For any questions or further information,Please write to Dr. Sharma at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Bal Krishna Sharma is a retired paediatric Surgeon having worked in the NHS UK, India and Saudi Arabia
Founded a hospital and worked to improve many Children's lives in Gwalior through "Help Children Of India",Campaign
"Ray of Hope International Foundation (www.letsgivehope.org) based in Philadelphia led by Anwesha Dutta & Hemang Desai has been supporting Gwalior Children's charity's programme in Gwalior, Central India, since 2012. Ray of Hope foundation in USA has been helping us for rural health care work since 2012 and part sponsored school bus, ambulance, water tank, solar installation. They donated the mobile van which transports children form neighboring villages to the school. They have helped enabling the scaling of the rural health program to 6 days a week, impacting nearly 150,000 lives a year. Additionally, Ray of Hope has contributed to many other projects like solar panel installation, ambulance, water storage tank capital project. Most recently Ray of Hope is supporting our boundary wall build project, which is an essential need for safety and security of the residents in our Snehalaya - The Home with Love in Gwalior. Ray of Hope continues to support the rural health program annually in addition to new projects and are honored to work with Dr. Sharma and the excellent team at Gwalior Children's Charity and Snehalaya."
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The South Ribble Community Awards return to celebrate local heroes
by Laura LongworthThe South Ribble Community Awards are back and nominations are now open.
The accolades celebrate individuals, groups and organisations in the area who work hard to support the community.
Residents can make their nominations by Friday, December 13.
This year there are 12 categories: Volunteer of the Year; Young Volunteer of the Year; Spirit of the Community Award; Special Achievement Award; Teacher of the Year; Dementia Friend; Dementia Friendly Organisation of the Year; Healthy Workplace; Apprentice Employer of the Year; Response Service Extra Mile; The Partnership Excellence; and Business in the Community.
Sponsors include Birchall Blackburn Law, Leyland Festival, Lancashire Adult Learning, My Neighbourhood Forums, Lovell, UCLan, Runshaw College, South Ribble Borough Council, Progress Housing Group, and C & W Beery Ltd.
To make a nomination, please visit https://southribble.citizenspace.com/cpp/communityawards
Only one nomination can be made for each category per person.
The awards evening will be held on Friday, January 24 at the Business and Conference Centre, in the Civic Centre in Leyland.


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Mr Coates spits out some pointers on improving design. He really should write that stuff up some time.
Number 4 is particularly interesting to me: much of the work we've been doing this year has been on prototypes or proof-of-concepts, and the value of having something in the palm of your hand, which you can ask real people (as opposed to industry folk) to interact with, makes it well worth doing.... particularly for mobile, I feel, where it's difficult to visualise exactly how an application will "feel".


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The Smart Watch makes every task in your daily life easy and fun. Using latest technology you have access to plethera of hand-on applications which are tailor-made for your needs.
Smart Watch assists the user with health related matters by tracking movement, exercise and calory intake and much more to assess how you can live a healthier life.
The Easy Access app store helps you decide the best applications for health related matters.
The Easy Access app store helps you decide the best applications for health related matters.


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Daniel Craig: I’m not grumpy and love what I do
Daniel Craig has insisted he isn’t “grumpy” despite his reputation – but admitted he doesn’t do much to try and change people’s perception.
The James Bond star, 51, said he actually loves what he does but that when he was growing up people trying to be artists didn’t seek approval.
Discussing how he is perceived, Craig told The Sunday Times Culture: “I don’t do much to dispel it, because I’d just be chasing my tail to prove that I’m not the person people think I am.
“You know, I probably don’t have a particularly good public persona.
I just grew up in an era when, if you were trying to be an artist, you didn't look for approval
“Some do. Some can go on talk shows and tell stories, but I’m just not wired that way. I don’t know what to say.
“I can try, but people would go, ‘What’s he doing?’ They’d go, ‘Where is the grumpy f*****?'”
He added: “But I’m not grumpy. Genuinely, I’m not… I love what I do.”
The 007 star went on: “But I just grew up in an era when, if you were trying to be an artist, you didn’t look for approval. You didn’t look for likes.
“You just did your thing. And this? This is what I do.
“Who am I personally? It has nothing to do with anybody, except for the people in my life.”
The actor is set to reprise the role of the suave spy in new film No Time To Die, which is due to be released next year.
The film will be Craig’s fifth and reportedly final outing as Bond.
He said the cast and crew are “pulling out all the stops” for the eagerly anticipated film.
“We’re trying to make the best f****** Bond movie we can,” he said.
“Pulling out all the stops.
“If we aim for the stars, we might hit the treetops.”


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Time to Reflect: Week 3
Or: don't jump, life is worth living
Ok the subtitle is a joke, I just wanted to get your attention.
Time to reflect on Dev Bootcamp so far. Well, it's week 3, and I feel like I am getting it. "It" being the stuff I am supposed to be learning. Part of this may be my "abstract random" thinking style, which is freakin awesome. I am so glad to be an AR. I feel it gives me an advantage on adapting, and not knowing answers and being ok with searching for answers.
Downside to being an AR: here is the list from the master:
- Having to explain or justify feelings
- Competition
- Working with dictatorial/authoritarian personalities
- Working in a restrictive environment
- Working with people who don't seem friendly
- Concentrating on one thing at a time
- Giving exact details
- Accepting even positive criticism
Wow that is a lot! The biggest ones for me are #1, 3, 5. So I will need to make sure I assert myself in a healthy way in group situations, and also stay on task instead of getting caught on a research rabbit trail. And I also need to avoid control freaks (or assert myself when with them).
The big thing, I think, is working from a growth mindset perspective. A fixed mindset is death to learning. In the coding world it is impossible to know everything or keep up with the lateste innovations; the profession requires being open to learning and open to the reality that I do not know everything. It is comforting to know that I am not expected to know everything. But I am expected to learn fast and be able to find what I need to learn. Those expectations fit me nicely, thank God.
So far, no meltdowns. Let's see what week 4 brings.


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A website for my interactive generative apps built with Javascript and web technologies
Checkout my other platforms:
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My work product from the course CS396-Generative Methods at Northwestern University (2021)
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools module¶
Contains functions used by the simulators.
- Functions
- index2 – Takes a bitstring k and inserts bits b1 as the i1th bit and b2 as the i2th bit
Members¶
Functions¶
_einsum_matmul_index_helper |
Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix multiplication. |
cx_gate_matrix |
Get the matrix for a controlled-NOT gate. |
einsum_matmul_index |
Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix-matrix multiplication. |
einsum_vecmul_index |
Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix-vector multiplication. |
single_gate_matrix |
Get the matrix for a single qubit. |
single_gate_params |
Apply a single qubit gate to the qubit. |
Reference¶
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools.
_einsum_matmul_index_helper
(gate_indices, number_of_qubits)[Quellcode]¶ Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix multiplication.
The returned indices are to perform a matrix multiplication A.v where the matrix A is an M-qubit matrix, matrix v is an N-qubit vector, and M <= N, and identity matrices are implied on the subsystems where A has no support on v.
Parameter: - gate_indices (list[int]) – the indices of the right matrix subsystems to contract with the left matrix.
- number_of_qubits (int) – the total number of qubits for the right matrix.
Rückgabe: (mat_left, mat_right, tens_in, tens_out) of index strings for that may be combined into a Numpy.einsum function string.
Rückgabetyp: tuple
Raises: QiskitError
– if the total number of qubits plus the number of- contracted indices is greater than 26.
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools.
cx_gate_matrix
()[Quellcode]¶ Get the matrix for a controlled-NOT gate.
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools.
einsum_matmul_index
(gate_indices, number_of_qubits)[Quellcode]¶ Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix-matrix multiplication.
The returned indices are to perform a matrix multiplication A.B where the matrix A is an M-qubit matrix, matrix B is an N-qubit matrix, and M <= N, and identity matrices are implied on the subsystems where A has no support on B.
Parameter: - gate_indices (list[int]) – the indices of the right matrix subsystems to contract with the left matrix.
- number_of_qubits (int) – the total number of qubits for the right matrix.
Rückgabe: An indices string for the Numpy.einsum function.
Rückgabetyp: str
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools.
einsum_vecmul_index
(gate_indices, number_of_qubits)[Quellcode]¶ Return the index string for Numpy.eignsum matrix-vector multiplication.
The returned indices are to perform a matrix multiplication A.v where the matrix A is an M-qubit matrix, vector v is an N-qubit vector, and M <= N, and identity matrices are implied on the subsystems where A has no support on v.
Parameter: - gate_indices (list[int]) – the indices of the right matrix subsystems to contract with the left matrix.
- number_of_qubits (int) – the total number of qubits for the right matrix.
Rückgabe: An indices string for the Numpy.einsum function.
Rückgabetyp: str
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single_gate_matrix
(gate, params=None)[Quellcode]¶ Get the matrix for a single qubit.
Parameter: - gate (str) – the single qubit gate name
- params (list) – the operation parameters op[‚params‘]
Rückgabe: A numpy array representing the matrix
Rückgabetyp: array
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qiskit.providers.builtinsimulators._simulatortools.
single_gate_params
(gate, params=None)[Quellcode]¶ Apply a single qubit gate to the qubit.
Parameter: - gate (str) – the single qubit gate name
- params (list) – the operation parameters op[‚params‘]
Rückgabe: a tuple of U gate parameters (theta, phi, lam)
Rückgabetyp: tuple
Raises: QiskitError
– if the gate name is not valid


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Joining in with Ginny from Small Things.
I'm so excited to say my mystery project from last week is finished! I called it Sweet Memories Cowl. Very happy with how it came up. The Zara Chiné yarn is so lovely and soft, perfect for against your neck, no hint of scratchiness. I posted about it here. It is also listed as a free pattern on Ravelry , I am excited to say, as it is my first 'published' project. Let me know if you try the pattern out. I'd love to see pictures too!
I'm still working on the Beyond Puerperium that I originally started for a friend's baby, that ended up too big. It will be Jairah's once finished.
As for reading, still plugging away at, The Kashmir Shawl. I'm trying to sneak in any reading time possible, as it is starting to get interesting. While at the library with the kids the other day, I came across, Anne Frank by Susanna Davidson. I was drawn to all the photos. It is written for the younger reader, so it should be a quick read.
Can't wait to see what you have all created this week. Jacinta x


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In this project, I compared education, health, military expenditures of G20 countries with their GDP.
The datasets are obtained from World Bank website but due to missing data in education dataset for a few countries in some years,
I used www.indexmundi.com to get the missing data. I visualized the data of top 10 countries in health and education expenditure from 2006 to 2014.
The data of Education and Health expenditure of 2015 and 2016 were not provided in both datasets.
First, let's check the G20 countries and their GDPs in the following map.
Section 1 - Top 10 countries in education and health expenditures
I visualized the top nations based on their GDP in G20 group.
The pie chart shows the percentages of shared GDP of G20 from 2006 to 2016.
The pie chart shows the countries Health expenditure from 2006 to 2014.
The pie chart shows the countries education expenditure from 2006 to 2014.
Section 2 - Health, education and military expenditures vs GDP
In the following charts, I compared the Health, education and military expenditures vs GDP of countries
in each year from 2006 to 2014.
Section 3 - Health and Education expenditure vs GDP per capita
In the following charts, I compared the Health, education expenditures vs GDP per capita of countries
in each year from 2006 to 2014.
Section 4 - Fastest growing health and education
In the following charts, I visualized the Health, education expenditures growth of countries from 2006 to 2014.
Conclusion:
1. USA, UK and Canada have higher GDP, education and health expenditure per capita.
2. The health and education expenditure of India, China and Russia are almost equal to their military expenditure.
3. USA and Canada have highest GDP, health expenditure and education expenditure per capita in comparison with other countries.
4. India, China and Russia have higher GDP but they spend less than other countries such as Canada on health and education.
5. Average growth percentage shows that India, China, Russia and Brazil had faster growth in both health and education expenditure.


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See The Display Layout for information on using the layout editor.
Screen layouts conform to the standard rules for well-formed xml documents: tags may be nested, tags must be closed, attribute values must be enclosed in quotes, etc.
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Base class for supported marker types. More...
#include <ARTrackable.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | TrackableType { TwoD, Square, MultiSquare, InstantOn } |
Public Member Functions | |
| ARTrackable (TrackableType type) | |
| Constructor takes the type of this marker. More... | |
| virtual | ~ARTrackable () |
| void | setPositionScalefactor (ARdouble scale) |
| ARdouble | positionScalefactor () |
| virtual bool | update (const ARdouble transL2R[3][4]=NULL) |
| Completes an update begun in the parent class, performing filtering, generating OpenGL view matrix and notifying listeners (just a log message at the moment). More... | |
| ARTrackableAppearance * | getPattern (int n) |
| Returns the specified pattern within this marker. More... | |
| void | setFiltered (bool flag) |
| bool | isFiltered () |
| ARdouble | filterSampleRate () |
| void | setFilterSampleRate (ARdouble rate) |
| ARdouble | filterCutoffFrequency () |
| void | setFilterCutoffFrequency (ARdouble freq) |
Public Attributes | |
| int | UID |
| Internal unique ID (note: not the same as ARToolKit pattern ID) More... | |
| TrackableType | type |
| Type of marker: single, multi, ... More... | |
| bool | visiblePrev |
| Whether or not the marker was visible prior to last update. More... | |
| bool | visible |
| Whether or not the marker is visible at current time. More... | |
| ARdouble | transformationMatrix [16] |
| Transformation suitable for use in OpenGL. More... | |
| ARdouble | transformationMatrixR [16] |
| Transformation suitable for use in OpenGL. More... | |
| int | patternCount |
| Number of patterns in this marker (1 for single) More... | |
| ARTrackableAppearance ** | patterns |
| Array of pointers to patterns. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| void | allocatePatterns (int count) |
| Allocates space for patterns within this marker. More... | |
| void | freePatterns () |
| Frees allocated patterns and resets the pattern count to zero. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
| ARdouble | trans [3][4] |
| Transformation from camera to this marker. If stereo, transform from left camera to this marker. More... | |
| ARdouble | m_positionScaleFactor |
Detailed Description
Base class for supported marker types.
Member Enumeration Documentation
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| ARTrackable::ARTrackable | ( | TrackableType | type | ) |
Constructor takes the type of this marker.
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virtual |
Member Function Documentation
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protected |
Allocates space for patterns within this marker.
- Parameters
-
count The number of patterns to allocate
| ARdouble ARTrackable::filterCutoffFrequency | ( | ) |
| ARdouble ARTrackable::filterSampleRate | ( | ) |
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protected |
Frees allocated patterns and resets the pattern count to zero.
| ARTrackableAppearance * ARTrackable::getPattern | ( | int | n | ) |
Returns the specified pattern within this marker.
- Parameters
-
n The pattern to retrieve
| bool ARTrackable::isFiltered | ( | ) |
| ARdouble ARTrackable::positionScalefactor | ( | ) |
| void ARTrackable::setFilterCutoffFrequency | ( | ARdouble | freq | ) |
| void ARTrackable::setFiltered | ( | bool | flag | ) |
| void ARTrackable::setFilterSampleRate | ( | ARdouble | rate | ) |
| void ARTrackable::setPositionScalefactor | ( | ARdouble | scale | ) |
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virtual |
Completes an update begun in the parent class, performing filtering, generating OpenGL view matrix and notifying listeners (just a log message at the moment).
Subclasses should first do their required updates, set visible, visiblePrev, and trans[3][4] then call ARTrackable::update().
- Returns
- true if successful, false if an error occurred
Member Data Documentation
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protected |
| int ARTrackable::patternCount |
Number of patterns in this marker (1 for single)
| ARTrackableAppearance** ARTrackable::patterns |
Array of pointers to patterns.
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protected |
Transformation from camera to this marker. If stereo, transform from left camera to this marker.
| ARdouble ARTrackable::transformationMatrix[16] |
Transformation suitable for use in OpenGL.
| ARdouble ARTrackable::transformationMatrixR[16] |
Transformation suitable for use in OpenGL.
| TrackableType ARTrackable::type |
Type of marker: single, multi, ...
| int ARTrackable::UID |
Internal unique ID (note: not the same as ARToolKit pattern ID)
| bool ARTrackable::visible |
Whether or not the marker is visible at current time.
| bool ARTrackable::visiblePrev |
Whether or not the marker was visible prior to last update.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- /bitrise/src/Source/AR6/include/AR6/ARTrackable.h
- /bitrise/src/Source/AR6/ARTrackable.cpp


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes 8
Dietary
These grown-up éclairs are very straightforward and will have you wowing family and friends.
Equipment and preparation: you will need a piping bag fitted with a 1cm/½in plain nozzle.
Preheat your oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5. Line two baking trays with parchment.
For the choux pastry, put the butter, sugar, salt and 150ml/5fl oz of water into a large saucepan. Heat gently until the butter has melted, then bring to the boil. Immediately remove from the heat and tip in the flour. Beat with a wooden spoon to form a smooth ball of dough that leaves the sides of the pan.
Now vigorously beat the egg into the hot dough, a little at a time. This takes some elbow grease! As you add the egg, the dough will become stiff and glossy. Stop adding the egg if the dough starts to become loose – but you should use up all or most of it. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 1cm/½in plain nozzle. Pipe four sausage shapes, about 12cm/4½in long, on each baking tray, leaving plenty of space for them to spread during cooking.
Bake for 30 minutes, or until well risen and golden-brown. Remove from the oven and split one side of each éclair to allow the steam to escape. Cool on a wire rack.
To make the filling, beat the mascarpone in a bowl until smooth. Beat in the icing sugar and coffee. Whip the cream until it holds soft peaks when the whisk is removed. Fold the cream into the mascarpone mixture. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag fitted with a 1cm/½in plain nozzle and fill each éclair with the mix.
To make the icing, put the sugar, butter and salt into a small saucepan. Gently heat until the butter has melted and the mixture is smooth. Add the milk, bring to the boil and boil for two minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove from the heat and sift in the icing sugar. Stir until smooth. Spread the icing on the éclairs. You’ll need to work quickly before the icing sets but it can be reheated if it sets before you have finished.
Serve the éclairs as soon as the icing is set.


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I am originally from Ivano-Frankivsk, which is situated in the western part of Ukraine. Currently I live in Richmond, IN where I am a full-time student at Earlham College. My objective is to pursue degrees in both Computer Science and Economics. Although, my major interest lays in the Software Engineering and understanding the causes of economic crises all over the world, I would love to work in a sphere where these fields are interconnected. No matter what happens later, my primary desire is to get a good education and make this world better, starting from my home country.


Imagine writing a program as creating a garden. The HTML is the contents of the garden; what plants you are using, how many retaining walls you are using and what goes in each section of the garden. CSS is the design elements of the garden; the size of the lawn, the placement of the plants, the colour of the fence. The DOM is the property itself, holding all the elements of the garden.
Boxifying design is when you split all the design elements on a page into boxes, so you can easily turn each box into an html container and arrange them as need be.
Each HTML element sits in a CSS box. This is the 'content' box. The content box sits inside a 'padding' box, which sits inside a 'border' box, which is inside of a 'margin' box. The properties of each of these boxes can be adjusted in CSS.


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#include <cds/intrusive/basket_queue.h>
Public Types | |
| enum | { padding = opt::cache_line_padding } |
Padding for internal critical atomic data. Default is opt::cache_line_padding . | |
| typedef cds::backoff::empty | back_off |
| Back-off strategy. | |
| typedef basket_queue::base_hook | hook |
Hook, possible types are basket_queue::base_hook , basket_queue::member_hook , basket_queue::traits_hook . | |
| typedef opt::v::empty_disposer | disposer |
The functor used for dispose removed items. Default is opt::v::empty_disposer . This option is used for dequeuing. | |
| typedef atomicity::empty_item_counter | item_counter |
Item counting feature; by default, disabled. Use cds::atomicity::item_counter to enable item counting. | |
| typedef basket_queue::empty_stat | stat |
| Internal statistics (by default, disabled) More... | |
| typedef opt::v::relaxed_ordering | memory_model |
| C++ memory ordering model. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr const opt::link_check_type | link_checker = opt::debug_check_link |
Link checking, see cds::opt::link_checker . | |
BasketQueue default type traits.
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The DB2 family has been making extensions to the SQL language and related interfaces in an effort to ease in the migration or conversion of applications, coded for competitive databases, over to the DB2 family. These two new built-in functions, VARCHAR_FORMAT and TIMESTAMP_FORMAT , support similar conversion capability to that provided by the Oracle TO_DATE and TO_CHAR functions.
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Enveluv was designed to provide women and girls with a controlled, protected social platform and the tools they need to safely find pen pals around the world.
While technology has opened doors for international communication, new safety concerns have also developed. It‘s not unusual for women to feel targeted while searching online communities, regularly facing multiple threats to their comfort and safety including online bullying, catfishing, and sexual harassment.

Women need the opportunity to use modern technology to safely connect with each other, especially when recieving letters to their home address.
Several studies were conducted and it was determined that the target users came from a narrow demographic that had two primary motivations:
To network in a safe environment |
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To connect with a pen pal quickly to begin letter exchanges |
According to the survey results, over 80% of all women tested were between the ages of 18 and 35. 86% of the participants stated that they wouldn’t wait longer than two weeks to find a pen pal, so we know that this application needs to make the process as fast as possible for the audience.
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86%wouldn't wait longer than 2 weeks |
To design an application for such a specific audience, it is vital to have a thorough understanding of their motivations and pain points.
Girls from the previous survey were interviewed about their personalities, habits, and interests, uncovering why each of them were interested in sending handwritten letters to their friends and the problems they had encountered using other methods.
This information lead to the creation of User Stories, which provided direction throughout the entire design process.
Wireframes were created, prioritizing the features that best resolved the user’s frustrations. Wireframing is key to organizing features and information, reinforcing the hierarchy of the page and ensuring that nothing important gets left out.
Multiple versions of each page were sketched out, and the best ones were tested for usability. Some pages went through a vigorous cycle of iterating and testing, like the “Letter History” page (shown under Revisions) and the “Contacts” display.
The wireframes that passed user testing were turned into Hi-Fi Mockups.
The branding direction was integral to the function of this website as there was not only a narrow target audience, but perhaps the most critical audience of aesthetics.
To bring to mind the image of written letters, it was obvious that a carefully chosen hand-written typeface would be the best choice for the logo. I selected “Breakfast and Chill” because it was a feminine hand-written cursive that was still readable and brought about a sense of realness.
Vintage postal stripes inspired the color palette for this project. Some changes were made to keep the palette modern; For example, dark navy was traded for shades of turquoise. An off-white reminiscent of old school manilla paper was added into the palette, and dark brown was used in place of black to feel soft and warm. Pops of red are used conservatively but unconventionally throughout the site.
A prototype was created and tested, and upon reviewing the feedback, alterations were made to the final design.
During the design process, it became clear that one of the most useful tools available to a designer is their audience. User testing provides guidance and direction when there is uncertainty, and User Personas and Stories keep the designer focused on the goal.


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The Who
- Keith Moon, died of a drug overdose.
- John Entwhistle, died of a drug overdose.
- Pete Townshend, alleged Bisexuality. We only list this because it gives Rough Boys new meaning.
"It was that song, which is ironic because the song is actually taunting both the homosexuals in America--who were, at the time, dressing themselves up as Nazi generals--and the punks in Britain dressing the same way. I thought it was great that these tough punks were dressing as homosexuals without realizing it. I did an interview about it, saying that Rough Boys was about being gay, and in the interview I also talked about my "gay life," which--I meant--was actually about the friends I've had who are gay. So the interviewer kind of dotted the t's and crossed the i's and assumed that this was a coming out, which it wasn't at all. But I became an object of ridicule when it was picked up in England. It was a big scandal, which is silly. If I were bisexual, it would be no big deal in the music industry. If I ran down a list of the men who have tried to get me into bed, I could bring down quite a few big names in the music business. And no, I won't do it." -- Playboy interview
- Pete Townshend, arrested on child pornography charges.
Timeline
| Feb 1964 |
The Detours changes its name to The Who. |
| Apr 1964 |
Keith Moon replaces drummer Doug Sandom. |
| Dec 1965 |
Album, My Generation. |
| 1967 |
Pete Townshend becomes an admirer of Sufi mystic Meher Baba. |
| Fall 1973 |
Double album, Quadrophenia. |
| 1975 |
Tommy. |
| 20 Nov 1975 |
John Entwhistle arrested for disorderly conduct, Houston TX. |
| 12 Nov 1976 |
Keith Moon arrives dressed as Field Marshall Erwin Rommel, at a Los Angeles film premiere. |
| 8 Sep 1978 |
Keith Moon dies of an drug overdose -- of Heminevrin, an anti-alcoholism/sleeping pill. |
| 3 Dec 1979 |
At Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati, eleven concertgoers variously aged 15 to 27 years are trampled and suffocated trying to get in to see The Who. Insufficient exits were available, and a request by police to open more was ignored. |
| 27 Jun 2002 |
John Entwhistle dies of a drug overdose in Las Vegas NV. |
| 13 Jan 2003 |
Pete Townshend arrested on suspicion of possession of child pornography. Townshend claims he was visiting such websites for "research purposes." |
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Niuafo’ou is in the most northerly group of Tongan islands and is an active volcano. At the centre of the island is a huge lake of bubbling water. The coast is steep and rocky with just a few black sand beaches. It is famous for its special postal stamps.
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Governors Anne Waiguru, Kivuta Kibwana Join Raila In Kibra To Drum Up Support For Imran Okoth
by Francis MuliKirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru and her Makueni counterpart Kivuta Kibwana have declared their support for Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) candidate in Kibra by-election Imran Okoth.
The two joined a host of other leaders including Kamba Governors Charity Ngilu (Kitui) and Alfred Mutua (Machakos) who pledged their support for Imran on Saturday ahead of the by-election slated for November 7.
The four Governors were present in the ODM rallies at Woodley grounds in Kibra on Sunday afternoon.
Waiguru, who a few years ago couldn’t see eye to eye with Odinga over his stance on her alleged involvement in the National Youth Service (NYS) scandal, joins other leaders allied to Jubilee party who have declared their support for Imran including nominated Member of Parliament Maina Kamanda.
She defended her decision saying the handshake between Odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta had brought peace and tranquillity in the country hence her support for Imran.
Waiguru, a former ally of Deputy President William Ruto, was for a long term seen as a potential running mate of Ruto in the 2022 presidential election.
Read: Gideon Moi Joins Kibra By-election Campaigns, Pledges Support For ODM’s Imran Okoth
Raila’s move to woo leaders from other tribes has been termed by many as one aimed at putting together another political alliance ahead of 2022 succession politics following the death of National Super Alliance (NASA).
DP Ruto’s Jibe
Following the Saturday declaration by the governors, the DP slammed ODM saying Jubilee’s McDonald Mariga candidature had sent shivers among the leaders prompting Odinga to seek support from other tribes in order to defend the seat.
DP Ruto, who was speaking in Marigat Baringo County, said ODM had sensed defeat in Kibra.
“If you see someone asking for help in the bedroom, you should know that things are thick. Isn’t it?” said Ruto.
Read Also: We’ll Not Be Intimidated, IEBC Rubbishes ODM’s Calls For “Complete” Kibra Voter Register
“It should be every man for himself in the bedroom. If you see a man asking for reinforcement, things are not going well.”
Kibra has been Raila’s political bedrock for decades now and pundits believe a loss would be a blow to his 2022 Presidential bid and political image.
Other candidates in the race are Amani National Congress’ Eliud Owala, Ford Kenya’s Eng. Khamisi Butichi and several independent candidates eyeing the seat.
The seat fell vacant following the demise Imran’s brother, Ken Okoth, who succumbed to colorectal cancer in July.


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MY BEST FRIEND'S WEDDING (1997) A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
My Best Friend's Wedding is the second romantic comedy that I've seen this summer. The other was Jennifer Aniston's Picture Perfect. The difference between these two summer of 1997 romantic comedies? My Best Friend's Wedding is a funny, witty, and touching film.
Julia Roberts, who also stars in this summer's Conspiracy Theory, is Julianne Potter. Julianne Potter is a food critic. She is three weeks away from her 28th birthday, and she remembers a crazy promise that she made with her best friend (who was her previous boyfriend nine years ago). If either of them did not get married by the time that they turned 28, they would marry each other. And that day Julianne gets a call from, whom else but, her best friend, Michael O'Neal (Dermot Mulroney). The call is not a proposal, as she was expecting, but an invitation to his wedding. It turns out that Michael, the only love of her life for the last nine years, is getting married to a 20 year old junior in college, Kimmy Wallace (the stunning Cameron Diaz). Kimmy is the daughter of the owner of the White Sox and a cable network. Now, Julianne has four days to sabotage the wedding and win Michael back.
It's not too easy to guess how the movie is going to end, and this is because of the well-written script by Ronald Bass (Dangerous Minds, Joy Luck Club). And although, it is sometimes hard to agree with what Julianne is doing, we are always with her. Director P.J. Hogan took every effort to put Julia Roberts in every scene, and this is a really good thing because Roberts is just luminous.
Julia Roberts gives a great performance as the crazed and desperate Julianne. She has great comic timing, and like always, lights up a scene with her smile and her big eyes. Cameron Diaz also gives a great performance as Kimmy, the wonderfully perfect wife-to-be for Michael. Her look is different from The Mask or Feeling Minnesota, this time around it is soft and innocent. Dermot Mulroney, who was in CopyCat and The Trigger Effect, gives a bland but good performance as the love interest of Julianne and Kimmy. But the show stealer, next to Roberts, would be Rupert Everett as George, Julianne's gay editor. Everett, who could have been a great cast as Michael, gives a grand performance. And it is his character that seems to be the only sane character in the whole movie.
The opening credits were strange, to say the least, but they give a hint as to some of the silliness that comes during the movie, and they work well in that respect. The movie score (James Newton Howard) is good, but somewhat forgettable. But, the music that is used during the film fits in very well, and works to make the mood.
My Best Friend's Wedding is well deserved as this summer's sleeper hit. It is a funny, witty, and touching film that entertains throughout its two hours. Julia Roberts is wonderful as the crazed woman, and gives a much better performance here than she did in Conspiracy Theory. My Best Friend's Wedding is definitely the date-movie of this summer. Don't miss this one in the theatres.
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Jurgen Klopp brands Divock Origi a 'Liverpool legend' ahead of Genk clash
The Liverpool boss was quick to hail Divock Origi when asked about former Genk stars Kevin De Bruyne and Kalidou Koulibaly
by Alex HarrisJurgen Klopp has described Divock Origi as a “ Liverpool legend”.
Origi wrote his name into Anfield folklore by scoring the crucial goal as the Reds produced one of the greatest shocks in Champions League history to secure a 4-3 aggregate win against Barcelona in last season’s semi-finals.
He followed that up by netting in the final as Liverpool beat Tottenham to lift their sixth European crown.
Origi has failed to nail down a regular place in the team since Klopp took charge more than four years ago but his contributions are not lost on the German.
When asked about the striker’s former club Genk’s illustrious track record of former players including Kevin De Bruyne and Kalidou Koulibaly, Klopp said: “Divock Origi too, don’t forget him.
“Liverpool legend, he’s quite famous here.”
Liverpool host Genk on Tuesday evening in their fourth match of the Champions League group stage.
The Reds are overwhelming favourites to pick up all three points so Klopp could shuffle his pack to cope with their jam-packed fixture list, with title rivals Manchester City next up in the Premier League on Sunday.
“We will hopefully have a couple of fresh legs in,” he said at his pre-match press conference.
“It’s clear that we want that, but it’s not like we will do so many changes that you cannot recognise our team anymore and think ‘who is that?’.
“No, this period was absolutely OK because we made changes against Arsenal , we had to, then we played Aston Villa, now we have to look a little bit at what we do tomorrow night. But then we have enough time to prepare for City.”


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The Firefox add-on China Channel offers internet users outside of China the ability to surf the web as if they were inside mainland China. Take an unforgetable virtual trip to China and experience the technical expertise of the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry (supported by western companies). It’s open source, free and easy.


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Utah school from ‘High School Musical’ may get tourist boost
by The Associated PressSALT LAKE CITY — Fans of the movie “High School Musical” have been coming to see the Utah school where the movie was filmed more than a decade ago. The trend could grow with the premiere of Disney’s new streaming service series based on the story.
The Deseret News reports that much the popular 2006 movie and new show were filmed at East High School in Salt Lake City. To draw in fans, the state office of tourism has compiled a four-day, four-night “High School Musical Itinerary” for visitors to follow.
The campus is open to visitors for a self-guided walking tour on weekdays from 2:30 until 7 p.m.
East High School assistant principal Ken DeVries says tourists occasionally get a little overexcited, but fans are respectfully “thrilled to see where their favourite show is made.”
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The Chromastat is an affordable, modular device that can manipulate and analyze cell cultures in real time. The Chromostat is able to manage the expression of genes from the violacein pathway in yeast by adding inducers. We used a Raspberry Pi to create a closed loop control system: when a user inputs a desired color ratio into the interface, the RGB and turbidity sensors in our Chromastat measure the culture’s color and optical density, and the system measures the deviation from the desired ratios, leading our motorized syringe pump system to accurately release the appropriate amount of inducers to correct the deviation and turn on/off the corresponding genes. Furthermore, our closed loop system can be applied to metabolic pathways used in industry right now, such as in bioremediation, ethanol production, and beer brewing. For more information about the design, hardware, software, and other details of our Chromastat, please visit our drylab subpages.
Click on a circle to learn more!
Design
Hardware
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By establishing a meaningful relationship between measured RGB values and concentrations of specific metabolites, our Chromastat provides a cheaper and more effective way to monitor and manage cell cultures and their products through the use of our highly precise and affordable motorized syringe pump motor system. Additionally, the Chromastat’s user-friendly design and interface makes it extremely feasible to reproduce and build with provided instructions. With more time, we would like to test the Chromastat with various cell cultures and metabolic pathways other than the violacein pathway to further explore the capabilities of our device. It would be an exciting challenge to figure out ways to adapt the violacein pathway or other color-related pathways to the concentration of different cell culture products.


MultiImage — Multiple image container base.¶
This module defines the MultiImage class for multiple Image instances.
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class
admit.util.MultiImage.
MultiImage
[source]¶ Class tha allows multiple image instances to be stored as one Image instance. There can be 0 to N different images (no limit) and the number does not need to be specified as they are allocated and removed dynamically.
Parameters: None Attributes
mimages (dict) A dictionary for holding the Image instances. Each Image instance must have a unique name (the key). Methods
addimage
(image[, name])Method to add a new image to the dictionary. delete
(basedir[, delfiles])Method to delete all of the Images deserialize
(serial)getimage
(typ[, name])Method to get the requested image from the named instance as an imagedescriptor. getimageclass
(name)Method to return the requested Image instance getkey
(key)Method to get a data member by name removeimage
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(image[, name])Method to replace an image in the dictionary. serialize
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addimage
(image, name='')[source]¶ Method to add a new image to the dictionary. The image key must not already exist.
Parameters: image : Image
The image instance to add
name : str
The unique name to use for the image Default : “”
Returns: None
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delete
(basedir, delfiles=True)[source]¶ Method to delete all of the Images
Parameters: basedir : str
The base directory where the image(s) are
delfiles : bool
Whether or not to delete the actual image files Default : True
Returns: None
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getimage
(typ, name='')[source]¶ Method to get the requested image from the named instance as an imagedescriptor.
Parameters: typ : string
Can be any of the following: bdp_types.AUX to retrieve the auxiliary file, bdp_types.THUMB to retrieve the thumbnail, or a file format (e.g. bdp_types.FITS) to retrieve the requested format of the main image. If the requested image does not exist then None is returned.
name : str
The name if the image instance to get. Default : “”
Returns: ImageDescriptor
An imagedescriptor of the requested image or None if the image does not exist in the class.
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getimageclass
(name)[source]¶ Method to return the requested Image instance
Parameters: name : str
The name of the Image instance to get
Returns: Image class instance of the requested image
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removeimage
(name)[source]¶ Method to remove an image from the dictionary
Parameters: name : str
The name of the image to remove
Returns: None
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After the Cubs signed Jon Lester and Jason Hammel, the prevailing opinion is that the Cubs would look for a veteran outfielder and someone to help in the bullpen. It's being reported that the Cubs have signed Jason Motte to a 1-year deal rumored to be worth $4.5 million.
Cubs agree to terms with reliever Jason Motte on a one year deal, according to a source.
— Jesse Rogers (@ESPNChiCubs) December 15, 2014
Most Cubs fans are surely familiar with Motte from his years with the Cardinals. When he's been healthy, he's been effective. Prior to undergoing Tommy John surgery and missing all of 2013, Motte's fastball averaged almost 97mph and he led the league in saves with 43 in 2012. Motte returned from the Tommy John surgery in 2014 and pitched in 29 games, also missing some time with a back injury.
This deal is pending a physical. We know the history this front office has with Tommy John reclamation projects. At 26, he is still young and if the Cubs and Bosio are able to get the most out of him, he could be a player the Cubs flip mid-season, especially if the Cubs are not in contention.


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This course provides a general introduction to cartography, broadly defined as the art, science, and ethics of mapmaking and map use. It – and the UW Cartography curriculum in general – focuses upon the design of maps, drawing from research and practice on graphic design, information visualization, and semiotics, perspectives that students are unlikely to receive in other GIS courses. Specifically, the course emphasizes mapmaking over map use (compared to 170) and print mapping over web-based or interactive mapping (compared to 572 and 575, respectively). The course is divided into two components: lectures and labs.
Check out past syllabi and finals projects below!
Instructor: Robert E. Roth
TA: Chris Cantey
Croix Christenson
Michael Crichton
John Czaplewski
Casey Dahl
Blake Draper
Madeline Emde
Jackson Gabriel
Sarah Graves
Erin Hamilton
Jacqueline Heller
Julia Janicki
Morgan Jarocki
Amanda Kannard
Katherine Kelly
Greg Lehner
Ari Malman
Masrudy Omri
Marie Pichler
Bryan Plaster
Margaret Raimann
Shagun Raina
David Rhoten
Carl Sack
Grace Shellinger
Jessica Shen
Lizzi Slivinski
Christy Stamos


Time appropriate greetings, fellow Interactive Data Viz Students!
When I was younger, blink tags were all the rage!
Not so good for assessibility though :( .


Terminal Commands
- Fun in the terminal ...fortune | cowsay | lolcat
- Let your terminal speak...say
- Go back to previous location... cd -
- Go back to previous branch... git checkout -
- cat [filename>]
- !!(bang bang)
- mkdir nested directories with the -p flag
- git log
- tig and tig log
- history
- Move to beginning or end of line keyboard shortcut
Make Your Terminal Pretty!
- Color Themes
- Installable Tools


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Florida: Essays and Poems
by FCIT
Florida at Dawn
by Will Wallace Harney
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1875
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Harney, W.W. (June, 1875). "A Florida Dawn" Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 51, Issue 301, pp. 66–67.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 7.5
- Word Count: 211
- Genre: Poetry
- ✎ Cite This
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The moon is low in the sky,
And a sweet south wind is blowing
Where the bergamot blossoms breathe and die
In the orchard’s scented snowing;
But the stars are few, and scattered lie
Where the sinking moon is going.
With a love-sweet ache a strain
Of the night’s delicious fluting
Stirs in the heart, with as sweet a pain
As the flower feels in fruiting,
And the soft air breathes a breath of rain
Over buds and tendrils shooting.
For the sweet night faints and dies,
Like the blush when love confesses
Its passion dusk to the cheeks and eyes
And dies in its sweet distresses,
And the radiant mystery fills the skies
Of possible happinesses,
Till the sun breaks out on sheaves
And mouths of a pink perfume,
Where the milky bergamot shakes its leaves;
And the rainbow’s ribbon bloom,
Of the soft gray mist of the morning, weaves
A rose in the rose’s loom.
The fog, like a great white cloth,
Draws out of the orchard and corn,
And melts away in a film of froth
Like the milk spray on the thorn;
And out of her chamber’s blush and loath,
Like a bride, comes the girlish morn.


| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| collatzThis("12") | 12, 6, 3, 10, 5, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 | :) |
| collatzThis("4") | 4, 2, 1 | :) |
| collatzThis("11") | 11, 34, 17, 52, 26, 13, 40, 20, 10, 5, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 | :) |
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[33, 12, 1]") | 0 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[98, 12, 99]") | 2 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[99, 100, 98, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1]") | 1 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[100000, 100, 98, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1]") | 0 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5]") | 5 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[0, 4, 3, 5, 2, 7]") | 5 | :) |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[-5, 0]") | 0 | 1 |
| Exercise4.indexOfMax("[0, -1]") | 0 | :) |
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| Exercise5.areFactors("8, [4, 2, 1]") | true | :) |
| Exercise5.areFactors("13, [1, 12, 99]") | false | :) |
| Exercise5.areFactors("26, [13, 26, 1]") | true | :) |
| Exercise5.areFactors("35, [5, 7]") | true | :) |
| Exercise5.areFactors("35, [5, 7, 34]") | false | :) |
| Exercise5.areFactors("12, [1, 12, 4, 6, 2, 3]") | true | :) |
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("8, [4, 2, 1]") | false | :) |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("8, [2, 2, 2]") | true | :) |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("15, [3, 5]") | true | :) |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("35, [5, 7, 1]") | true | false |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("30, [2, 3, 5]") | true | :) |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("31, [2, 3, 5]") | false | :) |
| Exercise6.arePrimeFactors("2431, [11, 13, 17]") | true | :) |
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| Exercise8.isAnagram("stop, mots") | false | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("stop, pots") | true | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("allen downey, well annoyed") | true | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("flip, flop") | false | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("ooooooh boy, oooooo hboy") | true | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("oooooo hboy, ooooooh boy") | true | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("now, won") | true | :) |
| Exercise8.isAnagram("larp test, lightning bolt") | false | :) |
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| new Tile()("C, 3") | Null | :) |
| new Tile()("Z, 10") | Null | :) |
| Tile[Letter : C | value : 3 ].getLetter("") | C | :) |
| Tile[Letter : C | value : 3 ].getValue("") | 3 | :) |
| Tile[Letter : A | value : 3 ].setLetter("'A'") | A | :) |
| Tile[Letter : A | value : 8 ].getValue("") | 8 | :) |
| Tile[Letter : Z | value : 10 ].getLetter("") | Z | :) |
| Tile[Letter : Z | value : 10 ].getValue("") | 10 | :) |
| Tile[Letter : A | value : 10 ].setLetter("'A'") | A | :) |
| Tile[Letter : A | value : 8 ].getValue("") | 8 | :) |
| Tile[Letter : Z | value : 10 ].toString("") | Letter : Z | value : 10 | Z - 10 |
| Tile[Letter : Z | value : 3 ].equals("") | | :) |
| Tile[Letter : Z | value : 3 ].!equals("") | | :) |
[deductions=0.05]
<--
[OUTPUT OK]
[SUMMARY]
['Tile: PASSED - GOOD JOB BUT SOME EDGE CASE ERRORS WERE FOUND.']
[DONE chapter11]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch11
[SCORE] 0.95
[Assignment] > Think Java: Ch12<
[DESC] HW12: Poker Hand Test
*[BEGIN chapter12]
[EXPECTING TARGETS] ['CheckPokerHands']
[COMPILING] CheckPokerHands.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] CheckPokerHands.java
[TESTING WITH] TestCheckPokerHands
[COMPILING] TestCheckPokerHands.java
[SUCCESSFUL COMPILE] TestCheckPokerHands.java
[RUNNING] TestCheckPokerHands
-->
Chapter12, Test Royal Flush
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| isRoyalFlush("[Ace of Hearts, 10 of Hearts, Jack of Hearts, Queen of Hearts, King of Hearts]") | true | :) |
| isRoyalFlush("[Ace of Hearts, 10 of Hearts, Jack of Hearts, Queen of Hearts, King of Hearts]") | true | :) |
| isRoyalFlush("[Ace of Hearts, 10 of Clubs, Queen of Hearts, Queen of Hearts, King of Hearts]") | false | :) |
Chapter12, Test Straight Flush
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| isStraightFlush("[Ace of Diamonds, 10 of Diamonds, Jack of Diamonds, Queen of Diamonds, King of Diamonds]") | true | :) |
| isStraightFlush("[Ace of Diamonds, 10 of Diamonds, Jack of Diamonds, Queen of Diamonds, King of Diamonds]") | true | :) |
| isStraightFlush("[3 of Diamonds, 4 of Diamonds, 5 of Diamonds, 6 of Diamonds, 10 of Diamonds]") | false | :) |
| isStraightFlush("[3 of Diamonds, 4 of Diamonds, 5 of Diamonds, 6 of Diamonds, 7 of Diamonds]") | true | :) |
Chapter12, Test Flush
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| isFlush("[Ace of Clubs, King of Clubs, Queen of Clubs, Jack of Clubs, 10 of Clubs]") | true | :) |
| isFlush("[Queen of Clubs, Jack of Clubs, Ace of Clubs, King of Clubs, 10 of Clubs]") | true | :) |
| isFlush("[3 of Clubs, 4 of Clubs, 5 of Clubs, 6 of Clubs, 10 of Clubs]") | true | :) |
| isFlush("[3 of Clubs, 4 of Clubs, 10 of Clubs, 6 of Clubs, 6 of Clubs]") | true | :) |
| isFlush("[3 of Clubs, 4 of Hearts, 10 of Clubs, 6 of Clubs, 6 of Clubs]") | false | :) |
Chapter12, Test Full House
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| isFullHouse("[Ace of Clubs, Ace of Diamonds, Queen of Clubs, Queen of Diamonds, Queen of Hearts]") | true | :) |
| isFullHouse("[Ace of Clubs, Queen of Diamonds, Queen of Clubs, Queen of Diamonds, King of Hearts]") | false | :) |
Chapter12, Test High Card
| Function Call | -->Your output<-- | Expected Output |
|---|
| isHighCard("[Ace of Clubs, Ace of Diamonds, Queen of Clubs, Queen of Diamonds, Queen of Hearts]") | 1 | :) |
| isHighCard("[2 of Clubs, 2 of Diamonds, 2 of Hearts, 3 of Hearts, 3 of Diamonds]") | 3 | :) |
[deductions=0.0]
<--
[OUTPUT OK]
[SUMMARY]
['CheckPokerHands: PASSED - EXCELLENT!']
[DONE chapter12]
[ASSIGNMENT DONE] Think Java: Ch12
[SCORE] 1.00


Installing Vagrant and the vagrant-vcloud plugin on CentOS 6.x
26 May 2014
In this post I'm setting out to explain how to create a CentOS 6.4 vm, from template, in vCHS (or a vCloud Director instance) and then install vagrant-vcloud on that.
1. Create a CentOS 6.x minimal virtual machine from a template in a vCHS organization.
I will demonstrate creating a new CentOS vm in vCHS using a template, but you could just as easily create a new CentOS virtual machine from scratch in vCloud Director.
A. Log into vCHS using your credentials and click on your virtual datacenter.
B. Next click on the "Virtual Machines" tab and then click the "Deploy a Virtual Machine" button:
C. Select the "CentOS 6.4 64 Bit" template and click "Continue"
D. Name the virtual machine and set the guest OS name of your new virtual machine. Click "Deploy This Virtual Machine":
I named my virtual machine and set the guest OS name both to "vagrant", but you can change these to what ever you prefer.
E. Power on and then click the name of the virtual machine you just created:
F. Click the "Launch Console" link to open the console of the virtual machine you just created.
Notice that the guest OS password created by guest customization is displayed on the left. Log into the virtual machine, using "root" and the displayed password, then change this password immediately to something else:
2. Modify /etc/resolv.conf
At this point you should have network connectivity to your new vagrant vapp. While I won't cover it in the post, you can now either setup a DNAT rule to forward SSH to the vagrant vapp or continue the configuration using the vapp console.
3. Install Ruby 1.9.3 using ruby-build:
A. Use yum to install the packages we'll need to get ruby, rubygems and vagrant installed:
B. Pull down the latest version of ruby-build using git:
C. Change to the directory the previous command created:
D. Run the 'install.sh' script to install ruby-build:
E. I would recommend installing Ruby version 1.9.3-p545 with the following command:
4. Install rubygems by downloading the latest version from rubygems.org and install it:
A. Use wget to download the latest version listed on the rubygems download page:
B. Use tar to unzip the tar-gzipped file we downloaded:
C. Install rubygems by running the 'setup.rb' script:
5. Install Vagrant
A. Use wget to download the latest version listed on the Vagrant download page:
B. Use the 'rpm' command to install the RPM package we downloaded in the previous step:
C. Export the directory that the vagrant executable was install to, in order to make it easier to run:
6. Installing the vagrant-vcloud plugin
7. Creating a Vagrantfile for testing vagrant-vcloud install
A. We need to create a directory structure and Vagrantfile to test that the vagrant-vcloud provider is properly working. For the .box file we will use a sample precise32 (Ubuntu 12.04 32bit) vagrant .box file created for the vcloud provider by Timo Sugliani:
In this configuration file:
"vcloud.hostname" is your vCloud Director FQDN or IP address. This should be the base URL and not by the specific URL for your org.
"vcloud.username" is the username we will be using to connect to vCHS or vCloud Director
"vcloud.password" is the password we will be using to connect to vCHS or vCloud Director
"vcloud.org_name" will be the name of your vCHS or vCloud Director organization
"vcloud.vdc_name" will be the name of your vCHS or vCloud Director virtual datacenter
"vcloud.catalog_name" will be the name of your organization catalog a template derived from the .box file will be created in
"vcloud.dc_network_name" is the organization network the vagrant vapp will be connected to
B. Now we can change directory to that directory and test everything with a "vagrant up --provider=vcloud":
Once the .box files has started uploading, you can check the progress in the org catalog of your vCloud Director instance:
C. The uploading progress will get to 100% and you will see the vApp getting created, powered on and SSH access achieved:
D. Test network connectivity by running "vagrant ssh":
E. Run "vagrant vcloud --status" to validate the vCloud Director status of your vagrant vapp:
F. Run "vagrant vcloud --network" to validate the vCloud Director network mapping of your vagrant vapp:
g. Destroy the cloned vm by running "vagrant destroy" command:
You should see "Power Off vapp" and "Delete vapp" tasks being run and then completing on your organizations vapps.
Hopefully you found this post helpful in getting vagrant and the vagrant-cloud plugin installed and configured. The next blog post will be covering how to modify the Vagrantfile to create a vapp in a vCHS or vCloud Director instance that doesn't contain the vagrant vm.
Please provide any feedback or suggestions to my twitter account located on the about page.


STEPHANIE LANE SUTTON is a midwestern poet, performer, and interactive media artist. Currently, she is a Michener Fellow in the University of Miami's Creative Writing MFA Program. Previously, she lived in Chicago, where she studied poetry and television writing at Columbia College Chicago and was a teaching artist with After School Matters. She was born in Detroit.
Sutton's work as a poet is focused on queer poetics & healing from gender-based trauma. Her poems have recently appeared or are forthcoming in Day One, littletell, Dream Pop Press, Tinderbox Poetry, and THRUSH Poetry Journal. A portfolio of her published poetry is available here. Her performances have been a featured multiple times on Button Poetry and at events produced by Rape Victim Advocates. She is a former co-facilitator for Surviving the Mic.
While a teenager, Sutton began designing personal websites and browser-based interactive projects. With the University of Miami Interactive Media Department, she has created several interdisciplinary projects that merge code and poetry, some of which can be viewed here. This website was created with her original code.
Sutton is a Co-Founding Editor of |tap| lit mag, an online literary magazine for marginalized writers, as well as a Poetry Editor of Sinking City.


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1. # This file is dual licensed under the terms of the Apache License, Version 2. # 2.0, and the BSD License. See the LICENSE file in the root of this repository 3. # for complete details. 4. 5. from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function 6. 7. from cryptography.hazmat.backends.multibackend import MultiBackend 8. 9. 10. _available_backends_list = None 11. 12. 13. def _available_backends(): 14. global _available_backends_list 15. 16. if _available_backends_list is None: 17. # Lazy import pkg_resources here to avoid the performance issue 18. # on systems with many packages detailed in 19. # https://github.com/pypa/setuptools/issues/926 20. import pkg_resources 21. 22. entry_point_backends = [ 23. # DeprecatedIn16 24. # setuptools 11.3 deprecated support for the require parameter to 25. # load(), and introduced the new resolve() method instead. 26. # We previously removed this fallback, but users are having issues 27. # where Python loads an older setuptools due to various syspath 28. # weirdness. 29. ep.resolve() if hasattr(ep, "resolve") else ep.load(require=False) 30. for ep in pkg_resources.iter_entry_points( 31. "cryptography.backends" 32. ) 33. ] 34. 35. _available_backends_list = _backend_import_fallback( 36. entry_point_backends 37. ) 38. 39. return _available_backends_list 40. 41. 42. def _backend_import_fallback(backends): 43. # If backends already exist just return them. This branch is here 44. # to get full line coverage from our tests. 45. if backends: 46. return backends 47. 48. # if iter_entry_points fails to find any backends then manually try to 49. # import our current backends as a workaround for issues with application 50. # bundlers like pyinstaller, cx_freeze, etc 51. 52. # OpenSSL is guaranteed to be present until we unbundle the backends. 53. from cryptography.hazmat.backends.openssl.backend import backend as be_ossl 54. backends = [be_ossl] 55. try: 56. from cryptography.hazmat.backends.commoncrypto.backend import ( 57. backend as be_cc 58. ) 59. except ImportError: 60. pass 61. else: 62. backends.append(be_cc) 63. 64. return backends 65. 66. 67. _default_backend = None 68. 69. 70. def default_backend(): 71. global _default_backend 72. 73. if _default_backend is None: 74. _default_backend = MultiBackend(_available_backends()) 75. 76. return _default_backend


Pyrlang Library¶
Pyrlang is a Python library which implements Erlang distribution protocol and creates an Erlang-compatible node in your Erlang cluster.
You can send and receive messages, spawn "processes" on Python side, which will be addressable from Erlang using familiar Erlang concepts like message sending to process identifiers or registered names. Also same works from Python: you can address Erlang processes, send messages to them, monitor and link with them.
The library is designed to be dropped into existing code base with very few changes required.
- Building the Library
- Examples!
- Configuring Pyrlang in Runtime
- Cookbook - How to Get Started
- Start the Node
- Connect nodes
- Exiting a Pyrlang "Process"
- RPC call from Erlang
- Send from Python locally
- Send from Python to a remote
- Send to a Python object
- Remote Calculations on Python Node
- Batch Remote Calculations on Python Node
- Gen_server-like Processes
- Linking/Monitoring from Erlang to Python
- Linking/Monitoring from Python to Erlang
- Data Types in Pyrlang
- Remote Calling Python from Erlang


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