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What Was One Of The Main Shifts Seen During The Creative Revolution Of Advertising?
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1. History of Advertising Final Flashcards | Quizlet
The phrase "creative revolution" as coined in 1965. Tempo of information shifted from a literary culture toward a visual culture. The style of Peter Max (1)…
Sep 15, 2003 — The 1960s were advertising's "coming of age," when the industry mastered known during this decade for its "creative revolution"?in which (2)…
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by WM O'Barr · 2007 · Cited by 15 — Creativity tends to be one of those you-know-it-when-you-see-it things that The central feature of this Creative Revolution was that (4)…
A few adventurous ad agencies used this consumer fatigue to usher in a new era of advertising and American culture (Frank, 1998). The Creative Revolution.(5)…
by LN Reid · 1998 · Cited by 184 — the creative revolution of the 1960s ended with the turn of the decade, being replaced in the 1970s by a shift from creative emphasis to management.(6)…
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Mar 16, 2019 — During the "Creative Revolution" in the 1960s, an opposite approach seen a massive shift in the portrayals of women in advertising since (7)…
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Jun 11, 2015 — Fresh from the industry's creative revolution in the 1960s, the art director George Lois helped make some of the greatest advertisements of (9)…
Mar 19, 2012 — During this period in advertising history, how were agencies changing, and how did this shift affect agency-client relationships?(10)…
May 22, 2016 — Along the way you've also observed, maybe even been a part of, any number of power shifts. But when I was asked by Adweek's editors to (11)…
Through this research, it has found that the quality of an ad's creative is one of the most efficient delivery vehicles in the history of advertising.(12)…
attract an audience on a personal level, leading to immense success. The advertisements produced during the Creative Revolution shifted.10 pages(13)…
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In the eighteenth century, many American colonists enjoyed imported British consumer products such as porcelain, furniture, and musical instruments, but also (14)…
Oct 23, 1999 — Decision by Lois/USA advertising agency to file for Chapter 11 in advertising's so-called creative revolution in the 1960's and 70's.(15)…
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Before offering a brief social history of American advertising, tion was a basic force behind the rapid increase in a mass-produced supply of goods.40 pages(17)…
by JA Howard · 1973 · Cited by 34 — basic structure of the industry as well as its role in marketing may be viewed as elements in a shift of fundamentaleconomic philosophy-.575 pages(18)…
May 18, 2015 — In 1965, Madison Avenue saw what The Mirror Makers identifies as "the creative revolution." Creative superstars were in style, and it showed in (19)…
See a montage of photos and ads at 60s. RISE-UP! North Americans in 60s were better educated, younger and influenced by rapid technological change (20)…
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Jan 7, 2020 — Advertisers have always found the idea of "house agencies" Best Buy went in-house about 1997 and back to a creative agency in 2007.(21)…
Dec 12, 2011 — The buzz around these "tabz" – and the demonstrable success of a few among readers and advertisers – divides the ad agency marketplace. Clients, (22)…
May 30, 2018 — For 60 years, ad agencies have put creativity in a departmental silo. Before Bernbach led the creative revolution in the 1960s and (23)…
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Apr 16, 2020 — On April 16, the ARF and Kantar unveiled a newly developed and advertising reflected this in the "creative revolution" (led by figures (24)…
Think Small was one of the most famous ads in the advertising campaign for the Volkswagen Beetle, art-directed by Helmut Krone. The copy for Think Small was (25)…
Truth, Lies, arid Advertising: The Art of Account Planning, Jon Steel interest in military history, you will see a similar process of tri-.(26)…
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by JD Armstrong · 2011 — creative revolution, the Volkswagen campaign was a breakthrough. One of the biggest assets of the DDB advertising was humor. Humor was seen as.(27)…
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Jan 24, 2014 — I soon found out that updating the Advertising Design curriculum was no easy task, considering in 2007 agencies were finally figuring out (29)…
by TA Reading · Cited by 1 — lost on the average consumer. In the late 1950s, the advertising industry underwent a radical change, known as the. Creative Revolution.(30)…
Mar 19, 2015 — Bill Bernbach had a problem. Carl Hahn had contracted his agency, Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) to promote a car called the Volkswagen in the (31)…
During the Consumer Era, production boomed and consumerism shaped the American A creative revolution transformed advertising from conservative to hip, (32)…
by L Mcguigan · 2018 · Cited by 1 — through a set of possibilities that became central to the The "creative revolution" in advertising describes a shift whereby new idioms, (33)…
by ML Collins · Cited by 4 — Television became a leading vehicle for advertising during the 60's. The "creative revolution" of advertising from the 1950's to the 1970's 24 focused (34)…
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by L Spaude · 2012 — and the advertising industry itself was facing a creative revolution in as he found himself on the losing side of this creative revolution and.(36)…
Jun 7, 2019 — Marketing has been on the front lines of the digital revolution, but the landscape has Over the last few years, we've seen a few shifts.(37)…
Sep 25, 2020 — The pandemic-fueled creative revolution is playing out before our eyes in five key ways. 1. Marketing is getting personal. Soon enough, all (38)…
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Basic Core Help Example
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This sample invokes and displays the results of the "core help" remote command via the ePO DXL service.
The "core help" command lists the remote commands that are exposed by a particular ePO server.

Prerequisites
*************
* The samples configuration step has been completed (see :doc:`sampleconfig`)
* The ePO DXL service is running (see :doc:`running`)
* The client is authorized to invoke the ePO DXL Service (see :ref:`Client Authorization <client_authorization>`)

Setup
*****

Modify the example to include the `unique identifier` associated with the ePO to invoke the remote command on
(see :ref:`Service Configuration File <dxl_service_config_file_label>`).

For example:

    .. code-block:: python

        EPO_UNIQUE_ID = "epo1"

Running
*******

To run this sample execute the ``sample/basic/basic_core_help_example.py`` script as follows:

    .. parsed-literal::

        python sample/basic/basic_core_help_example.py

The output should appear similar to the following:

    .. code-block:: python

        ComputerMgmt.createAgentDeploymentUrlCmd deployPath groupId [edit] [ahId]
        [fallBackAhId] [urlName] [agentVersionNumber] [agentHotFix] - Create Agent
        Deployment URL Command
        ComputerMgmt.createCustomInstallPackageCmd deployPath [ahId] [fallBackAhId] -
        Create Custom Install Package Command
        ComputerMgmt.createDefaultAgentDeploymentUrlCmd tenantId - Create Default
        Non-Editable Agent Deployment URL Command
        ComputerMgmt.createTagGroup parentTagGroupId newTagGroupName - Create a new
        subgroup under an existing tag group.
        ComputerMgmt.deleteTag tagIds [forceDelete] - Delete one or more tags.
        ComputerMgmt.deleteTagGroup tagGroupIds [deleteTags] - Delete one or more Tag
        Groups.
        ComputerMgmt.listAllTagGroups - List All Tag Groups in Tag Group Tree
        ComputerMgmt.moveTagsToTagGroup tagIds tagGroupId - Move tags to an existing tag
        group.

        ...

Each remote command exposed by the particular ePO server is listed along with its associated parameters.

Details
*******

The majority of the sample code is shown below:

    .. code-block:: python

        # The ePO unique identifier
        EPO_UNIQUE_ID = "epo1"

        # Create the client
        with DxlClient(config) as client:

            # Connect to the fabric
            client.connect()

            # Create the request
            req = Request("/mcafee/service/epo/remote/{0}".format(EPO_UNIQUE_ID))

            # Set the payload for the request (core.help remote command)
            MessageUtils.dict_to_json_payload(req, {
                "command": "core.help",
                "output": "verbose",
                "params": {}
            })

            # Send the request
            res = client.sync_request(req, timeout=30)
            if res.message_type != Message.MESSAGE_TYPE_ERROR:
                # Display resulting payload
                print(MessageUtils.decode_payload(res))
            else:
                print("Error: {0} ({1}) ".format(res.error_message, str(res.error_code)))

After connecting to the DXL fabric, a `request message` is created with a topic that targets the ePO DXL service
including a unique identifier that is associated with the ePO server to invoke the remote command on.

The next step is to set the `payload` of the request message. The contents of the payload include the remote
command to invoke, the output style for the ePO server response (json, xml, verbose, or terse), and
any parameters for the command. In this particular case the ``core.help`` command is being invoked with an output
style of ``verbose``. This particular command requires no parameters, so an empty dictionary (``dict``) is specified.

The final step is to perform a `synchronous request` via the DXL fabric. If the `response message` is not an error
its contents are displayed.

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RADCLIFFE AC's Bev McGrath had perfect conditions when she took on the 31 mile Manchester Canalathon.
The vet-40 was well pleased with her time of 6hrs 59mins despite some pain and blisters at the end. The route on Sunday started from Ancoates, Manchester and ran along the Rochdale Canal to Sowerby Bridge in West Yorkshire.
Scott Baxter and John Andrew joined more than 80 runners in head torches in the midweek Pendle Hill Dark Dash covering 5.5miles marked with glow torches from Barley village up to the top of Pendle. They were 30th and 35th finishing in just under an hour and John won a spot prize. The event was the first night run on the fell organised by Rossendale and Pendle Mountain Rescue and cash raised went to the rescue organisation.
Three runners were on the fells on Saturday for the Boulsworth Bog Fell Race, from Wycoller Country Park Hall, Colne. On an 8.2 mile course with 1,394 feet of climbing Mauro Rotondi (V40) clocked 1hr 12mins 50secs, Kate Holden (V40) 1hr 30mins 35secs and Caroline Mullineaux (V40) 1hr 44mins 01sec.
Lee and Sarah Turner ran the Mothers Day 10k at Lancaster with Lee clocking 45mins 23secs, 33rd overall and sixth vet-45 while Sarah ran 46mins 46secs, coming 44th overall and getting a prize for first vet-45.
Down Under retired fire officer Tony Holt continued his racing success in the Karri Valley Long Tri, swimming 1500m, riding his bike 60k and running a 12k trail race to clock 3hrs 22mins, and come home second vet-55 in the Western Australia event.
Lucy Dewhurst took on a tough but scenic Lyme Trust 10k in Cheshire on Sunday clocking 1hr 20mins. Describing it as one of the best runs she had done the events are to be held every fourth Sunday of the month.
In the popular park runs members were all over the country with Karen Doherty doing the Portobell Parkrun in Edinburgh clocking 29mins 04secs, Ian Hopkinson running 26mins 42secs and coming seventh vet 40 in the Conwy Parkrun and Vince Ashton (V45) clocking 27mins 41secs at Lancaster.
At Heaton Park Mike Kontowtt (V50) had a pb with 20mins 11secs putting him 28th out of an amazing 689 people. Sheila Jones (V60) ran 23mins 50secs and Shaun Boult, running with partner Tanya, clocked 31mins 40secs. At Bolton Steve Lomax ran 22mins 31secs, Sarah Rushton had a pb with 29mins 22secs, Sarah Oxley had a pb with 29mins 44secs and Andy Wheeler (V60) clocked 31mins 30secs.
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Q: Array check if date exist in array from period date range fill values from last array PHP Hope this post is not a duplicate, I've looking for a solution but I'm really stuck, maybe somebody pass trough this and has a solution.
I have a set of array that pass into a graph, the desire graph need to show all the data even if in the desired day doesn't exist value for one sub array data.
This is my array:
$setData = array(
            '2017-06-21' => array(
                'gender1' => array(
                    'value1' => 100,
                    'value2' => 100,
                    'value3' => 100,
                ),
                'gender2' => array(
                    'value1' => 200,
                    'value2' => 200,
                    'value3' => 200,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 300,
                    'value2' => 300,
                    'value3' => 300,
                )
            ),
            '2017-06-22' => array(
                'gender1' => array(
                    'value1' => 90,
                    'value2' => 90,
                    'value3' => 90,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 200,
                    'value2' => 200,
                    'value3' => 200,
                )
            ),
            '2017-06-23' => array(
                'gender2' => array(
                    'value1' => 150,
                    'value2' => 150,
                    'value3' => 150,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 150,
                    'value2' => 150,
                    'value3' => 150,
                )
            ),
        );

So, at this way on date 22 in the graph will dissapear the line or bar stack for gender 2 and on 23 for gender 1, what i need is to keep the line or bar stack even if in 22 i don't have values for gender 2 and on 23 values for gender 1
The desired result should be:
$setDataNeed = array(
            '2017-06-21' => array(
                'gender1' => array(
                    'value1' => 100,
                    'value2' => 100,
                    'value3' => 100,
                ),
                'gender2' => array(
                    'value1' => 200,
                    'value2' => 200,
                    'value3' => 200,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 300,
                    'value2' => 300,
                    'value3' => 300,
                )
            ),
            '2017-06-22' => array(
                'gender1' => array(
                    'value1' => 90,
                    'value2' => 90,
                    'value3' => 90,
                ),
                /* Keep values from gender2 from 21 date*/
                'gender2' => array(
                    'value1' => 200,
                    'value2' => 200,
                    'value3' => 200,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 200,
                    'value2' => 200,
                    'value3' => 200,
                )
            ),
            '2017-06-23' => array(
                /* Keep values for gender1 from 22 date*/
                'gender1' => array(
                    'value1' => 90,
                    'value2' => 90,
                    'value3' => 90,
                ),
                'gender2' => array(
                    'value1' => 150,
                    'value2' => 150,
                    'value3' => 150,
                ),
                'gender3' => array(
                    'value1' => 150,
                    'value2' => 150,
                    'value3' => 150,
                )
            ),
        );

A: Simply remember previous row and insert it if needed.
function prepare($aIn) {
    $aRes = array();
    $prev = array();
    $keys = array('gender1', 'gender2', 'gender3',);

    foreach ($aIn as $row) {
        foreach ($keys as $k) {
            if (!isset($row[$k]) && isset($prev[$k])) {
                $row[$k] = $prev[$k];
            }
        }

        $aRes[] = $row;
        $prev = $row;
    }

    return $aRes;
}

A: Other way of doing this. It keeps the keys.
 $previousValue = null;
 foreach($setData as $key=>$value){;
     if($previousValue) {
        $setData[$key] = array_replace_recursive($previousValue,$value);
     }
     $previousValue = $value;
 }
print_r($setData);

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South Korean man allegedly gave herbalist N30m to procure NNPC licence
A herbalist, Jamiu Isiaka, 31, has confessed to using N30 million to carry out a sacrifice on behalf of a South Korean national, Keun Sig Kim, seeking a Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation licence.
According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ilorin Zonal Office, Isiaka impersonated the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Dr Maikanti Baru and the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina among other prominent citizens.
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21 paises forman parte de CLARCIEV
LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN COUNCIL FOR CIVIL REGISTRATION, IDENTITY AND VITAL STATISTICS
C L A R C I E V
The representatives of the government institutions and agencies of the States, meeting in the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, on October 26, 2012:
ARTICLE 1.- The Latin American and Caribbean Council for Civil Registration, Identity, and Vital Statistics, hereinafter "CLARCIEV," is hereby created as an inter-agency organization that links the institutions of each one of the countries. Its purpose is to promote and facilitate coordination, support, and cooperation of the member states' government institutions and agencies, modernization, and incorporation of technologies whose compatibility enables interoperability among institutions in order to provide reliable, timely, secure, and credible services that are vested with public trust, in full collaboration with the rest of the public and private agencies of our countries, supporting the democratic system, human and transaction security, but above all individuals' access to their rights through the recognition of their identity, in keeping with the legislation in effect in each country.
ARTICLE 2.- CLARCIEV shall have the following objectives:
Promote among the agencies and institutions of the countries bilateral, multilateral, and sub-regional cooperation mechanisms aimed at recording the acts and facts regarding individuals' civil status, and the registration and full identification of all their inhabitants.
II) Foster and encourage support of international organizations for projects between two or more countries or sub-regions of Latin America, the objective of which is the full recognition and development of individuals' identity and rights.
III) Promote the exchange of human, information, technological, statistical, documentary, and bibliographic resources regarding population, identity, and civil registration, respecting the legislation and regulations of each country and institution.
IV) Foster support and cooperation among its members to develop the right to identity and the modernization of identification and civil registry systems.
V) Strive for harmonization in use of technologies in registries and security measures for identity and travel documents.
VI) Bolster collaboration with relevant institutions, such as the United Nations (UN), the Organization of American States (OAS), the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the World Bank (WB), the agencies of the European Union, and any other agency involved in international cooperation, as well as those linked to personal data protection.
VII) Promote ongoing exchange of information and experiences of each country regarding modernization of their structures, legal provisions, and administrative organization, as a way to stimulate mutual enrichment.
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IX) Promote in the respective governments national policies that further and facilitate access of all its inhabitants to essential and vital registrations, obtaining compulsory identity documents, and the corresponding investment that enables the greatest possible certainty with regard to individuals' identity and security in handling said information by agencies established by the State, such that it contributes to national economic, political, and social development strategies.
X) Form working groups (administrative, political, technical, etc.) on functional mechanisms for the exchange of documents, information, and statistics pursuant to bilateral or multilateral agreements that allow for an ever greater rapprochement and integration among the countries and the safe movement of their citizens.
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XII) Advance the creation of a training center for personnel specialized in registrations, identity, and use of exclusive technologies for the development of agencies and institutions, ensuring instruction at the highest level and specialization in last-generation technological developments, facilitating the support and participation of multinational organizations.
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IV) Executive Committee;
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I) Elect the Chair and Vice-chairs;
II) Adopt resolutions and recommendations, and be apprised of compliance therewith;
III) Approve the strategic plan;
IV) Approve the annual management plan;
V) Approve and amend the "Latin American Charter of Civil Registration, Identity, and Vital Statistics";
VI) Approve rules of procedure;
VII) Approve amendments made to these by-laws.
ARTICLE 8°.- The General Assembly shall hold a regular session once a year at a place and time it determines.
Special meetings may be convened by agreement of the Executive Committee or at the request of the majority of its members.
Decisions shall be adopted by a simple majority vote of the members attending the General Assembly, save the exceptions provided for under these By-laws. [A quorum of] at least half the members of CLARCIEV shall be required to hold a session.
If the registration and identification functions in any country fall under the purview of different institutions, each country shall internally decide which of these shall exercise its vote at CLARCIEV.
ARTICLE 9.- The General Assembly shall elect the Chair and permanent Vice-chairs of CLARCIEV. The election shall be from among the representatives of the government agencies and institutions of the respective countries that have been nominated for that purpose, with one vote per country.
The Chair may be re-elected for one additional term; Vice-chairs may be re-elected without term limits.
Election as Chair or Vice-Chair of CLARCIEV shall require the vote of at least two thirds of the members present at the General Assembly.
The Chair shall appoint a Technical Secretary to assist him in his duties.
ARTICLE 10.- The Chair and Vice-Chair shall hold office for two years, in keeping with the conditions provided for under Article 9(3), and their terms shall begin at the Regular General Assembly at which they were elected.
The office of CLARCIEV Chair or Vice-Chair is inherent to the post of head of the government agency or institution for civil or population registration, and/or identification, as the case may be in the country that holds the office, and shall be relinquished by voluntary resignation of the country concerned.
Were the Chair or Vice-chair to leave that post in his country, his successor, who legally replaces him in such post, would fill the office of Chair or Vice-chair. If there is a vacancy, the Vice-Chairs shall become Chair in keeping with the order of precedence established under the rules of procedure until completing the term for which they were elected.
ARTICLE 11.- The Executive Secretariat of CLARCIEV shall be under the charge of an international organization selected by the General Assembly.
The Executive Secretariat shall have the following duties:
I) Support the Chair in organizing and conducting meetings of the General Assembly;
II) Safeguard CLARCIEV's documentation;
III) Administer the CLARCIEV website;
IV) Maintain executive contact and communication with government agencies of the member states and other related organizations;
V) Support the work conducted by the CLARCIEV working committees;
VI) Support the development and execution of projects that incentivize cooperation among member states;
VII) Publish and disseminate the different communiqués and newsletters of CLARCIEV member states, at their request or that of their bodies;
VIII) Develop projects in the member states that promote the right to identity, their population's free and timely universal registration, and their identification;
IX) Support the Chair and the host country in organizing and conducting any kind of meeting among CLARCIEV member states;
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XII) Receive denunciations, interpretative declarations, and reservations;
XIII) Any others expressly entrusted to it by the General Assembly or Chair.
ARTICLE 12.- The Executive Committee of CLARCIEV shall be comprised of the Chair and Permanent Vice-Chairs. The Executive Secretariat shall only have a voice.
The duties of the Executive Committee, in addition to those provided for in the internal rules of procedure approved, shall be:
I) Prepare and propose to the Assembly a two-year strategic plan and an annual management plan;
II) Ensure implementation of the CLARCIEV strategic plan;
III) Monitor compliance with the agreements and resolutions of the General Assembly;
IV) Determine the date and order of business of the regular and special assemblies, taking care to notify all members of the Council;
V) Present, through the Chair, an annual management results report;
VI) Designate delegates from among the members to other international organizations;
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The Committees shall be created by the Executive Committee, which shall also approve their duties and schedules.
The permanent Vice-chairs shall be charged with coordinating the working committees on matters related to institutional management (legislation, policies, organization, etc.), as well as information and technology development.
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ARTICLE 16.- The General Assembly may make and approve amendments to these By-laws by a two-thirds majority of the members present at the respective meeting.
Amendments to the By-laws shall enter into force as of their approval by the General Assembly.
ARTICLE 17.- By-laws approved shall be deposited with the Executive Secretariat. All member states shall be apprised thereof in a period not to exceed 30 calendar days.
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Q: Drawing curve using two motors axes I am trying to draw a circle or anything that could be close to a curve (Sine for example) using two motors on a 2 dimensions axes. Basically I am running a raspberry Pi and the Adafruit motor HAT with two nema17 steppers motors.
I would like to achieve something 'smooth' but it seems that I can only get really "aliased" results and I am wondering if this is because I am driving steppers motors. (But I believe 3D printers use steppers motors and achieve some good results)
Doing some math, I can work out the speed of each motor :
 X = R cos(t) and Y =  R sin(t)
 so Vx = -R sin(t) and Vy = R cos(t)
But I am not sure this is the best approach as I am not sure I can drive the speed on stepper motor but only doing some delays between the steps.
I also thought about calculating all x and y positions of a curve, but again I am not sure the precision of my build is high enough.
To complete, I am using the Adafruit Library : https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-Motor-HAT-Python-Library so I am not really digging into the hardware code but just using the functions the library offers. Basically, I can run each motor separately for x amount of steps. And this is the stepper card : https://www.adafruit.com/product/2348
The build (this is very DIY) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqSTZiI4KuY

A: First some specifications would be in order:

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*How looks your motor control?
what do yo controlling (speed, +/- pulses, ???) Do you have any correction unit present (if you drive wrongly will it kick in and correct the values so motor does not lose position)? Do you have motion control processors or do you generate the pulses your self?

*What is your target precision and step resolutions?
Now some insight:
I do not think your approach is good because you can not drive your motors with any speed instead you should maintain speeds ratio between the motor so the movement slope is what you need. These are main reasons for the aliasing and distortion I am usually dealing with:

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*Step resolution
If you manage to drive speed smoothly then for curves you can sometimes ignore the step resolution as it will smoothly be override by inertia and construction flexibility. So unless you got really big steps that should not be much of an issue.

*Vibrations
This is the biggest problem because you can not drive stepper motor with any speed you want. Each motor is different and also matters what the motor is mechanically connected to (both stator and rotor). Stepper motors does usually have resonance area in low frequencies so starting motor should be done these areas are either avoided (if possible) or driven through as quick as you can.
If you are working in this area then the motor is creating specific vibrations messing all for example instead of straight line you got something like sin-waves instead. This area also present other problems like you are losing a lot of energy and the useful torque is just fraction of the normal operation level making all computation of dynamics almost impossible.
If you want to identify which frequencies are the problem then drive your motor with constant frequency for example 50Hz for few seconds then 100,150,200, 250,... and when you start hearing the noise or the motor will start jumping/vibrating you are near the resonance area. The closer you get the worse it gets!
If you do this with unattached motor you will get the resonance frequency of the motor. But there can be also one or more resonance areas of the mechanic itself so you should do this also within the mechanic on its load.

*control unit
If you got separated motion processors for each motor (like many CNC do) then making curves is not possible in the best precision the mechanics and gears can provide. Because separate motion control units can do just lines perfectly (and only in best case scenario) as the bit-stream needed for curves must be generated synchronously which is not possible on such setup. In such case if you approximate your curve by many lines the output looks usually better. If you drive such setup with curve instead the output will oscillate around the desired shape especially if you got different mechanical properties per each axis.
If you generate the pulses on your own then you should be OK. Motion control with curve interpolation is not an easy stuff. I do it by generating control points along the curve I want to "render" then compute the speeds so the motors does not loose position and the stuff is not done faster then the speed of the tool attached to the CNC. After that I interpolate the curve in steps resolution and generate control stream with +/- control bits present for each driven motor and that is then synchronously send to motors. But the stuff I put into few lines of text is so complex it could fill entire books. I am coding this stuff for my work for more then a decade (as it pays my bills) and I am still a rookie in the field.

*Electrical fault
Sometimes cold joint and or high noise can cause a lot of unforseen problems especially on home made HW. Newbies usually ignore stuff like shielding,length and placement of cables, EMC or RF noise,power/digital/blocking grounds etc. To be sure your electrics is OK you can test it. Hook up a counter to your motor control and see if the count of pulses is as it should be. Also using oscilloscope to probe some pins for noise durring operation does not hurt. The motors and the Motor drivers can generate a lot of noise which sometimes can distort the motion control or sended data.
But before you start poking around read this:

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*Thought I found serial port - broke embedded device instead! Help?
So my advice is detect which is the cause of the distortions you got and then remove it if you can ...


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In a reconfiguration problem, the goal is to change an initial configuration of some structure to a final configuration using some limited set of moves. Examples include: sorting a list by swapping pairs of adjacent elements; finding the edit distance between two strings; or solving a Rubik's cube in a minimum number of moves. Central questions are: Is reconfiguration possible? How many moves are required? In this talk I will survey some reconfiguration problems, and then discuss the case of triangulations of a point set in the plane. A move in this case is a flip that replaces one edge by the opposite edge of its surrounding quadrilateral when that quadrilateral is convex. In joint work with Zuzana Masárová and Uli Wagner we characterize when one edge-labelled triangulation can be reconfigured to another via flips. The proof involves combinatorics, geometry, and topology. Anna Lubiw is a professor in the Cheriton School of Computer Science, University of Waterloo. She has a PhD from the University of Toronto (1986) and a Master of Mathematics degree from the University of Waterloo (1983). Her research is in the areas of Computational Geometry, Graph Drawing and Graph Algorithms. She was named the Ross and Muriel Cheriton Faculty Fellow in 2014, received the University of Waterloo outstanding performance award in 2012 and was named a Distinguished Scientist by the Association for Computing Machinery in 2009. She serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Computational Geometry and the Journal of Graph Algorithms and Applications.
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By Steven Bogos Legacy Author September 16, 2016
Runners up included Fallout 4, Metal Gear Solid V, and The Witcher 3.
At Tokyo Game Show, the Japan Game Awards takes the show to announce its own "Game of The Year" award winners. This year, Nintendo's Splatoon, despite releasing in May, 2015, won the over all game of the year for 2016. Runners up included Fallout 4, Metal Gear Solid V, and The Witcher 3.
The "best sales" award went to Capcom's Monster Hunter Cross, which has sold over 3.3 million copies worldwide. Super Smash Bros. For Wii U And 3DS won the Global Award for a Japanese Product, and Call of Duty: Black Ops III won the Global Award for a Foreign product.
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New York, December 22, 2010 -- Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the ratings of 44 tranches, upgraded the rating of 1 tranche and confirmed the rating on 1 tranche from 3 RMBS transactions, backed by option ARM loans, issued by Countrywide.
The collateral backing these transactions consists primarily of first-lien, adjustable-rate, negative amortization, Alt-A residential mortgage loans. The actions are a result of the rapidly deteriorating performance of option ARM pools in conjunction with macroeconomic conditions that remain under duress. The actions reflect Moody's updated loss expectations on option ARM pools issued from 2005 to 2007.
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Main Production Site:Niigata
In the Sanjo region (central part of Niigata Prefecture, Central Japan), people produced farm tools like "Kama (sickles)" and "Kuwa (hoes)" from the Middle Ages. They built mentoring relationships, improved existing items and worked to brush up their skills through the production of "Wakugi (Japanese nails)" as a side business during agricultural off-season.
Then, they developed their blacksmithing skills to handcraft such tools as "Hocho (knives)", "Nata (hatchets)", "Nomi (chisels)", "Kibasami (gardening shears)", "Kiridashi Kogatana (small blade knives)" and "Masakari (axes)."
Artisans in this region have kept their unique system until now where they even produce tools necessary for the production on their own. This is because they have also produced "Yattoko (Tetsuhashi or pincers)", a tool needed for producing blades, by fully using their skills of free forging.
The group of products which are rarely worn down and made from the user's perspective is famous all over the country. Its one-of-a-kind quality can't possibly be achieved overnight but only by artisans' techniques which have been passed on for generations.
It takes many years to master the techniques of smithery. Facing steel and fire again and again, and hitting the steel to fix distortions at the micro-level. By repeating this seemingly simple process, always with an inquiring mind and tireless passion, they came to be called "artisans" and their techniques have been handed down until today.
The various groups of products made by its modeling techniques were designated as a traditional handicraft by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry in 2009.
[National government of Japan designated traditional handicraft (Designated by the Minister of Economy)]
Information provided by: Sanjo Kaji Dojo
Translation by: Shione Furuta, reviewed by Marie Mine
Iron, steel, etc.
The products are manufactured through dozens of processes by manual labor. It takes a lot of time to complete a product to make the best of the beauty of the materials.
[1] Welding
To make a cutlery, iron (for body) and carbon steel (for blade) are heated in a forge and welded with borax (jointing material) by beating with a hammer and pressuring on them. It is very difficult to control temperature throughout this process and the process needs to be done with great speed thus requires a high level of skill.
[2] Forging
The artisan re-heats and re-hammers the blade to shape it (called hizukuri, smith forging), in order to avoid grinding it. It is a process which requires years of experience and sense.
[3] Quenching
In the process of quenching, the cutlery is immediately cooled by coating mud. Quenching is the process used for the Japanese swords and done to increase the toughness of the blade.
[4] Final grinding, Sharpening and Finishing
Final grinding, sharpening and finishing are all done manually. A product is finely finished by using various kinds of grinding stones with lots of time.
[5] Producing a wooden part
In Echigo-Sanjo blade production, all the processes for the main parts, from the preparation of materials to finishing, are consistently done, except for wooden parts. Echigo-Sanjo blade does not employ division of labor, but a product is manufactured by a single artisan to the end. Artisans produce the best products by fully understanding the feature of the materials.
The iron industry in Sanjo has a long history, and the traces of the ironwork have been seen in each era since ancient times. It is known that a group of artisans called "Osaki Imonoshi (founders)" worked broadly during Muromachi period (14-16c). It is also proved that they produced pots, gongs for shrines and bells for temples with their high skills. Also, other remains show that they manufactured iron there.
In the peace that followed a war-torn period, the demand for farm tools for the development of new fields and various kinds of tools for people in cities increased instead of the demand for arms.
In the beginning of the Edo period (17-19c), Sanjo invited Japanese nail artisans from Edo (present day Tokyo Metropolis, East Japan) to encourage farmers in Sanjo to produce Japanese nails as a side business to protect them from flood damages which occurred year after year. Later, "The great fire of Meireki (destroyed 60-70% of the Japanese capital city of Edo on March 2, 1657)" occurred, and a huge demand for Japanese nails following the fire made a community in Sanjo, where dedicated blacksmiths worked. This is the origin of the group of Echigo-Sanjo blacksmith.
Then, the production method of tools such as "Nata (hatchets)" was introduced from Aizu (present day Fukushima Prefecture, Northern Japan) and various kinds of knives begun to be produced. These knives were sold through Sanjo merchants who had sales channels across the country. They created and kept a virtuous circle where they find out new needs and make the best of it to develop new products.
In modern times, as the scientific study of knives started, Mr. Kosuke Iwasaki, a leading expert in this field, generously introduced to the Sanjo blacksmith the innovative knife production method by scientific analysis with metal microscopes. It made the Sanjo blacksmith to have both "tradition" and "advanced technology" in its art.
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A progress report of animal husbandry investigations at the Bramley Animal Husbandry Research Station, Margaret River.
BRAMLEY RESEARCH STATION is four miles north of Margaret River.
The average annual rainfall of 45 inches falls mainly in the winter, providing a seven-month growing season which starts in March or April.
The June-July period is excessively wet, causing extensive waterlogging of the soils.
Department of Agriculture, Western Australia (1966) "Animal husbandry research at Bramley," Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4: Vol. 7 : No. 11 , Article 4.


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Q: Mathematica does not evaluate large expression I want to apply Conjugate[] to a certain quite long rational function of some parameters. My problem is that although it evaluates perfectly fine on each single part of the expression, Mathematica does not like to handle the whole thing. Rather than describe the problem in more words, let me demonstrate by example:
Refine[Conjugate[(9 + 6 (-1 + n))/(20 + 6 (-1 + n)) + (I n)/(
   2 (-1 + n)^2)], Element[n, Integers]]

evaluates to
Conjugate[(9 + 6 (-1 + n))/(20 + 6 (-1 + n)) + (I n)/(2 (-1 + n)^2)]

which is not very helpful, whereas if I only give Mathematica one part of the expression, say the second summand only,
Refine[Conjugate[(I n)/(
   2 (-1 + n)^2)], Element[n, Integers]]

it correctly evaluates to
-((I n)/(2 (-1 + n)^2))

Unfortunately, the expression is much more complicated so splitting it up and doing it by hand would be a lot of work. What is going on here?


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dr. Dre, Missy Elliott and Lil Wayne will be honored at the Recording Academy's second annual Black Music Collective event during Grammy week next month.
The academy announced Wednesday that the three Grammy winners and executive Sylvia Rhone will receive the Global Impact Award for their personal achievements in the music industry. The event will be held at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on Feb. 2, ahead of the Grammy Awards on Feb. 5.
"I am so thrilled to honor and celebrate these four giants in the music industry," said Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. "Last year's inaugural event was such a highlight during Grammy week and now with Dre, Missy, Wayne and Sylvia there to pay tribute to this year, it's definitely going to be another night to remember. I continue to be proud of the work of our Black Music Collective as it's (a) vital part of what we do here at the academy."
Black Music Collective is a group created in 2020 of prominent music industry leaders — including honorary chairs John Legend, Jimmy Jam and Quincy Jones — who are looking to find ways to drive Black representation and inclusion.
Last year, Legend, MC Lyte and D-Nice were honored. The event also highlights LVRN, a Black-founded record label that has built a roster that includes 6lack, D.R.A.M., Westside Boogie and Summer Walker.
Dr. Dre, a seven-time Grammy winner, has produced big hits for Jay-Z, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani, Kendrick Lamar, Nas and 50 Cent. He won his first Emmy for his Super Halftime performance with Eminem, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg, Lamar and 50 Cent.
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Old and New Craft
During National Reconciliation Week 2022, John Wardle Architects, Kennedy Nolan and Jackson Clements Burrows gathered at the JCB studio for a yarn on the theme Be Brave. Make Change.
The panel featured Indigenous practitioners from across our three practices sharing their reflections on the expectations and assumptions that are placed on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people within architecture and design.
Following an acknowledgment by JCB Director Jon Clements, Theo McMahon (Bundjalung, JWA) and Kayla Dunn (Wiradjuri & Kamilarou, JCB) facilitated the #BeBraveMakeChange yarn with speakers Brad Kerr (Quandamooka, Kennedy Nolan), Matt Muir (Wiradjuri, JWA), Michael McMahon (Bundjalung, JWA) and Sarah Lynn Rees (Trawlwoolway, JCB).
Following are some excerpts from the insightful Q&A.
What's your favourite thing about designing on Country?
Sarah – I think knowing what the possibilities could be if we designed on Country properly. Even though we've been doing it for a long time, designing with Country – as a methodology – is something that no one in Australia is yet doing to the full extent. We need a perfect storm of the right client and project for it to come together in the right way. Alternatively, we can incrementally change our own practice in that direction – or maybe it's a bit of both.
Also, because there's no aesthetic or architectural typology that we tie back to as a heritage, we get to invent the rules a little bit. We can be creative with the tangible and intangible aspects of Country and do something new that's both a form of representation and an opportunity to heal Country from the way it's been harmed in the past. The opportunities are endless really – we've barely explored what we could do.
Michael – I think that's a really interesting idea, to continue in the sense of endless opportunities. I'm not always going to be designing on my Country, so I like to think of entanglement - the actions I take, whether here or someplace else, affect Country.
It gives me so much motivation, inspiration and power knowing that I'm held to account.
Matt – For me personally, I'm relatively new in the architecture space so I see designing on Country as an opportunity to learn and to educate. As a young Indigenous man, I don't know the answers to everything, but I appreciate having opportunities to ask the right questions and keep learning about the significance of Country.
Brad – That's exactly how I feel, Matt. We're all visitors to the Country that we're on now, and for most places that we go within Australia, we're visitors too. It's always an opportunity to learn and grow.
The other thing is that architecture can be a regenerative process where we're giving back to the places that we're designing. We work in one of the most damaging industries in the world, and there's opportunities when designing on Country to really give back.
L-R: Kayla Dunn - Wiradjuri & Kamilarou; Brad Kerr - Quandamooka; Matt Muir - Wiradjuri; Michael McMahon - Bundjalung; Sarah Lynn Rees - Trawlwoolway; Theo McMahon - Bundjalung
Are expectations and assumptions placed on you as Indigenous designers?
Brad – We're still figuring out what designing on Country looks and feels like. We have ideas of what it could be, but the hard part is when you're asked in practice: "how do we do this properly?". As Indigenous designers, we don't know the answer so let's take the project journey together.
Matt – That happens a lot – not just in architecture either. Whenever National Reconciliation Week or NAIDOC week comes around, a manager will ask "hey, what do you think about this?". You feel obligated because you're proud of your Indigenous heritage and who you are, but you also can't speak on behalf of hundreds of thousands of people whose experience has been different to yours.
Theo – That stuff has been happening my whole life. From the age of five, being asked to come to primary school with a didgeridoo during NAIDOC week.
Matt – I call it blissful ignorance because it just makes you laugh.... Like reconciliation needs a big boomerang on it or "here's our Indigenous staff or Indigenous students". It can get quite confronting at times.
Michael – Sometimes we're expected to have done all the work already because it means so much to us personally. There's a principled approach that can be taken around about trust and listening. But it's not outcome based so to push for a certain outcome can't be done – you're either going to take something from somewhere else and adapt (or appropriate) it or you're not going to respect the principles.
Sarah – I hope this doesn't happen as much anymore, but ten years ago when I got my Indigenous scholarship to study at Cambridge, that was the first time I was confronted with the world of media. It was not uncommon to come across an opinion piece written by a neuroscientist questioning the colour of my skin, or people going through my LinkedIn and saying I was well connected here and why do I need the scholarship? For some reason, because you've identified publicly as Indigenous, people felt they had a right to dissect your identity.
On the flip side, there's also the expectation that you know and can speak on behalf of everything. But people often don't want to listen to you either. It's a weird parallel where you're learning your profession and finding your way until you find your own voice and choose to speak.
Do we think that reconciliation is the role of Indigenous people or the collective?
Michael – Personally, I have a responsibility to make my Country healthy and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia prosper. But it's impossible for us to do it. If we don't have help in deconstructing it, we're not going to see the change we want to see.
Brad – It's definitely not Indigenous people's sole responsibility – it has to be the responsibility of everyone. So many projects are developer driven and most practices thrive on projects that have minimum sustainability targets. If not for the greater collective of people driving change, then the 30 of us (Indigenous practitioners in Australia) can't do much.
Thank you to Brad, Kayla, Matt, Michael, Sarah and Theo for sharing your experiences so openly and honestly. Next year, we look forward to reflecting on the 2022 National Reconciliation Week learnings and seeing progress made in our profession.
To find out more about National Reconciliation Week, visit the Reconciliation Australia website here.


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Q: How to have proper CSS style in PDF made from wkhtmltopdf (PHP wrapper), provided html from Angular? I have an app in Angular 4, which sends part of the html to the PHP server on linux, which in turn uses wkhtmltopdf (using a PHP wrapper) to make the PDF and send it back to browser to display it. The pdf is made and displayed after that, but it is not styled - at all -  as I can see. How to make the PDF with the proper CSS style in this manner? This is the code that Angular sends to the PHP part:
public getPdf() {
    const html = this.pdfEl.innerHTML;

    alert(html);

    this.rest.post(
      '/pdf',
      { html },
      {
        headers: new Headers(),
        responseType: ResponseContentType.Blob
      }
    ).subscribe(
      (value) => {
        //alert('subscribe receiver in pdf button directive');
        this.url = URL.createObjectURL(value.blob());
        open(this.url);
      });

  }


Be strong. Stay strong. See a Nepalese talk to him. Our local Nepalese need us too.
This short message was spotted on the Facebook page of Sukhindarpal Singh, a Penang-based lawyer, who is also an active social volunteer.
Indeed, a timely message. Many of us are already thinking of helping the victims of the earthquake by either donating funds or extending our time in some sort of service. While we are at it, let us not forget the Nepalese, estimated to be in the range of 900,000 in Malaysia, in our midst.
Back home, the scale of the humanitarian crisis engulfing eight million people in Nepal is starting to sink in as we view video footages and photographs of the devastation unleashed by the massive earthquake.
"In some villages, about 90% of the houses have collapsed. They're just flattened," Rebecca McAteer, an American doctor told The Guardian, a London-based newspaper. Udav Prashad Timalsina, the top official for Gorkha, warned that people were not getting food and shelter.
Health workers, meanwhile, fear a major crisis is unfolding among survivors of the quake who are living in the open or in overcrowded tents with no access to sanitation or clean water. By the end of Tuesday, 5,057 people had been confirmed dead and another 10,000 injured, the report added.
We may not be in Nepal to extend a helping hand. Let's do our bit wherever we are. When you next see a Nepalese, talk to him or her.
Send a picture of the slip to +6012-2055011 for records. Please state Earthquake Relief, your name and address.
I was there when it struck the destruction of life and property has taken the country back economically. Aid has arrived distribution is slow. Every building in Katmandu was affected and government has provided transport for Nepali people to leave for countryside. India was first to remove all Nationals followed by EU and Canada yesterday.
Since Sunday I have been stopping and talking to various Nepali migrant workers. Yesterday I chatted with about 8 of the wonderful people in an around Sunshine Square where I live in Bayan Baru, Penang.
Just asking them, "Parivaar theek hai?" [ Is your family ok?] and "Tumara gaon ko nuksaan hooa?" [Did your village suffer any damage?] would light up their faces.
Today at the local Veggie Delight the Nepali I asked told me that on of their team members had lost some of his family members and the village had 500 casualties. We did a small prayer to give strength to accept the inevitable.
It makes the difference to stop and ask.


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and Obee loses control over the beast.
Venomus was made by the Obee Organization. He was sent out to destroy Godzilla as revenge for Abillas. However, he was baddly beaten. He lost the back section of his head, along with the controller transmitter implanted in his brain. His ultra-regenerative powers allowed him to regrow his brain and head. He is now free to do of his own will, and is living peacefully on a tropical island in the Pacific. His nature now is of a good sort and he will avoid conflict unless neccesary.


The Plava Laguna Tisno Hotel is situated right by the sea, 500 meters from the city center.
The main beach is located about 800 meters from the hotel and there is a smaller beach right in front of the hotel.
The friendly and always smiling staff will be at your service during your stay, so that you can enjoy a pleasant and unforgettable holiday.
It has 12 twin bedrooms and 3 family apartments with two bedrooms. All rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with a plasma-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, mini-bar and desk. The bathrooms are all new and fully equipped. The hotel has an elevator for quick and easy access to the rooms. All rooms have a balcony with a lovely sea view. The guests are free to use the hotel parking lots to park their cars at no charge.
The hotel restaurant overlooking the sea offers various Croatian and French specialties, including various dishes prepared from freshly caught fish.
The town of Tisno can be easily reached from both Zadar (60km) and Split Airports (75km).


An inspirational inset day with Pie Corbett incorporating Children's authors, poets and storytellers at the British Museum exploring ways of using artefacts and cultural heritage in a creative and engaging way to stimulate writing.
A must have day for school diaries, Deputy Head teachers, Literacy Coordinators, Key Stage Coordinators and Head teachers!
The day will focus on creativity and developing writing across the curriculum using the British Museum collection as a stimulus with the inspirational, charismatic and creative Literacy educator Pie Corbett.
This stimulating day will incorporate facilitated workshop sessions with established children's auhtors, storytellers and poets: Valerie Bloom, Alan Durant and Saviour Pirotta. Together they have many years experience working in schools exciting and stimulating writing with pupils across Key Stages 1-3.
Through developing approaches that could be adapted for a range of meaningful and purposeful cultural and educational school visits.
Pie will consider different possibilities for using visits to museums and galleries especially focussing on using artefacts and images as a basis for imaginative writing, to create stories, poetry and non-fiction. He will include a range of creative games that help to warm up the imagination and then demonstrate how a visit might lead into the full range of writing. Previous projects based in galleries and museums have seen a very powerful effect on children's engagemnt as writers. Teachers interested in using first hand experiences in this way will find this session especially useful.
During this session, Pie will model how to use shared writing to directly teach writing, including mini demonstrations of poetry, story and non-fiction writing. he will show how to use artefacts to write imaginatively. Everyone will play a range of story games using different objects and images. For children to write well, we have to engage thir imaginations and interest.
This will focus on using storytelling techniques to develop different stories orally before moving into writing. It will be ideal for anyone interested in 'talk for writing' and wishing to use those techniques on visits to museums and galleries. Everyone will be inolved in learning to retell a story as well as developing their own tale to take back to school.


-- The Bakours were among the first Syrian refugees to arrive in Canada. They came on Dec. 7, four days before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau greeted arrivals at the new refugee reception area of Pearson airport.
meet the Bakours. The Star visited them over the past two months.
The family is made up of Hussein (35) and Wahida (34), their twin boys Fawaz and Ali (10), then Mohammed (7), Rahaf (6), and Malak (2). They arrived in Toronto mid December as refugees from Syria, by way of a refugee camp in Lebanon. They endured a long journey from their war torn hometown to their new home in Toronto's east end area of Scarborough. Catherine and I were around for some of the families firsts in Toronto. From their first school days, to first birthdays, tears, and laughter.
Malak wipes her eyes as as the family is treated for lunch at the Mediterranean restaurant in Toronto on December 31, 2015.
Hussein nervously meets church members during a welcoming tea at Metropolitan United Church in honour of the church sponsored Bakour family on January 9, 2016.
After a family visit to a clothing depot for newly arrived refugees, Mohammed tries on some of his new clothes at home on December 31, 2015.
Translator Hisham shows Hussein and Wahida their hometown on google maps as Rahaf plays with tissues in their Scarborough home on December 16, 2015.
Hussein and Wahida giggle during their first ESL class on January 11, 2016.
Ali amuses himself with the music of a volunteer at a clothing depot for newly arrived refugees on December 31, 2015.
The children sip chocolate milk at a breakfast program on their first day of school on December 16, 2015. From left, Malak Fawaz, Ali, and Mohammed.
Sponsor Karen Scott plays with the children in the fountain at the Eatons Centre on December 23, 2015.
The Bakour family and sponsor Karen Scott enjoy hotdogs as they make their way to Nathan Phillips Square on December 23, 2015.
Hussein holds daughter Rahaf as the Bakours and sponsor Karen make their way home after their first trip on the subway on December 22, 2015.
Rahaf, 2, plays in the pews at Metropolitan United Church as the Bakour family sets out to thank their sponsors from the church on December 23, 2015.
Wahida blows out her birthday candles as sponsor Karen and daughter Rahaf watch. A first for her and her husband as they settle into their new home in Toronto's east end, on December 16, 2015.
Mohammed nervously stands for the national anthem amongst his class on his first day of school on December 16, 2015.


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Car manufacturer Faurecia invests in ESP Consulting to improve vehicle cockpits
One of the world's most prominent automotive technology companies Faurecia has invested in ESP Consulting, a French laboratory that uses cognitive science to improve human performance and enjoyment. A key objective of Faurecia is to better understand the impact of its technology on human behaviour in the cockpit through the lens of tailored and predictive scenarios.
The Vice President of Cockpit of the Future, Faurecia, David Degrange, said, "ESP Consulting Faurecia will provide a reliable scientific platform and an improved perception of human factors that include innovative wellness solutions primarily aimed at enhancing postural comfort, reducing stress, and eliminating motion sickness."
CEO and founder of ESP Consulting, Jean-Bernard Fabre, said the partnership with Faurecia would help his company's international endeavours. Our relationship with race teams necessitates the building of two high-tech spaces: a biosensor and an environmental chamber, a unique equipment for analysing human behaviours under precise climatic conditions."
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For the sake of the "Sustainable Mobility" and "Cockpit of the Future" programmes at Faurecia, Faurecia Ventures invests in early-stage companies that can help strengthen the company's innovation strategy.
Additionally, Hella has joined forces with Faurecia to build futuristic cockpits for automobiles. For example, dynamic and surface lighting can be developed to create a more customised cockpit experience as a result of the partnership. Faurecia's system integration solution for vehicle integration and Hella's revolutionary interior lighting product portfolio will contribute to this effort.
There has been a dramatic shift in the automotive business around the world, and these two large automotive technology players can see the profitable future of the sector.
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Q: Call C++ library in C# I have a lot of libraries written in C++. I want to call these libraries from C#, however, I have met many problems. I want to know if there is a book or guideline to tell me how to do that.

A: If you google "c++ c# interop", you'll find tons of information on this topic.
A couple of links:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc301501.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235281(VS.80).aspx

A: I recently had to wrap some c++ code in .NET. Although the c++ code was packaged as a dll, the interface was too unfriendly for P/Invoke, so I decided to write it in managed c++, or C++/CLI as it is apparently known now.
I found this tutorial very useful on the syntax. It's not so easy on the eye, but the content seemed pretty good.

A: I'm a big fan of the book C++/CLI in Action which has a couple of useful sample chapters online, at that address.
This intro on CodeProject is a good starting point.
The author of C++/CLI in Action has a number of articles on CodeProject, scroll down to the C++/CLI section on his index.
The Wikipedia article on P/Invoke has a number of reasons why you might not want to use that approach, with which I agree:

*

*loss of typing support by the compiler

*possible data type or alignment issues as you have to map types by hand

*need to pin garbage-collected objects

The best starting point on MSDN is the summary article.

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*DllImport - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa984739(VS.71).aspx

*Wrapper class - http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vcgeneral/thread/67cc9eea-a4fe-48bd-b8d5-f3c8051ba896


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Q: Adding colour transition to newly added Listview items I have written a windows universal app under windows 10 that has a ListView.
This ListView updates every five seconds if new data if available. Its data source is an ObservableCollection that only allows a maximum of ten items to be shown, with the newest being inserted at the front of the collection. This seems to work well as you see the ListView with items slowly scrolling down the screen.
What I want to do is add some sort of colour transition to the new items in the ListView, so that when they appear, the background of the item starts off grey and fades to white. I want this effect so that a user can easily see the new item or items that have just appeared in the ListView.
The new objects added to the collection have a flag set to indicate they are new. I thought this could be used as an indicator if the animation process was able to reset this flag after the animation? Or should I look to use an event off the ListView, if there is one?
I'm new to storyboards so am not sure the best approach. Can anyone advise on the areas I should research to get the animation or even if it's possible under the UWP?

A: Basically, whenever a new item has been added, you want to animate its color to light gray and then animate it right back.
So the key thing is to find the event that's invoked during the item container creation. In this case, ContainerContentChanging is your friend.
Since you need to animate the color a few times during an animation, you will need ColorAnimationUsingKeyFrames rather than a normal ColorAnimation. The whole Timeline and Storyboard syntax can be a bit confusing at times so I have created a simple demo for you here. Hope it helps. :)
private void OnListViewContainerContentChanging(ListViewBase sender, ContainerContentChangingEventArgs args)
{
    if (args.ItemContainer != null && !args.InRecycleQueue && args.Phase == 0)
    {
        var colorAnimation = new ColorAnimationUsingKeyFrames
        {
            // 'cause the new item comes in with an animation of which duration is about 300s, we add a little delay here to only
            // animate the color after it appears.
            BeginTime = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(300)
        };
        var keyFrame1 = new LinearColorKeyFrame { KeyTime = KeyTime.FromTimeSpan(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(0)), Value = Colors.White };
        var keyFrame2 = new LinearColorKeyFrame { KeyTime = KeyTime.FromTimeSpan(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(400)), Value = Colors.LightGray };
        var keyFrame3 = new LinearColorKeyFrame { KeyTime = KeyTime.FromTimeSpan(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(1200)), Value = Colors.White };
        colorAnimation.KeyFrames.Add(keyFrame1);
        colorAnimation.KeyFrames.Add(keyFrame2);
        colorAnimation.KeyFrames.Add(keyFrame3);

        Storyboard.SetTarget(colorAnimation, args.ItemContainer);
        Storyboard.SetTargetProperty(colorAnimation, "(Control.Background).(SolidColorBrush.Color)");

        var storyboard = new Storyboard();
        storyboard.Children.Add(colorAnimation);
        storyboard.Begin();
    }
}

Here's how it looks like in a demo app.