The list objects provide a highly flexible way to display and manage user-selectable options. Depending on the Specific UI and the type of list, these objects may be built out in a variety of fashions. In some UIs, BooleanGroups may appear as checkboxes, GenItemGroups may appear as radio buttons, etc.
You may manipulate the grouping objects in much the same way as a GIV_SUB_GROUP GenInteraction. For example, hints may alter the placement and dimensions of the grouping object's children or the list may appear with special dimensions. The items themselves are simple generic objects that can be easily added to your grouping object. The grouping object will manage the geometry and selection state of these children; it will also perform any required actions based on the state of these children.
There are three list management objects.
GenItemGroup
An all-purpose grouping object, this list may be exclusive (only one item may be selected at a time) or non-exclusive and may also have scroll bars. A GenItemGroup may only contain
GenItemClass
objects as its children.
GenBooleanGroup
This list is designed for entries that are either true of false ("on" or "off") independent of other entries. The BooleanGroup keeps track of its selections with a bitfield representing the boolean state of each of its children. A GenBooleanGroup object may only contain
GenBooleanClass
objects.
GenDynamicList
This list is designed for very long or changing length lists. In many respects it is similar to a GenItemGroup but also allows efficient dynamic lists. A GenDynamicList does not specify any explicit "children"; instead it contains a list of monikers to display to the user within a scrolling list.These are the following main list item objects:
GenItem
Objects used as entries in a GenItemGroup. In OSF/Motif, these objects appear in most cases as "diamond" settings.
GenBoolean
Objects used as entries in a GenBooleanGroup representing true or false states. In OSF/Motif, these items appear most often as selectable "boxes."The GenDynamicList does not specify any generic children, but instead will contain a list of visual monikers to cycle through a scrolling list.


Historical Train & Tunnel Package
Change SearchIncluded in this booking:
- Same day return ferry ticket
- Rottnest Island admission ticket
- Morning tea at Hillarys Boat Harbour
- Full-day tour host
- Two hour Train & Tunnel Tour
- Lunch at Rottnest Lodge
- and any selected extras
Choose Your Ferries
Departing Ferry
Hillarys to Rottnest Island - Sunday, 03 January 2021
Returning Ferry
Hillarys to Rottnest Island - Sunday, 03 January 2021
Booking Summary
Historical Train & Tunnel Package
| Rottnest Island Admission Fee | |
| Adult (x1) | $19.50 |
| Kid (x1) | $7.00 |
| Subtotal | $26.50 |
| Hillarys to Rottnest Ferry Ticket | |
| Sun, 03 Jan 2021 | |
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| Child (x1) | $0.00 |
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| Rottnest to Hillarys Ferry Ticket | |
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| Bus Pickup | |
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Cities open to citizen innovation.
The OCS will take place the day before IODC16, October 5th, 2016 at Medialab-Prado.
"Open data secures space for citizen-driven development and greater collaboration between officials and outside actors. This can build open cities that adapt to meet the needs of their communities and businesses, rather than imposing top-down structures and solutions". International Open Data Conference Roadmap 2015
The summit will be structured in three parts
Firstly, the summit will be opening a call for posters and city managers from all over the world will be able to tell how their open data policies are helping to improve the lives of citizens.
Secondly, participants in the summit will be working in groups to ideate solutions to overcome four different challenges identified in the implementation of an open data policy at a city level: managing an open data policy, improving urban planning, mitigating climate change, and improving city competitiveness.
Finally, there will be open space to discuss the challenges and opportunities of creating an open city.
Open Data is a source for knowledge and decision making. How should a city structure teams to ensure that the publication of datasets is compliant with technical and legal frameworks?
Open Data, especially geospatial data, is very useful to understand trends in urban planning. How can a city open and link data sources to improve urban planning? How can open data help in the definition of new solution for common / urban problems?
Open Data can be an important tool to fight against climate change. How can a city use open data to monitor and mitigate environmental related issues, such as pollution?
Open Data can be a source for new businesses and social projects that enhance competitiveness in a city. How can a city use open data to generate a vibrant ecosystem capable of developing new jobs and solutions for the city? How should open cities link into other broader discussions, e.g. Smart cities, Entrepreneurship?
Auditorium, Cantina and Backyard are the spaces in the same building, Medialab-Prado.
Moderator:
Speakers
Moderator
Speakers
Public presentations of posters
Participants work in facilitated breakout groups to find innovative solutions to highlighted challenges by thematic areas.
Project Management Officer, Open Data for Development program at International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Program Officer at IDRC, Perini is involved in the development of policy-oriented research projects at Open Data for Development..
Project manager of Transparency of Madrid City Council driven from the Open Gov, Transparency and Citizen Participation Area.
International consultant on Open Data, Learning and Knowledge Management Senior Associate at the Inter-American Development Bank.
Working Groups Community Manager at Open Knowledge International, BA in Philosophy and French from UCLA.
Independent researcher and consultant in the fields of higher education studies, open data and scholarly communication at WWW Foundation.
Executive Director of OpenNorth, Canadian non-profit org. specialized in open data and civic tech. Steward of the Open Data Charter.
Cities/Open Data Lead at Sunlight Foundation, urbanist and advocate for open and participatory cities empowered through tech.
Project manager of Datalab at Medialab-Prado, PhD in Journalism, president of Open Knowledge Spain and free culture advocate.
...and more people to come, join Open Cities Summit and don't miss it.


Making math fun
Today’s mobile devices are touchable, casual and personal. This context provided the unique opportunity to design a home finance calculator that felt more like a game than a math lesson. The sliding UI controls and dynamic graphs encourage users to play with their numbers to discover their range of opportunities in home finance.
Leading role
I jumped on the opportunity to be lead UX designer (visual/interaction) for this new app. I was eagerly anticipating such an opportunity to lead design for a mobile app. Our design team has had great success in leading the industry with innovative home search apps.
Fresh approach
Our team trail blazed a new hybrid approach of native and web platforms combined. The app is built as a native shell connected to content pages on our web app platform. This innovation sped up the development work and provided a flexible solution for future evolution.
With an accelerated dev process, the design needed to keep pace. I dove into sketches and flow-diagrams and helped product management define the feature set. After competitive analysis and internal coordination, we detailed user flows and sketched out the IA. Soon those sketches became wireframes which I used to create an interactive on-device prototype.
Instead of refining the designing on a typical flat canvas of Ps or Ai, this interactive prototype let me review the concept in a realistic context, from a user’s perspective. The prototype provided immediate insights and encouraged great feedback from others, thereby saving time and producing a better end result. As the visual design evolved, the prototype was refined to a realistic resolution and became a great aid in collaboration with developers.
Soon, the native and web developers crafted the design out of real code and my effort shifted to close support, asset creation, QA and marketing visuals.
The app went from concept to release in record time and I enjoyed every stage of the experience. I learned new tools, processes, and roles to collaborate with the team at a new level.
Screens
App Stores
Try it yourself
Behind the Scenes
For more about my design process, see what I wrote over here.


Think of a number between MIN and MAX. I will be able to guess in N tries or less.
OK?
Is your number N?
Yes or No, it's Lower or Higher.


{% extends "app/base.html" %} {% block content %} The transaction failed. The error was "{{ response.transaction.processor_response_text }}" {% endblock %}


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Pizza Order Form
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This page allows you to navigate through the hierarchy of objects in your
LDAP database, create and remove objects, and edit their attributes.
The DN for the object being managed is always shown in the Browsing
field - to quickly navigate to another object, enter a new DN and click
Show. To move up the hierarchy, click on Browse Parent.
The rest of the page is divided into two tabs :
- Child objects
- This table lists all objects under the current one. You can edit a
sub-object by clicking on it's DN, or delete objects by checking them and
hitting the Remove Selected Children button. To change the DN of
a sub-object, click on the Rename link and enter a new DN in the
field that appears.
Clicking on Add a new sub-object will bring up a form for entering
the details of a new empty object under the current one.
- Object attributes
- This table lists all attributes of the current object. To edit the values
of one, click on the Edit link on the right. To delete attributes,
check the boxes next to them and then click the Remove Selected
Attributes button. In both cases, the LDAP server will enforce
restrictions on allowed and required attributes for the object's class.
A new attribute can be created by clicking the Add attribute to
object link, which will display field for entering a name and value.


appengine.py |
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Python-standard reference servers for development use. |
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from __future__ import unicode_literals
import warnings
from google.appengine.ext.webapp.util import run_wsgi_app
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def appengine(application):
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[gecode-users] Using GecodeJ with Eclipse
Guido Tack
tack at ps.uni-sb.de
Thu Apr 5 16:18:53 CEST 2007
Luis Quesada wrote:
> I have installed the last versions of Gecode and GecodeJ
> successfully. I am able to run the GecodeJ examples without any
> problem.
Ok, great!
> I would like to use GecodeJ from Eclipse. As far as I understand,
> GecodeJ.jar is installed in my system's directory for Java
> extensions ( /usr/lib/j2sdk1.5-sun/jre/lib/ext/GecodeJ.jar), so
> that I can import Gecode/J packages without setting the class path.
Right.
> However, I am getting the following error *when using Eclipse*:
>
> =======
> Gecode native code library failed to load.
> java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no gecodej in java.library.path
> =======
>
> I guess the gecodej in the error is referring to the GecodeJ.jar
> above mentioned. However, I am not that familiar with Eclipse.
> Could you help me with this, please?
The error is not referring to GecodeJ.jar, but to libgecodej.so. It
should be installed in the Java extension directory, too.
In fact, the error means that GecodeJ.jar has been found, so that
path seems to be fine. It may be necessary to set the property
java.library.path somewhere in the Eclipse settings to wherever
the .so is installed.
Cheers,
Guido
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Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab, Saarland University, Germany
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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Schedule
- Introductions. We will work chronologically through the history of the Middle East and Islamic world, broken into three unequal sections:
- Week One [19-21 Aug]: Introductions.
- Building an Empire. From the death of the Prophet Muḥammad in 632 to the so-called “Decade of Anarchy” in 861, the first section of this class deals with the main empires in the Near East at the rise of Islam. Muslims introduced their own ideas into how to rule an empire, but they also built on the legacy of the Byzantines and Sasanians.
- Week Two [24-28 Aug]: the Near East on the Eve of Islam
- Week Three [31 Aug-4 Sept]: Muḥammad and Conquests
- Week Four [7-11 Sept]: early Umayyads
- Week Five [14-18 Sept]: late Umayyads
- Week Six [21-25 Sept]: early ʿAbbasids
- Week Seven [28 Sep-2 Oct]: Decade of Anarchy
- Regional Emirates. As central power collapsed, local elites called the shots even if they still have looked towards the center for approval and acknowledgement. Having multiple courts allows the development of regionally-specific expressions of power. There’s no “end” date to these regional powers, but we will continue up until the ʿAbbasids lose control over their own capital of Baghdad in 945.
- Week Eight [5-9 October]: Iran & Central Asia
- Week Nine [12-16 October]: Syria, Egypt, & Arabic
- Week Ten [19-23 October]: North Africa
- Week Eleven [26-30 October]: Spain & Italy
- Conflicting Caliphates. While regional emirates continue as the main drive in political organization, the emirs did not claim to speak on behalf of the whole Muslim community. The ʿAbbasids remained the caliphs, officially in charge of the Islamic world. Starting in 909, though, other groups tried to oust the ʿAbbasids and/or challenged their claim to the Caliphate.
- Week Twelve [2-6 Nov]: Umayyads of Spain
- Week Thirteen [9-13 Nov]: Fatimids
- Week Fourteen [16-20 Nov]: Buyids/ʿAbbasids
Grades & Assignments
In Class Participation
Canvas Quizzes. [20% of final grade]
The instructor will post 2-3 recorded lectures to watch asynchronously in place of meeting on Mondays. After doing the assigned reading and watching the lectures, there will be a weekly quiz of multiple choice. You must complete the weekly quiz before meeting in class on Wednesday to be sure you’re ready to participate in class discussions. Participation in Class Discussions. [20% of final grade]
Written Work
Step One: Read a book.
You can choose from the list below or write to the instructor to approve a different book.
- Donner, Fred. Muhammad and the Believers. This book argues that Islam started as a monotheist “believers’” movement, so the dividing lines between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam appear blurrier and later than we usually think.
- El-Cheikh, Nadia. Women, Islam, and Abbasid Identity. This book argues that ʿAbbasid-era authors defined the ʿAbbasid umma (community) based on what it was not: Byzantine, Shiʿi, or jāhilī (pre-Islamic) and that these juxtapositions appear to have been gendered.
- Khalek, Nancy. Damascus after the Muslim Conquest. This book examines the city of Damascus for what it can tell us about the transition from Byzantine to Umayyad rule, dealing with Christian and Muslim views of the city’s importance.
- Pruitt, Jennifer. Building the Caliphate. This book analyzes the architecture of the Fatimids in North Africa (Tunisia and Egypt), but it places these developments onto a world stage by examining their development in context and through Christian, Shiʿi, and Sunni sources.
- Savage-Smith, Emilie and Yossef Rapoport. Lost Maps of the Caliphs. This book offers a study of a map of the world created in the 11th-century Fatimid court, arguing that the author drew on Byzantine Christian sources. It can give us a sense of how people understood and organized the world around them.
- Savant, Sarah. New Muslims of Post-Conquest Iran. This book examines the ways that the Muslims of early Islamic Iran discussed their own past, making Persian history make sense in a broader Islamic context.
- Spellberg, Denise. Politics, Gender, and the Islamic Past. This book argues that the many descriptions of the life and legacy of ʿAʾisha bt. Abī Bakr are driven by sectarian concerns, as her story was told and retold in Shiʿi and Sunni communities.
- Urban, Elizabeth. Conquered Populations in Early Islam. This book focuses on slaves in the early Islamic world, examining what the stories of non-Arabs, slaves, and the children of slave mothers can add to the discussions of the early Muslim community.
- Zadeh, Travis. Mapping Frontiers. This one is a bit different. It is about an ʿAbbasid caliph who had a nightmare that Gog and Magog were going to destroy the world, so he sent an envoy to make sure that they were imprisoned. It is about the extent of imperial power and the ways in which Christian and Muslim stories blurred together.
As you read, try to keep in mind some of the themes we talk about in class, such as the relationship between power and religion; sectarianism or perceived divides within a religious community; community; Muslim-Christian relations; the definition of the Islamic world; and gender.
Step Two: Summarize the Book. [15% final grade]
Write a 5-page paper to explain what this book accomplishes. What is it about? What is the argument? This paper is due on 25 September, when you will explain your book in your small groups. This way, everyone can learn about more than one book. As part of this conversation, you should all discuss ways that these books add to or complicate the themes we’re studying in class.
Step Three: Review your Groupmates’ Summaries. [5% final grade]
Read and comment on two of your groupmates’ summary papers. Fill out the worksheet posted under the paper module on Canvas. Your grade is determined by how you respond to your groupmates’ summaries.
Step Four: Find more Sources. [10% final grade]
Find 5 sources (objects or texts) relate to the theme you’re interested in. These can come from our course website—including sources we’ve talked about so far—or you can consult other websites or books. For each source, write the date, provenance, author/artist (if known), and a brief explanation of what you learn about your theme from each source. These are due on 16 October, when you will have time to talk through your material with your groupmates.
Step Five: Write a Draft. [10% final grade]
Write a 7-page paper about your theme. This paper should explain what you learned about your theme from this class, drawing on lectures, class discussions, and the book you read. Feel free to make this your own—including using the first person, if you like. Explain what you understand about this theme. You must use primary sources (from your list of 5 sources) and secondary sources (including the book you read & assigned readings; you do not need to do additional research). The draft is due on 13 November, when you will have time to talk through your drafts with your groupmates.
Step Six: Review your Groupmates’ Drafts. [5% final grade]
Read and comment on two of your groupmates’ drafts. Fill out the worksheet posted under the paper module on Canvas. Your grade is determined by how you respond to your groupmates’ drafts.
Step Seven: Revise and Submit. [15% final grade]
Revise your paper based on the comments provided by your classmates. 23 November is purposefully open so that you can talk through your paper with your groupmates or instructor. The final paper must be submitted on 4 December.


What is love?
For me, Love is the feeling having you near me, sometimes physically, sometimes on chats, and rest on video calls.
Love is forgetting everything around myself and feel - just that one person; whose presence in your life is the only thing you need.
Love is worshipping a person, and not finding flaws in them. You never get tired of loving that one person and never get annoyed by them.
Love is the most powerful expression which can do wonders. Love is pushing each other beyond normal, for mutual betterment. Still confused what love is?
LOVE IS SONIA


| 008:026 Khan | : |
And remember when you were few and were reckoned weak in the land, and were afraid that men might kidnap you, but He provided a safe place for you, strengthened you with His Help, and provided you with good things so that you might be grateful. |
| 008:026 Maulana | : |
And remember when you were few, deemed weak in the land, fearing lest people should carry you off by force, He sheltered you and strengthened you with his help, and gave you of the good things that you might give thanks. |
| 008:026 Pickthal | : |
And remember, when ye were few and reckoned feeble in the land, and were in fear lest men should extirpate you, how He gave you refuge, and strengthened you with His help, and made provision of good things for you, that haply ye might be thankful. |
| 008:026 Rashad | : |
Remember that you used to be few and oppressed, fearing that the people may snatch you, and He granted you a secure sanctuary, supported you with His victory, and provided you with good provisions, that you may be appreciative. |
| 008:026 Sarwar | : |
Recall the time when you (the believers) were only a few suppressed people in the land, afraid of being terrorized by the people. God gave you shelter, supported you with His help, and bestowed on you pure provisions so that perhaps you would give Him thanks. |
| 008:026 Shakir | : |
And remember when you were few, deemed weak in the land, fearing lest people might carry you off by force, but He sheltered you and strengthened you with His aid and gave you of the good things that you may give thanks. |
| 008:026 Sherali | : |
And remember when you were a few and deemed weak in the land, and were in fear lest people should snatch you away, but HE sheltered you and strengthened you with HIS help, and provided you with good things that you might be thankful. |
| 008:026 Yusufali | : |
Call to mind when ye were a small (band), despised through the land, and afraid that men might despoil and kidnap you; But He provided a safe asylum for you, strengthened you with His aid, and gave you Good things for sustenance: that ye might be grateful. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > نعمه على عباده والأمر بالتحدث بها Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Gifts on his Worshippers and His Order to Speak about them الجهاد > الجهاد في سبيل الإسلام > الدعوة إلى الجهاد Jihad> The Call to Jihad>The Call for the Holy War الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > شكر النعمة Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Thanking for the Gifts
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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| Collider | A collider is an interface which can be queried to see if various things will collide with it Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 8, 2003 at 10:53:30 AM. |
| Force | Interface used to define how a force acts on a collision node Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 22, 2003 at 11:09:28 PM. |
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| BiTreeCollider | BiTree for Collider. |
| ColliderGeometry | Storage for the collider geometry. |
| ColliderNode | Node for linking a scenegraph node to a collider for insertion into the collision system. |
| Collision | Information returned for a collision. |
| CollisionPlane | Plane used for collisions Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 15, 2003 at 9:42:34 PM. |
| CollisionResponse | |
| CollisionSurface | Insert package comments here Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 21, 2003 at 12:35:02 PM. |
| CollisionSystem | The collision system manages a set of colliders and adjusts the moving ones per frame such that they never intersect with any other collider. |
| CollisionTriangle | Triangle used for collision Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 15, 2003 at 9:28:03 PM. |
| CollisionUtil | Insert package comments here Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 21, 2003 at 12:39:30 AM. |
| MutableBoolean | Insert package comments here Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 21, 2003 at 12:42:54 AM. |
| MutableFloat | Insert package comments here Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 21, 2003 at 3:26:22 PM. |
| RaySegment | Insert package comments here Originally Coded by David Yazel on Dec 13, 2003 at 3:20:33 PM. |
| ReferenceCollider | Completely slow collider used to unit test more efficient colliders. |
NOTE: There are currently no developers maintaining or supporting this package.
From David's Forum Post:The collision code operates compeltely seperately from the core scenegraph and renderer. Links between models and the collision system are called ColliderNodes which are instantiated with a link to the scenegraph node. Each colllider node is marked as being static or dynamic for optimization purposes. If a node is marked as movable then the collision system is free to adjust the node's transform group parent to move the model as necessary.
Two policies are set for each node. One policy controls the method to be used when collided against and one for when this node collides with another. The available policies are geometry, bounding sphere, ellipsoid and eventually bounding box. So you can moving objects set with a collider policy of ellipsoid and have their collidee policy as geometry. I don't have geometry to geometry collision yet, but it will be forthcoming.
You can attach forces to each node which act on the node during runtime. For example the ForceGravity class will act as the pull of gravity on the node.
Collision nodes are registered with the collision system and then once a frame you call CollisionSystem.newFrame(long ellapsedTime) and it then handles everything else.
There is still a ton to due before this can be used in your projects. Currently the act of collision is hard coded to impart a portion of the energy to the colidee with almost 100 percent energy conservatiion. There is no friction and no mass yet on the nodes. These effects will all be exposed through an interface so you can setup the collision system with whatever physics you want.
The demo is of a scene with an encosing cube to bound the contents. There are 4 static collidees in the scene, one sphere and 3 cubes. There are 5 colliders in the scene which are spheres, each with the force of gravity applied. The demo starts out by dropping the 5 balls from about 10 meters up. They bounce around and collide with each other and the geometry. There is a lack of smoothness due partially to the lack of a high res timer, partially do to GC since I have not fully optimized for leaking objects (there is lots and lots of vector math which requires lots and lots of temp tuples). The demo seems to stablize after a few seconds and run very smoothly though.
The demo is called Xith3DCollisionDropTest
A bit of how it works. With each CollisionNode you must supply a Collider if you have a policy of GEOMETRY specified. A reference collider of BiTreeCollider has been written which can be used to manage the triangles in a spatial BiTree. Colliders use a ColliiderGeometry to store access to the raw geometry used. There is a method in ColliderGeometry which can take a model (root node in a scene) and pull out the triangles, calculate their bounding spheres and their planes and store them. The BiTree indexes these triangles into an axis aligned plane seperated binary tree. The BiTree can be save and loaded very fast because all its data is in a few arrays of floats and ints.
Each frame the CollisionSystem takes each movable ColliderNode and assembles a set of potential impacts. Each of these impacts is checked for actuall collisions and a set of collision surfaces are assembled. Each collision surface has the distance to the collision, the plane of collision and whether it is a EDGE, POINT, EMBEDDED or SURFACE. These catagories are very important for implementations that want to do something like slide against a surface versus bouncing.
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In one of this week's assignments from Dev Bootcamp, we need to write a blog post that answers questions about our experience with pair programming and peer feedback.
The give and take of feedback is an important part of Dev Bootcamp's teaching strategy. As students, we "must complete feedback [...] for every pairing session [...] to receive credit for it. [...] All feedback must be anonymous to protect privacy. Abstain from writing your pair's name anywhere in the free-form text to protect their privacy. Other students review each piece of feedback and rate it for kindness, actionability, and specificity. Feedback will not reach a student if it is not rated high enough on each of these measures by other students. This means that all feedback is viewed by many students, and it's important to make receiving feedback a safe and positive experience."
So, here are some of my thoughts on pairing and feedback at Dev Bootcamp:
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What was it like to pair with others to solve challenges?
I like working with other people on these kinds of problems. When you pair with someone else, you get access to more experience and brainpower. It also makes the hours you spend staring at a screen much more fun and much less lonely. However, I have discovered that I learn the most when I pair with someone who is either very good at teaching or has a skill level that closely matches mine. If someone is highly skilled, they may solve the challenge in five minutes and leave your head spinning in perplexity.
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Was something particularly fun or rewarding?
When you feel like you contributed to helping your pair solve a problem, you feel good. When you share a laugh or an a-ha moment, you feel connected to a larger community.
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Was something frustrating and difficult for you?
Figuring out how to communicate with a fellow student, often a stranger, on the fly and over a chat client can be harrowing. It's like learning to dance with a new partner. One of you has to convey how you are leading the dance, and the other has to interpret what the leading means. Even if you know the steps, this can be hard. And when you're pair programming, you're both taking turns leading and following. You are continuously absorbing and interpreting each other's ideas and intent, often under some duress because you're new to the material. It can feel stressful to try to do all that with grace, empathy, and respect for your partner.
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How did you feel when you read your feedback?
Like most mortals, my gut reaction to positive feedback is happiness and to negative feedback is unhappiness. But my primary reaction was a mixture of confusion and relief. Relief because most of my feedback wasn't so bad, and confusion because some of my feedback left me wondering what happened. Because our feedback is supposed to be anonymous, it can be difficult to tell which pairing session it is meant for. If the feedback is too vaguely phrased, you may not be able to fully understand its context and implications. There were times when I thought, "Great! That went well... but how do I do that next time?" or "Rats! I need to improve on... wait, what exactly am I supposed to improve on again?"
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Was the feedback you received helpful to your learning?
I'd say yes, somewhat. The confusion factor mentioned above makes it more difficult to glean value from the feedback, but you can parse out some good tips and lessons.
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Based on the feedback you've received, what are you going to do to improve next time you pair?
Most of my negative feedback suggests that I study the material more. I'm trying my best to do that.
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How was it to write feedback?
Writing feedback can be difficult, especially when you feel that your partner doesn't have much room for improvement.
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What was most difficult for you when writing feedback for your pair?
If I don't write the feedback immediately after a pairing session, I may forget to do it.
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Overall, what do you think of using pairing and feedback to guide your learning?
I think it can be a helpful part of the process, but I wish it were easier to get more specific feedback. As long as the feedback is anonymous and you can't be 100% certain who your pair is or what challenge it is for, it will be somewhat difficult to recall or understand its context.


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Represents a container consisting of two resizable DockPaneNode objects.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: DevZest.Windows.Docking
Assembly: DevZest.WpfDocking.dll
Syntax
public sealed class DockPaneSplit : DockPaneNode
Fields
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| Child1Property | Identifies the Child1 dependency property. |
| Child2Property | Identifies the Child2 dependency property. |
| ChildrenVisibilityProperty | Identifies the ChildrenVisibility dependency property. |
| IsSplitterTopLeftProperty | Identifies the IsSplitterTopLeft dependency property. |
| OrientationProperty | Identifies the Orientation dependency property. |
| SplitterDistanceProperty | Identifies the SplitterDistance dependency property. |
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| Child2 | Gets the right or bottom child, depending on Orientation. This is a dependency property. |
| ChildrenVisibility | Gets a value indicates the visibility of the children. This is a dependency property. |
| IsSplitterTopLeft | Gets a value indicating whether the SplitterDistance property specifies the size of Child1 or Child2. This is a dependency property. |
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HDU1698 Just a Hook
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http://www.sakurasake.icoc.me/nd.jsp?id=6#_np=2_327
Time Limit: 4000/2000 MS(Java/Others) Memory Limit: 32768/32768 K (Java/Others)
Problem Description
In the game of DotA, Pudge’s meat hook isactually the most horrible thing for most of the heroes. The hook is made up ofseveral consecutive metallic sticks which are of the same length.
Now Pudge wants to do some operations on the hook.
Let us number the consecutive metallic sticks of the hook from 1 to N. For eachoperation, Pudge can change the consecutive metallic sticks, numbered from X toY, into cupreous sticks, silver sticks or golden sticks.
The total value of the hook is calculated as the sum of values of N metallicsticks. More precisely, the value for each kind of stick is calculated asfollows:
For each cupreous stick, the value is 1.
For each silver stick, the value is 2.
For each golden stick, the value is 3.
Pudge wants to know the total value of the hook after performing theoperations.
You may consider the original hook is made up of cupreous sticks.
Input
The input consists of several test cases.The first line of the input is the number of the cases. There are no more than10 cases.
For each case, the first line contains an integer N, 1<=N<=100,000, whichis the number of the sticks of Pudge’s meat hook and the second line containsan integer Q, 0<=Q<=100,000, which is the number of the operations.
Next Q lines, each line contains three integers X, Y, 1<=X<=Y<=N, Z,1<=Z<=3, which defines an operation: change the sticks numbered from X toY into the metal kind Z, where Z=1 represents the cupreous kind, Z=2 representsthe silver kind and Z=3 represents the golden kind.
Output
For each case, print a number in a linerepresenting the total value of the hook after the operations. Use the formatin the example.
Sample Input
1
10
2
1 5 2
5 9 3
Sample Output
Case 1: The total value of the hook is 24.
Source
2008“Sunline Cup” National Invitational Contest
分析：这题与前几道线段树入门题不同的是，成段更新，总区间求和。
用st数组标记，0代表改点为杂色，1,2,3为纯色，更新时，如果某段节点为纯色，那么其左右儿子也为纯色
#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
#include<cmath>
#include<cstring>
#include<ctime>
#include<cstdio>
#include<cstdlib>
#include<algorithm>
#include<vector>
#include<queue>
#include<stack>
#define lson l,m,k<<1
#define rson m+1,r,k<<1|1
#define N 100001
inline int read()
{
int f=1,x=0;char ch=getchar();
while(ch<'0'||ch>'9'){if(ch=='-')f=-1;ch=getchar();}
while(ch>='0'&ch<='9'){x=x*10+ch-'0';ch=getchar();}
return x*f;
}
using namespace std;
int st[N<<2];
int flag;
void make(int l,int r,int k)
{
st[k]=flag;
if(l==r)return;
int m=(l+r)>>1;
make(lson);
make(rson);
}
void down(int &k)
{
st[k<<1]=st[k<<1|1]=st[k];
st[k]=0;
}
void change(int &L,int &R,int l,int r,int k)
{
if(L<=l&&R>=r)
{
st[k]=flag;
return;
}//如果寻找需要更新的线段正好处于某个区间内，那么一整段都更新
if(st[k])down(k);//如果该节点为纯色，那么down操作，左右儿子颜色更新为纯色
int m=(l+r)>>1;
if(L<=m)change(L,R,lson);
if(R>m)change(L,R,rson);//分别递归更新左右儿子
}
int query(int l,int r,int k)
{
if(st[k])
return st[k]*(r-l+1);
int m=(l+r)>>1,t1,t2;
t1=query(lson);
t2=query(rson);
return t1+t2;
}
int main()
{
int T,n,t=1;
int L,R,q;
T=read();
while(T--)
{
n=read();q=read();
flag=1;
make(1,n,1);
while(q--)
{
L=read();R=read();flag=read();
change(L,R,1,n,1);//更新L-R,从1-n,st[1]开始
}
printf("Case %d: The total value of the hook is %d.\n",t++,query(1,n,1));
}
return 0;
}


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SECTION: 250-Configuration TITLE: 350System Properties QUESTION: What System Properties can I set for Jetty?
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| java.version | No default | JRE version | |
| java.io.tmpdir | Platform dependent | Default temporary file path | |
| line.separator | Platform dependent | Line separator ("/n" on *nix) | |
| os.arch | Platform dependent | Operating system architecture | |
| os.name | Platform dependent | Name of the operating system | |
| os.version | Platform dependent | Version of the operating system | |
| user.home | Platform dependent | User's home directory | |
| Jetty Properties | |||
| jetty.class.path | Not set | Adds extra class directories or jars onto the system classpath at startup | |
| jetty.home | Determined at runtime | Path of the Jetty installation. The start.jar startup method uses an algorithm to search for this location unless this property has been set on the command line | |
| jetty.ssl.keystore | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| jetty.ssl.keystore.provider.class | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| jetty.ssl.keystore.provider.name | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| jetty.ssl.keystore.type | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| jetty.ssl.keypassword | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| jetty.ssl.password | See the FAQ entry on SSL | ||
| org.mortbay.http.HttpRequest.maxFormContentSize | 200000 | Limits the size of the data a client can push at the server | |
| org.mortbay.http.PathMap.separators | :, | Separators used to specify multiple paths as a single string. | |
| org.mortbay.http.Version.paranoid | | If |
true , suppresses the Jetty version information in the response's HTTP headers | |
| org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.SessionCookie | JSESSIONID | Name of cookie used for sessions | |
| org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.SessionURL | jsessionid | Name of parameter when using URL rewriting for sessions | |
| org.mortbay.util.ByteArrayPool.pool_size | 8 | Size of pool for recycling byte arrays. | |
| org.mortbay.util.FileResource.checkAliases | true | If set to false , Jetty will allow requests for files that involve symbolic links or aliases |
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| org.mortbay.util.TypeUtil.IntegerCacheSize | 600 | Size of cache for converting int and String to Integer | |
| org.mortbay.util.URI.charset | UTF-8 | Character encoding of URLs | |
| org.mortbay.xml.XmlParser.NotValidating | false | If true, validation is not performed on the web.xml file | |
| main.class | Specifies the name of the class of the Jetty server to invoke by the start.jar mechanism, overriding the default. For standard Jetty the default is org.mortbay.jetty.Server, for JettyPlus it is org.mortbay.jetty.plus.Server. Defaults are specified in a start.config file. This property used to be called start.class. | ||
| JETTY_NO_SHUTDOWN_HOOK | false | If false, a shutdown hook thread is registered with the runtime to stop the server when the runtime is shutdown | |
| POOL_MAX | 256 | Used by the utility class org.mortbay.util.Pool to determine the default max number of items in the pool. Can be overridden by calling setMaxSize(int i). The org.mortbay.util.ThreadPool class uses Pool internally, thus this property can be used to effect the default size of the ThreadPool for servicing requests. | |
| POOL_MIN | 2 | Used by the utility class org.mortbay.util.Pool to determine the minimum number of items in the pool. Can be overriden by calling setMinSize (int i). The org.mortbay.util.ThreadPool class uses Pool internally, thus this property can be used to effect the default minimum size of the ThreadPool for servicing requests. | |
| ROLLOVERFILE_BACKUP_FORMAT | HHmmssSSS | Format for the date string that is appended to files during rollover. | |
| ROLLOVERFILE_RETAIN_DAYS | 31 | Number of days before old request log files will be removed. | |
| START | org/mortbay/start/start.config | Path to customized startup file. Used for example, by JettyPlus. | |
| STOP.KEY | No default | If specified with the start.jar command, a random key is printed on stdout and must be used with the stop.jar command. Security measure to guard against unauthorized stop/starts. | |
| STOP.PORT | 8079 | The local port used to signal to stop the server used with stop.jar. A value of 0 disables the mechanism. See also STOP.KEY | |
| DEBUG | Not set | If true, enables debug messages when used with the Jetty logging plugin for Commons logging. See the FAQ entry on logging. | |
| DEBUG_PATTERNS | No default | Only for use with the Jetty log plugin for Commons logging. Specifies a list of patterns for classnames for which to generate debug messages. See the FAQ entry on logging and the tutorial. | |
| DEBUG_VERBOSE | 0 | Set to a positive integer value, enables both trace and debug level messages. Set to 0, only debug messages are enabled. Only for use with the Jetty logging plugin for Commons logging.See the FAQ entry on logging and the tutorial. | |
| Other | |||
| org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory | org.mortbay.log.Factory | Property used by the Apache Commons Logging API to specify the classname of the LogFactory implementation. This property is set in the start.config file. For standard Jetty, it is the Jetty log implemenation org.mortbay.log.Factory. For JettyPlus, it is the Log4J implementation. |


Interface UpdateFacadeInterface
Interface UpdateFacadeInterface
Methods summary
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column( string $column )
Set a single column to the query which should get an update.
Afterwards, you have to call the UpdateFacade::value() method!!!
This process can done multiple times to update more then one column.
Set a single column to the query which should get an update.
Afterwards, you have to call the UpdateFacade::value() method!!!
This process can done multiple times to update more then one column.
Parameters
- $column
- Name of the column which should updated.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
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Set the value for the column, which is passed as argument in the UpdateFacade::column() method.
You have to call this method immediate after the column method.
Before calling this method again, the column() has to be invoked.
Set the value for the column, which is passed as argument in the UpdateFacade::column() method.
You have to call this method immediate after the column method.
Before calling this method again, the column() has to be invoked.
Parameters
- $value
- The value which should set.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Throws
Exception When UpdateFacade::column() was not called before.
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columns( array $columns )
Set multiple columns to the query which should get an update.
Afterwards, you have to call the UpdateFacade::values() method!!!
Set multiple columns to the query which should get an update.
Afterwards, you have to call the UpdateFacade::values() method!!!
Parameters
- $columns
- An usual array with the column names as elements.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
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values( array $values )
Set values for the columns, which are passed as array argument in the UpdateFacade::columns() method.
You have to call this method immediate after the columns method.
Before calling this method again, the columns() has to be invoked.
Set values for the columns, which are passed as array argument in the UpdateFacade::columns() method.
You have to call this method immediate after the columns method.
Before calling this method again, the columns() has to be invoked.
Parameters
- $values
- An usual array with the values as elements.
Returns
$this The same instance to concatenate methods.
Throws
Exception When the UpdateFacade::columns() method was not called before.
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can import the results of a Postgres SQL query (previously made via pg_exec
) directly into an sqlite3 table, export the results of an Sqlite SQL query into a Postgres table (via write_tabsep), or import TSV files directly into sqlite3.
The commands currently implemented are import_postgres_result, read_tabsep, write_tabsep, and read_tabsep_keylist.
sqlite_db
An Sqlite3 database handle previously created via the sqlite3 command.
command
The command, one of info, import_postgres_result, read_tabsep, write_tabsep, or read_tabsep_keylist,
args
Command-specific arguments.
info
pg_sqlite
sqlite_db
info ?-busy? ?-filename? ?-dbdatabase_name
?
Request information from an SQLITE database connection. Returns a key-value list containing the values requested if available. With no arguments, all available info is returned.
Request the filename associated with a database.
database
For the -filename option, specify the database name (default "main").
Request a list of prepared commands that are currently busy.
import_postgres_result
pg_sqlite
sqlite_db
import_postgres_resulthandle
?-rowbyrow? ?-sqltarget_sql
? ?-createnew_table
? ?-intotable
? ?-replace? ?-asname_type_list
? ?-typestype_list
? ?-namesname_list
? ?-pkeyprimary_key
? ?-sepseparator
? ?-nullnull_string
? ?-poll_intervalrows
? ?-recommitrows
? ?-check? ?-maxcolumn-name variable-name
?
Import the result of a PostgreSQL request into an sqlite3 table.
handle
A database or result handle. Normally, you would call pg_exec
and pass the result handle to pg_sqlite
here. If you are using row_by_row mode, though, you use pg_sendquery and pass the PostgreSQL database handle here.
Perform the request using row-by-row mode. This injects the data to sqlite directly without making an internal copy, but the result may be incomplete or inconsistent if an error occurs during the request.
separator
String to use to separate columns. Default is "\t" (tab).
null_string
String to use to indicate a null value. Default is to treat all strings literally.
target_sql
An INSERT statement, suitable to be compiled into a prepared statement to be applied to each row. For example "INSERT INTO newtable (id, name, value) VALUES (?,?,?)"
new_table
A table to be created in sqlite. The names and types of columns, and the primary key, must be provided.
table
An existing sqlite table to insert the data. The names of the columns must be provided, if the type can not be inferred it will be assumed to be "text".
When performing the insert on an existing or newly create table, use "INSERT OR REPLACE" semantics. Not compatible with "-sql".
name-type-list
A list of alternating column names and types. See note on types.
type-list
A list of column types. See note on types.
name-list
A list of column names.
primary_key
A list containing key names and optional sorting to indicate primary key where needed. For example -pkey {{clock ASC} {sequence ASC}}.
count
Call DoOneEvent() every count
rows to keep the event loop alive during long transactions.
count
Chunk the operation in transactions, with one transaction every count
rows.
Check (via a SELECT) whether the exact row is already present, and skip inserting the row if so. This avoids bloating the WAL log during large re-loads of databases, at some performance cost.
column-name variable-name
Set $variable-name to the maximum value of column-name imported.
write_tabsep
pg_sqlite
sqlite_db
write_tabsephandle
sql
?sql
? ?-sepseparator
? ?-nullnull_string
? ?-poll_intervalrows
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Write the results of the provided sql
to a file handle
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File handle.
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String to use to separate columns. Default is "\t" (tab).
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single_tab_separated_row
An already read tab-separated line.
file_handle
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separator
String to use to separate columns. Default is "\t" (tab).
null_string
String to use to indicate a null value. Default is to treat all strings literally.
target_sql
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A table to be created in sqlite. The names and types of columns, and the primary key, must be provided.
table
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When performing the insert on an existing or newly create table, use "INSERT OR REPLACE" semantics. Not compatible with "-sql".
name-type-list
A list of alternating column names and types. See note on types.
type-list
A list of column types. See note on types.
name-list
A list of column names.
primary_key
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count
Call DoOneEvent() every count
rows to keep the event loop alive during long transactions.
count
Chunk the operation in transactions, with one transaction every count
rows.
Check (via a SELECT) whether the exact row is already present, and skip inserting the row if so. This avoids bloating the WAL log during large re-loads of databases, at some performance cost.
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Read a previously opened file containing alternating key-value columns into an sqlite3 table.
single_tab_separated_row
An already read tab-separated key-value list line.
file_handle
An open file consistion of tab-separated key-value list rows.
separator
String to use to separate columns. Default is "\t" (tab).
null_string
String to use to indicate a null value. Default is to treat all strings literally.
new_table
A table to be created in sqlite. The names and types of columns, and the primary key, must be provided.
table
An existing sqlite table to insert the data. The names of the columns must be provided, if the type can not be inferred it will be assumed to be "text".
When performing the insert on an existing or newly create table, use "INSERT OR REPLACE" semantics. Not compatible with "-sql".
name-type-list
A list of alternating column names and types. See note on types.
name-list
A list of column names.
primary_key
A list containing key names and optional sorting to indicate primary key where needed. For example -pkey {{clock ASC} {sequence ASC}}.
count
Call DoOneEvent() every count
rows to keep the event loop alive during long transactions.
count
Chunk the operation in transactions, with one transaction every count
rows.
A note on types: pg_sqlite
supports four types: integer (or int), boolean (or bool), double (or real), and text. Integer, double, and text match both sqlite and postgresql types. Boolean is an integer type in sqlite, and boolean in postgresql, and converts postgresql boolean values (such as 'yes', 'no', 'true', or 'false') to integer 1 and 0.
In addition, pg_sqlite
will accept PostgreSQL boolean values for the integer type. This may be made conditional on a "strict" mode in the future.


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Mussels Moorings Style - Hello everybody, I hope you are having an incredible day today. It is me again Intan , welcome to my recipe site. Today, we are going to make a distinctive dish, Mussels Moorings Style. One of my favorites recipes. For mine, I will make it a little bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
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BBVA is the second largest bank in Spain, for years it was the same size or more than Santander bank. Between this bank, Santander and Caixabank control more than 60% of the branches and clients of the country.
The BBVA has a very big problem and is that the majority of its income comes from abroad, being Spain a country that has to cover but where it hardly receives benefits, partly due to its duties with the tax agency and its sponsorship events, and In Spain, most of the capital earned is used to deduct taxes from other activities.
This strategy of diversification by country carries a risk and is that if the countries where is found have financial problems hit the entity in the form of losses, either by the devaluation of the currency or because people have worse conditions as it decreases the consumption of customers and the balance it handles.
BBVA has a lot of business activity in countries like Turkey , which 2 years ago had an episode of instability with the coup d'etat to Erdogan that caused moments of panic among its shareholders, although the hit little hard and stability returned to the country.
Where you have more activity from all countries is Mexico , where you get more than 25% of the group's income. And this is where he has really had problems and continues to have them, as an example the devaluation of the Mexican peso and the problems with the border with Trump has made a dent in its benefits, diminishing them in a considerable way. It is noteworthy that when Trump launched its threats of tariffs on Mexico the BBVA lost almost 10% in 3 days.
In South America, the exhibition is quite well distributed by countries, although there is not a country that affects too much, as in the case of the Santander bank with Brazil or Chile.
Another country where it is quite arragged is in United States with 10% of its weight but due to the strength of the American economy it is really where it is not having problems.
The differences between the two banks can be seen in the following link .
That said BBVA has been twisted and quite the expectations in their future years and is that the party that currently governs Mexico led by Lopez Obrador has had the brilliant idea of banning bank fees and that's where they make their August and where they get special benefit from customers .
In Spain, unlike other countries, the most powerful companies that make the most money are the banks and therefore have a lot of decision-making power in many government measures, since they lend the money to the companies that operate in the country. country. This is why the governments that have been appearing always go hand in hand and have good relations .
This is quite sad and does not say anything good about the country where we live where due to our optimal geographical and climatological conditions and the high human quality that our population has, we should be one of the leading countries in the world. Our country is surrounded by the sea, having contact with the ocean, and being close to the great powers for foreign trade such as the United States and the most powerful European countries. But nevertheless all these advantages are only used by a few in their favor and when this happens the progress of the country in general goes down.
Being a bank, the debt and all the securities that it carries are not relevant, since the bank is the one that loans and its debt is usually referenced to other banks or entities, as they are the creditors of many companies and individuals.
These data are usually internal to the bank and can not be presented as they are constantly changing.
Here I present the data of fundamentals that I think are most important:
| ### | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beneficio/valor acción | |||||
| Capitalization (M) | 48.469 | 42.905 | 42.118 | 47.422 | 32.749 |
| PER | - | 8,77 | 9,82 | 7,06 | 6,88 |
| Net Benefit(M) | - | 2.642 | 3.475 | 3.519 | 4.800/td> |
| Dividend | 0,29 | 0,33 | 0,37 | 0,24 | 0,27 |
| Profitability per share | - | 6,72% | 7,53% | 4,89% | 5,50% |
Considering the fundamental analysis we observed a much more marked increase in profit in the last three years, having almost doubled the benefit compared to 2014.
Although the prospects are not good due to the last measure in Mexico that could greatly weigh your total benefit. But unlike Santander bank where the Brexit is not yet closed and in which the change in financial transactions could affect the entity very negatively, where it has almost 33% presence.
That is why in my view the future of this entity with respect to Santander is more alagüeño.
If we look only at the technical space we can see how Santander has a bearish policy since the real estate crisis and the international crisis of 2008. The real difference is that the BBVA minimums are not decreasing and have managed to respect the hard support he has at 5 euros.
BBVA has always watched over the shareholder and in cases of weakness has bought treasury stock to protect the value, this says a lot of some and other leaders.
You are now at an optimal time to make a purchase although there will be more opportunities . By triangulation, the countdown marks us for 2021, where before that date should break the bearish guideline and take off as never before.
This account is also in line with the change in economic and banking policy of the ECB, which expects to raise interest rates by the end of 2019 or by the beginning of 2020 . Before that date should be noted a strong rise or a small attempt to break the resistance that right now is very close to 7 euros .
If we look at the MACD indicator we see how the indicator of accumulation is positive from the famous drop slowly approaching 0. This is a very positive indicator that is marking the way.
If we go to the short-term chart we see that the margin of fall is very slight being less than 5%. However, the possible first raise with a target of 6 euros would have a capital gain of 26%, where it would be a flag to start distributing. Needless to say if it manages to exceed the resistance of 8 euros in the future in five years, where we could double our capital easily. And it is that Santander now doubles the BBVA in capitalization but not in revenue, so the stock valuation in favor of Santander is somewhat unbalanced.
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Patients given extra blankets to keep warm after heating packs in at scandal-hit Glasgow superhospital
by Graham MannPATIENTS were given extra blankets to keep warm after the heating broke down at Scotland’s scandal-hit superhospital.
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| 003:144 Khan | : |
Muhammad (SAW) is no more than a Messenger, and indeed (many) Messengers have passed away before him. If he dies or is killed, will you then turn back on your heels (as disbelievers)? And he who turns back on his heels, not the least harm will he do to Allah, and Allah will give reward to those who are grateful. |
| 003:144 Maulana | : |
And Muhammad is but a messenger -- messengers have already passed away before him. If then he dies or is killed, will you turn back upon your heels? And he who turns back upon his heels will do no harm at all to Allah. And Allah will reward the grateful. |
| 003:144 Pickthal | : |
Muhammad is but a messenger, messengers (the like of whom) have passed away before him. Will it be that, when he dieth or is slain, ye will turn back on your heels? He who turneth back on his heels doth no hurt to Allah, and Allah will reward the thankful. |
| 003:144 Rashad | : |
Muhammad was no more than a messenger like the messengers before him.  Anyone who turns back on his heels, does not hurt GOD in the least. GOD rewards those who are appreciative. |
| 003:144 Sarwar | : |
Muhammad is only a Messenger. There lived other Messengers before him.  Whoever does so can cause no harm to God. God will reward those who give thanks. |
| 003:144 Shakir | : |
And Muhammad is no more than a messenger; the messengers have already passed away before him; if then he dies or is killed will you turn back upon your heels? And whoever turns back upon his heels!s, he will by no means do harm to Allah in the least and Allah will reward the grateful. |
| 003:144 Sherali | : |
And Muhammad is but a messenger. Verily all Messengers have passed away before him. If then he dies or is slain, will you turn back on your heels? And he who turns back on his heels shall not harm ALLAH at all. And ALLAH will certainly reward the grateful. |
| 003:144 Yusufali | : |
Muhammad is no more than a messenger: many Were the messenger that passed away before him. If he died or were slain, will ye then Turn back on your heels? If any did turn back on his heels, not the least harm will he do to Allah; but Allah (on the other hand) will swiftly reward those who (serve Him) with gratitude. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > بعثته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Mission(PBUH) أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > طبيعة رسالته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Mission's Nature(PBUH) الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > جزاء العمل الحسن Faith> The Hereafter> The Reward of Good Action الإيمان > اليوم الآخر > الموت > قضاء محتوم Faith> The Hereafter> Death> Decided Judgment
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| 19 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public | |
| 20 | * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software | |
| 21 | * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, | |
| 22 | * USA. | |
| 23 | * | |
| 24 | * [Java is a trademark or registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. | |
| 25 | * in the United States and other countries.] | |
| 26 | * | |
| 27 | * -------------------- | |
| 28 | * StringUtilities.java | |
| 29 | * -------------------- | |
| 30 | * (C)opyright 2003-2008, by Thomas Morgner and Contributors. | |
| 31 | * | |
| 32 | * Original Author: Thomas Morgner; | |
| 33 | * Contributor(s): David Gilbert (for Object Refinery Limited); | |
| 34 | * | |
| 35 | * Changes | |
| 36 | * ------- | |
| 37 | * 21-Jun-2003 : Initial version (TM); | |
| 38 | * 21-Jun-2007 : Copied from JCommon (DG); | |
| 39 | * | |
| 40 | */ | |
| 41 | ||
| 42 | package org.jfree.chart.util; | |
| 43 | ||
| 44 | /** | |
| 45 | * String utilities. | |
| 46 | */ | |
| 47 | public class StringUtilities { | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | /** | |
| 50 | * Private constructor prevents object creation. | |
| 51 | */ | |
| 52 | private StringUtilities() { | |
| 53 | } | |
| 54 | ||
| 55 | /** | |
| 56 | * Helper functions to query a strings start portion. The comparison is | |
| 57 | * case insensitive. | |
| 58 | * | |
| 59 | * @param base the base string. | |
| 60 | * @param start the starting text. | |
| 61 | * | |
| 62 | * @return true, if the string starts with the given starting text. | |
| 63 | */ | |
| 64 | public static boolean startsWithIgnoreCase(String base, String start) { | |
| 65 |
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1. startsWithIgnoreCase : changed conditional boundary → NO_COVERAGE 2. startsWithIgnoreCase : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (base.length() < start.length()) { |
| 66 |
1
1. startsWithIgnoreCase : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → NO_COVERAGE |
return false; |
| 67 | } | |
| 68 |
1
1. startsWithIgnoreCase : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → NO_COVERAGE |
return base.regionMatches(true, 0, start, 0, start.length()); |
| 69 | } | |
| 70 | ||
| 71 | /** | |
| 72 | * Helper functions to query a strings end portion. The comparison is | |
| 73 | * case insensitive. | |
| 74 | * | |
| 75 | * @param base the base string. | |
| 76 | * @param end the ending text. | |
| 77 | * | |
| 78 | * @return true, if the string ends with the given ending text. | |
| 79 | */ | |
| 80 | public static boolean endsWithIgnoreCase(String base, String end) { | |
| 81 |
2
1. endsWithIgnoreCase : changed conditional boundary → NO_COVERAGE 2. endsWithIgnoreCase : negated conditional → NO_COVERAGE |
if (base.length() < end.length()) { |
| 82 |
1
1. endsWithIgnoreCase : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → NO_COVERAGE |
return false; |
| 83 | } | |
| 84 |
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return base.regionMatches(true, base.length() - end.length(), end, 0, |
| 85 | end.length()); | |
| 86 | } | |
| 87 | ||
| 88 | /** | |
| 89 | * Queries the system properties for the line separator. If access | |
| 90 | * to the System properties is forbidden, the UNIX default is returned. | |
| 91 | * | |
| 92 | * @return the line separator. | |
| 93 | */ | |
| 94 | public static String getLineSeparator() { | |
| 95 | try { | |
| 96 |
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return System.getProperty("line.separator", "\n"); |
| 97 | } | |
| 98 | catch (Exception e) { | |
| 99 |
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return "\n"; |
| 100 | } | |
| 101 | } | |
| 102 | ||
| 103 | ||
| 104 | } | |
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