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Reporter – The Central Scotland News Agency
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CLOSING DATE: April 20, 2013
The Central Scotland News Agency has a vacancy for a reporter to join its friendly and successful team – possessors of some of the best-known by-lines in Scottish daily journalism — at its main offices in Stirling.
The vacancy arises because one of our top reporters, Kirsten Johnson, has been snapped up by the Mail on Sunday.
Agency chief Tim Bugler is looking for someone who is man, or woman, enough to fill Kirsten's shoes.
Established in 1991, The Central Scotland News Agency is a leader among Scotland's Press agencies.
Don't expect a flashy web site – we are traditional reporters operating quietly to cover the country from top to bottom. Day after day we scoop the opposition with pics, page leads and splashes in the Scottish and UK national newspapers, TV, on-line, and in magazines.
We'd like to hear from reporters with some experience, decent shorthand, and a driving licence.
However, if you are a recent journalism graduate hungry to make a start, don't be put off – we're considering taking on a rawish recruit as well.
We need self-starters with integrity, initiative, drive, focus and determination, and a capacity for starting the day early and working hard.
The successful applicant must be able to bring in their own stories, as well as to work to the direction of the news desk.
Salary etc will depend on experience and qualifications, and all staff benefit from a bonus system which rewards success. A pension scheme will be introduced in 2015.
If you want to see your by-line in lights and follow the footsteps of our many previous 'alumni' who have cut their teeth here as they head towards the highest echelons of British journalism, email tim.bugler@gmail.com with an application letter and CV.
Early closing date – Saturday 20th April – so get your applications in fast and be prepared to be called for interview at short notice.
Contact: Tim Bugler
Email: tim.bugler@gmail.com


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LEARN HOW TO TAKE GREAT PICTURES!
This course will show you the way. An integral part involves you putting into practice what we teach you about film speed, exposure and composition of photographs, and developing your individual photographic style. Photos which you take are carefully considered by professional photographers who advise you on how to improve your photographic techniques.
Image formation, how light works in photography, lenses, understanding photosensitive materials.
Parts of film: supercoat, emulsion, backing support, anti-halation layer; film sensitivity.
Camera stability, ways of reducing camera movement, depth of field, filters, fault finding, etc.
Flashes (electronic & manual), flash synchronisation, problems with flash photography (eg. red eyes), using a flash in daylight, special lenses, photo composition.
Planning a photo session, Posing for photos, Snapshots, Water photography, The human form, Portraits, Animals, Action, Landscape & Still Life photography.
Describe how light forms an image in a camera.
Describe how an image can be captured in a camera.
Discuss how you can work at improving your capabilities with respect to taking photographs.
Take photos under a range of more complex conditions.
Improve your technique for taking pictures.
Analyse your photographic skills and develop an increased consciousness of your own photographic style.
One of the most significant developments in photographic history is the lens. Lenses may have originated when some distant ancestor happened to notice that a rounded crystal they were holding seemed to form an image of the sun on the ground, much the same as a magnifying glass.
The first practical lens for a camera obscura was designed in 1812. The first lens specifically made for photography was produced in 1840. Lenses operate on the principle called refraction: although light moves in straight lines, its rays can be bent (or rather turned onto a different angle), when it passes into a transparent material at an oblique angle.
Take a deep, clear bowl or plastic bucket and fill it with water. Place a long object (such as a knife or pencil) half in the water. You will notice, if you can view the object from other than overhead, that at the surface of the water, the object seems to be bending at the interface of water and air. It obviously is not bending though! ‑Pull it out of the water and you will see it is not bent.
When light illuminating your pencil or knife enters the water, it changes speed (slows down). As it does so it bends, changing direction to a new, straight line course.
This leads to light being reflected from the object in the water being turned (or refracted), to a different angle before reaching your eyes, which makes the ruler or knife look bent.


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[friday, august 01, 2014]
Development Update: Friday, August 1
Updates include: Charlotte Ross to play mom to Felicity Smoak on The CW's "Arrow"; Peter MacNicol joins "CSI: Cyber" at CBS; and David Zayas to recur as Salvatore Maroni on FOX's "Gotham."
WGN America's "Manhattan" Rises To More Than 2.2 Million Total Viewers In Live + 3 Viewing For Its Multi-Channel Premiere Across WGN America And Tribune Stations Nationwide
WGN America further spins the numbers for Sunday, July 27.
DIY Network Achieved Most-Watched July Primetime Ever Among P25-54 Viewers in July
DIY Network spins the numbers for the month of July.
ESPN Goes to Portland for the 2014 MLS All-Star Game
ESPN media platforms will combine to provide unprecedented coverage of the game, between a team of Major League Soccer All-Stars and Bayern Munich on Wednesday, August 6.
HGTV Scores Best July Ever
HGTV spins the numbers for the month of July.
The Walt Disney Company and the National Cable Television Cooperative Announce Robust Long-Term Distribution Agreement
As part of the new multi-year deal, the NCTC will introduce several new services, including the full suite of authenticated WATCH and video-on-demand products.
Live Twitter(R) Chat with "The Quest" Executive Producers and the First Eliminated Contestant, Friday, August 1
Join Mark Ordesky, Jane Fleming, Rob Eric and the first Paladin banished from Everealm as they answer your questions about last night's exciting series premiere.
Dierks Bentley Brings a Special Performance from His Headlining Riser Tour to CMT's "Hot 20 Countdown" This Weekend as Part of the Mountain Dew(R) CMT Summer Concert Series
Bentley has invited the series on the road of his tour, making special appearances in all four installments and bringing fans new videos along with a behind-the-scenes look from the road.
Sarah Hyland to Co-Host "Teen Choice 2014" Sunday, August 10, Live on FOX
Also scheduled to appear: Taylor Swift, Ansel Elgort, Victoria Justice, Collins Key, Laura and Vanessa Marano, Ian Somerhalder, Odeya Rush, Brenton Thwaites and Ariana Grande.
"Last Comic Standing" Matches a Six-Week High in 18-49 Rating
NBC spins the numbers for Thursday, July 31.
Thursday's Broadcast Ratings: CBS Continues Win Streak in Both Viewers, Demos
The Eye was the top draw among total viewers and adults 18-49 for the fifth consecutive week.
ABC's "The Quest" Debut Ties a Summer Time-Slot High and "NY Med" Wins at 10pm with a Best-Since-Premiere Number
ABC spins the numbers for Thursday, July 31.
Escape Acquires Rights to More Than 500 Episodes of Three Popular True Crime Television Series
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ESPN to Follow Path of USA Basketball Men's National Team to the "2014 FIBA Basketball World Cup"
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HBO Confirms Debut Date of "Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways" - Series to Launch Its Eight-Episode Season Friday, Oct. 17
Directed by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl, each one-hour episode of the unprecedented documentary series is devoted to a different American musical landmark.
FOX Sports 1 Kicks Off August with Big Week of Boxing
Sammy Vasquez Jr. and James Stevenson square off in a main event IBF/USBA Welterweight title bout presented by Mike Tyson's Iron Mike Productions on Friday, August 8.
Science Channel's "Man vs. the Universe" Delves Into Mankind's New Race to Tame the Cosmos
The three-part series launches Wednesday, August 13 at 10:00/9:00c on the network.
Season Two of Orignal Crackle Series "Cleaners" to Premiere Tuesday, August 19
Emmanuelle Chriqui, Emily Osment, Gina Gershon, David Arquette and Missi Pyle co-star in the series.
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NBC Gives "Undateable" Second Season of 10 Episodes
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Join the Paladins from ABC's "The Quest," As They Live Tweet During the Series Premiere, Thursday, July 31
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Syfy spins the numbers for Wednesday, July 30.
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FOX Sports Tees Up Faxon & Fay for 2015 USGA Championships Coverage Team
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NBC spins the late-night numbers for the week of July 21-25.
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Animal Planet's "Too Cute! Pint Sized" Delivers Double the Cute in Half the Time, Beginning August 16, at 8 PM ET/PT
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Brady Quinn Joins FOX Sports for College Football & NFL Coverage
In the booth, Quinn pairs with two veteran play-by-play announcers, teaming with Tim Brando for college games and Dick Stockton when on NFL assignment.
Cornell Bhangra Wins "Today's Got Talent" Contest, Joins the Top 48 Acts on NBC's "America's Got Talent"
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Development Update: Wednesday, July 30
Updates include: Oscar Isaac, Catherine Keener to topline HBO's "Show Me a Hero"; Laura Benanti to recur on ABC's "Nashville"; and Jenny Slate to guest on FOX's "Brooklyn Nine-Nine."
"So You Think You Can Dance" Voting Results for July 30
Next week, the competition intensifies when guest judge and Olympic Gold Medalist Tara Lipinski joins the judging panel.
Discovery's "Gears, Fears and Rears Week" Premieres This Sunday, August 3
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The duo will be joined by ESPN MLB Insider Buster Olney who will provide reports from the field.
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The series returns Friday, August 22 at 9:00/8:00c on the cable channel.
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Season three is slated for early 2015 and will feature both new states and types of cases never seen on the show before.
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EPIX Unveils Development Slate
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Q: adding cloudinary to strapi Can someone tell me how to install Cloudinary to my Strapi app, I installed the plugin like the documentation said but the plugin doesn't show up at all in my project. Can someone tell me what im doing wrong

A: There is an example on the strapi documentation:
https://strapi.io/documentation/3.0.0-beta.x/plugins/upload.html#using-a-provider
To enable the provider for Cloudinary, create or edit the file at ./extensions/upload/config/settings.json
{
  "provider": "cloudinary",
  "providerOptions": {     "cloud_name":"PROVIDER_CLOUD_NAME",
    "api_key": "PROVIDER_API_KEY",
    "api_secret":"PROVIDER_API_SECRET"
  }
}

Of course you should replace PROVIDER_CLOUD_NAME, PROVIDER_API_KEY, PROVIDER_API_SECRET with appropriate values that can be found on your Cloudinary account.
If you want a specific configuration by environment you can edit the file at ./extensions/upload/config/settings.js like this:
if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {
  module.exports = {
    provider: 'providerName',
    providerOptions: {
      cloud_name: process.env.PROVIDER_CLOUD_NAME,
      api_key: process.env.PROVIDER_API_KEY,
      api_secret: process.env.PROVIDER_API_SECRET
    }
  };
} else {
  // to use the default local provider you can return an empty configuration
  module.exports = {};
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Austeja Baltic Goddess Of Bees and Other Magical Beings
Niina Pekantytar
Mother of Bees
Austeja is the goddess of bees, and it was believed that she was the goddess of growth, plentifulness and reproduction. Austeja was already mentioned in Lithuanian literature in the 17th century. J.Lasicki wrote that she was the protector of families and the true mother of bees. Austeja is a woman and a bee in one person.
Her name is linked to the Lithuanian verb "austi" - to weave (linen) and austyti - to fly swiftly everywhere, to shut and close doors repeatedly. This, of course, is a metaphor for gathering honey and building honeycombs.
The Greek version of Austeja, is the goddess Arthemid, who was also a protector of large families and pregnant women. She was also called bee melissa.
When drinking for Austeja, the drinks are tossed up into the air, up towards the ceiling. Mead was offered to her before the wedding dance. In christenings, mead was served, and the matchmakers would speak about Austeja in their toasts so that "bees would gather honey plentifully". Austeja protected brides and pregnant women.
She is believed to be one of the oldest goddesses in the Baltic pantheon.
Austeja Celebration
Austeja was celebrated in an August festival called Zoline. During this time bees are especially active, bringing honey from meadows. Offerings of honey were made to Austeja. When the honey was gathered from the hives, people got up very early in the morning. Before they opened the beehives, they sang a prayer to Austeja.
In Lithuanian this special event to gather the honey was called bičiuliai.
People didn't see bees just as ordinary beings. They were sacred workers. Bees were seen as divine beings and as important as men themselves They were on the same plane as humans. A dead bee had to be buried in the earth. Trees, where bees built their hives, were sacred. Bees were endowed with strong moral authority. People were not allowed to curse, fight, abuse one another or quarrel or be disrespectful in any way in the presence of the bees.
Bees could talk and sing. They sang during special holidays and festivals. Especially during sunny days. They understood humans and could prophesise the future.
Farming Spirits
Lithuanians had many gods and goddesses related to farming and home. It is believed that the cult of these deities originated from a primordial remote mother image, and later on, the father image influenced it too. These deities protected the home, the pirtiz (saunas) and farm buildings and livestock.
The idea of the primordial mother image lasted all the way to the 19th century. At the wedding the bride would pray and make sacrifices to a female idol made of straw, asking to forgive her for leaving home and moving to a new one, where she would have other gods to worship.
One of the farming goddesses was called Dimstipati, who was later written sources transformed into a male deity. Dimstipatis lived supposedly, in the corner behind the table, in the house and she was worshipped by women.
Another goddess Zemepati, goddess of the farmstead, was also later on transformed from a female to a male. Zemepatis would increase the growth of grain, hay, wheat and rye.
Kaukai, the lost child
Kaukai was a spirit of the underworld. The story of Kaukai is universal and can be found all around the world. They are also known as changelings.
Kaukai myth originated from an image of stillborn babies and those that died without the proper birth rites.
J.Lasicki wrote, "Kaukai are the palm size spirits of the dead. People fed them, as they believed that if they wouldn't, they would lose their luck when Kaukai would curse them".
Underworld also had other spirits that guarded treasured buried underground
Baltic Mythology Mash Up
Atmospheric Gods, The Aitvarai
Aitvaras were snake and dragon deities in Baltic folklore. Sometimes they were described to be snakes with flaming heads. Their stories are believed to be based on meteorites. They should be fed baked and cooked meals, which were not tasted by someone yet. First Aitvarai lived in the skies or in the woods. People who kept Aitvarai at their homes were believed to be wicked people because Aitvarai stole from others' granaries and barns. Aitvarais are hunted by Perkunas, the thunder god.
Aitvarai were considered to be divine creatures, that could affect the farm's sate of wealth.
Trinkunas, Jonas. (1999). Of Gods & Holidays: The Baltic Heritage. TvermeÌ.
© 2023 Niina Pekantytar
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Molten Chocolate Cakes Are Forever
By Julia Kramer
Like many of the finer things in life, Bon Appétit only gets better with age. In Cooking From The Archives, we revisit recipes from the magazine's past
1999, Y2K, The Millennium - Some of us remember this as a time spent singing along to "No Scrubs" while dressed in leopard-print pants. Others of us, such as Bon Appétit, took this milestone year as an opportunity to look back on "The American Century In Food," devoting the September 1999 issue to an in-depth survey of dining trends of decades past. The feature begins in 1900 ("Oysters and Champagne For A New World Power") and goes from there, reminiscing over "War and Peas" (1940s) and "Sideburns, Szechuan, and 'Me'" (1970s).
"In the nineties, Americans discovered the personal computer and spent time surfing the Web, doing everything from trading stocks and trading recipes to planning vacations and planning dinner parties."
Though this survey of the 20th century is educational (Peter Pan Peanut Butter debuted in 1928?!), it was the issue's reflection on the final decade—the 1990s, or as the magazine refers to it, "eating&drinking.com"—that stopped me in my page-flipping tracks. From the Internet Explorer window to the braised short ribs with red wine gravy, this page said it all. "For some people," Tricia Callas wrote in the intro, "the biggest food news of the decade involved the Internet. Cooks used it to shop for groceries, order takeout, find recipes, get product information, plan a kitchen—and chat with other cooks from coast to coast. But the computer has not been able to do the cooking, at least not yet....But who knows what the twenty-first century will bring?" In an effort to make this as meta as possible, I decided to tackle one of iconic foods of the 90s, as chosen by Bon Appétit 1999.
"Like most Americans, the characters on 'Seinfeld,' the decade's top-rated sitcom, liked to hang out together while indulging in some of their favorite foods, such as burgers, fries, and pie."
This was a difficult choice. Kir Vodka Martinis? (Delicious.) Smoked Salmon Tartare with Ginger and Sesame? (Viva Asian Fusion!) Grilled Chicken Salad with Greens and Balsamic Dressing? (Wait, I think I still eat this?) Grilled Sea Bass with Tropical Salsa? (This I'm confident is in my mom's repertoire.)
In the end, the choice was obvious: Molten Chocolate Cakes, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's gift to humankind, a dessert that gave legions of diners in fancy restaurants the world over the confidence to indulge in what is essentially raw batter. There is only one way to screw up this recipe, and that is to cook it too long, at which point, it's just a chocolate cake. Otherwise, the method—melted chocolate and butter folded into whipped eggs and egg yolks, then divided among ramekins—is pretty much foolproof, not to mention delicious (obviously).
"Caffeine dreams: In the nineties, Starbucks and other upscale coffeehouses started opening as adjuncts to bookstores; by the end of 1996, there were about 5,600 coffeehouses across the country, up from fewer than 500 in 1991."
As such, the moral of this cooking experiment is clear: Balsamic vinegar, "Tropical Salsa," and eating raspberries in September may be vestiges of the past, but the best of the '90s—watching "Seinfeld," casually meeting friends for coffee while wearing clogs, and indulging in molten chocolate cake—deserves to live on for many decades to come. For the Molten Chocolate Cakes recipe, take a gander over to epicurious.com.
Tips from the Test Kitchen "Molten chocolate cake is just uncooked chocolate cake. So that you're not just eating raw batter, place a truffle in the center. Then you can bake the cake all the way through, and as it bakes, the cold ganache liquifies in the center, and then you have a super-luscious interior. If you're making your own truffles (and why not?), that also gives you the opportunity to flavor the ganache with honey or booze or gold flecks or diamonds, for super-special occasions."—Dawn Perry, Senior Food Editor
CakeChocolateCooking From The ArchivesVintage BA
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restaurantsCall in Denver Is the No. 10 Best New Restaurant in America 20182018-08-14T11:00:00.000Z
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Some very cool gadgets for the Super Cool Cats for great effects. Rated on usefulness versus coolness.
Expected Outcomes: There are so many cool gadgets you can buy to film in different locations and get different effects. Have fun.
Step 3: Decide if any of these super cool gadgets will be useful for you. Then go get 'em!
Step 4: Create a video using your new gadget, ABOUT the gadget. Come and share your video in our Cool Cats Facebook group. If we think it's super cool we''l share it on social media, our blog and maybe even our email list. We'll include a link to your website. Yep, we'll promote you if you share the action you take on what we teach you.


It looks like the sun orwhateverthatis is shooting lasers! "pewpewpew!"
Wow! 2days and no reaction at all! *the wind is blowing coldly and a weary feeling of solitude oppresses the walls of my room* Come on say something, even if you don't like it, I love comments.


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#include "twoDModelEngineApi.h"

#include <QtCore/qmath.h>

#include <qrkernel/settingsManager.h>
#include <qrkernel/logging.h>
#include <qrutils/mathUtils/math.h>
#include <qrutils/mathUtils/geometry.h>
/// @todo: Get rid of it!
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/touchSensor.h>
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/colorSensorFull.h>
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/colorSensorPassive.h>
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/colorSensorRed.h>
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/colorSensorGreen.h>
#include <kitBase/robotModel/robotParts/colorSensorBlue.h>

#include "twoDModel/engine/twoDModelGuiFacade.h"
#include "twoDModel/engine/model/model.h"
#include "twoDModel/engine/model/constants.h"
#include "twoDModel/engine/view/twoDModelWidget.h"

#include "view/scene/twoDModelScene.h"
#include "view/scene/robotItem.h"
#include "view/scene/fakeScene.h"

#include "src/engine/items/wallItem.h"
#include "src/engine/items/colorFieldItem.h"
#include "src/engine/items/ellipseItem.h"
#include "src/engine/items/stylusItem.h"
#include "src/engine/items/regions/ellipseRegion.h"
#include "src/engine/items/regions/rectangularRegion.h"

using namespace twoDModel;
using namespace kitBase::robotModel;
using namespace twoDModel::model;

TwoDModelEngineApi::TwoDModelEngineApi(model::Model &model, view::TwoDModelWidget &view)
	: mModel(model)
	, mView(view)
	, mFakeScene(new view::FakeScene(mModel.worldModel()))
	, mGuiFacade(new engine::TwoDModelGuiFacade(mView))
{
#ifdef BACKGROUND_SCENE_DEBUGGING
	enableBackgroundSceneDebugging();
#endif
}

TwoDModelEngineApi::~TwoDModelEngineApi()
{
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::setNewMotor(int speed, uint degrees, const PortInfo &port, bool breakMode)
{
	mModel.robotModels()[0]->setNewMotor(speed, degrees, port, breakMode);
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readEncoder(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	return mModel.robotModels()[0]->readEncoder(port);
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::resetEncoder(const PortInfo &port)
{
	mModel.robotModels()[0]->resetEncoder(port);
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readTouchSensor(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	if (!mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::TouchSensor>()) {
		return touchSensorNotPressedSignal;
	}

	QPair<QPointF, qreal> const neededPosDir = countPositionAndDirection(port);
	const QPointF position(neededPosDir.first);
	const qreal rotation = neededPosDir.second / 180 * mathUtils::pi;
	const QRectF rect = mModel.robotModels()[0]->sensorRect(port, position);

	QPainterPath sensorPath;
	const qreal touchRegionRadius = qCeil(rect.height() / qSqrt(2));
	const qreal stickCenter = rect.width() / 2 - rect.height() / 2;
	// (0,0) in sensor coordinates is sensor`s center
	const QPointF ellipseCenter = QPointF(stickCenter * cos(rotation), stickCenter * sin(rotation));
	sensorPath.addEllipse(position + ellipseCenter, touchRegionRadius, touchRegionRadius);

	const bool pressed = mModel.worldModel().checkCollision(sensorPath);
	return pressed ? touchSensorPressedSignal : touchSensorNotPressedSignal;
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readSonarSensor(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	QPair<QPointF, qreal> neededPosDir = countPositionAndDirection(port);
	const int res = mModel.worldModel().sonarReading(neededPosDir.first, neededPosDir.second);

	return mModel.settings().realisticSensors() ? spoilSonarReading(res) : res;
}

QVector<int> TwoDModelEngineApi::readAccelerometerSensor() const
{
	return mModel.robotModels()[0]->accelerometerReading();
}

QVector<int> TwoDModelEngineApi::readGyroscopeSensor() const
{
	return mModel.robotModels()[0]->gyroscopeReading();
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::spoilSonarReading(const int distance) const
{
	const qreal ran = mathUtils::Math::gaussianNoise(spoilSonarDispersion);
	return mathUtils::Math::truncateToInterval(0, 255, qRound(distance + ran));
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readColorSensor(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	const QImage image = areaUnderSensor(port, 1.0);
	QHash<uint, int> countsColor;

	const uint *data = reinterpret_cast<const uint *>(image.bits());
	const int n = image.byteCount() / 4;
	for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
		const uint color = mModel.settings().realisticSensors() ? spoilColor(data[i]) : data[i];
		++countsColor[color];
	}

	if (mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::ColorSensorFull>()) {
		return readColorFullSensor(countsColor);
	} else if (mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::ColorSensorPassive>()) {
		return readColorNoneSensor(countsColor, n);
	} else if (mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::ColorSensorRed>()) {
		return readSingleColorSensor(red, countsColor, n);
	} else if (mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::ColorSensorGreen>()) {
		return readSingleColorSensor(green, countsColor, n);
	} else if (mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port).isA<robotParts::ColorSensorBlue>()) {
		return readSingleColorSensor(blue, countsColor, n);
	}

	QLOG_ERROR() << "Incorrect 2d model sensor configuration";
	return 0;
}

uint TwoDModelEngineApi::spoilColor(const uint color) const
{
	const qreal noise = mathUtils::Math::gaussianNoise(spoilColorDispersion);

	int r = qRound(((color >> 16) & 0xFF) + noise);
	int g = qRound(((color >> 8) & 0xFF) + noise);
	int b = qRound(((color >> 0) & 0xFF) + noise);
	const int a = (color >> 24) & 0xFF;

	r = mathUtils::Math::truncateToInterval(0, 255, r);
	g = mathUtils::Math::truncateToInterval(0, 255, g);
	b = mathUtils::Math::truncateToInterval(0, 255, b);

	return ((r & 0xFF) << 16) + ((g & 0xFF) << 8) + (b & 0xFF) + ((a & 0xFF) << 24);
}

QImage TwoDModelEngineApi::areaUnderSensor(const PortInfo &port, qreal widthFactor) const
{
	DeviceInfo device = mModel.robotModels()[0]->configuration().type(port);
	if (device.isNull()) {
		device = mModel.robotModels()[0]->info().specialDevices()[port];
		if (device.isNull()) {
			return QImage();
		}
	}

	const QPair<QPointF, qreal> neededPosDir = countPositionAndDirection(port);
	const QPointF position = neededPosDir.first;
	const qreal direction = neededPosDir.second;
	const QRect imageRect = mModel.robotModels()[0]->info().sensorImageRect(device);
	const qreal width = imageRect.width() * widthFactor / 2.0;

	const QRectF sensorRectangle = QTransform().rotate(direction).map(QPolygonF(QRectF(imageRect))).boundingRect();
	const qreal rotationFactor = sensorRectangle.width() / imageRect.width();

	const qreal realWidth = width * rotationFactor;
	const QRectF scanningRect = QRectF(position.x() - realWidth, position.y() - realWidth
			, 2 * realWidth, 2 * realWidth);
	const QImage image(mFakeScene->render(scanningRect));
	const QPoint offset = QPointF(width, width).toPoint() - QPoint(1, 1);
	const QImage rotated(image.transformed(QTransform().rotate(-(90 + direction))));
	const QRect realImage(rotated.rect().center() - offset, rotated.rect().center() + offset);
	QImage result(realImage.size(), QImage::Format_RGB32);
	result.fill(Qt::white);
	QPainter painter(&result);
	painter.drawImage(QRect(QPoint(), result.size()), rotated, realImage);
	painter.end();

#ifdef BACKGROUND_SCENE_DEBUGGING
	mView.scene()->addItem(new QGraphicsPixmapItem(QPixmap::fromImage(result)));
#endif

	return result;
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readColorFullSensor(QHash<uint, int> const &countsColor) const
{
	if (countsColor.isEmpty()) {
		return 0;
	}

	QList<int> const values = countsColor.values();
	int maxValue = INT_MIN;
	for (int value : values) {
		if (value > maxValue) {
			maxValue = value;
		}
	}

	const uint maxColor = countsColor.key(maxValue);
	switch (maxColor) {
	case (black):
		return 1;
	case (red):
		return 5;
	case (green):
		return 3;
	case (blue) :
		return 2;
	case (yellow):
		return 4;
	case (white):
		return 6;
	case (cyan):
		return 7;
	case (magenta):
		return 8;
	default:
		return 0;
	}
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readSingleColorSensor(uint color, QHash<uint, int> const &countsColor, int n) const
{
	return (static_cast<double>(countsColor[color]) / static_cast<double>(n)) * 100.0;
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readColorNoneSensor(QHash<uint, int> const &countsColor, int n) const
{
	qreal allWhite = static_cast<qreal>(countsColor[white]);

	QHashIterator<uint, int> i(countsColor);
	while(i.hasNext()) {
		i.next();
		const uint color = i.key();
		if (color != white) {
			const int b = (color >> 0) & 0xFF;
			const int g = (color >> 8) & 0xFF;
			const int r = (color >> 16) & 0xFF;
			const qreal k = qSqrt(static_cast<qreal>(b * b + g * g + r * r)) / 500.0;
			allWhite += static_cast<qreal>(i.value()) * k;
		}
	}

	return static_cast<int>((allWhite / static_cast<qreal>(n)) * 100.0);
}

int TwoDModelEngineApi::readLightSensor(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	// Must return 1023 on white and 0 on black normalized to percents
	// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/596216/formula-to-determine-brightness-of-rgb-color

	const QImage image = areaUnderSensor(port, 1.0);
	if (image.isNull()) {
		return 0;
	}

	uint sum = 0;
	const uint *data = reinterpret_cast<const uint *>(image.bits());
	const int n = image.byteCount() / 4;

	for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
		const uint color = mModel.settings().realisticSensors() ? spoilLight(data[i]) : data[i];
		const uint b = (color >> 0) & 0xFF;
		const uint g = (color >> 8) & 0xFF;
		const uint r = (color >> 16) & 0xFF;
		// brightness in [0..256]
		const uint brightness = static_cast<uint>(0.2126 * r + 0.7152 * g + 0.0722 * b);

		sum += 4 * brightness; // 4 = max sensor value / max brightness value
	}

	const qreal rawValue = sum * 1.0 / n; // Average by whole region
	return static_cast<int>(rawValue * 100.0 / maxLightSensorValue); // Normalizing to percents
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::playSound(int timeInMs)
{
	mModel.robotModels()[0]->playSound(timeInMs);
}

bool TwoDModelEngineApi::isMarkerDown() const
{
	return mModel.robotModels()[0]->markerColor() != Qt::transparent;
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::markerDown(const QColor &color)
{
	mModel.robotModels()[0]->markerDown(color);
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::markerUp()
{
	mModel.robotModels()[0]->markerUp();
}

utils::TimelineInterface &TwoDModelEngineApi::modelTimeline()
{
	return mModel.timeline();
}

engine::TwoDModelDisplayInterface *TwoDModelEngineApi::display()
{
	return mView.display();
}

engine::TwoDModelGuiFacade &TwoDModelEngineApi::guiFacade() const
{
	return *mGuiFacade;
}

uint TwoDModelEngineApi::spoilLight(const uint color) const
{
	const qreal noise = mathUtils::Math::gaussianNoise(spoilLightDispersion);

	if (noise > (1.0 - percentSaltPepperNoise / 100.0)) {
		return white;
	} else if (noise < (-1.0 + percentSaltPepperNoise / 100.0)) {
		return black;
	}

	return color;
}

QPair<QPointF, qreal> TwoDModelEngineApi::countPositionAndDirection(const PortInfo &port) const
{
	RobotModel * const robotModel = mModel.robotModels()[0];
	const QPointF rotationCenter = robotModel->info().rotationCenter();
	const QVector2D sensorVector = QVector2D(robotModel->configuration().position(port) - rotationCenter);
	const QPointF rotatedVector = mathUtils::Geometry::rotateVector(sensorVector, robotModel->rotation()).toPointF();
	const QPointF position = robotModel->position() + rotationCenter + rotatedVector;
	const qreal direction = robotModel->configuration().direction(port) + robotModel->rotation();
	return { position, direction };
}

void TwoDModelEngineApi::enableBackgroundSceneDebugging()
{
	// A crappy piece of code that must be never called in master branch,
	// but this is a pretty convenient way to debug a fake scene.
	// If called from constructor (where robotModels are not initialized yet)
	// then NXT and TRIK 2D fake scenes will be shown.
	QGraphicsView * const fakeScene = new QGraphicsView;
	fakeScene->setScene(mFakeScene.data());
	QTimer * const timer = new QTimer;
	QObject::connect(timer, SIGNAL(timeout()), mFakeScene.data(), SLOT(update()));
	timer->setInterval(300);
	timer->setSingleShot(false);
	fakeScene->setMinimumWidth(700);
	fakeScene->setMinimumHeight(600);
	fakeScene->setWindowFlags(fakeScene->windowFlags() | Qt::WindowStaysOnTopHint);
	fakeScene->setVisible(mModel.robotModels().isEmpty()
			? true
			: mModel.robotModels()[0]->info().robotId().contains("trik"));
	timer->start();
}

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Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Aeon Genesis Translations Proclamation
< Wikipedia:Articles for deletion
Aeon Genesis Translations Proclamation was proposed for deletion. This page is an archive of the discussion about the proposed deletion. This page is no longer live. Further comments should be made on the article's talk page rather than here so that this page is preserved as an historic record. The result of the debate was to delete the article.
Non-notable, not encyclopedic. Just a small intro and a list of games that these guys translated. Andre (talk) 13:00, Nov 12, 2004 (UTC)
I agree. The info would be better served by their own website. Inky 01:57, 13 Nov 2004 (UTC)
Delete. Get a webpage! --Improv 15:07, 14 Nov 2004 (UTC)
Interesting, but delete. Alphax (talk) 04:35, Nov 17, 2004 (UTC)
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Ryder Executive Vice President and CFO to Address Stephens Annual Investment Conference
November 22, 2021, 6:55 a.m. ·1 min read
MIAMI, November 22, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE: R) Executive Vice President and CFO John Diez to address Stephens Annual Investment Conference.
Ryder System, Inc. Executive Vice President and CFO John Diez. (Photo: Business Wire)
Ryder System, Inc. Executive Vice President and CFO John Diez
Stephens Annual Investment Conference
11:00 a.m. CST
To access the live webcast, visit http://investors.ryder.com.
About Ryder System, Inc.
Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE: R) is a leading logistics and transportation company. It provides supply chain, dedicated transportation, and fleet management solutions, including full service leasing, rental, and maintenance, used vehicle sales, professional drivers, transportation services, freight brokerage, warehousing and distribution, e-commerce fulfillment, and last mile delivery services, to some of the world's most-recognized brands. Ryder provides services throughout the United States, Mexico, Canada, and the United Kingdom. In addition, Ryder manages nearly 235,000 commercial vehicles and operates more than 300 warehouses encompassing approximately 64 million square feet. Ryder is regularly recognized for its industry-leading practices in third-party logistics, technology-driven innovations, commercial vehicle maintenance, environmentally friendly solutions, corporate social responsibility, world-class safety and security programs, military veteran recruitment initiatives, and the hiring of a diverse workforce. www.ryder.com
Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements: Certain statements and information included in this news release are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Federal Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are based on our current plans and expectations and are subject to risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Accordingly, these forward-looking statements should be evaluated with consideration given to the many risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results and events to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements including those risks set forth in our periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. New risks emerge from time to time. It is not possible for management to predict all such risk factors or to assess the impact of such risks on our business. Accordingly, we undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
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Mexican entrepreneur Javier Garza Calderon aims to bid on the consumer banking arm of Citigroup in the country, pledging to return it to Mexican hands, he said in a statement Sunday. Garza Calderon, founder of the organization "Entrepreneurs for the Fourth National Transformation (E4T)," said he was interested in inviting other business leaders to form a group of investors to analyze the possible acquisition. "I perceive a great opportunity to rescue its historical, cultural and financial assets so that they return to the hands of Mexican businessmen," Garza Calderon said in a statement shared with Reuters.
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Baked apples are a great individual-sized dessert that come out of the oven looking beautiful and almost too good to eat. This version combines oats, chopped pecans, cinnamon, and maple syrup, and makes the perfect ending for a fall dinner party or Thanksgiving dinner.
In a medium bowl, combine oats, pecans, cinnamon, ginger, allspice, and maple syrup, and mix thoroughly.
Fill apple centers with oat mixture. Place apples in a small baking dish, and add water.
Bake 30 to 40 minutes, depending on size of apples, until tender but not mushy.


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Q: Is chromes "appendChild" really that slow? I have a framework that generates the DOM of an app completely using document.createElement and document.appendChild. Now that the App gets bigger and bigger, I noticed that Chrome needs significantly longer to build the DOM as other Browsers.
So, I created the following performance test:
window.onload = function(){
    var now = new Date().getTime();
    for(var i = 0; i < 10000; i++){
        document.body.appendChild(document.createElement("div"));
    }
    setTimeout(function(){
        console.log(new Date().getTime() - now);
    },0);

}

The results of this test are very interesting:

*

*Chrome 16: 700+

*Firefox 9: 560

*IE 9: 210

*Opera 11.60: 51

Chrome took more than 14-times more time to complete than Opera.
And that´s not just a meaningless benchmark! I really can feel this difference in my app.
Is it normal that Chrome is that slow at DOM-operations?
Is there a way to speed it up?
Thanks!

A: Update 2
Here's a hackish sort of solution, that may be worth a little browser detection. It brings the performance in my testing down to less than 1/10 of what it was.
You can display='none' the container before the appends, then show it again after. You may get a little bit of a flash, but that's probably better than a long delay.
window.onload = function(){

    var content = String.fromCharCode(Math.floor(Math.random() * 1000));

       // cache it in case it is already set
    var disp = document.body.style.display;

    document.body.style.display = 'none';

    var now = new Date().getTime();

    for(var i = 0; i < 10000; i++){
        document.body.appendChild(document.createElement("div"))
          .appendChild(document.createTextNode( content ));
    }

    setTimeout(function(){
        console.log(new Date().getTime() - now);
        document.body.style.display = disp || ''; // restore it
    },0);
};

This is the sort of performance increase that I would have expected from the documentFragment.

Update
After running a modified version of @Esailija's jsFiddle test to include the documentFragment, it doesn't seem to make any difference in Chrome (or Opera for that matter), so it appears as though Chrome is simply slower.

"Is there a way to speed it up?"

I'm guessing that you'll get better performance if you use a documentFragment, and then append to the DOM with a single .appendChild.
window.onload = function(){
    var now = new Date().getTime();

      // create a documentFragment
    var frag = document.createDocumentFragment();

    for(var i = 0; i < 10000; i++){
        frag.appendChild(Div());  // append to the documentFragment
    }

      // append the documentFragment (which is emptied)
    document.body.appendChild(frag);

    setTimeout(function(){
        console.log(new Date().getTime() - now);
    },0);

    function Div(){
        var This = document.createElement("div");
        return This;
    }
}

A: I think this is normal... .
The same goes for HTML Objects manipulation (width & height & opacity), especially if you're using CSS3.
I programmed a Slideshow (not using jQuery, i hate it) which is working smoothly... in FF, IE, Opera, Safari,... but not Chomre. In Chrome it is unbelievable slow (only in newer Chrome Versions, in old like v12 it was faster).

A: Your test appears flawed. If you do a pure appendChild test, Chrome comes out way ahead:
http://jsperf.com/appendchild-from-so


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These Cookies are Not for You - Exploring Cookieless Marketing
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If you thought that the story of GDPR aka data privacy was over and that it ended up in a dissatisfying Game of Thrones kind of ending, don't worry, we are actually entering volume 2 of this saga and it's going to get interesting (and complicated) again.
GDPR was the topic du jour in 2018. Even though we'd all had plenty of notice that this new law protecting people's personal data would change the marketing landscape, marketers were still scrabbling to be compliant months later and even to this day, I'm still not convinced everyone 'gets' it.
The focus on GDPR has arguably faded as new priorities revealed themselves and other marketing tactics moved into vogue. As the tedious business of worrying about the T&Cs was sorted and so could be "forgotten" about, marketers did what we needed to in order to keep running our campaigns. For users, privacy notices on websites have become wallpaper and users mash buttons to make them go away.
Whilst we've been surviving a global pandemic and getting our ducks in a row re: Core Web Vitals, it understandably slipped our minds that in January 2020, Google announced that it would "phase out" third party cookies (a.k.a. 3P cookies) in its Chrome browser within two years.
Can Chrome really phase out third-party cookies?
It turns out, not as early as Google had thought. Google's move to block third-party cookies from their Chrome browser whilst well-intentioned is ambitious. Now, at the end of June 2021, they've announced a significant delay to their plans until late 2023.
"We need to move at a responsible pace, allowing sufficient time for public discussion on the right solutions and for publishers and the advertising industry to migrate their services,"
Chrome Engineering Director Vinay Goel in a blog post.
"This is important to avoid jeopardizing the business models of many web publishers which support freely available content. And by providing privacy-preserving technology, we as an industry can help ensure that cookies are not replaced with alternative forms of individual tracking, and discourage the rise of covert approaches like fingerprinting."
Essentially, the move from Google could encourage alternate tracking technologies that negate the intended benefit at the heart of this.
If you're wondering whether Google is going too far, too fast with the idea of eliminating third-party cookies here are a few facts to dwell on:
In April 2021, Chrome had 64.47% browser market share, the largest in the world. Apple's browser Safari is the second most popular globally and they've already fired the starting pistol with the release of iOS 14.5, but we'll get to that in a bit.
If plans had gone ahead, marketers would not have been able to utilise data from third-party cookies as the technology would stop working on major browsers. This means that targeted ads based on third party data would have become a thing of the past in a startlingly short time frame. Necessity is the mother of invention and there is just too much money to be made (and lost) from advertising when a whole industry has to handle an almighty shift in technology.
The plan was that from 2022 you'd then be able to target based on first and second party data and also generic, interest-based audiences (sans cookies) similar to the likes of print or radio advertising.
According to an Econsultancy survey published on 5th May 2021, only 36% of marketers feel like they have a good handle on what a cookieless future could look like. SMEs are most likely impacted by a shift to cookieless marketing.
With six months to go before their initial deadline, it's fair to say nobody was ready.
Before we go any further, I am going to clarify terms used in this article.
A snippet of data given from a website's server to your browser. It is a unique identifier that is held on your device for ideally, up to 30 days. Some cookies are required for functionality, such as remembering the items you put in your basket on an ecommerce website, some allow for personalisation such as remembering what country you told them you are in.
GDPR required webmasters to disclose when they were using third party cookies. Since May 2018, you've had the choice to opt out of this kind of tracking should you wish.
First party data
This is data you collect directly from website visitors and customers. It's the data you hold in your Customer Relationship Management System (CRM System), or information about customer actions or behaviours that have happened on your website in places such as Google Analytics.
Give me an example of how it might be used?
Using cookies (also known as pixels) to re-target a user who has taken a specific action on your website but not yet purchased / converted.
Second party data
This is using someone else's first party data. This data could theoretically be sold in a single transaction (think email address lists pre-GDPR) or anonymised 'licensed' access to this data.
Facebook and Google allow advertisers to target users using their first party data. In this example, creating an advert aimed at people who have liked a particular page on Facebook e.g. Sainsburys.
This is data that has been collected from multiple external sources (websites and apps) and has been aggregated. It is often rich in behavioural or demographic data but it can be like cold calling in that it may not be immediately relevant to the consumer. With this type of data, you can 'throw enough jelly at the wall and see what sticks'. Particularly when cost per 1,000 impressions (CPM) is just a few quid and your marketing budget is small, it can be very lucrative when companies pass you that jelly.
Using an advertising platform's audience profiles based on third party data, with placement of your adverts on what they say are relevant websites. If I've landed on a website looking for pet insurance and I accept third party cookies, then another pet insurance company could then try advertising to me elsewhere.
Could cookieless marketing really disadvantage SMEs?
In Vinay Goel's blog, he acknowledges that this move has to go through a "multi-phased, public development process.". This can't just be spearheaded by Google and forced through with everyone else picking up the pieces.
Platforms such as Taboola who work with publishers and Verizon Media (formerly Oath), enable marketers to reach new customers very cheaply and very quickly. The speed at which campaign insights can be gained is unprecedented and people who have only ever worked in digital marketing sometimes forget that you could be waiting weeks to learn how your campaigns performed in the old days.
Without third-party cookie data, SMEs with a smaller budget will struggle to advertise and market to warmer leads. New technologies take time to develop, implement and learn to use. Likewise, marketers on short or small campaigns will likely struggle to create customer personas, research, plan and create content that touch customers at multiple points along the long sales funnel.
I completely acknowledge that marketers can still use their own first-party data or track users by providing free content behind a login, but this requires more involvement than you'd think. First, a significant number of people need to visit the website in the first place for the marketer to draw meaningful conclusions. It also requires greater development knowledge, more sophisticated back-end systems, data security policies, business-wide infrastructure and front-end features that are often impractical or out of reach for your average SME. Alternatively, they can continue to pay other companies for the vast knowledge graphs they have amassed over the years via first party data.
Apple & iOS 14.5: privacy vs advertisers
The privacy landscape is already changing and the customer may not even notice that the ads they are seeing are already less specific than they were. In fact, we can already see evidence that third-party tracking is unpopular not just with end-users and Google it seems, but with other multi-billion dollar companies too.
iOS 14.5 was released on 26th April 2021 but a month later, only 5% of US users have agreed to third party website & app tracking. With the Safari browser in second place to Google Chrome, holding 18.69% of global browser share, Apple is addressing long-standing privacy concerns by prompting users with the option to enable third party tracking - it's now off by default. When I checked my phone, iOS 14.5.1 was installed and yet I have no recollection of what I have already agreed to, or when. I wonder how many people are getting on with their lives unaware that they have opted out.
Is it worth considering the motive to predict the future?
A cynical person might suggest that the release of Core Web Vitals has distracted digital marketers and webmasters over the last year. Along with Apple's latest update that is itself similar to Google's move to remove third-party cookies from Chrome, one could argue this is a brazen move to retain a stranglehold in the digital marketing sphere and push out Facebook as well as other companies that sell 3rd party data. It's not malice, it's just the corporate world, right?
The role of the artist is to make the revolution look irresistible and Google has spent years acquiring the competition or squashing it. It seems as though on the topic of third-party cookies, they got a little ahead of themselves.
Scare stories of ad fraud and that third party cookies have become a marketing relic; cumbersome, fallible and out of touch with what customers want don't reflect the usefulness SMEs find in them. Maybe that's true, or maybe marketers have come to rely so heavily on third-party data that we abused the privilege and now it's our own fault and we're the reason that we can no longer have nice things.
Using the data that individuals and marketers gladly hand over for free in return for services such as via Google Analytics, there is still much to play for.
Can we truly attribute sales and leads in a cookieless world?
Google Analytics 4 is attempting to fill in the attribution gaps between your website and mobile apps because for a long time, tracking cross-device and cross platform was and is a massive stumbling block. Think how many times you use the email app and click a link that takes you to another app. Maybe you then click on a Facebook remarketing ad that takes you to a website. Perfectly normal browsing behaviour but in the face of cookieless marketing, a black hole for understanding user journeys.
I opened an email on my phone reminding me it would soon be Mother's Day. After much cursing and fretting that my mother would be displeased that I forgot, I clicked a link which opened the retailer's app. Long story short, I arranged to have flowers sent to her and got 20% off for the pleasure. However, this was not before visiting the website in Safari and finding out that the 20% offer is app exclusive! How do you attribute that path to conversion in a cookieless world? Compare this to my husband who had intended to get his mum supermarket flowers on Mother's Day. There was not a bloom to be had. It's wild how late people leave it.
With GA4, it seems Google is certainly working towards very appealing solutions that could be wondrous for user privacy and online advertisers alike. There are however, still very real gaps in Google's offering that machine learning has not or may not overcome, and I expect we'll be talking about that still in future blogs.
What can SMEs do to prepare for a cookieless future?
First of all, don't panic, this isn't happening overnight and if you're reading this, you are fore-armed with knowledge!
There is potentially huge technology changes ahead but this is how things currently stand:
First-party cookies, location and contextual targeting are still wholly viable as long as you have the appropriate policies and disclaimers in place.
Zero party data, where you ask the user questions on their visit, is often under-utilised but gleans information directly from the individual in exchange for a targeted experience. Questions such as what is your purpose for today's website visit with multiple choice answers allows you to establish the user's primary focus e.g. price, customer service or gauging their urgency for your product or service.
Nothing changes for organic social marketing - likes, comments, shares will all still be reported to you, and advertising to interests and demographics as part of paid social activity can still be super effective. Equally, influencer marketing is no longer the preserve of those with a hefty marketing budget thanks to micro influencers.
Good old SEO and content marketing remain a solid and faithful part of the marketing mix too, as the users come to you via relevant keyword searches.
Marketers for SMEs are some of the most creative and skilled marketers in the industry because the full complement of marketing tactics isn't always available to them and so they work harder to get results in the toughest of environments. Just because you hear of something new and shiny, it doesn't mean the fundamentals are going anywhere.
If you are an SME looking for website and digital marketing support, contact Adtrak today to discuss your requirements.
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from datetime import date
from functools import cmp_to_key
import re
import os
import yaml

from ponyexpress.database import db
from ponyexpress.api.lib.providers import *

from ponyexpress.models import Package, RepoHistory, Repository, PackageHistory

import collections

class Repositories:
    provider = None

    pattern = None  # store the compiled regex pattern

    def __init__(self):
        pass

    @staticmethod
    def create_repository(repodata):
        # name, uri, label, provider   +   id

        # skip checking for the existance of a repo
        # could be done via URI only at this step
        new_repo = Repository()
        new_repo.name = repodata['name']
        new_repo.label = repodata['label']
        new_repo.uri = repodata['uri']
        new_repo.provider = repodata['provider']

        db.session.add(new_repo)
        db.session.commit()

        # return the new object's id
        return new_repo.id

    @staticmethod
    def update_repository_info(repository, repodata):
        # update all known fields
        if 'name' in repodata:
            repository.name = repodata['name']
        if 'uri' in repodata:
            repository.uri = repodata['uri']
        if 'label' in repodata:
            repository.label = repodata['label']
        if 'provider' in repodata:
            repository.provider = repodata['provider']

        # update the database
        db.session.commit()

    @staticmethod
    def delete_repository(repository):
        # remove the entry
        db.session.delete(repository)
        db.session.commit()

    def select_provider(self, repo):
        if repo.provider == 'apt':
            self.provider = AptRepository(repo.uri)
        else:
            raise NotImplementedError()

    def update_repository(self, repository):
        if self.provider is not None:
            metadata = self.provider.fetch_metadata()
        else:
            raise Exception()

        if metadata is not None:
            for m in metadata.values():
                hist = RepoHistory(repository, m['sha256'], m['package'], m['version'], m['filename'], date.today())

                db.session.add(hist)
            db.session.commit()

            return len(metadata.values())
        else:
            return None

    def get_outdated_packages(self, node_filter, repo_list):
        """Compare packages available on the repository server with those available on a set of nodes"""

        outdated_packages = collections.OrderedDict()

        if not isinstance(repo_list, list):
            return []

        # get packages from selected nodes
        if node_filter != '':
            node_filter_expression = ('%%%s%%' % node_filter)

            packages_history = PackageHistory.query.filter(PackageHistory.nodename.like(node_filter_expression)). \
                group_by(PackageHistory.pkgname).order_by(PackageHistory.pkgname).all()
        else:
            packages_history = PackageHistory.query.group_by(PackageHistory.pkgname).order_by(
                PackageHistory.pkgname).all()

        if repo_list is not []:
            rl = []
            for repo in repo_list:
                rl.append(repo.id)

        if packages_history is not None:
            for package in packages_history:
                if len(rl) > 0:
                    mp = RepoHistory.query.filter(RepoHistory.pkgname == package.pkgname) \
                        .filter(RepoHistory.repo_id.in_(rl)).group_by(RepoHistory.pkgname).all()

                    if mp is not None:
                        upstream_version = {}
                        for p in mp:
                            # compare versions
                            res = self.ver_cmp(package.pkgversion, p.pkgversion)

                            if res < 0:
                                # repository is newer
                                upstream_version[str(p.repository.id)] = p.pkgversion

                        l = len(upstream_version)
                        if l > 0:
                            # sort upstream_version by
                            if l > 1:
                                upstream_version['latest'] = \
                                    sorted(upstream_version.values(), key=cmp_to_key(self.ver_cmp), reverse=True)[0]
                            else:
                                upstream_version['latest'] = list(upstream_version.values())[0]

                            if package.pkgname not in outdated_packages:
                                package.upstream_version = upstream_version
                                outdated_packages[package.pkgname] = package
                else:
                    return []

            return list(outdated_packages.values())
        else:
            return []

    def get_repositories(self, expression):
        #check if expression is an integer or a comma separated list of values

        repo_list = []

        if expression is not None and (isinstance(expression, int) or expression.isdigit()):
            repo_id = int(expression)
            if repo_id > 0:
                repo = Repository.query.filter_by(id=repo_id).first()
                if repo is not None:
                    repo_list.append(repo)
        else:
            # assume expression is a list of repository numeric identifiers
            split = expression.split(',')

            if split is None:
                return []

            expression_list = [s for s in split if s.isdigit()]

            if expression_list is not None and isinstance(expression_list, list):
                repos = Repository.query.filter(Repository.id.in_(expression_list)).all()
                if repos is not None:
                    repo_list = repos

        return repo_list

    def get_repositories_by_label(self, label):
        #check if expression is an integer or a comma separated list of values

        if label is not None and label != '':
            repo_list = Repository.query.filter_by(label=label).all()

            if repo_list is not None:
                return repo_list

        return []

    def get_all_repositories(self):
        #check if expression is an integer or a comma separated list of values

        repo_list = Repository.query.all()

        if repo_list is not None:
            return repo_list

        return []

    def _ver_tuple(self, z):
        """Parse debian/ubuntu style version strings and return a tuple containing only numbers"""

        if self.pattern is None:
            self.pattern = re.compile('/(?<=\d)(?=\D)|(?<=\D)(?=\d)/')

        a = self.pattern.split(z)

        if a is not None and len(a) > 0:
            return tuple([str(x) for x in a[0] if x.isdigit()])

        return None

    def ver_cmp(self, a, b):
        """Compare two version tuples"""

        # TODO: handle different length versions
        va = self._ver_tuple(a)
        vb = self._ver_tuple(b)

        # When the second tuple is longer we assume it's a newer version
        #if len(va) != len(vb):
        #    return -1

        #return va < vb
        if va < vb:
            return -1
        elif va == vb:
            return 0
        elif va > vb:
            return 1

    @staticmethod
    def load_config(filename='', stream=None):
        repoyaml = []

        if str(filename) != '' and stream is None:
            path = os.path.abspath(filename)
            if not os.path.exists(path):
                return None

            stream = open(path, 'r')

        if stream is not None:
            yml = yaml.safe_load_all(stream)

            for repositories in yml:
                for repo in repositories['repositories']:
                    repoyaml.append(repo)

            return repoyaml
        else:
            return None


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