportedly cheated on her.
Last night Myles was chatting to his I'm a Celebrity campmates about looking for love.
Myles said he worried that he found it hard to work out if a girl liked him for him as person or for who he was.
Ian Wright said: "You have to go to places that are more obscure, you can’t be going to places where the girls all like your music.
"My missus didn’t know anything about football. I met her in a pub in Notting Hill, it was the biggest kind of mugging off in respect of meeting someone.
"I’m not saying I‘m Brad Pitt but she mugged me off so beautifully I knew she was the one.”
And now Gabby has responded, after being told about the conversation by her fans.
Taking to her Instagram stories Gabby shared a photo of a cheetah with Myles face stuck on it.
She said: "Omg I'm dead, I'm not even watching the show but people are sending me things like this. Saying meet "meaningful milo"
"Apparently he was on about 'meaningful relationships' I'm not sure what the guy knows what he's on about tbh.
"I didn't know cheating, lying and a whole load of other (poo emoji) came under 'meaningful' who knows? Each to their own."
Earlier this year there had been rumours that things were not right with the pair, after they stopped posting pictures together.
And in August there were reports that Gabby, 27, had split with Myles after she discovered he'd been messaging other girls.
Gabby has confirmed the news in an emotional Instagram story post.
She wrote: "The newspaper articles are true.
"I am no longer in a relationship.
"I hope youse have all had a better week than me.
"If anyone else has anything they need to tell me, please do. x."
Gabby and Myles were initially inseparable and Myles moved into Gabby's flat earlier this year.
But she had grown suspicious of his behaviour in recent months and he moved back in with his mum to give the pair space.
Gabby, starred in the last ever series of Celebrity Big Brother and was rumoured to be seeing Myles during her time on the show.
Scouser Gabby was linked to Dan Osbourne, with CBB viewers accusing the pair of flirting during the show, but Gabby told the girls she was seeing someone on the outside - which turned out to be Myles - as she posted photos of a night out together when she walked out of the house.
Captioning a video of Myles drinking and dancing in a club "Happy Birthday Baby", Gabby then posted a video of the pair snuggling up to each other, as she kissed him on the cheek.
Speaking about Gabby's new man to OK! Magazine, Gabby’s mother Paula said: “It’s really early days.
"Gabby is selective about who she goes out with now because she doesn’t want to get hurt again.
“She’s not jumping into a relationship, but she deserves to be with someone who’s nice to her.”


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Brett Zamir
on 2012-01-06 10:24:35
To add clarification to my last post regarding your point, using PHP as a proxy will add EXTRA time if you have an Ajax-based application. And even regarding PHP's extra features, HTML5 apps nowadays are doing more of the things you can do on the server (there may even be a standard way to run a proxy on the client-side in the future, with user permission, letting you build your own browser in HTML5).
Brett Zamir
on 2012-01-06 09:46:43
Hello Ali.MD,
There are indeed client-side uses for checking the existence of a file (though probably adapting this function to accept an asynchronous callback). For example, particularly if your application is interacting with other sites---such as allowing the user to access an API with JSONP or HTML5 cross-domain access (as I was developing in making a site-independent Mediawiki browser client), one might wish to know whether a certain file exists (e.g., to decide the coloring of a link to a wiki page).
The synchronous part of the function is the real problem here, and there is already a disclaimer in the function's notes about the function being for study purposes.
Ali.MD
on 2012-01-06 05:32:30
its wrong .
you load content of file to check its exist ?!?!
it can very slow in big files, even in 'HEAD' method. (except in nginx servers)
why you don't write an optional php server site script too boost performance and full php feature ?
Felipe
on 2011-12-21 20:36:00
Funny
James 'Skateside' Long
on 2010-05-22 04:00:21
Blast! Sorry for the double-post but I've just realise that regular expression should only check the beginning of the string so it should be:
/^https?:\/\//i
James 'Skateside' Long
on 2010-05-22 03:56:19
Hi guys
This is my first contribution to php.js, but I feel that it's an important one.
Firstly, Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xmlhttprequest) assures us that there are a few more ActiveXObject parameters that can be tried to allow older versions of MSIE to use this function. This can be easily fixed by replacing the ternary opperator on line 14 with a self-executing function to try as many things as possible.
Secondly, checking an absolute URL offline in Firefox throws an NS_ERROR_FAILURE error. I think the best solution to this is to check whether the file location is an absolute reference and whether or not the script is being run online. If the reference is absolute but the script is being run offline, just assume the file exists.
Finally, any status returned that's between 200 and 300 is technically a sucessfull response.
So, with all these in mind, I'd like to propose the following function as the new file_exists(). Please note that I've tweaked this so that it only returns true or false so I can use it in my own scripts - feel free to add your own error handling to the function.
function file_exists(url) {
// Fire up the AJAX function
var req = (function() {
if (typeof XMLHttpRequest == "function") {
return new XMLHttpRequest();
} else {
XMLHttpRequest = function () {
try {return new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.6.0");}catch(e){};
try {return new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.3.0");}catch(e){};
try {return new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP");}catch(e){};
return false;
};
}
}());
// If we can't use AJAX, or we're offline, we'll have to assume that the image is fine until proved otherwise
if (!req || (url.match(/https?:\/\//i) && !window.location.href.match(/https?:\/\//i))) {return true;}
// Send a 'HEAD' request since it's faster than 'GET' and 'POST'
req.open('HEAD', url, false);
req.send(null);
// Any status in the 200 range is a successful request
return (req.status >= 200 && req.status < 300);
}
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-11-18 12:25:44
@ frame: This could happen if you are writing multiple comments at the same time, cause only one allowed security key is remembered per user. Could this be your case as well?
frame
on 2008-11-18 01:36:29
Do you have updated the link? I downloaded the lib some time before and the function was not included.. now it is o.O
Another Bug?: The security code i typed in was not valid.. for 3 times.. and also did not reload to another code.. always the same..
Kevin van Zonneveld
on 2008-11-14 21:21:45
@ frame: But it is, what link are you using?
frame
on 2008-11-14 21:07:50
The function file_exists isn't avaiable in php.js.


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ROAD TRIP (2000) / **
Directed by Todd Phillips. Screenplay by Phillips and Scot Armstrong. Starring Breckin Meyer, Seann William Scott, DJ Qualls. Running time: 94 minutes. Rated AA for mature subject matter, coarse language and nude scenes by the MFCB. Reviewed on June 9th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
"American Pie" was one of 1999's funniest films. Although it was most notorious for the way it pushed the envelope in terms its gross and outrageous content, it was also a very genuine and very funny movie, and this set it above other comedies of its ilk. Of course, any successful film is bound to spawn imitators, and "Road Trip" is, I'm sure, only the first of many. But "Road Trip" is basically just "American Pie" writ small. Although it tries -- and sometimes succeeds -- for the most part it's not as gross, as outrageous, or as funny as its predecessor, and most importantly it's lacking the heart which made "American Pie" such a success.
This is most immediately obvious in the movie's premise. Whereas "American Pie" told a very believable, unassuming story -- four teenagers' attempts to lose their virginity before the senior prom -- "Road Trip" is much more contrived. Josh (Breckin Meyer) and Tiffany (Rachel Blanchard) have been friends since kindergarten and a couple since their early teens. But graduation has meant separation, with Josh attending Ithaca University and Tiffany going to the University of Austin. Now the two are forced to communicate mostly by phone and videotape.
But Josh is also the object of desire of fellow Ithaca student Beth (Amy Smart). When several days pass without Josh hearing from Tiffany, he assumes the worst -- that Tiffany has abandoned him for another guy. Giving in to his lust, he brings Beth back to his dorm room after a party. Beth suggests they videotape their romantic encounter, and the drunken Josh agrees. The next morning, he discovers his pal Rubin (Paulo Costanzo) has accidentally mailed the sex tape to Tiffany in place of his regular video-gram. To make matters worse, he then finds out that the reason Tiffany has been out of touch is because her grandfather died suddenly. Josh decides he must go to Austin and retrieve the tape before Tiffany returns to school in three days. He, Rubin, and their friend E.L. (Seann William Scott, who was Stifler in "American Pie") convince wormy but vehicularly-enabled Kyle (DJ Qualls) to join them in a wild and wacky road trip south.
In the wake of increasingly ribald comedies like "American Pie" and "There's Something About Mary", I expected "Road Trip" would go even further in the gross-out department -- especially given the inclusion in the cast of Comedy Central grossmeister Tom Green. Surprisingly, though, it's really pretty tame; only a scene at a diner is notably crude. Other moments try to be disgusting, but ultimately the cringe factor is unexpectedly low. Or maybe I'm just becoming desensitized to that kind of thing. Even the nudity -- which is about the only category in which "Road Trip" outpaces "American Pie" -- is generally inoffensive, although that may be as much to prevent the film being prohibitively rated as for any aesthetic reasons.
To be fair, "Road Trip" is pretty funny, but it never manages to sustain its momentum. Many scenes work, but more than a few misfire, or aren't exploited to their full comic potential. For example, at one point the lads pretend to be members of a fraternity in order to get a place to crash for the night, only to discover its members are all black. The sequence starts off well, but the tension is defused surprisingly quickly, and the whole thing feels abbreviated. Part of the technique used by "American Pie" and "Mary" was to take a funny situation, and then push it farther than anyone could have anticipated (the infamous "franks and beans" scene in the latter, for example). "Road Trip" seems unwilling to be quite so adventurous, and is really a conventional film making a pretense of being controversial.
Much of the disparity between "Road Trip" and "American Pie" stems from the lack of characterisation in the new release. Whereas most of the denizens of "American Pie" were well-crafted and convincing, the population of "Road Trip" is mostly forgettable. Only Kyle really works: Qualls somehow manages to carry himself with a quiet dignity, rather than just playing the stereotypical college nerd. Although he's still an exaggeration, no character is easier to relate to than Kyle, and his transformation over the course of the film is by far its most interesting element.
Also very good are two supporting players who enjoy subplots of their own away from the main "road trip" storyline. Green, as eternal Ithaca student Barry, handles his material well and looks like he could easily carry a leading role in the future. Indeed, although I find the quality of Green's television programme highly variable, he's consistently enjoyable here. Smart, from TV's "Felicity", is somewhat wooden when interacting with the other leads. But once her character is misdirected by Barry to Boston (instead of Austin) in pursuit of Josh, she becomes more comfortable with the role, and the scenario plays out amusingly.
The rest of the cast doesn't do quite so well. Meyer is amiable but two-dimensional as Josh; this is unfortunate because a strong center could have really helped pull "Road Trip" together. Scott seems to be replicating his "American Pie" character, but his material here is not nearly as strong. And Costanzo wanders through the movie in a state of perpetual listlessness, a condition which can only partly be justified by Rubin's drug habit. The meagre attempt toward the end of the film to give the character a bit of substance seems tacked on and is a poor fit with the film's overall mood.
It would be unfair to say that "Road Trip" is a step back for the teen comedy genre, but it's certainly a movie that is satisfied to hold the course rather than forging into new territory. And given that what's made the genre successful in recent years has been a fervent drive to push ever farther, that's tantamount to failure in of itself. "Road Trip" is good for a few laughs, but it's no "American Pie".
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GraphInstatiator module¶
Created on 29/lug/2014
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class
GraphInstatiator.
GraphInstantiator
(configure, logger, useIPSEC=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
Class used to instantiate the TVD and the Profile Graph
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deleteUser
(session)[source]¶ This function is used for the user log out. If there are multiple devices connected it will be deleted only the flows for the specifc device that did the log out. If the last device for that specific user is disconnected the graph will be destroyed
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Objective
It’s time to put your engineering talent to test. Show the world why you are an engineer. Design a
remote controlled robot blending your technical intellect and innovative ideas capable to goal against
time and fellow robots with maximum accuracy
and in minimum time.
Bot Specifications
- Motor speed should not exceed 500rpm.
- Maximum Dimension of robot should be 30x30x30 cubic cm(excluding the extra front attachment)
- Maximum allowable power supply is of 12V.
- Power supply may off-board or on-board.
- Except frontal attachment no other modifications in robot will be accepted.
Rules
- The Game will start when the referee gives the signal. If started before the signal, points shall
be deducted and game shall restart. Three similar mistakes will be allowed, after which the
participant will be immediately disqualified.
- The ball can be either dragged or pushed by the robot.
- A Maximum of two team members can be allowed near the arena for handling the robot.
- 3rd and Final Year: Controller cannot be switched.
GAMEPLAY
- There will be two rounds, round 1 and round 2.
- The top teams get qualified for the 2nd Round.
ROUND 1: FREE KICK
- Score as many goals as you can in a span of 15 minutes.
- Team securing highest points after total tally shall proceed to 2nd round.
- Points for hand touch (whether robot or ball) shall be deducted, boundary touch and if the ball has
to be put back (in case if the ball goes outside the boundary) shall be deducted.
- Extra points for on-board power supplies.
- Extra points to 1st and 2nd year for wireless controlling.
- Point deduction for any undue disturbance inside the arena.
ROUND 2: FACE-OFF
- Two teams have to face each other as in normal soccer.
- Defend and score within a span of given time, with a side switch after the 1st half.
NOTE
- Qualified teams and further rules for 2nd round shall be displayed after the 1st round.
- Cash Prize & Certificate of Merit will be awarded to the Winning team & Runner's up.
- The robots are not allowed to use any grippers or actuations which intend to harm the robot of the
opposition.
- Detailed fixtures and game schedules will pe posted as soon as registrations are closed.
Head Coordinator
Coordinators
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- Priya Bharti


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sustainably, as well as summarizing Information about
ecolabels
and comparing the most
important
labels with
each
other. The Articles are well written and have helped me a lot during my research about this website.
https://label-online.de/
Label-online is also a german website, that has a vast database of almost every ecolabel and ecobrand in Germany
and Europe. It offers information about each label, as well as their own assessement about it based on clear
criteria. I have used this website to research about different labels in Germany and have adopted their criteria
in the governance section of the test.
https://siegelcheck.nabu.de/
Siegelcheck is available as an app and as a website. It is a very useful while shopping because you can scan the
label and it returns information about the label and an assessement about the quality.


UTC -6
Voltage: 120 V
Frequency: 60 Hz
Normal government business hours are 08:00 to 16:00, Monday to Friday.
Colon of 100 centimos.
International dialling code for Costa Rica is +506
Note: All Costa Rica numbers are now changed from 7 digits to 8. Land lines are preceeded by a 2, and cell phone by an 8. (2009)
Cell phone coverage in Costa Rica is on the global GPRS network. There is cell phone coverage in almost every corner of the country.
ICE (ee cee) is the government supplied utility company and very inexpensive. There are also competitors to ICE (such as Claro) who offer competitive packages. A cellular sim card will give you 400 texts for $1 and approx. $4 for voice and text and data for over 1 month. ICE provides excellent coverage all down the coast for
about $22 a month.
Last updated January 2015.
The roads in Costa Rica are pretty good - much better than those of their neighbours to the north - and the public buses provide good access to most of the country.
Holy Week: most places are shut during the week, and everything closes from Friday to Saturday.
October: Costa Rica Yacht Club Regatta in Puntarenas, visiting yachts are welcome.
Police- emergency number is 911, or 2222-1365. Although they should have someone available who speaks English, it is not a given.
For the Judicial Police call 2222-1365 and 2221-5337.
For the Traffic Police (Policia de Transito), call 2222-9330 and 2222-9245.
Dial 113 for directory assistance and 124 for international directory assistance. Although only in Spanish, for the exact time dial 112.
Police Tel. 117 (127 outside cities).
Ambulance (west coast) Tel. 2221 5818.
Cruz Roja (Red Cross) Tel. 128.
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Explore Central America - Part 2
Continually updated guides available in PDF, EPUB, MOBI. Go to www.svsarana.com
The most comprehensive guides ever written about cruising the Pacific coast of Central America from Mexico to the Panama Canal. In a two part set, these books provide over 325 GPS waypoints, over 112 charts and city maps, detailed weather descriptions, forecasting information and surfing locations. These books highlight dozens of anchorages not in other books and tons of local information that sailors care about. Also included are detailed procedures for clearing into and out of the Central American countries as well as Ecuador, the Galapagos and Mexico.
Charlie's Chart of Costa Rica
By Margo Wood
Publisher: Charlie's Charts; 2nd edition (January 2001)
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This is a guide for yachtsmen cruising the coast of Costa Rica. All anchorages and marina facilities are described with an accompanying sketch of the coastline. Information is provided giveing the location of shore facilities such as fuel stations, water, bakeries, grocery stores and hospitals. Beautiful color photographs of this unique coast are provided.
Cruising Ports:The Central American Route
By Pat Rains
Publisher: Point Loma Publishing; 6.5 edition March 2011
ISBN-13:<PHONE_NUMBER>027
See www.MexicoBoating.com for further details.
This book covers Pacific Central America (Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Pacific Panama) plus Mexico’s Gulf Coast to Veracruz, then NW Yucatan, NW Cuba, Yucatan Channel, Belize, Rio Dulce, Honduras and the Bay Islands, the Western Caribbean islands & banks, Panama’s Caribbean cruising grounds. This book culminates in Panama Canal Transit.


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During the summer of 2015, I developed an interactive visual data display for the Earth Tapestry project. Earth Tapestry is a project by Kevin Hu and Travis Rich done in collaboration with a team at Carnegie Mellon. It was built on top of Quantify, and the data display was developed to expand to other Quantify projects. The project was launched as Data Tapestry by the MIT Media Lab.
This project was my first introduction to web development, beyond user based web builders such as yolasite and wordpress. This website was built in HTML, CSS, and Javascript over the course of two weeks. While the site is compatible with the general Quantify data format, the visual elements of the display need modification if they are to be adapted to other projects.


Sources
angular-gantt is under active development, and is available on GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/angular-gantt/angular-gantt
Build
-
Run
npm install
to install node dependencies -
Run
bower install
to install bower dependencies -
Run
grunt
to build distribution files inassets
Build Demo
from demo
directory:
-
Run
npm install
to install node dependencies -
Run
bower install
to install bower dependencies -
Run
grunt
directory to build demo distributiontip: Run
grunt watch --force
to build automatically on source file change.
Use angular-gantt sources
Bower can link local angular-gantt sources in demo project (or your own project).
bower link # Create global link for local angular-gantt sources.
cd demo # Move to demo project folder
bower link angular-gantt # Create link for local angular-gantt sources in bower components folder.
This will create a symbolic link in demo/bower_components
pointing to your local sources of angular-gantt
.
Then, run grunt serve
from demo
directory to run the demo.


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