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Norton Shores Michigan Chiropractor — As our workforce becomes more specialized and high tech, more and more people are forced into long hours in a seated position. While we have been brought up to desire a "cozy desk job," it may surprise you to find out that sitting at a desk all day may be the worst thing you can do to your spine and your overall health.
Technology is pretty sweet. You have a smartphone with apps that will do everything but chew your food for you. You can find dates, order food, and shop for more gadgets with the simple press of a touchscreen button. You can have instant access to every single album, bootleg, and live performance for every band you listened to in high school. You can even show off pictures of your kids. However, there are some drawbacks to our high tech society: staggering rates of obesity, type 2 diabetes, ADHD, sleep disorders, depression, back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, arm pain, and headaches, to name a few. We truly are sicker than ever. As a chiropractor, I can tell you from experience that our spines are truly as unhealthy as ever. Is sitting to blame? Partially.
It turns out that moving is a good thing! Movement helps maintain good muscle tone, range of motion, blood and lymphatic flow, cholesterol and blood sugar levels, and also improves your mood. The human body is pretty amazing that way in its function. The more you use it, the better it works (unlike those worn-out slippers that you are reluctant to replace).
"But Doc, I can't quit my job! How am I going to support my gadget addiction and buy organic dog food for Princess?" Don't worry, my white-collar friend! We're going to help you limit the damage your sedentary desk job has done. It's time for Desk Jockey Boot Camp… or Wingtip Camp?
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You should make a goal of getting up a minimum of every 30 minutes. Take a lap around the office (even better if you can find some stairs). Go get a drink of water. Bust out a set of pushups or squats. This will get blood flowing to the muscles, help maintain blood sugar levels, and help prevent the muscle imbalance that results from sitting. Getting up and moving also helps improve your mood and focus, which will make you more productive in the long run!
I won't bore you with the biomechanical changes that occur from prolonged sitting, but suffice to say some muscles tighten up (while others get weak) and this causes dysfunction and pain. There are certain muscles that need to be stretched in order to combat the effects of the sitting posture.
This program only takes a few minutes and can be done multiple times per day. Shoot for at least once in the morning and once in the afternoon.
Now that we've got the upper half of you covered, we can't forget about the legs and hips. They are often ignored but keeping these areas free of tension should be a priority. One of the problems with prolonged sitting is that certain muscles tighten over time (quads, hip flexors, hamstrings). Others get weak (core muscles, glutes). You can visit my blog on strengthening the core here: core stability to prevent back pain.
These should be held a minimum of 20 seconds per exercise per side. Once in the morning and once in the afternoon would be a good starting point. Adding to the upper extremity work, we are talking about roughly 15 minutes of stretching per day. This is a small price to pay in order to stay healthy (and productive). The return on investment could be huge if you can prevent serious musculoskeletal problems in the future.
"Buh-buh-but I'm so BUSY! There's no way I could take time away from work!" First of all, if you're that busy, you certainly don't have time to miss work due to pain, so investing a bit of time now will save you a LOT of time (and money) down the road. Besides, multiple studies have shown that getting physical activity increases your overall productivity because of the positive impacts on focus, concentration, and stress.
"When I get going on work, I get so carried away that I can't remember to do my stretches!" Well, technology got us in this mess, but technology can also get us out of it! There are free programs that you can install on your computer (or smartphone) that will send you an alert to remind you to get up and move or do your stretches. You can customize the message as well as the time intervals. I like the "Big Stretch" program, available for free at cnet.com.
The place you spend the majority of your time during the workday should be set up properly. Chairs should have good cushion to make the comfortable, but they should also be supportive. Old chairs will sag and lose their firmness. This allows the back to round, which is a recipe for lower back pain. Your computer should be at eye level and located directly in front of you. Your keyboard and mouse should be placed properly, so when you use them, your arm is at a perfect 90 degree angle. Computer peripherals that are too high or too low cause irritation to the neck and upper extremities, resulting in neck pain, upper back pain, shoulder pain, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
So, what if you already have back pain, neck pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder pain, or tension headaches that are aggravated by work? It is likely that your long hours of sitting have caused real damage to the spine. Chiropractors specialize in realigning the bones of the spine, relieving pressure off the nerves and muscles, improving range of motion and reducing pain. If you live in the Muskegon area, I would love to help you. If not, ask around and find a chiropractor who can. Dealing with your health is a lot like an important work project. The longer you put things off, the worse things are going to get. Never forget that the most important piece of equipment in the office is your body.


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"Clothes make the person." Mark Twain wrote. "Naked people have little, if any, influence in society." That was before Playboy.
For ages, the way a person dressed did matter. However, for some mysterious reason, that seems to be changing.Over the last 25 years, there has been a noticeable change in what people deem proper to wear in what has always been considered a formal setting.I'm not sure why that has happened. But it is very obvious. Look around you at church. The "Sunday best" that people wear is not . . . well, let us say that it is doubtful that it is the "best" they have to wear.
Appropriate Dress For The Courtroom Setting
Over the years where I noticed it most was in our courtrooms. As a judge, I became totally amazed at what people wore to court.
In our day to day lives, two of the most important occasions we encounter in the ebb and flow of a rural community life are church and court. Fortunately, most people don't have reason to attend the latter. But it happens, if for no other reason than when summonsed as jurors.
While serving as a circuit judge, I sent jurors home for being inappropriately dressed for the serious proceedings. I would have criminal defendants facing time in prison show up dressed in gym shorts.
On one day, two divorced parents contesting custody of their children both showed up for this critical hearing wearing shorts. I promptly sent them home and rescheduled the hearing.
I finally had to post an order on the courtroom door barring anyone coming to court wearing shorts, tank tops, or t-shirts with inappropriate messages. Not exactly the dress code of a Pope's coronation.
But make no mistake about it. The way a person is dressed can still make a difference.
One case comes to mind. The young man who stood before me for sentencing had a pretty shaky record. No ax murderer or any crimes of violence. But he was not your star candidate for probation. That day he was being sentenced for arson. One night he had burned an unoccupied outbuilding owned by the U.S. Corps of Engineers. The structure was not much bigger than a phone booth and was used by a person who took up fees in the summer time to have access to the beach in old Kuttawa on Barkley Lake – a practice that had been very unpopular among much of the local populace who had much of their property taken by force from them by the government that was now charging them to use the property they took. But it was arson – not a crime to be sneezed at. The probation officer and I had extensively gone over the kid's pre-sentence report over the noon hour. The kid was on the bubble. I most likely was going to "send him." But then in court, the young man appeared dressed up in a suit, white shirt and tie, with his hair plastered down to his head. He stood ram rod straight, his hands clasped behind him. I was told later by a state detective that sweat actually dropped off of his hands onto the floor. I looked him over and saw a young person who was truly sorry and recognized the seriousness of his crime. And yes, much of that was the fact that his dressed showed me he really cared. It told me that he understood that we were there at that pivotal moment in his life, at a very important place, that it was . . . well, serious. He was taking it serious.
He deserved a shot, so I probated him. I never saw him again. He delivered.
It's not poverty which drives people to dress tacky. While filling in as special judge in McCracken County one day, I saw a young man show up for district court wearing a Boston Celtic uniform. Not cheap. You could have bought a pair of trousers and a dress shirt at Walmart for half the price he paid for that gaudy getup.
In my drug court, we would have "dress up day" occasionally. I'd tell my drug court director that I wanted all the participants to show up for their monthly review in open court in formal dress. Men in coats and ties. Women with dresses or skirts and blouses. I told him if any could not afford the clothes, I'd buy them for them. Not a one needed help. And when they showed up in court they looked like a million bucks. Most importantly, you could tell that they felt like a million bucks.
Not The Best Message To Send On Your Day In Court
So we are not talking about lacking the means to look nice. I remember as a boy on Saturday afternoons when poor, humble farmers went to town. The most penurious would wear clean and freshly starched shirts under their overalls, sometimes even with ties.
My maternal grandfather McCuistion died at 87 years of age. To his last day on earth when he was relegated pretty much to the confines of his home, he took pride in the way he looked. He would bathe and wear crisp, clean pants and a shirt. His pants were held up with a sharply snapped pair of suspenders. The top button of the shirt would be neatly fastened. Clean shaven and neatly dressed, he was always presentable if anyone decided to drop by. Most importantly in his mind, even if no one came, he was presentable for himself. A little pride is not a bad thing.
Ever sit in a high school gym for a basketball game and see the opposing boys' team walk through the door? What runs through your mind when you see them neatly dressed in coats and ties? I don't know what you think, but here is what I think. This team may or may not be a very good basketball team. But there is discipline in their lives. There is some school pride in their lives. There is some personal pride in their lives. There is a coach who cares in their lives. Good for him. That is what I think.
I'm becoming a moldy old dinosaur. I still believe the way we dress for church, for court and for special occasions not only says something about these activities in which we are engaged, but it says something about us. We are making a statement for the entire world to see. This is important.
But modern ways say otherwise.
And what do I know? I'm just an old country judge.
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A Martyred Judge
Judge John Elliott of the Kentucky Court of Appeals wrote the opinion of Buford v. Guthriein 1879. At that time, the Court of Appeals was Kentucky's highest court. When he authored that case, little did he know that he was signing his own death warrant.
Old KY State House in Frankfort
Just a few days later, on March 26, 1879, he and fellow judge Thomas Hines were making their way back from the court room in the Old State House to their lodging at the Capitol Hotel in downtown Frankfort. As they approached the hotel on Ann Street, a deranged Thomas Buford stepped up to him with a loaded shotgun. There was a quick, cordial exchange of conversation and then Buford shot him. Judge Elliott fell dead upon the sidewalk.
By all accounts, Judge John Elliott was a very good man. He was born in Floyd County, Kentucky and had served in both the state legislature and U.S. Congress. He was one of only a hand full of people to have served both in the U.S. Congress and the Congress of the Confederate States of America when he served in Richmond, Virginia during the Civil War. Before reaching the state's highest court, he had been circuit judge of Bath County. His family was plagued with an incredible amount of violence. Judge Elliott's father had killed another man; one of his brothers was killed during the Civil War; another brother was killed by another brother; and yet another brother had gone insane and shot himself.
Just a couple of weeks before the murder, Judge Elliott had issued an opinion wherein the state's highest court had ruled against Buford. Elliott had written the opinion. Actually, it was against the estate of his dead sister. Buford had been acting as the administrator. It was a complicated land deal in which his sister lost her property. Although his sister had died during the action, Buford still perceived the adverse ruling as being directed against her. Apparently, he believed that the stress of the litigation was what had killed his sibling. In explaining the killing of Judge Elliott, he said that his sister had been robbed and murdered by the decision of the court. A short time before he shot Judge Elliott, he had gone to her grave and sworn to avenge her cause.
In his meandering written confession to the crime, the disturbed Buford proclaimed how his first intention was to kill Court of Appeals Judge William S. Pryor. He decided against killing Pryor "because of his children." He had hard feelings towards Pryor because he thought that judge "knew how my sister had been wronged and could have controlled the decision." In truth, because of Judge Pryor's prior knowledge about the case, the jurist had appropriately and ethically recused himself from sitting on the case. He wasn't even involved in the decision.
After the shooting, Buford immediately gave up his weapon and peacefully—even cordially—surrendered to the sheriff. In fact, he had taken his hat off of his head and placed it under the head of the dying judge on the ground.
It soon became apparent to all that Thomas Buford had serious mental problems. He "wasn't right." Although quite educated and a solid citizen before, he had become so possessed by his sister's lawsuit that he had lost his reason.
View from Capital Cemetery Overlooking Frankfort
Frankfort and the entire state were shocked by the tragedy. Governor James B. McCreary issued a proclamation declaring both Elliot's virtues and the profound sadness felt by his loss. All state offices were closed the afternoon of his funeral.
The killing of Judge John Elliott on that gusty March afternoon created one of those staggering tragedies from which we as a people are left bewildered and frustrated. A very good man and dedicated public servant had been savagely and senselessly struck down in broad daylight on a public street. Yet, when the dust had settled and we reached out to grab the guilty culprit, we were staring at a lunatic—a person who was babbling both hatred and kindness toward his victim; making sense of it all and yet not making sense of it all.
In the trial of Thomas Buford, the Commonwealth of Kentucky was faced once again with the enduring question of what we do with people who do terrible things, but who have lost their senses to the point that it is not really the person's own free will but the demons within the bubbling cauldron of his diseased mind. When is a person crazy or when is that person just evil? Or more perplexing, when is he both?
The murder case was moved to Owen County and finally went to trial in January of 1881. Numerous witnesses, including many prominent men, testified that they thought the defendant was insane. Forty-four witnesses in all were called by the defense, almost all going to his insanity. His lawyer, George Curtis, made a magnificent closing argument on behalf of his client. He reminded the jury of the law of insanity at that time, which is basically unchanged to this day. "You must remember, also, gentlemen of the jury that the legal test is ability to comprehend the moral character of the act committed and the power of will to govern one's action in obedience to the judgment."
The jury found Thomas Buford not guilty by reason of insanity. The judge ordered that he be taken to the asylum in Anchorage, Kentucky. Totally disconnected from reality, Buford airily protested that it was a waste of time and that he had "rather be out hunting and fishing." Not long after he arrived, Buford escaped from the mental institution and fled to Indiana. That state refused to recognize our extradition efforts since he had not been convicted.
Today, the martyred judge lies sleeping in the Capitol Cemetery which overlooks the Kentucky River and the picturesque city of Frankfort. The words on his monument proclaim his lasting legacy: "Assassinated for having done his duty as a Judge."
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Does anyone know the guitars he used for the later years? I've heard of him playing a Fender Esquire in Good Morning Good Morning , but anything after that is beyond me. Perhaps his casino?
"The best band? The Beatles. The most overrated band? The Beatles."
Hey there, Big. I Googled "Paul McCartney 's Guitars' and found this site.
I don't know what sources were used and can not vouch for the accuracy of info. If nothing else, there are some cool pictures.
"You're probably wondering why we keep switching out all these guitars. Well, the truth is we're just showing off."
Yeah, I've been there before. They have a really good article on the Guitars of Ringo Starr ...
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I've got a question. Quite stupid really. Did the companies that make those guitars gave the Beatles those instruments? Or they were like "Ok I feel like getting a new guitar, let's go to the store to get one??
They bought the early ones themselves. The Hofner bass and John's Rickenbacker guitar were bought in Hamburg. I'm not sure about George's Gretsch - I think he bought it during his first trip to the US though I may be wrong.
Later on they were given plenty of instruments and amps by companies. Rickenbacker gave John and George 12-string electrics, and a Ricky bass for Paul too (only used in the studio). They were given Fender Strats and Vox amps too, and Ringo had several drum kits from Ludwig. They stuck to a surprisingly small number of instruments though, given that they could have had whatever they wanted.
There's a great book about all this by Andy Babiuk, called The Beatles' Gear. I recommend it.
If I remember correctly, Paul's Rickenbacker was used as a backup during the US tour. It was used once I believe, I don't know. I'll have to check up with that.
Thanks for the answer. I dunno why but I'm quite curious about their instruments. I'll check that book.
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This sort of fits here. It is about reproductions of his guitars.
Hofner changes Violin Bass names
Hofner has redesignated the model names of its famous Violin Bass to reflect the iconic bass's Beatles lineage.
The three German-made models have been the cause of some confusion among McCartney connoisseurs due to the order in which they were issued. The new model names should put any debate to bed, and instead of having years associated with them have new 'evocative' titles that reflect the era they are associated with.
To that end,
the Vintage '61 Re-issue, based on the first Violin Bass Macca picked up in Hamburg, becomes the 500/1 'Cavern'.
The Vintage '62 Re-issue becomes the 500/1 'Liverpool', inspired by the bass Hofner built for McCartney August 1963, and finally the Vintage '64 Re-issue becomes the standard 500/1 Violin Bass model.
All clear now? Good!
For more information visit the official Hofner website
Hofner press release
The three German built 500/1 Violin Beatle Basses on the current Höfner catalogue have received changes to the model names in order to more closely associate them with historical events. The construction and fittings remain, however, exactly the same.
Due to the sequence that re-issue models were released in, more than 10 years ago, the McCartney spec bass became the Vintage '62 Re-issue despite the fact that his bass was built around August 1963.
The models will no longer have a year to identify them, these are replaced by names more evocative of the actual time they represent.
The Vintage '61 Re-issue is now designated the 500/1 'Cavern'. It is inspired by a bass purchased by Paul McCartney in Hamburg in 1961.
The Vintage '62 Re-issue becomes the 500/1 'Liverpool, being inspired by a bass built for Paul McCartney around August 1963.
The Vintage '64 Re-issue will now simply be the 500/1 Violin Bass and becomes the 'standard' model.
The part numbers for all three bases remain the same as before, for this year, in order to avoid confusion with dealers and buyers.
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require_dependency "show_dont_tells_engine/application_controller"

module ShowDontTellsEngine
  class ShowDontTellsController < ApplicationController
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I'm the owner and manager of Capucinne. I'm responsible for finances, social media, and technical parts of the processes carried out at our studio.
Živa carries out shaping, brushing, and polishing of solid gold pieces. She also carries out some of the stonesetting. When not working on solid gold pieces, she often helps with some of the custom-ordered sterling silver and gold-filled items.
Marko is in charge of the working process in our workshop. And besides carrying our shaping, brushing, and polishing of solid gold items, also performs some of the stone setting.
Mitja is helping with shaping, brushing, and polishing of solid gold pieces, and the overall making of simpler solid gold items. He's the "final touch" executor for most pieces.
Žiga transforms Maja's drawings into 3D files and exports them into the 3D wax printer of which he is in charge of. Besides that, one of his main tasks is providing 3D renders, previews, and mock-ups of any creative ideas our customers might have.
Nina helps with non-solid gold pieces, communicates with Customs, as well as manages inventory, and is in charge of quality control of solid gold pieces and their shipping. She sometimes helps with photographing the designs you browse through.
Darja is our accountant, and besides that works in administration, and deals with some of the Customs issues.
Andreja carries out casting of all wax models into solid gold and sterling silver.
Urška thoroughly helps with any questions you might have for us as well as sometimes models the pieces you can browse through.
Anej will be helping you with any questions you might have for us. He also deals with some of the technical aspects of our studio.
Ana helps with shaping, brushing, and polishing of silver and gold filled pieces and is in charge of quality yellow and rose gold plating over sterling silver as well as the making of silver and gold filled jewelry items.
Welcome to our shop with shiny and rich jewellery pieces.


Sriz Beauty Blog: Complete Bridal Care Regime With Juvena Herbals - Argan Oil Review!!!
Complete Bridal Care Regime With Juvena Herbals - Argan Oil Review!!!
As a part of Complete Bridal Care Regime With Juvena Herbals,today I am reviewing Argan Oil,which is called as Liquid Gold and has many benefits for skin and body.It is a must product to include in the pre-bridal skin care regimen.Lets see its benefits!!!
1) Skin Moisturiser to make skin soft and supple.
2) Anti-Ageing- Gives youthful glow and reduces visibility of wrinkles, makes skin plumper and softer.
3) Excellent for Dry Skin, Patches, Freckles, Melasma, Sunburns, Acne, , Blemishes. It repairs damaged skin because of its omega-6 with vit E content. Can heal burn, surgical marks over a period of time.
4) Good for dark lips and under- eye dark circles, dark armpits,inner thighs, chill blains because of its fatty acids.
5) Where many oils and moisturisers aggravate acne, Argan oil actually soothes afflicted skin and promotes healing. Since Argan oil is non- greasy and contains anti- oxidants, it helps regenerate new healthy tissues, reduces inflamation.
After cleansing with Juvena's Mint cleanser and Marrow Pack, apply Argan oil, leave for 10 min. ,wipe with moist cotton and wash. This will start constricting open enlarged pores, reducing oily condition without taking away moisture. It soothes the pain of acne during breakouts.
6) Stretch Marks- use during pregnancy to avoid getting stretch marks as it is good substitute of collagen. It gives ideal protection against stretch marks, sagging skin, puckered skin after the delivery. If applied after delivery cures stretch marks, sagging skin.
It is extremely good for feet, hands, and nail health. It is extremely versatile and can be used for any type of skin, any disorder and any age.
Method Of Usage : Clean skin with Gold Cleanser or Marigold cl or Mint cl as per the type of skin. Apply Argan Oil , massage into the skin. Above it, after 15 min , apply Gold Saffron cream, leave overnight. On stretch marks use Argan oil at night and Gold Saffron in day time.
My Experience : I have been using this Juvena Herbals Argan Oil from many months and it has become my favorite from first use itself.It is a bit thick in consistency and it gets absorbed into the skin with a bit of massaging.With in minutes it gets completely absorbed.I am using it on the face as well as on the body too.It has helped a lot in making my skin even and it has shown a great reduction in the blemishes and black spots caused due to acne and pimples.It even reduces tan to a good extent on continuous usage.It makes the skin extremely soft and supple.It also lightens pigmentation on the skin and it can be used for lightening any darkened areas like lips,under eyes,armpits,inner thighs etc.,It is a multi tasking oil,which can be used by all age group people and for all skin types.It can be used even during pregnancy to prevent stretch marks and it can also be used after delivery to reduce stretch marks and sagging of skin as it is a good substitute for collagen,responsible for the elasticity of the skin.
And coming to the pre-bridal treatment,I would suggest all the bride-to-be girls to start using this Juvena Argan Oil from atleast 3 months before wedding.As it takes some time to show the results,but the results are permanent.So,to get the complete results use it for minimum of 1 month.Girls who have issues like uneven skin tone, pigmentation, blemishes, dark/pigmented lips,dark circles,dark arm pits,dark inner thighs,dry patches,stretch marks should definitely give this miracle oil a try.
Juvena Herbals Argan Oil is priced at INR 1000/- for 40 ml bottle which lasts easily for 3 months,if used regularly only on face.If used for entire body it lasts for 1 month as very little is needed every time.It is also available in larger bottle of 80 ml .You can buy this here.


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        explicit expr_stmt(pos_type const& p, expression const& e)
            : node_base(p), expr(e) {}

        std::string to_string() const {
          return stringize(expr);
        }
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      struct valdef_stmt : node_base {
        std::string name;
        boost::optional<type> typ;
        expression value;

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        explicit valdef_stmt(pos_type const& p, std::string name,
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Q: O que é um Artefato de Software? Em Engenharia de Software, muito ouve-se a respeito do termo Artefato de Software. Pesquisei a respeito e encontrei a seguinte definição:

Um artefacto ou artefato é um dos vários tipos de subprodutos
concretos produzido durante o desenvolvimento de software. Alguns
artefatos (por exemplo, casos de uso, diagramas de classes e outros
modelos UML, requisitos e documentos de projeto) ajudam a descrever a
função, arquitetura e o design do software. Outros artefatos estão
relacionados com o próprio processo de desenvolvimento - tais como
planos de projetos, processos de negócios e avaliações de risco. Podem
ser manuais, arquivos executáveis, módulos etc.
O termo artefato em conexão com o desenvolvimento de software é
amplamente associado com métodos ou processos de desenvolvimento
específicos, por exemplo, o Processo Unificado. Este uso do termo pode
ter sido originado com esses métodos.

Fonte.
Ainda não consegui entender. O que é um Artefato de Software?

A:  O texto a seguir foi usado como fonte para o artigo da Wikipédia Artefato (desenvolvimento de software) e não ao contrário vide o histórico de revisões da Wikipédia.

Quando se cria ou se mantém um software, vários documentos são criados no processo. Por exemplo:

*

*Casos de uso, para detalhar a interação do usuário com o software;

*Modelos de dados, para descrever como se estruturam os dados que o software usa;

*O próprio código-fonte do software;

*Diagramas UML de vários tipos;

*Atas ou outros registros de reuniões.

Esses documentos (e muitos outros) são necessários para que as pessoas envolvidas no desenvolvimento de software tenham uma base de informação em comum para se comunicar a respeito do software. Esses documentos são chamados, coletivamente, de artefatos de software. Dependendo da metodologia de desenvolvimento (se alguma for usada), os tipos de artefato variam.
É possível, em tese, não ter artefatos, exceto pelo código-fonte, mas isso vai tornar qualquer tarefa de manutenção do programa um pesadelo: para descobrir o que faz cada parte do sistema, seria preciso fazer engenharia reversa do programa! É muito mais prático consultar um diagrama ou documentação, e entender de cara como aquele pedaço do sistema funciona (ou deveria funcionar).

A: Estritamente falando um artefato é um subproduto concreto produzido durante o desenvolvimento de software. Porém o termo costuma ser usado principalmente na metodologia chamada Unified Process. Claro que ele acabou sendo levado para outros usos no processo de desenvolvimento de software. Estes são os artefatos de gerenciamento de projetos.
Exemplo de artefatos são: casos de uso, diagramas de classes, tabelas e outros tipos que ajudam entender o software e requisitos e documentos de projeto. Nessa metodologia é sobre a documentação geral e não o software em si. Estes são os artefatos de documentação.
É comum o termo ser usado durante o build para referenciar ao objeto final criado nele. Em ferramentas de testes o termo também é usado como o executável e o conjunto de testes. É comum que estes testes envolvam walkthroughs, inspeções e provas de correção. Há casos que o termo é usado para o resultado final do software. Então o executável e os testes são artefatos. Estes são os artefatos de código, talvez o que o mgibsonbr chamou de modelo.
Há quem use o termo para qualquer atividade exercida e documentada durante o processo de desenvolvimento de software.
Existem usos até que não são diretamente ligados ao processo do desenvolvimento como de processamento de sinais, mas acho que não interessa tanto aqui.
Se formos usar o termo como na definição da ciência, ele só deveria ser usado de forma específica em ambiente de testes.
O termo é importante em certos círculos, mas ele não é usado universalmente e em muitos lugares nunca o ouvirá. Ele não é intuitivo e sem ter uma definição clara e ver exemplos de uso a pessoa nem entende o que é. Ele é sobre ontologia e taxonomia, é um termo geral para algumas coisas, mas é mais específico que chamar apenas de "objetos".

A: Entenda como artefato uma sub-parte do software. Pode ser desde a engenharia que resultou em uma parte ou artefato de software, até o código fonte que também compõem um o mesmo. Em outras palavras, é algo que compõe o ciclo de desenvolvimento do software que se inicia a análise, após o desenvolvimento seguido pelos testes e por ultimo a entrega do programa. Você pode pensar na construção de uma casa por exemplo, nela você tem vários artefatos que vão desde a elaboração do projeto até a construção e terminando com os acabamentos.
Essa é uma definição mais simples e resumida. Se você procurar na internet terá exemplos mais detalhados. Tentei falar de forma simples e objetiva, citando um exemplo do cotidiano.

A: Um artefato de software pode ser resumido como qualquer documento ou modelo gerado durante o desenvolvimento de um software. Para algumas pessoas, um pacote de software também pode ser considerado um artefato.
Eu pessoalmente sempre imagino um artefato como qualquer documento, seja ele físico ou digital, produzido durante o ciclo de vida do desenvolvimento de um software. Por exemplo, um documento de planejamento, um documento de requisitos, o backlog do produto, um diagrama de atividades, um guia de boas práticas, um documento de arquitetura, etc.

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Q: Mongoose: Can't retrieve document by ID - Error 404 I am trying to retrieve objects from MongoDB with mongoose but I receive error 404.
router.get('/blogs/:id', function(req, res){
console.log('getting one blog post by id');
Blog.findOne({
   _id: req.params.id
})
   .exec(function (err, blog) {
       if(err){
           res.send('error occured');
       } else{
           console.log(blog);
           res.render('entry', {entries: entry});
       }
   })
});

Error message: ** 5abe5efa06ac64917363277a Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found).**
The documents exists in the database:
{
    "_id" : ObjectId("5abe5efa06ac64917363277a"),
    "title" : "this is the first blog",
    "author" : "me",
    "body" : "this is a post",
    "comments" : [
        ObjectId("5ac1fe92f2eb490c3c5b1357")
    ]
}

This is my entry.ejs view:

<% include header %>

            <%= entry.published %>

        <%= entry.author  %>  <a class="btn btn-default" href="blogs/<%= entry._id %>"> <%= entry.title %>

        <%= entry.body %>

            <% entry.comments.forEach(function(comment){ %>
            <%= comment.commentAuthor + " : " + comment.comm %>
            <% }) %>

        <a class="btn btn-default" href="<%= entry._id %>/new-comment">Add new comment

And here is how I defined my schema:

var mongoose = require('mongoose');
var Schema = mongoose.Schema;
var exports = module.exports = {};

exports.commentSchema = new Schema({
    commentAuthor: String,
    comm: String,
    date: { type: Date, default: Date.now }
});

exports.blogSchema = new Schema({
    title:  String,
    author: String,
    body:   String,
    comments: [{
        type: mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId,
        ref: 'commentSchema' }],
    date: { type: Date, default: Date.now },

});
exports.Blog = mongoose.model('Blog',exports.blogSchema);

With the following code I can retrieve all blogs:
var express = require('express');
var router = express.Router();
var schema = require('../model/schema');

/* GET users listing. */
router.get('/', function(req, res, next) {
    schema.Blog.find({}, function (err, blogs) {
        if (err) {
            console.log(err);

        } else{
            res.render('blogs', {entries: blogs});
        }

    });
});

module.exports = router;

A: Since you are sending string to the query and it expects an ObjectId you are getting the error.
Try below,
Solution 1:
    import mongoose from 'mongoose';
    (or)
    var mongoose = require('mongoose');

    router.get('/blogs/:id', function(req, res){
    console.log('getting one blog post by id');
    Blog.findOne({
       _id: mongoose.Types.ObjectId(req.params.id)
    })
       .exec(function (err, blog) {
           if(err){
               res.send('error occured');
           } else{
               console.log(blog);
               res.render('entry', {entries: entry});
           }
       })
    });

Solution 2:
var ObjectId = require('mongoose').Types.ObjectId;

router.get('/blogs/:id', function(req, res){
console.log('getting one blog post by id');
Blog.findOne({
   _id: new ObjectId(req.params.id)
})
   .exec(function (err, blog) {
       if(err){
           res.send('error occured');
       } else{
           console.log(blog);
           res.render('entry', {entries: entry});
       }
   })
});


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Adrien Jeudy est un homme politique français né le  à Latillé (Vienne) et décédé le  à Latillé.

Propriétaire agriculteur, il est conseiller général du canton de Vouillé et maire de Latillé. Il est élu député en 1848, sans avoir été candidat, siégeant avec les partisans du général Cavaignac. Il démissionne en .

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Naissance en mai 1795
Naissance dans la Vienne
Décès en décembre 1865
Décès dans la Vienne
Député de la Vienne
Membre de l'Assemblée constituante de 1848
Maire de la Vienne
Conseiller général de la Vienne
Décès à 70 ans

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The first week of March I was together with a few other XNA MVPs at the Microsoft MVP Summit 2011 in Seattle.
I'd love to be able to tell you stuff we've learned there, or as Andy would also wish, to be able to tell you news about current issues you all know with XBLIG and the Creator's Club AppHub site and forums. All guys present there were careful to repeatedly remind the team of the issues (especially George).
Of course, bound by our NDA's we can't share stuff we found out, but maybe we can tell you some things that might put you at ease.
Yes, Microsoft is not always moving as fast as we'd wish; Yes, there are pressing issues with the site; Yes, on some points they are behind the competition at this point… but I feel that YES, these (XNA, WP7, XBLIG) are awesome platforms to be on, only getting stronger, and having a great future.
On a personal note, this was a good summit. I had a great time with the other MVPs and met some great people in Microsoft, who I want to thank for their time and effort.
It's a fantastic book, the writing style is fun, which makes it a real pleasure to read. And on the technical side, being written by these two guys, it's probably the best you can get on the subject. The single complaint is that the tattoo didn't make it on the cover.
hi, i know you are one of the organizer of the sgtconker.com.
i cant talk with then (cant post comments on site –php error) and cant send mail (come back with error).
Hi, please drop me an email at catalinzima@gmail.com and I'll what I can do.


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The History of Digital Imaging Began With a Baby Picture
Could it have been any other way?
Sarah Laskow
The first digital picture on a computer was, of course, a picture of a baby.
In 1957, Russell Kirsch was working at the National Bureau of Standards, which had something amazing—the first computer that could be programmed. Here's how Kirsch introduced it in a 2011 talk:
Please try to put your thinking back
to when there was a widespread lack
of any tool that you believed
could do whatever you conceived.
When I was young and not a fool
I did have use of such a tool
The tool I had I'll show you now
My best ideas it did allow.
And here's what the computer looked like:
The computer had plenty of important jobs to do, like, as Kirsch told the Oregonian later, "thermonuclear weapons calculations and things of this sort." But he was allowed to use it to solve other problems, too. And he wondered what it would mean to have a computer look at a picture.
He began with a photo of himself holding his infant son, and he cut himself out of his picture. What was left was a headshot of baby Walden. He and his colleagues scanned the image using a drum scanner, which captured the information from little squares of the image and turned that information into binary 1s and 0s—black and white pixels. This, close-up, is what the baby's eye turned into:
That first scan inaugurated the standard square pixels that for years dominated the creation and storage of digital images (and that Kirsch has despaired over). But it did not immediately kick off a revolution in computerized images because computers just didn't have the storage capacity. Even after digital cameras started becoming a consumer good, images were sometimes stored on cassette tapes.
It wasn't until storage capacity—and image compression—became affordable that digital pictures really took off. From there, it was only a matter of time before society came to the realization that it needed a tool to block the unceasing supply of digital baby images from view.
Sarah Laskow is a senior editor at The Atlantic, where she oversees the Science section.


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LAWRENCE -- Lupoli Companies, the parent firm of Sal's Pizza and other properties, was awarded the 2014 Business of the Year by the Northeastern Economic Developers Association.
The award was presented last week at NEDA's annual awards dinner in Worcester.
The award recognizes a company that demonstrates the highest degree of good corporate citizenship, invests in its own area economy and has set an example for others to emulate.
"We have had the privilege of building an organization from the ground up," said Salvatore Lupoli, CEO and founder of Lupoli Companies, said in a statement. "From two employees to more than 900 we have benefited from our organic growth."
Lupoli is a Chelmsford native. He is a graduate of Northeastern University and formed Sal's Pizza with his brother, Nick, in 1990.
Lupoli Companies is the parent company of Sal's Pizza Retail and Wholesale, Salvatore's Restaurants, Riverwalk Properties and JeNet Management.
The NEDA promotes professional economic and industrial development throughout the Northeastern United States.


The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may be in a tailspin. The outcome of Saturday's national convention of the party shows it has more learning to do. In fact, the PDP has not learnt from its defeat.
The PDP is prodigiously "mammonised". Money is the only denominator of the party.
I had thought that the PDP would absorb the south-west into its highest hierarchy (because that section of the country had not really been integrated into the party), but I was disappointed when the key political bloc was schemed out of the party's national chairmanship position by some money badgers.
I was more disappointed when I read that a certain governor said the south-west had not made any contribution to the PDP; hence it was undeserving of the position.
I had also thought that the party would titillate the south-west, which is the nubile bride at the moment, with the slot, but I was surprised that leaders of the party from the region were treated uncharitably.
As it is, it appears that there is no future for the south-west in the party.
Today, the PDP is seen as a political concern of the south-south, and sadly, some leaders of the party from the region are fossilising this assumption by their actions.
Any political equation without a solution for finding X – the south-west is incomplete. The south-west determined the outcome of the 2015 presidential election; I believe it will also play a significant role in determining the outcome of that of 2019. The south-west cannot be ignored, and it should not be ignored. Ignoring the south-west is political immolation.
The south-east may be disinterested in the 2019 presidential election owing to the candidates the two dominant parties – APC and PDP – will present; because both candidates would likely come from the north.
Also, the south-east has a hard political choice to make; hence it may prefer to be aloof from the exercise and wait for its turn in 2023. This is not the case with the south-west which has beneficial interest in the current government and may want to maintain the status quo until a more advantageous alternative comes along. The south-west may still hold the ace in the 2019 presidential election.
My point is that the PDP should make political gestures to the south-west if it is serious about defeating the APC in 2019, and letting the region hold its national chairmanship position would have been an infinitesimal, but enticing overture.
The PDP umbrella must cover the south-west or suffer punctures from hailstorms.


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Land surface area: 1 246 700 km2. 60% of the land's territory is occupied by an inland plateau with an altitude of 1 000 meters to 2 000 meters above sea level, the plateau having a vast network of rivers and lakes.
Climate: tropical, with two seasons - Cassimbo (dry winter season) that lasts from May to September, and a rainy season (summer) lasting from September to May.
Average annual air temperature: 27о C (maximum) and 17о C (minimum).
Geographic location: southwestern coast of Africa.
The country borders in the west on the Atlantic Ocean; in the north on the Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville) and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Kinshasa); in the east on the Republic of Zambia and in the south on the Republic of Namibia.
Length of borders: on the sea – 1 600 km; on land – 4 837 km.
Population: 12 000 000 (49.3% are male citizens, and 50.7% are female).
Capital city: Luanda - 3 000 000 inhabitants (their average age is 19 years).
Other major towns: Cabinda, Benguela, Lobito, Lubango, Namibe.
Main rivers: Cuanza, Cunene and Cubango.
Highest terrain point: Mount Moco (Serra do Moco) (2 620 м) in the Huambo province.
Official language: Portuguese.
Main local languages: Umbundu, Kimbundu, Kikongo and Chokwe.
Religions: Catholic (51%); Protestant (17%); Traditional Animistic Religion (30%); other religions (2%)


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