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I'm currently working on a new application for a plastic surgery clinic : "Aestethics+". More news about this when the specs/prototype is finished. I twill be compliant with the international standards...
A small screenshot of an early prototype (click to enlarge):
Also, in order to prevent forgetting appointements, tasks etc... I've acquired myself a new device called a P910i. It's a hybrid GSM/PDA, but in a reasonable form factor. It certainly has improved my life a lot. Unlike any other smartphones/pda's, this one has 3 input methods : a touchscreen, a (very small) keyboard, and a virtual (=onscreen) keyboard.
Syncronisation happens automagicly everythime I put the phone in the docking station, so I will not forget any appointements, mails, contacts or tasks..
I am currently looking for opportunities using this phone, so more news might be on the way
If you would like to have one too, please contact me...


MixedUp is a simple learning tool. In MixedUp you must convert fractions to mixed numbers or vice versa. For each correct conversion you score 1 point.
Installation of MixedUp is like installing any other Palm OS program:
When the synchronization is done you will have a 'MixedUp' icon in the Unfiled category on your Palm PDA. Feel free to move MixedUp to another category.
Depending on the quiz type you have to fill in blanks on either side of the equal sign. In the screen shot shown you have to reduce 13 / 10 to mixed numbers (1 3/10). Sometimes the fraction is not properly reduced ... Enter your answer in the boxes and then tap Check to check your answer.
By tapping the text in the upper right corner you bring up the preferences dialog. The Quiz Type can be either Fractions or Mixed numbers. When selecting Fractions you have to convert a mixed number to a fraction. When selection Mixed numbers you have to convert a (perhaps unreduced) fraction to a mixed number. The Denominator specifies the magnitude of the reduced version of a fraction or mixed number. By setting the Level to Beginner you only have to enter one number. On the Advanced level you have to enter all numbers for the particular quiz.


This is an empty TRC plugin that demonstrates calling PluginMain().
Congraulations! You made your first TRC plugin. Here's a gold star.


For the last three years I have been working for a non-profit as a housing counselor. On a daily basis over the phone I spoke with distressed homeowners, from all over the nation, about their hardship, financial difficulties, and how they could resolve their situation. While you would think, doing something over the phone would eliminate stereo types, with a name like Matias Meneses and being young
to discuss mortgages, I faced a fair amount of stereo type threat.
In my conversations with clients, I would often be told Wow, you speak English good
. (When I actually speak English WELL) I was born, raised and educated in the United States but I was often stereotyped, by my name, to be a non-English speaker. Other times I would have people question my age. How old are you?
. This stereotype of my younger age usually meant that they thought my knowledge was invalid or my experience was moot, even though I have faced my own struggles and have help literally hundreds of family avoid foreclosure.
I would combat there stereo types and the feeling of my blood boiling by using empathy. I would put myself in their shoes. Maybe they have not had much exposure to Latinos within the United States. Maybe media is giving them a poor idea of what to expect. This allowed me to continue with confidence and show more of myself to the person knowing that this type of exposure is what helps to squash those negative stereotypes.


Salvation Army Angle Tree Program needs help
by WFTX Digital TeamLEE COUNTY, Fla. — The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program needs help.
Hundreds of Angels have been unclaimed, and 1, 000 gifts still have not been returned.
The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program provides Christmas toys and new clothes, to more than 4,000 “Angels” because no child should be forgotten on Christmas morning.
The Angel Tree Program, along with the Red Kettle Campaign, is one of The Salvation Army’s highest-profile Christmas efforts.
The program is still in urgent need of gifts and clothing for children from newborns to 2 years of age and ages 6-12.
Angels are available for adoption at The Edison Mall, The Salvation Army Family Stores and online.
For more information about adopting a child through the Angel Tree Program, click here .


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Condor is a computer science school designed to expose young students to computer science at an early age to give them an edge as they start their college career. Our goal is to cover similar material taught in most introductory and intermediate university computers science courses.
At Condor, we not only want to teach students how to code, but we want to teach them real world computer science skills at an early age. These skills will give students a leg up over their peers if they decide to major in computer science, engineering, or business in college.
With one-on-one sessions with Condor teachers, students ask questions and work through examples with the guidance of their teacher. Teachers can tailor each session to their student's specific needs.
Ryan Kelly is the founder of Condor Coding Academy. Kelly graduated from the University of Michigan in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Computer Science with Honors, including Summa Cum Laude.
Kelly has real world coding experience with internships and full-time positions with financial firms Magnetar Capital and Chicago Trading Company.
Feel free to contact us for more information or to schedule a lesson at:
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% load url from future %} {% load i18n %} {% load account %} {% block bodydata %} class="login" {% endblock %} {% block title %} | Email confirmation{% endblock %} {% block main %}
Please confirm that {{ confirmation.email_address.email }} is an e-mail address for user {{ confirmation.email_address.user.display_name }}.
{% else %} {% url 'account_email' as email_url %}This email confirmation link expired or is invalid. Please issue a new e-mail confirmation request.
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CMPolyShape Class Reference
Overview
A poly shape is a shape that consists of a number of vertices that make up the object. Please note to specify the vertices in a clock-wise maner.
Tasks
Initialization
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- initWithBody:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. The NSArray must be filled with string with the following formatting: {x,y} (including the brackets) -
- initWithBody:numberOfVertices:offset:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. -
- initWithBody:numberOfVertices:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. -
- initWithBody:numberOfVertices:firstVertice:withParameters:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. -
- initWithBody:numberOfVertices:offset:firstVertice:withParameters:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices.
Instance Methods
initWithBody:numberOfVertices:firstVertice:withParameters:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices.
- (id)initWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody numberOfVertices:(int)numberOfVertices firstVertice:(cpVect)firstVertice withParameters:(va_list)vaVerticesList
Parameters
- cmBody
- the body to wich this shape is associated.
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points this poly consists of.
- firstVertice
- the first coordinate of the vertice
- vaVerticesList
- a va_list containing the rest of the coordinates of the vertices
Declared In
CMPolyShape.h
initWithBody:numberOfVertices:offset:firstVertice:withParameters:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices.
- (id)initWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody numberOfVertices:(int)numberOfVertices offset:(cpVect)offset firstVertice:(cpVect)firstVertice withParameters:(va_list)vaVerticesList
Parameters
- cmBody
- the body to wich this shape is associated.
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points this poly consists of. @paran offset the offset of the shapoe in relation to the body.
- firstVertice
- the first coordinate of the vertice
- vaVerticesList
- a va_list containing the rest of the coordinates of the vertices
Declared In
CMPolyShape.h
initWithBody:numberOfVertices:offset:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices.
- (id)initWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody numberOfVertices:(int)numberOfVertices offset:(cpVect)offset vertices:(cpVect)vertices
Parameters
- cmBody
- the body to wich this shape is associated.
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points this poly consists of.
- offset
- the offset of the shape in relation to the body.
- vertices
- the coordinates of the vertices
- ...
- the rest of the vertices
Declared In
CMPolyShape.h
initWithBody:numberOfVertices:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices.
- (id)initWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody numberOfVertices:(int)numberOfVertices vertices:(cpVect)vertices
Parameters
- cmBody
- the body to wich this shape is associated.
- numberOfVertices
- the number of points this poly consists of.
- vertices
- the coordinates of the vertices
- ...
- the rest of the vertices.
Declared In
CMPolyShape.h
initWithBody:vertices:
Constructs a new poly shape with the specified vertices. The NSArray must be filled with string with the following formatting: {x,y} (including the brackets)
- (id)initWithBody:(CMBody *)cmBody vertices:(NSArray *)vertices
Parameters
- cmBody
- the body to wich this shape is associated.
- vertices
- an array containing the vertices.
Declared In
CMPolyShape.h


KULL THE CONQUEROR (Universal) Starring: Kevin Sorbo, Tia Carrere, Karina Lombard, Thomas Ian Griffith, Litefoot. Screenplay: Charles Edward Pogue, based on characters created by Robert E. Howard. Producer: Raffaella DeLaurentiis. Director: John Nicolella.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I was feeling a bit under-prepared as I walked into KULL THE CONQUEROR. After all, I had never seen a minute of the syndicated series "Hercules: The Legendary Journies," and consequently I was completely unfamiliar with the work of Kevin Sorbo. What sort of action hero would this fellow be? Did he have the stuff to make it on the big screen? What sort of appeal could he bring to a creation of Robert E. Howard, who also created that _other_ barbarian, a surly chap named Conan?
Well, Sorbo's got the goods, all right, and he shows them off in the surprisingly high-spirited KULL THE CONQUEROR. He plays the title character, a barbarian warrior whose attempt to join the royal guard of the kingdom of Valusia is rebuffed by the nasty captain Taligaro (Thomas Ian Griffith). Instead, Kull ends up with an even better job in Valusia: as the king lies dying from a wound Kull has inflicted, the monarch names his murderer as his successor. This wee departure from the rules of succession makes Kull rather unpopular with some who would see themselves on the throne, including Taligaro himself and a demon sorceress named Akivasha (Tia Carrere) who sees to it that she becomes Kull's queen. Only a fortune-telling slave girl (Karina Lombard) and a benevolent holy man (Litefoot) can help save Kull's life and his crown.
Standard sword-and-sorcery stuff, to be sure, but for a while KULL provides enough satisfying spins to the material to keep you grinning. Director John Nicolella adds some amusing bits of business, like the triumphant and newly-crowned Kull receiving discreet advice from his protocol minister to hold his scepter in the other hand. He also gets a lot of mileage out of the year's prime contender for Incongruous Casting Choice of 1997, Harvey Fierstein as an old pirate pal of Kull's.
Most of all there is Kevin Sorbo, he of the prominent and prominently featured pectoral muscles. Sorbo leaps into the role with enthusiastic good humor, deciding he's going to find the pleasure in playing the hero. It would have been easy to play KULL as camp, to keep winking at the audience to make sure we understood he's really in on the joke. Rather than making fun of the genre, Sorbo opts for finding the fun _in_ the genre. The result is the kind of energetic action which evokes Richard Lester's Musketeer films, with Sorbo providing considerably more than mere pecs appeal.
KULL THE CONQUEROR appears to have so much going for it early on that the final half hour comes as a crashing disappointment. All the energy leaks out of the film, the pacing abruptly drops to a crawl, and the appealing riff on creaky fantasy motifs gives way to creaky fantasy motifs. Every line of dialogue becomes a piece of exposition, explaining everything twice so that even the most obtuse viewer might be able to keep up. Chances are they may not want to, though, not with the narrative reduced to resolving a second-rate "Dungeons and Dragons" scenario. Sorbo's efforts deserve better; he gives KULL the charismatic spark a good adventure needs. Now it's time to catch up on the Sorbo oeuvre. Anyone know when the season premiere of "Hercules" might be?
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 barbarians at the gate: 6.
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This function interprets the locktime for the given transaction, and returns the block height before which this tx cannot be published.
This function interprets the locktime for the given transaction, and returns the block height before which this tx cannot be published. By convention in bitcoin, depending of the value of locktime it might be a number of blocks or a number of seconds since epoch. This function does not support the case when the locktime is a number of seconds that is not way in the past. NB: We use this property in lightning to store data in this field.
the block height before which this tx cannot be published.
the number of confirmations of the tx parent before which it can be published
minimal encoding of a number into a script element: - OP_0 to OP_16 if 0 <= n <= 16 - OP_PUSHDATA(encodeNumber(n)) otherwise
minimal encoding of a number into a script element: - OP_0 to OP_16 if 0 <= n <= 16 - OP_PUSHDATA(encodeNumber(n)) otherwise
input number
a script element that represents n
a script witness that matches the msig 2-of-2 pubkey script for pubkey1 and pubkey2
If local publishes its commit tx where there was a local->remote htlc, then remote uses this script to claim its funds using a payment preimage (consumes htlcOffered script from commit tx)
If local publishes its commit tx where there was a remote->local htlc, then remote uses this script to claim its funds after timeout (consumes htlcReceived script from commit tx)
This is the witness script of the 2nd-stage HTLC Success transaction (consumes htlcOffered script from commit tx)
This is the witness script of the 2nd-stage HTLC Timeout transaction (consumes htlcReceived script from commit tx)
This witness script spends a toLocalDelayed output using a local sig after a delay
This witness script spends (steals) a toLocalDelayed output using a revocation key as a punishment for having published a revoked transaction
Created by PM on 02/12/2016.


MutablePair(first: A, second: B)
A mutable version of the Pair class.
Author bright_spark
Since 2.2.5


Changes can be filtered to not trigger a build; if none of the files within a change match a Java pattern (regular expression) listed, the build is filtered.
For example, with the following regular expressions:
//depot/main/tests.*
//depot/main/src/.*\.cpp
//depot/main/build/.*(?:\.rb|\.py|\.bat|Jenkinsfile)
//depot/main/lib/(?!Lib1|Lib2).*
Case A (change will not be filtered, as these files match our first pattern on "tests"):
Files:
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//depot/main/tests/001/index.xml
Case B (Be careful with incomplete file paths! Change will NOT be filtered,
as this file matches a pattern which was likely intended as describing a "tests/" directory.)
Files:
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Case C (change will NOT be filtered, as all files match our fourth pattern looking for script files in 'build/'):
Files:
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Files:
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Files:
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DateTime
A combination of date and time of day in the form [-]CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss[Z|(+|-)hh:mm] (see Chapter 5.4 of ISO 8601).
Usage: Between 10 and 100 domains
- Leave public feedback on this term 💬
- Check for open issues.
- 'DateTime' is mentioned in layer: core
Instances of DateTime may appear as values for the following properties
| Property | On Types | Description |
|---|---|---|
arrivalTime
|
BusTrip or TrainTrip or Flight | The expected arrival time. |
availabilityEnds
|
Offer or Demand | The end of the availability of the product or service included in the offer. |
availabilityStarts
|
Offer or Demand | The beginning of the availability of the product or service included in the offer. |
availableFrom
|
DeliveryEvent | When the item is available for pickup from the store, locker, etc. |
availableThrough
|
DeliveryEvent | After this date, the item will no longer be available for pickup. |
bookingTime
|
Reservation | The date and time the reservation was booked. |
checkinTime
|
LodgingReservation | The earliest someone may check into a lodging establishment. |
checkoutTime
|
LodgingReservation | The latest someone may check out of a lodging establishment. |
coverageEndTime
|
LiveBlogPosting | The time when the live blog will stop covering the Event. Note that coverage may continue after the Event concludes. |
coverageStartTime
|
LiveBlogPosting | The time when the live blog will begin covering the Event. Note that coverage may begin before the Event's start time. The LiveBlogPosting may also be created before coverage begins. |
datasetTimeInterval
|
Dataset | The range of temporal applicability of a dataset, e.g. for a 2011 census dataset, the year 2011 (in ISO 8601 time interval format). Supersedes temporal. |
dateCreated
|
DataFeedItem or CreativeWork | The date on which the CreativeWork was created or the item was added to a DataFeed. |
dateDeleted
|
DataFeedItem | The datetime the item was removed from the DataFeed. |
dateIssued
|
Ticket | The date the ticket was issued. |
dateModified
|
DataFeedItem or CreativeWork | The date on which the CreativeWork was most recently modified or when the item's entry was modified within a DataFeed. |
departureTime
|
BusTrip or TrainTrip or Flight | The expected departure time. |
doorTime
|
Event | The time admission will commence. |
dropoffTime
|
RentalCarReservation | When a rental car can be dropped off. |
endTime
|
FoodEstablishmentReservation or Action | The endTime of something. For a reserved event or service (e.g. FoodEstablishmentReservation), the time that it is expected to end. For actions that span a period of time, when the action was performed. e.g. John wrote a book from January to *December*. Note that Event uses startDate/endDate instead of startTime/endTime, even when describing dates with times. This situation may be clarified in future revisions. |
expectedArrivalFrom
|
ParcelDelivery | The earliest date the package may arrive. |
expectedArrivalUntil
|
ParcelDelivery | The latest date the package may arrive. |
modifiedTime
|
Reservation | The date and time the reservation was modified. |
orderDate
|
Order | Date order was placed. |
ownedFrom
|
OwnershipInfo | The date and time of obtaining the product. |
ownedThrough
|
OwnershipInfo | The date and time of giving up ownership on the product. |
paymentDueDate
|
Order or Invoice | The date that payment is due. Supersedes paymentDue. |
pickupTime
|
TaxiReservation or RentalCarReservation | When a taxi will pickup a passenger or a rental car can be picked up. |
scheduledTime
|
PlanAction | The time the object is scheduled to. |
startTime
|
FoodEstablishmentReservation or Action | The startTime of something. For a reserved event or service (e.g. FoodEstablishmentReservation), the time that it is expected to start. For actions that span a period of time, when the action was performed. e.g. John wrote a book from *January* to December. Note that Event uses startDate/endDate instead of startTime/endTime, even when describing dates with times. This situation may be clarified in future revisions. |
validFrom
|
PriceSpecification or OpeningHoursSpecification or Permit or Offer or Demand | The date when the item becomes valid. |
validThrough
|
PriceSpecification or OpeningHoursSpecification or Offer or Demand | The end of the validity of offer, price specification, or opening hours data. |
webCheckinTime
|
Flight | The time when a passenger can check into the flight online. |
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@import models.products.Sale @import models.help_models.Brand @(form: Form[Sale], brands: List[Brand], years: List[Integer]) @admin.admin("New Car Tires for Sale") {
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API Documentation
Do you want to incorporate GuardMap in your app?
Pushing Live Updates to GuardMap
HTTP request: POST https://www.guard-map.herokuapp.com/api/push
Required Properties
- time_created (UTC time, date object) : The time of incident
- lat : The latitude of incident location
- long : The longitude of incident location
- severity : The severity ranking of the incident. See below table for more details
Severity Rankings
- Shooting 10
- Assault 7
- Arson 5
- Burglary 5
- Robbery 5
- Theft 5
- Vandalism 3
- Other 2
If you are a government institution or non-profit organization that would like to contribute to this project, then please contact us at guardmap.hackforchange@gmail.com


This implementation of the C++ Standard Library conforms to ISO/IEC 14882:2003 -- International Standard for Information Systems -- Programming Language C++. In addition, this implementation conforms to a subset of the requirements of the following standards:
ISO/IEC 9899
Programming languages -- C
ISO/IEC 10967-1
Information technology -- Language independent arithmetic -- Part 1: Integer and floating point arithmetic
ISO/IEC 10646-1
Information technology -- Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character Set (UCS)
ISO/IEC 559 (same as IEEE 754)
Binary floating-point arithmetic for microprocessor systems
ISO/IEC 9945-1 (same as IEEE Std 1003.1)
Information technology -- Portable Operating System Interface (POSIX)
ISO 8601
Data elements and interchange formats -- Information interchange -- Representation of dates and times
ISO/IEC 8859-1 through -7
Information technology -- 8-bit single-byte coded graphic character sets -- Parts 1 - 7
ISO/IEC 2022
Information technology -- Character code structure and extension techniques
At the end of each entry, the section Standards Conformance gives the section of the C++ Standard along with any other relevant standards from which the entry derives.
In some cases, this implementation of the C++ Standard Library provides extensions to enhance functionality and usability. These extensions are highlighted where they occur. See Appendix B for a complete list of extensions provided by this implementation.
NOTE -- Compilers may not support all the language features necessary to implement certain facilities of the Standard. Those facilities may be implemented differently or not at all in this implementation. For all implementation-specific details, please see the readme file that was installed with this product.


Simple Address Book
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This UI toolkit is a highly-modular design system for rapid web page development. It contains different materials that can be assembled into more complex page layouts.
This guide contains real working examples, code snippets, documentation, and style guidelines.
Start by adding the following files to your page:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/toolkit/styles/toolkit.css">
<script src="assets/toolkit/scripts/toolkit.js"></script>
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Eleanor Summerfield (born 1921-03-07[ref]) has appeared in 8 episodes between 1968-1987. Eleanor Summerfield on IMDB. Eleanor Summerfield on Wikipedia.
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public interface VariableContext
Resolves variable bindings within an XPath expression.
Variables within an XPath expression are denoted using
notation such as $varName
or
$nsPrefix:varName
, and may
refer to a Boolean
, Double
, String
,
node-set (List
) or individual XML node.
When a variable is bound to a node-set, the
actual Java object returned should be a java.util.List
containing XML nodes from the object-model (e.g. dom4j, JDOM, DOM, etc.)
being used with the XPath.
A variable may validly be assigned the null
value,
but an unbound variable (one that this context does not know about)
should cause an UnresolvableException
to be thrown.
Implementations of this interface should implement Serializable
.
SimpleVariableContext
,
NamespaceContext
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Object |
getVariableValue(String namespaceURI,
String prefix,
String localName)
An implementation should return the value of an XPath variable based on the namespace URI and local name of the variable-reference expression. |
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Object getVariableValue(String namespaceURI, String prefix, String localName) throws UnresolvableException
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namespaceURI
- the namespace URI to which the prefix parameter
is bound in the XPath expression. If the variable
reference expression had no prefix, the namespace
URI is null
.prefix
- the prefix that was used in the variable reference
expression; this value is ignored and has no effectlocalName
- the local name of the variable-reference
expression. If there is no prefix, then this is
the whole name of the variable.
null
)
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Scenes
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Settings
Scene deleted.
Light removed.
All lights included.
New RFID-Tag available.
Lights
{{sharedScope.state.lights[sharedScope.state.scenes[helpers.urlId].lights[id].light].name}}
Do you want to remove the light "{{sharedScope.state.lights[helpers.urlId].name}}"?
YES
NO
Do you want to remove the light "{{sharedScope.state.lights[scenes.selectedLightId].name}}"?
YES
NO
This scene will be deleted completely.
delete scene
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This scene will be deleted completely.
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Which lights should be added?
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Flipkart Pvt Ltd. is an Indian electronic commerce company based in Bengaluru, India. Founded by Rohit Ahuja ,Bhavish Rohilla ,Deepak Bhamla and Aditya Yadav in 2019, the company initially focused on book sales, before expanding into other product categories such as consumer electronics, fashion, and lifestyle products. The service competes primarily with Amazon' s Indian subsidiary, and the domestic rival Snapdeal.[5][6] as of March 2017, Flipkart held a 39.5% market share of India's e-commerce industry.[7] Flipkart is significantly dominant in the sale of apparel (a position that was bolstered by its acquisitions of Myntra and Jabong.com), and was described as being "neck and neck" with Amazon in the sale of electronics and mobile phones.[8] Flipkart also owns PhonePe, a mobile payments service based on the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). In August 2018, U.S.-based retail chain Walmart acquired a 77% controlling stake in Flipkart for US$16 billion, valuing it at $22 billion.
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CA Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Web: http://www.technicat.com/ |
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Objective Seeking challenging projects utilizing innovative software to create enriched consumer experiences, with a particular interest in open-source programming and the convergence of internet, multimedia, and wireless technologies.
| Career Two decades of software development experience in a variety of roles, with projects spanning interactive entertainment, wireless internet, computer graphics, semiconductors and defense. |
Education
Bachelors degree in computer science and engineering from the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a masters degree in
computer science from Johns Hopkins University.
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| technicat | Consulting | Huntington Beach, CA |
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Principal
April 2002-Present |
Providing software development, project management, production planning, game design and writing services. White paper published by the Nintendo Software Development Support Group. Open-source contributions to the Java FO-to-RTF (JFOR) and PS/2 Linux projects. |
| Hyper Entertainment | Location-based entertainment spin-off from Sony. | Burbank, CA |
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Senior Game Programmer
January 2001-June 2001 |
HyperBowl Lead programmer for attraction game installed in locations such as GameWorks, Jillians and the Sony Metreon. Optimized renderer, provided Mirai/GameExchange support, DirectSound fixes, Direct3D compatibility with latest nVidia graphics cards. Released arcade and French versions in May 2001. Java Swing, XML, Visual C++. |
| Univessence Digital Productions | Multimedia technology and production studio | Culver City, CA |
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Consultant
October 2000-January 2001 |
Chief architect for a wireless information network. Windows CE, Visio. CAMPA Prototyped web collaboration tools using Java Swing and Mozilla . |
| Neomar | Wireless internet startup | San Francisco, CA |
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Technical Lead
December 1999-July 2000 |
Co-lead for development, from design to deployment in five months, of a WAP gateway supporting handheld devices such as RIM, Palm. Responsible for HTTP, transcoder, security and management implementation. Integrated Certicom SSL, JavaMail, JMX, JSSE, JTAPI. Performed web testing using Squid. Launched in May 2000 for the Motient wireless service. Unicode, XML, servlets, JProbe, SNMP, SAX. |
stock certificate
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| Digital Chameleon | Computer graphics startup | Los Angeles, CA |
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Vice President of Technology
January 1998-September 1998 |
Character Animation System Led development of a Java-based behavioral animation application on SGI Irix and Windows NT. Java Swing, Magician, NWorld, Nendo, JProbe, InstallShield for Java, Rainbow Sentinel LM, Acclaim mocap, Biovision mocap. |
CAS screenshot
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Consultant
September 1997-December 1997 |
Operating officer in a startup developing 3D graphics and animation products targeting film visual effects and game development. |
| Nichimen Graphics | Computer graphics startup | Los Angeles, CA |
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Consultant
August 1997-November 1998 |
Mirai Implemented tessellator, debugged Win32 issues and multithreading bugs with nVidia graphics drivers. | |
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Manager of Core Software
June 1996-July 1997 |
NWorld 3.2/FastTrack Responsible for core technology components and multi-platform support. Led a group of five programmers developing the company's first PC product, demonstrated at I/ITSEC and Siggraph, and completed within fifteen months. Liaison with graphics hardware ISV's and middleware vendors, including Intergraph, 3Dlabs, and Sun Microsystems. InstallShield, Visual C++, Win32. NWorld 3.1 Maintenance release, supporting SGI Octane and O2 platforms. Group manager responsible for all core libraries, including 3D rendering, image processing, licensing, installer, user interface and file system. Flexlm, libtiff. | |
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Member of Technical Staff
December 1995-May 1996 |
NWorld 3.0 Replaced the IrisGL-based rendering and user-interface libraries with an OpenGL implementation, supporting SGI Impact and Indigo platforms. Allegro Common Lisp. NWorld 2.1 Systems programmer for a 3D modelling and animation package targeted at game development and visual effects for film. Fixed IrisGL compatibility problems with newly-introduced SGI Impact systems running IGLOO, the IrisGL emulator implemented in OpenGL. |
| BBN | Research and development | Cambridge, MA |
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Software Engineer
February 1994-November 1995 |
ARGUS 2.0-3.0 Development of a target signature database for the National Target/Threat Signatures Data System. secret clearance, Allegro Common Lisp, Cronus, SunOS, Solaris, HP-UX, HTML, CERN httpd, Perl, Tcl, Expect. |
| Science Applications International | Government/military contractor | Columbia, MD |
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Software Engineer
January 1993-January 1994 |
Warbreaker Migrated DIS platform to a C++-based networking library, VR-link in time for an exercise within two months. Maritime Synthetic Theater of War Developed and integrated Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) components for wide-area networked military simulations at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, deployed within five months. secret clearance, Perl, C, Lucid Common Lisp, SunOS. |
ARPA commendation
APL commendation SAIC commendation letter of appreciation letter of appreciation |
| AURA | University astronomy consortium | Baltimore, MD |
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Software Engineer
October 1990-May 1992 |
Proposal Entry Processor Developed proposal processing software for astronomers working with the Hubble Space Telescope at the Space Telescope Science Institute. Perl, sed, awk, elisp, Common Lisp. |
NASA commendation
Hubble space aliens |
| Interval Logic | Supply-chain management startup | Menlo Park, CA |
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Senior Principal Software Engineer
April 1998-December 1999 |
Leverage for Scheduling 3.2 Technical lead for group of five programmers developing all desktop and web interfaces, installation and licensing components. Leverage for Scheduling 3.1 Technical lead for group of three programmers developing web, ActiveX and installer and licensing components of an automation system for semiconductor manufacturing. TogetherJ, Optimizeit, Java Swing, Metamata, Rainbow Sentinel, SourceSafe, Visio, MS Project. Leverage for Scheduling 3.0 Packaged a distributed manufacturing scheduling system for semiconductor fabs with Installshield and ObjectStore. | |
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Senior Software Engineer
December 1998-April 1999 |
Leverage for Planning 4.2 Optimized semiconductor fabrication planning system using TclPro and TclJava. |
commendation letter
fast food employee of the month |
| MIT | Cambridge, MA |
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Research Specialist
September 1989-September 1990 |
Database Accelerator Developed simulators and sample applications for a content-addressable memory (CAM) at the Microsystems Technology Laboratory. Macintosh Common Lisp , Think C. Content-Addressable Parallel Processor Developed simulator and cross-compiler for a SIMD parallel processor based on CAM units with conditional writes. Implemented image-processing algorithms. Xlib, Ultrix. |
| Texas Instruments | Fortune 500 company | Dallas, TX |
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Member of Technical Staff
May 1988-August 1989 |
DROID Development of a VLSI CAD system applied to products such as TI DRAM's. Responsible for technology library, routing and layout modules. TI Explorer, Zetalisp. |
| Johns Hopkins University | Baltimore, MD |
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Ph.D. Candidate
September 1993-January 1994 |
Courses Automata and functional programming. Tutor Volunteer computer instruction for disabled children at Learning Independence through Computers. | |
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M.S. Computer Science
September 1992-January 1993 |
Courses Algorithms, string-matching, machine vision and computer language theory. Research Assistant User interfaces for artificial intelligence planning systems at the NASA Ames Research Center. Teaching Assistant Teaching assistant for Computer Literacy undergraduate course. Tutor Volunteer instructor for children in the Johns Hopkins University Tutorial Project. |
| Southern Methodist University | Dallas, TX |
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Graduate Studies
June 1988-August 1988 |
Courses Graph theory and software engineering. |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Cambridge, MA |
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Graduate Studies
February 1990-May 1991 |
Courses Computer architecture. | |
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S.B. Computer Science and Engineering
September 1984-May 1988 |
Thesis: Exploiting Parallelism in Game-Playing Programs. Explored parallel game search algorithms on a 33-processor Lisp machine. Research Assistant User interface for START natural language system and implementation of PLOT3D machine vision tool on Symbolics Lisp machines at the MIT AI Laboratory. System Administrator Installed and maintained hardware and software systems at the MIT Advanced Study Program Technical Sales Consultant Technical sales and service at MIT Microcomputer Center. Technical Writer Authored technical press releases for Hennessie Public Relations. |
diploma
Phil, Jr. |
| Iowa State University | Ames, IA |
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Intern
June 1983-August 1983 |
Chemical engineering laboratory internship in the Iowa State Summer Science Program for undergraduate credit. |
| West High School | Iowa City, IA |
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High School Graduate
March 1982-May 1984 |
Laborary Assistant Assisted in study at University of Iowa Cancer Research Lab. Soccer team Varsity letter fullback. Chess club Captain, first and second board. School newspaper Associate Editorial Editor. Othello Freeware game running on Apple II. Honors National Honor Society. National Merit Semifinalist. Iowa State science award. Winner of soil conservation essay contest. Programmer Educational software development at CONDUIT (University of Iowa) |
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hacker sketch |
| Copyright © 2004 by Philip Chu. | Do not distribute without permission. |


20+ Photos Proving That the Beauty of People From Previous Generations Is a Unique Thing
You will probably agree with the idea that photos from previous centuries have some charm about them. Yes, in the past, photos were almost like treasures and people really prepared for them: they chose their clothes, did their hair, thought about the perfect positions, and as a result, created a small masterpiece. But it is not just that: the people in these portraits have a special look.
The Bright Side team is convinced that the bright and expressive faces in these old photos are seen less often now. And in order to prove our point, we have prepared a collection of portraits that has both the celebrities of that time and regular people — someone’s great-grandmothers and great-grandfathers.
1. American actress from the silent movie era, actress Marie Doro, 1902
2. “My beautiful great-grandmother. Late 1950s”
3. American actress Ethel Clayton, 1910
4. “My great-grandmother in the 1930’s”
5. American movie and theater actress Maude Fealy, the 1900s
6. “My great-grandmother in 1930”
7. A Victorian era woman getting photographed for the first time, the 1890s
8. “My beautiful grandmother, 1949”
9. Algerian girl, around 1905
10. “My great-great-grandmother, late 1910s”
11. American actress Julia Marlowe, 1899
12. French dancer Cléo de Mérode, 1902
13. “My great-great-grandfather, 1889”
14. Maude Adams, American theater actress, 1890
15. “My great-grandmother, 1917”
16. Minnie Ashley, American actress, 1896
17. “My great-great-grandmother in the 1890s”
18. Ione Bright, Broadway actress, 1912
19. “My great-grandfather, Sherman Herbert Ford, around 1900”
20. British actress Evelyn Laye, 1917
21. “My beautiful grandmother in 1955”
22. American actress Evelyn Nesbit, 1901
23. “A photo of my great-great-grandmother taken in the early 1900s, when she was only 6 years old”
Do you know anything about your great-great-grandmothers and great-great-grandfathers? Do you have photos of them?
Preview photo credit Undidiridium_ / Reddit


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Interests
I'm a full-stack developer interested in JavaScript, interfaces, and machine learning and statistics.
Lately I've been loving React and Flux architectures,
interactive data visualizations using SVG and D3,
and providing desktop/server/mobile applications and solutions using JavaScript (other languages welcome of course).
Professional Skills
Languages
JavaScript (ES5/6), React, Flux, Redux, Python, Ruby, Rails
Design
HTML, CSS, Sketch 3, UI/UX, Responsive Design, Data Visualization, SVG, D3
Development Tools
Linux, Git, Webpack, Test-driven development (TDD & BDD), Information Architecture, SQL, noSQL, Statistics, Machine Learning, Computer Vision
Experience
Enchanted Diamonds
Full-stack Engineer
March '15 - Present
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Led a team of 3 in the designing and building of a single-page content management
system to manage inventory and activity related to over 1 million diamonds and pieces
of jewelry and over $1M in monthly orders.
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Used computer vision, data mining techniques, and statistical methods to classify and
compare diamonds by their facet map structural representations, resulting in the
creation of new sales products.
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Established company best practice and style guide documents for feature development
and rapid prototyping, including UX, UI, and React application architecture and
development.
BX200 (Bronx Visual Artist Directory)
Frontend Developer
Nov '13 - March '15
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Maintained updates to site content for new events and artists. Included maintaining and updating htm, css, and media content.
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Monitored visitor activity and growth using Clicky Web Analytics and gave biweekly reports.
CUNY City College of New York Math Dept.
Researcher
Dec '14 - August '14
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Created unsupervised machine learning scripts to perform computer vision categorization. Scripts were used to detect and classify hand-written digits.
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Tested and compared different neural network models, examining differences in activation functions, correction step size, and layer number and size.
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Achieved over 98% classification accuracy on NYU MNIST handwritten data set
Projects
Realtime multiplayer game based on solving arithmetic problems.
Mobile-friendly application to document, review, plan, and share summaries from reading and research.
A machine learning and computer vision project where 11,000 facial images were used to train an algorithm to reconstruct 1,200 images of incomplete faces
Education
CUNY City College of New York
Bachelor of Science, Applied Mathematics
2011 - 2013


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Data files are accessed from Windows as a network share:
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A username and password will be required to complete a connection.
The username entered should be in workgroup {{ settings.GROUP_NAME }}
; e.g. {{ settings.GROUP_NAME }}\username
.
There are many ways to connect a share in Windows. One is to use Windows Explorer's "Tools > Map Network Drive..." menu command.
On Windows 7, click on the "Start" button, then click on "My Computer", and one of the toolbar options displayed is "Map network drive".
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Administrative Regions of the British Isles |
Contents |
The first table below shows the historic counties and their administrative sub-divisions before the first round of changes and lists the successor regions for each, that is the post-change regions which contain some or all of the original county area. The second table shows the regions after the first round of changes and lists their successor unitary authorities. In all cases only the top-tier authority is shown - either the top-tier in a two-tier arrangement or a single tier authority (shown italicised).
The tables also show the Chapman County Codes (CCC) for each county and region. These are unique 3 letter codes.
For a brief description of the administrative changes in the United Kingdom see - Local Government Changes in the United Kingdom.
The following abbreviations are used in these tables:
| Key | |
|---|---|
| (C) | County of a City |
| (U) | Unitary Authority |
Single-tier local authorities are shown italicised.
The links in the following table are to outline maps showing the location of each county.
| Scotland - changes of 1975 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Historic County | CCC | Administration until 1975 | Successor Regions |
| Aberdeenshire | ABD | Aberdeenshire Aberdeen (C) |
Grampian |
| Angus (1) | ANS | Angus Dundee (C) |
Tayside |
| Argyllshire (2) | ARL | Argyllshire | Strathclyde Highland |
| Ayrshire | AYR | Ayrshire | Strathclyde |
| Banffshire | BAN | Banffshire | Grampian |
| Berwickshire | BEW | Berwickshire | Borders |
| Bute (3) | BUT | Bute | Strathclyde |
| Caithness | CAI | Caithness | Highland |
| Clackmannanshire | CLK | Clackmannanshire | Central |
| Dunbartonshire | DNB | Dunbartonshire | Strathclyde |
| Dumfriesshire | DFS | Dumfriesshire | Dumfries and Galloway |
| East Lothian | ELN | East Lothian | Lothian |
| Fife | FIF | Fife | Fife |
| Inverness-shire (4) | INV | Inverness-shire | Highland Western Isles |
| Kincardineshire | KCD | Kincardineshire | Grampian |
| Kinross-shire | KRS | Kinross-shire | Tayside |
| Kirkcudbrightshire | KKD | Kirkcudbrightshire | Dumfries and Galloway |
| Lanarkshire | LKS | Lanarkshire Glasgow (C) |
Strathclyde |
| Midlothian | MLN | Midlothian Edinburgh (C) |
Lothian Borders |
| Moray | MOR | Moray | Grampian Highland |
| Nairnshire | NAI | Nairnshire | Highland |
| Orkney (5) | OKI | Orkney | Orkney |
| Peeblesshire | PEE | Peeblesshire | Borders |
| Perthshire | PER | Perthshire | Tayside Central |
| Renfrewshire | RFW | Renfrewshire | Strathclyde |
| Ross and Cromarty (6) | ROC | Ross and Cromarty | Highland Western Isles |
| Roxburghshire | ROX | Roxburghshire | Borders |
| Selkirkshire | SEL | Selkirkshire | Borders |
| Shetland (7) | SHI | Shetland | Shetland |
| Stirlingshire | STI | Stirlingshire | Central Strathclyde |
| Sutherland | SUT | Sutherland | Highland |
| West Lothian | WLN | West Lothian | Lothian Central |
| Wigtownshire | WIG | Wigtownshire | Dumfries and Galloway |
The links in the following table are to maps provided by the Scottish Office.
| Scotland - changes of 1996 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Administration 1975-1996 | CCC | Successor Unitary Authorities |
| Borders | BOR | The Scottish Borders (U) |
| Central | CEN | Clackmannanshire (U) Falkirk (U) Stirling (U) |
| Dumfries and Galloway | DGY | Dumfries and Galloway (U) |
| Fife | FIF | Fife (U) |
| Grampian | GMP | Aberdeenshire (U) Aberdeen City (U) Moray (U) |
| Highland (8) | HLD | Highland (U) |
| Lothian | LTN | City of Edinburgh (U) East Lothian (U) Midlothian (U) West Lothian (U) |
| Orkney (5) | OKI | Orkney Islands (U) |
| Shetland (7) | SHI | Shetland Islands (U) |
| Strathclyde (9) | STD | Argyll and Bute (U) City of Glasgow (U) East Ayrshire (U) East Dunbartonshire (U) East Renfrewshire (U) Inverclyde (U) North Ayrshire (U) North Lanarkshire (U) Renfrewshire (U) South Ayrshire (U) South Lanarkshire (U) West Dunbartonshire (U) |
| Tayside | TAY | Angus (U) Dundee City (U) Perth and Kinross (U) |
| Western Isles (10) | WIS | Western Isles (U) |
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Page created by Phil Lloyd in January 1993. Revised and updated in September 1997 by Brian Pears.
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Microsoft rolls out new cloud tool for analyzing business data
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp announced on Monday a new service aimed at helping large businesses put to use the huge amounts of data stored in corporate systems.
The Azure Synapse system, to be unveiled at an event in Florida, is part of the company’s fast-growing cloud computing unit, which has driven the company’s shares up over the past five years. The tool is meant to help companies build out systems that analyze large amounts of data to make better business decisions, such as whether a digital marketing campaign is driving more traffic to stores and websites.
The Synapse aims to solve two problems for businesses building those systems, Rohan Kumar, the corporate vice president of Azure Data, told Reuters in an interview.
The first is that businesses need different software tools to analyze data held in systems like customer databases - where names and addresses sit in neat rows and columns and look like a spreadsheet - versus newer systems like website monitoring tools, where clicks are recorded as a long stream of numbers and time stamps. The Synapse tool is designed to handle both kinds of data, he said.
Second, the Synapse system automatically handles some of the tasks for building out a system to analyze data, reducing the amount of work needed from computer programmers. Deutsch Bank and Unilever are among the customers testing the system, Microsoft said.
“What we’re seeing with our customers is these projects that would typically take multiple months are now getting completed within a day,” Kumar said.


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1. Seek Wealth, Not Money or Status
Wealth is assets that earn while you sleep
Wealth buys your freedom
Money is how we transfer wealth
Status is your rank in the social hierarchy
Status is a very old game (zero sum game)
People creating wealth will always be attacked by people playing status games
2. Make Abundance for the World
Ethical wealth creation makes abundance for the world
Everyone can be rich
3. Free Markets Are Intrinsic to Humans
Too many takers and not enough makers will plunge a society into ruin
4. Making Money Isn’t About Luck
Wealth stacks up one chip at a time, not all at once
We’re talking about getting wealthy so you can retire, so you have your freedom. Not retire in the sense that you don’t do anything.  That’s freedom.
We’re talking about enough wealth to get to freedom. Especially thanks to the Internet these days, though, opportunities are massively abundant. I, in fact, have too many ways to make money, I don’t have enough time. I have opportunities pouring out of my ears and the thing I keep running out of is time.
There’s just so many ways to create wealth, to create products, to create businesses, to create opportunities, and to, as a byproduct, get paid by society that I can’t even handle it all.
5. Make Luck Your Destiny
Build your character in a way so luck becomes deterministic.
But I would say your character, your reputation, these are things that you can build that then will let you take up advantage of opportunities that other people may characterize as lucky but you know that it wasn’t luck.
“you can’t be normal and expect abnormal returns.”
6.  Live Below Your Means for Freedom
People living far below their means enjoy a freedom that people busy upgrading their lifestyles just can’t fathom.
Ideally, you’ll make your money in discrete lumps (over time)
8. Give Society What It Doesn’t Know How to Get
Society will pay you for creating what it wants, but doesn’t know how to get, and delivering it at scale.
Figure out what product you can provide and then figure out how to scale it
9. The Internet Has Massively Broadened Career Possibilities
The Internet allows you to scale any niche obsession
10. Play Long-term Games With Long-term People
Pick an industry where you can play long-term games with long-term people. All returns in life come from compound interest over many turns of the game.
Long-term players make each other rich
Returns come from compound interest in iterated games
11. Pick Partners With Intelligence, Energy and Integrity
Motivation has to come intrinsically
When I was younger, I used to try and talk people into things. I had this idea that you could sell someone into doing something. But you can’t. You can’t keep them motivated. You can get them inspired initially. It might work if you’re a king like Henry V, and you’re trying to get them to just charge into battle, and then they’ll figure it out.
But if you’re trying to keep someone motivated for the long-term, that motivation has to come intrinsically. You can’t just create it, nor can you be the crutch for them if they don’t have that intrinsic motivation. So, you have to make sure people actually are high-energy, and want to do what you want them to do, and what you want to work with them on.
Integrity is what someone does, despite what they say they do
Reading signals is very, very important. Signals are what people do despite what they say. So, it’s important to pay attention to subtle signals. We all know that socially if someone treats a waiter, or waitress in a restaurant really badly, then it’s only a matter of time until they treat you badly.
12. Partner With Rational Optimists
Don’t partner with pessimists
Partner with rational optimists
We’re descended from pessimists
but of course there are obvious exceptions”, BOCTAOE
13. Arm Yourself With Specific Knowledge
! Arm yourself with specific knowledge. It can’t be trained but it can be found by pursuing your genuine curiosity.
If you want to make money you have to get paid at scale.
The thing is that we have this idea that everything can be taught, everything can be taught in school. And it’s not true that everything can be taught. In fact, the most interesting things cannot be taught.But everything can be learned. And very often that learning either comes from some innate characteristics in your DNA, or it could be through your childhood where you learn soft skills which are very, very hard to teach later on in life, or it’s something that is brand new so nobody else knows how to do it either, or it’s true on the job training because you’re pattern matching into highly complex environments, basically building judgment in a specific domain.
Specific knowledge can’t be trained
Specific knowledge is found by pursuing your curiosity
So, specific knowledge is found much more by pursuing your innate talents, your genuine curiosity, and your passion. It’s not by going to school for whatever it is the hottest job, it’s not for going into whatever field investors say is the hottest.
Very often specific knowledge is at the edge of knowledge. It’s also stuff that’s just being figured out or is really hard to figure out.
So, if you’re not 100% into it somebody else who is 100% into it will outperform you. And they won’t just outperform you by a little bit, they’ll outperform you by a lot because now we’re operating the domain of ideas, compound interest really applies and leverage really applies.
So, if you’re operating with 1,000 times leverage and somebody is right 80% of the time, and somebody else is right 90% of time, the person who’s right 90% of the time will literally get paid hundreds of times more by the market because of the leverage and because of the compounding factors and being correct. So, you really want to make sure you’re good at it so that genuine curiosity is very important.
Building specific knowledge will feel like play to you
14. Specific Knowledge Is Highly Creative or Technical
Specific knowledge tends to be creative or technical. It’s on the bleeding edge of technology, art and communication.
it’s that it is highly specific to the situation, it’s specific to the individual, it’s specific to the problem, and it can only be built as part of a larger obsession, interest, and time spent in that domain.
It can’t just be read straight out of a single book, nor can it be taught in a single course, nor can it be programmed into a single algorithm.
You can’t be too deliberate about assembling specific knowledge
But I think if you go around trying to build it a little too deliberately, if you become too goal-oriented on the money, then you won’t pick the right thing. You won’t actually pick the thing that you love to do, so you won’t go deep enough into it.
Build specific knowledge where you are a natural
So, whatever you are a natural at, you want to double down on that.
And then there are probably multiple things you’re natural at because personalities and humans are very complex. So, we want to be able to take the things that you are natural at and combine them so that you automatically, just through sheer interest and enjoyment, end up top 25% or top 10% or top 5% at a number of things.
15. Learn to Sell, Learn to Build
Learn to sell. Learn to build. If you can do both, you will be unstoppable.(your specific knowledge)
16. Read What You Love Until You Love to Read
Read the original scientific books in a field
Don’t fear any book
So, you have to make sure that you’re building on a steel frame of understanding because you’re putting together a foundation for skyscraper, and you’re not just memorizing things because you’re just memorizing things you’re lost. So the foundations are ultra important.
 You know that you can take any book off the shelf, you can read it, you can understand it, you can absorb what is true, you can reject what is false, and you have a basis for even working that out that is logical and scientific and not purely just based on opinions.
The means of learning are abundant, the desire to learn is scarce
17. The Foundations Are Math and Logic
The ultimate foundations are math and logic
It’s better to read a great book really slowly than to fly through a hundred books quickly
What you are really looking for are algorithms. What you are really looking for is understanding. It’s better to go through a book really slowly and struggle and stumble and rewind, than it is to fly through it quickly and say, “Well, now I’ve read 20 books, I’ve read 30 books, I’ve read 50 books in the field.”
It’s like Bruce Lee said, “I don’t fear the man who knows a thousand kicks and a thousand punches, I fear the man who’s practiced one punch ten thousand times or one kick ten thousand times.” It’s that understanding that comes through repetition and through usage and through logic and foundations that really makes you a smart thinker.
Learn persuasion and programming
18. There’s No Actual Skill Called “Business”
There’s no actual skill called business. Avoid business schools and magazines.
Doing is faster than watching
The number of “doing” iterations drives the learning curve
If you’re willing to bleed a little every day, you may win big later
We’re evolved for small victories all the time but that becomes very expensive. That’s where the crowd is. That’s where the herd is. So, if you’re willing to bleed a little bit every day but in exchange you’ll win big later, you will do better.
That is, by the way, entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs bleed every day.
They’re not making money, they’re losing money, they’re constantly stressed out, all the responsibility is upon them, but when they win they win big. On average they’ll make more.
19. Embrace Accountability to Get Leverage
Embrace accountability. Society will reward you with leverage.
You have to have accountability to get leverage
A well-functioning team has clear accountability for each position
People who can fail in public have a lot of power
21.  Taking accountability is like taking equity in all your work
21. Labor and Capital Are Old Leverage
Wealth requires leverage. Labor and capital are older forms of leverage that everyone is fighting over.
You need specific knowledge and accountability to obtain capital
22. Product and Media are New Leverage
Product leverage is where the new fortunes are made
Combining all three forms of leverage is a magic combination (product, media and code)
Probably the most interesting thing to keep in mind about the new forms of leverage is they are permissionless. They don’t require somebody else’s permission for you to use them or succeed.
23. Product Leverage is Egalitarian
Product leverage is a positive sum game
Creating wealth with product leads to more ethical wealth
You want to use the product that is used by the most people
24. Pick a Business Model With Leverage
Ideally, you should pick a business model with network effects, low marginal costs and scale economies.
Scale economies: the more you produce, the cheaper it gets
Zero marginal cost of reproduction: producing more is free
Network effects: value grows as the square of the customers
Network effect businesses are natural monopolies
In a network effect, each new user adds value to the existing users
Zero marginal cost businesses can pivot into network effect businesses
25. Example: From Laborer to Entrepreneur
The continuum from laborer to real estate tech company goes from low to high specific knowledge, accountability and leverage.
26. Judgment Is the Decisive Skill
Everything we’ve discussed so far has been setting you up to apply judgment.
In an age of infinite leverage, judgment becomes the most important skill
Everything else you do is setting you up to apply judgment
Judgment, especially demonstrated judgment, with high accountability, clear track record, is critical.
Judgment is knowing the long-term consequences of your actions
My definition of wisdom is knowing the long term consequences of your actions, so they’re not all that different. Wisdom is just judgment on a personal domain.
Without experience, judgment is often less than useless
Intellect without any experience is often worse than useless because you get the confidence that the intellect gives you, and you get some of the credibility, but because you had no skin in the game, and you had no real experience, and no real accountability, you’re just throwing darts.
The real world is always far, far more complex than we can intellectualize. Especially all the interesting, fast-moving edge domains and problems, you can’t get there without experience. If you are smart and you iterate fast, it’s not even you put 10,000 hours into something, but you take 10,000 tries at something.
The people with the best judgment are among the least emotional
Judgment is the exercise of wisdom. Wisdom comes from experience; and that experience can be accelerated through short iterations.
The more outraged someone is, the worse their judgment
27. Set an Aspirational Hourly Rate
If outsourcing a task will cost less than your hourly rate, outsource it.
Set and enforce an aspirational hourly rate
No one is going to value you more than you value yourself. You just have to set a very high personal hourly rate and you have to stick to it. Even since I was young, I just decided I was worth a lot more than the market though I was worth, but I started treating myself that way.
You can’t penny pinch your way to wealth
You can penny-pinch your way to a basic sustenance. You can keep your expenses low, maybe retire early and not spend too much. That’s perfectly valid. But we’re here to talk about wealth creation. If you’re going to do that, then that has to be your number one overwhelming priority.
My aspirational rate was $5,000/hr
If you can outsource something for less than your hourly rate, do it
Paul Graham basically said it pretty well for Y Combinator startups, he said, “You should be working on your product and getting product-market fit. And you should be exercising and eating healthy.” That’s about it. That’s all you have time for while you’re on this mission.
28. Work As Hard As You Can
Work as hard as you can. Even though what you work on and who you work with are more important.
Finding Product-Market-Founder Fit to expand on Marc Andreessen’s definition, he came up with Product-Market Fit. I will add Product-Market-Founder Fit, which is how well you are personally suited to that business. The combination of that three, that should be your overwhelming goal.
You can save yourself a lot of time if you pick the right area to work in. Picking the right people to work with is the next most important piece. Third comes how hard you work. They’re like three legs of a stool; if you shortchange on any one of them, the whole stool’s gonna fall down. It’s not like you can pick one over the other that easily.
Nobody really works 80 hours a week
Inspiration is perishable
Impatience with actions, patience with results
29. Be Too Busy to “Do Coffee”
You should be too busy to “do coffee”, while still keeping an uncluttered calendar.
One has to be utterly ruthless about dodging meetings. When you do do meetings, do walking meetings, do standing meetings. Keep them short, keep them actionable, keep them small. Any meeting with eight people sitting around at a conference table, nothing is getting done in that meeting. You are literally just dying one hour at a time.
People will meet with you when you have proof of work
You have to do the work. To use a crypto analogy, you have to have proof of work. If you have proof of work, and you truly have something interesting, then you shouldn’t hesitate to put it together in an email and send it to somebody. Even then, when you’re asking for a meeting, you wanna be super actionable about it.
Networking is overrated even early in your career
30. Keep Redefining What You Do
Keep redefining what you do until you’re the best at what you do
Until you arrive at a comfortable place where like, “Yes this is something I can be amazing at while still being authentic to who I am.” And this is not going to be an overnight discovery. It’s going to be a long journey but at least you know about how to think about it.
Find founder-product-market fit
31. Escape Competition Through Authenticity
Competition can make you play the wrong game. No one can compete with you on being you.
In entrepreneurship, the masses are never right
Combine your vocation and avocation
32.  You’re one step away from a better market.
33. Eventually You Will Get What You Deserve
Apply specific knowledge with leverage and eventually you will get what you deserve.
Product-market fit is inevitable if you’re doing something you love to do and the market wants it.
34. Reject Most Advice
Most advice is people giving you their winning lottery ticket numbers.
The best founders listen to everyone but make up their own mind
Advice is maxims you can recall later, when you get your own experience
35. A Calm Mind, a Fit Body, a House Full of Love
When you’re finally wealthy, you’ll realize it wasn’t what you were seeking in the first place.
 These things can not be bought. They must be earned.”
36. There Are No Get Rich Quick Schemes
Anyone giving advice on how to get rich should have made their money elsewhere
“If you want to be a philosopher king first become a king then become a philosopher. Not first become a philosopher and then become a king.”
37. Productize Yourself
Figure out what you’re uniquely good at and apply as much leverage as possible.
Find hobbies that make you rich, fit and creative
I would change that slightly. I would say one that makes you money, one that makes you fit, and one that makes you smarter.
- startups
- strength training/yoga
- music
Making money should be a function of your identity and what you like to do.
From Admiral Hyman Rickover: The man in charge must concern himself with details. If he does not consider them important, neither will his subordinates. Yet “the devil is in the details.” It is hard and monotonous to pay attention to seemingly minor matters. In my work, I probably spend about ninety-nine percent of my time on what others may call petty details. Most managers would rather focus on lofty policy matters. But when the details are ignored, the project fails. No infusion of policy or lofty ideals can then correct the situation.
Final thoughts
Take away from this. The areas where I can do with the most improvement are taking responsibility actively and paying attention to the details.


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To make complex markup and interactions easy to consume cyclops takes advantage of a feature of
knockoutJS called components. This allows the use of custom HTML elements that contain there
set of templates and view models that are rendered at runtime. This makes consuming types of
things much easier. For more information on how components work please see the
Knockout Documentation.
account-switcher
The account assumes that the shape of the data passed to it matches closely what the v2 APIs
return, for more information you can see the assumed account properties section below.
The currentAccountAlias
property is used to notify your app that the user requested
an account impersaonation. Listen to changes to this property and refresh the page data approperiately.
<!DOCTYPE html>

...

<account-switcher params="{accounts: accounts, currentAccountAlias: currentAccountAlias}"></account-switcher>
...

params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| accounts |
Array | ObservableArray |
None (Required) |
The account hierarchy returned from the v2 API |
| loading |
boolean | Observable boolean |
false |
Used to show a loading state while waiting for account list or current account to return |
| currentAccountAlias |
string | Observable string |
None (Required) |
Will be set to the selected account. You can use this to set the starting account as well |
Assumed Account Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| accountAlias |
string | observable string |
yes |
The account alias (4 characters) |
| businessName |
string | observable string |
yes |
The display name for the account |
| primaryDataCenter |
string | observable string |
yes |
The primary Data Center of the account |
| subAccounts |
Array | observableArray |
yes |
A list of sub accounts for that account |
Examples
main-nav
The main-nav
is designed to be the primary means of navigating between multiple
smaller applications — sometimes referred to as “satellite apps” — but gives the appearance of a single application or unified experience to the user. Satellite apps should not insert items into this menu, rather they should be using the local navigation model. It is of note that currently only one level of nesting is supported.
The main-nav
assumes that the shape of the data passed to it matches with what is return from the control navigation API. The assumed properties are displayed below.
<!DOCTYPE html>

...

<account-switcher params="{...}"></account-switcher>
...

params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| menus |
Array | ObservableArray |
None (Required) |
The list of menu items |
| loading |
boolean | Observable boolean |
false |
Used to show a loading state while waiting for menus to return |
| error |
boolean | Observable boolean |
false |
Used to show a failed state when menus cannot be loaded |
| selectedItemId |
string | Observable string |
None (Required) |
Which menu item should be highlighted as the current page. |
Assumed Menu Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| id |
string |
yes |
Unique id used when selecting the current item |
| name |
string | observable string |
yes |
The name of the menu |
| iconId |
string | observable string |
no |
icon to be displayed |
| href |
string | observable string |
no |
location to navigate to if the menu contains not flyout menus |
| items |
array | observableArray |
no |
An array of menu flyout items |
Assumed Menu Flyout Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| id |
string |
yes |
Unique id used when selecting the current item |
| name |
string | observable string |
yes |
The name of the flyout |
| href |
string | observable string |
yes |
The locaiton to navigate to |
| flag |
string |
no |
Text to be displayed in the ribbon. Currently 'new' or 'beta' |
Examples
pane
The pane has simple built-in tree view functionality, but can be overwritten by passing template names. This allows developers the option to customize the look and behavior of the pane.
Note, the selectedItemId
property is a one-way binding, meaning it is never updated by the component itself. All "leaves" in a pane tree view are assumed to support deep linking and “right click > open in new tab”. Essentially, this means that each leaf have an anchor tag — the app tells the pane what should be shown as “selected”.
<pane params="{items: items, selectedItemId: selectedItemId}"></pane>

params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| items |
Array | ObservableArray |
None (Required) |
The items to show in the pane |
| itemTemplateName |
string |
'cyclops.paneItem' |
Template id for displaying one item. The original item is wrapped by the
PaneItemViewModel
who then exposes the original item as a property called rawItem . This can be used to access additional
information in your custom template.
|
| itemFilteredTemplateName |
string |
'cyclops.paneItemFiltered' |
Template id for displaying one item when filtering is applied. The original item is wrapped by the
PaneItemViewModel
who then exposes the original item as a property called rawItem . This can be used to access additional
information in your custom template. |
| loading |
boolean | observable boolean |
false |
Should show loading tempalte |
| loadingTemplateName |
string |
'cyclops.paneItemsLoading' |
loading template to use |
| emptyTemplateName |
string |
'cyclops.paneEmpty' |
empty template to use |
| headerTemplateName |
string |
'cyclops.paneHeader' |
Header template to use |
| searchComparer |
function(item, query) |
compares on case-insensative name property |
Called for each item to determine if it meets the filter/search criteria |
Assumed Item Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| id |
string |
yes |
ID for the item used when compared to selectedItemId |
| name |
string | observable string |
yes |
The display name for the item |
| href |
string | observable string |
yes |
The value of the anchor tag |
| icons |
Array | observableArray |
no |
An Array of icon IDs to display for the item |
| statusClass |
string | observable string |
no |
class applied to status bar on left of pane item |
| items |
Array | observableArray |
no |
Subitems of that item |
Examples
group-picker
The group picker assumes that the shape of the data passed to it matches closely what the
v2 APIs return, for more information you can see the assumed properties section below.
If validation is required it should be performed on the selectedGroup
property
that was passed into the component and the error message displayed bellow using the standard
validationMsg
binding.
<form id="formGroupPicker" class="form-horizontal">
<fieldset>

Select a Group

<group-picker params="{ selectedGroup: selectedGroup, isLoading: isLoading, groups: groups}"></group-picker>

</fieldset>
</form>
params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| Groups |
Array | ObservableArray |
empty array |
The list of groups, see bellow to see the require property names |
| selectedGroup |
group | Observable group |
undefined |
Will be set to the selected group. You can use this to set the starting selected group as well |
| isLoading |
boolean | Observable boolean |
false |
Used to decided if the loading message should be shown |
| loadingHtmlMessage |
html | Observable html |
Fetching Groups… |
Message displayed when isLoading is true |
| emptyHtmlMessage |
html | Observable html |
No Groups |
Message displayed when isLoading is false, and groups is empty |
| shouldShow |
function |
only display group type default |
the default implementation looks at group type and only displays groups that have type 'default' or not type at all. |
Assumed Group Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| name |
string | Observable string |
yes |
name to be displayed |
| description |
string | Observable string |
no |
if present it is used as the title for the row |
| type |
string | Observable string |
maybe |
if using the default shouldShow function type is required |
| groups |
Array | observableArray |
no |
sub groups if not present it is assumed there are none |
Examples
server-picker
The server picker assumes that the shape of the data passed to it matches closely what the
v2 APIs return, for more information you can see the assumed properties section below.
The component has both single and multi select functionality.
<form id="formServerPicker" class="form-horizontal">
<fieldset>

server(s)

<server-picker params="{ selectedServers: selectedServers, multiSelect: multiSelect, isLoading: isLoading, groups: groups}"></group-picker>

</fieldset>
</form>
params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| Groups |
Array | ObservableArray |
empty array |
The list of groups, see bellow to see the require property names |
| selectedServers |
Array | ObservableArray |
Empty Array |
Will be set to the selected servers. You can use this to set the starting selected servers as well |
| isLoading |
boolean | Observable boolean |
false |
Used to decided if the loading message should be shown |
| loadingHtmlMessage |
html | Observable html |
Fetching Groups… |
Message displayed when isLoading is true |
| emptyHtmlMessage |
html | Observable html |
No Groups |
Message displayed when isLoading is false, and groups is empty |
| multiSelect |
boolean | Observable boolean |
true |
Allow more than one server to be selected |
| getServerIcon |
function |
|
the default implementation looks at server state and shows default icons |
| shouldShowGroup |
function |
|
the default implementation looks at group type and only displays groups that have type 'default' or not type at all. |
| getGroupTitle |
function |
|
the default implementation returns group description. |
| getServerTitle |
function |
|
the default implementation returns server description. |
| isServerSelectable |
function |
|
the default implementation returns true for all servers. |
Assumed Group Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| name |
string | Observable string |
yes |
name to be displayed |
| description |
string | Observable string |
no |
if present it is used as the title for the row |
| type |
string | Observable string |
maybe |
if using the default shouldShowGroup function type is required |
| groups |
Array | observableArray |
no |
sub groups if not present it is assumed there are none |
| servers |
Array | observableArray |
no |
servers in that group if not present it is assumed there are none |
Assumed Server Properties
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Description |
| name |
string | Observable string |
Maybe |
name to be displayed, required only if displayName is not present |
| displayName |
string | Observable string |
yes |
friendly name to be displayed |
| description |
string | Observable string |
yes |
used as the default title arrtibute |
| state |
string | Observable string |
maybe |
used by the default getServerIcon |
Examples
show-password
A control to show a password. After 15 seconds
, it will automatically hide itself.

password

<show-password params="getPassword: getPassword"></show-password>

The getPassword
may return either a string
or JSON
with
a password
property on it. Additional it may return a deferred, e.g. the object
returned from the jQuery AJAX call. In the case that a deferred is returned the control will
show a loading state until the deferred is resolved and if the deferred is rejected a retry
state is shown.
Parameters (params)
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Default |
Description |
| getPassword |
function |
Yes |
None |
A function to be called when the user wants to display
the password. See bellow to see allowed return types |
Expected return types for getPassword
- a string -
'thepassword'
- a object -
{ password: 'thepassword' }
-
a jQuery Deffered -
$.get('api.ctl.io/getPassword')
In the case that a deferred is returned the control will
show a loading state until the deferred is resolved and if the deferred is rejected a retry
state is shown.
Examples
slider
Some common sizes of slider, basically CPU, Memory, and Disks. Not that the tick marks do not show (even if forced to true) for anything over 128. This was a design choice.
In general it would be best practice to also pass in
`maxBound` and
`minBound` set to the platforms maximum allowable values to void issues whens limits have been set. See the above 'complex example' for more details.
<slider params="value: 6, min: 1, max: 16"></slider>
<slider params="value: 4, min: 1, max: 128"></slider>
<slider params="value: 50, min: 1, max: 1024"></slider>
params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| value |
number | Observable number |
min value |
value selected |
| disabled |
Boolean | Observable Boolean |
false |
Is the control disabled |
| min |
number | Observable number |
1 |
minimum allowed value |
| minBound |
number | Observable number |
min value |
Used when globally allowable values are less then current allowed values. |
| max |
number | Observable number |
128 |
maximun allowed value |
| maxBound |
number | Observable number |
min value |
Used when globally allowable values are more then current allowed values. |
| shouldShowTicks |
Boolean | Observable Boolean |
true |
show ticks above the slider, Ignored if there is more than 32 steps |
Examples
toggle
<toggle params="value: value, disabled: disabled, affirmativeText: 'yes', negativeText: 'no'"></toggle>
params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| value |
Boolean | Observable Boolean |
false |
The value of the control true for affirmative and false for negative |
| disabled |
Boolean | Observable Boolean |
false |
Is the control disabled |
| affirmativeText |
String | Observable String |
yes |
Text displayed when the value is true |
| negativeText |
String | Observable String |
no |
Text displayed when the value is false |
Examples
date-time-picker
<date-time-picker params="dateTime: myDateTime"></date-time-picker>
params
| Name |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| dateTime |
moment | Observable moment |
Curent DateTime + 1 Day |
The date and time including utc offset |
Examples


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On 10 February 2019, 3 new articles were published in 3 journals.
Motives and Legacies Behind 2008-2009 Hungarian Roma Murders and Apologies
The Prevention of Sexual Abuse: Issues, Challenges and Resolutions
Note: although this article was published on 1 February 2019, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 10 February 2019, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


Rahul Gandhi Flays Sedition Charges Against Jharkhand Tribals
He also slammed the media for not raising it properly. "Our 'sold out' media may have lost its voice; as citizens can we afford to?" Gandhi tweeted.
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has raised the issue of sedition charges against tribals in Jharkhand where more than 10,000 tribals been charged with sedition in only one district of the state.
“That any Govt. could slam the draconian ‘sedition’ law on 10,000 Adivasis, fighting against state oppression, should have shocked the conscience of our nation & raised a media storm. But it hasn’t,” Rahul Gandhi tweeted.
He also slammed the media for not raising it properly. “Our ‘sold out’ media may have lost its voice; as citizens can we afford to?” Gandhi tweeted.
The case relates to the Pathalgadi movement in Jharkhand’s Khunti district where engraved stones were installed in villages in 2017 granting special autonomy to tribal areas under the Fifth Schedule of the Constitution.
The police filed cases and levelled sedition charges against 10,000 tribals, as per the media reports.
Jharkhand will go to polls from November 30 in five phases.
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Story Timeline
- 20 Nov 2019 Rahul Gandhi Flays Sedition Charges Against Jharkhand Tribals
- 20 Nov 2019 'Nothing Political,' Centre Defends Its Move to Withdraw SPG Security Cover of Gandhis
- 19 Nov 2019 Indian Youth Congress to Protest Against Removal of SPG Cover to Sonia, Rahul, Priyanka on Nov 20
- 18 Nov 2019 Electoral Bonds: While Congress Calls it Money Laundering, Rahul Gandhi Terms it Bribe
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