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We want all the necessary information for our analysis to be included in the data table. So the first task is to add the murder rates to our murders data frame. The function mutate
takes the data frame as a first argument and the name and values of the variable as a second argument using the convention name = values
. So, to add murder rates, we use:
library(dslabs)
data("murders")
murders <- mutate(murders, rate = total / population * 100000)
We can see that the new column is added:
head(murders)
#> state abb region population total rate
#> 1 Alabama AL South 4779736 135 2.82
#> 2 Alaska AK West 710231 19 2.68
#> 3 Arizona AZ West 6392017 232 3.63
#> 4 Arkansas AR South 2915918 93 3.19
#> 5 California CA West 37253956 1257 3.37
#> 6 Colorado CO West 5029196 65 1.29
Run the sample code to see how mutate() function works.
library(dplyr)
library(dslabs)
data("murders")
# Add the rate column
murders <- mutate(murders, rate = total / population * 100000)
# Check murders to find that the new column is added.
head(murders)


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| certExpireDate | xsd:dateTime |
The server certificate expiry date.
It is only set on vCenter side.
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| certHealth | xsd:string |
The server certificate status. If the certificate is expired, the health
is "red". If the certificate will expire within threshold days, the health
is "yellow". Otherwise the certificate health is "green".
It is only set on vCenter side.
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| error | LocalizedMethodFault |
If error is set, it means there are issues when connecting to the
Key Management Server. The error message will describe the connection
issues, such as "User authentication failed to Key Management Server"
or "Connection timeout to Key Management Server".
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| health | xsd:string |
The KMS connection status. All of possible values are "green" and "red".
If the ESXi host can connect to the KMS and get key from it, the status
is "green". Otherwise it is "red" that indicates the ESXi host cannot
connect to the KMS.
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KMS server name.
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| trustHealth | xsd:string |
This field indicates whether vCenter could establish trusted connection to
KMS. If vCenter and KMS could trust each other, the health is "green".
Otherwise it is "red". It is only set on vCenter side.
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Properties inherited from DynamicData |
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Anyone can learn to code, but coding isn't for everyone. In the learn to code community, you'll often hear one simple mantra: anyone can learn how to code. After all, for many self-taught developers it wasn't too long ago that they were learning on my own.
♥Never give up on something that you can’t go a day without thinking about.♥
An integrated development environment (IDE) is software for building applications that combines common developer tools into a single graphical user interface (GUI).
A text editor is program that allows you to open, view, and edit plain text files. Unlike word processors, text editors do not add formatting to text, instead focusing on editing functions for plain text.
Text editors are used by a wide variety of people, for a wide variety of purposes. Software programmers and web developers use text editors to write and edit in programming and markup languages. This is one of the primary purposes of text editors, and many of the features of text editing software are built to help these users read and write code. However, text editors are ideal tools for anyone who needs to write quickly and simply, read source code, or create text files.
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*ANYWHERE BUT HERE* (rated PG-13, 114 minutes, Twentieth Century Fox)- This new film by Wayne Wang, director of "Smoke" and "The Joy Luck Club", is sentimental and mediocre, but the touching performances of Susan Sarandon and Natalie Portman make it almost worthwhile. "Anywhere But Here", based on the novel by Mona Simpson, tells the age-old story of a mother and daughter who go searching for a better life. In this film, 14-year-old Ann August is forced by her outrageous mother to leave Bay City, Wisconsin for the exciting world of Beverly Hills. Ann doesn't want to leave the life she's used to, but her mother, Adele, is a dreamer with hopes and aspirations. What follows are two years of role-playing, and the lines between mother and daughter are often blurred. Ann is often the mature, sensible one while Adele is the wild-child. Their coming-of-age isn't always convincing, but the actresses each make it seem plausible.
However, not much can be said about the film beyond their relationship. The outsiders, such as Benny (Shawn Hatosy), Ann's cousin from back home, are used mostly for sentimental effect, and no real emotion is evident. As a showcase for two wonderful performances, "Anywhere But Here" works to a certain extent, but I expected a better film from Wang, who knows how to work with strong female characters. Expect some Oscar buzz for Natalie Portman, who really fleshes out her character despite a clunky script, but don't expect anything special from the film itself.
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Lecture at Cambridge Computer Lab on 1 March 2011 - Sponsored by Software East (@markdalgarno)
[pls excuse the typos & poor grammar. I'm typing this on the fly and unlikely to edit it before posting. Caveat emptor]
[edit: It was a long talk and I missed some chunks. Overall, he spoke for just over 90mins. Longer than I was expecting]
Bio: Richard Stallman launched the development of the GNU operating system (see www.gnu.org) in 1984. GNU is free software: everyone has the freedom to copy it and redistribute it, as well as to make changes either large or small. The GNU/Linux system, basically the GNU operating system with Linux added, is used on tens of millions of computers today. Stallman has received the ACM Grace Hopper Award, a MacArthur Foundation fellowship, the Electrical Frontier Foundation's Pioneer Award, and the Takeda Award for Social/Economic Betterment, as well as several honorary doctorates.
[taken from: http://www.theiet.org/local/emea/europe/switzerland/stallman-2010.cfm see his website at stallman.org]
Stallman enters room and hush descends immediately. Cue joke about slides and "definitely not PowerPoint".
What is free software? It sw that respects your freedom. Think of free speech not free beer. A non free sw is digital colonization. It acts to divide and conquer people
A program is free if you have 4 freedoms
0 - To run it as you wish
1 - Have source to edit to run as you wish
2 - To share & distribute & help others, as you wish
3 - To distribute modified, copies if you wish
If sw does not obey these then it's unethical. Notice that these are not about the technical issues. The difference is an ethical, social and political distinction. The use of propriety sw is a social problem and we should aim to eliminate the problem. ie eliminate propriety sw. Goal of free sw is to make all sw free so that users are free. If you use a program without freedom 2 then you end up in a moral dilemma. If someone says "Hey, great sw. Can I get a copy?". In this case you should choose lesser of two evils, which is to violate the license and give your friend a copy. Being the lesser evil doesn't mean it's good though. When you've fully studied this dilemma what should you do? Option 1: don't have any friends! That what the proprietary debs would have you do. Option 2: don't have that sw in the first place so you don't end up in the dilemma in the first place. Note on Piracy: They attack ships. With arms. Freedom 0 - Essential so you can control your computing. No one else should have that control. Only you.  For example back-doors, DRM, spyware, handcuffs. The sw is not there to serve you but is actually a prison guard. Eg in MSFT sw can install stuff on pc w/out user consent or knowledge. Once windows has installed then it's no longer your machine. Apple is no better. They've even stolen the ability to install apps. They don't even agree w free sw. Also a back-door by which Apple can delete sw installed on users machine. Even apps exist that detect Jailbreak and refuse to operate. All these are Malware. Products include: Apple iMoan, Apple iBad, Amazon Swindle - "Kindle was conceived to burn books." (riffs on Amazon taking books off devices etc)
Even if devs of proprietary sw are good, they're human and make errors. ie bugs.  Freedom 1 isn't enough. There too much sw and plenty of non-devs cannot edit it. That's why we need Freedom 3. To contribute to your community and spread benefits. Without this freedom what a waste it would be for people to write changes over and over. Every user can take part in Freedom 0 and 2 since it doesn't require any programming knowledge. Freedom 1 and 3 allow those who can to make improvements. With free software. Support is a free-market since everyone can study the code and master it. Hence people can get better support.
The four freedoms together give us democracy. These are sufficient for
people to have control over the sw. Without these the sw controls the
ppl. Launched free software foundation in 1983. All operating systems
were proprietary hence ppl immediately lost freedom when they had to
install an OS. This was an injustice. As an OS developer, he could write
the OS and then legally make it free. At the time, the free sw movement
had no enemies at the time. Mostly because ppl thought the job was so
big that it couldn't get done. Following the basic design of UNIX made
sense. Then I gave it a name which was a joke. [digs in bag]. GNU = Gnu
Not Unix. (riffs on the name and pronunciation). History of Linux.
Aside: What is a free sw license? Why do we need them?
Copyright law automatically limits anything that's written so you have
to explicitly grant the four freedoms. Even then there are distinctions.
Eg copy-left licenses and non copy-left licenses. Specifically, user has
to pass on the freedoms that have been passed on to him (copy-left).
Torvalds made the Linux Kernel free under the GNU license.
The name matters. Linux does not have the same views on 'free' as GNU.
Yet people using Linux think that most of the ideas came from Torvalds
rather than GNU. Debate on Human Rights has continued for centuries. Yet
the debate on free/proprietary sw has only gone on for about 20yrs.
Therefore the debate on what human rights are applicable to sw have only
involved the devs, who obviously have said "none". Another problem. Now
ppl have another term: Open-Source. The ideas that surround this didn't
include the ethical aspects of 'free'. Easy to lose freedom if you don't
fight for it. There are now distros that contain proprietary sw and are
no longer free. Free distros can be found at gnu.org/distros. Why did
all this happen?
Because the idea of freedom wasn't important to people. They didn't
appreciate it. We have to teach ppl to value freedom and demand it. Our
greatest scarcity in FSF is not ppl to write sw but ppl to fight for the
idea of freedoms. Freedom is now different since JavaScript in browsers
means that things get installed in browser without your knowledge.
'Like' buttons even track ppl that don't use Facebook. Ppl need to be
educated. Even SaaS is becoming pervasive and is worse than proprietary
since the data goes elsewhere. There's no remedy for this, other than
not to use it. Only a minority of things like this but need to be aware
(eg GoogleDocs). Free software and Education
Schools must only teach free software. It's cheaper (but should be
considered secondary benefit). Free stuff from proprietary vendors is
simply a drug to get them hooked. Only free sw gives ppl the opportunity
to learn from code of large Programs. Even deeper reason though. For
goodwill and the moral imperative of sharing knowledge. Every school
from nursery to university must practice this. The issue should always
be an ethical one. Biggest obstacle to free sw is social inertia.
Websites for more info:
Gnu.org
FSF.org
Defectivebydesign.org (against digital handcuffs)
[dresses up] St Ignuseus of emacs [riffs on emacs and free sw].
Applause
[ends]
Sent via mobile
Comment on original post: Nov 21, 2011 - human said... thank u so much, This is the same lecture of richard in benghazi-libya at november 2010 :) i hope to get this lecture in a audio file


This demo shows how
resolving collisions
is handled. Drag the taskbars around to get the feel.
Resolving collisions works on principle in which
taskbars dropped first on given edge has higher precedence and takes
space from taskbars dropped later on neighbouring edges.


Card front
{% for field in card_fields.show %}
{% include "decks/_deck_card_form_field.html" with field=field %}
{% endfor %}
Card back
{% for field in card_fields.reveal %}
{% include "decks/_deck_card_form_field.html" with field=field %}
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Information page
Here is a short presentation of who I am.
My name is Ville Torstensson, I am 21 years old and I live in Sölvesborg and have lived there my whole my life. It is a small city in Blekinge, half an hour drive from Kristianstad. When im not in school or studying I am probably playing football, hanging out with my friends and girlfriend or playing some video games.
I don't have a lot of working experience in my life due to the fact that I started studying at HKR right after I graduated high school. But hopefully I graduate from the university this summer and then I can begin my working life for real.
My favourite hobby is probably playing golf, right now the weather is not optimal for golf so therefore I am waiting for the spring to come with some nice weather so I can start golfing again.
Thank you for reading my short presentation. Have a nice day!


Task: Remove the complete inline JavaScript which is spreaded
all between the markup.
The aim is to provide the same functionality by adding just one
JS file. To keep it simple, the JS file should be added at the
end of the document, to prevent the need for document.ready handler.
In the first step this refactoring should be done without the help
of any framework (no jQuery please) - Browser Support: Chrome, Firefox and IE 10
Then, in the next step, please refactor the source again and replace all
plain vanilla JS source with the appropriate jQuery functions.


1. Girl Lookup by ID
Girl Number Testing: {{girlNumber}}
Name: {{girl.firstName + " " + girl.lastName}}
Name JP: {{girl.lastNameJP + girl.firstNameJP}}
2. Card Lookup by Number
Card Number Testing: {{cardNumber}}
Girl Name: {{card.firstName + " " + card.lastName}}
Girl Name JP: {{card.lastNameJP + card.firstNameJP}}
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Jockey who answered last-minute Twitter appeal claims first win of 2019
Rachael Kneller even stopped for a McDonald’s on the way.
A jockey who answered a last-minute plea on Twitter scored a big win after stopping for a McDonald’s on the way to her unscheduled ride.
Racheal Kneller spotted a tweet on Tuesday morning from owner Vaughan Lewis, whose horse Ruacana was without a rider for the Flat Jockeys Can Jump Handicap Hurdle at Lingfield after booked jockey Trevor Whelan’s flight was cancelled.
Kneller dashed to the Surrey course from Berkshire to take the ride on the Zoe Davison-trained 10-year-old – but not before stopping at McDonald’s for some pre-race fuel.
It did the trick as she rode Ruacana, carrying a 7lb penalty for winning at the track a week ago, to a 10-length victory.
“That was great fun. He jumped well. He was a schoolmaster – he met everything perfect and I was just a passenger. He was an absolute superstar,” Kneller told Sky Sports Racing.
“I said I ought to go jumping – I had a McDonald’s on the way here and these weights are much better!”
Jockeys carry more weight in races over hurdles than on the flat, allowing Kneller the unusual pre-race treat.
The win was Kneller’s first success of 2019 – after 35 winless rides on the flat.
“I had a chocolate milkshake on the way there and I’ll be having Champagne when I get home,” she told BBC Sport.


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About Me
I’m a Software Developer based in Ottawa, Ontario, I emigrated from the UK in 2010 whilst working for IBM in the JTC.
My core experience comes from working within IBM in the Systems Technology Group performing hardware bringup and testing, before moving to the Software Group with the Java Technology Center. Working in the JTC as a L3 Software Support Developer exposed me to a lot of different usage paradigms, and working with people who write the Java Virtual Machine, and helping to fix issues, both with applications running on the JVM and within the JVM itself. After a few years of working for IBM I decided that I wasn’t feeling fulfilled in my role and moved to a significantly smaller company in Ottawa, 360pi, as the person with lower level knowledge. 360pi underwent a restructuring in Summer 2014 to focus on sales, and I moved on to work for Alcatel-Lucent as a SAM Software Designer. In this role I work on the core platform and have gained a large amount of experience with JBoss, networking, and large source code repositories.
I find learning about the intricities of products to be extremely fulfilling, this is why I write software, knowing that I understand a product, and it’s inner workings.
StrangeBrew
I started homebrewing beer in 2011, and I took over control of the StrangeBrew recipe tool from Drew Avis. This was because of my desire to push it forward and fix issues within it. I liked it because of the write-once ability of Java (mostly).
StrangeBrew Elsinore
In 2012 I started work on StrangeBrew Elsinore, as a standlone, open source piece of software that allows control of electric homebrewing setups. With no scalability limits. Running on Beaglebone Black and Raspberry Pi. A HBT User helped me to get some Raspberry Pi Documentation written
jGPIO
Whilst writing StrangeBrew Elsinore for the Beaglebone Black, I discovered that Linux Kernel 3.8 used something called Device Tree Overlays, these are not the easiest thing to understand, but it requires custom files to be written and compiled before the GPIO/Pinouts can be used by application. So I wrote a Java based application that generates the files, aswell as provide a support library for Java that allows Java access to pins. It’s not feature complete (I haven’t added PWM yet) but it allows digital and analogue I/O. I wrote my own because I found limitations by other available libraries.
Hence, jGPIO was born.
SB Elsinore Android
Whilst writing Strangebrew Elsinore, I decided to play with Android application writing, and I wrote a native application for Android. Whilst I no longer actively maintain this, it provided me with good experience in writing Android Applications.
It currently is behind in that it doesn’t support the new timer model, or pumps, or auxilliary controls. But it’s not infeasible to update the application
StrangeBrew QT
In 2014, as a result of some work I’d done using QT at work, for making a web renderer, as well as a talk by Dirk Hondel about porting Subsurface from GTK to QT, made me decide that StrangeBrew needed a native look. Java Swing never looked natural whenever I used it. But QT allows the write once, run many times methodology to work with C++ code. Just requiring some makefile, and compiler specific changes. In the span of a month, I completely rewrote StrangeBrew for QT. Producing StrangeBrew QT.
There’s been a few minor issues, but it works on Windows, Mac, and Linux (at the time of writing).


Click the run button to load and execute the site.wasm file. Make sure that the console output is displayed to see the console log messages.


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{% extends 'private.html' %} {% block title %}View Membership{% endblock %} {% block body %}
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First off I LOVE CARS! No, not the movies. Just Kidding it was cars, especially Mater he's my favorite. I love fast and sporty cars, supercars more specifically. One day I want to own some type of supercar like a Cheetah print Lamborghini.
I'm a small town guy from Idaho. Mr. Potato Head is my hero. Itake him everywhere I go. We spent a lot of time on the mountain snowboarding.
I also really enjoy camping and being in the outdoors. During the summer time my friends, Mr. Potato Head and I would disappear into the hills and listen to music, hike, drink, smoke, and party.


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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
Data compiled by: K.P. Huber and G. Herzberg
| State | Te | ωe | ωexe | ωeye | Be | αe | γe | De | βe | re | Trans. | ν00 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A 2Σ+ | 28626.5 | 1606.47 1 Z | 40.31 1 | 7.5054 1 2 3 | 0.3313 1 | [6.435E-4] 4 | 1.5142 | A → X 5 R | 28095.97 6 Z | |||
| Norling, 1937; Sheasley and Mathews, 1973; Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976 | ||||||||||||
| X 2Πi | 0 7 | 2673.69 8 Z | 52.537 8 | 9.95661 9 10 | 0.32716 9 | [5.477E-4] 11 | 1.31468 |
| 1 | Equilibrium values of Sheasley and Mathews, 1973; G(v) and Bv are far from linear but higher terms in (v+1/2) have not been given. Sheasley and Mathews, 1973, Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976 give Tv, Bv values up to v=6 (HCl+) and 9 (DCl+); their Tv values differ systematically by ~2.34 cm-1. |
| 2 | Spin doubling constants for v=0...6 in Sheasley and Mathews, 1973, Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; γ(v=0;N) = + 0.5942 - 0.000034N(N+1). |
| 3 | Higher vibrational levels are predicted Raftery and Richards, 1973 to be predissociated by the 4Π state from H(2S) + Cl+(3P). |
| 4 | H0 = 2.30E-8. Additional Dv, Hv values in Sheasley and Mathews, 1973, Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
| 5 | Variation of transition moment with r derived from observed intensities by Haugh, Schneider, et al., 1974 who also give Franck-Condon factors. |
| 6 | From Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; Sheasley and Mathews, 1973 give v00= 28098.35 (HCl+) and v00= 28250.08 (DCl+); see 1. |
| 7 | Spin-orbit coupling constants for v=0,1,2 in Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; A(v=0;J) = -648.131 + 0.00209(J+1/2)2. |
| 8 | missing note |
| 9 | From B0, B1, B2 of Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; γe = +0.00266. |
| 10 | Λ-type doubling constant [p ~ 0.60(HCl+), p ~ 0.31(DCl+)] in Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
| 11 | H0 = 1.52E-8; additional Dv, Hv values in Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
| 12 | Refers to 2Π3/2; from D00(HCl) I.P.(Cl) - I.P.(HCl). |
| 13 | From ΔG(1/2) and ΔG(3/2) of Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
| 14 | Refers to 2Π3/2; from D00(DCl) + I.P.(Cl) - I.P.(DCl). |
| 15 | Spin-doubling constants for v=0...9 in Sheasley and Mathews, 1973, Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; γ(v=0;N) = +0.3060 - 8.6E-6N(N+1). |
| 16 | H0 = 0.40E-8; additional Dv,Hv values in Sheasley and Mathews, 1973, Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
| 17 | Spin-orbit coupling constants for v=0,1,2 in Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; A(v=0;J) = - 648.170 + 0.00095(J+1/2)2. |
| 18 | From B0, B1, B2 Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976; γe = +0.00061. |
| 19 | H0= 0.29E-8; additional Dv, Hv values in Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976. |
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Data compilation copyright by the U.S. Secretary of Commerce on behalf of the U.S.A. All rights reserved.
 II. Chlorhydrid- und chlordeutridspektren,
Z. Phys., 1937, 104, 638. [all data]
Sheasley and Mathews, 1973
Sheasley, W.D.; Mathews, C.W.,
The emission spectra of H35Cl+, H37Cl+, D35Cl+, and D37Cl+ in the region 2700-4100 Å,
J. Mol. Spectrosc., 1973, 47, 420. [all data]
Saenger, Zare, et al., 1976
Saenger, K.L.; Zare, R.N.; Mathews, C.W.,
A reexamination of the spin-rotation constant for 2Π states: the A-X band system of HCl+,
J. Mol. Spectrosc., 1976, 61, 216. [all data]
Raftery and Richards, 1973
Raftery, J.; Richards, W.G.,
Prediction of a predissociation in the A2Σ+ states of HCl+ and DCl+,
J. Phys. B:, 1973, 6, 1301. [all data]
Haugh, Schneider, et al., 1974
Haugh, M.J.; Schneider, B.S.; Smith, A.L.,
Transition moment variation in the A2Σ+ → X2Πi transition of HCl+, DCl+ and HBr+,
J. Mol. Spectrosc., 1974, 51, 123. [all data]
Go To: Top, Constants of diatomic molecules, References
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November 16th (or 15th), 2019
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Test #1: Static models
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Eleventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the Climate Change Convention and first meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol
07-Dec-05 — original report
Chair Thomas Becker (Denmark) opened the session at 6:30 pm.
Adaptation Fund: Delegates considered financial issues in a contact group and informal discussions.
The Co-Chairs introduced revised text and proposed deleting several sections of the draft COP/MOP decision.
Parties agreed to this remaining text, which contains, inter alia: the preamble; reference to the purpose of the Fund; guidance on the operation of the Fund; further guidance on policies, programme priorities and eligibility criteria for its operation that will be adopted at COP MOP 2; text on the submission of views on policies, programme priorities and eligibility criteria for consideration at SBI 24; and guidance on a workshop on further guidance for operation of the Fund before SBI 24. The approved language was submitted to SBI later in the day, and SBI adopted conclusions and a draft COP/MOP decision (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.32).
Contact group Co-Chair Rawleston Moore (Barbados) noted that more work was needed on this issue at future meetings.
Delegates continued discussions in a contact group, considering a revised draft decision that would apply the current MOU between the COP and the GEF to the COP/MOP and GEF.
South Africa, for the G-77/CHINA, said there was no need for an MOU given that the existing MOU covers the Convention.
JAPAN, the EU, and SWITZERLAND said the MOU was needed and supported the draft.
SBI Chair Becker reported to plenary on lack of agreement, and the item was forwarded to SBI 24 for further consideration.
With no agreement on his proposal to remove the remaining brackets in the draft conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.34), Chair Becker introduced new conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/CRP.4).
South Africa, for the G-77/CHINA, did not support the Chair's text and proposed forwarding both the text from SBI 22 (FCCC/SBI/2005/10 Annex 1) and the G-77/CHINA submission to SB 24 for consideration.
SBI agreed to forward text from SB 22 to SB 24.
SBI adopted conclusions on this matter (FCCC/2005/SBI/L.30).
SBI adopted conclusions on this issue (FCCC/2005/SBI/L.28). Additional Guidance to an Operating Entity of the Financial Mechanism: SBI adopted the conclusions (FCCC/2005/SBI/L.29).
SBI agreed to the report of the session (FCCC/2005/SBI/L.16), and Chair Becker closed SBI 23 at 9:34 pm.
SBSTA adopted conclusions on criteria for cases of failure to submit information relating to estimates of greenhouse gas emissions and a draft COP/MOP decision (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.18 & Add.1).
SBSTA also adopted conclusions and a draft COP/MOP decision on implications of the implementation of project activities under the CDM for the achievement of objectives of other environmental conventions (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.27 & Add.1).
SBSTA adopted conclusions on harvested wood products (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.16) and conclusions and a draft COP decision on the common reporting format (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.19 & Add.1). Emissions from Fuel Used for International Aviation and Maritime Transport: José Romero (Switzerland) reported to SBSTA that no consensus had been reached in consultations.
The EU and NORWAY, opposed by SAUDI ARABIA, requested more time to negotiate.
Informal consultations resumed, but bracketed text remained (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/CRP.1).
In plenary, the EU, SOUTH AFRICA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA, CHILE, AOSIS and others supported deleting brackets and approving the document, while SAUDI ARABIA, KUWAIT and LIBYA opposed the text.
CHINA and ALGERIA supported Chair Benrageb's proposal to postpone the issue until SBSTA 24.
No agreement was reached and SBSTA instead adopted brief conclusions forwarding the matter to SBSTA 24 (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.28).
SBSTA adopted conclusions and a draft COP/MOP decision (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.20 &Add.1).
Chair Benrageb proposed holding the agenda item on follow up to the International Meeting to Review the Implementation of the Programme of Action for the Sustainable Development of SIDS in abeyance.
The US opposed this, stating that it considers that the issue was concluded at SBSTA 22.
Tuvalu, for AOSIS, stressed that the Mauritius Strategy has been accepted as the UN programme for SIDS, and is recognized by the General Assembly.
The EU and AUSTRALIA expressed disappointment that no progress was made.
The matter was taken up in informal consultations to decide whether the issue should remain on SBSTA's agenda.
Following discussions on the usefulness of holding an item in abeyance ad infinitum as opposed to exploring other options such as side events or workshops, Parties finally agreed at 12:30 am to include this item in the provisional agenda for SBSTA 24.
SBI agreed to streamline review procedures for Annex I national communications under the Convention during the period 2006-2007 (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.23) and to review processes for reporting required under the Protocol from Annex I Parties in 2006-2007 (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.24).
On development and transfer of technologies, SBSTA adopted conclusions on matters relating to the implementation of the framework (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.24) and the Work Programme of the EGTT for 2006 (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.23) and a draft COP decision (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.24/Add.1).
SBSTA adopted conclusions (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.17).
Parties adopted conclusions, including text on carbon dioxide capture and storage (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.26).
SBSTA adopted conclusions on various progress reports (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.25).
On issues relating to implementation of Protocol Article 2.3 (adverse effects), Vice-Chair Abdulla reported that informal consultations had not produced an agreement.
SAUDI ARABIA and NIGERIA expressed dissatisfaction with the way the item had been handled.
SBSTA adopted conclusions (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.22) noting that the issue would be taken up again at SBSTA 24.
Consideration of this issue resumed in a morning contact group, following informal consultations that continued until late Monday night.
Differences on lessons learned and historical and per capita greenhouse gas emissions were dealt with by deleting all references to those issues.
A contentious paragraph on the preparation of technical papers by the Secretariat for workshops was deleted.
Late on Tuesday night, the matter was reported back to SBSTA, which adopted the conclusions on this item (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.29).
However, the EU expressed disappointment that it had not been possible to agree to a more ambitious programme.
Following extensive consultations, SBSTA adopted conclusions and forwarded a bracketed draft decision to the COP for its consideration (FCCC/SBSTA/2005/L.30 & Add.1).
SBSTA agreed to the report of the session (FCCC/2005/SBSTA/L.15).
Chair Benrageb thanked delegates for their hard work.
Many Parties thanked Chair Benrageb for his excellent efforts over the past two years, and the Chair declared SBSTA 23 closed shortly after 1:30 am.
Co-Chair Dovland noted that an agreement had not been possible even after several informal consultations.
He explained that the key differences still related to how the compliance mechanism should be adopted at COP/MOP 1, and how the process will continue regarding an amendment to the Protocol to make the system legally binding.
He said the outstanding questions would be solved either through further informal consultations or by President Dion.
Although differences narrowed, no agreement was reached during informal consultations on Tuesday afternoon.
In the contact group, Chair Stoycheva explained that she had held 'Friends of the Chair' consultations late on Monday evening, and informal consultations earlier on Tuesday.
Significant progress had been made in removing brackets from the text.
After further discussion, Parties were able to agree that DOEs can be provisionally used in determining JI projects but such determinations will only be valid after the DOE has been accredited as an independent entity by the JI Supervisory Committee.
The contact group concluded its work and has forwarded the decision to COP/MOP 1 for adoption.
Delegates resumed informal consultations and agreed to a draft COP decision inviting submissions from Parties and accredited observers by 31 March 2006 on relevant scientific, technical and methodological issues, and on the exchange of relevant information, including policy approaches and positive incentives.
The COP also invites recommendations on any further process to consider these issues.
These submissions will be considered by SBSTA 24, in order to report on this issue at SBSTA 27.
The COP further requests SBSTA to organize a workshop before SBSTA 25.
SBI adopted conclusions on the work of the Consultative Group of Experts on National Communications from non-Annex I Parties (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.27), compilation and synthesis of initial national communications (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.26), and financial and technical support (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.25/Rev.1).
SOUTH AFRICA offered to host a regional workshop for developing country experts in 2006.
Delegates met informally to consider outstanding issues in the Co-Chairs' draft decision.
Progress was made throughout the day but negotiations were still continuing on Tuesday night.
Delegates continued to meet informally to consider future commitments under the Protocol.
Consultations were still ongoing on Tuesday night.
On a very late night for SBSTA, some delegates were heard expressing their disappointment that the Mauritius Strategy for SIDS failed to make it onto the agenda of this SBSTA.
Although many Parties appeared to favor consideration of this item, the US was vigorous in its objections, citing procedural issues.
'Small island States are being drowned out by the large mainland States,' alleged one observer.
For its part, the US has argued forcefully that the issue has already been given thorough consideration in other fora and that this is not the right place for this discussion. In other news, several delegates appeared optimistic about President Dion's initiative on moving forward under the Convention following Dion's meeting Tuesday lunchtime with ministers at the InterContinental Hotel.
SBI adopted conclusions on education, training and public awareness (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.18).
On matters relating to LDCs, SBI adopted conclusions on a new mandate for the LDC Expert Group (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.17).
Parties adopted conclusions and a draft COP decision on Budget performance with regard to the Convention for 2004-2005 (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.21 & Add.1), and conclusions and a draft COP/MOP decision on Budget performance with regard to the Protocol for 2004-2005 (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.22 & Add.1).
SBI also forwarded to the COP a decision on continuing the institutional linkage between the UNFCCC Secretariat and the UN (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.19).
Contact group Chair Masao Nakayama (Micronesia) explained that Protocol Parties had agreed to continue the consideration of privileges and immunities for individuals serving on constituted bodies under the Protocol at SBI 24.
SBI adopted the relevant conclusions (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.20).
SBI adopted conclusions on this issue (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.36).
SBI adopted conclusions and draft decisions on capacity building relating to implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in developing countries (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.35) and EIT countries (FCCC/SBI/2005/L.37).


FormKeyboardInputPrompt Properties
The FormKeyboardInputPrompt type exposes the following members.
Properties
| Name | Description | |
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| AcceptButton |
Gets or sets the button on the form that is clicked when the user presses the ENTER key. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AccessibilityObject |
Gets the System.Windows.Forms.AccessibleObject assigned to the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AccessibleDefaultActionDescription |
Gets or sets the default action description of the control for use by accessibility client applications. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AccessibleDescription |
Gets or sets the description of the control used by accessibility client applications. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AccessibleName |
Gets or sets the name of the control used by accessibility client applications. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AccessibleRole |
Gets or sets the accessible role of the control (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ActiveControl |
Gets or sets the active control on the container control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| ActiveMdiChild |
Gets the currently active multiple-document interface (MDI) child window. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AllowDrop |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control can accept data that the user drags onto it. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AllowTransparency |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the opacity of the form can be adjusted. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Anchor |
Gets or sets the edges of the container to which a control is bound and determines how a control is resized with its parent. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AutoScale |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the form adjusts its size to fit the height of the font used on the form and scales its controls. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AutoScaleBaseSize |
Gets or sets the base size used for autoscaling of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AutoScaleDimensions |
Gets or sets the dimensions that the control was designed to. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| AutoScaleFactor |
Gets the scaling factor between the current and design-time automatic scaling dimensions. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| AutoScaleMode |
Gets or sets the automatic scaling mode of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| AutoScroll |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the form enables autoscrolling. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AutoScrollMargin |
Gets or sets the size of the auto-scroll margin. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| AutoScrollMinSize |
Gets or sets the minimum size of the auto-scroll. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| AutoScrollOffset |
Gets or sets where this control is scrolled to in ScrollControlIntoView(System.Windows.Forms.Control). (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| AutoScrollPosition |
Gets or sets the location of the auto-scroll position. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| AutoSize |
Resize the form according to the setting of AutoSizeMode. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AutoSizeMode |
Gets or sets the mode by which the form automatically resizes itself. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| AutoValidate | (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) | |
| BackColor | (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) | |
| BackgroundImage |
Gets or sets the background image displayed in the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| BackgroundImageLayout |
Gets or sets the background image layout as defined in the System.Windows.Forms.ImageLayout enumeration. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| BindingContext | (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) | |
| Bottom |
Gets the distance, in pixels, between the bottom edge of the control and the top edge of its container's client area. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Bounds |
Gets or sets the size and location of the control including its nonclient elements, in pixels, relative to the parent control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| CancelButton |
Gets or sets the button control that is clicked when the user presses the ESC key. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| CanEnableIme |
Gets a value indicating whether the ImeMode property can be set to an active value, to enable IME support. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| CanFocus |
Gets a value indicating whether the control can receive focus. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| CanRaiseEvents |
Determines if events can be raised on the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| CanSelect |
Gets a value indicating whether the control can be selected. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Capture |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control has captured the mouse. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| CausesValidation |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control causes validation to be performed on any controls that require validation when it receives focus. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ClientRectangle |
Gets the rectangle that represents the client area of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ClientSize |
Gets or sets the size of the client area of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| CompanyName |
Gets the name of the company or creator of the application containing the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Container |
Gets the System.ComponentModel.IContainer that contains the System.ComponentModel.Component. (Inherited from System.ComponentModel.Component.) |
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| ContainsFocus |
Gets a value indicating whether the control, or one of its child controls, currently has the input focus. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ContextMenu |
Gets or sets the shortcut menu associated with the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ContextMenuStrip |
Gets or sets the System.Windows.Forms.ContextMenuStrip associated with this control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ControlBox |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether a control box is displayed in the caption bar of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Controls |
Gets the collection of controls contained within the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Created |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has been created. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| CreateParams | (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) | |
| CurrentAutoScaleDimensions |
Gets the current run-time dimensions of the screen. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| Cursor |
Gets or sets the cursor that is displayed when the mouse pointer is over the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DataBindings |
Gets the data bindings for the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultCursor |
Gets or sets the default cursor for the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultImeMode |
Gets the default Input Method Editor (IME) mode supported by the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| DefaultMargin |
Gets the space, in pixels, that is specified by default between controls. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultMaximumSize |
Gets the length and height, in pixels, that is specified as the default maximum size of a control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultMinimumSize |
Gets the length and height, in pixels, that is specified as the default minimum size of a control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultPadding |
Gets the internal spacing, in pixels, of the contents of a control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DefaultSize | (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) | |
| DesignMode |
Gets a value that indicates whether the System.ComponentModel.Component is currently in design mode. (Inherited from System.ComponentModel.Component.) |
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| DesktopBounds |
Gets or sets the size and location of the form on the Windows desktop. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| DesktopLocation |
Gets or sets the location of the form on the Windows desktop. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| DialogResult |
Gets or sets the dialog result for the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| DisplayRectangle |
Gets the rectangle that represents the virtual display area of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| Disposing |
Gets a value indicating whether the base System.Windows.Forms.Control class is in the process of disposing. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Dock |
Gets or sets which control borders are docked to its parent control and determines how a control is resized with its parent. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| DockPadding |
Gets the dock padding settings for all edges of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| DoubleBuffered |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether this control should redraw its surface using a secondary buffer to reduce or prevent flicker. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Enabled |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control can respond to user interaction. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Events |
Gets the list of event handlers that are attached to this System.ComponentModel.Component. (Inherited from System.ComponentModel.Component.) |
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| Focused |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has input focus. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Font |
Gets or sets the font of the text displayed by the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| FontHeight |
Gets or sets the height of the font of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ForeColor |
Gets or sets the foreground color of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| FormBorderStyle |
Gets or sets the border style of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Handle |
Gets the window handle that the control is bound to. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| HasChildren |
Gets a value indicating whether the control contains one or more child controls. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Height |
Gets or sets the height of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| HelpButton |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether a Help button should be displayed in the caption box of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| HorizontalScroll |
Gets the characteristics associated with the horizontal scroll bar. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| HScroll |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the horizontal scroll bar is visible. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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| Icon |
Gets or sets the icon for the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| ImeMode |
Gets or sets the Input Method Editor (IME) mode of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ImeModeBase |
Gets or sets the IME mode of a control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| InvokeRequired |
Gets a value indicating whether the caller must call an invoke method when making method calls to the control because the caller is on a different thread than the one the control was created on. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| IsAccessible |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control is visible to accessibility applications. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| IsDisposed |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has been disposed of. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| IsHandleCreated |
Gets a value indicating whether the control has a handle associated with it. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| IsMdiChild |
Gets a value indicating whether the form is a multiple-document interface (MDI) child form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| IsMdiContainer |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the form is a container for multiple-document interface (MDI) child forms. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| IsMirrored |
Gets a value indicating whether the control is mirrored. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| IsRestrictedWindow |
Gets a value indicating whether the form can use all windows and user input events without restriction. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| KeyPreview |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the form will receive key events before the event is passed to the control that has focus. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| LayoutEngine |
Gets a cached instance of the control's layout engine. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Left |
Gets or sets the distance, in pixels, between the left edge of the control and the left edge of its container's client area. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Location |
Gets or sets the System.Drawing.Point that represents the upper-left corner of the System.Windows.Forms.Form in screen coordinates. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MainMenuStrip |
Gets or sets the primary menu container for the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Margin |
Gets or sets the space between controls. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MaximizeBox |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the Maximize button is displayed in the caption bar of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MaximizedBounds |
Gets and sets the size of the form when it is maximized. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MaximumSize |
Gets the maximum size the form can be resized to. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MdiChildren |
Gets an array of forms that represent the multiple-document interface (MDI) child forms that are parented to this form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MdiParent |
Gets or sets the current multiple-document interface (MDI) parent form of this form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Menu |
Gets or sets the System.Windows.Forms.MainMenu that is displayed in the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MergedMenu |
Gets the merged menu for the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MinimizeBox |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the Minimize button is displayed in the caption bar of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| MinimumSize |
Gets or sets the minimum size the form can be resized to. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Modal |
Gets a value indicating whether this form is displayed modally. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Name |
Gets or sets the name of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Opacity |
Gets or sets the opacity level of the form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| OwnedForms |
Gets an array of System.Windows.Forms.Form objects that represent all forms that are owned by this form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Owner |
Gets or sets the form that owns this form. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Padding |
Gets or sets padding within the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Parent |
Gets or sets the parent container of the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ParentForm |
Gets the form that the container control is assigned to. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ContainerControl.) |
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| PreferredSize |
Gets the size of a rectangular area into which the control can fit. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ProductName |
Gets the product name of the assembly containing the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ProductVersion |
Gets the version of the assembly containing the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| RecreatingHandle |
Gets a value indicating whether the control is currently re-creating its handle. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| Region |
Gets or sets the window region associated with the control. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| ResizeRedraw |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control redraws itself when resized. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| RestoreBounds |
Gets the location and size of the form in its normal window state. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Form.) |
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| Right |
Gets the distance, in pixels, between the right edge of the control and the left edge of its container's client area. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| RightToLeft |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether control's elements are aligned to support locales using right-to-left fonts. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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| RightToLeftLayout |
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether the control and all its child controls are displayed. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.Control.) |
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether the vertical scroll bar is visible. (Inherited from System.Windows.Forms.ScrollableControl.) |
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+++ draft = false date = "2009-02-15T16:04:39-02:00" title = "Using mechanize to process protected Plone pages" tags = ["Python", "cookbook", "Plone"] created = "2009-02-15T15:37:11-02:00" modified = "2009-02-16T11:32:54-02:00" permaLink = "http://play.pixelblaster.ro/blog/archive/2009/02/15/using-mechanize-to-process-protected-pages-from-plone" author = "Tiberiu Ichim" aliases = [ "/blog/archive/2009/02/15/using-mechanize-to-process-protected-pages-from-plone" ] +++
One of my long-running projects involves a workflow where content is produced in a Plone site, with the data later extracted and processed in various ways (including scripting Scribus to layout this data in a book). Initially the site where the content was produced wasn't protected, so I could run a simple urllib script to download the content and process it using lxml. A recent change in the workflow security settings meant this script didn't work anymore and I had to remember how to login into a Plone site using urllib2. Some google searches found me nothing, but I remembered that the zope.testbrowser can be easily used to run a programatical browsing session, complete with cookies support. But trying to install zope.testbrowser standalone in a buildout didn't lend to too much success, due to some dependency problems (and even after I covered for those dependencies, it still broke somewhere in zope.app.testing).
The solution was to use just the mechanize package, on top of which zope.testbrowser is built. mechanize has a slightly different API (more modern) and doesn't do so much handholding as zope.testbrowser, but I only need to process one form. In the end my script looks something like this (the asxmllist page is just an xml page that returns a list of urls to the entities that I want to process):
import lxml.etree import os import os.path import urllib import mechanize loginurl = "http://example.com/login_form" listurl = "http://example.com/asxmllist" def run(): curdir = os.getcwd() datadir = os.path.join(curdir, 'data') if not os.path.exists(datadir): os.makedirs(datadir) b = mechanize.Browser() b.open(loginurl) b.select_form(nr=1) b['__ac_name'] = "username" b['__ac_password'] = "password" b.submit() b.open(listurl) etree = lxml.etree.parse(b.response()) for entry in etree.xpath('//entry'): url = entry.get('url') print "Processing " + url e = lxml.etree.parse(b.open(url + '/asxml')) id = e.find('id').text print "Got entry " + id fpath = os.path.join(datadir, id + '.xml') f = open(fpath, 'w') xml = lxml.etree.tostring(e) f.write(xml) f.close() print "Saved " + fpath if __name__ == "__main__": run()


The City of Austin Open Data Initiative
is committed to an open and transparent government
About the Open Data Initiative
“We operate best, when we are operating in the open. We make better decisions and we build trust that way. And trust is certainly the foundation that allows us to work on behalf of the public. Without that trust we lose legitimacy.”
Spencer Cronk, Austin City Manager
April 2018
The Open Data Team
- Charles Purma, IT Manager
- Anne Whitlocke, IT Business Systems Analyst Senior
- Brad McCarty, IT Business Systems Analyst Senior
- Happiness Kisoso, IT Business Systems Analyst Senior
- Marbenn Cayetano, IT Business Systems Analyst Senior
- Sara Smith, IT Business Systems Analyst Senior
- Ted Lehr, Data Architect
- Wei San Hui, Project Manager
What the Open Data Team Does
- Administer the City of Austin’s Open Data portal
- Create guidance/ suggestions on the City’s open data
- Conduct training for open data Liaisons and Publishers
- Provide consulting to City departments/ publishers and liaisons interested in participating in the Open Data Initiative
- Advocate for the transparency of City data (public and internally)
- Represent and participate in events highlighting the usefulness and benefits of open data
- Work with our community of researchers, businesses and civic organizations to use the data
The Open Data Initiative on the News
Press and interviews about the initiative and projects
Dell Medical School, City of Austin collaborate to improve community health
The Daily Texan
September 6, 2018
Open Data Day with Open Austin 2018
Open Austin
March 21, 2018
Austin Signals Commitment to Open Data
Smart Cities World
June 6, 2018
How Austin Engages and Educates Its Data Liaisons
Socrata, Inc
December 19, 2017
The Open Data Portal
The City of Austin’s open data portal provides access to data and information about your city government. We encourage the use of public data to spark innovation, promote public collaboration, increase government transparency, and inform decision making. Socrata is the software company that powers the open data portal.
Open Data Portal Terms of Use
To learn more about City of Austin Open Data Licensing refer to the link below. learn more
The Open Data Initiative History
On December 11th, 2011, the Austin City Council passed Resolution No. 20111208-074 , commonly known as the Open Data Ordinance. It mandated that the following issues be addressed by the City of Austin:
- Open Data rules and standards
- Open Source Platforms guidelines
- Mobile applications strategies to promote citizen engagement and innovation
- Social media standards.
It put forth four recommends on:
- Develop an Open Government Directive with administrative guidelines on steps to achieve transparency, efficiency, and collaboration
- Identify funding requirements and an implementation timeline for the various elements of the recommends ons
- Participate in a national dialogue on standards for Open Data Initiatives at the municipal level
- Report bi-monthly to the Council Emerging Technology and Telecommunications Committee
Two years later, on August 26, 2013, an Open Government Direct was published, reiterating a commitment to Open Government, which outlined specific steps for the City Departments:
- It called for an Open Data Catalog within 60 days
- Identification and publication of high value datasets within 75 days
- A mechanism for public feedback and licensing among other objectives
- It also required the City to create an Open Government Plan with 120 days to outline how each department would develop transparency, public Participation, and collaboration
The plan laid out guidelines for the process of utilizing accessible and emerging technology and tools; along with guidelines and a timeline for creating an enabling policy framework for Open Government.
On April 8, 2015, Marc Ott, the City Manager at the time published another Directive, the City of Austin Open Data Initiative 2.0. The directive set a timeline for 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days, and ongoing, in “order to change how government works, provide more effective services, drive data-informed decision-making, and promote economic development opportunities, all departments and offices within the City of Austin are required to take the following steps to Participate in the City’s Open Data Initiative 2.0 that will begin with the issuance of this memorandum.”
Within 30 days the Initiative called for an Identification on of Open Liaisons for each department and an inventory of known data managed and maintained by each department. Within 60 days the directive called for liaisons and department directors to participate in workshops, public outreach to deter- mine interest areas and departmental plans and schedules for publishing to the Open Data Portal. With- in 90 days the directive set a goal to publish at least three datasets per department, create plans for each Department over the next 12 months, and create a scorecard system to determine participation.
Policy Documents
- Open Government Resolution by City Council - December 8, 2011
- City of Austin Open Government Directive - August 26, 2013
- Austin Government Online Audit - August 2013


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Hi! I'm Sean. I'm a computer science student at SFSU with a mission of uplifting and empowering other San Francisco State University students. I started my university experience at a community college and understand the difficulty of getting into the industry. Some of my interests include rock climbing, jogging, riding my motorcycle and sleeping. Feel free to reach out!


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Tournament Details
The tournament will consist of two stages.
The first stage, is a Round Robin that will be used to classify the participants for the second stage. The second stage is the Playoffs.
Round Robin Stage
In the Round Robin, every player will play one Match against every other player exactly once.
A match consists of several games after which a match winner is declared.
Prerequisites for a Match
Player must prepare four Decks of four different classes.
Decks have restrictions, please see Deck restrictions below for more details.
Just before the start of the Match, each player Bans one and only one deck of this choosing of the opposing players four decks.
Start of a Match
Each deck represents a Hearthstone character, therefore Players have 3 heros to do battle in a given Match.
Each player chooses their starting hero deck and a normal Hearthstone game begins.

The player with the dead hero can no longer use him again in this match and needs to bring forward the next Hero of his choosing to continue the match.
The winning player continues with his hero and a new game is started.
The match continues until one player has killed all three of the opponents heros, that player is declaired the match winner.
End of match
After the match is ended all heros are resurrected, including the banned hero, and a match can begin with another player.
Playoffs stage
Playoffs will use the rankings acquired from the round robin to seed the players. Ex: Four players participate in the round robin. The First place winner will play against the fourth place, and second against the third in single elimination match format.
Deck Restrictions
Card Points Restrictions
The deck must be build using a card point system. The Hearthstone disenchant value is used for the points. That is:
40 points for a Common card
100 points for a Rare card
400 points for an Epic card
1600 points for an Legendary card
Basic cards have no value and can be used at will.
Deck restrictions for future consideration
Female characters cards only
Human characters cards only
Non-Human characters cards only
Spell and Taunt cards only
Common and Basic cards only
First hearthstone tournament deck restrictions
For our first tournament we will start with a simple 1500 Points Restriction.


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This file contains the logic for the anchor links.
[Deprecated]
The name of the built-in template to use to render the documentation.
js
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js_offline
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Path to a custom Jinja2 template file.
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Whether to render table of contents.
Whether to display examples as YAML instead of JSON
Generate HTML ids for anchor links without special characters (keep only letters, digits, _
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Markdown 2 options for the descriptions. description_is_markdown
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"tables": null,
"break-on-newline": true,
"cuddled-lists": true
}
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if false, use text instead
if true generate heading numbers to correspond to table of contents.
if false, do not generate heading numbers
if true generate array restrictions section.
if false, do not generate


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Across my career I have worked with several different technologies, created many web projects and SaaS solutions, developed
several mobile apps and learned a few programming languages.
I am a true passionate when it comes to Technology.
This is a full SaaS solution and Hybrid mobile apps, for finding professionals of all areas, and inserting your own services, with an integrated payment solution (PagSeguro) and geolocation, to sort services by distance.
This is a PWA solution, and the same codebase was used to generate the SaaS website, Android app and iOS app.
This application used Ionic 3 with Angular 4 for the mobile apps and PWA.
Backend: Firebase, NodeJS (Microservices) and Firebase Authentication.
SaaS solution for product management, supplier’s payment chain and financial reporting.
Used for controlling all audio metadata of the company, supplier's info, client's infos and generating all financial reports,
by parsing data from more than 30 different digital stores across the world.
Backend: Java with Spring Boot, Spring authentication, Tomcat and MySQL Database
Frontend: Thymeleaf, Bootstrap and jQuery
Music streaming service (like Spotify) targeted for Brazilian Funk music.
It has a native Android app as well as a native iOS app.
It also has a web admin UI to support the app.
Native Android development using Java.
iOS development using Swift.
Web application used AngularJS and Bootstrap CSS for frontend and Java with Spring Boot, custom authentication, Tomcat and MySQL Database for Backend
This is a JSON generator application, that can be consumed by any kind of mobile apps. It is composed of 3 parts: Admin: used by the system administrator, to create all the fields the apps is going to have, including text, images and dates. Owner: used by the owner of the app so he can add contents, using the fields created by the sysadmin. JSON rest service: Used to automatically generate a JSON output, with the contents generated by the owner.
Frontend: AngularJS, Bootstrap CSS and jQuery UI
Backend: Java with Spring Boot, custom authentication, Tomcat and MySQL Database
This is simple and fun puzzle game, developed for Android and iOS.
You have to tie all the pins with the rope, collect stars and play with colored, moving and actionable pins.
The game contains InApp purchases and can display ADs, to generate revenue.
Game was developed using Unity engine, and coded in C#
Android game
This is a hybrid app for both Android and iOS. Users can view the best drink promotions nearby,
so that they can buy a drink for the best price.
Drinks are listed by distance, using device's geolocation. Promotions can be posted by the administrators or by other users.
Mobile apps used Ionic, AngularJS and Cordova
Backend: Java with Spring Boot and MongoDB Database
This is a custom authentication module. It is used to authenticate and authorize users, trough an ACL of permission. It was designed to be a modular directive, so that it can be added to any Angular project by simply adding the <bm-auth> custom html element.
Module used AngularJS
Backend: Java with Spring Boot an custom Spring authentication
This is a medical application for helping users understand and identify problems related to dry eye.
It also has a specific area for helping doctors identifying the condition.
This app is consuming the JSON content from JSON generator above.
Native Android development using Java.
iOS development using Objective C
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I've worked with some teachers who are having trouble organizing the various Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides that they're making. Google Drive allows you to organize all your Docs, Sheets, Slides into folders, just like you've always done with files on your previous computers.
Here's a picture that shows what a well-organized Google Drive looks like:
A disorganized Google Drive doesn't have folders. Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and other files are just randomly placed in the Drive.
 You can tell there's folders by looking at the icon just to the left of the folder names, like "2014-2015" and "504 ELA". If I click on the folders, I'll find my Google files all organized nicely inside of these folders.
In the second picture, you can see there's Google Docs, Forms, Sheets, and other files that are just sitting disorganized in my Drive. This makes it hard to keep track of the files. You can tell these are Google Docs, Forms, and Sheets by seeing the blue, green, and purple square icons next to the file names.
Organizing your files into folders make it's easier to find similar files. You want to organize your Google Drive like the first pic, not the second pic, and the next section will show you how...
I made an amazing YouTube video tutorial to show you how to setup those folders. Check it out below!
These are just the basics of how you can use folders in Google Drive to help organize your life. If you want to learn about some more ways, checkout this link:. http://www.alicekeeler.com/teachertech/2015/04/27/10-tips-for-folders-in-google-drive/


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