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World Series Title Caps Comeback for Young
February 5, 2016 November 15, 2019 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments baseball, Highland Park, Kansas City Royals, pitcher, World Series
A few years ago, some speculated that Chris Young's baseball career might be over. Now he's reached the pinnacle of the sport.
The resurgence of the former Highland Park standout earned him a new two-year contract worth $11.5 million from the Kansas City Royals this winter after he became a key part of their run to a World Series title in the fall.
For the 36-year-old pitcher, capturing his first World Series title – he was the winning pitcher out of the bullpen in Game 1 against the New York Mets – capped one of the more incredible comeback stories in recent years in baseball.
"It's a dream that I've always wanted to achieve," Young said. "It's been a motivator during the tough times."
After graduating from Princeton, the 6-foot-10-inch Young played his first two MLB seasons with the Rangers starting in 2004, then had a few strong years with the San Diego Padres, where he was an All-Star in 2007.
However, a series of arm and shoulder injuries led to various stints on the disabled list, and caused him to bounce between organizations between 2010 and 2013. After finally being diagnosed and treated correctly, Young posted one of his best seasons in 2014 with the Seattle Mariners, tallying 12 wins and being honored as the American League Comeback Player of the Year. He signed with the Royals as a free agent prior to 2015.
"It certainly isn't the way you'd script a career, but I've learned a lot of life lessons," Young said. "Physically, I feel great, and I'm still pitching at a high level."
Last summer, Young and his family — including his wife, Elizabeth, and three young children — moved after eight years from San Diego back to the Park Cities, where his oldest daughter now attends Hyer Elementary School. Being apart from them so frequently is one of the most difficult parts of being a professional athlete, he said.
Even for a veteran like Young, the pennant chase and the postseason made for a pressure-packed couple of months. The most emotional moment came during the final week of the regular-season, when Young pitched one of his best games of the season just 12 hours after his father's death.
With his scheduled start looming, Young decided to pitch that day in Cleveland both to honor his dad and to support his teammates, and he credits the experience for helping him heal.
"It was really tough, but I felt like before I could come home, I had to pitch that game," Young said. "I felt it was the best way to honor him. My dad played a part in all this. It felt like it was me and him out there together."
A few weeks later, in his first World Series appearance, Young pitched three shutout innings in relief during the opening game to earn the win. He later started Game 4, which Kansas City also won.
"I didn't view it as pressure," Young said. "I saw it as an opportunity to seize the moment."
Young said he looks forward to spending the next two seasons (or perhaps three, thanks to an option in his new contract) with the Royals. It will be the first time in the past several years when he will report to spring training in February with a job already secure.
"They were willing to take a chance on me when 29 other clubs weren't," Young said. "It's a first-class city and a first-class organization. At this point in my career, to have that championship and play with this great group of guys, it's all you can ask for."
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Westside - Troika Field: A Failed Completion Followed by a Successful Workover
The WestLake Club
570 WestLake Park Blvd
In 1999 BP added wells to develop small reservoirs adjacent to the Troika Field. The wells were deep, multi-zone subsea completions that produced both oil and gas. When drilling the TA-6 well, there were problems setting the 7" casing, so 5 ½" casing was run inside the 7" across the perforated interval. The screen was downsized to 2 7/8" and placed across the perforated interval at 16,367 to 16,507 ft (TVD). During the frac pack, they did not have a live annulus and could not circulate. Ultimately the crossover seals failed and the washpipe became plugged with gel and proppant, making the pressure gauges ineffective.
The TA-6 well was brought on production in November 2000 and produced for 14 months before experiencing massive sand production. With significant reserves remaining behind pipe, it was decided to perform a workover. The sand was cleaned out and a metal mesh media was run inside of the existing prepacked screen. The workover proved successful and the water cut dropped from 10% at failure to less than 3% after the workover.
This presentation will describe the use of an erosion model to evaluate both the probable cause of the completion failure and the operating conditions of the successful workover.
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Speaker George Gillespie
Director of BD Well Screen
Weatherford International
George Gillespie is currently the Director of Business Development for the Weatherford Well Screen product line. He graduated from Michigan State with a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering. He has over 38 years of experience in screen technology for the petrochemical, filtration, environmental, and …
George Gillespie is currently the Director of Business Development for the Weatherford Well Screen product line. He graduated from Michigan State with a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering. He has over 38 years of experience in screen technology for the petrochemical, filtration, environmental, and oil & gas industries. For the past 25 years, he has focused on the application, engineering, and marketing of screen technologies for oil and gas wells.
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Niharra ist ein Ort und eine zentralspanische Gemeinde (municipio) mit  Einwohnern (Stand: ) in der Provinz Ávila in der Autonomen Region Kastilien-León.

Name
Der für Kastilien ungewöhnlich klingende Ortsname wird auf eine arabische Analogiebildung zu einem alten spanischen Wort für "Heustapel" (almiar = Vorrat, Stapel + heno = Heu) oder auf ein baskisches Substrat des Castellano bzw. auf Zuwanderung zurückgeführt (bask. arro = großes Becken, Gewässereinzugsgebiet, was zur Lage des Ortes passt). Sowohl arabisierte als auch im Baskischen (wie z. B. Amavida, Mingorría, Naharrevisca) wurzelnde Toponyme aus der Zeit der repoblación, der Wiederbesiedlung durch Mozaraber, Basken oder Zuwanderer aus Asturien ca. im 11. Jahrhundert sind in der Provinz Ávila weit verbreitet.

Lage
Der Ort Niharra befindet sich im vom Río Adaja durchflossenen Valle de Amblés gut 21 km südwestlich von Ávila bzw. ca. 127 km nordwestlich von Madrid in einer Höhe von ca. . Das Klima im Winter ist kühl, im Sommer dagegen trotz der Höhenlage durchaus warm; die geringen Niederschlagsmengen (ca. 420 mm/Jahr) fallen – mit Ausnahme der nahezu regenlosen Sommermonate – verteilt übers ganze Jahr.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Der stetige Bevölkerungsrückgang seit den 1950er Jahren ist im Wesentlichen auf die Mechanisierung der Landwirtschaft, die Aufgabe von bäuerlichen Kleinbetrieben und den damit einhergehenden Verlust an Arbeitsplätzen zurückzuführen.

Wirtschaft
Das wirtschaftliche Leben von Niharra ist in hohem Maße agrarisch orientiert – früher wurden Getreide, Weinreben etc. zur Selbstversorgung angepflanzt; Gemüse stammte aus den Hausgärten. Viehzucht (früher hauptsächlich Schafe und Ziegen, heute zumeist Rinder) wurde ebenfalls betrieben. Im Ort selbst siedelten sich Kleinhändler, Handwerker sowie Dienstleister aller Art an. Mittlerweile spielt auch der ländliche Tourismus (turismo rural) eine immer bedeutsamer werdende Rolle für das Wirtschaftsleben der Gemeinde.

Geschichte
Über die ältere Geschichte von Niharra ist nur wenig bekannt, doch beweist die auf dem Gebiet des Nachbarorts Solosancho gelegene keltische (vielleicht vettonische) Höhenfestung Castro de Ulaca eine frühe Besiedlung der Region. Die Existenz eines römischen Landgutes (villa rustica), kleinere Münzfunde aus dem 2. Jahrhundert, eine römische Fahrstraße und eine nahegelegene "Römerbrücke" lassen auf eine antike Besiedlung schließen. Westgotische Zeugnisse fehlen. Im 8. Jahrhundert überrannten die Mauren das Gebiet; von Siedlungen ist jedoch nichts bekannt.

Im 11. Jahrhundert wurde die Gegend von den Christen zurückerobert (reconquista) und im Auftrag Alfons VI. von León durch Raimund von Burgund wiederbesiedelt (repoblación). In einem Dokument des Jahres 1250 wird eine Großgemeinde mit Namen Valle Amblés genannt, zu der auch der namentlich jedoch nicht genannte und vielleicht noch nicht existente Ort Niharra gehörte.

Sehenswürdigkeiten

 Die schlichte Kirche San Cornelio und San Cipriano stammt aus dem 16. Jahrhundert und ist überwiegend aus exakt behauenen größeren Feldsteinen gemauert. Über der Westfassade befindet sich ein zweigeteilter Glockengiebel (espadaña), dessen oberer Teil aus Ziegelsteinen besteht. Wahrscheinlich im 18. Jahrhundert wurde das auf der Südseite befindliche Portal durch eine Vorhalle (portico) geschützt. Im Innern der einschiffigen Kirche beeindrucken eine Artesonado-Holzdecke, eine hölzerne Tribüne im Westen sowie mehrere Schnitz- und Bildaltäre.
Umgebung
 Circa zwei Kilometer südwestlich des Ortes befinden sich die Ruinen eines antiken Landgutes (villa rustica) aus dem 2. bis 5. Jahrhundert (Pared de los Moros), deren Mauern in der Technik des opus caementitium errichtet wurden. Aber auch bronzezeitliche Kleinfunde wurden hier gemacht.

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 Niharra, Tourismus – Fotos + Infos (spanisch)

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Ort in Kastilien und León

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Game preview: Gamecock men close regular season against Georgia
It's Senior Day Saturday.
By Kody Timmers Mar 9, 2019, 11:00am EST
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South Carolina (15-15, 10-7 SEC) vs. Georgia (11-19, 2-15)
Start time: 1 p.m.
South Carolina, which had been mired in a three-game slump and looked simply exhausted as the season winds to a close, perked up and handled Texas A&M 71-54 in a much-needed and frankly surprising road victory. Chris Silva was the standout for USC, posting 22 points and a career-high 17 rebounds, as the Gamecocks led for the majority of the contest and sank 57 percent of their 3-pointers to sweep the Aggies. Hassani Gravett (17 points) and Keyshawn Bryant (15) completed the double-figure scoring for South Carolina.
What to watch for
Earlier this season, the Gamecocks topped the Bulldogs 86-80 in Athens, as both A.J. Lawson and Chris Silva went for 19 points and helped hold off a couple furious Georgia rallies. South Carolina is still without the injured Lawson — he won't return until possibly the SEC Tournament — but thankfully Silva is coming off that monster performance against A&M.
Georgia has continued to have a rough go of it under new coach Tom Crean, as the Bulldogs have lost four of their past five and were laboring under a nine-game losing streak until their win over Florida last week. (Georgia's only other league win this season came against Vanderbilt.) Nicolas Claxton leads UGA with 13 points and 8.3 rebounds per game.
Silva, Gravett, and Tre Campbell will be honored on Senior Day before the game. If South Carolina wins this afternoon, the Gamecocks will match a program-best 11 SEC victories — and notch a sixth straight dub over Georgia. Let's do this.


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JCB INVESTS FOR GROWTH AS NEW 65 MILLION FACTORY PLAN UNVEILED
JCB is to invest £65 million in a new plant in India as the company prepares to celebrate 40 years of manufacturing in the country, it was announced today.
The new factory will be located in Vadodara near the port city of Surat in the State of Gujarat on the West Coast of India and will fabricate parts for global production lines as the company prepares to meet increased demand.
JCB Chairman Lord Bamford yesterday (Monday, March 25th) laid the foundation stone for the new plant which will be JCB's sixth in India – a country which has been JCB's biggest single market since 2007. The announcement follows the start of work on a new £50 million factory to build cabs for JCB machines in Uttoxeter, Staffordshire which will be completed later this year.
Lord Bamford said;
With major investment in manufacturing capacity in the UK and India, we are very well placed to grow our business in the future. This year we celebrate 40 years of JCB India and our success over those four decades is down to our continual investment. It's fitting that we mark the 40th anniversary with an investment in a factory which will give us enormous manufacturing capacity.
JCB India already has factories in Delhi, Pune and Jaipur. Production at the new facility on a 44 acre site will begin next year. It will house the most modern laser cutting, welding and machining technology and will be a fork-lift free operation. It will be capable of processing 85,000 tonnes of steel annually.
JCB India MD Vipin Sondhi said: "For 40 years JCB has remained committed to India. The decision to build a new world-class factory at Vadodara builds on JCB's commitment to India. The chosen site is strategically important because it is located close to a major sea port which allows efficient transportation."


Nonetheless, here are the things I've been dying to get my hands on for a little while (and hopefully I will soon).
What do you guys think of my wishlist? What are you excited to spend your paycheck on?
Have a nice weekend ahead beauties and I will see you soon!
I got my pay check today and I was basking in extreme happiness, haha. Yay, happy pay day!
Such a great list, I especially love the Mac lipstick shade and the zoeva brushes- they are so pretty!
I would love all the makeup products!
The Zoeva Rode Golden set is brilliant! I treated myself to the Anastasia contour kit last month but I think I need to watch a few more tutorials on how to use it properly haha! I love the shade of Mac lipstick you've picked out!
Love your picks. Need some make up brushes round about now lol. Hoping to do some 'shopping' when pay day hits too.
These are all such great picks! I would love to get those heeled sandals!
Essa lista estar tudo de bom amei, bom final de semana.
We love new stuff, but hate to spend all our money YES!, these are some really cool stuff on your wishlist my personal favorite the lace up heeled sandals, and that's mostly what I enjoy spending my paycheck on SHOES SHOES and more Jewelry!.
oooh, these picks are great!
I hate running out of perfume, and that one is one of my favourites as well!
Não me importava nada que essas coisinha viessem cá parar.
Great choices! I'm hoping to buy some lace up flats next!
I have that exact set of Zoeva brushes, they're really good, I definitely recommend them!
The Zoeva Rose Golden Brush Set has been on my wishlist for months now! So pretty! Fab list, so many lovely pieces.
Amei tudo, estou louca por esse perfume!
Eeeep, I've been wanting that Zoeva brush set for a while! Unfortunately adult stuff like bills get in the way, boooo.
fun picks! mac flat out fab is one of my all time favorite lipstick colors!
Everyone's excited for the payday.
Anyways, i love your picks.
But anyway, all of them are lovely.
love those brushes, but the price.. eek!
Pay day couldn't come any faster! I want it all!!
Zoeva brushes are on my wish list as well - have been wanting them for months! The Anastasia Contour Palette looks lovely too!


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Q: Как развернуть свернутый браузер ? Доброго времени друзья. Такой вопрос: как открыть страницу если браузер свернут? к примеру у меня есть всплавающее окно когда браузер свернут и при клике на него что должно происходить? если вопрос не ясен направьте...
A: Никак. Никто не даст управлять окнами ОС.

A: я сам нашел)) window.focus();
A: Ну по идее, если под мелкософт пишите, послать процессу/браузеру команду "максимайз" через скрипты. Но это в теории. Уверен таких скриптов полно, и можно подправить под свои нужды.
How to detect browser minimize and maximize state

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mainWindow.minimize(); //сворачиваем браузер
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The flattening of the technological landscape and emergence of peer adversaries requires that the U.S. military innovate to remain dominant.
DiStasi said recent modernization have not been as successful as past programs, citing the recent failings of the Future Combat Systems. He goes on to explain how two decades ago the "Big Five" programs (M1 Abrams, M2 Bradley, Patriot missile, Black Hawk, and Apache) demonstrated a successful approach with each program arguably providing 5 to 10 times the capability improvement over its contemporary system moving through the procurement cycle more efficiently.
"Like the 'Big Five' programs of the 1980s, innovation will be focused on integration and modest technical breakthroughs rather than attempting to push the boundaries of what is possible," said DiStasi. He highlighted the key successful commonalities from the 'Big Five' including, each program exhibited close partnerships between industry as well as science and technology; prototyping and experimentation occurred early and often between industry and operators; and all programs began with a relatively mature technological foundation.
Recent advancements provide greater opportunity to innovate and reduce risk. Technology is put in the hands of operators much faster and with limited investment — the Department of Defense is finally positioned to move beyond the failed programs of the recent past.


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Q: jQuery Manipulating Temporary Elements I have a list with the id #list with no list items in it. In my jQuery script, I have a function that sets the HTML inside of #list to some list items.
$('#list').click(function() {
    $('#list').html("<li> blah </li> <li> blooh </li>");
});

But afterwards, when I try to manipulate $('#list li'):
$('#list li').mouseenter(function() {
    this.style.backgroundColor = "red";
});

it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?

A: Its not working because the click handler is only being applied to things that are in the DOM.
Try this:
$('#list').delegate('li','click',function(){
   this.style.backgroundColor = "red";
});

Delegate will bind elements that do not yet exist in the DOM.

A: If using jQuery v1.7+, use .on() in its delegated form like :
$('#list').click(function () {
    $('#list').html("<li> blah </li> <li> blooh </li>");
}).on("mouseenter", "li", function () {
    this.style.backgroundColor = "red";
}).on("mouseleave", "li", function () {
    this.style.backgroundColor = "white";
});

JSFIDDLE
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The Glass Castle – Book Review
If there ever was a book that had me at hello, this would be it. In The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls' exact first words are, "I was sitting in a taxi, wondering if I had overdressed for the evening, when I looked out the window and saw Mom rooting through a Dumpster." She's headed to a swanky New York city party when she accidentally comes across her vagrant mother. In fact, both her parents are homeless. A unique pair of individuals who chose to live on the streets repelled by conventional standards and beliefs. Her story starts from the very beginning, as far back as she can remember. A fight with a fire in the desert. This is Jeannette's adventure story. Her secret is out, and it's good.
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Middlesex – Book Review
Middlesex is a fiction Pulitzer Prize winner written by Jeffrey Eugenides, also the author of his first book, Virgin Suicides, which later became a Sofia Coppola movie. The main character Calliope, who is also the narrator, was born and raised as a girl with too much boy hormones and a little something extra between the legs. This all thanks to a well kept juicy secret between her grandparents, Desdemona and Lefty. But this is not just a story of a girl coming of age, in search of her own identity. It is like a tragic Greek tale of misfortune and adventure. This is an account of the Stephanide's lineage and their screwed up history that eventually comes full circle. A girl at the age of fourteen who discovers love and lust in all the unlikely ways. A girl who has to deal with fancy doctors who attempt to solve her identity problem. Her genetic problem. Her secret problem. A problem her parents are too ignorant to see, cos they've in fact never seen it.
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With all the talk surrounding J. Cole's album, it's easy to forget about Ab-Soul. But don't look over him. He's also dropped his album Do What Thou Wilt, featuring nice wordplay and deep metaphors. We'll be dropping a podcast on Tuesday breaking down this album.
Check out his latest visual for D.R.U.G.S. and let us know what you think of it in the comments below!


Hillary Chybinski: #vlogmom | What 3 Songs Take You Back?
#vlogmom | What 3 Songs Take You Back?
For this week's #vlogmom topic, Alissa from Clever Compass asks, "What three songs take you back to a place/time?"
So many songs. . .so many memories. . .so little time. . .
How about you? Leave me a comment with 3 songs that take you back.
Love the intro to that vlog. So fun!
Love that you scrolled through you iPod with us to get your inspiration!
I'm assuming that the last one is you and your husband's song. That's one thing we didn't do - pick "our song." Oh well.
Great job on the Call Me Maybe!


Westwood, CA – The crowd jumped to feet after perfect alley-op to Lonzo Ball followed by a Bryce Alford crippling three pointer with 2:06 left to play and 30 point lead.
UCLA flexed its muscle in the second half behind 44 points in the paint to defeat USC 102-70.
The leading scorer was Alford with 26 points, 5/9 for 3pt range, while TJ Leaf scored 19 points, and Thomas Welsh 16 points with 16 rebounds.
UCLA was ran out of the gym when these team last met at Galen Center losing to USC 84-76. Their two big men didn't bring it like they did tonight. A few key turnovers in last minute made the score appear respectable.
The Bruins played both sides of the court tonight with five players in double figures, 6 blocks, and 5 steals as a team.
Lonzo Ball hanging in air to the basket.
All three Ball brothers were in Pauley Pavilion tonight, the younger ones watched the game with their entire Chino Hills teammates. Big brother didn't disappoint them scoring 15 points, 8 rebounds, 8 assists and few monster dunks as explanation points on the victory.
USC was lead by Bennie Boatwright with 20 points, going 8/8 from the free throw line and 10 rebounds. Chimezie Metu scored 14 points and only 6 rebounds.
The UCLA Bruins really played well today inside and out for a complete game hitting their stride at the right time.
UCLA still leads the All-Time series 138 – 108 and with their 23-3 record is ranked No. 5 in the country. The Bruins will play 3 of 5 remaining games at Pauley, that can help build momentum before PAC-12 Tournament in Las Vegas next month.
Both teams will hit the road next week to face Arizona and Arizona State before returning home.


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Coding Careers
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Are you a problem-solver with a knack for math? Consider a career in coding and discover everything you need to know to get started.
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You can qualify for an entry-level coding job with a certification or degree.
A graduate coding degree can increase salary potential.
Coding bootcamps and internships help you develop in-demand skills.
A strong coding resume emphasizes accomplishments and experience.
The computer science field offers many well-paying coding jobs, such as web developer, software application developer, and database administrator. The field also lets professionals specialize in one or more in-demand coding languages, such as Python or Java.
You can qualify for an entry-level coding job by earning a certification or undergraduate degree. A graduate degree may help you get a management-level position or start a career in academia.
Plus, computer science internships let undergraduate and graduate students improve their resumes and network with employers.
What Are Common Coding Careers?
Learners earning a certificate or coding degree can explore many coding jobs, such as web developer. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that these professionals earned a median $78,300 annual salary as of May 2021.
Typical responsibilities include writing code for websites, collaborating with graphics designers, and creating prototypes to test for bugs.
The latest BLS data shows that software developers earned a median salary exceeding $109,020 in May 2021, nearly 240% more than what the average U.S. worker made. Day-to-day tasks include working with users to identify software needs, designing new systems, and troubleshooting problems.
The BLS reports that database administrators earned a median of $101,000 salary in 2021, and top earners made more than $150,000. These professionals create new databases, back up data, and install security software. Database administrators may specialize in hardware or software.
Other coding career paths for recent graduates include computer systems analyst. This job requires workers to design new software, oversee hardware installation, and advise managers on IT upgrades. BLS data from 2021 shows that analysts earned a median of $99,270 salary per year.
Management companies, computer systems design firms, and insurance and finance firms paid professionals even more.
What Degree Should You Get to Work in Coding?
Coding courses help new and experienced professionals learn the latest knowledge and skills. Options to qualify for entry-level coding jobs include earning a certification or associate degree.
Already have some experience? Consider earning a bachelor's or graduate degree to get one of the best-paying positions.
If you're already working, you should consider an online computer science degree or certification. These programs offer a more flexible learning style.
Major software and hardware companies award coding certifications to inexperienced coders. Options include the Google professional workspace administrator certificate. This free certification features instruction in software administration fundamentals and data security best practices.
Coding certifications for experienced workers include the Google IT automation with Python professional certificate. This six-month certification emphasizes software automation, Git, and GitHub. Learners complete an applied learning project to combine new knowledge and skills.
People interested in networking coding jobs can turn to Cisco for certification. Cisco offers certification pathways at the associate, professional, and expert levels. Learners can customize their certification experience by choosing a specialization and paying at least $125 per exam as of October 2022.
Options similar to certification include coding bootcamps. These short, intensive classes prepare you for entry-level coding jobs. Make sure to check coding bootcamps' reputations before applying.
Many associate degrees, such as information technology, prepare you for entry-level coding jobs.
Coding courses may include cybersecurity fundamentals, desktop support, and Oracle database operations. Programs may require students to earn a minimum "C" grade in all classes to maintain good academic standing.
An associate degree in computer science can prepare you for a coding career or a bachelor's completion program.
Typical classes include object-oriented programming and data structures, digital design fundamentals, and assembly language. Degree-seekers also complete many upper-division mathematics classes.
Students in the 2020-2021 school year paid just over $3,500 per year in tuition at two-year public schools, as per data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). This amount does not include education-related expenses, such as textbooks and transportation. If you're learning part time, you may qualify for federal financial aid by submitting the FAFSA annually.
Many well-paying coding career paths require at least a bachelor's degree in computer science.
This four-year program offers classes in software security, client or server development, and computational graphics and visuals. And a senior year capstone class lets you complete a project you can add to your portfolio.
Other relevant majors include software programming. Degree-seekers in this major master Python, SQL, HTML, and C++. Graduates who do not go on to a master's program can work as computer systems analysts, computer programmers, or software consultants.
The average cost of a bachelor's degree in 2021 exceeded $140,000, according to NCES data. However, many students paid much less out of pocket by earning scholarships or attending an in-state public college.
Lucrative coding jobs, such as computer information and research scientist, require a master's degree.
The BLS reports that computer and information research scientists working in 2021 earned a median of $131,490 annual salary. Related careers include SEO specialist, database administrator, and computer network analyst.
Typical classes include the foundations of algorithms, advanced computer network security, and information assurance and security. Some programs feature specializations, like cybersecurity and big data systems.
You should expect to pay more per credit for a master's degree than for a bachelor's or associate degree. But you may save money by attending a university that charges per term. Plus, full-time and accelerated students often pay less per class than their part-time peers.
Some experienced computer programmers work as postsecondary teachers. The BLS reports that these educators made a median annual salary exceeding $79,000 in 2021. Many postsecondary teaching jobs at four-year colleges require a doctoral computer science degree.
Prospective degree-seekers select from on-campus and online programs. Classes may include qualitative and quantitative research methods, futuring and innovation, and the principles of research methods and design. Research classes prepare students for their dissertations.
You can save on a doctorate in many ways, such as by teaching undergraduate classes or qualifying for federal grants.
Some employers also offer tuition reimbursement. Participants receive money for each class they pass if they agree to stay with their employer for a specific number of years after they graduate.
Coding internships help students and recent graduates improve their resumes and network with potential employers. Major technology companies, including IBM, Google, and Intel, feature summer internship opportunities.
You can explore computer science internships by visiting online job boards and attending your school's on-campus or virtual career fairs.
Prospective interns stand out to employers in the same way they would as when applying to entry-level coding jobs. They need a polished resume and cover letter. Other strategies include performing a mock interview at their college's career center.
A typical coding internship involves shadowing experienced professionals and working with different software suites. Some companies require a project where interns work together to solve a problem. The final product shows off interns' coding, mathematical, and problem-solving skills.
Degree-seekers may want to complete more than one internship during their time in school. Why? Because it means you get to explore different coding career paths.
What to Include in Your Coding Resume
Applying to an entry-level coding career? You'll need a compelling resume to grab employers' attention.
You should emphasize the advanced classes and projects you've completed while in school. Describing these accomplishments shows what you may contribute as an employee.
Successful applicants display their desire for lifelong learning by featuring optional certifications and electives they took as undergrad or graduate students. Going above and beyond as a degree-seeker shows value, which is a plus for inexperienced workers.
A human resources specialist may spend only a few minutes or less reviewing a resume, meaning you should include only the most relevant information. Adding a summary or objective statement lets applicants grab a reader's attention and increase their chances of success as well.
Getting feedback is also helpful: Ask someone for a resume critique. This person may catch small grammatical mistakes or make other suggestions for improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions About a Career in Coding
Is coding a good career?
Yes, the BLS projects many coding jobs will grow significantly from 2021-2031.
For example, the BLS projects 23% growth in web development, 25% growth in software development, 9% growth in database administration, and 9% growth in computer systems analysis.
Coding jobs present more advantages than just high projected job growth — they provide pathways for professional advancement. You can earn an advanced degree or industry certification to qualify for a promotion or raise. Taking free online classes may also lead to positive career outcomes.
Does coding require math?
Undergrad and graduate computer programming degrees require high-level mathematics courses. Typical classes include calculus, discrete mathematics, algebra, and statistics. These classes complement what you'll learn in your computer science core curriculum.
Mathematics classes also help you develop the abstract reasoning skills you'll need on the job. Computer scientists and coders solve problems using critical thinking, a skill math classes emphasize. Many jobs require you to use math equations to solve problems.
High school students interested in coding careers can prepare for college-level math courses by taking honors and Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Many colleges award credit for good AP scores.
Is learning coding hard?
You may find coding hard if you lack the skills needed for coding careers, like patience, problem-solving, and analytical thinking.
You might also want to reconsider a coding career if you don't have an interest in computer science. Without a passion for computer science, you may find it harder to learn to code.
But even if you have these skills and an interest in computing, you may find advanced coursework difficult. You should explore your school's academic services, such as one-on-one tutoring sessions, study groups, online guides, and library resources for assistance.
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Florida Get Down Day 2 Standouts – Part 1
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By Jordan Davidsen
Posted On: 01/8/21 5:00 PM
Day Two of the Florida Get Down had one of the most action-packed days of basketball of the season. With 22 teams taking the floor, there's no way I'll be able to cover all of the talent with just one notebook. So, here are the standouts of Day 2 of the Florida Get Down, Part 1.
St. Francis Catholic v. P.K. Yonge, 53-50 P.K. Yonge wins
Aidan Newman - 2021, 5'11", St. Francis
Aidan is definitely "volume" in a very true sense. He isn't the most efficient scorer, but is a very effective one. He scored 12 of his teams 21 in the first half and is relentless in shooting and going to the rim. He isn't scared of defenders that are much larger than him and is aggressive in every aspect of his game. He finished with 18 points in the close game against P.K. Yonge.
Jalen Jerkins - 2022, 6'1", P.K. Yonge
Jerkins was the most reliable man on the floor for the Blue Wave as they fought one out against the Wolves. Jerkins had a big pair of 3s in the first half and proved to be a steady
Day Two of the Florida Get Down had one of the most action-packed days of basketball of the season. With 22 teams taking the floor, there's no way I'll be able to cover all of the talent with just one notebook. So, here are the standouts of Day 2 of the Florida Get Down, Part 1. St. Francis Catholic v. P.K. Yonge, 53-50 P.K. Yonge wins Aidan Newman - 2021, 5'11", St. Francis Aidan is definitely "volume" in a very true sense. He isn't the most efficient scorer, but is a very effective one. He scored 12 of his teams 21 in the first half and is relentless in shooting and going to the rim. He isn't scared of defenders that are much larger than him and is aggressive in every aspect of his game. He finished with 18 points in the close game against P.K. Yonge. Jalen Jerkins - 2022, 6'1", P.K. Yonge Jerkins was the most reliable man on the floor for the Blue Wave as they fought one out against the Wolves. Jerkins had a big pair of 3s in the first half and proved to be a steady hand at the free throw line, going 5-5 and pushing the game out of reach for St. Francis. He finished with 17 points and was the leading scorer for the winning team and won Player of the Game. Santa Fe Catholic v. Santa Fe, 61-53 Santa Fe wins Dontrell Jenkins - 2023, 5'7", Santa Fe Jenkins is the perfect example of the phrase "heart over height." His 5'7" frame did not slow him down at all while playing against a tough Santa Fe Catholic team. Jenkins is great at creating space and getting to his spots to hit mid range jumpers. He's a good perimeter shooter and a solid guard in terms of handling and passing. He has good jump shot elevation which makes him able to create and score at a higher level than his 5'7" frame suggests he should. He has elite hustle and good passing. He finished with 20 points in the win and was super effective with teammate Ernest Ross ErnestRoss6'9" | PFSanta Fe | 2021State#57NationFL being slowed down by Alvin Tumblin AlvinTumblin6'6" | SFSanta Fe Catholic | 2021StateFL. Trey Lane TreyLane6'1" | CGSanta Fe Catholic | 2022StateFL - 2022, 6'1", Santa Fe Catholic Trey is the definition of sharpshooter. His shooting was on in the second quarter and he was the only reason Santa Fe Catholic was in it against a great Santa Fe team. He has some work to do in some departments, mostly in finishing at the basket, but with shooting he seems comfortable and mature. He finished with 5 threes and 17 points while leading his team in scoring. He showed glimpses of his other guard skills, such as ballhandling and breaking presses, and showed his complete space creation package while being guarded by stingy defender Dontrell Jenkins. He impressed me and will be a force for this team next year. Oldsmar Christian v. Calvary Christian, 85-73 Oldsmar wins Bryce Johnson BryceJohnson6'3" | SGOldsmar Christian | 2021StateFL - 2021, 6'3", Oldsmar Christian When I started watching this game, I was initially noting Bryce Johnson BryceJohnson6'3" | SGOldsmar Christian | 2021StateFL for being quietly athletic. I was noting how he is an above average finisher a good jumper who can force defenders to make tough decisions under the basket. I saw him as a decent shooter with a full guard bag who could probably transition to the next level. And then, he took over. In front of my eyes I watched one of the craziest strings of scoring I have seen this year. A tear of three pointers, a 3rd quarter buzzer beater, and FOUR straight threes all fell for Johnson on his way to an incredible 30-point performance in the win. This kid is the REAL DEAL in Florida and one of the best guards I've watched this year. Trevor Parks TrevorParks6'4" | CGClearwater Calvary Christian | 2022StateFL - 2022, 6'3", Calvary Christian Jeez, this kid is a shooter. He got hot and completely took over the game in the second quarter and kept a cold Calvary Christian team in it. He scored 12 points in the second and 14 total on his way to winning MVP for his team. Providence School v. Carrollwood, 72-60 Providence wins Jack DillardJackDillard6'0" | PGProvidence | 2021StateFL - 2021, 6'1", Providence Dillard is a natural leader and an underrated scorer for this team. Surrounded by great scorers like James Lee Repass JamesLee Repass6'10" | PFProvidence | 2021StateFL and Jaylen RobinsonJaylenRobinson6'5" | SFProvidence | 2024FL, it is easy to get lost, but Dillard holds his own on this squad. He is great defensively and is very smart about the game. He plays a mentally tough game, and didn't engage with other players on the floor who were trying to get into his head. He's not the strongest or most athletic, but that doesn't stop him from being effective. He doesn't have a deep bag, but an incredibly sturdy one and is a great leader. He finished with 16 points. Seth AllenSethAllen6'2" | CGProvidence | 2022StateFL - 2022, 6'4", Providence Talk about responding when your number is called! Allen, as the 6th man for this team, came up big in the win. He was hitting threes and finishing good passes for big points at key moments. He was very needed for this team against a strong opponent and posted 15 points while earning himself Game Co-MVP with Dillard.
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« Galactic Core Fission Event in Edge-On Disc Galaxy J1126+2944
Confirmation of the Superwave Theory in Seyfert Galaxy IRAS17020+4544 »
The supermassive core at the centre of the nearby galaxy NGC5195 (pictured at the top of the Whirlpool galaxy, the larger spiral galaxy) has been found to be 'burping' X-ray emitting blasts of hot gas. This has swept up the cooler hydrogen gas at the centre of the galaxy into two arcs shown in inset blue X-ray image.
The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) is another example of a galactic core fission event that resulted in the production of the dwarf satellite galaxy NGC 5195 which is seen at the upper left in the above diagram. This pair are located quite close to us about 26 million light years away. The conventional interpretation based on the standard big bang paradigm is that NGC 5195 was gravitationally captured by the Whirlpool galaxy. However, the Whirlpool galaxy, with its distinctive spiral shape, exhibits a striking lack of tidal disruption. Moreover its alignment with one of M51's spiral arms cannot be passed off as just coincidence. It is as if this spiral arm forms a trailing stellar bridge linking this daughter galaxy's supermassive with its larger parent galaxy from whose center it emerged long, long ago.
Over the millions of years since its expulsion from M51's core, the supermassive core at the center of NGC 5195 has apparently had a chance to expel large amounts of matter and spawn its own diminutive galaxy of stars. Now, evidence has been found that NGC 5195 is indeed expelling matter and building up its own galactic disc. A group of astronomers at the January 6th American Astronomical Society meeting in Florida announced their discovery of two distinct arcs of X-ray emitting hot gas observed using NASA's Chandra X-ray telescope; see arcs in the X-ray diagram inset above. They propose that the arcs were formed by two outbursts from the dwarf galaxy's core, one occurring about 3 million years ago and the other about 3 to 6 million years ago. They suggest that these swept up cooler hydrogen gas that resided further in towards the core. If I am not mistaken, these arcs are very good evidence for the occurrence of superwaves in nearby galaxies, ones that are apparently involved in creating a dwarf galaxies spiral arms.
Commenting on their findings, one of the group's team members, Dr Marie Machacek, stated "This shows that black holes can create, not just destroy." Ignore here the word "black hole" which astronomers continue to use. As I have stated in my journal papers and books over the past 31 years, black holes do not exist; only energy producing/emitting, supermassive cores. If you wish to learn more about the black hole fallacy, put "black hole" in the search box on this site. Anyway, this indicates that at least some astronomers are starting to realize that galactic cores are indeed matter/energy expelling sources. Their belief that they power themselves solely by gobbling matter is an unsubstantiated hypothesis, as there is no way that matter can be consumed by an active galactic core. The energy coming out is so fierce that it fragments and blows outward anything that comes near it. The evidence for core expulsion, however, is pervasive and observationally based.
So this group's finding that the core of NGC 5195 is seen to be expelling matter fits with the scenario proposed here that NGC 5195 is in the process of growing and forming stars, and not in the process of having them tidally stripped off. It also generally supports the idea that the core of NGC 5195 was once expelled through a similar outburst event that once occurred in the core of its parent galaxy M51.
For more information on this discovery one can read the following article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3386722/Supermassive-black-hole-caught-BURPING-galactic-gas-Huge-blasts-seen-nearby-galaxy-created-new-stars.html#ixzz3zJMHK0nd But be careful. Read critically and don't get sucked into the galaxy capturing, matter gobbling paradigm that they promote.


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Witham, F. & Llewellin, E.W. (2006). Stability of Lava Lakes. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 158(3-4): 321-332.
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvolgeores.2006.07.004
Keywords: lava lakes; lava ponds; cyclic behaviour; magma degassing
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A physical model of a generic lava lake system is developed. We derive the requisite conditions for the existence of an 'equilibrium lava lake' in which magmastatic pressure at the base of the conduit balances the pressure in the underlying magmatic reservoir. The stability of this lava lake system is tested by investigating the response of the system to perturbation. We develop a graphical method, based on the system's pressure–depth profile, to predict the subsequent behaviour of the system. Despite the simplicity of the modelled system, we find a broad behavioural spectrum. Initially, the rise of bubbles through the magma is ignored. In this case, both stable, long-lived lava lakes, and unstable lakes that are prone to sudden draining, are predicted. The stability of the system is shown to be controlled by lake-conduit geometry, the solubility and gas expansion laws and the magma's volatile content. We show that an unstable lake must collapse to a new, stable equilibrium. Subsequent recharge of the system by, for example, conduit overturn, would promote a return to the original equilibrium, giving rise to cyclic behaviour. Such a mechanism is consistent with lava lake behaviour during the 1983–1984 Pu'u 'O'o eruption of Kilauea. When the rise of bubbles through the magma is considered, our model predicts that stable lakes must drain over time. We, therefore, deduce that persistently degassing, stable lava lakes, such as those observed at Mt. Erebus, Antarctica, and Mauna Ulu, Kilauea, Hawaii, must have an effective conduit convection mechanism or an exogenous supply of bubbles from depth.
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This recipe provides recursive nlst() behavior on top of a normal ftplib.FTP instance. The rnlst() method provided by the LocalFTP class returns a list of filenames under the path passed in as an argument.  (One use for this list might be mirroring an ftp site. However,  the python distribution contains a script called ftpmirror.py - use that instead.)

Best suited for use on fast local connections, or for use on relatively small remote ftp directories.

Please see code comments for additional information.

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A number of hotels and pensao type accommodation are available on the islands of Cape Verde. There are also more rental accommodation properties available if you prefer self catering.The accommodation may vary, there are some locally built hotels which may be in need of an upgrade or may have recently been upgraded. They do differ in style, standards and quality. Some of the hotels and resorts are newer than others and built by Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Belgian and Cape Verdeans. Whilst a number of resorts have been built with British backing.
There are new hotels and resorts being built on Sao Vicente, Sal Island, Boavista and other islands to accommodate the growing number of tourists visiting Cape Verde.
These can provide relevant brochures on the accommodation deals they provide.
There are 10 islands, 9 of which are populated : Sal,Boavista, Sao Vicente, Santo Antao, Maio, Santiago, Sao Nicolau, Fogo, Brava (and Santa Luzia). Some islands have more available accommodation than others. Please make sure you are clear on which island you will be visiting. Some islands are mountainous with no white sandy beaches. Climbers may prefer the mountains, others may prefer a secluded hotel and beach or alternatively somewhere where there are more things to do!
With international airports on Sal, Santiago, Boavista and Sao Vicente, people will be able to fly in from various countries and be able to island hop either by air or sea to see more of other islands.
There are rental agencies on the islands that rent out accommodation on behalf of owners, There are also websites such as 'Owners Abroad' or 'Owners Direct' where you can view rental property online. Always read reviews about a property and check if there are any recent reviews to see what other guests have written about the accommodation, where it's situated, if noisy outside, distance from sea, shops etc.
On some islands hotel staff may only speak Portuguese, so you may wish to take that into account when trying to contact them directly by phone or email.
Your can view further information on our 'Travel Detail Accommodation' and 'Yellow-E-Pages-Accommodation'.


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What the Fourth means to locals
A previous Chenoa Fourth of July parade is shown downtown.
When many think of Chenoa, they are reminded of the community's elaborate Fourth of July celebration each year.
We recently heard from a number of local residents on what this summertime tradition means to them and the community.
"The type of fireworks we give out are just phenomenal," said Chenoa resident Amy VanVleet, who is always excited for the city's celebration.
"This is really the big show," admits Chenoa Fourth of July Committee vice president Crystal Semmerling. "It's really what we work so hard all year for."
"I enjoy it," said Jessica Ifft, Chenoa Fourth of July Committee secretary. "As soon as the fireworks happen and they're over with, you kind of let out a big sigh and it's like man that was really all worth it."
"When I was in the military, I would take leave to come back here for the Fourth of July," recalls longtime resident Dwayne Price. "You can't say thank you enough to the people who come back and support it."


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Bringing God's love to a captive audience
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The main gates of Bathurst Prison (Flickr/denisbin)
Becoming a prison chaplain offers unique opportunities for anyone who is passionate about taking Christ's light into places that are often forgotten.
"Yes there are people in prison who have done bad things, but I sometimes think each of us could be one bad decision away from being in jail ourselves, whether it was texting while we're driving or making another silly mistake," says Deacon Josh, Bathurst Diocese's mission and renewal director.
"And I hope that if I ended up in prison that there'll be someone who will come in and bring God's love to me. I hope I deserve it and I think they do too."
Bathurst Diocese, just a couple of hours' drive west of Sydney, is recruiting new prison chaplains to bring hope to some of the most vulnerable people in regional NSW.
"We'd also like to build up our capacity in our parishes of people who could go into jail as a chaplain's assistant," Deacon Josh said.
"We see it as a great opportunity to be able to remove some of the stigma people have about jails and those who live in them or are leaving them.
With a number of correctional facilities within the Diocese, Deacon Josh Clayton says prison chaplaincy presents great opportunities for mission and to "bring God's love" to inmates.
Details: mrd@bathurst.catholic.org.au
Source: The Catholic Weekly.


I have worked with Gail Victory for over 15 years, long before she opened Victory Title. I have always been impressed with her knowledge of the title industry as well as real estate in general. The things I most appreciate about Gail, and Victory Title, is her total dependability and flexibility. Whenever she says she'll take care of something, I have every confidence that it will be done, and that there will be no details overlooked that we have to deal with at the last minute. Believe me, I have thrown many spur of the moment challenges, re-schedules, and crises her way over the last several years, and she always adjusts to my needs. The fact that she is willing to close sales at my office, or any other location, for the convenience of my clients is an absolute plus!
The combination of knowledge, flexibility and adaptability with honesty and integrity makes Victory Title my first choice every time I go to a closing.


This 1969 Land Rover runs and drives as it should be. my original plan as a 63 years old man was to keep the Land Rover as my joy ride from time to time. but do to shoulders arthritis. it became evident that driving a none power steering truck is hard for me so it's been parked in the garage since.
The Land Rover runs smoothly. and the heat temperature gauge goes up to near red when the Land Rover is parked while the engine is running. but the engine doesn't seem to be hot so I assume ihe heat sensor needs to be replaced so I'm including a heat temperature sensor.
NOTE:- This Land Rover was listed twice on eBay. but both times bidding winners failed to pay.
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The Lazarus House provides a structured home for men who are in recovery from alcohol or other addictions. The environment of the residence allows the men to support one another and to seek God's will for their lives. The men of Lazarus House help with the work of the Mission in many different ways and in helping others find that they too are served and can become the men God calls them to be.


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Q: Print real custom size bitmap using esc/pos termal printer Android I want to print a ScrollView using Datecs Termal printer. The view is a ticket like as a purchase ticket. I want to measure exactly 300 mm height in the paper.
I using this method to convert Scrollview to Bitmap:
public static Bitmap getBitmapFromView(View view, int height, int   width) {
    Bitmap bitmap = Bitmap.createBitmap(width, height, Bitmap.Config.ARGB_8888);

    Canvas canvas = new Canvas(bitmap);
    Drawable bgDrawable = view.getBackground();
    canvas.drawColor(Color.WHITE);
    if (bgDrawable != null)
        bgDrawable.draw(canvas);
    else
        canvas.drawColor(Color.WHITE);
    view.draw(canvas);

    return bitmap;
}

The problem is when hidden or show textviews, change height of Bitmap. In addition it also changes size depending on the density of the screen.
I want to fill the 300 mm of paper with the view and blank spaces.
I have try two solutions:
-Feed paper as many lines as there is difference between the height of the view and 300mm
-Generate bitmap to heigh is exactly 300mm.
I could not do it in any way.
Datecs sdk contain this method to feed paper:
public void feedPaper(int lines) throws IOException {
    if (lines >= 0 && lines <= 255) {
        byte[] buf = new byte[]{27, 74, (byte)lines};
        synchronized(this) {
            this.write(buf);
        }
    } else {
        throw new IllegalArgumentException("The lines is out of range");
    }
}

But I do not know the relation between the height of the bitmap, the height of each line and the 300 mm of the paper.
Can anybody help me? Thank you very much!

A: There are three elements to your question:

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*What size to make the bitmap for it to print at 300mm tall.

*How to get the bitmap to that size

*How to pad the print with the correct amount of whitespace if it's not tall enough.

What size to make the bitmap
How many pixels do I want for a 300mm high print?
To determine how many dots create an image of a specific size on paper (in millimetres), you need to know what density it will be printed at (measured in "DPI" or "DPMM"). For thermal printers, this is not user-selectable, and you can find the metric in the data sheet for your printer.
For example, the DPP-250 data sheet lists a density of 8x8 DPMM, meaning 8 dots per millimetre vertically and 8 dots per millimetre horizontally.
300mm × 8 dots/mm = 2400 dots

On the same printer, the printing width is 48mm (384 dots), so you would aim to generate a 384x2400 pixel image to send to the printer for 48x300mm print.
Until you have this part working, you can remove Android and your printer driver from your stack. Standalone command-line tools can convert images to ESC/POS code for you to debug, so take a laptop, twg/png2escpos, and a USB cable to your printer as the correct way to see how different-sized images display on your printer.
I don't know how similar this printer is to yours, adjust these numbers to match your printer's data sheet.
How to get the bitmap to that size
If the View is making a Bitmap of the wrong size, then you should either scale it, or generate something of the correct size in the background. Focus on scaling the width while maintaining the aspect ratio, and then padding the bottom with whitespace (either in the image, or as a series of blank lines).
There are other answers on StackOverflow which address image scaling better than I can, such as this one.
How to pad the print with the correct amount of whitespace
For padding, you are right to use blank lines instead of extending the image, because it's faster to print a blank line!
Default line spacing is not specified in the data sheet I linked. If you want an estimate, use 32 dots (4mm), but for an accurate answer, you will want to print a few lines of underscores and measure how much space is between them.
Note that it's not always possible to add increments of 32 up to a round 300mm, so either:

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*Pad the image with approximately the correct number of blank lines, and be happy with approximation, or

*Pad the image with whitespace to a multiple of 32 pixels, then add blank lines.

Once you have scaled your image to 384 pixels wide and know your line spacing, then this does not change between devices.
For example, to pad an image that is 1234 pixels tall with 32-pixel blank lines, in order to make it 2400 pixels tall, you need about 36 lines: lines:
(2400 dots - 1234 dots) ÷ 32 dots/line ≈ 36 lines

Again, these numbers are not for your printer, adjust them based on your own data sheet and line height measurement, as described above.


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January 7, 2016 by Doug Porter
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Jeez…the weather. Can you believe it? I spent 90 minutes getting home yesterday after hunkering down in the basement of a building at UCSD as all hell broke lose. Rain –then hail– came down sideways, trees flopped back and forth like rag dolls, and then we saw the eerie greenish glow of the sky associated with tornado events…
…At least I wasn't homeless in San Diego. El Niño's arrival has ripped off the tarp local politicians had thrown over our homeless problem.
KPBS reported there were 800 people in downtown San Diego hunkered down in tents and under plastic tarps. City Beat tells us that 91 people died from various causes on the streets of our city last year and the backup foul weather shelter plan announced by the mayor earlier this year amounts to "an unfunded, re-wrapped package of Father Joe's longstanding practice of opening its dining halls."
From KPBS (published on Wednesday):
Yana Titova, spokeswoman for Father Joe's Village, said the organization opened its emergency shelter again Tuesday night, despite the weather conditions not meeting its criteria of being below 50 degrees and having at least a 40 percent chance of rain.
Father Joe's was not planning on opening the beds Wednesday night, "because the weather still doesn't meet the criteria and is predicted to be more mild," Titova said.
San Diego is still short hundreds of beds for the homeless, McElroy said. Some homeless also decline to stay in the beds that do exist because they don't want to leave behind their belongings or pets. To stay at Father Joe's, they have to do that.
From City Beat: [Emphasis added]
"Father Joe's Villages is paying for the inclement weather nights and is currently raising money to pay for those nights," mayoral spokesperson Craig Gustafson confirmed in an email. "You should consider asking your readers to make a donation."
Last year the City Council approved a plan moving the government's response to homelessness from seasonal tents to a more permanent shelter that would include services to keep the homeless from returning to the streets.
The "housing first" approach is considered to be a better solution to the problems of homelessness, given that many people living on the street lack access to the kind resources and services needed.
In San Diego, with the fourth largest homeless population in the nation, not enough resources were considered (and there are people who dispute this) to be available to support a program including a sufficient number of temporary beds.
Homeless advocate Katherine Rhodes pointed out–as she has many times–in a comment left at KPBS:
Less taxpayer money is being used than before, and a Net decrease in Emergency Shelter Bed Nights. Failure.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer asks the public for charity when he is siting on $28 million Cash Reserves in the Low Moderate Income Housing Asset Fund (LMIHAF). Civic San Diego has been Hoarding the Cash since 2013. Mayor Faulconer and Civic San Diego's Affordable Housing Master Plan (AHMP) includes delaying any Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) until FY-2018. Too late for many Homeless who will die.
Perhaps it's time to reopen this discussion. Maybe it's not as sexy as the football stadium the city and county were willing to spend $350 million on. But it's the right thing to do.
Police Killings Issue Isn't Going Away
The City of San Diego commissioned a public opinion poll following the release of the surveillance video of a disputed police shooting to bolster their case against the request of the dead man's family to move the trial of their $20 million lawsuit to another jurisdiction.
Just a few months back the city was arguing against release. Now that it has been released, along with a commentary favoring the city's legal position, they say "no problem."
From Voice of San Diego:
The city's original argument about the potential for problems finding an impartial jury was made in a September filing, when it was trying to prevent the release of video footage showing Browder shooting Nehad.
But a judge cleared the way for the video's release in late December.
Now, the city is responding to an effort by lawyers from Nehad's family to move their lawsuit out of San Diego. The lawyers for Nehad's family say that two press conferences held by Dumanis – including one where she pre-emptively released edited video of the shooting before the judge's order would have allowed it to happen – unfairly slammed Nehad. Dumanis' actions, Nehad's family says, mean potential jurors in San Diego would be biased in favor of the officer.
Gosh, I wonder if there was something else needing the money the city spent on the public relations poll?
Second Thoughts About Calling 911 for Some
Fridoon Rawshan Nehad, the fatality in last spring's SDPD shooting, was mentally ill.
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Civil rights activist and author Shaun King has been delving into the background stories of the more than 1100 people the Guardian newspaper says were killed during encounters with police during 2015.
What he's found is that many of the fatalities stemmed from 911 operators who either got good information from families but didn't relay it properly to police, or the operators didn't know how to ask about information from incidents relating to mental illness.
Here's King in the New York Daily News:
While it's a popular trope among many conservatives to say things like, "Do what the police say and you won't get shot," or "Don't break the law and the police won't show up," these reductionist catchphrases simply don't hold water for hundreds and hundreds of families who called 911 for help with their mentally ill loved one — only to see them killed by police instead of taken to the hospital.
It's such a serious problem, that many who are charged with caring for the mentally ill are having second thoughts about even calling 911 nowadays out of fear about what might happen if the police show up.
Halfway through last year, at least 25% of all fatalities caused by police were of the mentally ill. Another study determined that more than 50% of people who are shot and killed by police had a pre-diagnosed mental illness. In Maine, the number is 58%.
Racism, Old and New: Sterilizations in California
University of Michigan professor Alexandra Minna Stern has spent decades digging into the once popular practice of sterilizing people considered to be not worthy members of society. It turns out that skin color had a lot to do with making the determinations of who went under the knife.
Sixty thousand people were sterilized in the United States during the first half of the 20th century using "crude theories of human heredity that posited the wholesale inheritance of traits associated with a panoply of feared conditions such as criminality, feeblemindedness, and sexual deviance."
California was among the more aggressive states participating in this practice. Fully one-third of those sterilizations were performed in the Golden State.
Now Stern reveals, via an article posted at KCRW's Zocala Public Square, just who those 20,000 people in California were:
Our dataset reveals that those sterilized in state institutions often were young women pronounced promiscuous; the sons and daughters of Mexican, Italian, and Japanese immigrants, frequently with parents too destitute to care for them; and men and women who transgressed sexual norms. Preliminary statistical analysis demonstrates that during the peak decade of operations from 1935 to 1944 Spanish-surnamed patients were 3.5 times more likely to be sterilized than patients in the general institutional population.
Laws that govern the use of medical records require that we redact personal information to protect patient privacy. Even though we will never be able to divulge the real names or precise circumstances of the 20,000 people sterilized in California, we can still see the ugly underside of medical paternalism and how authorities treated Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, immigrant groups, and people with disabilities and mental illnesses in 20th-century America…
…This history remains relevant, considering a more contemporary episode of sterilization abuse, again in California's public institutions. Although the state's eugenic sterilization law was repealed in 1979, existing legislation provided leeway for operations in state prisons pursuant to a strict set of criteria. Between 2006 and 2010, 146 female inmates in two of California's women's prisons received tubal ligations that ran afoul of these criteria; at least three dozen of these unauthorized procedures directly violated the state's own informed consent process. The majority of these female inmates were first-time offenders, African-American or Latina. Echoing the rationale of the eugenicists who championed sterilization in the 1930s, the physician responsible for many of these operations blithely explained they would save the state a great deal of money "compared to what you save in welfare paying for these unwanted children—as they procreated more." In 2013, an intrepid journalist at the Center for Investigative Reporting broke this story and it eventually led to the passage of a bill banning sterilization in California state prisons.
Temp Agency Racism, 21st Century Style
Will Evans at the Center for Investigative Reporting has published the results of a lengthy inquiry into the hiring and placement practices at temporary agencies in the United States.
Temporary staffing agencies have grown from placing 1 million workers in 1990 to 3 million today. And, it turns out that some agencies are the last great bastion of discriminatory practices in hiring.
It's not that they don't accept applications from people of color (and other groups), they use race, etc., to not place them. Employers are using temp agencies desire to be seen as good providers to convey 'special' requests…
From Politico's Morning Shift:
Allegations from lawsuits against staffing agencies illuminate just how entrenched such practices can be. Throughout the country, agencies have applied code names to races. "In New Jersey," Evans writes, "blacks were called 'number 2s.' In Illinois, 'Code 3' meant a Latino worker. A Texas temp agency called whites 'blue eyes.' An Ohio agency called them 'vanilla cupcakes,' ' hockey players,' or someone 'like you and me.' Another agency owner in Alabama was accused of running her finger along her own white cheek to indicate a preference for whites. In Seattle, 'no Mohammeds' meant not to send anyone of Arab descent. In Florida, construction contractors said, 'Don't send me any monkeys,' meaning blacks. In Texas, 'bilingual' often meant a request for Latinos in jobs where speaking more than one language wasn't necessary."
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Posted on June 7, 2009, 6:13 am, by shawnste, under Blogs, IDN Technology.
With the IDN work for Internationalized Domain Names using characters beyond ASCII, it is only natural to tackle the problem of Internationalized Internet eMail.
Some smart people have been working on an IETF working group to figure out how non-ASCII email would work, and I encourage people to take a look: http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/eai-charter.html. That page has the charter, a list of drafts and RFCs that have already been produced, and links to the IMA working group mailing list.
Assuming you're an ASCII/Latin character user, imagine having to type all your URL's in Chinese, or Cyrillic (or if you know those, imagine typing everything in Klingon, eg:  ) In many cultures, that's what it's like to use the web. Some users may not be literate in Latin letters, or may have to do a lot of hunt-n-pecking. EAI should help address that problem.
The basic idea of the EAI working group is to stick email in UTF-8 instead of ASCII. UTF-8 works pretty well in many systems, and many mailers already handle 8 bit encodings, so this is a pretty "simple" solution. Unfortunately email touches a lot of places, so there're a lot of protocols that need updates (eg: STMP, POP, mailto:, etc.) Additionally everyone knows that UTF-8 email can't happen instantly, so there needs to be a system for existing servers to talk to UTF-8 aware ones, which leads to a few more RFCs.
UTF8SMTP allows the servers to make decisions about the "local" part of the email address, which allows for groups to fit their own needs. The backwards compatibility means that users also need ASCII addresses, as they do today. The server would alias from one address to another so mail to @microsoft.com could map to my normal mailbox, and I'd only have one mail. Unfortunately that simple concept means that places that didn't have to worry about aliasing before may now have to consider aliases and fallback addresses. Contact lists may need to have both forms, etc.
Currently there are several experimental RFCs, and several people have created interoperating systems that work with each other to demonstrate the feasibility of UTF8SMTP. The next step is to move towards a standards track process, which could happen "reasonably quickly". I'm optimistic that the standards will move quickly, but sometimes these things take a while.
So Who's Gonna Use It?
There are a lot of markets where ASCII doesn't work very well for various reasons. Even when people have ASCII aliases, it may seem artificial, and there may be a desire for an email that reflects them or their country. There are many ISPs in countries like Korea, China, & Japan that are very eager to be able to send email in a native script. Some governments like Russia and China are weighing in on the importance of being able to send mail and use the Internet in their script.
If you are a developer, then you may run into IMA addresses. Even if your app doesn't explicitly deal with mail, there may be a place for email to sneak into your app. For example, IDN and domain names don't really have much to do with Word or PowerPoint, yet they often show up in documents and presentations. I could imagine an author address in metadata, such as a photographer contact in a photo's metadata. Many apps probably will run into IMA addresses whether they realize it or not.


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The case centres on the Test match between Pakistan and England at Lord's Cricket Ground in London from August 26 to 29 last year. The four men are accused of "spot fixing", where parts of a match are illegally rigged, for example by timing the delivery of a deliberate wide or no-ball, but the overall outcome of the game is not manipulated. The allegations stem from an investigation by Mazher Mahmood, former undercover reporter for the now-defunct News of the World. – telegraph
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