SEPTEMBER 14 The Exaltation of the Holy Cross
The
public veneration of the Holy Cross dates from the fourth century. Today the
Church commemorates the rescue of the true Cross of Christ by Emperor Heraclius
in a victory over the Persians. Our Mother the Church sings of the triumph of
the Holy Cross, the instrument of our salvation. In order to follow Christ, the
Christian must take up his cross and become obedient with Christ, who was
obedient until death, even death on the Cross. We are identified with Christ on
the Cross. We become co-redeemers, sharing in Christ's Cross.
ENTRANCE ANTIPHON
We should glory in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, in whom is our salvation, life and resurrection, through whom we are saved and delivered.
The GLORIA is said. (English, Latin)
COLLECT
O God, who willed that your Only Begotten Son should undergo the Cross to save the human race, grant, we pray, that we who have known his mystery on earth may merit the grace of his redemption in heaven. 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.
When this Feast falls on a Sunday, the PROFESSION OF FAITH (Creed) is said.
(English, Latin)
PRAYER OVER THE OFFERINGS
May this oblation, O Lord, which on the altar of the Cross cancelled the offence of the whole world, cleanse us, we pray, of all our sins. Through Christ our Lord.
Preface of the Triumph of the Cross
COMMUNION ANTIPHON
When I am lifted up from the earth, I will draw everyone to myself, says the Lord.
PRAYER AFTER COMMUNION
Having been
nourished by your holy banquet, we beseech you, Lord Jesus Christ, to bring
those you have redeemed by the wood of your life-giving Cross to the glory of
the resurrection. Who live and reign for ever and ever.


Dear Paris, just wait for me, we are going to meet.
Norte Dame: Cathedrale Notre Dame de Paris, the most visited untricketed site in Paris with upwards of 14 millions people crossing its threshold a year, is not just a masterpiece of French gothic architecture, but was also the focus of catholic Paris for seven centuries.
Effle Tower: No one could imagine Paris today without its signature spire. But Gustave Eiffel only constructured this graceful tower - then the world's tallest, at 320m - as a temporary exhibit for the 1889 Exposition Universelle.
Arc de Triomphe: Commissioned in 1806, the intricately schulpted triumphal arch stands sentinel in the centre of the etoile(star), the world's largest roundabout - be sure to use the underground pedestrain tunnels to reach it!


MasterCAM Turning
Work Flow
Important Setting
- Toolpath Manager > Properties > Files
- Check for tool library and program number and set workpiece dimension.
- Menu Bar > Turning > Part Handling_Stock Adv>
- Blank original geometry
- Transferred Position: 1
- Stock Clearance: 1
- Rough Facing
- Stock to leave : 0.3
- OD Roughing
- Stock to leave in X : 0.8
- Stock to leave in Z : 0.1
- Stock Recognition: Use stock for outer boundary
- Lead out 4.5 (Extend)
- OD Grooving
- Use stock for outer boundarys
- Grooving
- Always close Finish feedrate and plunge feedrate


Study: Economies in Asia Pacific forecast to shrink by over 2pc due to climate change
SINGAPORE, Nov 21 — The Asia-Pacific economy will shrink by 2.6 per cent by 2050 due to its inability to withstand climate change, a study found.
This is slightly lower than the global average shrinkage of 3 per cent.
The study assessed 82 countries to determine their Climate Change Resilience Index, or how their economies will be affected based on their capacity to withstand climate change.
A summary of the findings were released yesterday by research and analysis company The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), which is the research arm of newspaper The Economist.
John Ferguson, the EIU’s country analysis director, told TODAY that climate change will have a limited impact on Singapore’s economy even though developing countries within Asia Pacific will be affected.
“High levels of income per head, a lack of dependence on agricultural commodity exports for growth, and the government’s strong ability and willingness to intervene to mitigate the impact of climate change will alleviate related risks for Singapore to a significant extent.”
However, he said that as a small island nation, Singapore will be vulnerable to increasing floods and weather-related disasters such as changes to climate patterns and rising sea levels.
“Some supply-chain risks also exist, particularly if Singapore’s imported food supplies are affected by increasing climatic volatility,” he added.
How countries were assessed
The ability and willingness of countries to confront climate change were examined in line with eight indicators:
The loss of land or physical capital due to extreme weather
The impact on public services, basic needs and government spending
The impact on agriculture
Loss of labour productivity
Tourism losses
Trade losses
Cost of adaptation to climate change
Cost to mitigate climate change
Where the different regions stand
Among the seven regions assessed, researchers expect North America to suffer the least amount of real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) loss (of 1.1 per cent) by 2050.
Conversely, it found that the region which is least resilient to climate change is Africa (loss of 4.7 per cent).
The level of real GDP loss forecasted for all regions:
North America — 1.1 per cent
Western Europe — 1.7 per cent
Asia Pacific — 2.6 per cent
Eastern Europe — 3 per cent
Middle East — 3.7 per cent
Latin America — 3.8 per cent
Africa — 4.7 per cent
North America and Western Europe took the top spots because both regions are richer and more prepared to tackle climate change. They are thus likely to see the least impact economically.
Africa took the bottom spot because it faces higher average temperatures and lower levels of economic development. Policymakers there will also face challenges meeting their objectives for policies related to climate change.
Why poorer countries would be hit hardest
Countries which are poorer and have higher average temperatures will be the most affected.
Nearly all low-income countries are tropical, increasing their exposure to global warming, the report said.
Poor quality of infrastructure and housing also make these countries less resilient to extreme weather.
Another reason: The economies of developing countries tend to depend on agriculture, which is vulnerable to climate change. A rise in temperature could lead to more competition over dwindling fertile land and deteriorating food security, increasing the possibility of social unrest.
Within Asia Pacific, developing countries such as Bangladesh will be affected by climate change the most.
What else is needed for climate resilience
While a rich country is better prepared to confront its challenges and so has an advantage in withstanding climate change, the institutional quality of a country matters as well, the report stated. This refers to attributes such as the level of corruption, the quality of the bureaucracy and the protection of property rights in a country.
Institutional quality is thus tied to a country’s initiatives to adapt to climate change, such as building flood defences. Institutional quality can also affect policies which aim to reduce carbon emissions, such as carbon taxes.
The United States is an example of a North American economy that is well-prepared to confront economic and social challenges related to climate change, the study found.
It has a well-funded research and development sector as well as strong national institutions.
It is also less exposed to geographic risks related to climate change as compared to developing countries.
The report noted that US President Donald Trump may have negative polices on climate change such as withdrawing from the Paris Climate Change Agreement, showing that strong institutions do not always facilitate climate-friendly policies, but policies can still be formed and implemented quickly when there is political will. — TODAY


User Stories :
- The API endpoint is
GET /api/timestamp/:date_string?
- A date string is valid if can be successfully parsed by
new Date(date_string)
.
Note that the unix timestamp needs to be an integer (not a string) specifying milliseconds.
In our test we will use date strings compliant with ISO-8601 (e.g. "2016-11-20"
) because this will ensure an UTC timestamp.
- If the date string is empty it should be equivalent to trigger
new Date()
, i.e. the service uses the current timestamp.
- If the date string is valid the api returns a JSON having the structure
{"unix": <date.getTime()>, "utc" : <date.toUTCString()> }
e.g. {"unix":<PHONE_NUMBER>000 ,"utc": "Sun, 20 Nov 2016 17:31:29 GMT"}
- If the date string is invalid the api returns a JSON having the structure
{"unix": null, "utc" : "Invalid Date" }
. It is what you get from the date manipulation functions used above.
Example Usage:
-
GET /api/timestamp/2015-12-25
GET /api/timestamp/1450137600
Example Output:
{"unix":1451001600000, "utc":"Fri, 25 Dec 2015 00:00:00 GMT"}


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I took 15mg of Nexxus (2C-B) on Saturday night -- my first time. It took around 30 minutes to start feeling anything. It was a bit strange. I felt very *sober* mentally with a definite color distortion and slight visual hallucinations. Everything took on a yellowish/rosey hue. The walls in my room are pale white and on 2C-B they looked canary yellow. Objects took on a more round and organic look and feel to them. When I focused on an object it seemed to vibarate ever-so-slightly -- not in an acid sense, but more like eye wiggling type of motion (nystagmus?). Lights looked incredibly beautiful with huge trails behind them.
Sounds took on a dimension that I have never before experienced. Music didn't necessarily sound sharp like on other psychedelics, but it most certainly had a stereophonic type of feel to it. At times it was difficult to pin point from which direction the music was coming from. It was also very obvious to pick out the deficiencies in the music. After playing with the EQ I got the perfect sound -- things that I would have never have been able to pick out sober. My kinesthetic/tactual abilities were almost intact. I was able to mix records with some ease at first, and only at the peak point did I feel my hands shaky and my fine motor skills diminished.
I felt very at ease with little signs of intoxication. I have to admit that I felt mentally *sober* most of the night. My heart did beat a bit faster on this chemical, but my mind was not very far. I kept climbing higher and higher until it peaked at about almost 2 hours. I felt very in control and quite serene all throughout. I didn't have any new flashes of insights at this time, although I did realize that no matter the chemical, it is always me. There is that one part of me (soul?) that no matter what I do or how far I go, always remains in there. I think there is a certain sense of confort in that...
When I was almost back at baseline (~5 hours) the trip took on a complete different dimension. My brother (who was also tripping with me) and I decided that he was OK to drive so we went to a local rave. When we got there we smoked a joint and stood in line. At this point I felt almost totally sober, but nothing could have prepared me for what was going to happen next.
I began to grow more and more unaware of my surroundings. I began losing myself as I waited in line -- it was as if I was losing time. Time was passing in huge chunks without me noticing/percieving. I was on a 2 minute (no exageration) time delay. From conversations, to walking, to even thinking -- everything was greatly delayed. As I stood in line, it seemed that my hearing became completely 360 degrees around. I could hear what people behind me were saying, but it sounded like if they were in front of me. I couldn't talk to people, I couldn't get my ID, I was totally lost. Normally I'm not a paranoid tripper, but this effect was so strong that I started to really doubt my abilities to interact in public. My brother, thankfully, was not as bad as I was and we both decided that the best thing to do was to just drive back home. This is unprecedented for me, since I consider myself a seasoned tripper who can handle myself in almost every situation.
In the car I grew more and more paranoid as I realized that my time delay was increasing and now we were in a moving vehicle. My brother, who knows me very well, talked me down from my state and told me to *trust* him in his ability to drive and close my eyes and concentrate on the music. As we drove home I had my eyes closed and would see the most intricate *movies* behind my eyelids. All sorts of things were happening: scenes from my life, scenes from my imagination, and various floating and morphing objects swam in there. I couldn't believe what was happening. The trip had not been an 1/8 this strong and now that it was over it grew so INTENSE with the weed. WOW!
Then it also became emotional. Throughout the entire trip my brother and I had talked very little and focused mostly on the music. For some reason as we drove we began talking and one conversation lead to another, and pretty soon we were both in tears as we made realizations, connections, and life-changing decisions. We have used psychedelics together a lot, and have had many conversations, but somehow under 2C-B they really seemed to have an urgency. It felt almost as things that we had already talked about finally came to a point where they needed to be acted upon.
We got home safe. I'm trying to understand what happened to me and why the trip was stronger after I felt almost back at baseline but smoked. 2C-B is a wonderful material that I'd like to investigate further and under different circumstances.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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**Parsing | Phase 3**
Parsing Explanation
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Currently the grammar is designed to take in one line at at time and verify that it's correct. The reasoning is that the use case is somebody typing in stats as a game is going so they would
only type in one line at a time.
Parsing the grammar
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In the test.txt file we have provided different inputs that would be put in during a game. Each line would be a seperate input into the program. So to test them each line needs to inputed seperately
Screenshots
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Student Info
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Abram Stamper, Cody Theien, Andrew Jackson


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M480 BSP V3.05.005
The Board Support Package for M480 Series
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Macros | |
| #define | I2S_ENABLE_TXDMA(i2s) |
| Enable I2S Tx DMA function. I2S requests DMA to transfer data to Tx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_DISABLE_TXDMA(i2s) |
| Disable I2S Tx DMA function. I2S requests DMA to transfer data to Tx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_ENABLE_RXDMA(i2s) |
| Enable I2S Rx DMA function. I2S requests DMA to transfer data from Rx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_DISABLE_RXDMA(i2s) |
| Disable I2S Rx DMA function. I2S requests DMA to transfer data from Rx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_ENABLE_TX(i2s) |
| Enable I2S Tx function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_DISABLE_TX(i2s) |
| Disable I2S Tx function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_ENABLE_RX(i2s) |
| Enable I2S Rx function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_DISABLE_RX(i2s) |
| Disable I2S Rx function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_ENABLE_TX_MUTE(i2s) |
| Enable Tx Mute function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_DISABLE_TX_MUTE(i2s) |
| Disable Tx Mute function . More... | |
| #define | I2S_CLR_TX_FIFO(i2s) |
| Clear Tx FIFO. Internal pointer is reset to FIFO start point. More... | |
| #define | I2S_CLR_RX_FIFO(i2s) |
| Clear Rx FIFO. Internal pointer is reset to FIFO start point. More... | |
| #define | I2S_WRITE_TX_FIFO(i2s, u32Data) |
| Write data to I2S Tx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_READ_RX_FIFO(i2s) |
| Read Rx FIFO. More... | |
| #define | I2S_GET_INT_FLAG(i2s, u32Mask) |
| This function gets the interrupt flag according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| #define | I2S_CLR_INT_FLAG(i2s, u32Mask) |
| This function clears the interrupt flag according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| #define | I2S_GET_ZC_INT_FLAG(i2s, u32Mask) |
| This function gets the zero crossing interrupt flag according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| #define | I2S_CLR_ZC_INT_FLAG(i2s, u32Mask) |
| This function clears the zero crossing interrupt flag according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| #define | I2S_GET_TX_FIFO_LEVEL(i2s) |
| Get transmit FIFO level. More... | |
| #define | I2S_GET_RX_FIFO_LEVEL(i2s) |
| Get receive FIFO level. More... | |
Functions | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | I2S_ENABLE_TX_ZCD (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32ChMask) |
| Enable zero cross detect function. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | I2S_DISABLE_TX_ZCD (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32ChMask) |
| Disable zero cross detect function. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | I2S_SET_MONO_RX_CHANNEL (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32Ch) |
| This function sets the recording source channel when mono mode is used. More... | |
| void | I2S_Close (I2S_T *i2s) |
| Disable I2S function and I2S clock. More... | |
| void | I2S_EnableInt (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32Mask) |
| This function enables the interrupt according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| void | I2S_DisableInt (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32Mask) |
| This function disables the interrupt according to the mask parameter. More... | |
| uint32_t | I2S_EnableMCLK (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32BusClock) |
| Enable MCLK . More... | |
| void | I2S_DisableMCLK (I2S_T *i2s) |
| Disable MCLK . More... | |
| void | I2S_SetFIFO (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32TxThreshold, uint32_t u32RxThreshold) |
| Configure FIFO threshold setting. More... | |
| void | I2S_ConfigureTDM (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32ChannelWidth, uint32_t u32ChannelNum, uint32_t u32SyncWidth) |
| Configure PCM(TDM) function parameters, such as channel width, channel number and sync pulse width. More... | |
| uint32_t | I2S_Open (I2S_T *i2s, uint32_t u32MasterSlave, uint32_t u32SampleRate, uint32_t u32WordWidth, uint32_t u32MonoData, uint32_t u32DataFormat) |
| This function configures some parameters of I2S interface for general purpose use. The sample rate may not be used from the parameter, it depends on system's clock settings, but real sample rate used by system will be returned for reference. More... | |
| static uint32_t | I2S_GetSourceClockFreq (I2S_T *i2s) |
| This function is used to get I2S source clock frequency. More... | |
| #define I2S_CLR_INT_FLAG | ( | i2s, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
| #define I2S_CLR_RX_FIFO | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_CLR_TX_FIFO | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_CLR_ZC_INT_FLAG | ( | i2s, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
| #define I2S_DISABLE_RX | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_DISABLE_RXDMA | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_DISABLE_TX | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_DISABLE_TX_MUTE | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_DISABLE_TXDMA | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_ENABLE_RX | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_ENABLE_RXDMA | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_ENABLE_TX | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_ENABLE_TX_MUTE | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_ENABLE_TXDMA | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_GET_INT_FLAG | ( | i2s, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
| #define I2S_GET_RX_FIFO_LEVEL | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_GET_TX_FIFO_LEVEL | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_GET_ZC_INT_FLAG | ( | i2s, | |
| u32Mask | |||
| ) |
| #define I2S_READ_RX_FIFO | ( | i2s | ) |
| #define I2S_WRITE_TX_FIFO | ( | i2s, | |
| u32Data | |||
| ) |
| void I2S_Close | ( | I2S_T * | i2s | ) |
| void I2S_ConfigureTDM | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32ChannelWidth, | ||
| uint32_t | u32ChannelNum, | ||
| uint32_t | u32SyncWidth | ||
| ) |
Configure PCM(TDM) function parameters, such as channel width, channel number and sync pulse width.
| [in] | i2s | The pointer of the specified I2S module. |
| [in] | u32ChannelWidth | Channel width. Valid values are: |
| [in] | u32ChannelNum | Channel number. Valid values are: |
| [in] | u32SyncWidth | Width for sync pulse. Valid values are: |
Set TX FIFO threshold and RX FIFO threshold configurations.
| __STATIC_INLINE void I2S_DISABLE_TX_ZCD | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32ChMask | ||
| ) |
| void I2S_DisableInt | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32Mask | ||
| ) |
| void I2S_DisableMCLK | ( | I2S_T * | i2s | ) |
| __STATIC_INLINE void I2S_ENABLE_TX_ZCD | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32ChMask | ||
| ) |
| void I2S_EnableInt | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32Mask | ||
| ) |
| uint32_t I2S_EnableMCLK | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32BusClock | ||
| ) |
|
static |
| uint32_t I2S_Open | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32MasterSlave, | ||
| uint32_t | u32SampleRate, | ||
| uint32_t | u32WordWidth, | ||
| uint32_t | u32MonoData, | ||
| uint32_t | u32DataFormat | ||
| ) |
This function configures some parameters of I2S interface for general purpose use. The sample rate may not be used from the parameter, it depends on system's clock settings, but real sample rate used by system will be returned for reference.
| [in] | i2s | is the base address of I2S module. |
| [in] | u32MasterSlave | I2S operation mode. Valid values are: |
| [in] | u32SampleRate | Sample rate |
| [in] | u32WordWidth | Data length. Valid values are: |
| [in] | u32MonoData | Set audio data to mono or not. Valid values are: |
| [in] | u32DataFormat | Data format. This is also used to select I2S or PCM(TDM) function. Valid values are: |
| __STATIC_INLINE void I2S_SET_MONO_RX_CHANNEL | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32Ch | ||
| ) |
This function sets the recording source channel when mono mode is used.
| [in] | i2s | is the base address of I2S module. |
| [in] | u32Ch | left or right channel. Valid values are: |
| void I2S_SetFIFO | ( | I2S_T * | i2s, |
| uint32_t | u32TxThreshold, | ||
| uint32_t | u32RxThreshold | ||
| ) |
Configure FIFO threshold setting.
| [in] | i2s | The pointer of the specified I2S module. |
| [in] | u32TxThreshold | Decides the TX FIFO threshold. It could be 0 ~ 7. |
| [in] | u32RxThreshold | Decides the RX FIFO threshold. It could be 0 ~ 7. |
Set TX FIFO threshold and RX FIFO threshold configurations.


This application stores data from events, like festivals, and gives brands interested in sponsoring events the ability to search for the perfect fit using filters. The stored data reduces repetitive work for the researchers and connects brands with events quicker and easier
My Roles: SQL for the advanced search, SQL for getting one event with all relevant information, creation of the One Event and User List component
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Express, React.js, Node.js, Redux, Saga, Axios, Passport, Material-ui, Sweet Alerts 2, Recharts
This is an application that lets people search for recipes. Once logged in the user can save recipes, view their saved recipes, edit them, add notes to make them their own. They will also have the ability to create original recipes.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Express, React.js, Node.js, Redux, Saga, Axios, Passport, Material-ui, Spoonacular API, Sweet Alerts
An app where you can add, complete and delete tasks. Manage your tasks by adding a due date. after the due date has passed the task will be highlighted in red. When the task is completed it will be highlighted in yellow. The delete button will first confirm you mean to delete the task and then remove the task from your list permanently.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, Express, React.js, Node.js, Axios, Sweet Alerts
A calculator that has all the basic operators. As well as displays the calculation history, which can be cleared with the AC button. All logic for this calculator was done on the server-side.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Express, Node.js, Axios


I am defending my dissertation to my committee tomorrow. I have tried to make it as open as possible. One way I have done this is writing and then saving the manuscript (and code for the analysis) in a public place (here).
That repository is on GitHub and includes a PDF of my dissertation and the R Markdown files used to generate it. It also includes the PowerPoint presentation for tomorrow’s defense.
This is in fact a “sort of” open dissertation. That is because there is a lot more that could be shared (like the data!) that isn’t easy to share or isn’t shared, at least not yet.


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overview
My name is Hammad, i studied Mechanical Enginnering,my universities studies was a turning point in my life because I gained many experiences and skills that helped me to be strong in the life. I worked as a distribution coordinator with Aramex and with kesan company i worked as an international student administrator and in search engine optamization. My volunteering life was with AIESEC and SCOUT GROUB as a scout Leader, and throw this experiance I gained many soft skills like leadership, organization, problem solving and logical thinking.


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Co-founder of holusion , acting Product manager. I create new hardware and software tools to change digital user experience.
Dev Projects
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SIMP is designed for use by system administrators or users with a strong background using Linux operating systems. The core applications that make up SIMP and require prerequisite knowledge are:
- Puppet - 4.0 or later
- Domain Name System (DNS) - BIND 9
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) - Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) DHCP
- Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) - OpenLDAP
- RedHat Kickstart (including all tools behind it) - Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP), PXELinux, etc.
- Apache
- Yellowdog Updater, Modified (YUM)
- Rsyslog Version 3+
- Internet Protocol Tables (IPtables) (Basic knowledge of the rules)
- Auditd (Basic knowledge of how the daemon works)
- Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment (AIDE) (Basic knowledge of the rules)
- Basic X.509-based PKI Key Management
SIMP does as much initial setup and configuration of these tools as possible. However, without at least some understanding, you will be unable to tailor a SIMP system to fit the desired environment. A general understanding of how to control and manipulate these tools from the command line interface (CLI) will be necessary, as SIMP does not come stock with a graphical user interface (GUI).
Knowledge of scripting and Ruby programming will also help to further customize a SIMP install but is not required for routine use.


Implements p-value computations using an approximation to the cumulative distribution function for a variety of tests for periodicity. These tests include harmonic regression tests with normal and double exponential errors as well as modifications of Fisher's g test. An accompanying vignette illustrates the application of these tests.
| Version: | 1.0-8 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0) |
| Imports: | quantreg (≥ 5.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr, boot, lattice, rmarkdown, GeneCycle |
| Published: | 2016-11-12 |
| Author: | Yuanhao Lai and A.I. McLeod |
| Maintainer: | A.I. McLeod <aimcleod at uwo.ca> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | ptest results |
| Reference manual: | ptest.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to the ptest package |
| Package source: | ptest_1.0-8.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ptest_1.0-8.zip, r-release: ptest_1.0-8.zip, r-oldrel: ptest_1.0-8.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ptest_1.0-8.tgz, r-oldrel: ptest_1.0-8.tgz |
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{% trans %}The recurring interval should be an integer representing the number of days that will pass between since a new dataset will be added for the inventory entry. Add zero only if the dataset is non-recurring, like archived documents for example.{% endtrans %}


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I am an engineer, designer, and most importantly a student. I have a degree in mechanical engineering but I see my education as a lifelong pursuit. I love to build things and I am excited to see where my coding journey takes me!


Hi I'm Kyle PLancich. This is my design and build portfolio. I'm a junior front end developer that is learing the full stack. I'm origanally from Seattle but live and work in San Cristobal, Chiapas. When I'm not coding or studying, I'm out enjoying the world class people, music, food, coffee, and activities San Cristobal has to offer. I am a family man deelpy in love with my wife. We have three kids of our own and are in prosess of adopting 5 girls from Mexico. Art, design, and programing are some of my passions. It's how I'm wired. I live for the details. I love to code.
Responive web design is my focucs so your site looks wonderful and is easy to use on any device. From mobile phones to Smart T.V.'s. I design simple layouts for mobile devises then work up to larger displays.
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---
title: Overview | [app_name] Style Guide
fabricator: true
---
This is a living document that represents the guidelines for each individual UI component in the [app_name] app.
The purpose of this style guide is to visualize all components that are 100% developed within [app_name]. See Components section for all available components.
Displaying the components in the style guide will allow [company_name] to:
For every new component created within the [app_name] project, we want to: Create a new _*.scss file in the following directory and the relative styles in the _*.scss file: When a change is made to any component within the [app_name] project, the development team needs to make sure that the new markup and styles are also updated in this style guide app. Update the *.html file with the newly updated html output from [app_name] Update the _*.scss file with the newly updated styles from [app_name]Introduction
Purpose
Benefits
Usage
New Components
Example CSS:
/src/materials/components/
<button class="button">Button Text</button>
Example SCSS:
/src/assets/toolkit/styles/
.button { ... }
Example SCSS:
/src/assets/toolkit/styles/toolkit.scss
/*----------------------------------
COMPONENT STYLESHEETS (CUSTOM)
------------------------------------*/
@import 'button';
Updates & Maintenance
HTML changes
SCSS changes
Improvements
/src/assets/toolkit/styles/


Macros | |
| #define | DEFAULT_LUN_BLOCK_SIZE 512 |
| Default LUN block size in bytes. More... | |
Functions | |
| void | LUN_Init (MSDLun *lun, void *media, uint8_t *ioBuffer, uint32_t ioBufferSize, uint32_t baseAddress, uint32_t size, uint16_t blockSize, uint8_t protected, void(*dataMonitor)(uint8_t flowDirection, uint32_t dataLength, uint32_t fifoNullCount, uint32_t fifoFullCount)) |
| Initializes a LUN instance. More... | |
| uint32_t | LUN_Eject (MSDLun *lun) |
| Eject the media from a LUN. More... | |
| uint32_t | LUN_Write (MSDLun *lun, uint32_t blockAddress, void *data, uint32_t length, TransferCallback callback, void *argument) |
| Writes data on the a LUN starting at the specified block address. More... | |
| uint32_t | LUN_Read (MSDLun *lun, uint32_t blockAddress, void *data, uint32_t length, TransferCallback callback, void *argument) |
| Reads data from a LUN, starting at the specified block address. More... | |
Variables | |
| static SBCInquiryData | inquiryData |
| Inquiry data to return to the host for the Lun. More... | |


Table Name: tabJasper Parameter
| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | jasper_param_name |
Data |
Parameter Name
Name of the parameter |
|
| 2 | jasper_param_type |
Select |
Parameter Type
Parameter data type. |
Byte Boolean Integer String Character Double Float Long Short BigDecimal BigInteger Check Code Currency Data Date Datetime HTML Image Int Long Text Password Percent Select Time |
| 3 | jasper_param_action |
Select |
Parameter Action
What Erpnext do with this parameter. Ask means to ask for the value of the parameter before make the report. Automatic means that Erpnext will fill it for you. |
Automatic Ask |
| 4 | jasper_field_doctype |
Data |
Field Doctype Value
Put here the field of the doctype you want associate this parameter value with. The doctype is the doctype selected in report creation and docname is the doc where you call the report. OR, You can also use the Parameter value box to set the role. Like this: Put doctype:docname:docfield in Parameter value to associate the parameter value with docfield of doctype and docname. If you don't want hardcode the value you can pass this in params argument in jasper.get_jasper_report function. This role is for use as in the following example. Example: jasper.get_jasper_report({jr_name: "Cherry Local", jr_format: "pdf", doctype_type:"Form", params: {language: "System Settings:language"}, doctype:"User", docids:["luisfmfernandes@gmail.com"]}). In this way you are getting in the System Settings doctype the field language of the system to use as the value for this parameter and show him in the Cherry Local report that has information on the user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
|
| 5 | column_break_3 |
Column Break | ||
| 6 | is_copy |
Select |
Type
1) Is for copies: To set Original, Duplicated or Triplicate in the document. 2) Is for where clause: Is for SQL selects of type:"select x,y from $P!{param}". The System will create the where clause for the document. 3) Is doctype id: The value(s) of this parameter will be used in SQL select, but the system will not create a where clause. The where clause already exist in Jasper Report. 4) Is for server hook: The system will ask for the value(s) of the parameter on the server side. This could be the whole sql if in "queryString tag" of Jasper Reports only is $P!{param}. 5) If you select "Other" you must give the value or it will be ignored. |
Is for copies Is for where clause Is for page number Is for server hook Is doctype id Other |
| 7 | jasper_param_description |
Small Text |
Description
Describe this parameter. The description will be used if the parameter is of action 'Ask' to describe the parameter. |
|
| 8 | section_break_8 |
Section Break | ||
| 9 | param_expression |
Select |
Parameter Expression
Choose the expression to use: 'In' - to include all the selected ids. 'Not in' - to exclude the selected ids. |
In Not In |
| 10 | column_break_8 |
Column Break | ||
| 11 | section_break_9 |
Section Break | ||
| 12 | jasper_param_value |
Small Text |
Parameter Value
Set the default value for the parameter. This value will be used if no other value is given. If you need to pass multiple values then separate them with comma. Ex. Administrator, Guest or pass the values as an array/List. Ex. ["Administrator", "Guest"]. |


Did you know
Javascript, HTML, and CSS work together to make a website work. HTML is the structure, CSS is the design and Javascript is the function of how things work. A HTML file contains the structure of the page itself. It is kind of like the structure of the building. A CSS file contains the styling of the page. It allows you to change colors, positioning and more. It is kind of like the design of the building itself. A JavaScript file determines the dynamic and interactive elements on the page. It determines what happens when users click, hover or type within certain elements. This is kind of like the functionality of the building..
Control flow and loops, arrays and objects *The control flow is the order the computer does statements in a script. Code is run in order from the first line in the file to the last line, unless the computer runs across structures that change the control flow, such as conditionals and loops. Another way to look at it is that a control flow is similiar to a schedule you keep you usually order it for what you need to do first to last and you would complete each task in order and you would only stop if something intervered.
*Loops are used in JavaScript to perform repeated tasks based on a conditionn in simple terms loops are repeatative task so like building blocks over and over again or how you need to prepare food everyday its a loop unless something pops up to interrupt but once thatts finished you would go back to the task at hand. Conditions usually are true or false when analysed. A loop will continue running until the main condition returns false. JavaScript for a loop blocks code as long as a specified condition is true. JavaScript for loops take three arguments: initialization, condition, and increment. The condition expression is looked over on every loop. A loop continues to run if the expression returns true.
*In JavaScript, an array is a single variable that is used to store different elements. Unlike in other languages where an array is a reference to the multiple variables, in a JavaScript array it is a single variable that stores multiple elements kind of like a bag for elements in javascript the array stores elements inside it while in JavaScript, an object is a standalone entity, with properties and type. Compare it with a cup, for example. A cup is an object, with properties. A cup has a color, a design, weight, a material it is made of, etc. The same way, JavaScript objects can have properties, which define their characteristics.
Functions and why they are useful A function allows you to define a block of code, give it a name and then use it as many times as you want. A function can include one or more parameters and they are a good alternative to having repeating code in a programs and also increase the reusability of a code plus values can be passed to a function using variables – which we call parameters or arguments and Functions can also return values. functions are like reusable cups in some ways it purpose is defined you can use it in different scenarios saves you from using plastic cups which is why functions are useful
The DOM and DevTool The Document Object Model or DOM is a programming interface for web documents. It represents the page so that programs can change the document structure, style, and content. The DOM represents the document as nodes and objects; that way, programming languages can interact with the page. Developer tools or DevTools are programs that allow a developer to create, test and debug software. ... They let users inspect and debug the page's HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files and allow it to inspect the network traffic it causes, making it possible to measure its performance, and much more.


| Cost-Centre | Percentage Hours |
|---|---|
| Projects | 50% |
| Marketing | 30% |
| Admin | 20% |
| Project | |
|---|---|
| Villa Savoye | |
| Walsh St | |
| Sydney Opera House | |
| Falling Water |
| Staff Member | |
|---|---|
| Ryan King | |
| Andrew Magee | |
| Le Corbusier |
| Category Name | ||
|---|---|---|
| Projects | ||
| Marketing | ||
| Sales | ||
| Administration | ||
| Professional Development |


Base pizza price: $10
Select a size:
Select a sauce:
Select a protein:
Select your veggies:
First veggie topping is free! Additional toppings $1 each.
Thank you for your order! Your pizza is being prepared.
Confirmation Number:


Over 100 million tonnes of food are wasted annually in the EU (2014 estimate). If nothing is done, food waste is expected to rise to about 126 million tonnes by 2020.
Wasting food is not only an ethical and economic issue but it also depletes the environment of limited natural resources.
All actors in the food chain have a role to play in preventing and reducing food waste, from those who produce and process foods (farmers, food manufacturers and processors) to those who make foods available for consumption (hospitality sector, retailers) and ultimately consumers themselves
The central goal of EU food safety policy is to protect both human and animal health. We cannot compromise on these standards but, in co-operation with Member States and stakeholders, are looking for every opportunity to prevent food waste and strengthen sustainability of the food system.


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I was listening to the podcast “Stuff You Should Know” and today I got across their minisode on “Foie Gras”. Here’s my compilation of what I have remembered from them.
Foie Gras literally translates to “fatty liver”. It is made by force-feeding birds (primarily geese) which makes their liver fatty. This is an adaptation those birds developed which helps them store extra energy for their seasonal migrations.
At some point in history, humans figured out that livers with extra fat taste quite different (and tasty to some people). So they started force-feeding geese and presented the dish made from their liver to the local kings. This process of preparation was (and still today is) significantly costlier than regular meat and thus made it popular among people of higher social position as something of a status symbol. Civilisation through civilization it somehow reached France where it got the name we know it today with, Foie Gras.
Now many people are taking a stance against it saying that it is harmful to the birds because their conditions when they are being force-fed are deplorable. Due to such oppositions serving foie gras is on the roadmap to become illegal somewhere around the year 2022 in parts of US. It is already banned in many other countries of the world.
There have even been people bringing their own point that it is not as harmful to birds as it looks. They say that since birds don’t share the same tube between oesophagus and trachea, it (apparently) isn’t as uncomfortable for them to have a pipe shoved down their throat as it is for humans. They even say that birds already have the mechanism in them to handle extra food and being overfed doesn’t bother them that much, that they are just accelerating the process that the birds would have naturally done.
I personally believe that humans can do completely fine without resorting to eat extra fatty liver from birds that have been fed beyond their regular capacity. Feel free to reach out to me to discuss this or anything else under the stars over @varun_barad on Twitter.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractContentSelector.ContentSelectorFactory |
An interface for content selector factories.
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| BindingListener |
The interface for listening to binding changes on bindable elements.
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| ContentSelectionChangedListener |
The interface for listening to changes in selected nodes on an
xbl:content element.
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| SVG12BridgeUpdateHandler |
A BridgeUpdateHandler interface for SVG 1.2 specific events.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractContentSelector |
A base class for handlers of different XBL content element includes
attribute syntaxes.
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| AbstractContentSelector.XPathPatternContentSelectorFactory |
A factory for XPathPatternContentSelector objects.
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| AbstractContentSelector.XPathSubsetContentSelectorFactory |
A factory for XPathSubsetContentSelector objects.
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| BindableElementBridge |
Bridge class for foreign namespace elements that can be bound with sXBL.
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| ContentManager |
A class to manage all XBL content elements in a shadow tree.
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| ContentSelectionChangedEvent |
An event to signify a change to the list of selected nodes for an
xbl;content element.
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| DefaultContentSelector |
A class to handle content selection when the includes attribute is not
present.
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| DefaultXBLManager |
A full featured sXBL manager.
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| DefaultXBLManager.DefinitionRecord |
Record class for storing information about an XBL definition.
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| DefaultXBLManager.ImportRemovedListener |
DOM node removed listener for imported XBL trees.
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| SVG12BridgeContext |
Bridge context for SVG 1.2 documents.
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| SVG12BridgeContext.EventListenerWrapper |
Wrapper for DOM event listeners so that they will see only
original events (i.e., not retargetted).
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| SVG12BridgeContext.ImplementationEventListenerMememto |
A class used to store an implementation EventListener added to the DOM.
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| SVG12BridgeEventSupport |
This class is responsible for tracking GraphicsNodeMouseEvents and
forwarding them to the DOM as regular DOM MouseEvents.
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| SVG12BridgeEventSupport.Listener |
A GraphicsNodeMouseListener that dispatch DOM events accordingly.
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| SVG12BridgeExtension |
This is a Service interface for classes that want to extend the
functionality of the Bridge, to support new tags in the rendering tree.
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| SVG12FocusManager |
Focus manager for SVG 1.2 documents.
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| SVG12ScriptingEnvironment |
Manages scripting handlers for SVG 1.2 'handler' elements.
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| SVG12TextElementBridge |
Bridge class for SVG 'text' elements with support for text content
that has been specified with XBL.
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| SVG12URIResolver |
A URIResolver for SVG 1.2 documents.
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| SVGFlowRootElementBridge |
Bridge class for the <flowRoot> element.
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| SVGMultiImageElementBridge |
Bridge class for the <multiImage> element.
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| SVGMultiImageElementBridge.MultiImageElementViewport |
A viewport defined an <svg> element.
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| SVGSolidColorElementBridge |
Bridge class for a regular polygon element.
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| XBLContentElementBridge |
Bridge class for the <xbl:content> element.
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| XBLShadowTreeElementBridge |
Bridge class for the <xbl:shadowTree> element.
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| XPathPatternContentSelector |
A class to handle the XPath Pattern syntax for XBL content elements.
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| XPathSubsetContentSelector |
A class to handle the XPath subset syntax for XBL content elements.
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| XPathSubsetContentSelector.Scanner |
A scanner for XPath subset selectors.
|
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Triage, reproduce, and resolve errors with max efficiency and visibility. Exception handling with Sentry helps developers build better apps and iterate faster. DOME


Git Workflows
Best Practices for SPS
Who are we
- The people in your neighborhood
- Mike Bjerkness
- Director of Engineering for Web Applications
- Paul J DeCoursey
- Principal Software Engineer for Web Applications
Git workflows
- What is this and why do I care?
- Git is a distributed collaboration tool
- A git workflow is how software developers use git to collaborate in a productive way
- Merging and deploying of code shouldn't be a job in and of itself
- We need consistency in our usage of git
- Using the same workflow across teams and projects will help
- on-boarding
- ops
- development resources moving between teams
- communication across teams
Some examples
- centralized workflow -- commit directly to master
- feature branch workflow -- branch off master, do your work, merge to master
- gitflow -- very robust great for versioned scheduled releases
- github flow -- simplier great for continuous deployment
centralized workflow
centralized workflow
- does not scale well with larger teams
- no forks
- code reviews are not built in
- wild, wild west
feature branch workflow
feature branch workflow
- feature branches can get out of date with master
- as teams grow integrations can become unruly
- no forks!
gitflow
[http://jeffkreeftmeijer.com/2010/why-arent-you-using-git-flow/]
gitflow - pros
- supports forks and pull requests
- clear what the current "version" is
- tracking what changes are in each "version" is easy
- seems to fit well into good agile practices
- there is always an active development branch and a passive master branch
gitflow - cons
- there is always an active development branch and a passive master branch
- loosely dependent on the idea that each sprint is marching towards a new "version"
- tightly coulpled to the idea of releases with multiple features
github flow
[['https://guides.github.com/introduction/flow/index.html', 'http://scottchacon.com/2011/08/31/github-flow.html']]
github flow - pros
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- supports forks and pull request
- tracking what changes are in each feature is easy
github flow - cons
- easy for parallel features to diverge from the base and become a nightmare for merging
- practically perfect in everyway
SPS CodeFlow - Overview
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- main project should only have master branch
- pull requests are built and can be deployed to test environments
- master branch commits are tagged with build id
- code that is deployed will be tagged in master of deployment date
SPS CodeFlow - Pull requests
- All code changes need to go through a pull request
- Everyone reviews the code
- Everyone is equal and all ideas and concerns shared
- Discussions need to be constructive
- Sign-off from key team members required for merge (teams should decide what that means for their team)
SPS CodeFlow - Versioning
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- Minor version is the current hour, minute and seconds
- If the build is of a branch then the branch is appendended
- If the build is of a Pull Request, then pull-# is appending along with the branch
SPS CodeFlow - Versioning
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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump, facing lawsuits and political demands to release his US tax returns and other financial information, said on Thursday (Nov 21) that he will release a statement on his finances before the presidential election, and asserted that it was his call on providing the information.
"I’m clean, and when I release my financial statement (my decision) sometime prior to election, it will only show one thing - that I am much richer than people even thought - And that is a good thing," Trump said in a post on Twitter, providing no details on his claims of wealth.
Trump also said Special Counsel Robert Mueller's two-year investigation into Russian interference in elections, which most recently led to the criminal conviction of Trump's former adviser Roger Stone, showed that his finances were in order.
Mueller "went over all of my financials, & my taxes, and found nothing. Now the Witch Hunt continues with local New York Democrat prosecutors going over every financial deal I have ever done. This has never happened to President before. What they are doing is not legal," Trump wrote.
Trump, an international hotelier and former reality TV star, is the first major-party presidential candidate since Gerald Ford in 1976 not to release his tax returns.
Last week a federal judge dismissed New York's attorney general and state tax commissioner as defendants in Trump's lawsuit seeking to block a congressional committee from obtaining his New York state tax returns. New York passed a law earlier this year that would allow the committee to access Trump's state tax returns.
Meanwhile an appeals court in New York has ruled that Trump’s longtime accounting firm must hand over eight years of his tax returns to New York prosecutors.


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"MEADOW "(1.) Hebrews ha’ahu (Genesis 41:2, 18), probably an Egyptain word transferred to the Hebrew; some kind of reed or water-plant. In the Revised Version it is rendered “reed-grass”, i.e., the sedge or rank grass by the river side.
(2.) Hebrews ma’areh (Judges 20:33), pl., “meadows of Gibeah” (R.V., after the LXX., “Maareh-geba”). Some have adopted the rendering “after Gibeah had been left open.” The Vulgate translates the word “from the west.”


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Businessmodel of Broadcom
Customer Segments
Broadcom provides a broad range of semiconductor products and related to services to commercial and institutional clients around the world. The Company’s organises its operations into segments that relate to its principal target markets:
- Wired Infrastructure, comprising various computer hardware companies, software companies, telecommunications companies, and internet service providers;
- Wireless Communications, comprising telecommunications companies, mobile service providers, internet service providers, and other commercial entities;
- Enterprise Storage, comprising a range of commercial and industrial entities from a range of sectors, including technology, financial services, and commerce; and
- Industrial and Other, comprising various industrial businesses, including manufacturers of electronics, automotive companies, industrial machinery companies, and aerospace companies. Broadcom provides services to a range of well-known businesses, including HTC, Dolby Laboratories, Oracle, Toshiba, Comcast, Fujitsu, Discovery Communications, and Time Warner.
Broadcom’s native US remains its principal geographic market. The Company, however, also serves clients across Europe and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
Broadcom provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company established as a reliable and efficient provider of semiconductor products, controlling a substantial portion of the Ethernet semiconductor vendor market, and having a track record for providing effective solutions;
- Its broad portfolio of products, with the Company offering a broad range of products, spanning a wide array of uses across multiple industries, including the technology, telecommunications, internet services, and industrial sectors;
- Its international reach, with the Company serving an extensive network of domestic clients, as well as an international client base across Europe and Asia Pacific; and
- Its specialist personnel and technical expertise, with the Company employing highly-trained technical staff across its four operating segments, led by a team of experienced industry executives. ### Channels
Broadcom operates a website at www.broadcom.com, through which it provides information on its various products, services, and locations. We sell our products primarily through our direct sales force, distributors and manufacturers’ representatives. The Company does not operate an online sales channel; it does, however, provide a range of downloadable resources for its customers through its website.
Broadcom sells its products primarily through an in-house direct sales force, which is organised by operating segment and geographic region. The Company operates a network of more than 80 dedicated sales offices across North America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Latin America, including sales locations in Copenhagen, Cambridge, Taipei, Singapore, Shanghai, and Houston.
Broadcom also makes sales and distributes products through a number of third party distributors and manufacturers’ representatives, which support and extend the Company’s own in-house sale force, particularly in jurisdictions where it is not itself well-represented.
Customer Relationships
Broadcom does not provide products or services to its customers on a self-service basis. It does, however, offer a range of downloadable resources which can be accessed by customers independently.
Broadcom makes its sales through its direct sales force, the members of which consult directly with customers to ensure that their individual needs are met. The Company provides ongoing support services to its customers, with a view to establishing long-term relationships and securing recurring business.
Broadcom provides a range of support resources on its website, including user guides and product information. It also operates a customer support portal, where customers are able to find answers to common questions and fixes for common problems, interact with support representatives, and interact with one another. Customers can alternatively call the relevant offices or department to speak with support staff in person, or submit a request for product information and provide feedback through online contact forms.
Customers can additionally interact with Broadcom through its social media accounts, including with Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, and LinkedIn.
Key Activities
Broadcom is a semiconductor company. It offers an extensive range of products across its four operating segments, namely Wired Infrastructure, Wireless Communications, Enterprise Storage, and Industrial and Others.
The Company’s products support and facilitate various functions and applications, including data centre networking, home connectivity, broadband access, telecommunications equipment, smartphones and base stations, data centre servers and storage, factory automation, power generation, and alternative energy systems, and displays.
The Company’s product categories include broadband access and modems, enterprise and network processors, ethernet communication and switching, set-top box and media processors, wireless infrastructure and wireless connectivity.
Key Partners
Broadcom works closely with a network of partner companies and organisations in order to ensure it is able to provide products and services efficiently and effectively. These partners can be categorised broadly as follows:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising suppliers of raw materials, tools, equipment, and services that are utilised across the Company operating segments, as well as companies to which certain non-technical functions can be outsourced;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising a range of distributors, independent sales agents, value-added resellers, and module manufacturers that support and extend the Company’s in-house sales and marketing capabilities;
- Technology Partners, comprising a range of technology, hardware, and software companies that support the Company’s IT infrastructure and collaborate with the Company on certain product integrations; and
- Joint Venture Partners, comprising other semiconductor and related companies, with which the Company collaborates on projects and operations through mutually-owned entities. Broadcom has launched a number of partnerships in recent years. This includes a deal with Hewlett Packard, VMware, and Intel as part of the OpenSwitch Community, a vendor tie-up with LM Technologies, and a joint development program with Cisco Systems.
Key Resources
Broadcom’s key resources are its technologies and intellectual properties, its material and supply chain, its portfolio of products, its IT and communications infrastructure, its sales and distribution channels, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Broadcom relies in large part on its technologies and intellectual properties, which it protects through various trademark, patent, and licensing procedures. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified a number of patent applications filed in Broadcom’s name, including applications entitled ‘Television system and method for providing computer network-based video’, ‘Physical layer (PHY) link signaling for cable networks’ and ‘Recovering data in a near field communication apparatus’.
Broadcom also owns and or leases a number of physical properties across North America, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Europe, including numerous sales and administrative offices, distribution centres, and manufacturing facilities.
Cost Structure
Broadcom incurs costs in relation to the development of its products and technologies, the procurement of supplies and materials, the operation of its production facilities, the purchase of professional services, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the operation of its sales and distribution channels, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In the fiscal quarter ended 31st June 2016 Broadcom accrued total operating expenses in the amount of $2.05 billion, including research and development costs totalling $814 million, and selling, general and administrative costs totalling $230 million.
Revenue Streams
Broadcom generates revenue through the production and sale of various products related to semiconductors and the provision of associated services, such as wired infrastructure services and connectivity support services.
In the fiscal quarter ended 31st June 2016 generated revenue of $3.79 billion, up on the $1.74 billion recorded by the Company for the quarter ended 2nd August 2015, prior to the merger of Broadcom Corp and Avago Technologies. More than half of the Company’s revenue for the quarter was generated by the Company’s Wired Infrastructure segment, which generated $2.06 billion.
The bulk of the Company’s remaining quarterly revenue was derived from the Company’s Wireless Communications segment which generated $1.01 billion.


Webserver vs World threads
This article will explain the threading issues that arise between the webserver and world threads are of concern to plugin authors.
Generally, plugins that provide webadmin pages should be quite careful about their interactions. Most operations on Cuberite objects requires synchronization, that Cuberite provides automatically and transparently to plugins - when a block is written, the chunkmap is locked, or when an entity is being manipulated, the entity list is locked. Each plugin also has a mutex lock, so that only one thread at a time may be executing plugin code.
This locking can be a source of deadlocks for plugins that are not written carefully.
Example scenario
Consider the following example.  When the admin presses the "Kick" button, the plugin calls cWorld:DoWithPlayer() with a callback to kick the player. Everything seems to be working fine now.
A new feature is developed in the plugin, now the plugin adds a new in-game command so that the admins can kick players while they're playing the game. The plugin registers a command callback with cPluginManager.AddCommand(). Now there are problems bound to happen.
Suppose that two admins are in, one is using the webadmin and the other is in-game. Both try to kick a player at the same time. The webadmin locks the plugin, so that it can execute the plugin code, but right at this moment the OS switches threads. The world thread locks the world so that it can access the list of in-game commands, receives the in-game command, it tries to lock the plugin. The plugin is already locked, so the world thread is put on hold. After a while, the webadmin thread is woken up again and continues processing. It tries to lock the world so that it can traverse the playerlist, but the lock is already held by the world thread. Now both threads are holding one lock each and trying to grab the other lock, and are therefore deadlocked.
How to avoid the deadlock
There are two main ways to avoid such a deadlock. The first approach is using tasks: Everytime you need to execute a task inside a world, instead of executing it, queue it, using cWorld:QueueTask(). This handy utility can will call the given function inside the world's TickThread, thus eliminating the deadlock, because now there's only one thread. However, this approach will not let you get data back. You cannot query the player list, or the entities, or anything - because when the task runs, the webadmin page has already been served to the browser.
To accommodate this, you'll need to use the second approach - preparing and caching data in the tick thread, possibly using callbacks. This means that the plugin will have global variables that will store the data, and update those variables when the data changes; then the webserver thread will only read those variables, instead of calling the world functions. For example, if a webpage was to display the list of currently connected players, the plugin should maintain a global variable, g_WorldPlayers, which would be a table of worlds, each item being a list of currently connected players. The webadmin handler would read this variable and create the page from it; the plugin would use HOOK_PLAYER_JOINED and HOOK_DISCONNECT to update the variable.
What to avoid
Now that we know what the danger is and how to avoid it, how do we know if our code is susceptible?
The general rule of thumb is to avoid calling any functions that read or write lists of things in the webserver thread. This means most ForEach() and DoWith() functions. Only cRoot:ForEachWorld() is safe - because the list of worlds is not expected to change, so it is not guarded by a mutex. Getting and setting world's blocks is, naturally, unsafe, as is calling other plugins, or creating entities.
Example
The Core has the facility to kick players using the web interface. It used the following code for the kicking (inside the webadmin handler):local KickPlayerName = Request.Params["players-kick"] local FoundPlayerCallback = function(Player) if (Player:GetName() == KickPlayerName) then Player:GetClientHandle():Kick("You were kicked from the game!") end end cRoot:Get():FindAndDoWithPlayer(KickPlayerName, FoundPlayerCallback)The cRoot:FindAndDoWithPlayer() is unsafe and could have caused a deadlock. The new solution is queue a task; but since we don't know in which world the player is, we need to queue the task to all worlds:
cRoot:Get():ForEachWorld( -- For each world... function(World) World:QueueTask( -- ... queue a task... function(a_World) a_World:DoWithPlayer(KickPlayerName, -- ... to walk the playerlist... function (a_Player) a_Player:GetClientHandle():Kick("You were kicked from the game!") -- ... and kick the player end ) end ) end )


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TCP flags of the first packet. |
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This chapter introduces recursion. Previous chapters have discussed the fundamental control mechanisms of sequence, alternation (if-else), and iteration (while). Recursion is another control mechanism. Sometimes problems are stated in a recursive fashion, and a program that solves the problem is easily written using recursion.
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A class containing methods that the user can access the categories GenICam features. It will access the node object's of an ICategory interface. Each feature of a device will be placed in a Category. The Category feature is used to present the user with a group of features for the named category.
A class containing methods for GenICam Category Properties. For example, the mapping below will illustrate the ICategory interfaces categories such as DeviceControl and EventControl.
PyGenParamCategory class represents the GenICam Category.
PyGenParamCategory class contains methods that the user can access the categories of GenICam features. It will access the node object's of an ICategory interface. Each feature of a device will be placed in a Category. The Category feature is used to present the user with a group of features for the named category.
For example, the mapping below will illustrate the ICategory interfaces categories such as DeviceControl and EventControl.
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makePrimes(From, To, Primes, LastPrime)
Computes all (Primes) primes in the range From to To extremely rapidly, and stores them in an internal.vector. Uses a priority queue to implement the sieve of Eratosthenes.
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Because perfect-scrollbar needs a container in order to work, this plugin only supports it when used with the scrollContainer
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You must init perfect-scrollbar on the same container that is returned from the scrollContainer
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You may also want to add a css style that will make scrollbar render on top of the header (like it would if you didnt use this plugin):
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BetterUp is a mobile-based coaching platform that brings personalized professional coaching to employees at all levels. We help managers lead better, teams perform better, and employees thrive personally and inspire professionally. Our mission is to help professionals everywhere pursue their lives with greater clarity, purpose, and passion. Our product was developed by a team of leading behavioral scientists, researchers, and technologists. We're already transforming the way companies approach talent development at high-performing organizations like LinkedIn, Facebook, Salesforce, Capital One, Deloitte, and Logitech.
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Impress yourself - We hold ourselves to quality above and beyond something that "just gets it done". Each line of code is an opportunity to blend craftsmanship with playfulness.
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5+ years of relevant experience, at least part of which in a startup environment
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Alignment with BetterUp mission of enabling behavior change
Succeeded in a remote work environment
Strong verbal and written communication
Impressive portfolio (patents, publications, Kaggle profile, etc)
Expertise with Python data analysis and machine learning libraries (Numpy, tensorflow, etc)
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I obviously took too much, on purpose. I lay down, ten minutes later I feel very comfy, staring at my wall, I did not feel tired at all, just lazy 15 minutes later I did not want to move at all. 20 minutes later, my wrist watch alarm goes off, but instead of bugging me, I didnít care to move and turn it off, just laid there, 30 minutes later even lookin around was to much effort, and I felt like I was melting into the couch. Kind of like I was becoming one with it. Quite enjoyable, but not intense like being high. It is fun and cheap. Good. It relieves anxiety and depression quite well, which I suffer from.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Story of Ada Lovelace
Ada Lovelace (1815-1852) was born into a historically famous family. There was no shortage of his father’s fame and his mother’s money. With all this, he could spend his whole life in luxury. But instead, she decided to write computational computer algorithms, which led to her being dubbed the "mother of programming." He became the first computer programmer in the mid-nineteenth century. He was the first to think about how to make the calculation work more efficient.
Just a few weeks after Lovelace's birth, her father, the famous poet Lord Byron, left her and her mother, Lady Ann Isabella. While Lord Byron was gaining remarkable fame throughout Europe, Lady Ann developed her daughter, Ada Lovelace, as an independent and modern woman. Lady Ann hired a renowned teacher to teach her daughter Ada about mathematics, science, social structures, medical systems, and astronomy. Lovelace's mother hoped that these detailed studies would protect her daughter from developing the serious and undesirable character of her father, Lord Byron. Ada Lovelace showed interest in every subject.
Because of her mother, Ada became interested in science and mathematics from an early age. First, he was incredibly interested in the objects flying in the sky, and he watched the birds closely. He even created a guide called "Flyology" with the help of his own drawings. In later life, he became interested in the opposite attitudes of his parents and wrote an essay on the "relationship between imagination and practicality." His most influential writings, however, were published in 1833, when he attended a ceremony and met his next teacher there.
This tutor was none other than Charles Babbage himself, known as the father of computers. She caught the attention of Ada Loveles. The two quickly became friends because of the same mentality, and Babbage showed Lovelace his plan for an analytical engine designed to calculate more complex equations than his first computational machine. He introduced the idea of "programming" to use Babbage's analytical engine. In 1842, Babbage spoke at the University of Turin about his engine. During this time, Ada described the working style of the engine with a full speech with the help of Babbage. He described it step by step while describing the work style. Also because of their close relationship, Babbage commissioned Ada Lovelace to translate an article about Babbage's composition from French into English.
Ada Lovelace did the job very efficiently, but more importantly, she added her own notes to the translation. As a result, the size of the article almost quadrupled. Among these notes was how to communicate with a machine using programming code. "Communication" here means writing letters and numbers by creating semantic letters on a machine. And to do this he describes the steps of creating a looping process that programmers still use worldwide today.
Lovelace received many posthumous awards for his contributions to computer programming. The United States Department of Defense has also named a programming language 'ADA' in his honor.
According to an article in the New York Times: “There are a lot of developers, programmers and scientists around the world involved in computer programming today. Ada Lovelace's role in the development of this large technology sector in the world is immense. Computer technology has come to this advanced stage as a result of the combination of Lovelace's inventions while acquiring Babbage technical skills. He was the first person to see the true potential in computer programming. Maybe that's why Babbage called her Lady Fairy."


Tree Depath: 5
A tree is a classic example on fractals or models that could be constructed in a recursive way. This instance of that classic example comes with a twist though (literally).
One of the transformations you could apply on the tree model here is to twist it. The challenge with twists is that they are non-linear trasnformations that could not be represented by a matrix applied uniformally on all vertecies of the model. A twist matrix is calculated for each vertex position in the vertex shader, as well as another twist matrix for each vertext normal to obtain realisting shading.


Known
public enum Known : Error
Enumerates all potentials errors that Siren can handle.
- appStoreAppIDFailure: Error retrieving trackId as the JSON does not contain a ‘trackId’ key.
- appStoreDataRetrievalFailure: Error retrieving App Store data as an error was returned.
- appStoreJSONParsingFailure: Error parsing App Store JSON data.
- appStoreDataRetrievalEmptyResults: Error retrieving App Store data as JSON results were empty. Is your app available in the US? If not, change the
countryCode
variable to fix this error. - appStoreOSVersionNumberFailure: Error retrieving iOS version number as there was no data returned.
- appStoreOSVersionUnsupported: The version of iOS on the device is lower than that of the one required by the app verison update.
- appStoreVersionArrayFailure: Error retrieving App Store verson number as the JSON does not contain a ‘version’ key.
- malformedURL: The iTunes URL is malformed. Please leave an issue on https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Siren with as many details as possible.
- noUpdateAvailable: No new update available.
- recentlyCheckedAlready: Not checking the version, because it was already checked recently.
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Error retrieving trackId as the JSON does not contain a ‘trackId’ key.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreAppIDFailure
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Error retrieving App Store data as an error was returned.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreDataRetrievalFailure(underlyingError: Error?)
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Error parsing App Store JSON data.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreJSONParsingFailure(underlyingError: Error)
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Error retrieving App Store data as JSON results were empty. Is your app available in the US? If not, change the
countryCode
variable to fix this error.Declaration
Swift
case appStoreDataRetrievalEmptyResults
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Error retrieving iOS version number as there was no data returned.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreOSVersionNumberFailure
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The version of iOS on the device is lower than that of the one required by the app verison update.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreOSVersionUnsupported
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Error retrieving App Store verson number as the JSON does not contain a ‘version’ key.
Declaration
Swift
case appStoreVersionArrayFailure
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The iTunes URL is malformed. Please leave an issue on https://github.com/ArtSabintsev/Siren with as many details as possible.
Declaration
Swift
case malformedURL
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No new update available.
Declaration
Swift
case noUpdateAvailable
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Not checking the version, because it was already checked recently.
Declaration
Swift
case recentlyCheckedAlready