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Returns the current settings for timezone and currency. This is the format/timezone ALL return values of the API are in. These are taken from the user (if logged in, the api user's settings or the current ip address) |
Returns file content. Will return binary data and headers that give the filename and mimetype. Note: User identified by usertoken must be owner of the file or the owner must have shared this file to the requesting user. Share dependencies are resolved (dependend on the type) via the fax_inbox, fax_history_files or user_covers table. Arguments: file_uuid -- The uuid of the file to get |
Returns Geo information based on the given IP address (IPV4) Arguments: ip -- the ip to get geo information off |
Returns a preview page for a fax. May be in progress, sent or from inbox. Arguments: uuid -- The uuid of the fax to get preview for page_no -- Page number to get (1,2,...) max_width -- Maximum width in Pixel max_height -- Maximum height in Pixel |
Returns all countries in the given zone Result includes their translated names, countrycode and country-prefix. Arguments: zone -- Zone of the country which is wanted (1-7) |
Returns the list of supported currencies. Result contains convertion rates too. If code is given will only return the specified currency's information. Keyword arguments: code -- CurrencyCode |
List all available languages. Result may be filtered tso that only languages are returned that are at least translated $min_percent_translated % Keyward arguments: min_percent_translated -- the percentage value the languages have to be translated |
Returns a list of strings translated into the given language. Arguments: ids -- array of String identifiers. You may also pass a comma separated list as $ids[0] (ids[0]=BTN_YES,BTN_NO). Keyword arguments: culture -- culture identifier, defaults to users culture. Accepts full culture-codes like en-US, de-DE and just a language code like en, de, ... |
Lists the current Versions. Result contains versions for the PamFax Gadget, Client etc and returns the version and update url |
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Another celebrity waltzes off Strictly Come Dancing
Karim Zeroual and Amy Dowden survived the dance-off in Sunday’s results show.
Saffron Barker has been eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing.
The YouTube star, 19, and her dance partner AJ Pritchard were unanimously voted off by the judges after facing Karim Zeroual and Amy Dowden in the dance-off.
Barker said she has had “the absolute time of my life and it’s all down to him” while thanking Pritchard.
She told Strictly host Tess Daly: “It’s been amazing. I’d like to thank AJ so much, when I look at what I was like on week one I was so embarrassed and shy.
“He’s really taken me out of my shell. Thank you so much for everything.”
Pritchard told Barker: “Every single week you’ve approached it with a positive mental attitude and you’ve inspired so many… on your own social media too.
“As a non-dancer starting from day one I’m not going to lie I was a bit scared, but performing those fantastic dances has been amazing. I’ll never ever ever forget that dance. Thank you. The best partner. Thank you.”
The elimination comes after Barker and Pritchard came in joint last place on the leaderboard in Saturday night’s show, alongside Alex Scott and Neil Jones.
They received 26 points for their samba to Walking On Sunshine by Take Me To Rio Collective from the judges.
The previous week the pair had been in the dance-off in Blackpool against Michelle Visage and Giovanni Pernice despite scoring 35 points out of 40 from the judging panel.
Earlier in the series, Barker and Pritchard had reigned supreme at the top of the leaderboard and were considered among the favourites to win the series.
But after performing their samba again opposite Zeroual and Dowden, who repeated their contemporary couples choice to Drops Of Jupiter by With Confidence, the judges said it was their time to leave.
Zeroual and Dowden, who had come in joint first place on the leaderboard with Kelvin Fletcher and Oti Mabuse, were praised for having “the best dance” by Craig Revel Horwood.
Bruno Tonioli said they had “proven to be the strongest both technically and artistically” when compared to Barker and Pritchard.
Zeroual and Dowden and Fletcher and Mabuse are in the final five for Strictly this year, along with Scott and Jones, Chris Ramsey and Karen Hauer and Emma Barton and Anton du Beke.
They will dance in next weekend’s musical special, which will air at 7.10pm on Saturday on BBC One.


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layout: post
title: Code Bubbles
date: '2010-04-13T14:12:00.000-07:00'
author: Babji Prashanth, Chetty
categories:
- misc
tags:
- java IDE
- code bubbles IDE
- prashanth
- chetty
- babji
- netbeans
- built on Eclipse
- integrated development environment
modified_time: '2010-04-13T14:15:32.723-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-290045043624227719.post-8969345376718028892
blogger_orig_url: http://java-bytes.blogspot.com/2010/04/code-bubbles.html
---
So far, I have developed code on different IDE's (Integrated Development Environment) like Kawa, IntelliJ, Netbeans, Eclipse and others, but pretty curious to know how this new IDE called 'Code Bubbles' would be.
Here's a demo from 'em:


js调用ExternalInterface
SDK:
play
stop
bufferTime:
setBufferTime
playDuration:
setPlayDuration
URL:
setUrl
使用喷泉码
printLog
printSDKLog
XyTestPlayer
Get Adobe Flash player


Yuzuru Hanyu’s Haru yo, Koi is a poignant piece with an eloquent message about the fleeting beauty of life. Of course, any discussion of the choreographic meaning of Haru yo, Koi cannot be separated from the title of the piece itself. Haru yo, Koi, or May Spring Come, is a song originally sung by Matsutoya Yumi in which the lyrics express a yearning for spring's arrival. The theme of spring is undoubtedly central to Yuzuru’s piece, as his cascading costume is reminiscent of cherry blossoms in full bloom during the spring.
In Japanese culture, cherry blossoms are ripe with symbolism. While in full bloom, cherry blossoms are spectacularly vivacious. However, their existence is short-lived and fleeting as they fall to the earth merely two weeks after blossoming. Hence, cherry blossoms symbolize the ephemerality of life.
Yuzuru’s piece masterfully develops the symbolic meaning of cherry blossoms through utilizing choreographic elements and gestures. There are mainly three distinct sections to Yuzuru’s piece. The beginning starts with the tranquil music as Yuzuru glides through the ice. In this section, it is as if spring has just arrived. The choreographic elements mirror the tranquility of the music. There are almost no jumps until the very end of this section. One recurring choreographic element is his outstretched arms, as if he is reaching towards the cherry blossoms in full bloom around him.
The tranquil music then comes to a rest and we transition to the second section of the piece where the music takes on a more melancholic tone. Yuzuru briefly comes to a still as he gazes solemnly into a distance. This seems to be the beginning of a realization that the blossoms will soon fall and that the beauty of the blossoms are not eternal.
The music takes a more distressed turn and this is mirrored in the quality of Yuzuru’s movements. In contrast to the smooth arm movements in the first section, the second section features sharper and more desperate movements. Yuzuru streches his hand out into the air, almost as if he is trying to grab onto the cherry blossoms.
However, at the climax of his desperation, we enter into the third section where the music takes another abrupt shift as it turns from distressed to an almost triumphant tone. The third section features the famous choreographic element in which Yuzuru gathers the ice into his hands and then throws it up into the air.
Here, this is a tremendous paradigmatic shift in meaning. In previous sections, Yuzuru desparately reaches for the blossoms in an effort to hold onto them. In this section, he picks up the blossoms(which is metaphorically represented by the ice), but he also lets go of them.
As we move to the conclusion of the piece, the piano features a series of notes trailing downwards, evoking an imagery of blossoms spiralling down to the earth. Yuzuru leans back with outstretched arms as if he is watching and admiring the falling blossoms.
There is a deeply metaphorical and poignant meaning to this all. Between the three distinct sections, there is a clear narrative arc in the subtle shifts in the way Yuzuru uses his arms: outstretching to admire, grabbing on in desperation, and finally, letting go. This narrative arc is followed by the tone of the music as well as the quality of Yuzuru's movements.
For much of the piece, Yuzuru attempts to hold onto the fleeting beauty of the cherry blossoms. In his desperation, he resists the temporality of the cherry blossoms. But in the end, he willingly relinquishes the blossoms and embraces their ephemerality as he admires their full bloom and fall.
Life, too, is fleeting.
But although the beauty of life is fleeting, that is all the more reason to love it while it is in full bloom.
Video clips taken from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSrFsoed_go
Cover image from: https://www.pinterest.de/pin/799389002588512986/
costume image used from: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/714313190887419808/
I also did a ballet cover based on Yuzuru's Haru yo, Koi. You can check it out below:


{% extends "templates/base.html" %} {% block content %}
Some people love the cloud. (As in cloud computing, e.g. Google App Engine, Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure.) Others hate it. They gripe about lock-in, proprietary APIs and so on. (I would provide links to examples of both attitudes, but I don't have time right now, and you can fill those in yourself easily. :-)
I wonder if, apart from the field being young, the differences of opinion may be similar to the different attitude towards home ownership: some folks hate renting, citing landlord conflicts, noisy neighbors and so on. Others hate home ownership, due to the outsize financial commitment and risk (all too clear to many these days), the never-ending maintenance (new roof, new fence, new furnace, new bathroom, new kitchen, it never ends). I'm kind of in the middle myself, having had good landlords in the past, and disliking the maintenance effort/cost for my own home these days, but enjoying the independence.
Obviously cloud computing would be more similar to renting, while traditional datacenter ownership to home ownership (though without the aspect of building up wealth through ownership :-).
Someone else can take the analogy further, and compare different styles of cloud services to different ways landlords can run their business. (E.g. with Google App Engine you get carpet and furniture as part of the deal, and meals delivered as an option, while Amazon EC2 rents out bare concrete units where you can do as you please. There's a market for both.)
If that's the case, we should expect that the love/hate posts will never stop, and we'll never convince all haters to love the cloud. But there will be plenty of business for the landlords from those who prefer not to own their own servers, and we might as well cater to them rather than be discouraged by the cloud haters.
Sorting a million 32-bit integers in 2MB of RAM using Python Someone jokingly asked me how I would sort a million 32-bit integers in 2 megabytes of RAM, using Python. Taking up the challenge, I leared something about buffered I/O. Obviously this is a joke question -- the data alone would take up 4 megabytes, assuming binary encoding! But there's a possible interpretation: given a file containing a million 32-bit integers, how would you sort them with minimal memory usage? This would have to be some kind of merge sort, where small chunks of the data are sorted in memory and written to a temporary file, and then the temporary files are merged into the eventual output area. Here is my solution. I'll annotate it in a minute. NOTE: All my examples use Python 3.0. The main difference in this case is the use of file.buffer to access the binary stream underlying the text stream file. #!/usr/bin/env python3.0 import sys, array, tempfile, heapq assert array.array('i').itemsize == 4 def intsfromfile(f): while True: a = array.array('i') a.fromstring(f.read(4000)) if not a: break for x in a: yield x iters = [] while True: a = array.array('i') a.fromstring(sys.stdin.buffer.read(40000)) if not a: break f = tempfile.TemporaryFile() array.array('i', sorted(a)).tofile(f) f.seek(0) iters.append(intsfromfile(f)) a = array.array('i') for x in heapq.merge(*iters): a.append(x) if len(a) >= 1000: a.tofile(sys.stdout.buffer) del a[:] if a: a.tofile(sys.stdout.buffer) On my Google desktop (a 3 year old PC running a Googlified Linux, rating about 34000 Python 3.0 pystones) this took about 5.4 seconds to run, with an input file containing exactly 1,000,000 32-bit random integers. That's not so bad, given that a straightforward in-memory sort of the same input took about 2 seconds: #!/usr/bin/env python3.0 import sys, array a = array.array('i', sys.stdin.buffer.read()) a = list(a) a.sort() a = array.array('i', a) a.tofile(sys.stdout.buffer) Back to the merge-sort solution. The first three lines are obvious: #!/usr/bin/env python3.0 import sys, array, tempfile, heapq assert array.array('i').itemsize == 4 The first line says we're using Python 3.0. The second line imports the modules we're going to need. The third line here makes it break on those 64-bit systems where the 'i' typecode doesn't represent a 32-bit int; I am making no attempts to write this code portably. Then we define a little helper that is a generator which reads integers from a file and yields them one at a time: def intsfromfile(f): while True: a = array.array('i') a.fromstring(f.read(4000)) if not a: break for x in a: yield x This is where the performance tuning of the algorithm takes place: it reads up to 1000 integers at a time, and yields them one by one. I had originally written this without buffering -- it would just read 4 bytes from the file, convert them to an integer, and yield the result. But that ran about 4 times as slow! Note that we can't use a.fromfile(f, 1000) because the fromfile() method complains bitterly when there aren't enough values in the file, and I want the code to adapt automatically to however many integers are on the file. (It turns out we write about 10,000 integers to a typical temp file.) Next we have the input loop. This repeatedly reads a chunk of 10,000 integers from the input file, sorts them in memory, and writes them to a temporary file. We then add an iterator over that temporary file, using the above intsfromfile() function, to a list of iterators that we'll use in the subsequent merge phase. iters = [] while True: a = array.array('i') a.fromstring(sys.stdin.buffer.read(40000)) if not a: break f = tempfile.TemporaryFile() array.array('i', sorted(a)).tofile(f) f.seek(0) iters.append(intsfromfile(f)) Note that for an input containing a million values, this creates 100 temporary files each containing 10,000 values. Finally we merge all these files (each of which is sorted) together. The heapq module has a really nice function for this purpose: heapq.merge(iter1, iter2, ...) returns an iterator that yields the input values in order, assuming each input itself yields its values in order (as is the case here). a = array.array('i') for x in heapq.merge(*iters): a.append(x) if len(a) >= 1000: a.tofile(sys.stdout.buffer) del a[:] if a: a.tofile(sys.stdout.buffer) This is another place where buffered I/O turned out to be essential: Writing each individual value to a file as soon as it is available slows the algorithm down about twofold. Thus, by simply adding input and output buffering, we gained a tenfold speed-up! And that's the main moral of the story. Another lesson is praise for the heapq module, which contains the iterator merge functionality needed in the output phase. Also, let's not forget the utility of the array module for managing binary data. And finally, let this example remind you that Python 3.0 is notso different from Python 2.5!


Building Apps with Riot, ES6 and Webpack
I arrived at Riot after reading the Muut Frameworkless JavaScript blog post – read this first! The Muut programmers have put their money where their mouths are and built Riot, a minimalist Reactjs-like library called Riot for building reactive UI components.
Reading the Riot documentation the thing that struck me was how easy Riot is to understand – there are very few new terms and concepts to learn compared to React (which, to be fair, is also straight-forward compared to e.g. Polymer and Angular).
To help me learn Riot I ported my React Flux Backbone Todos Example to a Riot Todo app. This post is a compilation of notes I made documenting the experience.
The tl;dr answers are:
Riot really does live up to its minimalist motto. The (unminified) Riot version of the Todo weighs in at a tiny 32KB compared to 964KB for the React version (600KB after subtracting Backbone and JQuery which are not used in the Riot version). However you look at it that’s a huge difference.
Riot has that rare Goldilocks “just right” feel about it and is a joy to use.
Riot is a relatively new project, I was unable to find statistics on how it scales performance-wise in larger projects. How it fares alongside the Rect juggernaut is an open question – I hope it does well.
If you’re not familiar with Riot take a look at the Riot website – the documentation is first class. So rather than discussing how Riot works I’ll just list things I’ve learnt that may not be obvious reading the documentation.
Using ES6 with Riot
The example app is written in ES6, I use the 6to5 transpiler to convert it to ES5 and Webpack to bundle the compiled code along with required libraries. This approach necessitates combining JavaScript modules – working in ES6 is particularly nice as you get to take advantage of the new ES6 import and export statements (see this example).
Webpack is configured to use the 6to5-loader
which automatically converts ES6 source to CommonJS formatted ES5 modules that are then bundled into the single bundle.js
distributable file.
Why I don’t use Riot .tag files
Riot tag files are HTML templates containing HTML markup along with JavaScript UI logic.
If you’ve looked at the Todo app app you are probably wondering where the tag files are – the answer is that I no longer use them, preferring JavaScript instead. By eliminating .tag
files I’ve simplified my coding, tooling and workflow. For me, tag file complexity and limitations outweigh any perceived benefits.
This is not a criticism of Riot, the neat thing about tag files is that they’re entirely optional and I’m documenting why I don’t use them.
When you examine the compiled JavaScript you see that Riot tag files are a thin layer of syntactic sugar.
They add an additional conceptual layer – new(ish) syntax and semantics have to be learned.
They add an additional compilation step.
The tag file compiler dictates the languages and templates you can use (CoffeeScript, ES6, Jade) contradicting the “Use your favorite tools” mantra.
The tag constructor-body logic is out of context:
- It is not amenable to editor/IDE linting and other tooling.
- Referencing
this
out of context means the code is not legal JavaScript and generates errors in editors/IDEs.
There is currently no support for module formats (CommonJS, AMD) – tag files compile to plain JavaScript .
Tag files require tag loaders to be used directly in build tools such as Webpack and Browserify.
The “ES6-like” constructor methods are nice but they are not legal JavaScript and are likely to always be a source of ongoing confusion (syntax and semantics). You can use ES6 arrow functions to achieve the same semantics (lexically bound
this
) with almost the same brevity, for example:
this.add = (e) => {
var input = e.target[0]
this.items.push(input.value)
input.value = ''
};
Here’s an example of an ES6 JavaScript tags file using ES6 template strings and arrow functions.
ES6 Template Strings aid the readability of tag HTML templates. Similarly, if you are using CoffeeScript you can use CoffeeScript Block Strings. JSX is another possibility – React’s JSX transformer could be modified to emit a string literal and you could then take advantage of existing JSX tooling support.
The fundamental difference between Riot and React
The most significant difference lies in how the UI markup templates are declared:
- In React the UI template markup is baked in your JavaScript source (using the JSX language extension).
- Riot inverts the React model by putting the markup and logic in an HTML (tag) file.
The upshot of this inversion is that the React template DSL language is JavaScript whereas Riot relies on a custom template DSL (implemented with custom tags). Here are two simplified examples that generate a list from an array of todo items: the first is React JavaScript the second is the equivalent Riot tag markup:

todos.map(todo =>

<TodoItemComponent todo={todo} />
)

<todo-item todo="{todo}">

The first example uses JavaScript’s map
function to generate a list of

elements; the second uses Riot’s custom each
template attribute.
Steve Luscher explains why he thinks JavaScript is better than custom template DSLs towards the end of this video – not only do you have to learn a custom DSL you are also constrained by the features the DSL offers. For small common use-case examples like ones above there is little to choose between the two approaches, but when it comes to larger highly dynamic UI compositions the power and flexibility of React’s JavaScript approach is clearly superior.
Tips
Avoid self-closing XHTML style tags
Do not close tags with />
as it does not always immediately close the tag. When dealing with HTML5 elements <foo />
means <foo>
(whereas in XHTML <foo />
means <foo></foo>
) i.e. HTML5 ignores the /
character. See this Stackoverflow post on the subject. See also:
Bind tag event handlers to this
Bind tag event handlers to this
to ensure they are always fired with the tag context (alternatively use the var self = this
idiom). For example:
this.clear = function(e) {
dispatcher.trigger(dispatcher.CLEAR_TODOS);
}.bind(this);
With ES6 you can achieve the same thing with lexically bound ES6 arrow functions:
this.clear = (e) => {
dispatcher.trigger(dispatcher.CLEAR_TODOS);
};
Referencing Loop items
Use the each="{item in items}"
construct to pass the current looped item to a child custom tag. In the following example the code in the custom todo-item
tag can refer to the current todo item with opts.todo
:

<todo-item store="{parent.opts.store}" todo="{todo}">

Namespace event names
Use the colon namespacing convention to group application event names e.g. admin:edit
, admin:delete
, admin:new
.
You can use custom tag names in CSS files
Custom tags are rendered into the DOM and so they can be used for CSS selection and DOM interrogation, here’s an example.
Debugging
When bundling with Webpack you need to use the devtool source-map configuration option to produce a source map file for you bundled app. This allows you to debug from the ES6 source code files.
To browse and debug the source code open your browser’s Sources window and navigate to the folder webpack:///.
:
- In Firefox: open the Debugger (Ctrl+Shift+S).
- In Google Chrome: open the Console (Ctrl+Shift+J) then click on the Sources tab to view the Sources panel.
I’m not big on debuggers and break points – most of the time I just put strategically placed temporary console.log()
statements in the code.
The Big Picture
Riot (like React) is a UI library, not a framework. This is good (I prefer a small set of focused libraries to an all encompassing framework) but non-trivial applications need a coherent high-level structure (an architecture) to ease scalability, evolution and maintainability. Flux is increasing the architecture of choice for React-like apps. I like Flux because it’s easy to understand and because it makes intuitive sense (not out of any theoretical conviction). The Riot Todo app uses the RiotControl flux-style dispatcher (slightly modified) to implement the Flux architecture.


---
title:
format: none
---
{% if pagination.has_posts %}
{% for post in pagination.posts %}
{% include 'partial_post.html' %}
{% endfor %}
{% if pagination.prev_page %}{% endif %}
{% if pagination.next_page %}{% endif %}
{% endif %}
<--markdown-->
{% if not pagination.has_posts or not site.hide_quickstart %}
## Quick Start
Welcome to your new [PieCrust][] website!
Since you don't seem to have any blog post or home page created yet, here's a
quick reference of things you probably want to do next. All `chef` commands need
to be run from inside your website's directory.
For more information, refer to the [documentation][doc].
### Create a new blog post
Run `chef prepare post my-new-post-slug`, where `my-new-post-slug` is the [URL slug][slug] you want for your new post.
### Change this page
To override this default home page, you can do one of the following:
* Just hide this "quick start" section by setting the `hide_quickstart` property
to `true` in your site configuration. To do this, edit `_content/config.yml`
and `hide_quickstart: true` under the `site` section.
* Manually rewrite this page by creating `_content/pages/_index.md` or running
`chef prepare page _index`.
* Install a theme with `chef themes install theme-name`, where `theme-name` is
the name of a theme. You can list existing official themes with `chef themes
find`.
[piecrust]: {{ piecrust.url }}
[doc]: http://bolt80.com/piecrust/doc/
[slug]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_URL#Slug
{% endif %}


Based on San Diego, California, I graduated from San Diego State University in August of 2017 with a BS in Computer Science.
My curiosity to discover how the games, websites, and applications that I had been using for years were built eventually led me to pursue a career in software. Exploring such a vast field has given me a new perspective about the work required to develop products and applications that have become essential in today's world, such as cloud computing, electronic commerce, and social media platforms. Modern technologies have opened an enormous world of possibilities for the software industry and I see myself contributing to it in the near future.
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calcEF.Rd
Creates a data table of emission factors (g/kWh) for the given parameters.
calcEF( engineType, tier, location, loadFactor = NULL, ECAfuelSulfurPercentage = 0.1, GlobalfuelSulfurPercentage = 0.5, pollutants = "ALL", loadBasedBSFC = "N", output = "EF_LLAF", main_aux_boiler = "main", inputTableLocation = NULL )
| engineType | Engine type (vector of strings) (see
|
|---|---|
| tier | NOx engine tier (vector of strings) (see
|
| location | Location of vessel (vector of strings). Valid values are:
|
| loadFactor | Fractional percentage (between 0 and 1) of main engine
required to propel vessel at given speed (vector of numericals) (see
ShipPowerModel library). This parameter is necessary when |
| ECAfuelSulfurPercentage | Fuel sulfur cap (percentage by weight) for the Emissions Control Area (ECA). Default = 0.1% (in effect Jan. 1, 2015) |
| GlobalfuelSulfurPercentage | Fuel sulfur cap (percentage by weight) for outside the Emissions Control Area (ECA). Default = 0.5% (in effect Jan. 1, 2020) |
| pollutants | Select pollutants (default = "ALL"). Options:
|
| loadBasedBSFC | Determines if baseline BSFC values should be altered
according to main engine load (see
|
| output | What output table should be produced? Options:
|
| main_aux_boiler | Is this calculation for a propulsive (main), auxiliary (aux), or boiler engine? Options:
|
| inputTableLocation | File path (optional). Used to specify a user-supplied set of low load adjustment factors. See details for formatting requirements |
a data.table of emission factors or low load adjusted emission factors
(depending on the output
argument) for the given parameters. Each
pollutant selected in the pollutants
argument will be a column in the
table.
Location is important for determining the fuel being used, as type of fuel typically used varies by location.
For more information about marine emission factors, see Section 3.5 of the Port Emissions Inventory Guidance.
If user-supplied djustment factors are used, the file should be
in .csv format with a header row. The headers should be "load" and one or more
pollutants listed in the pollutants
argument. The load column should
contain numerical values in percentage space (i.e., it can range between 0 and
100). The pollutant columns should contain the specific adjustment factors for
that pollutant, corresponding to the load values. Note: The function will
linearly interpolate between the nearest values for any given load factor, and
will return an adjustment factor of 1 for load factors outside the range of
the table (i.e., it will not extrapolate).
Note: If it is desired that baseline BSFC values should be altered according
to main engine load only within a specified set of bounds, and the baseline
value should be used outside of those bounds, pass the bounds as a string
using the loadBasedBSFC
argument.


Gerrymandering is the act of defining the boundaries of electoral districts to benefit a party or politician. Initial discussions of gerrymandering typically focus on the shape or geometry of districts, as these can be indicative of manipulation. How can the shape of districts affect voting outcomes, regardless of underlying population proportions? Consider the following example:
in-context


BaseRLearner
(learner
=None
, outcome_learner
=None
, effect_learner
=None
, propensity_learner
=LogisticRegressionCV(Cs=array([1.00230524, 2.15608891, 4.63802765, 9.97700064]),
cv=StratifiedKFold(n_splits=4, random_state=42, shuffle=True),
l1_ratios=array([0.001 , 0.33366667, 0.66633333, 0.999 ]),
penalty='elasticnet', random_state=42, solver='saga')
, ate_alpha
=0.05
, control_name
=0
, n_fold
=5
, random_state
=None
) :: BaseLearner
A parent class for R-learner classes.
An R-learner estimates treatment effects with two machine learning models and the propensity score.


Otis Elevator Case Study
Focuses on a major transformation of Otis Elevator's infrastructure. Led by the CEO, this transformation represents a remarkable long-term reengineering of all the processes of the firm to drive its operating costs down and service image up. The transformation is the continuation of a process that has been going on for more than 20 years.
The IT tools being used by Otis in 2004 were simple – database, workflow software, Intranets and Extranets, email – but the benefits appeared to be extraordinary. What are the things that really had changed in the company over the last few years leading up to 2005?
Otis Elevator’s earliest initiatives had been to build the business through massive acquisitions. Through these acquisitions, Otis was able to expand its customer base extensively and became the “largest manufacturer, installer, and servicer of elevators, escalators, and moving walkways in the world.” While these acquisitions had been extremely profitable, Otis leadership knew that without consolidation and standardization of products and services within the company, that continued profitability would not be sustainable.
In the years leading up to 2005, Otis leadership recognized their business strategy needed to shift to compare to benchmark companies like UPS who had institutionalized customer service, and developed standardized workflow processes and metrics to govern every customer interaction and internal activity. The vision moving forward was to become the recognized leader in service excellence among all companies – not just elevator companies – worldwide.
In order to align the new vision with its business strategy, Otis needed to reduce the number of modules in use and lower project costs. The SIMBA program was introduced to “fundamentally change the architecture and ultimately the design process; the goal was a standard-interface, modular-based architecture defining modules and subsystems from which all Otis elevator systems could be created.” Also introduced with the SIMBA program was standard terminology. In the past, Otis verbiage varied so much throughout the organization that communications within the company could be misconstrued or misinterpreted. Through the implementation of a standardized terminology, important concepts such as “contracts, proposals, projects and field modules” would have the same meaning to any party requiring information as to the status of one of these steps in the development or implementation phase.
Tony Black of Otis Field Operations shared the “e-Logistics program which is based on the maturity of SIP. If we hadn’t done SIP, and just did the e-Logistics program, it would have taken much longer.” In sum, Otis Elevator was no longer an “old-line can’t miss industrial firm, which only needed caretakers” as was the description provided by Tom Wolfe decades earlier.
With the e-Logistics program, best practice from SIP are baked into the company and institutionalized to achieve that continuous transformation. How do the systems that comprise the e-Logistics program bake in an institutionalized best practice?
Implementation of the e-Logistics information transformation project provided Otis’ IT systems with the resources needed to “facilitate business process re-engineering that was taking place throughout.” This was accomplished by taking the lessons learned from the initial Sales and Installation Process (SIP), and integrating them into a company-wide IT solution geared toward its evolving business model. The e-Logistics program was built over a two year timeframe by gathering information from subject matter experts in the fields of “sales, field, and order management along with IT project managers.” By doing this, Otis was able to demonstrate the ideals of Pearlson and Saunders when they wrote, “In an organization that operates successfully, an overriding business strategy drives both organizational strategy and information strategy.”
From an organizational perspective, the Project Proposal phase used a mandatory electronic pre-bid checklist which had to be approved by both the sales representative and the field-installation supervisor. Prior to e-Logistics, this was a manual process, and often times the field-installation supervisor did not even see the checklist or know the requirements until it was time for install. Instituting this pre-bid checklist ensured the sales and field organizations worked together from the beginning of the process, increased process cohesion and allowed for minimal delays at install. From an IS perspective, former manual systems, such as booking, validation and scheduling, became centrally automated. This allowed for the e-Logistics software to automatically push data to appropriate supervisory and financial personnel. Automated information sharing ensures each party receives information efficiently and decreases the need for middle management.
The Order Fulfillment phase is another example of institutionalization, as field-installation supervisors were responsible for relaying when job sites were ready for deliveries. The automated email service within e-Logistics prompts supervisors to check in on sites, allows for status updates and face-to-face interactions with contractors. This demonstrates how e-Logistics institutionalized site preparation, allowing for the implementation of the “pull” system. Otis’ Tony Black said that the automated email and reminder process, “forces critical steps of SIP and makes good process part of the way you do business.”
By taking best practices from SIP and integrating them into the automated, e-Logistics program, it ensured both present and future Otis employees would execute these best practices. This institutionalized, “baked in” program prevents best practices from being lost in two ways: 1) Mandatory use for nearly all employees, which helped Otis move away from many inefficient manual processes and 2) best practices were now being held within the program, preventing an individual leaving the company and taking job-specific or institutional knowledge with them.


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If there is one thing that I despise more than anything it is vomiting.
Me and my friend G went to king soopers and got some I don't know what brand heavenly blue morning glories. What is sad is I actually paid someone to drive us there AND I bought over 15$ worth of seeds. Now I read in TIME magazine that grapefruits increase drug potency so when we got back we snagged two and went into the basement. We also heard from urban legend that vitamin C does too so some EmergenC packets were also obtained. I would have to say that the seeds did not taste all that bad but the thought of them now makes me want to puke. So me and G downed 300 some odd seeds and went to watch T.V.
T-30:00- Definitely feeling different but not anything tangible. Family guy was not funny what so ever (didn't like that aspect).
T-60:00- The ONLY good time I had with this plant was between 30 min. and an hour after ingestion. Skittles tasted amazing and grapefruit was bearable. This was the time that definite visuals occurred. The best way to describe the visuals was not like a vivid enjoyable hallucination, it was more like I feel poisoned and my eyes might never be the same. A lot of things “breathed” and straight lines would wave and bend. This alone without the poison in my stomach would make me nauseous. I started to get weird feelings about the t.v. and asked G if we could do something else.
11:45 pm. I have rough memory of the time so forgive me. My body started getting extremely hot and a feeling of 'I absolutely know I'm going to puke' takes over.  So having my face near the toilet is not a good idea. We sit there for a while and I focus on not puking while we listen to music. Every time I am sick and feel like vomiting I use strange methods to calm myself that are random, irrational, and short lived. (ex. Song with a “good mood”, different position, ect...) so I am very belligerent to my good friend G who is putting up with it quite well and I'm glad it was with him. And suddenly I felt so sick and paranoid that I got up and said, “we're going outside right now.”  I start walking at a very brisk pace to get my mind of vomiting, as if that would work. Not much happens except looking at cool trees and lying in the grass which makes me feel better again.
1:00 A.M. Almost instantly when we get inside the nausea comes back when we get inside but I don't want to make G go outside again. We lay down and start to watch the movie No Country for Old Men. Great movie but in my state it was horrible. Every gunshot gave me horrible negative feelings and any repeating noise made me nauseous (Ex. The tracking device). I try to sleep for another hour.
2:45 A.M. Peak. I go in and out of paranoid thoughts about how I can keep from vomiting. I am not religious at all and leave it pretty open but with lots of doubt. But I noticed that before I am about to puke I become a freakin' zealot! I pray and pray to yield no fruit and than the peak occurs at 2:45 A.M.. Whilst I am sitting in this personal hell, G's brother is playing Grand Theft Auto and a certain ding noise occurs rapidly and has been going on for most of the night. I get a feeling of the kids playing the game as all of the modern generation, siting like zombies laughing at a screen that does the same thing over and over again for a whole lifetime and I live out this lifetime with them, but only hearing it so the visuals don't hypnotize me into it.
After this thought a sort of static noise starts getting louder in my ears until all noise is gone besides that. Keep in mind I was watching every minute on the clock waiting out the nausea and repeating sounds. All sound is gone and I hear the door creak open. My heart races and I get a rush of adrenalin thinking I was going to die. The door closes and all the sound around me rushes back into my ears and I turn my head to see that the time has skipped ahead to 3:00. I sit there in amazement because I knew that had to have been 30 seconds at the most.
3:00-4:30 A.M. Torturingly long minute by minute waiting for the seeds to pass and I finally sleep. I am glad I don't remember this part well.
All in all I decided the next day that I would have payed twice the amount I payed to not take the seeds and the taste of the seeds lingered in my head when I ate. The next day it was hard to focus my eyes efficiently and reading was hard because certain words would separate from the sentence. I thought I was permanently damaged and was gonna be dyslexic for life. G never felt a single thing. I had to go to work and work a 9 hour shift until midnight an hour latter. Close to the most horrible days of my life and I'm guessing if I would have just sucked it up and vomited it wouldn't have been that bad so it is mostly my own fault. I am very hesitant about eating them again although I am successfully growing some vines that G will try.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


For Several Deceased Persons or For All the Dead 5
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
Let the hearts that seek the Lord rejoice; turn to the Lord and his strength; constantly seek his face.
 Through our Lord
Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy
Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
By your acceptance of this sacrificial offering, O God, grant that your servants (N. and N.) may be sharers in the abundant riches of Christ, so that with him they may be raised again to life and receive a place at his right hand. Who lives and reigns for ever and ever.
 Save me in your merciful love. O Lord, let me not be put to shame, for I call on you.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Hear, O God,
your children, nourished now by the Sacrament of salvation, and, as through the
Holy Spirit, you raised Christ, your Only Begotten
Son, from the dead, so grant to your faithful servants (N.
and N.) the joy of
life and immortality. Through Christ our Lord.


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Here's an example showing how to create OpenSolaris packages using the Image Packaging System (IPS).
$ pfexec svccfg -s pkg/server "setprop pkg/port=10000" $ pfexec svcadm refresh pkg/server $ pfexec svcadm enable pkg/server $ pfexec svcadm restart pkg/server
$ pfexec pkg install gcc-dev (or ss-dev if you prefer sunstudio) $ pfexec pkg install SUNWGlib $ pfexec pkg install SUNWsfwhea $ pfexec pkg install SUNWxwinc
Here are the recommended package install locations[1].
- User commands under /usr/bin or /usr/sbin - Header files under /usr/include - Libraries under /usr/lib - Manual pages under /usr/share/man - Other files under /usr/lib or /usr/share - Conflicting GNU components go under /usr/gnu
$ mkdir ~/tmp $ cd $ INSTDESTDIR=`pwd`/tmp $ VERSION=4.6.1 $ wget -c http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/utils/file/managers/mc/mc-4.6.1.tar.gz $ tar xzvf mc-4.6.1.tar.gz && cd mc-4.6.1 $ ./configure ~--prefix=$INSTDESTDIR $ make $ make install $ cp COPYING ~/
You can use the attached perl script to generate file lists compatible with pkgsend.
 = "0" ]; then $ pkgsend close $ else $ echo "Errors in include file, not closing the transaction!" $ fi
$ pfexec pkg set-authority -O http://localhost:10000 localrepo $ pfexec pkg install IPSmc
$ mc Left File Command Options Right +<-/usr~------------------------------v>++<-~~---------------------------------v>+ | Name | Size | MTime || Name | Size | MTime | |/.. |UP~--DIR| ^|/.. |UP~--DIR| ^ |~5bin | 5|Nov 14 11:10 *|/.mc | 2|Nov 17 20:51 * |/SUNWale | 6|Nov 14 11:20 ||/.sunw | 3|Nov 14 11:35 | |~X | 9|Nov 14 11:08 || | | | |/X11 | 8|Nov 14 11:13 || | | | |~X11R6 | 3|Nov 14 11:18 || | | | |~adm | 10|Nov 14 11:08 || | | | |/apache | 10|Nov 14 11:14 || | | | |/apache2 | 3|Nov 14 11:11 || | | | |/appserver | 12|Nov 14 11:12 || | | | |/apr | 3|Nov 14 11:10 || | | | |/apr-util | 3|Nov 14 11:10 || | | | |/ast | 3|Nov 14 11:13 || | | | |/benchmarks | 3|Nov 14 11:16 || | | | |/bin | 1674|Nov 14 11:21 || | | | +~--------------------------------------v+~--------------------------------------v |/.. ||/.. | +~--------------------------------------++~--------------------------------------+ Note: Shell commands will not work when you are on a non-local file system. #
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Buttons
Button Blocks
Create block level buttons - those that span the full width of a parent - by adding .btn-block
.
Wrap a series of buttons with .btn
in .btn-group
.
Combine sets of btn-group
into a btn-toolbar
for more complex components.
Place a .btn-group
within another .btn-group
when you want dropdown menus mixed with a series of buttons.
Button Dropdowns
Use any button to trigger a dropdown menu by placing it within a .btn-group and providing the proper menu markup.
Single Button Dropdowns
Turn a button into a dropdown toggle with some basic markup changes.
Split Button Dropdowns
Similarly, create split button dropdowns with the same markup changes, only with a separate button.
Dropdown Sizing
Button dropdowns work with buttons of all sizes.


The feature Subscription OsmAnd Live allows you to get all the possible features for your platform, as well as frequent map updates (up to one hour). You can also support the OpenStreetMap cartographer community.
In the OsmAnd Live feature, you can try our solution "all inclusive". OsmAnd Live has three periods of subscription for OsmAnd+ and OsmAnd Free that provides you with the following advantages:
You basically get full access to every possible OsmAnd feature for a fraction of cost.
To try this feature, please go to OsmAnd > OsmAnd Live > Subscribe. You can stop the subscription anytime you want using your Google Play settings.
The OsmAnd Live subscription for iOS has three periods: monthly, three months, yearly. This feature allows you to get unlimited download of all maps and get all the plug-ins for the subscription period. You also get the opportunity to frequently update maps.
To get this feature, go to the main menu-> Maps&Resources-> OsmAnd Live-> Get OsmAnd Live. You can stop the subscription at any time using the settings in your itunes account.
Also, everyone who gets OsmAnd Live automatically supports the volunteers who edit the map as the money supporters provide get distributed between those who edit the map. Read more about OsmAnd Live here or learn how it works in detail here.
Have questions about OsmAnd Live? Please do not hesitate to contact OsmAnd support team<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We're glad to help.


If you hover over some of the buildings in this image you will see working HTML map areas. HTML
<map>
and
<area>
tags allow us to create clickable hotspots on any image. There are two major drawbacks to using
<map>
and
<area>
tags though:
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You can not use CSS styles on map areas in any consistent cross-browser friendly way.
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Map areas are linked to the images size and break if that changes. Users resizing their web browser often break your map areas.
Map Area was designed to solve both of these problems for you. Map Area:
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Redraws your map areas in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) that can be styled with CSS.
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Keeps an eye on the image and will resize the map areas and SVGs automatically for you.
In this demo we use a simple see through background color but you can use any styles you want. Click the Run Demo button below to see this in action.
Please Note: Clicking on any map area will cause the page to reload.


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KamiMeet Kami, a flopsy, mopsy dandelion-colored Muppet who enjoys education, storytelling, and carrying the AIDS virus. If you watch the South African version of Sesame Street, that's where you'll find her: a five-year-old orphan who came to live with a human family after her mother died of "unexplained" circumstances. How Kami became HIV+ is also a mystery, but it's no secret that she -- like other Muppets -- requires the presence of a full arm lodged all the way up her rear end in order to function properly. Joel Schneider, vice president and senior adviser to the Sesame Street Workshop, announced the new character at the 14th International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, Spain. "This character will be fully a part of the community," Schneider said. "She will have high self-esteem. Women are often stigmatized about HIV and we are providing a good role model as to how to deal with one's situation and how to interact with the community. The new character will be appropriate, meaning no explicit mention of sex." Takalani Sesame is one of several locally-produced versions of the children's program. Egypt, Russia, Germany, Mexico and Spain (among other countries) all have shows modeled after the American Sesame Street which premiered in 1969. But the HIV-infected Kami character was created at the urging of the South African government to reduce stigma about the disease. They're also a sponsor of the show. "Not every show will deal explicitly with HIV and AIDS," promised Schneider. "We want to show that here is an HIV-positive member of our community who you can touch and interact with. We will be very careful to fashion our messages so they are appropriate to the age group. What do I do when I cut my finger? What do I do when you cut your finger? That sort of thing."  The other Muppets console her, and explain to the children that HIV cannot be spread by simply playing with someone. "We are living in a society that is very stigmatizing and discriminatory," said Musa Njoko, an AIDS activist. The introduction of Kami "is going to create a culture of acceptance." The American Family Association says the character is a means for homosexual activists to influence young viewers. Representatives Joe Barton (R-Texas), Cliff Stearns (R-Florida), Fred Upton (R-Michigan), Charles Pickering (R-Mississippi), and Richard Burr (R-North Carolina) have cautioned PBS against introducing similarly-impaired Muppets to an American audience. W.J. Tauzin of the House Commerce Committee has made thinly veiled threats against PBS President Pat Mitchell to remind him that Congress has the last word on funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Ironically, one of the few morality mavens coming out in support of the HIV-positive Muppet was none other than the Reverend Jerry Falwell. Falwell, who notoriously tried to out Teletubby Tinky Winky, says he believes the new Muppet will have a positive effect, as long as there is no discussion of its sexuality, and certainly no reference to the passing trend of raping infants to cleanse oneself of the dreaded disease. Kami had the rare opportunity to be interviewed by Katie Couric on NBC News. |


The rugby evening headlines as Australia ponder scrapping 60-cap rule and Italy scramble to appoint interim coach after Rob Howley saga
It's the selection policy that inspired Wales to change theirs
by Matthew SouthcombeThese are your rugby evening headlines for Thursday, November 21.
Australia consider scrapping 60-cap rule
Much like the Welsh Rugby Union, Rugby Australia are pondering whether to scrap their 60-cap selection policy.
The Wallabies used to have a hard stance on selection, which precluded the national team coach from selecting anyone who played their domestic rugby abroad.
That rule was relaxed before the 2015 Rugby World Cup, allowing players who have over 60 caps, like Matt Giteau to be selected even if they play outside the country.
The WRU took inspiration from the rule and brought in their own version in 2017.
Wallaby stars Samu Kerevi and Adam Coleman are now ineligible, having moved abroad following the 2019 World Cup.
Rugby Australia will now ponder whether they need to amend the rule in order to make sure their best talent remains available to them.
However, RA chief Raelene Castle warned: "Every rugby fan wants to see Super Rugby teams be successful, they want their heroes playing in their Super Rugby team.
"So it's a bigger conversation than just Wallabies success, it's about making sure we've got the right players playing within our Super Rugby franchises as well."
How to sign up to the Welsh Rugby Podcast
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Joe Schmidt admits to sleepless night after Japan defeat
Former Ireland boss Joe Schmidt has admitted he didn't sleep the night after his side lost to Japan at the Rugby World Cup.
In his new book, 'Ordinary Joe', Schmidt suggested his side were not 'mentally or emotionally right' for the game as their campaign unravelled.
"It's been a difficult twenty-four hours since losing to Japan," he wrote in a diary entry.
"I haven't slept, apart from a nap on the (bullet train), because I had such a knot in my stomach after the game.”
Italy call in interim boss for 2020 Six Nations
Former South Africa international Franco Smith with coach Italy on an interim basis during the 2020 Six Nations.
Rob Howley was being heavily linked with the Italy head coaching role as his contract with Wales approached its conclusion recently.
However, the chance has passed the former Wales scrum-half by as he now finds himself embroiled in a WRU investigation into an alleged breach of World Rugby's betting regulations.
The former attack coach was unceremoniously sent home from Japan in September as the bombshell news came to light. The controversy ruled him out of taking charge of the Azzurri.
As such, Italy have had to move swiftly to find a coach for the Six Nations, with a view to making a more permanent appointment next summer.
Hartley would be 'shocked' if Sarries stars turn back on England
Former England skipper Dylan Hartley doesn't expect any of Saracens' England contingent to turn their back on their country at next year's Six Nations.
Eddie Jones voiced concerns that some Sarries stars may feel the need to prioritise their club after the defending English champions were slapped with a 35 points deduction for breach the salary cap.
They now find themselves on -22 points, rooted to the bottom of the table, but Hartley still believes they'll turn up for England.
"You try and find me a player who doesn't want to play for his country. I'd be shocked if the Saracens players weren't playing for England," Hartley, who is a spokesperson for N-Pro headguards, told the PA News Agency.
"Your club is your bread and butter, but no club would hold back a player. And when you've got 10 or 12 of those players, you might need them!
"It would be a brave decision not to play because then you open the door to someone else. It's almost like that decision you make at the end of the season not to tour and I've done that because of injury.
"It would be a bold decision to choose not to play for England and personally I can't see it happening."


Mostly a note for myself. There are two types of SR-IOV’y networks supported in
nova: direct
and hostdev
. Confusingly, the latter corresponds to passthrough
of the virtual function (VF), while the former corresponds to macvtap. The
difference between these is described rather succinctly in an Oracle whitepaper
titled “Installing and Configuring KVM on Bare Metal Instances with
Multi-VNIC”.
Hostdev
First, the hostdev VIF type:
The hostdev method is preferred for both performance and guest isolation reasons. It provides the guest with direct access to the PCI device, created as part of the configuration of SR-IOV on the hypervisor. A PCI device is known as a virtual function (VF)and represents an actual interface into the hardware of the hypervisor (bare metal instance). This allows the guest to have both maximum throughput and maximum isolation:
Maximum throughput because there is no operating system between the guest and the network
Maximum isolation because the hypervisor operating system is not involved beyond providing the hardware interface (the overhead is minimal)
The disadvantage of the hostdev method is that it isn’t possible to emulate a different device type. So, the guest operating system must have a driver available that matches the hardware type provided by the hypervisor.
As a user, you are likely to encounter the driver issues outlined above when using something like CirrOS image deployed by DevStack.
Direct
Then the direct VIF type which, again, is not really “direct”:
The direct method relies on hypervisor-configured network interfaces to provide connectivity to the guest operating systems. However, the network configuration provided by the hypervisor is minimal: the guest operating system still issues all the DHCP and related higher-level networking management, while the hypervisor simply provides an interface for the guest to operate on.
The direct method allows KVM to natively emulate some common network interface types that are typically found in most current and legacy operating systems. The following emulations have been observed to work: the e1000 (Intel FastEthernet driver) and the virtio (KVM native) device types, although the virtio driver might still require you to inject a driver into a Windows operating system. This is useful for prepackaged, virtual machines because their configurations are typically static and are looking for specific hardware types.


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Steve McConnell—American Author
Scope
Explain to a non-tech friend, what ‘scope’ is, and how it works in JavaScript.
A key concept in programming is the idea of a variable. This word comes from vary and is a storage location for data or calculations. Variables are used while a program is running and their contents are often modified (varied) by the program.
In essence, variables have two types of scope: global and local. Global variables are accessible throughout an entire JavaScript program, whereas local variables can only be used inside the function (or part) where they are declared (set up).
Some people think that all variables should be global. However, as programs grow bigger or are worked on by teams of programmers, there can be unfortunate side effects where different parts of a program change the variables in unexpected ways. A better, safer approach is to use local variables whenever possible. Please refer to Steve McConnell’s quote at the top of this page.


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PeptideShaker attempts to simplify the protein inference problem, i.e., the presence of shared peptides between protein sequences.
It is here however possible to inspect the protein inference status of a specific peptide.
Peptides are color coded depending on whether they can be mapped to (i) a unique protein, (ii) a group of related proteins, (iii) a group of related and unrelated
proteins, or (iv) a group of unrelated proteins. Note that this classification of proteins is not perfect, and a manual validation of interesting protein groups is recommended.
The drop down menu at the top allows you to change the protein inference status of the selected peptide.
For proteins from UniProt you also have the protein evidence to guide the selection. For more information
about protein evidence see: http://www.uniprot.org/manual/protein_existence.
The retained proteins is the list of proteins where this peptide can be mapped to and which were actually retained by PeptideShaker. To inspect
these type the protein accession in the top right search field of PeptideShaker when in the Overview tab.
It can however also be that a peptide is mapped to a protein which was not retained by PeptideShaker. These secondary accessions are displayed
in the 'Other Proteins' table.


The following target groups could not be found in the selected account/region/VPC and were removed:
Only target groups with target type ip are supported in Titus. It is not possible to re-use target groups of target type instance used by Amazon instances.
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BettingCentreInterface
public class BettingCentreStub extends java.lang.Object implements BettingCentreInterface
Spectator
s place their bets on the winning horse. As they come here
to place their bets, they also come here to collect his (or hers) further gains, if such a
scenario applies on a given race.| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
BettingCentreStub() |
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
void |
acceptTheBets() |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Broker to Accept the Bets on
the BettingCentre . |
boolean |
areThereAnyWinners(int winner) |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Broker to check if anyone has won a bet on
the BettingCentre . |
private lib.communication.ClientCom |
createConnectionWithServer() |
Creates a connection to the correspondent server (meaning the
BettingCentre ). |
int |
getNumberOfHorses() |
Stub entity to get the number of pairs Horse/Jockey, as registered in the
BettingCentre . |
int |
goCollectTheGains() |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Spectator to Collect the Gains on
the BettingCentre . |
boolean |
haveIWon(int spectatorId) |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Spectator to check if they've won a bet on
the BettingCentre . |
void |
honourTheBets() |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Broker to Honour the Bets on
the BettingCentre . |
int |
placeABet(int spectator,
int bet,
int horse) |
Stub entity to represent the will of a
Spectator to Place a Bet on
the BettingCentre . |
void |
setAbility(int horse,
int ability) |
Stub entity to set the ability of a pair Horse/Jockey, to be registered in the
BettingCentre . |
void |
shutdown() |
Stub entity to shutdown the premises of the
BettingCentre . |
public void acceptTheBets() throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Broker
to Accept the Bets on
the BettingCentre
.acceptTheBets
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.public void honourTheBets() throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Broker
to Honour the Bets on
the BettingCentre
.honourTheBets
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.public int placeABet(int spectator, int bet, int horse) throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Spectator
to Place a Bet on
the BettingCentre
.placeABet
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.public int goCollectTheGains() throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
Spectator
to Collect the Gains on
the BettingCentre
.goCollectTheGains
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.public boolean haveIWon(int spectatorId) throws java.lang.InterruptedException
Spectator
to check if they've won a bet on
the BettingCentre
.haveIWon
in interface BettingCentreInterface
true
if the Spectator spectatorId
has won; otherwise false
.java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.public boolean areThereAnyWinners(int winner) throws java.lang.InterruptedException
Broker
to check if anyone has won a bet on
the BettingCentre
.areThereAnyWinners
in interface BettingCentreInterface
true
if there is a bet winner; otherwise false
.java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.public int getNumberOfHorses() throws java.lang.InterruptedException
BettingCentre
.getNumberOfHorses
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.public void setAbility(int horse, int ability) throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
BettingCentre
.setAbility
in interface BettingCentreInterface
java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.public void shutdown() throws java.lang.InterruptedException, java.lang.RuntimeException
BettingCentre
.java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.java.lang.RuntimeException
- (more precisely a UnexpectedReplyTypeException
) if a
unexpected reply message has been received.private lib.communication.ClientCom createConnectionWithServer() throws java.lang.InterruptedException
BettingCentre
).ClientCom
object.java.lang.InterruptedException
- if a connection could not be established with success.


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Simple plots of observations.
Plot observations for a single site as Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG)
Caution: these plots should be used with caution and some understanding of the underlying data. FITS data is often unevenly sampled. The requested data range may not be accurately represented at the resolution of these plots. No down sampling of any kind is attempted for plotting. There is potential for signal to be obscured or visual artifacts created. If you think you have seen something interesting then please use the raw CSV observations and more sophisticated analysis techniques to confirm your observations.
Plots show data with errors. The minimum, maximum, and latest values are labeled. The plot can be
used in an html img tag e.g.,
or as
an object or inline depending on your needs.
The number of days displayed can be changed with the days
query parameter. If
start
is not specifed then
the number of days before now is displayed.

A fixed time range for the plot can be specified by setting start
and days
.

The range of the y-axis can be set with the yrange
query parameter. A single value sets a
fixed range centered on the data.

The range of the y-axis can be set with the yrange
query parameter. A pair of values fixes the
y axis range.

Not all observations have an associated error estimate.

Scatter plots may be more appropriate for some observations. The population standard deviation can also be
shown on a plot.

The scheme=projector
parameter makes scatter/line plots with higher saturate colours so
they'll be clearer for projectors.

yrange
is set and data values would be out of range the background colour of the plot changes.
This happens
with line
and scatter
plots.

WI000
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.250
. If start
is not specified then
the number of days
before now is displayed. If start
is specified then the number of days after start
is displayed. Maximum value is 365000.
scatter
setting showMethod true
will colour the data
markers based on methodID.
2014-01-08T12:00:00Z
.
pop
for
population standard deviation.
line
. Either line
or scatter
.-15,50
.
A single value sets the positive and negative range about the mid point of the minimum and maximum
data values. For example if the minimum and maximum y values in the data selection are 10 and 30 and the
yrange is 40
then
the y-axis range will be -20 to 60. yrange must be > 0 for single value dynamic range. If there are data in
the time range that would be out of range on the plot then the background
colour of the plot is changed.
web
and projector
.
The default value is web
.
Plot observations for multiple sites as Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG)
Plots are similar to those for a single site. Multiple sites can be specified using the sites
query parameter e.g.,

siteID
e.g., GISB,TAUP
.e
.250
. If start
is not specified
then the number of days
before now is displayed. If start
is specified then the number of days after
start
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line
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data values. For example if the minimum and maximum y values in the data selection are 10 and 30 and the
yrange is 40
then
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in the time range that would be out of range on the plot then the background
colour of the plot is changed.
web
and
projector
. The default value is web
.


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Projects
Booking website stallerhof.de
A responsive booking platform for holiday apartments based on Angular 2, Django and Django REST framework with seperated frontend and backend.
Hybrid App EventCheck
A hybrid JavaScript App, based on Cordova and Ionic. It helps you to organize the events of the pages that you have liked. You can view them in a list, in a calendar view and save them in your favorite calendar app.
Cordova Google Nearby Plugin
A cordova plugin that brings support for the Google Nearby Messages API. You can easily send and recieve messages without an own server.


If you're staying for more than three or four days, it's easier and ultimately cheaper to just buy
a seven-day all-you-can-ride MetroCard.
Beware of the subway's MetroCard readers...They sometimes misread cards and then don't allow you to
try again for something like 10-15 minutes. It's supposed to stop people from swiping in a whole group on
one card, but it sucks when it happens to you by accident.
Beware of the Express subway trains. These trains don't stop at every stop on the weekends and during
rush hour. If you're not paying attention, it could turn your short trip into an unexpected visit to
Brooklyn or Harlem or somewhere much farther away than you planned. The good news about that though is that,
nine times out of ten, you can just walk to other side of the stop and get back on in the opposite direction.
When you're looking at maps of Manhattan, keep in mind that one city block is often equal to about 3
city blocks in a typical city. You're going to be walking A LOT, so - for the love of God - wear comfortable
shoes and pack some blister protection.
Safety
Watch your back in the subway. Phone theft is a biggie there, especially if you're visibly not aware of your
surroundings. I usually wait to check my phone until I'm in the subway car, where it is then a great way to avoid
talking to the weirdos.
If it’s late, it’s best to cab it back to your hotel rather than waiting in a subway station where there are
few to no other people. That’s a great way to get yourself mugged or worse.
One failsafe is to carry your driver's license and between $30-50 hidden on your person (somewhere other than
your wallet, like a sock). That way, if you do get mugged, you've still got a way to get back to where you're staying
and an ID to get on the plane home.
If you explore the boroughs (like Brooklyn, Queens, etc.), be aware that these neighborhoods tend to be a real
mix of rough and gentrified and they often are a little dicier than Manhattan.


Visa, Mastercard draw FTC inquiry over debit card transactions: Bloomberg Law
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is conducting a preliminary inquiry on Visa Inc and Mastercard Inc over policies that can prohibit merchants from routing card transactions through other debit networks, Bloomberg Law reported on Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
REUTERS: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has initiated a preliminary inquiry on Visa Inc and Mastercard Inc for possibly prohibiting merchants from using other debit networks, Bloomberg Law reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
The regulator is looking into whether Visa, Mastercard and other large debit card issuers are blocking retailers from routing card transactions over alternative networks such as Pulse, NYCE and Star, the report said.
The FTC has been reaching out to large merchants and their trade groups over the issue, the report added. (https://bit.ly/2O5Br3M)
The inquiry could spell fresh regulatory trouble for the world's two largest payments processors which settled a protracted European Union antitrust probe in April this year over card fees.
The regulator has probed issues related to debit routing in the past. Following an FTC inquiry in 2016, Visa revised a rule that required retailers to ask cardholders to choose a routing network for their debit card transactions.
The FTC declined to comment and the companies did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
(Reporting by Bharath Manjesh in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli)


There are fake Pokemon in Sword and Shield
by Cian MaherAmong the many new creatures designed by Game Freak in Pokemon Sword and Shield lie fake Pokemon, impostors.
Sword and Shield introduced a variety of new mons, including a much-needed Linoone evolution, Obstagoon, and a not-so-much-needed Mr Mime evo, Mr Rime. One of the brand new Pokemon the pair of games introduced, however, was Sinistea, the Ghost-type teapot who evolves into Polteageist.
According to Polygon, however, it’s actually possible that the Polteageist you’ve been training is a downright fake.
You see, there are two types of Polteageist in Galar. The first is the real deal, a proper ghosty teapot through and through. The second is something else pretending to be a ghosty teapot, although it’s not quite clear what this something else is — which, if you ask me, is all the more ghostly anyway.
The Pokedex entry for Polteageist actually draws attention to this phenomenon:
“The teacup in which this Pokémon makes its home is a famous piece of antique tableware. Many forgeries are in circulation.”
 It seems this is more so an interesting piece of lore than something that actually affects play, so unless you’re a Polteageist elitist with no room for incognito ghost teapot impostors, you should be totally fine.
You can check out our Sword and Shield review here, or even look into how a modder is adding cut Pokemon back into the games.
Games featured in this article


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 I am not your ally, nor are you mine. You are a scourge that needs silencing and a pestilence in need of a cure. Stop this nonsense immediately and stand with the rest of us — for something — not against something in a thinly veiled attempt to justify your hate.
The following thoughts arose from a number of conservative family members asking why I support Bernie Sanders. For some time I’ve wanted to write a post encapsulating my decision and continued position. This is my response.
As a clear-thinking, educated person, I understand where the money for a progressive agenda would have to come from. I understand that I would pay more to the system in hopes of saving money elsewhere and to help those who need it most. These values are not foolish, ill conceived, or even unrealistic. I am not some hoodwinked, moony-eyed youth, dazzled by the allure of free.
I do not make these decisions lightly but with the most concerted of efforts to fully understand my own position foremost, and those of others so as to not be blind to the faults of my own choice (and there are several) or the virtues of others’.
And so, a few principles.
Our government should help those who need help, and all people should have a truly equal chance. The US healthcare system is a blight that needs to be eradicated, replaced with an alternative reflecting the modern world and not a profit machine fueled by illness and misfortune. I respect those who fight for a noble cause, even when it is not popular. Only the people should be able to affect elections, not large corporate donations and backdoor deals. Our voting system — the key component to the greatness of our country — is broken, designed to punish the powerless and reward the powerful when it should simply count each person and their singular vote.
I do not support dividing everyone’s income to the point at which we are all paid the same. That scenario would be communist. Some have earned an easier life by sacrifice, and some have earned a harder one. If socialism means balancing the scales so that the American dream — that pursuit of a better life through hard work can result in success for any person willing to do said work — can be real again, then I am indeed for socialism. But I have always (even when I voted for Bush in 2000) insisted that our government exists to work for us, and that we pay into it for the services it can provide, be it roads and bridges, education, a military to protect us (though only as a last resort), or with clean, efficient energy, and a healthcare system that helps everyone.
I watched as a corrupt insurance industry and profit-driven medical industry depleted my Grandparents’ savings while my Grandfather struggled with the horror of dementia and my Grandmother struggled as her partner of five decades fought against that horror. And it only got worse as his condition got worse. It turns my stomach to think of it.
When I look into my son’s bleeding face (he fell and bumped his chin on the bed) I am ashamed that even one of my first thoughts is given to the bill and not to his pain or fear. Every thought should go to him. This too turns my stomach.
Why do we generate all of this prosperity if we must live in fear that it will be swept away by random chance?
Some events are unavoidable. But if our government is going to pay for something with the taxes they extract from us, let it be this. And the most embarrassing part for our nation is that other countries have already solved this problem. The systems vary, and none are perfect, but they are all more effective and far less expensive than ours. This is the issue for which I feel the most passionate, partial measures will not do.
In high school I read Wayne Gretzky’s biography, and one quote stood out (a quote I also appreciated much later when Steve Jobs reiterated it). He said, “I skate to where the puck is going, not to where it has been.” I began then to apply this philosophy to my political views.
In a hundred years, a thousand, will the greatest country on Earth help its people when they are sick, or will it watch them suffer as their life savings is instantly consumed and they worry about money when they should be focusing on those for whom they care most? After examining all of my politics under this lens, I saw what I would someday want in a politician.
Then, about a years ago, I read about Bernie Sanders. Nearly all of his policies pass my self-imposed test.  Listen to them instead of saying that the problem is already solved? Power our industry and personal lives cleanly and efficiently or in whatever way is most profitable?
Will we be at war with a world full of enemies, or will we have found solutions to render those enemies ineffectual and irrelevant — or even have managed to make them into allies? Will we pride ourselves in the education of our people — so much so that we would pay to make certain that they are all educated? Will we, the people, decide what steps our government takes, making sure that it acts in our interests and not in the interests of others?
Or, will we still remain at the whims of capitalist industry, which though it has served us well, has clear flaws that concentrate wealth and power at the top, while continuously forcing those at the bottom further and further down? Will we shout insults, build walls, and shoot first, asking questions later like fearful cavemen (or women) cowering in the dark, paranoid of everyone and everything that is not like us?
Or, will we apathetically accept that the world cannot be changed, that our lives, and the lives of those whose are the hardest, cannot be improved? Will we reach for half-loves and smile when given our quarter portion? Will we deal and barter with swindlers who already have more than they and a dozen generations of their descendants could ever use?
So many of our major victories as a people came from skating to where the puck was going, to where the world was going. The pilgrims who crossed the Atlantic did. The revolutionaries did. Lincoln did with the emancipation. When we awoke to Hitler and the Japanese, when women won the right to vote, when the Civil Rights Act was passed, when Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, we skated to where the world was going.
But we know this only in hindsight. Now, today, we must choose to the best of our abilities where we think the puck will go. Bernie Sanders aims for where I think the puck will be. I support him because I want all of us to be there, too.


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The Walking Dead: The Truth Comes to Light About the Whisperer Spy
by Cynthia VinneyWARNING: The following article includes spoilers for The Walking Dead Season 10, Episode 8, "The World Before," which aired Sunday on AMC.
The Walking Dead’s midseason finale starts by briefly telling the story of Dante. In flashback, we see Alpha give Dante his mission to infiltrate Alexandria; he's apparently chosen, at least in part, because Lydia doesn’t know him. He then gets the attention of the joint communities by acting like he’s under attack by walkers. After he's brought in and accepted, Dante sets out to quietly destroy Alexandria. He leaves secret notes for Alpha, graffities the community with “Silence the Whisperers,” sabotages the water pump, and suffocates Cheryl with a pillow. For his actions, Alpha promises him a special place with the Whisperers -- whatever that means.
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As Siddiq starts to resurrect behind Dante, Rosita notices Dante’s knife. Rosita puts Coco down. As Dante attacks her, walker Siddiq stumbles towards the crying baby. Dante tries to strangle Rosita, but luckily Rosita is a badass. She gets ahold of the knife and stabs him. She then runs to Siddiq, puts him down, runs back to Dante, subdues him and retrieves Coco.
Later, Daryl, Gabriel, Carol and Rosita interrogate Dante.  Still, Gabriel’s confused -- why kill Siddiq months after torturing him? Dante explains it wasn’t part of the plan. He liked Siddiq, but you gotta do, what you gotta do. Still, he’s looking forward to the Alexandrians coming to blows over what to do about him. He knows they’ll give him a public trial, since that’s what civilized people do.
Later, Eugene and Ezekiel join the Alexandrians for Siddiq’s funeral. Carol and Ezekiel finally have a proper conversation, but Ezekiel still can’t admit his cancer diagnosis to Carol.
Meanwhile, Rosita leaves the grounds to take her aggression out on some walkers outside Alexandria’s gates. Surprisingly, she gets into a bit of trouble and Eugene has to help her take out the final walker. They have an awkward conversation. Eugene offers his condolences and then leaves for Hilltop.
Back at the house he shares with Rosita, Gabriel watches Dante’s video from when he first came to Alexandria. In it, he discusses the son he lost to walkers. Rosita comes home and confesses that for the first time she’s afraid to die. She doesn’t want Coco to be an orphan. But it’s making her sloppy, and it’s why she slipped up with the walkers at the gates. Gabriel isn’t worried. He believes it’s a temporary issue -- she’ll get over her fear. Rosita isn’t so sure.
Gabriel goes to see the imprisoned Dante. He wants to know if Dante ever had a son. Dante won’t confirm or deny. Gabriel notes that the fact that he used to have a family was one of the things he liked about Dante. He opens the prison cell door and steps inside. Dante talks about the meaninglessness of trust and dismisses Gabriel’s faith in people.
Gabriel confesses that his family will never be the same after what Dante did to Siddiq. And maybe Rosita will blame him for not protecting them enough. He then pulls out a knife and stabs Dante in the neck. Dante attempts to fight back, but Gabriel stabs Dante repeatedly until he’s more than dead.
Rosita watches from her window as Gabriel leaves the prison. Later she joins him to watch Dante’s body burn.
Gabriel’s certainly come a long way from the man who wouldn’t let his parishioners into his church when the zombie outbreak started. Gabriel may not have followed procedure in taking out Dante, but it’s a death the Alexandrians are unlikely to mourn.
The Walking Dead stars Norman Reedus, Danai Gurira, Melissa McBride, Josh McDermitt, Christian Serratos, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Seth Gilliam, Ross Marquand, Khary Payton, Cooper Andrews, Avi Nash, and Samantha Morton. It airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on AMC.
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[§431:2-406] Administrative procedures. (a) An administrative penalty may be imposed upon a judgment by a court of competent jurisdiction or upon an order by the commissioner.
(b) The commissioner shall hold a hearing in accordance with chapter 91, prior to imposing any administrative remedy. [L 2009, c 149, pt of §2]


This Google Doc add-on can be installed from the G Suite Marketplace at the following url: https://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/markdown_tools/788541604518
There are times when one would like to use Google Docs as a collaborative markdown editor, given all of the comment and suggest features that are native to Google Docs. However, Google Docs is missing the ability to automatically add section / heading numbers and automatically create a table of contents. This add-on addresses those two missing features.
This means that one can still use the Google Docs heading styles to make the document pretty to read while editing, but then also allow one to automatically add heading numbers and the required hash marks at the start of each heading. This add-on can also create a table of contents (TOC). The TOC would be created / added after the headings have all been numbered.
In addition to adding "markdown heading numbers" you can also use this tool to add plain heading numbers. I added support for that since Google Docs is fundamentally missing that feature.
I may add additional markdown features to this add-on over time. Suggestions and code/feature additions are welcome.
This add-on runs client side. No information is collected or shared by this add-on. Using this add-on means granting access to the current open Google Docs document and allowing the add-on to look for headings and insert heading numbers and a table of contents.
This is free software, licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. Read this for a summary.
Copyright 2019 Bret Jordan, All rights reserved.


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Conference on the sales results for the previous year.
2:10 pm - 12.06.2014Shipment planning for current month orders.
4:20 pm - 10.05.2014Outstanding payment and quality observations.
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As an avid trophy hunter, I found myself often consulting between my playstation account trophies, various game rating sites, trophy blogs, and even a person Excel Spreadsheet I made for my hunt. I found this all to be quite cumbersome and I decided to make a webapp that will help fellow trophy hunters find their prey. The site uses the PlayStation API to find public trophy information, and compares it with a playstation game database built from various web sources. Together, the app will recommend the next games for you to play, and as a member, it will maintain an up-to-date list of great PlayStation ripe with trophies.