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Q: How I can apply color threshold into an image created from `imagecreatefromstring`? I have the following piece of code:
define(RED_THESHOLD,100);
define(GREEN_THESHOLD,200);
define(BLUE_THESHOLD,100);

function thresholdImage(String $imgdata){
   $original_limit = ini_get('memory_limit');
   ini_set('memory_limit', '-1');
   $imageResource = imagecreatefromstring($imgData);

   // Limit red green and blue color channels here
}

But I do not know how I can apply the color the constants:

*

*RED_THESHOLD

*GREEN_THESHOLD

*BLUE_THESHOLD
According to the classic algorithms I need to read pixel by pixel each channel and apply the threshold by the following piece of code (I use images red channel as an example):
 $new_pixel_value = ($red_pixel_value>RED_THESHOLD)?RED_THESHOLD:$red_pixel_value;

Do you know how I can do this?

A: This can be done by finding the color index for each pixel, converting that into RGBA, then constraining those values, converting it back into a color index and setting the pixel.
<?php

const RED_THESHOLD = 255;
const GREEN_THESHOLD = 10;
const BLUE_THESHOLD = 10;

$image = imagecreatefrompng('test.png');

$maxX = imagesx($image);
$maxY = imagesy($image);

for ($y = 0; $y < $maxY; ++$y) {
    for ($x = 0; $x < $maxX; ++$x) {
        $existing = imagecolorsforindex($image, imagecolorat($image, $x, $y));

        $red = ($existing['red'] > RED_THESHOLD) ? RED_THESHOLD : $existing['red'];
        $green = ($existing['green'] > GREEN_THESHOLD) ? GREEN_THESHOLD : $existing['green'];
        $blue = ($existing['blue'] > BLUE_THESHOLD) ? BLUE_THESHOLD : $existing['blue'];

        $new = imagecolorexact($image, $red, $green, $blue);

        imagesetpixel($image, $x, $y, $new);
    }
}

imagepng($image, 'test2.png');

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package pt.up.fe.ssin.pexplorer.utils;

import android.content.Intent;
import android.net.Uri;
import android.os.Build;

public class ApplicationDetailsHelper {

    private static final String SCHEME = "package";
    private static final String APP_PKG_NAME_21 = "com.android.settings.ApplicationPkgName";
    private static final String APP_PKG_NAME_22 = "pkg";
    private static final String APP_DETAILS_PACKAGE_NAME = "com.android.settings";
    private static final String APP_DETAILS_CLASS_NAME = "com.android.settings.InstalledAppDetails";

    public static Intent getApplicationDetailsIntent(String packageName) {

        Intent intent = new Intent();
        final int apiLevel = Build.VERSION.SDK_INT;

        if (apiLevel >= 9) { // above 2.3
            intent.setAction("android.settings.APPLICATION_DETAILS_SETTINGS");
            Uri uri = Uri.fromParts(SCHEME, packageName, null);
            intent.setData(uri);
        } else { // below 2.3
            final String appPkgName = (apiLevel == 8 ? APP_PKG_NAME_22
                    : APP_PKG_NAME_21);
            intent.setAction(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
            intent.setClassName(APP_DETAILS_PACKAGE_NAME,
                    APP_DETAILS_CLASS_NAME);
            intent.putExtra(appPkgName, packageName);
        }
        return intent;
    }
}

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HomeDFW Pro TeamsDallas StarsAntti Niemi Helps Improve Stars Goaltending
Antti Niemi Helps Improve Stars Goaltending
July 1, 2015 Dallas Stars, DFW Pro Teams, Featured, NHL Hockey, Sports
Antti Niemi is the new protector for the Stars. But is he really our first choice?
Photo Courtesy: Luca Volpi
By Jared Macduff
On the night of the 2015 NHL Draft, the Stars made a trade. They traded the 193rd pick to the San Jose Sharks for goalie Antti Niemi. That was HUGE. Niemi is what the Stars need. Kari has been good, but goalies need a night off every so often. Kari's backup, Jhonas Enroth, was an ok backup, but not what the Stars need in their backup goalie. Enroth did not play as well as expected.
On June 29, Antti Neimi signed a three-year, $13.53 million with the Dallas Stars. Niemi will earn $4.5 million a year. What the Stars get in Niemi is a goalie that knows how to win and has the capability to become the Stars starting goalie once Kari's contract expires. Kari is signed through the 2017-18 season and has posted a 148-90-38 record as the starter.
When the Stars had Tim Thomas as the backup goalie to Kari, Kari was playing at a high level and at a level that we have never seen played before. That excited Stars fans. When Thomas retired, the Stars were left searching for a capable backup. First, it was Anders Lindback. Lindback played less than stellar and the Stars suffered as a result. Now with Kari and Antti in net, the Stars are set on goalies. The Stars also have $10.4 million in the net with Kari making $5.9 million a year on his contract. That's more than any NHL team is going to spend on goalies.
In his career with San Jose and Chicago, Niemi has posted a 190-100-40 regular season record with a 2.39 goals against average, a .916 save percentage and 32 shutouts. He finished third in the Vezina Trophy voting during the 2012-13 season when he posted a 24-12-6 record with a .924 save percentage and 2.16 goals against average. In the five times he appeared in the postseason, he has a 35-26 record with a .907 save percentage and a 2.74 goals against average. He won the Stanley Cup with Chicago in 2010 and won all 16 games and returned to the Western Conference Finals with San Jose in 2011.
Will this mean that Niemi will be the starting goalie? We don't know. But what we do know is that it will be a great competition to see who will be the starting goalie for the Stars in the upcoming season.
Also worth noting is that even with the signing of Niemi, the Stars are still $15-$20 million under the cap.
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Senior guard Robert Cartwright (above) will not return to Stanford for his final year of eligibility. Cartwright has not announced where he will be transferring.
Cartwright, Walker will not return for men's basketball's upcoming season
April 3, 2018	3 Comments Share
Jose Saldana
Managing Editor of Sports
By: Jose Saldana | Managing Editor of Sports
Stanford men's basketball's senior guard Robert Cartwright and junior forward Cameron Walker will not return for the 2018-19 NCAA season.
Cartwright will grad transfer for his final year of eligibility, while Walker will remain at Stanford but will not play due to NCAA medical disqualification.
Cartwright was given a medical redshirt for his sophomore season after suffering a compound fracture in his right arm in a preseason practice.
In the three seasons Cartwright was able to play, he averaged 4.7 points, 2.3 assists and 1.5 rebounds in 18.8 minutes per game. This past season, Cartwright set career highs in points (7.2 per game), rebounds (2.3 per game) and field goal shooting (38.2 percent).
Cartwright's career high in points was set against Washington State in his junior year as he scored 21 points and dished seven assists in the victory.
Walker did not play his junior season due to his medical disqualification, but he saw action in 39 games during his first two years on the Farm.
With two scholarships spots now open, the Cardinal will have to fill those spots before the upcoming season. One spot will be filled by Iona Prep graduate and three-star guard Bryce Wills. The other remains unclaimed, so the Cardinal will need to hit the recruiting trails to round out the 2018 class.
"I want to thank Cam and Rob for their contributions to the Stanford men's basketball program and wish them the very best as they move forward with their careers," Stanford head coach Jerod Haase said. "Cam and Rob will always be a part of our Stanford family."
Contact Jose Saldana at jsaldana 'at' stanford.edu.
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Thanks for the heads-up, JS. Best wishes to Robert in his next gig; he was robbed of an entire season by a freak accident. Cameron seems to have fared even less fortunately; best wishes to Cam.
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I hope this fares well in landing super prospect Jordan Brown.
He seems to be borderline on academics for Stanford, so it can depend on how his senior classes work out; until recently, Cal was leading his short list. But he's currently Stanford's top target. If Reid Travis returns, Brown would benefit, otherwise he won't make up for Travis' loss his first year unless Haase upgrades his big-man coaching, which Stanford has lacked for several years. That aspect had looked promising when Mark Madsen was onboard for a year, before he jumped to coaching in the NBA.
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Jewish Cultural Quarter in Amsterdam
The Jewish Historical Museum (Joods Historisch Museum) is a museum focussed on Jewish religion, culture and history, particularly with respect to the Netherlands and Amsterdam.
It occupies 4 historic Ashkenazi synagogues near Waterlooplein within the old Jewish quarter of east Amsterdam.
The museum foundation was set up in 1930 to preserve Jewish heritage and to promote Jewish art. Originally on display at the Weighing House (Waag) on Nieuwmarktplein, much of the museum's collection was confiscated during WW2. It reopened its doors in 1955 and slowly expanded, moving over to the current location in 1987.
The museum's permanent exhibition is housed between the 2 grand buildings – the Great Synagogue (1671) and the New Synagogue (1752).
You will enter the atmospheric Great Synagogue hall first – the ground floor space is used to explore the Jewish faith and traditions. Many Jewish ceremonial items are placed in context of the synagogue itself.
Heading upstairs is a section on the history of Jews in Netherlands between 1600 and 1900 – how the Jews arrived in the "tolerant" city of Amsterdam, what they did to make a living and the difficulties they faced.
Continuing on into the New Synagogue – with its striking central glass roof dome – is a display on the history of Jews in the Netherlands from 1900 to the present day including the volatile war period.
Jewish Historical Museum in Amsterdam
There are a number of items/artefacts on display – paintings and sculptures, ordinary everyday objects and personal items, Jewish commercial posters. You can find info on each display using the impressive 3D multimedia display.
There are also various benches around the hall each with a screen showing different photos and films.
Be aware that the museum can only show some 5% of its collection – the rest is archived or occasionally lent out to other museums. There is a Resource Centre with extensive book, video and press archive. Temporary exhibitions also run with a particular focus on Jewish artists or Jewish-themed art.
The museum has a cafe which sells "kosher-style" snacks including bagels and cakes.
A separate children's museum (JHM kindermuseum) is located in the Obbene Shul (1685) building.
Jewish Historical Museum Essential Info
Opening Times Daily 1100-1700, last entry 1630. Closed on King's Day (27 April), Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Closed until at least 9 February 2021.
Admission Prices (2021) €17.00 for adults, €8.50 for children 13-17, students and CJP cultural youth pass holders, €4.25 for children 6-12 . FREE entry for children 0-5, Museumkaart and Iamsterdam City Card holders.
The Jewish Cultural Quarter ticket is valid for 1 month and allows access to the Jewish Historical Museum, JHM children's museum and the Portuguese Synagogue. The Hollandsche Schouwburg (National Holocaust Memorial) and the National Holocaust Museum are both under renovation.
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Getting There JHM is located very close to Waterlooplein, a short walk from the centre. From Amsterdam Central, either take tram 14 or metro lines 51, 53 or 54 to Waterlooplein.
Jewish Historical Museum, Nieuwe Amstelstraat 1, 1011 PL Amsterdam
T: +31(0)20 5310 310, jck.nl
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Home Communication Goal-Line Technology Update: July 2013
Goal-Line Technology Update: July 2013
Keith Lyons
There have been some interesting news items about goal-line technology this week.
The GoalControl system was used in all six stadia in the FIFA Confederations Cup 2013, Brazil. There was no contentious goal decision in the tournament. After the tournament, Howard Webb observed:
From my point of view, the reassurance that the system gives us is a big benefit. The system has been reliable in our tests, we have no concerns about the reliability of the system and, to know that the biggest decision in the game of all – whether or not a goal is scored – has, not that it's been taken out of our hands, but has been given some certainty. For us, it's a big positive. A really big positive.
Nick Clunn has produced an infographic to explain how the the GoalControl system works. I have some information about the system in my April 2013 update too.
In England, the FA has selected Hawk-Eye to provide goal-line technology for the Premier League. At a meeting in June, the twenty Premier clubs voted unanimously in favour of a five-year contract with Hawk-Eye. Negotiations are continuing about installation of a system at Wembley Stadium in time for the Community Shield on 11 August.
In Australia, the AFL will test Hawk-Eye technology in all three matches played at the MCG this weekend. It will be used on a test basis only at these games, and will not be adopted as part of the existing goal review system.
The system that will be used is designed to allow the video umpire greater control over the vision available to make a decision. Ultimately the aim is to make the decision quicker and more accurate. The current review system uses broadcasters' footage to analyse referred decisions.
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Brighton & Sussex University Hospital – Brain & Spinal InjuryAdam2020-02-28T11:00:12+00:00
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W: aspire.org.uk
Aspire's services provide the practical support that can be needed by those who sustain spinal cord injuries.
The services they offer cover a range of areas and are available to new patients in the NHS Spinal Cord Injury Centres, to those who have just been discharged from hospital and to people who have been living with their injury for years. But whilst they are different in what they do, they all have the same goal – to help take someone from injury to independence.
Practical areas of help include housing, grants, independent living advisers and assistive technology facilities.
Avanti (abi)
St Leonards-on-Sea
W: avanti-abi.co.uk
Avanti (abi) provides a range of support and rehabilitation services for adults living with an acquired brain injury, their families and carers. They offer a specialised community day-rehabilitation service for adults living with a non-progressive acquired brain injury (abi) living in the vicinity of St. Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex. Avanti (abi) provides a tranquil and relaxing environment where clients can socialise and work towards achieving their potential. Their objective is to enable people to access rehabilitation in their own locality in order to promote independence and improved quality of life through the development of sustainable coping strategies, activities and skills.
W: backuptrust.org.uk
Back Up is a charity that helps more than 800 spinal cord injured people per year to regain confidence and active lifestyles.
They operate nationally an outreach team who deliver wheelchair skills training in hospitals and spinal centres. The team also contact people once they return home, offering an understanding ear and practical advice. Back Up residential courses help build confidence, and give access to a supportive network and opportunities to learn life skills that build your independence. The Back Up to Work course and schools advocacy service support people as they find their way back to work and school after injury.
A mentoring service matches people with a spinal cord injury and their family members with someone who has been through the same situation who will be there to listen on a regular basis and help people move forwards with their lives.
Brain and Spine Foundation
W: brainandspine.org.uk
The Brain and Spine Foundation is a detailed information resource for patients and healthcare practitioners.
The Helpline team provides tailored information and specialist support for anyone affected by a neurological problem. People call for many reasons – some people call for practical or emotional support, others have specific clinical queries, and some people just want to talk.
Brain Injury Is Big
W: braininjuryisbig.org.uk
Brain Injury is BIG is a support group for people who have loved ones with devastating brain injuries. They may be severely disabled, in a persistent vegetative state, minimally aware/conscious or locked in.
The charity was started by a group of mothers who got to know each other whilst visiting the Royal Hospital for Neuro-Disability in Putney, London. Although there are a number of support networks for brain injured families, they wanted to use their personal experiences to establish a network of families to help each other through a very difficult time.
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust
W: thedtgroup.org/brain-injury/
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust offers a range of specialist residential, hospital and community based services for individuals with acquired brain injury, delivering high quality rehabilitation and support for people with complex needs across the UK.
As part of The Disabilities Trust and working in partnership with those they support, their families and friends, local authorities, health authorities, housing associations and other organisations, they have an established track record of delivering services that meet the needs of people with complex and challenging disabilities via a national network of rehabilitation and care centres.
Care for Veterans
W: careforveterans.org.uk
Care for Veterans provides care and rehabilitation for anyone who has served in HM Forces, or their immediate family members, and has an acquired brain injury or a degenerative neurological condition. They accept residents aged 18 and over, and have 60 beds. Working in the gaps between healthcare and social services, Care for Veterans offers a range of appropriate solutions for people with physical disabilities and complex needs, many of whom have served this country. They also offer physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, amongst other things.
W: headway.org.uk
Headway is a UK-wide charity that works to improve life after brain injury. They have a network of more than 125 groups and branches across the UK that provide support, services and information to brain injury survivors, their families and carers, as well as to health professionals.
At Headway you will find a free telephone helpline, comprehensive website, 125 local user groups, rehabilitation services, an emergency fund to help with the immediate financial implications of a brain injury and a directory of residential care and rehabilitation services.
QEF
W: qef.org.uk
QEF is a national charity committed to providing life-transforming services that enable people with disabilities to increase their independence and achieve their goals in life. They work with over 5,000 children and adults every year with physical or learning disabilities or acquired brain injuries. Whether it's gaining new skills to live independently, rehabilitation after a brain injury or stroke, or improving independence through increased mobility and accessible holidays; QEF helps disabled people to fulfil their potential in life. Based in Banstead, Surrey the centre has capacity for up to seventeen residential clients, each of whom are supported with a personalised treatment plan and 24 hour nursing care. Services are also available on a day and outpatient basis. As well as neurological rehabilitation, they provide independent living, mobility, care and rehabilitation centre and equipment services.
Spinal Injuries Association
W: spinal.co.uk
Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) is a user led charity which offers advice, information and guidance for spinal cord injured (SCI) people. It also provides training to professionals and campaigns for change in policy.
For newly injured people or those being re-admitted to hospital, SIA Spinal Cord Injury Nurses are available to help plan your discharge, care and immediate rehabilitation. They work in partnership with the NHS and will liaise with NHS healthcare practitioners to ensure you receive the best possible service from the NHS.
Spinal Track
W: spinaltrack.org
If you are a disabled driver and want to experience a track day, Spinal Track would love to hear from you. They cater for novices driving on a circuit for the first time in an adapted car, up to more experienced drivers wanting tuition or advice with hand control set up.
You simply need to turn up to the track, and they will supply a fully track-prepared Golf GTI with hand controls and an experienced instructor. Spinal Track intends to run the majority of experiences free of charge, but does request a refundable deposit.
The Chaseley Trust
W: chaseley.org.uk
The Chaseley Trust offers short term respite holidays in the beautiful seaside resort of Eastbourne. Chaseley cares for people over the age of 18 with a wide range of severe physical disabilities, including spinal injury, acquired brain injury, stroke and loss of limbs. They also care for those with progressive conditions, such as Multiple Sclerosis and Motor Neurone Disease. Whether you have long-term, short-term or day care requirements, they promote a person-centered approach and encourage everyone to take an active part in fulfilling an enhanced quality of life, dedicated to helping people with complex disabilities get over those hurdles and enjoy life to the full.
The Neurological Alliance
W: neural.org.uk
The Neurological Alliance is the collective voice for 80 organisations working together to make life better for millions of people in England with a neurological condition.
They can give you a list of organisations that provide information and support for, and carry out research into neurological conditions. These organisations aim to inform and advise patients, carers, and other people affected by a neurological condition.
W: prioryadultcare.co.uk
Egerton Road provides specialist neurorehabilitation for people with an acquired brain injury (ABI) and progressive neurological conditions (PNCs). Located in Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex, just a short walk from the town centre and seafront, Egerton Road is focused on providing individual care and positive outcomes. It is a small residential home, which provides a lively and supportive environment for younger adults with an ABI. Their aim is to return individuals back into the community, via a programme of slow-stream rehabilitation. Independence, freedom of choice, socialisation within the local community and daily routines are all actively encouraged.
The Silverlining
W: thesilverlining.org.uk
The Silverlining Charity supports adults who have sustained a brain injury, their family members and their carers. Their services are also open to professionals and volunteers who are keen to learn, support and get involved. They understand the effects of brain injury and so create activities, events and environments that are inclusive and look to enable all.
The services are designed to offer the clinical benefits of continued and collaborative physical and cognitive rehabilitation in a community setting where Silverlining members are able to develop a sense of purpose, pride and direction after. The charity runs a wide range of different fun social activities and services across local groups where brain injury survivors can come together to share and learn from each other. All activities are designed to be suitable and open to everyone, and they are offered to our members either free of charge or at cost price.
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Audio Giant HARMAN International Joins the Wireless Speaker and Audio (WiSA) Association
The Wire ⋅ Published: October 9, 2017
SAN FRANCISCO (October 9, 2017) – The Wireless Speaker and Audio (WiSAÔ) Association, an industry group dedicated to bringing high resolution, wireless, multi-channel audio products to the home theater market, today announces HARMAN International as its newest member.
Recently acquired by Samsung for $8 billion, HARMAN provides state-of-the-art interconnected technologies for automotive, consumer and enterprise markets worldwide. With leading brands including AKG®, Harman Kardon®, Infinity®, JBL®, Lexicon®, Mark Levinson® and Revel®, HARMAN is admired by audiophiles, musicians and the entertainment venues where they perform around the world.
As a WiSA member, HARMAN will leverage the association's wireless-enabling technology to expand its vast home theater product offering, which includes surround sound and whole-home audio systems. The WiSA membership will also allow HARMAN to further raise home entertainment standards by promoting technical sophistication and ease of use.
"With the growing abundance of multi-channel audio systems in the home, we have the opportunity to dramatically improve the level of entertainment through the creation of powerful home theatre experiences with the added benefit of wireless audio," said Lou Schreurs, Vice President and General Manager of BU Connected Home at HARMAN. "Joining WiSA is an important step and we are excited to work as partners to make the wireless audio environment more convenient and desirable to consumers than ever before."
WiSA's innovative technology improves the home theater experience by standardizing and promoting quality wireless audio while assuring interoperability between wireless speakers and components. It enables wireless and multi-channel transmission of low-latency, high-definition audio, making it ideal for home theater systems.
Additionally, WiSA eliminates the complicated set up and wiring of traditional systems by utilizing cutting-edge wireless technology to create powerful and reliable audio systems that boast uninterrupted listening enjoyment.
"HARMAN is an ideal addition to our member roster given its long history with successful, audio brands and widespread distribution," said Tony Ostrom, president of WiSA. "The company's position in the marketplace provides significant opportunity for the future of our certified product offerings, delivering a positive impact to the home theater industry as a whole."
The WiSA Association consists of more than 30 member brands, including the world's top manufacturers and resellers of audio products, who remain devoted to developing and promoting the adoption of WiSA-certified products worldwide. Together, WiSA and its members deliver unmatched performance and ease of use in the home theater industry.
For more information about the WiSA Association, please visit www.wisaassociation.org.
About the Wireless Speaker and Audio (WiSAÔ) Association
Established in 2011 and headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, the Wireless Speaker & Audio (WiSAÔ) Association is an industry group dedicated to bringing the industry's only fully interoperable, high resolution, multi-channel wireless audio capability to consumer and professional products. The Association is responsible for developing technical specifications, performing interoperability compliance testing of WiSA-certified products, supporting members with marketing campaigns and promoting the broad adoption of WiSA product interoperability. For more information about the WiSA Association, visit www.wisaassociation.org.
About HARMAN International
HARMAN (
harman.com
) designs and engineers connected products and solutions for automakers, consumers, and enterprises worldwide, including connected car systems, audio and visual products, enterprise automation solutions; and services supporting the Internet of Things. With leading brands including AKG®, Harman Kardon®, Infinity®, JBL®, Lexicon®, Mark Levinson® and Revel®, HARMAN is admired by audiophiles, musicians and the entertainment venues where they perform around the world. More than 50 million automobiles on the road today are equipped with HARMAN audio and connected car systems. Our software services power billions of mobile devices and systems that are connected, integrated and secure across all platforms, from work and home to car and mobile. HARMAN has a workforce of approximately 30,000 people across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. In March 2017, HARMAN became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
This section of TWICE, "The PR Wire," contains original press releases that reflect the views of the industry organizations issuing them. Releases are not reviewed or edited by TWICE editorial staff. Suppliers, The PR Wire is "A Virtual Press Conference."
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Harman Adds Wireless Multiroom Audio System, 1st Under-TV Speaker
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Q: How to add UIImagePickerController as a sub view instead of Modal View I have a segment controller on one of my views and now on the 0th index of segment controller I want to add UIImagePickerController (for showing camera view to user) by adding as sub view and not by ModalViewController. Right now the view gets loaded but It does not show any camera view. I am able to show the camera view by presentModalViewController and passing its object.
Here's the code--
if(segmentedControl.selectedSegmentIndex==0)

{

UIImagePickerController *cameraView = [[UIImagePickerController alloc] init];

cameraView.sourceType = UIImagePickerControllerSourceTypeCamera;

cameraView.showsCameraControls = NO;

//[self presentModalViewController:cameraView animated:YES]; //Working

[self.view addSubview:cameraView.view]; // Not Working

}

A: [self.view addSubview:picker.view];
[picker viewWillAppear:YES]; // trickery to make it show
[picker viewDidAppear:YES];

You get a white bar at the top as side effect since UIImagePickerController is not intended to be used with it.

A: You should avoid doing this, it is not recommended and could lead to unwanted side effects.
As stated on the documentation (https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UIKit/Reference/UIImagePickerController_Class) you cannot add it as a subview, you should present it as a new controller
Here a piece of the doc:

On iPhone or iPod touch, do this modally (full-screen) by calling the
  presentViewController:animated:completion: method of the currently
  active view controller, passing your configured image picker
  controller as the new view controller.

Hope this helpes!


The EU's Foreign Affairs Council made several conclusions on development issues.
(Brussels, 16/05/2014) The EU's Foreign Affairs Council made several conclusions on development issues today at its meeting in Brussels.
"Just one year before the deadline, the EU Member States have to increase their Official Development Assitance by €41.3billion in order to reach the 0.7% target. The EU is repeating its aid commitments without making any concrete action to reach the target. This is unacceptable. Moreover, the EU will lose its credibility if it steps back from its commitments especially ahead of the UN Financing for Development in post 2015" says Luca De Fraia from CONCORD AidWatch. More info on AidWatch's full reaction.
"The EU needs to take full responsibility for ensuring that the Post-2015 sustainable development framework goes beyond business as usual. This means a future framework that is transformative, universal, integrates the three pillars of sustainable development, tackles poverty and inequality and takes a human rights based approach," says Sally Nicholson from the CONCORD-Beyond2015 European Task Force.
We welcome the EU's efforts to ensure a Human Rights Based Approach for its development cooperation and the elaboration of the Rights-Based Approach tool-box to support this. Whilst we are pleased to a see the tool-box reaffirm support to human rights defenders and for creating an enabling environment for civil society as partners, we are disappointed that economic and social rights are not better integrated, as they are key to achieve a sustainable development. We count on the EU to foster the human rights based approach, bilaterally and in the post-2015 negotiations in a way which affirms the universal application and indivisible nature of rights held by people across the world." said Save the Children's EU Office Director Ester Asin.


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Greek Island Officials Taking Refugee Protests to Athens
ATHENS – Angry that their complaints they've been left to deal with a crushing refugee crisis have fallen on deaf ears, officials of Greek islands said they'll protest in the capital city outside the Immigration Ministry on Dec. 5.
Migration Minister Yannis Mouzalas, criticized even within the ruling Radical Left SYRIZA party for his lagging response to a more than two-year-long crisis that has seen more than 64,000 refugees and migrants in Greece – including 15,486 on islands near Turkey, which let human traffickers send them there, has refused to move any to the mainland.
He said that would break terms of a suspended European Union swap deal with Turkey leaving Greece to deal with the refugees and migrants after other countries closed their borders to them.
Island officials from Samos, Lesbos, and Chios, where detention centers and camps are bracing for winter conditions, will join other protests in the demonstration to complain about overcrowded conditions and growing violence as human rights group join in the chorus of criticism.
The rally is being organized by the municipalities of the three islands and aims to publicize the plight of asylum seekers who have been trapped there for more than a year and after repeated pleas to Prime Minister and Radical Left SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras – who said he's "proud" of conditions for the refugees and migrants – have been ignored.
"We have decided to protest and to demand again the immediate decongestion of our islands, so that the government reacts to the problem," a joint statement by the municipalities read.
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The government is working to put up prefabricated huts in some places but local officials want to stop that, demanding the refugees be moved. Chios officials have filed a suit to block new facilities.
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Authorities on Lesbos held 25 people for taking over a central square in the capital of Mytilene late on Dec. 3, all of them north African migrants who want asylum and transfer to the mainland.
Nine were later released because they were minors, while 16 were expected to appear before a local court, media reports said. That came as a group of Afghan asylum-seekers continued to occupy the offices of ruling SYRIZA party in Mytilene for a tenth day on Dec. 4, also demanding transfers off the island.
ATHENS - Greece is in a prime position to be able to offer visitors wellness and spas among tourist destinations as it seeks to diversity what it can off, particularly through its thermal mineral springs, said speakers at the Global Wellness Economy conference in the capital.
Amnesty International Decries Greece's Surveillance Laws, Phone Bugging
Fishermen to Stand Trial on Charges of Murdering Former Pasok Minister Valyrakis


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In this post I'm sharing a few tips for action sports photography; specifically, how I capture great women's indoor volleyball pictures. Everything from capturing players' emotions, shooting angles at courtside and camera settings to photograph on the net action when there's a spike.
We have a small, Sunday afternoon volleyball league on St Helena in which Sharon plays, making it an ideal sports photography topic for me to cover.
Across photography there are many different specialist areas; sport being one of the biggies. Just like anything really. We've already blogged Street Photography tips, how to Improve Photography without spending a penny and how to make better use of colour in photography.
This article assumes you're already using a Digital SLR camera with control over manual settings.
Speed is the key to capturing pictures of volleyball games – and by that I mean shutter speed. Generally faster shutter speeds mean sharper focus, simply because most sports action involves quick movements.
Imagine the fast spiking and blocking motions as both teams leap to attack the ball, which is why a high shutter speed is necessary to freeze that photograph on the net action. Slower shutter speeds mean action is more likely to blur. These rules apply if you hope to capture good volleyball pictures with your camera.
Two players competing at the net is a classic volleyball picture. Pre-focus and anticipation is the key to capturing good net action.
Camera settings: 1/400, f4, ISO-2500.
Complicating matters is the low, artificial light conditions affecting indoor sports images – a faster shutter speed means less light enters the camera to expose the shot. We're assuming flash is not being used. Consider the volleyball court size is 18 m x 9 m (59′ x 29'6″), then clearly flash would be ineffective over this distance.
There are three key camera settings used to manage light and picture quality. Shutter speed, ISO and aperture. Adjusting one automatically has an effect on the other two, so you need to find the balance of settings that work for the job in hand. There are no, one-size-fits-all settings.
As shutter speed is key, I tend to set this first. I've found 1/400 sec to be an acceptable setting for local volleyball games. Ideally another step faster (1/500 sec) would be better but with the available light the 1/400 sec shutter speed for a decent action photo is a good compromise.
Aperture is the size of the hole in the lens allowing light through. Different lenses have different capabilities, but as you might expect, better light capability costs more money.
How to photograph indoor volleyball – Try to find the interesting little 'off the ball' moments that often go unnoticed by the casual spectator.
I'm using a Canon 70-200mm/f4 zoom lens, so I set this at its maximum f4 aperture setting. Ideally I would prefer if the f2.8L model was my Canon sports lens but I'll need to save a few more pennies first!
Finally, ISO completes the trinity of light settings.
Higher ISO = more noise = more fuzzy pictures.
Lower ISO = less noise = cleaner pictures.
A final word about ISO. Different cameras will vary in how well they tolerate higher ISO. The Canon 5D-MKIII is a high spec camera body and therefore produces decent results at 2500 ISO.
Now to the fun stuff. Courtside sports action photography at a volleyball match.
As the game gets tight, look out for the player who is motivating her team as these moments make great volleyball pictures with their emotion.
Now the volleyball rules for photographers.
Rule number one, try not to get hit with the ball! As sports photography tips go, this applies to all pretty much, don't get hit by the ball, or rather, don't let the ball hit your camera. That said, volleyball is little more forgiving than trying to capture soccer photos say, or tennis images.
The most important skill of the sports photographer is knowing the game. With little time to react, you need to anticipate the action. The relatively smaller confines of the volleyball court layout makes the play quite zippy, as opposed to the wider anticipation time across a more spacious football pitch.
It's a good idea to watch a few games first, without the camera. Learn the rhythm of the game, the ebb and flow, the pace of play. By watching you soon learn which players are likely to spike at the net and which teams are the most energetic in their approach. Sometimes there's tension between teams; clash of the top two or drama if the underdog is on a winning surge. Some players are their team's cheerleaders which can make great photos. Reactions and celebrations can tell a story as much as moment of play.
Assuming you've done your homework, you're now ready to begin shooting some great sports photos.
The 1/400 sec shutter speed was the slowest I could go and still freeze the action adequately.
My own preference is shooting from two or three courtside positions. Low angles work great with most sport, so courtside I will sit on the floor.
I've found a vertical, or portrait orientation works well for volleyball images. Trying to capture close-ups in landscape mode I was often losing the ball from the top of the frame.
Knowing where to point and when to click becomes easier when you understand the game a little better, as mentioned earlier. Pick a player or area of the court where you anticipate the action will unfold, pre-focus, pre-frame and wait, finger on the trigger. Volleyball court dimensions are small enough to allow great shots from all sides.
Tightly cropped net shots don't always give a sense of the leaping players being off the floor, but here the other elements in the frame (player, ref, net) help to convey the height of the jump.
Keep an ear on the score as the match progresses. When the games are close the excitement level goes up, players become more animated and committed which can add a powerful, emotional dimension to your sports photography.
Keep an eye on the 'story' in each game, these present different photographic opportunities. If decisions are being hotly contested, you might want to focus on the umpires or the players being most vocal. Has someone hurt themselves but is still competing? It's an opportunity for dramatic sports images of someone playing through the pain perhaps!
Volleyball games can be quite short, so pay attention and shoot quickly. Review your shots after the game.
Remember, sports photography, like any other discipline, takes lots of practice to get right. The more matches you attend the more attuned your 'camera eye' becomes. Your 'frame/click' to 'game action' coordination will become smoother, more instinctive with each outing. Knowing who the better volleyball players are gives you an edge in automatically procuring the better shots.
How to photograph indoor volleyball – Trying desperately to keep her balance and not step over the dividing line, this player collides with the net right under the eye of the referee.
Prince Andrew School hall offers a high vantage point for the game, although I generally find it more difficult to capture the action from above. This is one of the few shots that worked ok. I'm much more comfortable shooting from courtside.
There are a lot of officials for each volleyball game keeping an eye of every jump, swipe and line call.
How to photograph indoor volleyball – It's always a good idea to shoot a wide-angle of the venue. In film-making this is sometimes called the 'scene setter' or the 'establishing' shot.
Camera settings: 1/400, f4, ISO-2500. Wide angle lens, 24mm.
With most sport photography, a lower angle tends to lend more power to the athletes. Shooting in portrait orientation seemed to work best for volleyball, more chance of catching the ball in the frame.
How to photograph indoor volleyball – The half-time inquisition; an emergency team meeting after losing the first game. The concerned faces tell the story.
Athletic players will always be your best bet for action photos. Improve your sports photography by going to games to research the players to help you anticipate the key moments in games.
I love this shot of Sharon returning a serve. The ball was barely still in the frame, otherwise it wouldn't have worked.
How to photograph indoor volleyball – The under-net handshakes at the end of each match.
Hope you've enjoyed this post about volleyball photography and you've picked up a few useful ideas.
If so, you may also enjoy having a go at our 7-Day Challenge, a no-pressure set of 7 exercises to do at home to improve your own photography. We designed this series after completing three Project 365 Challenges and realised how setting a daily target can really improve a photographer's skills.
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How fun, it looks to be a very competitive league. Great primer on sports Photography.
Thanks guys, appreciate the feedback. The league is only 5 teams, could do with a few more really but those who do play are quite dedicated and give it their best each week. Cheers.


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As you age, your body is constantly changing and, unfortunately, not for the better. Your taste buds change, your hair changes, even your skin changes over time. While these are variations you can see and feel there are others happening inside your body that you may not be aware of. These changes can lead to problems with cancer, heart disease, and other potentially fatal diseases.
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Bixel Exchange Tech Update - May 4, 2017
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Avisare Receives Mayor's Award
Congratulations to Bixel Startup LAunch entrepreneur Sky Kelley of Avisare on being recognized as outstanding small business by the Small Business Administration and the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti! Kelley was awarded on May 1 at an event kicking off this year's Small Business Week.
Avisare is a centralized network for all businesses to discover new opportunities, post opportunities and bid for contracts using one universal profile.
Bixel Exchange Partner CSUN Hosts 2nd Annual Bull Ring Challenge
On May 2, Bixel Exchange partner CSUN hosted the 2nd Annual Bull Ring New Venture Competition Finals. As part of the competition, students from CSUN's David Nazarian College of Business and Economics developed the skills and knowledge necessary to evaluate the feasibility of an idea and to ultimately pitch, launch and grow a new venture. The final five teams pitched their products to a panel of judges for the opportunity to win a trial membership to LACI@CSUN, sponsorships and startup capital. Congratulations to Sleepyhead, an e-commerce sleep startup, on their win! Learn more about the competition.
Check out Startup LAunch's Coworking Day!
On April 27, Bixel Exchange's Startup LAunch Program hosted its monthly Coworking Day at the L.A. Area Chamber. The event gives our entrepreneurs a space to share ideas and provides an opportunity for cross collaboration between startups in the program. Check out our Snap story from the event!
Calling all L.A. County high school students!
Snapchat stickers are a fun way to add expression to snaps and chats. Every day, Snapchatters can choose from hundreds of colorful stickers designed by Team Snapchat to express their excitement, appreciation, hunger, sleepiness or anything else with a drawing or cartoon.
Together with Snap Inc., we're unleashing the creativity of L.A. students. The challenge: encourage high school students to design a sticker pack themed to High School: A Day in the Life. The student designers of the top 20 sticker packs will have the opportunity to visit Snap Inc. headquarters in Venice for a meet and greet and workshop hosted by the Snapchat design team! Learn more.
Do you have a business idea you want to start?
One of the largest entrepreneurship programs in Latin America is now in Los Angeles! Aiming to inspire and empower Latino and Latina entrepreneurs in L.A., Televisa Foundation and Univision 34 are launching the POSiBLE Accelerator Program, which offers training, tools, access to resources and more opportunities to take early stage startups and business ideas to the next level. The program is free, open and anyone can register and build their business model canvas online until May 6. Top startups will be chosen to present at the POSiBLE LA Entrepreneurship Summit on May 20. Learn more.
A Day in the Life of Bixel Exchange...Snapshots:
General Assembly, Bixel Exchange and the Association of IT Professionals gaining insights from L.A. startup CTOs.
Kara Weber and Lizzie Francis of BrilliantVC dropping knowledge at a Startup Grind event.
Bixel Exchange Co-founder Sean Arian at L.A. City College's CTE Regional Symposium.
Sean Arian speaking with L.A. City Councilmember Mike Bonin at #HackFosterCareLA.
Until we sync again,
Bixel Exchange
Innovation & Technology Council
May 9 | 10 - 11:30 a.m.
Immigration is always a hot topic here in L.A. and especially in the tech community. With President Trump's recent executive order on H-1B visas, it's even more crucial now to understand the impacts on the changes to the visa and how that will affect technology and innovation. The Chamber's Innovation and Technology Council and Bixel Exchange are proud to partner with FWD.us for an upcoming Innovation and Technology Council panel discussion to understand what the H-1B visa is, the effects of the President's executive order, and what that means for Southland businesses.
Going Vertical: Preserving Company Culture While Scaling Your Team + Space
May 10 | 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Coworking space getting cramped and having trouble finding something new that fits your team's dynamic? Have to downsize and worried how it will affect team moral?
Company culture can make or break any company, especially when you are just starting. When companies grow and expand, both team and structural dynamics ultimately change. Join StartUp DTLA to chat about how scaling doesn't have to mean losing your culture, how to plan expansion while keeping your team intact, and the pitfalls of expanding your company.
LA Law Library Business Series: Sales Techniques and Strategies
May 16 | Noon - 2 p.m.
Getting the most out of your sales efforts is an undervalued aspect of running a business. In this class, learn how to develop an effective strategy for reaching your sales goals. This class covers: defining your value proposition, defining your competition, developing a sales and distribution model and managing your pipeline. Discover more upcoming L.A. Law Library events by clicking here.
2017 Small Business Awards
May 17 | 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
The entrepreneurial spirit of small business shines bright throughout the L.A. region, powering our economy and accounting for the vast majority of U.S. job growth in recent years. In California, more than half of the private sector workforce is employed by one of the state's 3.5 million small businesses. Join the L.A. Area Chamber to shine a spotlight on small businesses and celebrate the people working every day to ensure their success.
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ED LEE
Ed Lee is a pricing and go-to-market specialist and trusted adviser to leading companies and brands. He is the founder of HelloAdvisr, an L.A.-based growth consultancy helping companies and startups design strategies that win loyal customers, grow revenue and profits and help the company thrive. Previously, Ed held leadership roles with LG Electronics and Simon-Kucher & Partners, a global management consulting firm and world's leading expert in pricing. Ed is regularly invited to speak on pricing strategy at leading universities and organizations including the University of Southern California (USC), UC San Diego and General Assembly as well as startup/tech organizations such as Techstars, LA Cleantech Incubator and Wayra (London, UK). Ed received an MBA from Oxford University, an MSc from the London School of Economics and a BA from UC San Diego.
What are your advising superpowers?
I'm a pricing and monetization guru helping startups and companies build growing sustainable companies, and take to market products customers love and value.
What advice do you wish you could give yourself back when you were just founding your startups?
Learn to delegate early and often. There is just too much to do and too much that I don't know. Apart from the satisfaction that I was able to figure some of it out on my own, my time and resources would have been better used where my strengths lie. Finding the right resources and experts to help you build and grow and being able to leverage these resources is a critical founder/CEO success skill.
MARK KAPCZYNSKI
Mark Kapczynski has a successful track record as a business strategist, at the intersection of technology, data and devices. He currently works with companies focused on media, consumer healthcare, retail, restaurants, fintech and data and analytics to develop new products and drive new business offerings. Mark has worked for large companies including Microsoft, Experian and Yodlee as well as having built his own startups: MESoft, LocationX and Digital Genesis. He also services as a venture partner for Arrowroot Capital and Executive Director for the UCLA Venture Capital Fund. Mark graduated from UCLA film school and holds more than 15 patents.
Product/market/fit, pitch decks, funding and strategic business development. Industries: data, fintech, ad tech, media, consumer services and consumer digital healthcare.
Even if you have no money to hire people, don't just "take" people to do work for you for free – still interview them and bring them on as if you had all the in the world. Free does not equal quality.
BARBARA BICKHAM
Barbara Bickham is a CTO with extensive experience in technology, monetization, digital/mobile and entrepreneurship. Her current expertise are: Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Augmented Reality. Currently the CTO at PopResults, she helps companies with venture building, incubation, acceleration and growth. Previously, Barbara was the director of engineering for Flexeye where she architected, designed and coded the 2014 Gartner Cool Vendor Award-winning REST API for their IoT platform eyehubiot.com. She also founded TechGenii, Inc., a digital strategy company; Wilderforex.com, a Forex Software company; and PCNLA, an investment association connecting Southern California businesses with venture funding.
Fire-jumper, Tech Guru, Start-up Zen
Take a breath. Surround yourself with great people (working and support). Be gentle with yourself. It's a marathon, not a sprint.
DOUGLAS KORTE
Douglas Korte is an award-winning and accomplished global technology executive, entrepreneur, investor and respected transformational leader whose background encompasses engineering, marketing, sales and general management across numerous industries serving companies sized from startups that he's helped get off the ground, to serving as a Fortune 50 executive with IBM and HP, and in roles from vice president of sales & marketing to global GM, CRO and CEO.
Knowing how to motivate. Knowing how to listen. Breadth of experience and expertise across global business functions.
Stay humble; don't give yourself too much credit when times are good or too much blame when times are bad. Bring in good people who are better than you are at what they do, and trust them to do their jobs. Find a great mentor or mentors, ask for help and be coachable. Focus on solving a 'real' problem and creating value.
Craig Wilson is a fractional chief product officer to CEOs in product development and business operations with experience in Blockchain, Internet of Things, AdTech, FinTech, Distributed Data, Mobile and E-commerce. He drives advocacy for technology with the State of California, Los Angeles and congressional advisors in Washington, D.C. Craig's career spans two decades, including 12 years at Microsoft in various management roles for divisions in Software as a Service, Azure, Big Data, Office and Mobile. His big interest is the "internet upgrade" with new technologies developing on blockchain. Craig's been involved with two merger and acquisitions totaling $1.4 billion and involved in raising $43 million in capital for startups. Craig is a supporting entrepreneur advisor to other programs for TechStars, Startup Boost LA, Startup UCLA and UCLA 3 Day Startup for student and alumni entrepreneurs. Craig is a graduate from City University of Seattle and UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Leadership across functional teams. Sustainable plan to raise capital. Enterprise product architect.
A solid problem that requires a completely new approach is what every founder seeks. However, building a solid founding team with strong skills to solve the problem are more important to the success of the business and its growth.
MACKENZIE CHAMBERS
Mackenzie Chambers is a CPA-turned-entrepreneur. She is the founder and managing director of Square Root Financial, a firm that provides outsourced CFO and accounting services to high-growth companies. Previously, Mackenzie was VP of technology & venture banking at Grandpoint Bank where she sourced and structured venture financing deals between $500,000 and $3 million, and, before Grandpoint, was a co-founder of wmbly, inc., a social platform for live and on-demand video content. Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, Mackenzie audited public and emerging growth companies at Deloitte & Touche. Mackenzie has a B.A. from Claremont McKenna College, a Masters in Accounting and a Masters in Business Taxation from USC's Marshall School of Business.
Financial Models, Budgets, Accounting Systems Set Up, Fundraising, Pitch Decks
Try to find an advisor or mentor who has experience in your space and learn from them - especially from their mistakes.
Roberto Martinez is the founder and CEO of Braven Agency, a digital marketing agency, and a Google Digital Coach. He focuses on scaling startups and SMBs to greatness using digital and operational tools. He has more than a decade of experience in digital marketing and management working with several global Fortune 500 companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Cisco, Hitachi, Hyatt, Humana, and McDonald's. He has an MBA from Thunderbird and undergraduate degree from UCLA. He is known for his ability to make three-minute cookies in two minutes.
Digital Marketing: Customer Acquisition and Retainment; Inbound Digital Marketing Strategy: Google Tools (Adwords, Google Analytics), Remarketing, Facebook Ads, LTV, Churn Rate, Email Marketing, Persona, Website Strategy, Content Strategy
Prioritization is key and so is cleaning your room.
ROBIN LEE
Robin Lee has been playing an important role within Southern California's startup and venture capital communities throughout her career. During her tenure at Tech Coast Angels, she was instrumental in helping fund more than 150 companies and placing more than $250 million from investors to entrepreneurs. She continued this as the venture consultant at Startup UCLA accelerator and at Blackstone Launchpad. She has served as a mentor at the Founder Institute, StartEngine and Women Founders Network. She runs an accelerator program with selected startup from Korea, accessing her vast network of both successful entrepreneurs and investors.
Business plan, pitch deck, funding strategy, story-telling, early stage startups
Make mistakes early! Learn from others so you make less mistakes. Stay passionate.
SHIRIN SALEMNIA
Shirin Laor-Raz Salemnia is the founder and CEO of PlayWerks and WhizGirls Academy. PlayWerks is an interactive media company that creates multi-platform immersive games. At WhizGirls Academy students engage in project-based learning with tech literacy while acquiring coding skills, entrepreneurship tools and building confidence as members of their communities with a healthy balanced lifestyle slant. In 2013, she hosted the first Hackathon for Women and Girls with The White House Council of Women and Girls. In May 2014, she hosted the Kids Hack for LA in collaboration with L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti, the White House, and will.i.am's i.am.angel Foundation. Also in 2014, Shirin gave her Ted Talk "Are You a Gamer or a Gardener?" at TedxYouth. In March 2015, Shirin was honored by Mayor Garcetti as L.A. City Pioneer Woman of the Year. In October 2015, she was honored as a Tribeca Disruptor Innovation Fellow. In March 2016, Shirin was honored as IJWO Woman of the Year. She is currently teaching Tech for Social Impact at USC Viterbi.
Gaming, Female Founder, Branding, Children's Entertainment
Be patient...it's all about the journey and not the destination.
STEVEN SEDLIC
Steven Sedlic has a diverse background in both finance and online advertising. He is a former Nasdaq market maker and director of market research for an investment banking firm and a Chinese venture capital firm. Steve also worked for an online advertising agency and is a co-founder of a health and sustainability-oriented online marketing firm. Steve has an M.B.A. in marketing and entrepreneurship from USC and a B.A. in economics and philosophy from UC Berkeley.
ADAM CHAPNICK
Adam Chapnick is a globally recognized serial entrepreneur known for disrupting long-established industries with tech-supported new-model approaches. He's an active consultant to tech founders on strategy, operations and financing. A prolific thought-leader on rewards-based and equity crowdfunding, Adam has presented on the subject at hundreds of events around the world and in dozens of verticals since 2010. He is the programming director and host at ICOinvestor.TV and the Security Token Academy, where he has interviewed more than 100 thought leaders in the crypto space, and has been called "the favorite interviewer in crypto." He was a principal at Indiegogo, which he helped build into the world's largest crowdfunding platform, with more than 200,000 campaigns, users in more than 175 countries, operating in multiple languages and five currencies. Adam founded Distribber.com, the flat-fee VOD distribution service that empowers content creators to distribute their work like a major studio. Adam is an advisor to Bixel Exchange, part of the L.A. Area Chamber's Center for Innovation & Technology, and is embedded with their Executive-In-Residence program. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two daughters, is an avid sand sculptor and country music writer.
Helping founders: understand what they are actually providing to the market; become laser-focused on objectives and key results needed to achieve them; and create compelling presentations that get investors and customers jumping out of their seats in excitement.
Partner with no one until you know how they treat waiters. Write everything down early. Start only ideas that have huge upsides if they work. Budget 4x what you think for lawyers.
CAMERON KASHANI
Cameron Kashani builds startup communities and ecosystems around the world in order to promote world peace and innovation. She spreads the message of peace in the form of power and works with technology innovators, founders and startups to accelerate their success. She believes in the human element of business, and her vision is a global economy that thrives on a "we" dynamic. She's worked with more than 4,000 entrepreneurs and 650 startups and has her MBA in marketing and entrepreneurship. Having been referred to as "the godmother" and a pioneer of Silicon Beach, she previously co-founded Coloft, the first co-working space in Los Angeles for technology startups and entrepreneurs in 2010. Over the course of her four years involved, Coloft hosted more than 1,400 alumni, was home to the early days of Uber L.A., Instacart, Fullscreen and many more. Today, she's a single mom to twin boys, an expert speaker with the U.S. State Department in a program that's designed to inspire entrepreneurship in young women, and a three-time company founder that just launched her third venture to help fulfil her vision. CoAccel: The Human Accelerator, brings the concept of startup accelerators to a new level, directing energy and focus on the most important piece of the puzzle: the human.
JAY TSAO
Jay Tsao is a serial entrepreneur who has led several startups in the technology, finance, real estate, CPG and international trade industries. He co-founded Sapient Consulting LLC, an information technology consulting firm focused on next-generation Intranet ERP applications and network infrastructure for the financial services and banking industries. Since his technology background focused on the financial vertical industry, he later transitioned to serve executive and leadership roles at investment companies and later became founding managing director of TMG Capital West and Ameritrust Asset & Capital Management LLC, private equity real estate investment firms, having managed and funded close to $4 billion in transactions. He is the founder and CEO of Globemart Technologies, a global B2E e-commerce marketplace startup utilizing innovative media and SaaS technology to facilitate commerce transactions and make trade between SME's easier around the world. Jay received his B.A. in economics and political science from Loyola Marymount University. He also graduated from UCLA's Anderson School of Management's Executive Program and obtained an M.B.A. from Cornell University's Johnson School of Management, where he was a fellow of the Entrepreneur & Innovation Institute (EII) and a PMP mentor to several startups and early-stage ventures. He is a partner and board member at Scepture Corporation and BridgeArc Trading, leading international trading and distribution conglomerates that represent and distribute industry-renowned and brand-recognized products.
JOCELYN GRAF
Jocelyn Graf's career has spanned the globe, including work at HSBC Bank in Mexico and Samsung in South Korea. She founded a biomedical research editing and translation business based out of South Korea and has since transitioned it to a passive income source. Jocelyn appreciates living in L.A., where she can still speak Spanish and Korean regularly. Jocelyn serves on the Peer Review Committee at The Arroyo SECO Community Revolving Loan Fund as a peer adviser for its Local Economy Incubator for environmentally sustainable and employee-owned businesses. She leads the LA Civic Data Analysis Team at Los Angeles City College as well as periodic data science meetups. Her company, Proficia, provides training for job-seekers from underrepresented groups in tech through a Department of Labor non-traditional apprenticeship grant. Jocelyn has successfully navigated the path from academia to a business owner, herself a beneficiary of Small Business Development Center advising. She enjoys guiding others who dream of owning a business through the process of envisioning, launching and growing their own enterprises.
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ELIANNE RODRIGUEZ
PROGRAM MANAGER, STARTUP LAUNCH
Elianne Rodriguez is the co-founder and secretary of Conaxion Inc., and winner of the inaugural L.A. Mayor's Cup. She has a background in small business focused on development and growth.
KAT YALUNG
DIRECTOR, STARTUP LAUNCH
Kat Yalung has worked frontlines with founding teams and entrepreneurs across San Francisco, Nicaragua, New York and L.A. tech. She has spoken at 500 Startups, Kapor Capital, The Heart Series Conference, Grid110, Startups in the Sky and General Assembly. Kat was recently honored as a L.A. Biz 2018 "Woman of Influence."


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Q: How to get element position in QML Controls 2 TableView Just started using QML, decided to use newest QtQuick and Controls 2, and i got stuck by getting element position in TableView.
Here's my main.qml:
import QtQuick 2.12
import QtQuick.Controls 2.12

            TableView {
                id: tview
                width: 272
                height: 200
                columnSpacing: 1
                rowSpacing: 1
                model: tablemodel
                          delegate: Rectangle {
                              implicitWidth: genrecell.implicitWidth
                              implicitHeight: 30
                              border.color: "black"
                              border.width: 0.2

                              Text {
                                  id: genrecell
                                  text: tabledata
                                  font.pointSize: 12
                                  leftPadding: 5
                                  rightPadding: 5
                                  anchors.verticalCenter: parent.verticalCenter
                              }
                              ItemDelegate {
                                      id: idel1
                                      width: parent.width
                                      onClicked: console.log(genrecell.text) // i could get text from element, but same element's could be couple
                                  }
                          }
                ScrollBar.vertical: ScrollBar {
                    position: 1.0
                    width: 10
                }
            }

As model i using qt suggested QAbstractTableModel class
in tablemodel.cpp:
TableModel::TableModel(QObject *parent) : QAbstractTableModel(parent)

If here are any posibilities to get element position, or i must switch to Controls 1 TableView?

A: Used this inside my Text {}.  It logs the row and column:
                MouseArea{
                    anchors.fill: parent
                    onClicked: {
                        console.log( row, column, index)
                    }
                }


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package org.apereo.cas.support.saml.util;

import org.apereo.cas.support.saml.AbstractOpenSamlTests;

import lombok.val;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Tag;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*;

/**
 * Test cases for {@link SamlCompliantUniqueTicketIdGenerator}.
 *
 * @author Scott Battaglia
 * @since 3.4.3
 */
@Tag("SAML")
public class SamlCompliantUniqueTicketIdGeneratorTests extends AbstractOpenSamlTests {

    @Test
    public void verifySaml1Compliant() {
        val g = new SamlCompliantUniqueTicketIdGenerator("http://www.cnn.com");
        assertNotNull(g.getNewTicketId("TT"));
    }

    @Test
    public void verifySaml2Compliant() {
        val g = new SamlCompliantUniqueTicketIdGenerator("http://www.cnn.com");
        g.setSaml2compliant(true);
        assertNotNull(g.getNewTicketId("TT"));

    }
}