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Bug bounties help techies make lakhs of rupees amid Covid-19 pandemic
Cybersecurity has evolved to create several career options. Bug bounty hunting has proved to be a great expansion in this domain. COVID-19 pandemic may have been bad for freelance tech professionals but bug bounty hunters found multiple avenues to make money in this situation.
Ethical hackers who find bugs and security issues on an online platform are called bug bounty hunters. Plenty of ethical hacking courses offer the training required for developing skills required to become a bug bounty hunter. There are various platforms dedicated to helping bug bounty hunters.
Ahmedabad-based cybersecurity expert and mentor, Nikhil Srivastava says that bug bounty hunting could be highly rewarding tech career. If you focus on bounty offered by large tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon, you can make a large sum of money. Srivastava made $35,000 (approx Rs 26.7 lakh) over the last three months.
He said, "It's a win-win deal for companies and experts. If the bounty is significant, thousands join the hunt for security problems and other glitches. The experts benefit from huge monetary rewards and sometimes other perks."
Another Ahmedabad-based programmer, Paresh Parmar is the full-time bug bounty hunter. He said that there could be fewer than 100 like him in the state of Gujarat. He said, "For starters, it's a field demanding high skills, where programming and coding patterns change periodically."
B. Tech student from Rajkot, Jenish Sojitra earned more than $50,000 (approx Rs 38 lakh) in bounties during Covid-19 lockdown. He said, "Nowadays, crypto programs and platforms pay huge sums for bounty hunting. I also won bounties for identifying issues with application program interfaces (APIs). I got another reward for diagnosing a problem in an Internet of Things (IoT) device."
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Google India started with search format for ads
Google India recently launched a format for media advertisements (ads) to target, pay for and experience video ads exclusively for the searches for its Web search engine. This step is started with keeping view in the mind to develop better co-ordination between advertiser and information seeker. The video ads under this format are exclusively preserved to kept at front and center. "The format is launched with STAR TV campaign built around its new channel Life Ok. The media and entertainment category search volumes have shown phenomenal growth. In the last two years, the query volumes have grown at 125 per cent year-on-year," as told by a senior official from the Google India.
The format will let media firms to get data for traffic and use it to create better familiarity of the content. According to the use and experience of the user Video will change according to the search made on Google. Google along it also has launched a new and fresh Lightbox media player. It is new surprise for the web users in India from Google.
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Everything wasn't alright with Weezer's new album
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Weezer's ninth full length studio album, Everything Will Be Alright In The End truly suits the title as the just released album is just alright. Lead by frontman River Cuomo, the band brought back their classic, casual, '90s style with very but did so in a repetitive manner.
The first half of the album is definitely true to what brought the band fame on their (wonderful) debut The Blue Album. Songs such as the opener "Ain't Got Nobody" and "I've Had It Up To Here" are catchy and very audience friendly, but sadly blend together in a very redundant, broken record way. It certainly isn't bad, but isn't good either. Even the appeal of the most refreshing song ("The British Are Coming") was canceled out because the next track, "Da Vinci" sounded similar because of the double use of whistling and an acoustic guitar.
The album improved thanks to the song "Cleopatra" which featured a killer guitar solo that brought to light that Weezer isn't (always) a one trick pony. It was probably the highlight of the album. The next track, "Foolish Father" blended with it nicely because it was just angry enough. The three part closing songs were nice, refreshing and a pleasant way to end the album.
Musically the band didn't seem too improve much or surprise. Weezer used every trick that fans (and anyone that was around in the '90s but wasn't a fan) are familiar with from their previous releases.
Overall, the album was worth one listen, but not worth listening to from track 1 to track 13 again. Everything was just alright.
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Prince Harry's 'Spare' aims to create change without a plan
'A Man Called Otto' touches hearts unexpectedly
'Ginny and Georgia' delivers cringey, out of date language
'Glass Onion:' A mystery with layers
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As today is International Women's Day, it seems like the right time to take a look at women's place in the art world. It's the twenty-first century, there are lots of women artists now, right? Well yes. Up to a point. Tacita Dean's work is in the Turbine Hall of Tate Modern at the moment and the big exhibition is of the work of Yayoi Kusama. Perhaps all's right with the world? Clearly, it wasn't ever thus.
In 1989 the Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous group of women artists and the self-styled 'conscience of the art world', conducted an audit of the work on display on the Modern Art sections of the Metropolitan Museum in New York. The statistics really weren't good. Only 5% of the artists were female but 85% of the nudes were. No matter how familiar we are with art history and the dominance of male artists, that's still a pretty shocking figure, especially since the group had specifically restricted their attention to the modern art sections where things might be expected to be a bit less bad. Surely by now things have changed?
International Women's Day should long since have been an irrelevance, sadly it looks set to be with us for quite some time to come. Whether we will ever reach a point of real equality only time will tell but clearly for the moment there are still battles to be fought and the Guerrilla Girls' feminist agenda is as relevant as ever.
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Thank you for this post. I actually did not realize that there was a Guerilla Girls poster from 2005. When I saw it being posted around the Internet, I assumed that a new generation had discovered the one from 1989. How delightfully naïve. Clearly we could do with more discussions about women's contribution to contemporary art, but I long for the day when women no longer need an extra qualifier to go next to the description "artist".
Me too! And I think we are probably getting closer to that in terms of contemporary art but we're not there yet.


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Q: How do I use multiple ViewModels with simple Binding Is there any possibility to use multiple ViewModels with simple Binding?
The idea is to have one ViewModel for each Activity.
Best regards
Nils

I tried out to test with two different ViewModels based on https://github.com/slodge/MvvmCross/tree/master/Sample%20-%20SimpleDialogBinding/SimpleBinding/SimpleDroid, but it seems like there is some problem.
My structure looks like this:
Activity1                   Activity2
    |                       |
    |                       |
    |                       |
ViewModel1              ViewModel2

Both Activites inherit from MvxSimpleBindingActivity.
When I run the program a System.ArgumentException is thrown from MvxBaseSetup.
That's the critical part:
   protected IDictionary<Type, Type> GetViewModelViewLookup(Assembly assembly, Type expectedInterfaceType)
    {
        var views = from type in assembly.GetTypes()
                    where !type.IsAbstract
                    && expectedInterfaceType.IsAssignableFrom(type)
                    && !type.Name.StartsWith("Base")
                    let viewModelPropertyInfo = type.GetProperty("ViewModel")
                    where viewModelPropertyInfo != null
                    let viewModelType = viewModelPropertyInfo.PropertyType
                    select new { type, viewModelType };

        return views.ToDictionary(x => x.viewModelType, x => x.type);
    }

I don't really understand why there is a problem with these two different ViewModels.

A: If you are using the simple binding example from MvvmCross without the rest of the framework, and you are using multiple ViewModels, then you will have to find some way to build the lookup table between Views and ViewModels.

The simplest way to do this would be to override the protected abstract IDictionary<Type, Type> GetViewModelViewLookup() method within your setup.
You could replace this with a simple Dictionary like:
return new Dictionary<Type,Type>()
{
{typeof(Activity1), typeof(ViewModel1)},
{typeof(Activity2), typeof(ViewModel2)}
};

Alternatively, if you wanted a more "platform level" fix, then you could implement a generic base class for your activities which set the viewmodel type like:
public class MyBaseActivity<TViewModel>
    : MvxBindingActivityView<MvxNullViewModel>
{
    public new TViewModel ViewModel { get; set; }

    public override object DefaultBindingSource
    {
        get { return ViewModel; }
    }

    protected sealed override void OnViewModelSet()
    {
        // ignored  here
    }
}

Your activities can then inherit as:
public class Activity1 : MyBaseActivity<ViewModel1> {}

and
public class Activity2 : MyBaseActivity<ViewModel2> {}

and the base reflection code would then work.

I'm not sure anyone's used this form of simple binding for anything other than demo - most users have taken onboard the whole platform so far - so please do post other issues as you come across them.

Update: I've now pushed a MvxSimpleBindingActivityView<TViewModel> to GitHub - you can use this as described for MyBaseActivity<TViewModel> above

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When my son was first admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, I thought I could handle it alone. I had seen a flyer for a support group meeting on the fridge on my way back to my son's pod, but I didn't ever bother to check and see when the meetings were or where.
I have dealt with family in the hospital before. I'm a sign language interpreter, so I have worked bedside assignments before.
I've never been a mother before, though.
I've never watched my child fight for his tiny little life.
I've never had half of my heart outside of my body and watched it struggle to surive.
It wasn't until the incident with Kaden's PICC line that I decided I needed help. I realized that I couldn't be strong enough on my own, and I needed to be with people that understood.
My family and friends were as supportive as they knew how to be. My husband was in just as much pain as I was, and he didn't know how to support me in this time.
In order for my nurses to be able to give my information to the volunteer running the support group, and for her to be able to come back and talk to me, I had to sign a waiver giving them permission.
Almost immediately, a women came to my son's bedside and I met the support group coordinator/leader/organizer/a fellow NICU mother. The moment I started talking to her, I could see the understanding in her expression, and I could feel an instantaneous bond just from looking in to her eyes.
She knew, better than anyone I'd spoken to before, what I was feeling. She understood what I was going through on a level that the nurses and doctors just couldn't.
The members of my son's medical team were kind and did what they could for me, but they just didn't understand what it felt like to be the mother of that tiny human in the incubator.
This woman knew all too well what it was like.
She invited me to come to a group meeting, and it was one of the best decisions I made during our NICU stay.
Nobody will ever understand what it's like to be a NICU Parent, unless they have been one.
Being the parent of a NICU baby is a class of it's own. Within that class are sort of subdivisions, like parents of multiples and parents that have lost their baby, but ultimately, all NICU parents have a basic connection.
We understand that the pregnancy and parenting books aren't meant for us. Our babies are different than those born at term, even though they may grow up to look "normal". Our babies are more prone to sickness, developmental delays, and a slew of other conditions, even though they look "normal".
Other parents mean well, and they try to give the best advice they can, but their babies are different in a way that they will never understand. I'm happy that other parents can't understand, because it's something they should never have to, but it makes talking to them about what's going on a little more difficult.
A relevant example, is that with flu/cold/RSV season ramping up, many NICU parents decide to go in to a sort of isolation during the winter months. Some parents to full term babies do as well, but it's much less common as they (understandably so) want to take their baby to all the family functions and show off their tiny human.
Family and friends don't understand why NICU parents "want" to hole up in their homes and isolate themselves from everyone during the holidays (I use the word "want" loosely, because I highly doubt anyone genuinely wants to hide away and miss out on time with loved ones). They may show up unannounced and frankly, unwelcomed, then not understand why they can't hold and kiss on their new grandchild/niece/nephew/cousin, and they may feel offended that you won't "share".
Other NICU parents get it, and they probably did the same thing for their child's first winter.
Your fears, anxieties, victories, and emotions are all validated.
Not that you should ever feel "wrong" or "bad" for feeling the things you do, but it's such a relief when you tell someone what you're feeling and they say "me too!" or you get that oh-I-know-what-you-mean nod.
It's a relief to have other parents confirm what you're going through and then giving you a story about how they dealt with their situation. When you're in a support group meeting and you tell your story, there's usually at least one other parent nodding along with "me too" written on their face.
When you're telling your story to anyone else, you may get some gasps and "oh you poor thing"s and "I couldn't imagine"s and "you're so strong"s, but you won't get understanding, not really. You'll get pity, not empathy.
In a support group, you get just that; support.
You get validation, you get reassurance that you aren't the first person to deal with these struggles, and you get relief in knowing that you can pull through, because they did.
You form bonds that last.
I have met some absolutely incredible women (and men!) from my support group.
As much as I wish these fantastic women had been given the opportunity to have a "normal" birth to a full term baby with no health problems, I'm so happy we were brought together.
I know that if I were to ever need anything, I could ask any one of those women and they would be there for me in half a heartbeat.
I've never known such a strong bond between strangers could exist, but it does!
The other NICU parents I've met really feel like an extension of family. I rejoice with them when there are victories, my heart aches with them when there are setbacks. I laugh with them and cry with them, just as they do with me.
When your baby graduates from the NICU and goes home, that bond doesn't just vanish into thin air. When your baby goes home from the NICU, s/he is still a NICU baby and you will still have victories, setbacks, concerns, achievements, and you will have a group of people that truly understand, to share it all with (other than your significant other, of course).
Your baby has his/her own cheer leading squad, prayer team, support system.
While in the NICU, and after, there is always a group of people waiting for an update and wanting to know how both you and your baby are doing.
They will celebrate with every ounce gained, with every poopy diaper (because poopy diapers are huge in the NICU!), with every successful feeding, with every stable night, with every step.
They will get you through the pain of every increase of medication dosage, every bump up of oxygen, every surgery, every o2/BP drop, every setback.
Of course, they are there supporting you as the parent, but they are also sending positive vibes to your little one. They are praying as hard as they can to help your baby get over the hump. They are cheering for every step closer to getting discharged and going home.
Even after the NICU days are behind you, they keep cheering for every milestone achieved, knowing that you'll hit those milestones on your baby's schedule, not the doctors'.
I would never wish NICU life on anyone, but it has brought me to some of the best human beings I could have ever wanted to meet.
The bonds formed were instantaneous, the understanding was immediate, there is nothing but love and compassion from my support group.
Never have I felt so strongly for a group, and never have I been so inspired to give back.
NICU parents are a breed of their own, and I've found my tribe among them.


The HiceSchool blog is produced and managed by Joe Hice, APR, CPRC, MA, MBA. That would be me, Senior Associate Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer for the University of South Florida System. APR means I am Accredited in Public Relations. CPRC means I am a Certified Public Relations Counselor. Those serious about the public relations profession earn these designations after working in the industry for a while. You've got to pass a competency test to receive them and demonstrate a continued effort towards professional development to maintain. MA and MBA are the degrees I hold from institutes of higher education (UF and Wisconsin respectively.) And yes, you've got to pass a lot of tests to use them too.
While faculty, staff, students and family are invited to contribute to www.hiceschool.com, others may contribute as well. Really, anybody who feels like commenting is welcome. You'll probably see comments from my wife and kids, my brother and sister, friends and lots of other totally unbiased observers. You'll also see photographs of the circus dogs who are part of the family. A cat may appear from time to time as well, though the cats are much more elusive.
I arrived at USF in September 2017, after a 23 1/2-month stint at Enterprise Florida, the state's lead economic development organization. At EFI we created the Florida, The Future is Here campaign, but I've got to be honest, it was one of the most stressful experiences in my life. Political infighting is all I can say about that. The work we did earned national and international acclaim from organizations dedicated to economic development and we were involved in projects that attracted more than 50,000 high paid jobs to Florida.
Prior to Enterprise Florida, I worked at Moffitt Cancer Center, NC State University and with my Alma mater, the University of Florida in Gainesville. My real claim to fame at Florida is the UF branding campaign, better known as The Gator Nation. I was also well known by the Dean of Students when I attended UF, but that was so long ago no one remembers. I served as a writer for the Independent Florida Alligator student newspaper and was also a student senator way back when. When friends from my MBA program found out I was pledge trainer for my fraternity (SAE), I earned the nickname Blutarsky. Only people from Wisconsin use that though.
I also worked for Harley-Davidson, Segway and Sea-Doo. I'll incorporate some of those experiences from time to time in my posts.
The main objective of HiceSchool is to provide comments on life in Tampa, as well as to provide information about the ins and outs of higher education marketing and communications. You'll also hear about my philosophies on marketing and communications, motorcycles, cities, states and more. Also, since there are about 300 million blog sites on the web, the name is a transparent attempt to be memorable.
I welcome your fawning comments and suggestions about HiceSchool and hope you'll share your thoughts, or at least the funny, original, non-slanderous ones, on the blog itself as well as on the individual posts on the site.
While I will attempt to update the blog on a regular basis, no promises about their frequency will be made. I hope you find the commentary at HiceSchool somewhat interesting and of redeeming social value. If not, the post that follows will probably be more interesting.
Next time you're in Tampa look for me. I'll be the guy walking the little dogs (Hominy, Grits and Jackson) around Temple Terrace. with the really cute wife!


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This song about work at the Paisley thread mills was brought to Sangschule by singer/songwriter Ewan McVicar who was the group's first Chair. The noise of the Paisley mill machines made it impossible to talk, and so he imagines a young woman standing at her work dreaming about what might have been but coping with what she's got.
Of the many songs Ewan has written, this is probably sung the most by other singers.
Ray Fisher helped to make Shift and Spin well-known by singing it at her folk club and passing it on to other singers. The tune she popularised is in part a harmony to what Ewan wrote. He has never objected, as this is in the nature of folk song, but finds it a bit hard occasionally to be told he is singing the wrong tune.


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The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Feature Film Prize award of $25,000.00 USD was granted annually at the Hamptons International Film Festival from 2000 to 2014 by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

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Emilio de la Cámara Perona (Jaén, 12 de juliol de 1944) és un atleta andalus d'adopció mallorquina. Com esportista ha assolit rellevància dedicat a l'atletisme per a veterans.

Biografia
D'origen social molt modest, va començar jugant a futbol al seu Jaén natal. Posteriorment es va traslladar a Madrid i definitivament a Mallorca el 1966, on va exercir diversos treballs relacionats amb el turisme. A finals dels anys 60 abandona la pràctica del futbol i comença a arbitrar a categories territorials, arribant a Tercera Divisió com a col·legiat i a Primera Divisió com àrbitre assistent.

Els seus inicis en la competició atlètica es varen donar al Campionat d'Espanya de Coslada (Madrid) de 1986 i la seva primera experiència internacional va ser al Campionat d'Europa de Budapest (Hongria) de 1990, ja en categories destinades a veterans. A partir de llavors, durant més de trenta anys de competició de la Cámara ha aconseguit multitud de campionats i podis en competicions nacionals, europees i mundials en les diverses categories de veterans, així com una vintena de rècords. Des de l'inici de la seva carrera esportiva ha format part del Club Atletisme Fidípides (Palma), entitat que actualment presideix.

Honors i guardons
 Cross Emilio de la Cámara, prova anual d'atletisme a l'aire lliure organitzada pel CA Fidípides des de 1989.
 Millor atleta veterà espanyol, guardó concedit per la Reial Federació Espanyola d'Atletisme (2004, 2005 i 2010).
 Millor atleta veterà europeu del 2010, guardó concedit per l'Associació Europea d'Atletisme el 22 de gener de 2011.
 Medalla d'Honor i Gratitud de l'Illa de Mallorca, distinció concedida pel Consell de Mallorca el 24 d'abril de 2018.
 Cornelius Atticus (2022), màxima condecoració esportiva del Govern de les Illes Balears. Amb anterioritat havia estat candidat els anys 2017 i 2019.

Referències

Bibliografia

Enllaços externs
 Fitxa d'Emilio de la Cámara a la Reial Federació Espanyola d'Atletisme (RFEA)

Esportistes palmesans
Atletes mallorquins
Fondistes espanyols


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Small Kurultai of Kazakhs Held in Europe
By Staff Report in People on 23 May 2016
ASTANA – A traditional small kurultai (assembly) of Kazakhs in Europe was held May 14-15 in Cologne, Germany, and gathered about 2,000 representatives of ethnic diasporas from Germany, the U.K., France, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, the Netherlands, Turkey and the U.S.
At the opening ceremony, Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Germany Bolat Nussupov read a message of greetings from President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev to kurultai participants. Nazarbayev congratulated the Kazakh diaspora on the upcoming 25th anniversary of Kazakhstan's independence and emphasised the importance of preserving and developing the native language, culture and national traditions.
"For example, a library including works of classical and modern Kazakh authors, magazines and newspapers, Kazakh media, textbooks, dictionaries, manuals for studying the state language, as well as print and electronic brand products about Kazakhstan was created in the Kazakh Centre of Economy and Culture in Berlin in 2014. All these materials are available for representatives of the Kazakh diaspora and are highly in demand," the President said in a statement.
Deputy of the German Bundestag Henry Tsertik stressed the importance of supporting the development of ties with their historical homeland for the 800,000 ethnic Germans who migrated from Kazakhstan in the 1990s and paid special attention to the identity of ethnic Kazakhs living in Germany.
Tsertik said the German nation remembers and appreciates how the Kazakh nation accepted Germans into their families and saved them from death during Stalin's deportations from the Volga region in the 1940s.
"It will never be forgotten; both the older and younger generation will bear it in themselves," noted the German politician.
During his speech, head of European Association of Kazakhs Abdul Qayyum Kesichi noted that the holding of congresses in Europe had become a positive tradition over the last 10 years.
"The main purpose is to remind the younger generation of the heritage and culture of their nation. Such meetings are very important for Kazakhs living away from their historic homeland," a press release from the Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs quoted Kesichi as saying.
Contests and competitions were held and an exhibition of paintings and applied artwork by Kazakh artists was opened as part of the kurultai.
The Kazakh community in Germany has more than 7,000 people. They are mainly ethnic Kazakhs whose ancestors moved to that country from different countries several decades ago.
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∞ Random Thoughts ∞: Choosing a better demon ..
Well, i guess this the most apt statement statement which I feel anybody in Karnataka can agree to today. With the voting set to kick off in a few hours.
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Home » Browse » Academic journals » Teaching Specific Subjects Journals » College Composition and Communication » Article details, "What Can Design Thinking Offer Writing Studies?"
Academic journal article College Composition and Communication
What Can Design Thinking Offer Writing Studies?
By Purdy, James P.
The notion of "design" is already seeping into writing studies
-John Trimbur, "Delivering the Message: Typography and the Materiality of Writing"
One of the most basic insights from technology design is that one key term, design, is used to designate numerous, sometimes conflicting practices
-Stuart Blythe, "Designing Online Courses: User-Centered Practices"
In "Ways of Knowing, Doing, and Writing in the Disciplines," Michael Carter categorizes disciplines at his institution into metadisciplines that share a common "metagenre," or "structure of similar ways of doing that point to similar ways of writing and knowing" (393). As part of this classification, he groups his institution's program in rhetoric, writing, and language with art and design (401). This categorization is striking. Aligning writing studies1 with art and design rather than literature (which he puts into a separate category) challenges entrenched perceptions of the field-at least perceptions commonly held by those outside of the field and academia. Apart from a few stand-alone writing programs, writing studies is usually housed in English departments, institutionally associated more with literary studies than design disciplines. Yet Carter departs from this grouping and allies his program instead with design.
This move is characteristic of a growing trend in the discipline. Increasing numbers of writing studies teacher-scholars, like Carter, have invoked language of design.2 Though Carter's gesture is part of a larger argument about writing in the disciplines and not a main focus of his piece, the fact that such a gesture is not treated with big fanfare signals the comfort that many members of the field feel using language of design to explain the writing practices they study, teach, and enact. Indeed, the currency of design is particularly apparent in how teacher-scholars talk about composing multimodal and multimedia texts: videos and websites, for example, are designed, not written. Some writing centers (e.g., Duke, Eastern Kentucky, Georgia State, Vanderbilt), moreover, have adopted the name "Writing Studio," a title situating writing as design work, as studios are often the space of design activities (see Carpenter and Apostel). What, though, do these gestures to design seek to accomplish? What does it mean for writing studies practitioners to engage in design work? What can design offer writing studies?
In his 2009 CCC article "Embracing Wicked Problems: The Turn to Design in Composition Studies," Richard Marback begins to explore these questions. He argues that appealing to the concept of design is a way to solve "wicked problems" in writing studies, particularly for those "teaching writing in digital media" (W397). Following design theorists Horst W. J. Rittel and Melvin M. Webber, Marback defines "wicked problems" as problems that lack a single, knowable solution but instead are ambiguous, contingent, and recursive. In other words, wicked problems are not just solved once by finding new information; they must be solved over and over again (W399). As design scholar Richard Buchanan puts it, wicked problems arise because "[t]he subject matter of design is radically indeterminate, open to alternative resolutions even with the same methodology"; thus, new solutions must continually be invented rather than discovered (229, emphasis in original). Marback implies, rightly I think, that the same is true for writing, and Carter makes this association explicit in grouping writing studies and design studies in the same metadiscipline.
To achieve his goal of using design to solve wicked problems, Marback advocates "a fuller turn to design in composition studies" (W400). For him, making this "fuller turn" requires that scholars in the field have greater awareness of the reasons they turn to design: "As compositionists continue the turn to design thinking, it is important to be clear what we mean to do through our appeals to design" (W418). …
Publication: College Composition and Communication
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Integrating Design and Manufacturing for Competitive Advantage By Gerald I. Susman Oxford US, 1992
Maximizing the Value of Industrial Design in New Product Development: Most Companies Could Benefit by Integrating Design into Their New-Product Development Processes, but Design and Traditional Processes Do Not Mesh Easily. Recognizing and Resolving the Cultural and Process Barriers between Design and Other Functional Areas Can Make a Significant Difference in the Effectiveness of Design in These Organizations By Goffin, Keith Micheli, Pietro Research-Technology Management, Vol. 53, No. 5, September-October 2010
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Adding Style to High Street: The Decline of Product Design in the UK Has Slowed, but Industry Is Still Wary of Investment By Woodhuysen, James Management Today, April 1991
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Steve Jobs: The Perfectionist Who Raised Industrial Design to the Level of High Art By Weyer, Martin Vander The Spectator, 2011
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Curfew Renewed after Clashes in Pakistan
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Pakistan reimposed a curfew in the northern city of Rawalpindi after clashes that have claimed at least nine lives, officials said.
The curfew was briefly suspended on Saturday night, but was back in place by Sunday morning, with army units patrolling the city in order to keep the peace.
On Sunday, authorities also extended a cellphone services suspension from Rawalpindi to neighboring Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. The suspension will last until 2:00pm local time (09:00 GMT) on Sunday, Al Jazeera reported.
The initial curfew was imposed after at least nine people were killed and 50 wounded in clashes at a Muslim religious procession on Friday.
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Pakistan Imposes Curfew in Rawalpindi


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The Cheese and the Worms is an incisive study of popular culture in the sixteenth Carlo Ginzburg uses the trial records to illustrate the religious and social. The Cheese and the Worms: the Cosmos of a 16th-Century Miller by Carlo Ginzburg, translated by John Tedeschi and Anne Tedeschi. The Cheese and the Worms has ratings and reviews. Jan-Maat Carlo Ginzburg uses the trial records of Domenico Scandella, a miller also known as.
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Carlo Ginzburg uses the trial records of Domenico Scandella, a miller also known as Menocchio, to show how one person responded to the confusing political thd religious conditions of his time.
Ginsburg culled the ancient records of Mennochio's two trials and presented his finds in a compelling and easy read narrative. Who knew OK a lot of scholars but not someone like me grain grinding mills where the Starbucks of their day where people would gather, talk and debate.
Aug 30, Autumn rated it liked it Shelves: Carlo – I am sorry, but your book 'The Cheese and the Worms' was a chore to finish. Every person considers his faith to be correct. Especially since this book is continually praised as an example of how you can tell an important tale without more than a close analysis of a single person's life thus triumphs the qualitative researcher!
There are no discussion topics on this book yet. A short historical work attempts to look into the cosmos of a 16th-century miller in the north of Italy.
The Cheese and the Worms
Thanks to the second, words were at his disposal to express the obscure, inarticulate vision of the world that fermented within him. Though not my typical pick, this book read for my Honors class demonstrates the immense hypocrisy of the Catholic Church during the Baroque Period.
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I recommend this to anyone who is a fan of nonfiction and historical texts. I particularly appreciated how Ginzburg's critical awareness of the sources contrasted with Menocchio's own sometimes wilful misreadings of the texts he came into contact with. The Bishop believed that he was actually converted and allowed him to return home. It is impossible to know the extent to which peasants felt this way about Christianity.
There are certainly pros and cons to a microhistory like this, but in any case it's a great opportunity to get little glimpses of a non-noble or at least mostly non-noble perspective.
For a common miller, Menocchio was surprisingly literate. And when reading the premises of the book a world coagulating like cheese, and God and the Angels being wormsas well as the first chapters, I was expecting Menocchio to come out like some of our well loved but often mocked village originals, loudly proclai Aside from very positive reviews, one of the reasons I read this book is that Menocchio the book's central character lived about 30 kilometers from my hometown which could logically be the "unknown place in Carnia" where he was exiled.
They offer as much of a clue as what people actually believed as the writings of a Luther or Zwingli and an insight with its images of mouldy cheese and God as master builder with sub-contracted angels creating the world into just how divergent the reception of ideas could be.
Here by contrast are an individuals beliefs. Yet if we think of our great heretical poet Milton, it is remarkable how many of his unorthodox ideas reproduce in a more sophisticated form those of Menocchio: For a common miller, Menocchio was surprisingly literate.
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This is a microhistory of a sixteenth century Italian miller, whose heretical beliefs brought him to the attention of chrese Inquisition.
History books about Italy books Anthropology books Counter-Reformation. Menocchio was a loner who thought a lot for himself. First, this new edition is a timely update. Preface to the Edition.
I have to admit I was looking for something a little more heavy on theory. For a common The Cheese and the Worms is a study of the popular culture ginzurg the sixteenth century as seen through the eyes of one man, a miller brought to trial during the Inquisition. His conclusions range from being considered Lutheran, Anabaptist, atheist, Muslim, pantheist, and pagan.
Again, in Menocchio we have a unique case of a literate peasant. This book is so hyped in academic circles, that it was perhaps setting itself up as a disappointment before I even cracked it open.
Table of Contents Notes and Prefaces The Cheese and the Worms is an incisive study of popular culture in the sixteenth ginzubrg as seen through the eyes of one man, the miller known as Menocchio, who was accused of heresy during the Inquisition and sentenced to death.
Because of the first, a simple miller had dared to think annd speaking outof voicing his own opinions about the Church and the world.
Jun 29, Nick rated it really liked it. His books and writings were confiscated.
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The Salmonid Association of Eastern Newfoundland (SAEN) was established in 1979 as a result of significant declines in Newfoundland salmon stocks. Along with its contemporary, Corner Brook based SPAWN and other conservation organizations formed since, SAEN has spent the last 41 years advocating and working on behalf of the Atlantic salmon and its important place in life of Newfoundland and Labrador. Our goal has always been that future generations of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians and visitors to our province have the opportunity to see and fish for these iconic creatures in clean wild rivers.
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Q: Pausing progress bar as well as div rotating I'm looking to pause the progress bar on hover, the same way as with the div content (which you'll notice pauses despite the progress bar progressing).
Here is the JSFiddle below: http://jsfiddle.net/LmuR7/1/ (using plugin from here: http://tympanus.net/codrops/2013/03/29/quotes-rotator/)
And the extra code added to allow for pause on hover of the content:
// Pause on hover in, resume on hover out
this.$items.hover(function(){
   THIS.paused = true;
}, function(){
   THIS.paused = false;
});`

A: The biggest problem is that the progress bar uses CSS animation and not code. To stop it you need to work out where it is, then to restart it you need to work out how long it should take to finish.
I have restructered the pause/resume code, so that an extra timer was not needed. The previous bug I had was down to 'width ' + THIS.options.interval - elapsed evaluating 'width ' + THIS.options.interval as a string first (just missing some brackets):
JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/LmuR7/5/
        // Pause on hover in, resume on hover out
        this.$items.hover(function () {
            THIS._pause(true);
        }, function () {
            THIS._pause(false);
        });

_pause method:
    _pause: function (pause) {
        var THIS = this;
        if (THIS.paused != pause) {
            THIS.paused = pause;
            if (THIS.support) {
                var elapsed = (new Date()) - THIS.start;
                //console.log("elapsed: " + elapsed);
                var percentage = elapsed / THIS.options.interval * 100;
                if (pause) {
                    // Stop the progress animation at its current position
                    THIS.$progress.css({
                        transition: 'none',
                        width: percentage + "%"
                    });
                } else {
                    // Restart the progress bar based on remaining time left
                    setTimeout(function () {
                        //console.log("duration: " + (THIS.options.interval - elapsed));
                        THIS.$progress.css({
                            transition: 'width ' + (THIS.options.interval - elapsed) + 'ms linear',
                            width: '100%'
                        });
                    }, 25);
                }
            }
        }
    },

_startRotator changes:
This needed an extra check so that the progress bar was not reset each time (if paused).
    _startRotator: function () {
        var THIS = this;
        this.start = new Date();
        if (this.support) {
            this._startProgress();
        }

        setTimeout(function () {
            if (THIS.support && !THIS.paused) {
                THIS._resetProgress();
            }
            if (!THIS.paused) {
                THIS._next();
            }
            THIS._startRotator();
        }, THIS.options.interval);
    },


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I was born in Stockholm, although my parents come from Drama, Kilkis and Thessaloniki. The latter is the second largest city in Greece and its culinary capital. It has a substantial population of 'Pontic' people - Greeks who lived in the part of Turkey which was previously Greek until they were expelled in the 1922 catastrophe. In my opinion, Pontics possess a particularly developed savoir-faire, best expressed through their delicate dishes.
Why did you launch a Greek cookery school?
After 10-years living in London, I still hadn't found a great Greek eatery. I launched my school as a hopefully inspiring solution. With the emphasis on fun, we cook, then consume classic Greek food, taking a portion home for lunch or dinner the following day as well as newfound skills and enthusiasm.
Is this your main career?
Even though the school is always on my mind, I work in music journalism, writing for two world and folk music magazines. I also prepare features for Swedish Radio. I used to work as a Producer for BBC World and News 24 mainly as a night-shifter. The Beeb's canteen food was awful. Brimming with uplifting delights such as 'spanakopittas', my colleagues would comment on my 'lunch' boxes, which would actually be eaten at 3am! I'd often bring food for the team. I was particularly popular one Christmas when I made 'Kourabiedes' (Greek shortbread cookies) and 'Baklava' pastries.
Did family and friends support your endeavour?
A few people laughed at my idea, but I always felt I was onto something. My parents were initially shocked, wondering whether I would quit journalism for cooking. But they soon became excited when we went shopping for aprons, tea-towels and various kitchenware. In fact, before every class, I still consult my mum when finalising the menu. My cousins in Greece, and friends as far as Canada follow my adventures via my Facebook page (www.facebook.com/GreekCookery).
A sixth-form college contacted me looking for someone to run their Greek class. I thought it must be about the Greek language. However, as our conversation continued, they kept returning to food. It got to the point where I said, "enough with food, let's talk about the job!" Only then did they mention that I was actually meant to instruct non-Greeks how to prepare Greek dishes! They took me on and it went brilliantly.
By the end of the course, I'd gained so much confidence from my students, who were a lovely, eclectic bunch. I felt I was offering something unique in London: how to prepare home-cooked Greek food to die for! So I rented a professional kitchen, advertising seasonal menus through social networking sites. A few months on, and we're on our 25th class. I'm also in demand for team building days and celebratory events.
The most surprising is mussles and Feta. When I describe this dish, I get very strange looks. However once people try them, shock metamorphoses fast into delight. I also love demystifying filo pastry – which can be easy to make. With 1.5kgs of aubergines per tray, my Moussaka is one of the hardest, but most satisfying dishes for students. Also, 'Giaourtlou' from Constantinople are impressive, sausage-shaped meatballs, crafted with baked tomatoes, peppers and a splash of yoghurt and paprika and pita bread into a tiny food tower.
Places cost £25/person, including four hours tuition and ingredients. Students need to bring containers to take food home and (preferably Greek) wine to enjoy during the class.
The next classes occur 8th and 22nd March.
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Public Statement
Draft Religious Discrimination Bill released
The Archbishop of Sydney, Dr Glenn Davies, has welcomed the release of the Federal Government's draft Religious Discrimination Bill but cautions more work is needed on the detail of the Bill.
"We welcome the Attorney-General's clear statement that greater protections are needed for people of faith, or of none, concerning freedom of speech, conscience and belief. Other attributes such as sex and race are protected, it is only logical that faith be among those."
Although there has been a media concentration on the case of Israel Folau, Dr Davies said the issues are much wider.
"We want MPs of all parties to understand the framework of faith by which religious organisations operate in all areas of society from care ministries to health and education."
"We are disappointed that there doesn't yet seem to be a comprehensive approach which includes both the draft legislation just released and the work of the ALRC examining the patchwork of existing legislation. There needs to be deep consultation on both areas as soon as possible."
Dr Davies said the Anglican Diocese of Sydney was committed to engaging in the consultation process which Mr Porter has set in place.
"I hope the Federal Opposition will support, in the spirit of bipartisanship, an outcome which strengthens social cohesion and freedom of speech, conscience and belief in Australia."
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Archbishop Davies latest tweet on Bushfires
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Q: Wrong output in predict function from R package 'recommenderlab'? I need to make a recommender based on a Yelp database, I've filtered the business reviews and the user and created a realRatingMatrix with user ratings for the respective businesses. Even though the matrix will be gigantic I'm just testing with a very small matrix first (mdat matrix).
#learning matrix
learningM <- as(mdat[1:8,],"realRatingMatrix")

# matrix to predict user recommendations
testM <- as(mdat[9:10,],"realRatingMatrix")

#using the learning matrix to create a UBCF recommender
rec <- Recommender(learningM, method = "UBCF")

#function that should output 2 business recommendations to users of testM
pre <- predict(rec, testM, n=2)

Instead I receive an output like this:
> as(pre,"list")
[[1]]
character(0)

[[2]]
character(0)

Why am I getting this output? Is the predict function calculating wrong results thus providing erroneous output or is my business column name a different text type so he can't output it correctly?
Edit: mdat matrix as requested, sorry for not putting it at the first place.
> dput(mdat)
structure(c(1, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 4, NA,
NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 5, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA,
NA, NA, NA, NA, 4, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 3,
NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 1, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA,
NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 4, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA,
3, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 5, NA, NA, NA, NA,
NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, 5), .Dim = c(10L, 10L), .Dimnames = list(
c("jqhP9mV2rYvmPdKvlOfp0g", "tqkkmL2NB19Sxeg1AaXnSA", "cNMJxBzmXA9N7krLvlrzlA",
"9v3uIUTitC043Y4Qs54K1g", "nLUwyI34R-cAHLnmEGeLIg", "6SUSTwhfSFva9nbIDmoN7Q",
"iCppbv3C7XvCyzIZnNQ7fg", "MUo7TLgR7sy1ob0MvxyPHQ", "GMVQyHMHNGplG3aof8jMcA",
"VNGevHJuTxcou-Nhm8Q5RQ"), c("iZYDZvXoIT648EZOnEP0pQ", "HQJjHA6BRcRD0vR5askdkQ",
"bul_5Ahk_QYLUAJ4Od27jg", "EOoj2h1Brzk1AhqScvIHDA", "roEQNfyPi3jRv3WFFr-f_g",
"ffp58kYSK7dJGs5ER-5txw", "pvlM--HZY1a8SqMXiwEz1A", "mta3FuoNzjjGWQr9TCHGhA",
"QeK3lOP-CTZS72YgeXiiqA", "57VozB9tq5SbNst9nO-jxA")))

A: As explained by the vignette, recommenderlab is trying to solve a sparse matrix regression problem. But if the test set of recommendations from new users is not from the same space set of values as the training set, then there can be no construction of any sort of similarity measure for the new users with the old users. The algorithm needs to find some old-users who rated the same items as the new users before it can then deliver further items from the other old user ratings.
A simple populatity recommendation does not require finding any subset of raters who shared ratings with new users.


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Rush Limbaugh, Bob Woodward, Stephen Miller on 'Fox News Sunday'
By Hal Boedeker
Rush Limbaugh in his Palm Beach radio studio in 2009. (AP/Courtesy of Rush Limbaugh)
SECOND UPDATE: Radio host Rush Limbaugh, who won a rave Friday from President Donald Trump, will be a guest this weekend on "Fox News Sunday."
"Rush Limbaugh, I think he is a great guy," Trump told reporters at the White House. "He can speak for three hours without a phone call. Try doing that some time. For three hours he speaks. He's got one of the biggest audiences in the history of the world. I mean, this guy is unbelievable."
The early guest lineup on the Sunday morning:
"Fox News Sunday," 10 a.m. on WOFL-Channel 35: Limbaugh; Stephen Miller, senior White House policy adviser. The panel will be Marc Short of the Miller Center of Public Affairs and former Trump White House director of legislative affairs; Katie Pavlich, editor of Townhall; Bob Woodward of The Washington Post and author of "Fear"; and Charles Lane of The Washington Post.
CBS' "Face the Nation," 10:30 a.m. on WKMG-Channel 6: Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C.; Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del.; Rep. Will Hurd, R-Texas; former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, D-Va., author of "Beyond Charlottesville." The panel will be Rachael Bade, David Nakamura and Eugene Scott of The Washington Post and Leslie Sanchez of CBS.
NBC's "Meet the Press," 9 a.m. on WESH-Channel 2: Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis.; New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio; Tom Perez, chair, Democratic National Committee. The panel will be Eddie Glaude Jr., chair, Center for African-American Studies, and professor, Princeton University; Jonah Goldberg of the Los Angeles Times and National Review; Eliana Johnson of Politico; and Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report.
ABC's "This Week," 10 a.m. on WFTV-Channel 9: Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill.; Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio; California Attorney General Xavier Becerra; former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld, likely challenger to President Trump for the Republican nomination.The panel will be ABC's Matthew Dowd, Molly Ball of Time, Susan Ferrechio of Washington Examiner and Shawna Thomas of Vice News.
"State of the Union," 9 a.m. and noon on CNN: Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio; Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif. The panel will be Congressman Anthony Brown, D-Md.; former Gov. Jennifer Granholm, D-Mich.; former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa.; and Linda Chavez, director, Becoming American Initiative, and former Reagan White House official. Dana Bash will anchor.
"Sunday Morning Futures," 10 a.m. on Fox News Channel: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif.; Rep. Jeff Van Drew, D-N.J.; Rep. John Ratcliffe, R-Texas; Michael Pillsbury of the Hudson Institute and former Reagan assistant under secretary of defense for policy planning.
"Fareed Zakaria GPS," 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on CNN: Bill Gates, founder, Microsoft and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Daphne Koller, professor of computer science at Stanford University and co-author of "Probabilistic Graphical Models."
"MediaBuzz," 11 a.m. on Fox News Channel: Ben Domenech, publisher of The Federalist; Beverly Hallberg, president of District Media Group; Philippe Reines, former deputy assistant secretary of state for strategic communications and former Hillary Clinton adviser; Mara Liasson of NPR; Cathy Areu, founding publisher of Catalina Magazine; Emily Jashinsky, culture editor for The Federalist; Britt McHenry, host of "Un-PC" on Fox Nation.
"Reliable Sources," 11 a.m. on CNN: A panel with Philip Bump of The Washington Post, Caitlin Dickerson of The New York Times and Liz Plank, host, Vox Media's "Consider It." Other guests are Susan Hennessey, executive editor of Lawfare and senior fellow, Brookings Institution; Julia Ioffe of GQ magazine; and Maria Ressa, CEO and executive editor, Rappler.
"Inside Politics," 8 a.m. on CNN: Julie Hirschfeld Davis of The New York Times, Josh Dawsey and Matt Viser of The Washington Post and Abby Phillip of CNN. Phil Mattingly will anchor.
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Q: Draw an image from an array value p5.js I am fairly new to p5.js, however I am trying to read a .txt file which contains the below text, and draw a picture depending on the value within the .txt file.
00000
20022
00222
22020
11111
I am currently stumped as to how to draw an image depending on the number in the array, as an example '1' would be grass. I have loaded the file in as a string using the following code:   track = loadStrings("track1.txt");
I am trying to load it as a 5x5 'tile' if you will. Any help would be appreciated :)

A: I've used p5.Image to create a picture based on the pixels in the file.
This is a way of writing the code:
let track;
let colors;
let img;

function setup() {
  createCanvas(100, 100);
  track=loadStrings("track1.txt")
  colors = [color(255,0,0),color(0,255,0),color(0,0,255)]
}

function draw() {
  background(220);
  img = createImage(track.length, track[0].length)
  img.loadPixels();
  for (let i = 0 ; i < track.length ; i++){
    for (let j = 0 ; j < track.length ; j++){
      img.set(i, j, colors[int(track[i][j])]);
    }
  }
  img.updatePixels();
  image(img, 50, 50);
}

A: Well you could probs split it up into arrays and also if you'd have some sort of seperator for colors, like: track1.txt: 10, 30, 255\n ...  r, g, b\n .... Right now you would have to use the rgb rrrgggbbb
let colors = track.split("\n") // makes every new line into an array
for(let x = 0; x <= width; x ++) // "\n" = new line
   for(let y = 0; y <= height; y ++){

      let currentCol = []
         for(let i = 0; i < 9; i += 3)
         currentCol.push(
            colors[x + y][0 + i] + // I'm really not sure about the: colors[x + y]...
            colors[x + y][1 + i] +
            colors[x + y][2 + i]
         )
      set(x, y, color(currentCol[0], currentCol[1], currentCol[2]))

   }

I also made a function with a slightly different formula, which might work better, i am not sure though, but this is the actual formula to get from pixel array
function getColor(x, y, allColorsArr){
  let _col = [] // current color, underscore not to accidentally clear your variable

  for(let i = 0; i < 3; i ++)
       _col.push(
          allColorsArr[x + y * width][0 + i * 3] +
          allColorsArr[x + y * width][1 + i * 3] +
          allColorsArr[x + y * width][2 + i * 3]
       )

  return {
    r: parseInt(_col[0], 10),
    g: parseInt(_col[1], 10),
    b: parseInt(_col[2], 10)
  } // returning an object here just for the `.r`; `.g`; `.b`
}   // you could do something like: let Colors = {red: 0, green: 1, blue: 2}
    // col[Colors.red], col[Colors.green], col[Colors.blue]   if you want

// example:    let col = getColor(1, 0, track.split("\n"))
// example:    stroke(col.r, col.g, col.b)

THERE IS MOST LIKELY IS A BETTER WAY TO DO THIS, but at least this works...