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$2100 / 4br - Bristol Rental in friendly neighborhood - RWU Welcome
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UTILITIES INCLUDED. King Philip Inn. SAMSON REALTY 5406
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3 BR spacious townhouse condo, excellent location Bristol North Farm
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First Floor Two Bedroom in Historic Bristol Home
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Two Bedrooms on First Floor Granite and Stainless Kitchen
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Large 2 Bed, Parking, Heat and Water Inc.
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$1000 / 2br - 800ft2 - 2 bed 3rd floor quiet dead end street near down
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Spacious first floor 1 bed/office All utilities !!
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Location!2 bed townhouse style condo
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Lovely COMPLETELY remodeled
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Gorgeous Downton Waterfront District
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RWU STUDENTS HOUSE for RENT 7/2020
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Great Downtown Location! Large 2 bedroom Downtown Bristol
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Beautifuly restored 1 BR. apt. in historic downtown Bristol.
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Namespace
- CLASS Shoes
- CLASS Shoes::Background
- CLASS Shoes::Banner
- CLASS Shoes::Basic
- CLASS Shoes::Border
- CLASS Shoes::Button
- CLASS Shoes::Caption
- CLASS Shoes::Check
- CLASS Shoes::EditBox
- CLASS Shoes::EditLine
- CLASS Shoes::Image
- CLASS Shoes::Inscription
- CLASS Shoes::Line
- CLASS Shoes::ListBox
- CLASS Shoes::Native
- CLASS Shoes::Oval
- CLASS Shoes::Para
- CLASS Shoes::Pattern
- CLASS Shoes::Progress
- CLASS Shoes::Radio
- CLASS Shoes::Rect
- CLASS Shoes::Shape
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Clicking on some button
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Start level
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Link to text
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Some message
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libnet 1.1
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libnet macros and symbolic constants More...
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Defines | |
| #define | LIBNET_DONT_RESOLVE 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_RESOLVE 1 |
| #define | LIBNET_ON 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_OFF 1 |
| #define | IN6ADDR_ERROR_INIT |
| #define | LIBNET_PR2 0 |
| #define | LIBNET_PR8 1 |
| #define | LIBNET_PR16 2 |
| #define | LIBNET_PRu16 3 |
| #define | LIBNET_PR32 4 |
| #define | LIBNET_PRu32 5 |
| #define | LIBNET_PRAND_MAX 0xffffffff |
| #define | LIBNET_MAX_PACKET 0xffff |
| #define | IP_MAXPACKET 0xffff |
| #define | ETHER_ADDR_LEN 0x6 |
| #define | FDDI_ADDR_LEN 0x6 |
| #define | TOKEN_RING_ADDR_LEN 0x6 |
| #define | LIBNET_ORG_CODE_SIZE 0x3 |
| #define | LIBNET_ERRBUF_SIZE 0x100 |
| #define | LIBNET_MAXOPTION_SIZE 0x28 |
| #define | FIX(n) (n) |
| #define | UNFIX(n) (n) |
| #define | LIBNET_DO_PAYLOAD(l, p) |
| #define | LIBNET_CKSUM_CARRY(x) (x = (x >> 16) + (x & 0xffff), (~(x + (x >> 16)) & 0xffff)) |
| #define | LIBNET_OSPF_AUTHCPY(x, y) memcpy((uint8_t *)x, (uint8_t *)y, sizeof(y)) |
| #define | LIBNET_OSPF_CKSUMBUF(x, y) memcpy((uint8_t *)x, (uint8_t *)y, sizeof(y)) |
| #define | LIBNET_NTP_DO_LI_VN_MODE(li, vn, md) ((uint8_t)((((li) << 6) & 0xc0) | (((vn) << 3) & 0x38) | ((md) & 0x7))) |
| #define | LIBNET_ISLOOPBACK(p) (strcmp((p)->ifr_name, "lo") == 0) |
| #define | LIBNET_ISADVMODE(x) (x & 0x08) |
| #define | LIBNET_LABEL_SIZE 64 |
| #define | LIBNET_LABEL_DEFAULT "cardshark" |
| #define | CQ_LOCK_UNLOCKED (u_int)0x00000000 |
| #define | CQ_LOCK_READ (u_int)0x00000001 |
| #define | CQ_LOCK_WRITE (u_int)0x00000002 |
| #define | for_each_context_in_cq(l) for (l = libnet_cq_head(); libnet_cq_last(); l = libnet_cq_next()) |
| #define | cq_is_wlocked() (l_cqd.cq_lock & CQ_LOCK_WRITE) |
| #define | cq_is_rlocked() (l_cqd.cq_lock & CQ_LOCK_READ) |
| #define | cq_is_locked() (l_cqd.cq_lock & (CQ_LOCK_READ | CQ_LOCK_WRITE)) |
| #define | check_cq_lock(x) (l_cqd.cq_lock & x) |
libnet macros and symbolic constants
| #define for_each_context_in_cq | ( | l | ) | for (l = libnet_cq_head(); libnet_cq_last(); l = libnet_cq_next()) |
Provides an interface to iterate through the context queue of libnet contexts. Before calling this macro, be sure to set the queue using libnet_cq_head().
| #define IN6ADDR_ERROR_INIT |
{ { { 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, \ 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, \ 0xff, 0xff } } }
IPv6 error code
| #define LIBNET_DO_PAYLOAD | ( | l, | |
| p | |||
| ) |
if (payload_s && !payload) \ { \ snprintf(l->err_buf, LIBNET_ERRBUF_SIZE, \ "%s(): payload inconsistency\n", __func__); \ goto bad; \ } \ if (payload_s) \ { \ n = libnet_pblock_append(l, p, payload, payload_s); \ if (n == (uint32_t) - 1) \ { \ goto bad; \ } \ } \
| #define LIBNET_DONT_RESOLVE 0 |
Used for libnet's name resolution functions, specifies that no DNS lookups should be performed and the IP address should be kept in numeric form.
| #define LIBNET_ERRBUF_SIZE 0x100 |
The libnet error buffer is 256 bytes long.
| #define LIBNET_MAX_PACKET 0xffff |
The biggest an IP packet can be -- 65,535 bytes.
| #define LIBNET_MAXOPTION_SIZE 0x28 |
IP and TCP options can be up to 40 bytes long.
| #define LIBNET_OFF 1 |
Used several places, to specify "on" or "one"
| #define LIBNET_ON 0 |
Used several places, to specify "on" or "one"
| #define LIBNET_PR2 0 |
Used for libnet_get_prand() to specify function disposition
| #define LIBNET_RESOLVE 1 |
Used for libnet's name resolution functions, specifies that a DNS lookup can be performed if needed to resolve the IP address to a canonical form.


The R commander plug-in for robust principal component analysis. The Graphical User Interface for Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with Hubert Algorithm method.
| Version: | 1.1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.3) |
| Imports: | rrcov, tkrplot, Rcmdr, robustbase |
| Published: | 2016-09-22 |
| Author: | Monalisa Sipahutar,Setia Pramana, Achmad Fauzi |
| Maintainer: | Achmad Fauzi Bagus F <fauzi.pandya at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust results |
| Reference manual: | RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust.pdf |
| Package source: | RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.zip, r-release: RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.zip, r-oldrel: RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust_1.1.4.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=RcmdrPlugin.PcaRobust to link to this page.


Returns the background color of the image if provided in the header.
The bit depth of the image.
Gathered from png_get_bit_depth
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The amount of channels of the image.
Gathered from png_get_channels
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The color type of the image as a string.
Gathered from png_get_color_type
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The buffer containing the data of the decoded image.
The gamma value of the image.
Gathered from png_get_gAMA
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The width of the image.
Gathered from png_get_image_height
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The interlace type of the image as a string, gathered from png_get_interlace_type
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The horizontal offset of the image.
Gathered from png_get_x_offset_pixels
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The vertical offset of the image.
Gathered from png_get_y_offset_pixels
.
Retrieve the palette of this image if the color type is ColorType.PALETTE
.
The horizontal amount of pixels per meter of the image.
Gathered from png_get_x_pixels_per_meter
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The vertical amount of pixels per meter of the image.
Gathered from png_get_y_pixels_per_meter
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The amount of bytes per row of the image.
Gathered from png_get_rowbytes
.
Returns the last modification time as returned by png_get_tIME
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The width of the image.
Gathered from png_get_image_width
.
Will be true
if the image's color type has an alpha channel and false
otherwise.
Returns the amount of bytes per pixel (depending on the color type) for the image.
Retrieves the color in the image's color format at the specified position.
The x position of the pixel in the image of which to retrieve the color.
The y position of the pixel in the image of which to retrieve the color.
The color at the given pixel in the image's color format.
Copies the specified rectangle from the other image (or the whole other image if rectangle is omitted) into this image at the current offset (or to the top left if the offset is omitted). Modifies this image and the underlying buffer.
The other image which should be copied into this image.
The target position in this image to which the other image should be copied.
The clipping rectangle of the other image which should be copied.
A convenience wrapper around resizeCanvas
. Crops the image to a specified sub-rectangle.
Modifies this image and the underlying buffer.
A sub-rectangle which should be cropped out of the image.
Will encode this image to a PNG buffer.
Resizes the canvas with while optionally adding padding and cropping regions from the image. Modifies this image and the underlying buffer.
Retrieves the color in rgba format, converting from the image's color format.
This will automatically convert from indexed or grayscale images to rgba. If
the image's color format doesn't provide an alpha channel, 255
is returned as alpha.
The x position of the pixel in the image of which to retrieve the color.
The y position of the pixel in the image of which to retrieve the color.
The color at the given pixel in rgba format.
Convert a set of coordinates to index in the buffer.
Convert an index in the buffer to a set of coordinates.
Will encode this image and write it to the file at the specified path.
Path to the file to which the encoded PNG should be written.
An optional callback to use instead of the Promise API.
A Promise which resolves once the file is written or undefined
if a callback was specified.
Will encode this image and write it to the file at the specified path synchroneously.
Path to the file to which the encoded PNG should be written.
Generated using TypeDoc
Decodes and wraps a PNG image. Will call the native bindings under the hood and provides a high-level access to read- and write operations on the image.


The HAX UI can be broken down into three major production concepts. Content authors are either:
- Adding something they already have
- Editing the Settings of the activated element on the page
- Search for media from remote sources
- Add in a Template or predefined layout into the page


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2.17 The random Module
The random module contains a number of random number generators. The basic random number generator (after an algorithm by Wichmann and Hill, 1982) can be accessed in several ways, as Example 2-29 shows. Example 2-29. Using the random Module to Get Random NumbersFile: random-example-1.py import random for i in range(5): # random float: 0.0 <= number < 1.0 print random.random(), # random float: 10 <= number < 20 print random.uniform(10, 20), # random integer: 100 <= number <= 1000 print random.randint(100, 1000), # random integer: even numbers in 100 <= number < 1000 print random.randrange(100, 1000, 2) 0.946842713956 19.5910069381 709 172 0.573613195398 16.2758417025 407 120 0.363241598013 16.8079747714 916 580 0.602115173978 18.386796935 531 774 0.526767588533 18.0783794596 223 344 Note that the randint function can return the upper limit, while the other functions always return values smaller than the upper limit. Example 2-30 shows how the choice function picks a random item from a sequence. It can be used with lists, tuples, or any other sequence (provided it can be accessed in random order, of course). Example 2-30. Using the random Module for Random Items from a SequenceFile: random-example-2.py import random # random choice from a list for i in range(5): print random.choice([1, 2, 3, 5, 9]) 2 3 1 9 1 In 2.0 and later, the shuffle function can be used to shuffle the contents of a list (that is, generate a random permutation of a list in-place). Example 2-31 also shows how to implement that function under 1.5.2 and earlier. Example 2-31. Using the random Module to Shuffle a Deck of CardsFile: random-example-4.py import random try: # available in 2.0 and later shuffle = random.shuffle except AttributeError: def shuffle(x): for i in xrange(len(x)-1, 0, -1): # pick an element in x[:i+1] with which to exchange x[i] j = int(random.random() * (i+1)) x[i], x[j] = x[j], x[i] cards = range(52) shuffle(cards) myhand = cards[:5] print myhand [4, 8, 40, 12, 30] The random module also contains random generators with non-uniform distribution. Example 2-32 uses the gauss function to generate random numbers with a gaussian distribution. Example 2-32. Using the random Module for Gaussian Random NumbersFile: random-example-3.py import random histogram = [0] * 20 # calculate histogram for gaussian # noise, using average=5, stddev=1 for i in range(1000): i = int(random.gauss(5, 1) * 2) histogram[i] = histogram[i] + 1 # print the histogram m = max(histogram) for v in histogram: print "*" * (v * 50 / m) **** ********** ************************* *********************************** ************************************************ ************************************************** ************************************* *************************** ************* *** * See the Python Library Reference for more information on non-uniform generators. |
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Professor Carlos Guedes's "Designing Sound for Scene and Screen" class traveled to Sir Bani Yas Island, home to the UAE's largest wildlife preserve. The reserve was founded in 1977 by HH Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan. The trip was part of a location recording exercise for the class. It recorded a plethora of free roaming animals and birds at different locations across the 87 km2 (34 sq mi) island with the help of biologist Bilal Kabeer.


Mushrooms - P. cubensis
I'm seventeen years old; not what you'd call experienced, but not what you'd call amaeture either. I've done my share of psychoactives, and each experience was it's own seperate river that I rowed down by myself into oblivion.
It started in my bedroom. With nobody home and the PM hours creeping by, I sat alone at the computer, wondering what I was missing. Not really missing the world outside of my room, but the inner world. The world inside me, the world inside you, and each individual world that we all keep inside of us. I decided at about 11:15 pm that I'd like to take a little voyage to my higher knowledge...A vast forest of endless deciduous trees and babbling brooks that scattered themselves amongst the forest floor; a peaceful and serene place that I could simply lay flat on my back in, staring up, alone on a distant and beautiful planet.
 I chewed each one individually for about five minutes each, gulping down each one with love. I don't know about all of you who say mushrooms are so terrible-tasting. They really don't bother me.
I felt the effects gently tugging at my pantleg at about midnight, ten minutes after chewing and ingesting the seventh mushroom. The only way I can describe what I saw is sitting about ten feet farther away from everything, but still being able to do what you're doing. Like my field of vision expanded and my depth-perception pushed everything away from my eyes.
About ten minutes after that, I decided to turn on the TV. I don't know if you're the same kind of person as I am, but when I'm bored and nobody's talking to me but me, I really piss myself off.  Example: 'Wow! It's really, really rainy out! Come look at the rain! Come look! Look, hurry! Look at the rain!'  But alas, I cannot bitchslap my mind, so I did the alternative.
  Do you notice how you can point out bad acting on a movie or a sitcom when you're on weed?
I muted the TV and glanced at my bedsheet. I keep a camo blanket over the bedspread because...uh..just because. It was teeming with life. The camoflauche itself moved around like little color-coded bodies of germs attacked one-another, and I giggled and watched the fight. I looked up at the TV, which was not only much smaller looking than normal, but actually seemed hundreds of feet away. As a matter of fact, everything seemed smaller. Or I seemed bigger.
I stared around, a giant in the middle of a subterranian city, with a vail of stalagtites above my head which disabled me from sitting up on the bed, and a comfortable cloud I sprawled myself upon below. I didn't mind sharing it with all of my hallucinations, which were actually interacting with me/eachother quite profusely. I loved every second of it. I watched a clay person (refer to Tool's Schism or Parabola video) hop around innocently and point at things in my room, wide-eyed, like that of a small child in a playpen full of toys. At one point I actually brought my face down toward it because it enticed me to come closer. It reached a little smooth hand up and brushed my cheek. Almost immidiately I felt very cold.  Like my whole body was a third degree burn, and soothing water came crashing upon me like a wave at the beach.
The clay figure waved goodbye to me and slowly dissipated as it walked toward the edge of my bed. I felt extreme, and really unnecessary sorrow over the little one leaving me. But alas, he reappeared time and time again later on. Including at about 1:00 AM when I went to my cupboard for whatever reason, saw him catch his balance as I yanking a drawer open. He waved at me, and I think where his little mouth should have been, dimples tugged backward in a sign of glee.
I also saw many other things that night, including one that really spooked me for a minute. I walked to the livingroom to turn on the heater, when suddenly the couch stetched out of proportion and I had the crazy idea that it would tear open and my parents would've killed me when they came home on monday. I leaped onto the couch screaming 'Remember the Alamo!!' in a very intense manner. But fuck, I was a man on a mission. ;-)
I slept like a rock on heroin for the rest of the night. I lay in bed, remembering nothing but sweet thoughts of my encounter with the clay entity, who taught me a lot about my inner self. It is so amazing how the brilliant human mind can take such a complex, purplexing message and send it from the unsconscious mind to the conscious, manifesting such a great thing into such a small representation. Let me translate: I think it was amazing how my inner/higher-self showed me my true thoughts through such a simple little hallucination.
I'll take it with me forever. Sing as you row down the brook in your very own forest, in your very own world, in your very own self. It will be much more pleasureable. And for god's sake, don't try sewing a couch back together with a toothbrush and dental floss.
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#include <NUC029FAE.h>
Data Fields | |
| __IO uint32_t | TCSR |
| __IO uint32_t | TCMPR |
| __IO uint32_t | TISR |
| __I uint32_t | TDR |
| __I uint32_t | TCAP |
| __IO uint32_t | TEXCON |
| __IO uint32_t | TEXISR |
Definition at line 2759 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __I uint32_t TIMER_T::TCAP |
Offset: 0x0010 Timer Capture Data Register
Definition at line 2765 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t TIMER_T::TCMPR |
Offset: 0x0004 Timer Compare Register
Definition at line 2762 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t TIMER_T::TCSR |
Offset: 0x0000 Timer Control and Status Register
Definition at line 2761 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __I uint32_t TIMER_T::TDR |
Offset: 0x000C Timer Data Register
Definition at line 2764 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t TIMER_T::TEXCON |
Offset: 0x0014 Timer External Control Register
Definition at line 2766 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t TIMER_T::TEXISR |
Offset: 0x0018 Timer External Interrupt Status Register
Definition at line 2767 of file NUC029FAE.h.
| __IO uint32_t TIMER_T::TISR |
Offset: 0x0008 Timer Interrupt Status Register
Definition at line 2763 of file NUC029FAE.h.


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The textbook is a concise introduction to modern growth theory, aimed at advanced undergraduates. I came aboard for this 3rd edition, and Chad Jones (Stanford) is the original author. It covers the basic Solow model, endogenous innovations of both product-variety and quality-ladder types, and then takes on topics in development, the environment, and the take-off to sustained growth. It uses calculus and differential equations, but you can definitely adapt to teach it to students without that background (I do it every year).
Available from WW Norton. Find it at Amazon
I like to think of the blog as a supplement to the course, and I use a lot of posts as material when I teach from the book. The publisher's site is here, if you want an exam copy or access to the solutions manual. It also includes PDF's of the books figures.
I also maintain a Study Guide site that I use in my own undergraduate class. This covers roughly the same material, and has sub-sections with additional case studies or examples I use in class.
Links to several other teaching resources:
Basic slides I use for class
Some maps in raw form (png, jpg, etc) I use to talk about geography and growth
All the figures from the book in JPG and PNG format
All the figures from the book in PPT format


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The majority of respondents agreed or strongly agreed with our proposals, which were:
Just under half of the respondents (49%) agreed or strongly agreed with our proposal to base the award of grade 9 in the second and subsequent years on the standard set in the first award. 30% disagreed with this proposal. The remaining 21% neither agreed nor disagreed.
This consultation ran from
to
Proposals on grade standards for GCSEs being awarded from 2018, and grades 8 and 9 in maths, English language and English literature from 2017.
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We are seeking views on our proposals for setting grade standards for new GCSEs. This consultation follows on from our earlier consultation on ‘Setting the grade standards of new GCSEs in England’ .
In September 2014 we announced our decisions about the awarding of new GCSEs in English language, English literature and mathematics which will be first awarded in summer 2017.
We are now consulting on the approach to be taken in all other subjects. We are also consulting on a change to our previous decisions for English language, English literature and mathematics, about how grades 8 and 9 are set.
Our proposals are designed to protect students taking the new qualifications, particularly in the first year when teachers will be less familiar with the new content and how it is assessed. We want to minimise unexpected or unfair outcomes for students in the transition to the new GCSEs.
Published: 22 April 2016
Updated: 7 September 2016
From: Ofqual


Battle Grounds Mobile India - FUll Review
Introduction -----
Battle Grounds Mobile India is the Indian version of PUBG as you all know and it is only made for India.SO, you cannot play with a player that is not from India and be careful some website is giving you virus in the name of battleground mobile India so just download from official sources and After the game launch but if you want early excess then click on the link -
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Registration - Battle Ground Mobile India has some other changes also like you need the permission of your parents if you are under 18 and need to verify the mobile number of your parents and if your age is above 18 you can play without parent permission and max playtime is 3hours
Kill - When you kill a person in-game there are two changes first when you are killing you see green leaves instead of blood and when the player dies you see defeated instead of dead.
Graphics - Graphics are good as PUBG but there are some minor change in gun name, look, and some other small change that did not affect your gameplay
Size - aprox 700mb but need to download 618mb more in game and modes are need to download separately and they also take extra data.
Conclusion ----
If you want to play without verification of our parent mobile number then you can add fake age but If krafton know that you entered fake age then your account can be permanent ban - Read Full article here but 18+ have no problem with it but their account can also get ban if they did not follow the rules.
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You can set options for the Sliding Panels widget that let you better control the widget. You add the options to the constructor script. The following table provides a list of options.
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Option |
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Type |
Default Value |
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defaultPanel |
Determines the visible content panel when the page loads in the browser. |
panel number or ID |
first panel |
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duration |
In milliseconds. Determines the length of time to get from one panel to another. The duration is always the same, regardless of the distance between panels. As a result, the speed of the animation is slower for closer panels and quicker for panels farther away from each other. |
integer |
500 milliseconds |
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enableKeyboardNavigation |
A false value allows you to put the widget in focus, but disables the previous and next keys. |
true or false |
true |
|
enableAnimation |
A false value removes panel transitional animation. |
true or false |
true |
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transition |
Determines the type of transition. |
Spry.sinusoidalTransition |
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fps |
Frames per second. Use fps and duration to refine the smoothness of the transition. A higher fps is generally smoother. Setting the fps too high might affect performance. |
integer |
60 |
var sp1 = new Spry.Widget.SlidingPanels("panels",{duration:1000, fps:80, defaultPanel:4, enableAnimation:false, enableKeyboardNavigation:false});


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DOWN TO EARTH -------------
A remake of the 1978 Warren Beatty vehicle "Heaven Can Wait" (which in turn was a remake of "Here Comes Mr. Jordan"), "Down to Earth" tells the tale of Lance Barton (Chris Rock, "Lethal Weapon IV"), a young Black standup comic trying to win over the audience at Harlem's Apollo Theater. When he's taken to heaven prematurely by bumbling angel Keyes (Eugene Levy, "Best in Show"), his only recourse is to return in another body. He chooses that of Charles Wellington, the tenth richest man in the United States. Of course, Wellington is not only rich, but white and 53 years old, which makes Lance's bid for closing night at the Apollo, as well as his desire to woo Suntee (Regina Taylor, "Jerry Maguire"), a tad tricky.
The original Elaine May/Warren Beatty script has been reworked by Chris Rock, Lance Crouther, Ali LeRoi, and Louis C.K. to turn Beatty's vehicle as a football player into Rock's vehicle as a comic and add some racial humor. As directed by Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz (codirectors of "American Pie" and costars of "Chuck & Buck"), the whole affair comes off as amateur hour.
Initial scenes play like filmed line reading rehearsals. Production values are shoddy. Most serious of all is the use of Rock when his Wellington counterpart would have been more appropriate. This problem is clearly attributable to the fact that the old white guy is never lip or action synched when he IS on screen.
Rock does get the chance to do some fun schtick, such as his turnaround on Wellington's plans for a poor neighborhood hospital ('Bullet in the head? You got a bed!'), but he's uneven when interacting with the rest of the cast. Regina Taylor fares well amidst the mediocrity as the young activist who confusedly ends up falling for the man she believed to be her nemesis. Also good is Frankie Faison ("Hannibal") as Whitney, Lance's compassionate manager - the only human who's made privy to Lance's body body switch. Chaz Palminteri and Levy are pretty much wasted as heaven's ambassadors. Another "Best in Show" alumnus, Jennifer Coolidge, is poorly used as Wellington's cheating wife (AND shown several days apart wearing the SAME outfit?!) and Greg Germann (TV's "Ally McBeal," "Sweet November") continues display his sitcom roots as her lover and husband's lawyer. Mark Addy ("The Full Monty") is sorely underutilized as Cisco, Wellington's fake English butler. Stealing the show in every scene she's in is Wanda Sykes ("The Chris Rock Show") as Wellington's disgruntled maid.
"Down to Earth" is for Chris Rock fans only. All others should go rent "Heaven Can Wait" or truly be brought down to earth.
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Engineering Welcome Day is an orientation event for roughly 700 incoming engineering freshmen and transfer students, hosted by the Engineering Society at UCLA (ESUC). Students will have the opportunity to learn about UCLA's School of Engineering, meet fellow engineering students, and hear from engineering faculty. Students will also have the opportunity to learn about the 40+ student organizations in attendance.
Engineering Welcome Day (EWD) will be hosted online on September 20th, 2020. The event will be split into two sessions to accommodate different time zones. Session 1 will be 9:00am - 12:00pm (PDT) and Session 2 will be 6:00pm - 9:00pm (PDT). Both sections are identical - plan to only attend one.
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- -X, --method METHOD
The HTTP method to use for the request (default: "GET"). The method is
automatically set to "POST" if --field
, --raw-field
, or --input
are used.
Use -XGET
to force serializing fields into the query string for the GET
request instead of JSON body of the POST request.
- -F, --field KEY=VALUE
Data to serialize with the request. VALUE has some magic handling; use
--raw-field
for sending arbitrary string values.
If VALUE starts with "@", the rest of the value is interpreted as a
filename to read the value from. Use "@-" to read from standard input.
If VALUE is "true", "false", "null", or looks like a number, an
appropriate JSON type is used instead of a string.
It is not possible to serialize VALUE as a nested JSON array or hash.
Instead, construct the request payload externally and pass it via
--input
.
Unless -XGET
was used, all fields are sent serialized as JSON within
the request body. When ENDPOINT is "graphql", all fields other than
"query" are grouped under "variables". See
https://graphql.org/learn/queries/#variables
- -f, --raw-field KEY=VALUE
Same as --field
, except that it allows values starting with "@", literal
strings "true", "false", and "null", as well as strings that look like
numbers.
- --input FILE
The filename to read the raw request body from. Use "-" to read from standard
input. Use this when you want to manually construct the request payload.
- -H, --header KEY:VALUE
Set an HTTP request header.
- -i, --include
Include HTTP response headers in the output.
- -t, --flat
Parse response JSON and output the data in a line-based key-value format
suitable for use in shell scripts.
- --paginate
Automatically request and output the next page of results until all
resources have been listed. For GET requests, this follows the <next\>
resource as indicated in the "Link" response header. For GraphQL queries,
this utilizes pageInfo
that must be present in the query; see EXAMPLES.
Note that multiple JSON documents will be output as a result. If the API
rate limit has been reached, the final document that is output will be the
HTTP 403 notice, and the process will exit with a non-zero status. One way
this can be avoided is by enabling --obey-ratelimit
.
- --color[=WHEN]
Enable colored output even if stdout is not a terminal. WHEN can be one
of "always" (default for --color
), "never", or "auto" (default).
- --cache TTL
Cache valid responses to GET requests for TTL seconds.
When using "graphql" as ENDPOINT, caching will apply to responses to POST
requests as well. Just make sure to not use --cache
for any GraphQL
mutations.
- --obey-ratelimit
After exceeding the API rate limit, pause the process until the reset time
of the current rate limit window and retry the request. Note that this may
cause the process to hang for a long time (maximum of 1 hour).
- ENDPOINT
The GitHub API endpoint to send the HTTP request to (default: "/").
To learn about available endpoints, see https://developer.github.com/v3/.
To make GraphQL queries, use "graphql" as ENDPOINT and pass -F query=QUERY
.
If the literal strings "{owner}" or "{repo}" appear in ENDPOINT or in the
GraphQL "query" field, fill in those placeholders with values read from the
git remote configuration of the current git repository.


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Books about
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The Great Thinkers website, in association
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| Class | UpdateController |
| In: |
app/controllers/update_controller.rb
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| Parent: | ApplicationController |
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 6 6: def claim 7: redirect_to :controller => 'queue' unless params[:id] 8: claiming_tech = Technician.find(session[:technician]) 9: tic = Ticket.find(params[:id]) 10: if tic.claimed_by.nil? 11: flash[:notice] = "Ticket claimed by Arch-Technician #{claiming_tech.name}!" 12: note = "Unit claimed by #{claiming_tech.name}" 13: else 14: prev_tech = tic.claimed_by 15: if claiming_tech == prev_tech 16: flash[:notice] = "You can't claim your own unit, much like you cannot 17: triple stamp a double stamp." 18: else 19: flash[:notice] = "Ticket stolen away by Master Technician 20: #{claiming_tech.name} from the slightly 21: less-Master Technician #{prev_tech.name}!" 22: note = "Unit claimed by #{claiming_tech.name} from #{prev_tech.name}" 23: end # techs the same? 24: end #ticket claimed? 25: tic.update_attribute(:claimed_by, claiming_tech) 26: unless note.nil? 27: @note = Note.new 28: @note.technician = claiming_tech 29: @note.note = note 30: tic.notes << @note 31: end 32: redirect_to :controller => 'view', :id => params[:id] 33: end
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 35 35: def close 36: @ticket = Ticket.find(params[:id]) 37: if @ticket.claimed_by.nil? 38: flash[:notice] = "Can't close an unclaimed ticket. YOU LOSE." 39: redirect_to :controller => '/view', :id => @ticket.id 40: end 41: if request.get? 42: @ticket.parts = 0 43: @ticket.labor = 0 44: elsif request.post? 45: @note = Note.new(params[:note]) 46: @note.note = "Service ticket closed" 47: @ticket.update_attributes(params[:ticket]) 48: @ticket.completed_at = Time.now 49: @ticket.notes << @note 50: render :action => 'close' and return unless @ticket.save 51: flash[:notice] = "Ticket closed!" 52: redirect_to :controller => 'view', :id => @ticket.id 53: end # request.post? 54: end
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 2 2: def index 3: render_text "Update what?" 4: end
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 71 71: def note 72: if request.get? 73: @notes = Ticket.find(params[:id]).notes 74: elsif request.post? 75: if params[:note] 76: @note = Note.new(params[:note]) 77: @ticket = Ticket.find(params[:id]) 78: @note.save 79: @ticket.notes << @note 80: if<EMAIL_ADDRESS>&& @note.technician != @ticket.claimed_by) 81<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@ticket.claimed_by.id, 82: "Ticket<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>83: end 84: render :action => "new_note.rjs", :local => { :note => @note } 85: else 86: @notes = Ticket.find(params[:id]).notes 87: render :partial => 'notes' 88: end # params[:note] 89: end # request 90: end
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 56 56: def pickup 57: @ticket = Ticket.find(params[:id]) 58: if @ticket.completed_at.nil? 59: flash[:notice] = "Trying to pick up something that hasn't been closed."  HOORAY FOR ZOIDBERG." 66: redirect_to :controller => 'queue' and return 67: end 68: redirect_to :controller => 'view', :id => @ticket.id 69: end
# File app/controllers/update_controller.rb, line 92 92: def reopen 93: if session[:admin] 94: ticket = Ticket.find(params[:id]) 95: ticket.reopen! 96: ticket.add_note(session[:technician], "Administrative Action: Ticket reopened.") 97: flash[:notice] = "Ticket reopened.  98: redirect_to :controller => 'view', :id => params[:id] 99: end 100: end


TRANSFER OF USD$22MILLION INTO YOUR ACCOUNT} ATTENTION: President\CEO. I, on behalf of my other colleagues from different organs of Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) owned parastatals decided to solicit your assistance as regards transfer of the above-mentioned amount into your bank account. This fund accrued from over invoicing of various contract awarded in my parastatal to certain Foreign Contractors sometimes ago. We, as holders of sensitive position in our various parastatals, were mandated by the Federal Government to Scrutinise all payments made to certain foreign Contractors and we discovered that some of the contracts they executed were grossly over-invoiced either by omission or commission. In the process the sum of US$27M (Twenty Seven Million US Dollars only) was found lying in the parastatal suspense account after the foreign contractors had been paid their rightful dues for executing the said contracts. We all agreed that this over-invoiced amount be transferred (for our own use) into a bank account provided by a foreign partner, because we are government workers and the Code of Conduct does not allow us to operate foreign accounts. However, we have succeeded in transferring some of this money precisely US$5.0M (Five Million US Dollars only) into a foreign account in MOROCCO (North Africa), but the provider of the account in MOROCCO is up to some mischief and refuses to comply to the earlier mutual agreement by insisting that the total amount be paid into his nominated bank account before disbursement will take effect. If for a meagre sum of US$5.0M (Five Million US Dollars only) we are not compensated, is it when the balance of US$22M (Twenty-two Million US Dollars)is transferred that we will be sure of our full compensation? Of course, this abuse of trust and inhumanity calls for sober reflection and search for absolute trust. Thus we are seeking your unwavering assistance that the remaining amount of US$22M can be speedily processed and fully remitted into your nominated bank account. On successful remittance of the fund into your account, you will be compensated with 30% of the amount for your assistance and services. So far, much have been said and due to our sensitive positions, we cannot afford a slip in this transaction neither can we give out identity as regards our respective offices, but whereby cordial relationship is established, smooth operations commences, you will be furnished with details of all you deserves to know. I am at your disposition to entertain any question from you with respect to this transaction, so contact me immediately through my e:mail for further information on the requirements and procedure for this transaction. Please, treat with the strictest confidentiality and utmost urgency. Yours faithfully, MR FRED OBI.


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In the software world there are a lot of methodologies, principles and belief systems to design, write and maintain software. Throughout my years of experience and education, I have seen that one fundamental principle always seems to yield the best result. Simplicity.
My favorite methodology in software is test-driven development. Why ? Because it enforces simplicity on different coding styles. And to some extent it leads the way to the SOLID principles. Also it’s a natural fit for separating business logic in to logical units, as in domain driven design.
Another set of interesting technologies and principles I picked up through the years of working on Internet of things is the idea of messaging. Messaging is another very powerful way to separate blocks of software and just like test-driven development enforces simplicity on the smaller scale. Messaging promises to make the software simpler or at least more loosely coupled at the scale of architecture. Besides that, it can also be a very powerful tool when communication is needed across different platforms and code bases. Or in the case of the Internet of things, when communicating across small devices and services.
The last couple of years of my career have been taking a turn towards technical analysis and architecture, but again with a big focus on trying to keep complex systems as simple as possible. My experience has Taught me that all projects start out smooth but that the real art of software engineering is keeping it that way. Not a small feat, but one that can be accomplished by simplicity, automated testing and SOLID design principles, the three pillars of my carrier in software.
I hope that you have a better understanding of who I am as a developer and why I like to call myself a software simplicist.
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At Baloise, i was primarily hired as a Technical analyst which function is to guide a part offshore and part local team in all technical issues concerning a new insurance software suite.
I was given the freedom to fill in this function as best i could. I came up with the idea to make a raw 'skeleton' project where i could quickly make outlines of how i structurally wanted the solution to look like. The other advantage was that i could now easily make Enterprise-Architect UML schemas to communicate these ideas across the different teams in the form of extensive design documents, especially to the offshore teams. My next step was to introduce test-driven-design, which i already incorporated naturally in my skeleton project to the rest of the team.
In conclusion, i succeeded in making a verry clear and fully documented architectural picture based on SOLID principles and communicate it across different teams, including an offshore team. Furthermore, i incorporated unit-testing as part of the team culture.
Technologies used: Sparx Enterprise Architect,REST API, full .NET stack SOA & DDD, AngularJs 4, Ts, Tfs, WCF, Oracle DB
At SD Worx, I was hired for my expertise in service oriented architecture and NServicebus as well as my ability to work independently. I was given a set of projects of which I was the technical owner and architect. The first project was connecting an SD Worx internal customer data distribution system to an external CRM.
My next project was creating a legacy long running process application into a modern web accessible service, I used common tools for the job, such as NServicebus, Web api and Swagger to achieve this. The team maintaining the application needed some additional training on web development, bus architecture and more importantly test-driven design, which I gladly provided.
Next was an internal GDPR testing data distribution framework. For SD Worx GDPR proof testing data which could be transferred from different environments is a very Important task that needed to be automated. I designed the web UI and background processes to achieve this. The biggest challenges in this project where coordinating different teams, managing their work, and filling the gaps where needed.
The web reporting tool, where I helped on the frontend as well as backend. I Implemented a Scheduling tool and worked on Important performance and stability Issues.
Technologies used: REST OData API, Dynatrace, Nservicebus, full .NET stack SOA & DDD, Control M, KnockoutJs, Angular, Js, Ts, Tfs, Git, Teamcity
At Agidens I’m working on a brand new industrial software platform (Factory 4.0). It aims to make the life of truck drivers and industry operators easier by helping to create smart factories. A lot of software needs to communicate in these environments and that's where my software communication expertise comes in.
Besides making things smart and connected, Agidens and Rombit realized that things need to look good as well. And I’m the lucky guy who is helping on this. My main contribution was introducing and implementing a service oriented architecture and connecting industrial devices using the AMQP/RabbitMQ message protocol. Also my expertise in WPF & MVVM was highly valued by my colleagues.
Technologies used: RabbitMQ, WPF MVVM, full .NET stack SOA & DDD, Visio, Git, TeamCity
Working on integration of energy measurement devices, thermostats, blinds, HVAC, ... on the Fifthplay Iot platform. we used a full .NET stack: C#, Nservicebus, MVC, EF and there was a lot of emphasis on testing and clean code. With NServiceBus/RabbitMq We created a full scaling service oriented Iot platform. I think it's fair to say that most of my technical skills find their roots in this project. Some of my colleagues were outsourced and needed some extra training and management, and i was happy to assist.
In AngularJs and Asp.net I designed and created a B2B single page style administration portal with the focus on a clean and user friendly UI.
Technologies used: RabbitMQ, WPF MVVM, full .NET stack SOA & DDD,Angularjs, webApi (Rest), Oauth 2.0, IdentityServer 2.0, Visio, Service insight, Azure, Git, Jenkins
Apart from being a developer, my favorite past time since my early 20's has been traveling around the world. Where i enjoy exploring different cultures, trekking in nature parks and above all enjoying the local cuisine.
On a more daily basis, i'm a little bit of a hobby cook and a general fan of all that is sci-fi.


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Overview
In this project, we solved the problem of the untrackable cost in our service. I took the role of a design lead and successfully onboarded a new designer.
My Role
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1 Tech Lead, 1 Product Manager, 2 Designers, 5 Developers
Background
CV1.0 was a software enabled service company running college application guidance programs for high school students. The service is a structured curriculum administered by a human advisor, and the software is used for generating students’ application plans based on data and proprietary algorithms. In order to start the program, the student needs to sign up for the web-based software platform, enter some information, and get paired with a human advisor. We call this process before the first meeting between the student and advisor onboarding. .
Advisors are paid by hours and they log hours in our online system. However, the existing order and compensation system made it difficult to attribute the hours logged to the specific client, order, or type of work; it also made it easy to conflate hours. As a result, the business was facing excessively high cost that’s hard to track down.
Leadership
The existing onboarding process takes longer than promised. Students need to wait a long time before knowing who their advisor is and having their first meeting. For high school students and their parents who are under the stress of college applications, this is especially frustrating. Bad first impression from onboarding hurts the business with customer service issues, escalations, and cancellations.
Prioritizing stakeholder requirements
The compensation logging system impacts many departments in the business including finance, operations, sales, and product. Throughout the whole project, I led stakeholder meetings at each iteration. I ensured that the final solution solves the right problems for stakeholders and is also properly communicated to those who will be impacted.
The Problem
Together with a new designer, I started by gaining context of the problem through interviewing advisors and stakeholders from operations and finances.
It turns out that the problem with untrackable cost is two-fold: On the one hand, when advisors log the work they do out of client meetings (which are automatically logged through the meeting scheduling system on platform), they didn’t need to enter the client or the program for which the work was done. On the other hand, the system that stores client and contract information is missing the concept of program and maximum time, so it doesn’t calculate the total time spent per client per program, making it impossible to calculate the average cost of goods sold (COGS) for each program.
To solve this problem, both thecompensation logging system used by advisors and the contract system used by admins from operations and finances need to be updated.
Part I
At the onset of the project, I set onboarding and empowering the new designer as soon as possible as one of my goals. I took several action items that allowed her to become familiar with the product and process and execute the advisor compensation logging system design on her own quickly. Specifically, I reflected on what helped me get started and did the following:
We conducted user interviews together and identified many pain points in the current system from the user perspective. I prioritized the pain points we need to solve together with the business requirement to track COGS. After that, I’m proud to say that our new designer took it away.
Part II
Because this part of the project requires much more business context and rapport with stakeholders, it’s less suitable for onboarding a new designer and enable quick wins. Therefore I worked on this on my own.
My approach is to involve the stakeholders early and at each important iterations of the design with face-to-face design walkthroughs and synchronous feedback, because stakeholders are too busy to comment on design file details and share contexts asynchronously.
To recap the problem, from the business side, we needed to rework the infrastructure for storing contract information so that it takes in the essential information that will allow us to track COGS correctly. The majority of this infrastructure was already designed by the tech lead and product manager, but it was living in the form of 10s of pages of confluence docs and glossaries, and felt like tangled yarn that needed to be untangled and translated into human-facing interfaces. So the first thing I did was to map out the use cases for the admin interface in the simplest way possible.
After this passed review from tech lead and product lead, it was time to translate it into interfaces. After considering the implementation cost and the switching cost for admin users whose job was to interact with them, I decided to maintain the current UI elements as much as possible, while incorporating the new data points and improving the usability. With these principles in mind, I went through several iterations of the interface with stakeholders to make sure it addresses every party’s needs and does not require any net new UI elements.
The following is an example wireframe where the structure of a client having multiple contracts and each contract having multiple programs is addressed with the UI structure of the program data tables being contained in contract cards. (The wireframe is modified for portfolio purpose and doesn’t contain any real data.)
For efficient implementation, I created detailed, annotated designs and discussed various UI options with engineers.
The following are two UI options: One that's more streamlined by more effort to implement, and another that's less effort to implement. I frequently use mockups like this to help the team make decisions.
This project went through a waterfall approach where the backend infrastructure was designed first and handed over to design, and the design was done and handed over for implementation. The end result was that the implementation scope became bigger than expected due to complications in the legacy system, and we didn’t build the most of what was designed. Although I was satisfied with the design execution and the onboarding of a new designer, I realized that design being good on its own is not going to make the best business impact. Things like this get me really interested in continuing as a product designer, where design works very closely with other functions on the product team and solve problems together.


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#include <calloutManager.h>
◆ GetInstance()
Returns a pointer to the callout manager.
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| [in] | cb | the callback. |
| [in] | oneShot | whether or not the callout will fire more than once. |
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