Chair: Heather Flanagan
Scribes: Max Duval, Majid Valipour, Lee Graber
Participation is limited to W3C WICG members (joining is
free) and will be governed under
the W3C Community Contributor’s
Agreement.
To join the W3C Community Slack instance (#federation channel):
https://join.slack.com/t/w3ccommunity/shared_invite/zt-drq1eer6-MlZgOJOWVAEV1UTp66ywAQ
https://docs.google.com/document/d/16wj6UnlaePCE0sdVfkVSwoBMHuFphLuv2sptxdQgayE/edit
Managing the discussion will need to be strict - raise hands, use the
queue, and be prepared to be kept to time. We’re hoping this is just the
beginning of a series of conversations.
Recap of Day One and Intro to Day Two (10:00 - 10:10)
Discussion
What Problem are We Trying to Solve? (10:10 - 10:40)
User Provisioning in a Mediated World (10:40 - 11:00)
AuthN vs AuthZ (11:00 - 11:15)
Browsers as Adtech Companies (11:15 – 11:20)
Legal Considerations (11:20 – 11:30)
BREAK (11:30 - 11:45)
Continuing the Conversation(s)
Documenting Scenarios (11:45 – 12:00)
When, Where, Who? (12:00 – 12:45)
Wrap Up (12-45 – 12:55)
(Heather) -- Day 1 -- solid steps to increased awareness. Not clear how
we are going to move forward (agreement on how to do this)
Agenda -- (see slide link)
What problems are we (trying to) solving
Important to note that open to discussing solutions. Not married to proprosals
[Slide] problem statement + anonymous poll
web needs to be addressed and prevented.”
- Federated login and tracking tools use same primitives
Brad Hill: At the limit, this is a version of the confinement problem, how to prevent data from escaping its bounds. Preventing all communication between different origins on the web is a very extreme position. Federated identity is the thing in the path of the anti-tracking bulldozers with the most visibility and clear constituency. If we move it out of the way by making it legible to and
intermediated by browsers, that clears the way for many other use cases to be bulldozed that are important but may not have voices with the same
volume and unity as identity. The goal of blocking tracking needs to be balanced against the costs to other things, and maybe technical enforcement in browsers reaches a limit in those tradeoffs where other approaches are needed for the long tail.
Wendall Baker: TLDR In order to sell media, you need to measure it. In the past, they did panel studies, audited circulations. In the development of the internet we added tracking, which keeps good records.
There is unauthenticated tracking, were adv. should not see it. There also is ???
Brian Campbell: The actual details of what constitutes non-transparent/private are pretty fuzzy, and not agreed on by all constituents here. The sort of things that need to be protected is unclear. In more concrete terms: embedded 3p tracking that users have no information about, is going to have a lot of pushback. This seems very clear, users don’t want/know about them. Federated login is murkier, and the fact that it resembles bounce tracking is something that users will pick up on. (?)
Mark Lee: Unsure about the question. Concern around being extremely clear on what we’re trying to do. Worry that this will prevent innovation, as if the behaviours are completely prevented by browsers, this cannot be explored.
Aram Zucker-Scharff: Back-and-forth is probably due to unconsented, untracked. Unsecured web is something we “all” don’t want. There is the legitimate need to track users across the web. There is a crossover. Is federated login and fed identity is the appropriate way of tracking
users. Project UID2 / Rearc. Others (including me, Aram) will say identity is not the way we should track users on the web. Cross-site tracking has led to lack of trust. There seems to be interest in people to resist / opt-out due, which would make identity the wrong tool for tracking users.
Tess: The first bullet is a settled question in the web standards community.
RFC-7258
Establishes the relevant frame, also TAG finding on unsanctioned
tracking.
It’s a great thing to bring more stakeholders. I see little value in questioning the first bullet point. I don’t think it’s an option to choose to accept how the web has operated in last 20 years. Major browsers are also unlikely to let this happen.
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7258
https://www.w3.org/2001/tag/doc/unsanctioned-tracking/
Kai Lehmann: GDPR in Europe means you need user consent in order to save data about them. This does not exist elsewhere in the world. Can we find a technical solution, rather than having to rely on the legal way (?).
 It will take a while to fix. Beginning of conversation. Identity is a huge topic with implications for things like payments on the web, and people have worked on an identity layer for a long time. It’s better to focus on the second point. There’s more than ads and tracking, and it would be more fruitful to focus on identity to find some good solutions.
–
Sam Goto
Sam: There will be a spectrum of options as we work this through. A spectrum. We’ve only come up with 3 complementary options so far.
Sam: We think doing mediation only for a small subset of OAuth permissions. Try to keep most of the decisions in userland.
Brock Allen: many journeys may not be possible with yesterday’s demonstration
A chained IdP workflow
User needs to register with IdP
Workflow leading to MFA
If the browser takes over and only allows users to log-in via its internal API, this would not work in the above scenarios
Sam: Recommend to go back to the slides and choose the permissions model, rather than mediation
Kai L: … *describes workflow with two permission prompts required*
Sam: Two permissions prompts would not be ideal.
Hirsch Singhal: Are you saying you’ll pick 1 of these three, and that’s what the web will look like? Or will all three coexist?
Sam: I believe that they are not mutually exclusive. Some might not be viable. The final set will be a superset of the three that we are exploring so far.
Achim: Fenced frame might be a type of permission, redirects would be a different kind of permissions, and maybe a third kind of permissions. Need clarification on what the main kinds of permissions are.
Sam: These options were found by looking at the current ecosystem. Asked what were the things that needed to be unblocked, or made possible. Some things have already been made impossible by browsers. Iframe and 3P are absolutely going away. Fenced frames may help to provide personalization, as you could have WebID inside and it could talk outside of the fenced frame.
Peter Saint-Andre: the point of browsers is that it helps people (not users) understand what is happening under the hood. There are different kinds of users, entreprises. We’re protocol designers here, but need to understand that there is a responsibility for browsers to understand what actual users/people want.
Heather: I agree that we’re not necessarily the best to evaluate
what users might want.
Sam Goto: This is specific to 2nd and 3rd implementations. If you call the API and you’ve already logged in, this would open a prompt similar to payment handler UI (i.e., IDP UI is shown).
George Fletcher: If you really separate these two things, there’s interesting nuances that we need to think about.
1) IdP initiated login.
2) Cases where separating them creates requirements on each other.
3) How does the flow work when the app needs action that is not directly related to the login
Vittorio Bertocci: We use these terms as scientists. In my experience, people understand all of this as “things that need to happen before I can do something”. All these details are not things that a lot of users think very much about. It’s not the highest order bit to create this distinction/division, which probably does not live in the prospective developer and users. Analogy: Javascript is very loose, which is why it’s widely adopted, too strict prevents adoption.
Heather Flanagan: Do not want to repeat the clash we had yesterday in response to prepared FB comment. Ad tech exists and relies on tracking; pursuing that thread here will just increase divisive conversation. While we do need to recognize there is a perception of conflict of interest in having the browser vendors who are also adnetwork vendors handling tracking limits.
Heather Flanagan: GDPR was mentioned yesterday and there are other related legislation in other states. Are there any lawyers that can speak to this? Or anyone with perspective.
Hirsch S: Parental consent, age requirements (Korea, ..?). There is a long list of requirements that we need to achieve during authentication before they can access the service. The RP building against the MS platform can ask or certain requirements, such as whether a user is above a certain age (without precise age given). RP’s prefer to not record that information in their system so rely on MS Platform to handle that.
Wendy Seltzer: If people extract needs and requirements from legal rules and regulations, that’s more helpful in this venue than legal argument.
Tess O’Connor: to mention the Centralized Consent API proposal:
https://github.com/WebKit/explainers/tree/main/CentralizedConsentAPI
There are use cases and requirements that fall straightforrwardly
outside of GDPR. This is an area of active work. There are clear use
cases for limited client-side storage which enable this. Getting more
information about the context of these uses-cases, this is useful and it
needs to be solved.
Kai Lehmann: The consent is not an issue with Permission oriented. But how does it work for the mediated API, which I think is the holy grail here, where the IdP and RP don’t talk to each other.
Sam Goto: Mediation and Delegation have this issue that we need to solve. Delegation is even further away.
Heather Flanagan: There’s a lot of what-ifs, but not much actual implementation. One of the more active ways to engage is to become part of the testing. Engaging with proposals and seeing where these APIs break is going to be very beneficial.
Vittorio B: We have to be aware of the PR issue/worry. There are asteroids coming towards us, (3P cookie, etc. ) . Understanding what is going, when, and what is more speculative is important. What is experimental and what is the actual direction of travel.
Heather F: there’s two sides to this, and as a vendor you really want to know exactly what and when things will happen.
Sam Goto: We’re actually writing code and engaging, including early prototypes in Chrome Canary. You can flip flags in Chrome and tell us what works and what doesn't. We spend 80%-90% working the two variations: permission and mediation. We also develop delegation as a North Star, which helps us design with the ideal in mind, even if we don’t end up there. It solves most privacy problems but creates others. There are lots of things to be explored in delegation
variation including incentives, etc.
Vittori B: For the “masses”, understanding what Chrome is working on is important. Separating short-time experimentation from the long-term plan. Customers want to make sure that they can have business continuity.
Lee Graber: There is a distinction between things that are
statements: Third-party cookies are going away. The solutions to
actually prevent this breaking is more in the realm of years. How are we
sure things don’t all fall down once we flip the switch. We need more
than one month with a clear alternative before the end of 3P cookies.
Sam Goto: I will try to ping Kaustubha Govind who can speak more
accurately at a high level about Chrome’s privacy sandbox.
George Fletcher: What does that mean for nested iframes, what about
Same-site=None / Same-site=Lax. What does that mean when 3P cookies are
going away? Are cookies just never sent? We’ve seen changes in how Lax
has changed with redirects. I want to set this in really concrete terms.
Achim Schlosser: There is now in the explainer some more text on the
stages for the proposals but it is deeply linked. Better to make it more
prominent. Also other proposals in Privacy CG (?) that need to go in
production before 3P cookies are removed.
Heather F: Would the Privacy Sandbox team be able to make a blog
post answering these questions, and plan around timeframes.
Heather F: Kaustubha is here to give updates on Privacy Sandbox.
Kaustubha G: There was a question on timing on 3P cookie removal. I am
the only representative from Privacy Sandbox. Not able to share a
timeline but we are committed to do this transparently and thoughtfully.
The timeline is aggressive but we are committed to giving the ecosystem
meaningful notice. This includes sharing proposals and working with the
ecosystem. I understand this does not give a timeline but hopefully help
reduce anxiety on this.
Vittorio: Sharing what is being done in OpenID Foundation to
document usecases. We have been collaborating with the WebID project on
this. Discovered we have to go over the same points multiple times.
There was a need to share information better. Discussion on IETF to
create a catalogue of the current practices around Identity flows using
web primitives. There is a repository and a template
(https://github.com/IDBrowserUseCases/docs).
The template describes the reality as it is today
What protocol
Which browser features
Target audience of this feature
How popular is the feature?
This can help figure out if there is a change in browser feature, who
and how is impacted. Example of “Simple redirects sign-in with 1RP -
OIDC code flow)
Another example is the work that is done by Achim, especially
interesting is the documentation of which IDPs are using this flow.
It will be fantastic for Identity people here to add their scenarios.
This is not a standard. This is hopefully a useful reference for
browsers.
Sam G: We appreciate and support this work. Extremely helpful. Also
useful that changes charged discussion into concrete use cases. This is
useful for Chrome but I suspect other browsers as well.
Heather F: Last week PrivacyCG call touched on some aspects, similarly Open ID foundation, Also ??. But this is not the full picture that we have been discussing here? Poll:
Tess O: I have 3 things to point out. The slack thread suggests
people are interested in “I don’t care” option.
With my PrivacyCG chair hat on there are aspects of this that we are
interested to have there. Also pointing out that while we like to use
law to inform usecases but that is a technical forum. Finally, I suggest
have the work where the people are. I will happily provide feedback
where the work is. I am interested about the WebID folk’s experience in
how WICG has been? Getting feedback from wide enough audience? Positive
or negative.
Tim C: Few of us on Identity side are aligned on Identity CG in W3C.
There is confusion about WebID? Is this a Google project? Not having a
name on the project and a longer vision is good. There are a few of us
that have this opinion.
Sam G: I agree with Tess on going where the work is. Having a place
where everyone feels included and part of the discussion. So far we are
not having a hard time with WICG. I wanted to make sure there is no
single major thing controlling the agenda (Chrome, Privacy, Identity).
Having a neutral forum where tensions are presented is good but wanted
to make sure the work gets done. Having it be a Chrome only initiative
is not our goal and does not achieve our intentions. Asking browser
engines, Identity provider, since they are doing the work and we want to
make sure they are engaged.
Vittorio: I back the creation of Identity community group. In past
few month experience, Difficult to gather interest in Identity
community, mostly a bystander problem. PrivacyCG was a good experience.
Challenge there is that their highest order bits is privacy and some of
the folks here don’t have that. I believe because of this if we host in
PrivacyCG would exclude identity community. So having a separate home is
a net benefit.
Melanie R: Most important is to have the community under
consistent/regular structure. Lots of communities have this. The current
Ad-hoc structure is not viable. Agree that is may be natural to have a
separate forum under W3C for identity but PrivacyCG is good.
James Hartig: Concern about scheduling if there is a separate group.
Also concerned with visibility if there are related proposals.
Tess O: (changes hat) We are happy to stay in WICG, if it moves in
Privacy CG we are fine. If we create a new CG we can help set it up. We
consider WICG as a last resort since there is not much structure. Other
CG have more hands on chairing and do not rely only on editors. What
kind of support does WebID folk need? James point on # of groups is a
fair one.
Sam G: I want to take note of isLoggedIn and that there is lots of
intersections. It will be constructive to have some of the same
conversations with the same people.
George F: I am (not?) in favor of a new group given the scheduling
issue. Privacy CG may have the right people and we can add others. But
I'm concerned that there may be too many topics there. So a separate
group could avoid stealing time on
[Another Poll]
Tess O: CG in W3C are created by members and there is no need to ask
W3C to create it.
Tim C: Based on this We (microsoft) are happy to help start a
community group.
John W: Webkit/Apple. On the question of IsLoggedIn. We are
interested in integration with WebID (issue filed).
IsLoggedIn is more a lightweight thing for Website to indicate login state
WebID is more specific on formulating the login
IsLoggedIn could be merged with WebID, and the discussion should continue
Sam G: I voted we will go where work is. My biggest concern with
Identity CG is for it to be too broad. I am specifically concerned about
pushing DIDs, verifiably credential etc. I want to avoid having that
pull back the sense of urgency from privacy changes.
Perhaps a federated Identity Working Group is more specific.
Brian May: If a meeting is not focused on a specific problem then it
does not give it justice. So in favor of a specific community group.
Wendell Baker: There are already w3c groups around identity. Also
sympathetic to have a focused group. Suggest sub-committee as a possible
solution. Also may be helpful to have cross-group discussions
(education, enterprise) e.g., ad groups are building identity solutions
so hopefully yourwork helps address (prevent?) that.
Tim C: Putting naming aside for now. But if we changed the focus (to
not include DIDs) we will withdraw support for creating a new CG. Like
it or not decentralized identity is happening and does need to be part
of the conversation. Specially if we want to discuss creating APIs in
the browsers.
Dick H: My proposal is to call it Federated Identity working group
based on existing protocols (SAML, OAuth, OIDC, …). I worry that talking
about everything about identity is not focused enough. There are venues
already on other items. Conversations are best focused on the impact of
browser privacy related changes on existing work.
Vittorio: The goal is to make an impact on the world Today! Today
there’s not a single app on my phone that is using this protocol.
Federated Identity CG might not be future-proof, but anchored in the
reality of now, and focussed on actual, pressing problems.
Heather F: Suggests having a poll.
Tim C: Suggest changing the poll to have option for a larger
identity group with subgroups (Federated identity, DID)
Heather F: I don’t want the sub-group to be bigger than the
subgroup. Both implies subgroups.
[Poll is changed to include “both” option referencing Tim’s
suggestion]
Heather F: I personally think that the options are not mutually
exclusive. Do community groups have charters?
Tess O: They operate under W3C CG and BG
process. They are not
required to have a Charter but they normally do. It could be simple or
elaborate. There is a template that W3C has for these that you can use:
<https://github.com/w3c/cg-charter>.
If you don’t think this is a unique CG with particular needs then just
start with the cg-charter template and substitute in the group name etc.
George F: To me it feels easier to have one CG and focus it. In
particular permission/mediation is more focused on current practices.
But delegated oriented which Sam calls a far out variation seems to have
lots of overlap with DID (Decentralised ID) etc. But I agree that our
focus should be on the changes in browsers that are happening now.
Tim C: Oftentimes DID is bundled with SSI. For example, using DID as
an identity format is not related to SSI. The term DID is diluted and
freaks people out but the underlying tech can be applicable.
Vittorio: Just mentioning DID now when we are talking about missing
and group ???. DID (for some people) is a pointer to lots of complexity
and that is a sign we should remain focused.
Heather F: I don’t have a list of contacts for people to reach out
to. We want to kick off CG organizing. My idea is to start a plan for a
CG charter for federated identity that will later be a sub-committee of
a future larger Identity group with broader focus. Any objection to
this.
Heather F: If you are interested in drafting a charter please drop a
note in the slack. I think there is enough consensus on ongoing
meetings.
[poll: on the first potential topic for the future Federated Identity
CG]
Other possible topics from Slack:
David Waiter: I’d love to get more details on what actually is planned in terms of additional bounce tracking preventions
Mark Lee: Are we looking to be backwards compatible with everything or are we accepting that things will break and deciding what is acceptable and whether we should do that?
Sam Goto: My "other" option noted in the last poll is: "lets talk about what needs to happen in the absence of third party cookies"
Brad Hill: My other: RP use cases, utility functions, legal requirements, etc.
Aaron Parecki (Okta)
Achim Schlosser (European netID Foundation)
Aram Zucker-Scharff (he/him; The Washington Post)
Bill Densmore (ITEGA.org)
Brad Hill (he/him; Facebook)
Brendan Riordan-Butterworth (IAB Tech Lab / eyeo GmbH)
Brian Campbell (Ping)
Brian May (dstillery)
Brock Allen (Duende Software)
Chris Needham (BBC)
David Waite (Ping Identity)
Dick Hardt (Hellō)
Elaine Knight (Apple)
Filip Skokan (Auth0)
Filip Verley (Google)
George Fletcher (Verizon Media)
Guibin Kong (Google Identity)
Heather Flanagan (Spherical Cow Consulting)
Hirsch Singhal (Microsoft Identity)
James Hartig (Admiral)
Jeff Hodges (Google Chrome)
Johann Hofmann (Mozilla)
Kai Lehmann (1&1)
Kaustubha Govind (Google Chrome)
Ken Buchanan (Google Chrome)
Kris Chapman (Salesforce)
Kristina Yasuda (Microsoft Identity)
Lee Graber (Tableau/Salesforce)
Lingyan Zhu (Verizon Media)
Majid Valipour (Google, Chrome’s Web Platform)
Mark Lee (Carbon)
Mark Xue (Apple)
Max Duval (The Guardian)
Melanie Richards (Microsoft)
Mengcheng Duan (Google)
Mike Jones (Microsoft)
Peter Saint-Andre (Mozilla)
Ravi Lal (The Guardian)
Reman Child (Okta)
Rifaat Shekh-Yusef (Auth0)
Rohini Sulatycki(Twilio)
Russell Stringham (Adobe)
Sam Goto (Google Chrome, Web Platform)
Sam Weiler (W3C/MIT)
Sander Engelberts (OCLC)
Sean Kelleher (Trustap)
Shyam Sheth (Google Chrome - Web Platform)
Smitha Pandian (Apple)
Theresa O’Connor (Apple, Privacy CG, TAG)
Tim Cappalli (Microsoft Identity)
Vittorio Bertocci (Auth0)
Wendell Baker (Verizon Media)
Wendy Seltzer (W3C)
Yi Gu (Google Chrome, Web Platform)
John Wilander (Apple WebKit)


The New Update-Bugs?
Posted: Wed Jan 21, 2009 11:22 pm
Hey Karl, i just wanna say, good job on the update, although i'm having a few problems(may not only be me).. My computer has a great graphics card, just may have some settings wrong on the game.
The monsters and character have no name.

Arms through shields.
Maces have no graphic.
I keep getting stuck on the monsters and can not move.
No text in the stats screen.
What happened to the thing where u put items for sale? may be me lol..
Some parts of the world have water over top of the ground(dirt,grass,rock,etc..)
Are u able to enter buildings? if so i can not.
Thats just a few of the things im having trouble with.
The monsters and character have no name.

Arms through shields.
Maces have no graphic.
I keep getting stuck on the monsters and can not move.
No text in the stats screen.
What happened to the thing where u put items for sale? may be me lol..
Some parts of the world have water over top of the ground(dirt,grass,rock,etc..)
Are u able to enter buildings? if so i can not.
Thats just a few of the things im having trouble with.


Husemann, B., Wisotzki, L., Sánchez, S.F., & Janke, K., ``The properties of extended emission-line regions around low-redshift QSOs and the lack of high-velocity AGN outflows'', 2011, A&A, to be submitted
Husemann, B., Nugroho, D., Jahnke, K., Wisotzki, L., Sánchez, S.F.,Kupko, D.,& Schramm, M., ``Integral field spectroscopy of nearby QSOs: Emission-line diagnostics, resolved gas-phase metallicities & the NLR size-luminosity relation'', 2011, A&A, to be submitted
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| std::string | channelId |
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| std::string | messageId |
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| int32_t | code = 0 |
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| std::string | senderId |
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| std::string | username |
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| std::string | content |
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| NTimestamp | createTime = 0 |
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| NTimestamp | updateTime = 0 |
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| bool | persistent = false |
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| std::string | roomName |
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| std::string | groupId |
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| std::string | userIdOne |
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| std::string | userIdTwo |
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A message sent on a channel.
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The channel this message belongs to.
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The code representing a message type or category.
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| std::string NChannelMessage::messageId |
The unique ID of this message.
| bool NChannelMessage::persistent = false |
True if the message was persisted to the channel's history, false otherwise.
| std::string NChannelMessage::roomName |
The name of the chat room, or an empty string if this message was not sent through a chat room.
| std::string NChannelMessage::senderId |
Message sender, usually a user ID.
| NTimestamp NChannelMessage::updateTime = 0 |
The UNIX time when the message was last updated.
| std::string NChannelMessage::userIdOne |
The ID of the first DM user, or an empty string if this message was not sent through a DM chat.
| std::string NChannelMessage::userIdTwo |
The ID of the second DM user, or an empty string if this message was not sent through a DM chat.
| std::string NChannelMessage::username |
The username of the message sender, if any.


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Cate Waruguru Defies Uhuru in Latest Outburst [VIDEO]
by Stephanie WangariLaikipia Woman Representative Catherine Waruguru on Saturday, November 23, urged Kenyans to reject the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) report despite President Uhuru Kenyatta's warning to politicians to stop debating it before its contents are made public.
Speaking in Tharaka Nithi County, the woman rep stated that Kenyans should not be intimidated when leaders go scouting in various constituencies to urge Kenyans to support the report.
"Those who have been handed jobs in offices, especially the Ministry of Interior, think that they have the power to rule the country, yet they cannot garner up to five votes.
"You are the people who know what is happening on the ground and hence a person who has gotten a job after a ten-minute interview, cannot know what is happening with the common mwananchi," she stated.
"We want to tell these people that Kenyan citizens are not stupid and if they did not send money when children were unable to pay school fees, then, even when they come to you about the BBI, use their money but reject the report," she spoke.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday, November 22 announced that the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) report would be handed to him on Tuesday, November 26.
The head of state, who was speaking during Kibabii University's graduation ceremony in Bungoma County, urged Kenyans to carefully read the proposals in the document before deciding whether or not to support it.
He further warned the public against depending on politicians to interpret the document for them, explaining that they would be the ones to face the consequences of their decisions.
During a meeting with Mt Kenya leaders at Sagana State Lodge on November 15, President Kenyatta laughed off those who were arguing about the BBI report, claiming that he had not even gone through it to know its contents.
"I am only seeing people talking about BBI. I have not seen it but I hear it has supporters and opposers," he remarked.


The Enumerable module provides a set of really useful methods that allow you to traverse, manipulate, search through, and sort data collections such as arrays and hashes. In this post, we're gonna talk about the Enumerable#map method. The map method, also known as collect, allows you to transform each element in an array without actually modifying the original array itself. How does it do this? Simple: it just creates a transformed copy without altering the original.
For example:
array = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] creates a simple array
plus_one = array.map { |i| i + 1 } creates a copy of array with each value incremented by 1
In the example above, array is not modified. We just created a copy and changed the copy to what we wanted. What really makes this cool is the fact that we can then join another method to it! For example:
plus_one.delete_at(2) returns 4 in IRB
Now, if we print plus_one in IRB, we get => [2, 3, 5, 6]
And if we print array in IRB, we get => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
See how that works? .map accepts a block of code that subsequently acts on each element in the collection collection that it is invoked on but returns the modified collection while leaving the original untouched.


Updated: 2023-02-24
I’ve found myself enthralled by the intoxicating streams of information surrounding Bitcoin, in 2017. I began studying related histories: Cryptography, Programming, Digital Cash; while developing my technical skills with freelance work, and building small websites on related subjects.
Studying history is my antidote to the exceeding complexity of life. While Bitcoin and its network are rather complex to wrap your head around, learning about the history of cryptography makes it a lot easier.
If you proceed to study the history of other relevant subjects: from the global economy, wall street, and the creation of money; to the timeline and basic details surrounding the creation of various programming languages, little by little, Bitcoin becomes much easier to digest.
A few markdown files
This project began as a few markdown files in my first github repository, that gradually evolved into my homepage. I needed space for my endless curiosity to grow, and splitting the content off to multiple websites also helped me to develop my skills.
At each step I have used my interests to fuel my education and learned many difficult things for the ability share knowledge I’ve gathered, and increase my value in this rapidly evolving digital sphere.
Now all of my content, and forked repositories, have become divided between a variety of GitHub Organizations and my user account. This makes it easy to publish websites built from multiple custom domains, without the need to rent server space for each of them.
I will keep building!
I’ve always hoped that I might find others interested in helping to create these resources, but appreciate that others may prefer to quietly gather resources for their own projects, and it could always get easier to contribute.
Either way, I like moving around information, organizing it in different ways, expanding my reach in the digital sphere, and experimenting with different ways of sharing it.
These projects have tended to multiply and then contract, in an iterative fashion, and over time the ideal structure of these cornerstones have beginning to emerge.
Portfolio
The transformation
This page is meant to be a top level index of projects I’m working on, transformed from a rough list of links beginning to explore the above subjects.
Of course, my homepage is always the last to know about anything, and I’m not always working directly on these projects.
That said, whenever there are significant updates, I am making efforts to keep this content as current and relevant to my work as possible.


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So begins a new epilogue, illustrating how Columbine became the template for nearly two decades of "spectacle murders." It is a false script, seized upon by a generation of new killers. In the wake of Newtown, Aurora, and Virginia Tech, the imperative to understand the crime that sparked this plague grows more urgent every year.
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denpro: Visualization of Multivariate Functions, Sets, and Data
We provide tools to
(1) visualize multivariate density functions and density estimates
with level set trees,
(2) visualize level sets with shape trees,
(3) visualize multivariate data with tail trees,
(4) visualize scales of multivariate density estimates with
mode graphs and branching maps, and
(5) visualize anisotropic spread with 2D volume functions and
2D probability content functions.
Level set trees visualize mode structure,
shape trees visualize shapes of level sets of unimodal densities,
and tail trees visualize connected data sets.
The kernel estimator is implemented
but the package may also be applied for visualizing other density estimates.
Downloads:
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Trading_InventoryStatusType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_InventoryStatusType.h Trading_InventoryStatusType.m |
Overview
Lightweight type for updating basic inventory status details.
Primarily intended for bulk use cases.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
-
sku
The unique SKU of the item being revised.
property
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
SKU can only be used to revise an item if you listed the item by
using AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem, and:
1) You set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed; or
2) You are modifying a multi-variation listing, and the SKU
identifies one of the variations. (In this case, if InventoryTrackingMethod was set to ItemID, then you also need to specify ItemID in the request.)
(These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing or variation by a SKU.)
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, if the listing has
InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU, then either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and they don’t refer to the
same listing, eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
If the listing has variations and InventoryTrackingMethod is set
to ItemID, then ItemID and SKU are both required.
In the response, SKU may be returned as an empty element if
it was not defined on the listing. -
itemID
The ItemID of a listing being changed.
property
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and the SKU does not match,
eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
Please note that the same ItemID can be returned
multiple times in the same response if you revise several
variations from the same multi-variation listing. -
startPrice
Specifies the revised fixed price of the listing (or of a
property
variation within a multi-variation listing).
If you raise the price of a listing, the recent sales score of
the listing is reset. (Best Match search ranking is based on
buyer activity, and one of the factors affecting search ranking
for fixed-price listings is the recent sales score.)
Raising a listing’s price may also affect the insertion fee
(and therefore the overall listing fee).
ReviseInventoryStatus requires either StartPrice or Quantity (or both) for each InventoryStatus node in the request. -
quantity
Specifies the latest quantity of the listing (or of a variation
property
within a multi-variation listing).
For the ReviseInventoryStatus request:
Specify the entire quantity that is currently available for sale.
(Typically, you only pass this in when you need to update
the quantity.)
ReviseInventoryStatus requires either StartPrice or Quantity
(or you can specify both) for each InventoryStatus node in
the request.
For the ReviseInventoryStatus response:
This returns a total of the quantity available for sale
plus the quantity already sold. For example, suppose the
listing originally had Quantity=10, and then 8 sold. Now you
restock your inventory, and you pass Quantity=10 in the
ReviseInventoryStatus request. In this case,
ReviseInventoryStatus returns Quantity=18
(10 available + 8 sold).
To determine the quantity available, use GetItem or GetSellerList,
and subtract SellingStatus.QuantitySold from Quantity.
Or see QuantityAvailable in GetMyeBaySelling.
It is a good idea to maintain an adequate quantity available for
fixed-price GTC listings to prevent the search rankings from
dropping. Best Match search ranking is based on buyer activity,
and one of the factors affecting search ranking for fixed-price
listings is the recent sales score. Fixed-price items that are
selling the fastest are given a relative lift in search results.
Recent Sales history is tracked with a moving window to ensure it
reflects the most recent activity. Due to he moving window, it is
advantageous to maintain item availability (Quantity-QuantitySold)
for a GTC listing. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_InventoryStatusType.h
itemID
The ItemID of a listing being changed.
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and the SKU does not match,
eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
Please note that the same ItemID can be returned
multiple times in the same response if you revise several
variations from the same multi-variation listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
The ItemID of a listing being changed.
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and the SKU does not match,
eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
Please note that the same ItemID can be returned
multiple times in the same response if you revise several
variations from the same multi-variation listing.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_InventoryStatusType.h
quantity
Specifies the latest quantity of the listing (or of a variation
within a multi-variation listing).
For the ReviseInventoryStatus request:
Specify the entire quantity that is currently available for sale.
(Typically, you only pass this in when you need to update
the quantity.)
ReviseInventoryStatus requires either StartPrice or Quantity
(or you can specify both) for each InventoryStatus node in
the request.
For the ReviseInventoryStatus response:
This returns a total of the quantity available for sale
plus the quantity already sold. For example, suppose the
listing originally had Quantity=10, and then 8 sold. Now you
restock your inventory, and you pass Quantity=10 in the
ReviseInventoryStatus request. In this case,
ReviseInventoryStatus returns Quantity=18
(10 available + 8 sold).
To determine the quantity available, use GetItem or GetSellerList,
and subtract SellingStatus.QuantitySold from Quantity.
Or see QuantityAvailable in GetMyeBaySelling.
It is a good idea to maintain an adequate quantity available for
fixed-price GTC listings to prevent the search rankings from
dropping. Best Match search ranking is based on buyer activity,
and one of the factors affecting search ranking for fixed-price
listings is the recent sales score. Fixed-price items that are
selling the fastest are given a relative lift in search results.
Recent Sales history is tracked with a moving window to ensure it
reflects the most recent activity. Due to he moving window, it is
advantageous to maintain item availability (Quantity-QuantitySold)
for a GTC listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *quantity
Discussion
Specifies the latest quantity of the listing (or of a variation
within a multi-variation listing).
For the ReviseInventoryStatus request:
Specify the entire quantity that is currently available for sale.
(Typically, you only pass this in when you need to update
the quantity.)
ReviseInventoryStatus requires either StartPrice or Quantity
(or you can specify both) for each InventoryStatus node in
the request.
For the ReviseInventoryStatus response:
This returns a total of the quantity available for sale
plus the quantity already sold. For example, suppose the
listing originally had Quantity=10, and then 8 sold. Now you
restock your inventory, and you pass Quantity=10 in the
ReviseInventoryStatus request. In this case,
ReviseInventoryStatus returns Quantity=18
(10 available + 8 sold).
To determine the quantity available, use GetItem or GetSellerList,
and subtract SellingStatus.QuantitySold from Quantity.
Or see QuantityAvailable in GetMyeBaySelling.
It is a good idea to maintain an adequate quantity available for
fixed-price GTC listings to prevent the search rankings from
dropping. Best Match search ranking is based on buyer activity,
and one of the factors affecting search ranking for fixed-price
listings is the recent sales score. Fixed-price items that are
selling the fastest are given a relative lift in search results.
Recent Sales history is tracked with a moving window to ensure it
reflects the most recent activity. Due to he moving window, it is
advantageous to maintain item availability (Quantity-QuantitySold)
for a GTC listing.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_InventoryStatusType.h
sku
The unique SKU of the item being revised.
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
SKU can only be used to revise an item if you listed the item by
using AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem, and:
1) You set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed; or
2) You are modifying a multi-variation listing, and the SKU
identifies one of the variations. (In this case, if InventoryTrackingMethod was set to ItemID, then you also need to specify ItemID in the request.)
(These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing or variation by a SKU.)
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, if the listing has
InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU, then either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and they don’t refer to the
same listing, eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
If the listing has variations and InventoryTrackingMethod is set
to ItemID, then ItemID and SKU are both required.
In the response, SKU may be returned as an empty element if
it was not defined on the listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sku
Discussion
The unique SKU of the item being revised.
A SKU (stock keeping unit) is an identifier defined by a seller.
SKU can only be used to revise an item if you listed the item by
using AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem, and:
1) You set Item.InventoryTrackingMethod to SKU at
the time the item was listed; or
2) You are modifying a multi-variation listing, and the SKU
identifies one of the variations. (In this case, if InventoryTrackingMethod was set to ItemID, then you also need to specify ItemID in the request.)
(These criteria are necessary to
uniquely identify the listing or variation by a SKU.)
In the ReviseInventoryStatus request, if the listing has
InventoryTrackingMethod set to SKU, then either ItemID or SKU is
required. If both are passed in and they don’t refer to the
same listing, eBay ignores SKU and considers only the ItemID.
If the listing has variations and InventoryTrackingMethod is set
to ItemID, then ItemID and SKU are both required.
In the response, SKU may be returned as an empty element if
it was not defined on the listing.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_InventoryStatusType.h
startPrice
Specifies the revised fixed price of the listing (or of a
variation within a multi-variation listing).
If you raise the price of a listing, the recent sales score of
the listing is reset. (Best Match search ranking is based on
buyer activity, and one of the factors affecting search ranking
for fixed-price listings is the recent sales score.)
Raising a listing’s price may also affect the insertion fee
(and therefore the overall listing fee).
ReviseInventoryStatus requires either StartPrice or Quantity (or both) for each InventoryStatus node in the request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *startPrice
Discussion
Specifies the revised fixed price of the listing (or of a
variation within a multi-variation listing).
If you raise the price of a listing, the recent sales score of
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The local folder that you want Smuggler to store the logs it creates. These will be helpful if there are problems. The default is to create a log directory in the current working directory.
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The local folder that contains all your SmugMug images. You know, the ones you want to keep in-sync with SmugMug.
SmugMug uses OAuth to authenticate applications so that you do not have to give Smuggler your user name and password. The link below will send you to SmugMug to perform this action.
SmugMug can run the sync operations on a daily basis. Just select the time you would like it to start below.


To implement JavaScript statements on your webpage, place them within the <script> ... </script> HTML tags. In this way the <script> . . . </script tags allow the browsers to interpret the statements within them as a script as shown in the example below:
See the Pen JavaScript Basic Tag by Plus Tutorials (@PlusTutorials) on CodePen.
Two important attributes are associated with the script tag:
1. Language - to define the scripting language used.
2. Type - recommended to include in the script tag and usually takes the "text/javascript" valu.
A basic example is using the document.write function which writes text or HTML code into the HTML web page as show in the example below:
See the Pen Javascript document.write Function by Plus Tutorials (@PlusTutorials) on CodePen.
It is important to note that Javascript ignores spaces, tabs, and newlines. Therefore, they can be used to format your code in an understandable and easy to read style.
In the JavaScript world, semicolons are optional to use and can be omitted if each of your statements are placed on a separate line, however it is recommended as best practice to place a semicolon after each statement:
See the Pen JavaScript Semicolons by Plus Tutorials (@PlusTutorials) on CodePen.
It is important to note that JavaScript is a case-sensitive programming language. Function names, keywords, and other variables must always be typed with a consistent capitalization of letters.
There is more than one way to place comments in Javascript. Any text between // and the end of the line is treated as a comment. Any text between /* ... */ is treated as a comment as shown in the example below:
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General Election 2019: Voters say Boris Johnson edged live ITV debate with Jeremy Corbyn by 51% to 49%
by Natasha ClarkBORIS JOHNSON and Jeremy Corbyn traded blows over Brexit and the NHS in last night’s ITV leaders’ debate.
The Labour leader was laughed at by the live audience as he swerved questions on if he wants to remain in the EU and how he would campaign in a second Brexit referendum.
A YouGov poll of viewers after last night’s hour-long head-to-head showed Mr Johnson edging it by 51 per cent to 49 per cent.
Meanwhile, The Liberal Democrats launch their manifesto today, and have promised 20,000 more teachers for England and a £10bn a year spend on schools if Jo Swinson’s party is elected.
- Patrick Joseph DUGGAN8 minutes agoNovember 20, 2019TWITTER STORM TWITTER waded into the general election battle last night, accusing the Conservative Party of misleading people by renaming one of its Twitter accounts. The Tory press office’s @CCHQPress account was changed to “factcheckUK” during the ITV debate between Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson. Following the debate, the account was changed back to its original name, but Twitter said it would take “decisive corrective action” if it happened again.
- Matthew COYLE7 hours agoNovember 19, 2019'ANTI-SEMITISM LIE' The Jewish Labour Movement says Jeremy Corbyn's claim that anyone who has been antisemitic in the Labour Party has been “either suspended or expelled” is a lie.
- Matthew COYLE7 hours agoNovember 19, 2019'FACT CHECK SERVICE'
- Matthew COYLE8 hours agoNovember 19, 2019'CLIMATE MOVEMENT' Sian Berry says her Green party has been “leading the way with grown-up politics” and adds “people are really starting to take notice. She tells ITV Election Interviews that other parties are now taking notice of the young people of today's “incredible climate movement”. Berry says she does not know who, out of Corbyn and Johnson, she would trust with sorting out “climate chaos”.
- Matthew COYLE8 hours agoNovember 19, 2019SO WHO WON? YouGov releases the results of its poll on who people think performed best following the election debate.
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April Jones' sister describes moment she saw her empty bed on night she vanished
Jazmin Jones said her sister's killer, Mark Bridger ,tried to add her as a friend on Facebook months before he abducted and murdered her younger sister in rural Mchynlleth, Wales, in October 2012
by Tiffany LoThe sister of murdered schoolgirl April Jones has recounted the moment how the sadistic killer approached her on Facebook as she shared the details on a television documentary.
Five-year-old April Jones was snatched while playing with friends in a field outside her home in rural Mchynlleth, Wales, in October 2012.
The disappearance sparked the UK's biggest ever police search with over 150 officers working round the clock to find her.
Days after the search, police pieced all the information together and identified their main suspect, Mark Bridger, who had an 'unhealthy interest in children'.
Now April's sister Jazmin Jones has spoken in a new documentary, British Police: Our Toughest Cases.
She described her feelings when she first saw her sister's empty bed on the night she vanished.
She said: "Walking in the room and seeing her bed, her teddies and her school stuff, you kind of feel empty because you're walking into the bedroom knowing she should be there in bed and knowing I should be saying goodnight and putting the cover on.
"It was really, really hard and it was heartbreaking and emotional and sad.
"So many emotions running into one. It was difficult."
Jazmin, who was just 16 at the time, remembered Bridger approached to her on Facebook months before the abduction.
"I remember being sat in the living room on the laptop and a message popped up on Facebook," she said in the programme.
"And I was like, 'Dad, who is this?' He explained who he was, but why is he adding me on Facebook? So I deleted him and that was that."
During his first police interview, Bridger very quickly explained to officers that April was dead, claiming that he had run her over and driven off with her in a panic before losing his memory.
As the evidence piled up against Bridger, police were convinced that he had abducted and killed April at his home address.
As DSI Andy John reveals in the documentary, Bridger tried to deceive the police by showing fake emotion and upset as he was interviewed for in excess of 18 hours for April’s murder.
“What came across in interview was that Mark Bridger was an individual who clearly liked to be in control," he said.
"When he was being challenged about some of the evidence that we were gathering about April, on times he would become quite emotional, quite unpredictable in terms of his behaviour.
"In a sense, we didn’t believe him. The emotions that he was showing didn’t seem to be true emotions by any stretch of the imagination. He was somebody who was clearly a fantasist and certainly a liar."
Despite being formally charged with April’s murder, Bridger didn’t modify his behaviour during his trial.
DSI John said: "He was in denial in terms of his actions.
"He tried to present himself as a caring individual who had tried his best to look after April during the tragic accident that he alleged had taken place."
Jazmin said Bridger couldn't look at her family as the judge read out his sentence.
 He was really shocked that he got found guilty."
Bridger was sentenced to a whole-life term in prison for the murder and abduction of April, as well as perverting the course of justice.
British Police: Our Toughest Cases airs Saturdays at 10pm exclusively on Quest Red and available on dplay


THE STUDENT DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE (SDC)
THE STUDENT DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE (SDC)
1. STUDENT DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
1.1 Composition
1.1 Executive Dean: Law or his/her representative (chairperson)
1.2 One member of Senate, elected by Senate
1.3 Executive Deans or their representatives of the following Colleges:
1.3.1 Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
1.3.2 Economic and Management Sciences
1.3.3 Education
1.3.4 Graduate Studies
1.3.5 Human Sciences
1.3.6 Science Engineering and Technology
1.3.7 Accounting Sciences
1.4 Executive Director of SBL or his/her representative
1.5 Registrar/Deputy Registrar
1.6 The Students’ Representative Council may nominate one student, with observer status, to attend a SDC meeting.
1.2 Term of office
The term of office of the members is one year.
2. QUORUM
Five members of the SDC constitute a quorum.
3. ABSENCE OF DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
3.1 If at any stage during the sitting of the SDC a member of the Committee is no
longer able to participate in the proceedings or is absent for any reason, the hearing will
continue, provided that the committee is properly constituted and is quorate.
3.2 In all other cases, the hearing should be terminated and will commence de novo.
4. CHAIRPERSON TO DETERMINE PROCEDURES
Subject to the provisions of this Code, the procedure adopted at the SDC is determined by
the Chairperson of the SDC.
5. THE INITIATOR
The Registrar appoints the initiator to present the case for the University.
6. DECISIONS OF THE SDC
6.1 At the conclusion of the evidence, the Committee decides, in light of all the evidence led,
whether or not the student is guilty of the misconduct, as charged. A finding of guilty will only
be returned if:
6.1.1 the misconduct charged has, in the opinion of the Committee, been proved
on a balance of probabilities; or
6.1.2 the student has freely and voluntarily admitted guilt and the Committee is satisfied
that there is evidence from the accused or from another source to substantiate the admission.
Should the Committee not be satisfied with the evidence presented, it may of its own accord call
for further evidence to be led in respect of the charge.
6.2 If the Committee does not find the student guilty as provided for in
paragraph 6.1 the student is acquitted of the charge.
6.3 The decision of the SDC is determined by a majority vote of the members present.
6.4 In the promotion of an equality of votes, the Chairperson of the SDC has a casting vote
in addition to his/her ordinary vote.
7. STUDENT’S ABSENCE FROM HEARING
If a student charged with misconduct does not attend his/her disciplinary hearing,
such hearing proceeds in his/her absence and the proceedings of the SDC are not invalid
as a result thereof.
8. RECUSAL FROM PROCEEDINGS
A member of the SDC who has laid a complaint of misconduct must recuse him/herself from
the proceedings of the SDC which has been constituted for the purpose of adjudicating a charge
emanating from the complaint.
9. OBSTRUCTION OF PROCEEDINGS
If a student charged with misconduct interferes with or obstructs any proceedings of
the SDC or refuses to carry out an instruction of the Chairperson of such Committee, such
student may be ordered by the Chairperson to withdraw from the proceedings, which may then
continue in his/her absence.
10. RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
The Registrar appoints a person to record, by means of recording or in writing,
the proceedings of the SDC and all the evidence tendered.
Such a person is not a member of the Committee.


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Autotrack is a JavaScript library built on top of analytics.js that makes it easier for web developers to track the user interactions that are common to most websites. To help you get an idea of what the data collected by autotrack might look like, this demo includes visualizations of the actual data captured by using autotrack on this site. The table below shows the top ten links visitors to this site have clicked on in the last seven days. Autotrack uses events to track outbound link clicks and sets the event label to the link's URL.Outbound link tracking
To make capturing events easier, autotrack supports declarative event binding. Demos & Tools uses this technique on the sign-in and sign-out buttons to help track the usage of those features.
Here's an example of what declarative event binding looks like for the sign-out button:
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And the following table shows the actual usage data for these buttons on this site:
The Demos & Tools site tracks media query usage for the following categories:
As you can see from the pie charts below, most Demos & Tools users are on large screens, at regular resolution, in landscape mode:
The tables below outline how each of the media query values are defined:
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sm |
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landscape |
(orientation: landscape) |
portrait |
(orientation: portrait) |
For more information on how to configure media query tracking for your site, refer to the mediaQueryTracker
configuration section of the autotrack documentation.
If you're tracking media query values, it's often useful to know if and when those values change. Autotrack captures this information as well by sending an event any time a media query stops matching one value and starts matching another, it also updates the tracker object so subsequent hits are associated with the correct media value.
This chart shows how frequently the breakpoint media query values changed on this site over the last seven days as well what breakpoints were most commonly changed to/from:
To you use autotrack on one of your own sites, the best place to start is the usage documentation on Github. To see an example implementation from Demos & Tool, check out the source code.
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A little while back, Matt Birchler shared a post about the apps and services he uses to do his work. I also noticed similar information on his about page. I thought this was a really good idea. My goal is to keep this as up-to-date as possible for my usage.
So here are the tools I’m using as of July 2018.
Gear
- 2015 12.9” Space Grey iPad Pro (1st Gen) - Stays on my desk at work connected to a Smart Keyboard
- 2017 10.5” Gold iPad Pro - My portable device for everything from meetings to monitoring students to reading on the couch.
- Space Gray iPhone X
- Space Gray Aluminum Apple Watch Series 3 with Cellular
Software
This list will encompass everything from my job as a teacher, blogging, podcasting, and personal use. Since some apps are used for all 4, I have broken them up into categories based on type of tool instead of domain.
Last year I wrote a post about my switch from Airmail to Apple Mail as my email client of choice. This has remained my choice, but I’ve heard from several people lately that Airmail is much more reliable than it was in the past. I’m getting tempted to try it again.
At the beginning of 2018 I started using SaneBox to help me stay on top of my email. I love its SaneLater folders and snoozing capabilities.
Task Management
When I first discovered GTD, I started using OmniFocus to handle my tasks. I then spent some time in 2Do as well but for almost a year using Todoist.
I’ve been using Things (iPhone iPad) since the end of last year, and am really happy with it. It’s got a beautiful design, and is the right balance of simple and powerful for me. I’ve written a longer post about the change here.
While a new version of Omnifocus has come out, I’m not even tempted to test it out. Things is serving me really well, and I can’t imagine switching.
File Storage
I went all in with iCloud in 2011 when it first launched thanks to its promise of my iWork documents syncing between multiple Macs and iOS devices. In 2014, iCloud documents turned into iCloud Drive, and was given priority status on iOS. Though that has changed with iOS 11, I still opt to keep my files there.
When I began working as a teacher, I discovered that my school district gave teachers 1 TB of free storage in OneDrive. I now use this at work so I can easily share Office documents with teammates. Now that OneDrive’s iOS app works with iOS 11’s Drag and Drop and the Files app, it’s even better to use.
I’m experimenting with the app Keep It for storing reference materials. If I decide to continue using it, I will share more on the blog.
Teaching
I use several apps as tools for teaching, and only for teaching.
- GoodNotes - I pair GoodNotes with an Apple Pencil and Apple TV to model writing on the board for students.
- [Agenda]((https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id1370289240?at=1l3vwJx&ct=microblog) - I’m planning on using Agenda as my lesson planning app this school year. Its unique combination of note taking and calendar integration looks like it will be a really great tool.
Writing
Drafts 5 has become my writing environment of choice thanks to its powerful actions and modularity. I can quickly switch writing contexts from work to blogging to podcast show notes with a quick keyboard command and have all of my powerful automation available at a glance.
When writing, I will often make mind maps in MindNode to help brainstorm and plan. It helps my visual brain to frame my posts. Even this page was originally laid out in MindNode.
Podcasting
While podcasting from iOS is not the easiest thing to do, I’ve managed to make it work for The Class Nerd Podcast.
I have to use multiple iOS devices during recording, but I make it work. I set my 10.5” iPad up with Ferrite Recording Studio and Apple Notes (where Robby and I write our outlines) in split view. I have a Blue Snowball microphone plugged into the iPad. My 12.9” iPad has Skype and Drafts open. Skype is where Robby and I talk, and I type up the show notes in Drafts. I can then edit the shows directly in Ferrite with my Apple Pencil.
Password Management
I have been a 1Password user for almost 4 years, and my wife and I use a family plan. I never have to worry about remembering a password or how secure my passwords are. It keeps my family’s information private as well as my students’ data.
Note Taking
After diving into Drafts 5 this spring, I knew I wanted a note taking app that could more easily be integrated with Drafts’s automation. Though there are some things I miss about Apple Notes, I have moved all of my notes over to Bear
Photo Management
Since I already had storage purchased in iCloud, using iCloud Photo Library made sense. I haven’t tried Google Photos, so I don’t know what I’m missing in terms of machine learning in organizing photos. However, I’ve been really happy with how well my iOS devices manage my photos, especially since face syncing was introduced in iOS 11.
Maps
Again, sticking with the Apple bandwagon, I’ve used Apple Maps since they debuted in iOS 6. They always get me where I want to go, and having them tied into the system makes them an easy choice for me.
Fun Stuff
My twitter client has been Tweetbot for a good 5 years now. I’m apparently one of the few people who likes his purchased and streaming music in one place, so Apple Music works perfectly for me. I listen to podcasts in Overcast (as of this writing, Smart Speed has saved me 139 hours). I get my weather on all devices from the snarky Carrot Weather.
Website
I host both my personal website and The Class Nerd on Manton Reese’s Micro.blog service, and use the Micro.blog iOS app, Drafts 5, or Icro to post.


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I am an aspiring web developer currently living in Kennesaw, Georgia. I started out working in IT 10 years ago focusing mostly on computer hardware. Computer hardware is still where most of my experience lies but I've had a side interest in software the whole time. I'm now developing those skills and looking to potentially build a career in software.
Beyond technology I've worked in a variety of fields. Some tech adjacent for example running a project to digitize a companies old files. Some not, like working in winemaking for a few wineries.
Outside of work I'm an avid sports fan. Mostly a soccer fan but I grew up in Boise, Idaho and am a big Boise State football fan. I follow esports as well with my favorite game being Rocket League.


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