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In the classroom we study project management and network software. The project issues include project specification, consulting project management, technology planning and training, and communicating to management. The network software issues include distributed system design, software standardization, and technology trends.
1997, Fall
Interactions with clients may provide opportunities for full-time employment following the course. Four students have obtained jobs during the last 3 years.
Some clients will be donating significant money to NYU in recognition of the work we do in the course.
We encourage clients to break projects into 1 and 2 person tasks so team members can work fairly independently.
As the set of skills cannot be precisely specified, interested students should contact Prof. Arthur Goldberg (email@example.com) for permission to register. Email a resume or short biography.
Most clients are corporations which work "regular business hours". Projects involve coordination among students, and between students and the client. Students and clients are strongly urged to arrange a mutually convenient weekday on which students will work weekly at the client site. Some clients may work weekends and/or evenings, and may be able to schedule the regular meeting outside of business hours.
Students unable to work at client sites during "regular business hours" should apply for projects whose regular meetings occur outside of business hours or at NYU. Prof. Goldberg will attempt to assign them accordingly. However, no student can be guaranteed assignment to a project that works outside regular business hours.
Resources for running special individual projects are not available.
January 23: Prof. Goldberg enrolls a selected group of students.
By January 23: Prospective clients submit project proposals. Proposals will be published on NYU's Web to advertise the course to students.
January 26: At the first class, students rank proposals. The projects which really excite the students get staffed. In past years, Prof. Goldberg's been able to assign 95% of students to projects that they rank 9 or 10 out of 10. Winning and losing clients are notified immediately.
January 29: Students are told their project assignments by email.
January 29 through January 30: Liaisons schedule kickoff meetings at clients. One student, designated the liaison, is responsible for scheduling the kickoff meeting and for scheduling a mutually convenient weekly time at which the client's project manager(s) and the student team can meet and work together at the client's site. The meeting should be scheduled as early as possible.
February 2 through February 13: We hold a 3 hour kickoff meeting at each client. The student team and Prof. Goldberg meet the client's authorizing and project manager(s). The client explains the set of projects we could work on in much greater detail than the proposal. Together, we select a mutually satisfactory subset of projects to pursue. We identify each student's particular responsibility. Each student leaves with the beginnings of a clear understanding of the project they will work on.
February 2 through May 4: Each team works for about 10 weeks with their client. Students meet weekly with their project manager. Prof. Goldberg supervises and teaches the class at a weekly meeting at NYU. We study technology, project management and presentation skills.
Week of March 9 to 13: We hold a 2 hour mid-course correction meeting at each client. The student team and Prof. Goldberg meet with the client's project manager(s). We evaluate the project's progress and set clear goals for the rest of the work.
May 5, 5 - 8 PM: At our "DemoShow" at NYU all teams present their results to all clients, interested faculty and other students.
May 5 through May 8: At a 2 hour wrap-up meeting at the end of the semester the team and Prof. Goldberg meet with the client's authorizing and project manager(s) at the client. Students present their results and hand-off their work to clients.
In the classroom, each student will make three presentations to the class: an overview of the technology involved in their project, a discussion of their project and its progress, and a final presentation of their accomplishments. These presentations serve several purposes: Motivate you to become more skilled in the software you'll be using; give you practice delivering presentations; and teach the rest of the class.
Each student will describe their work orally and in a brief written summary which will be delivered at the DemoShow and to the client at the WrapUp meeting at the end of the semester.
Progress report
Each student must send Prof. Goldberg a weekly email progress report on Thursday before class. While this sounds bureaucratic and impersonal, but it's the only way I can efficiently track all the students in the course. Spend 5-15 minutes composing the progress report (so if you work 8 hours/week on the class the report takes at most 3% of class time). Writing the report will help you evaluate how you're doing. The report contains:
This document and associated materials were authored or compiled by Arthur Goldberg. This compilation and supporting electronic teaching materials may be freely used for non-commercial use provided any electronic or print version includes this notice. All rights reserved. Copyright Arthur P. Goldberg, 1996, 1997.


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2012: Played in and started 32 games as a freshman … tied for the team lead in hits, second in runs scored and slugging percentage, third in batting average … also made 16 pitching appearances, starting seven games … struck out 27 batters in 36.0 innings with one win … recorded hits in seven of the final eight games of the season … went 4-for-4 with three runs scored in a game two win over Smith (4/17) … went 2-for-3 with two RBI and two runs scored in victory over Wentworth (4/11) … allowed just one run over five innings during 1-0 loss to Middlebury (3/26) … struck out nine over five innings to earn first win of the year against Wentworth (4/11).
Off the Diamond: Majoring in aeronautics and astronautics … Society of American Military Engineers Scholarship.
High School: A 2011 graduate of Edwardsville High School … led Edwardsville to Illinois High School Association Class 4A state runner-up in 2009 … MVP of Edwardsville Tigers select team in 2008 … named MVP of O'Fallon Tomahawks select team in 2010 … team captain of Edwardsville and O'Fallon select teams … National Honors Society.
Personal: Daughter of Lorella and Bill McLaughlin … family member was on the wrestling team at Western Illinois University.

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Hansen on tour: Readings from the new novel
Friday, May. 27, 2011
The new novel by Ron Hansen M.A. '95 is about to hit the stores, and he'll be giving readings in the SF Bay Area and Southern Cal in June. Here's where you can catch him.
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GREECE, New York (Reuters) - Bankrolled by powerful outside interests, what began as a dispute aired in the pages of a town's local newspaper next week moves to the U.S. Supreme Court where justices could potentially roll back legal precedents that limit the role of religion in public life.
The battle pits two residents of an upstate New York town, backed by a civil liberties group advocating for the separation of church and state against a town supervisor supported by a prominent, evangelical Christian organization.
Both groups - Americans United for Separation of Church and State and the Alliance Defending Freedom - have multi-million dollar budgets and litigate on a variety of related issues, often against each other.
Linda Stephens, 70, an atheist, and Susan Galloway, 51, who is Jewish, are both long-term residents of the conservative-leaning town of Greece, a Rochester suburb of around 100,000 people located about 300 miles northwest of New York City. They filed a lawsuit in 2008 against the town objecting to the public prayer that precedes town board meetings, claiming it violates the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment prohibition on government establishment of religion.
The Supreme Court has previously said prayers that take place before a state legislative session are acceptable. Galloway and Stephens say the Greece prayers are different. Their lawyers have a series of arguments, including that the intimate nature of a town meeting makes the use of prayers more coercive than in the state legislature context. Residents, who are often active participants at town meetings, "experience substantial pressure to participate in the prayers," thus leading to a constitutional violation, the lawyers say.
The Supreme Court will hear the case on Wednesday and rule before the term ends in late June.
It has various options for deciding the case, with conservative Christian groups asking the justices to interpret the Constitution in a way that would allow for increased religious expression by the government. Such a ruling could make it easier for government officials to justify religious displays on government property, such as Christmas nativity scenes, and religious speech by government officials at such public events as school graduations.
The administration of President Barack Obama, opting for the middle ground, waded in on the side of the town, filing a brief that pointed to existing precedent that allows for prayers before legislative sessions, including Congress.
In court papers, Solicitor General Donald Verrilli stuck to the legal position that the federal government has taken in previous cases. Verrilli wrote that legislative prayer is not unconstitutional under existing law "merely because most prayer-givers are Christian and many or most of their prayers contain sectarian references."
The Greece Town Supervisor John Auberger, a 61-year-old Republican, decided to replace a moment of silence with a prayer after taking office in 1998.
In a conference room at the plain red-brick 1990s town hall, Auberger, a Catholic, said the reason for introducing a prayer was simple. Before assuming the supervisor position, he had served in the county legislature, which holds a prayer before its sessions.
"It worked well," he told Reuters. He saw no reason not to introduce the practice to town meetings as the idea of a prayer before legislative sessions was commonplace and "endorsed by our founding fathers."
The case largely turns on the Supreme Court's 1983 Marsh v. Chambers ruling that legislative prayer sessions, such as in Congress, did not violate the First Amendment in large part because of the historic nature of the practice.
In the present case, the New York-based 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals departed from that analysis in a May 2012 ruling. It found that the town's method of picking its prayer givers and the explicitly Christian references in some of the prayers, including mentions of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, mean that the practice "must be viewed as an endorsement of a particular religious viewpoint" in violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment which holds that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.
Stephens and Galloway were exposed to the new prayer policy when attending town meetings for other reasons. Both women objected to the strong Christian messages being conveyed, including references to Jesus Christ.
"I shouldn't be forced to conform or pray to your deity because I want to go to a town board meeting," Galloway told Reuters.
After an initial complaint made by another resident made no headway while generating a lot of local headlines, Stephens and Galloway, who knew each other via the local branch of a women's organization, sought advice from Americans United for Separation of Church and State, a Washington-based national group that advocates for the separation of church and state.
Stephens, a member of the local chapter, was able to secure free legal services. After a meeting with town officials led to no resolution, Americans United filed suit in federal court in the Western District of New York.
Facing the cost of defending a lawsuit, and insistent that the town had done nothing wrong, Auberger was offered legal services by a variety of entities, he said. He chose the conservative Scottsdale, Arizona-based Alliance Defending Freedom, previously known as the Alliance Defense Fund, which was founded in 1994 by a group of prominent evangelical Christian activists, including James Dobson, the founder of Colorado Springs, Colorado-based Focus on the Family.
A federal district court judge dismissed the Stephens-Galloway lawsuit in 2010, prompting Americans United's successful appeal. Then it was ADF's turn to appeal, this time to the Supreme Court.
Americans United and ADF have been locked in similar legal battles in recent years, sometimes against each other, but none until now had reached the Supreme Court. Most have been settled, according to lawyers familiar with the litigation.
"This is the culmination of a coordinated national campaign to challenge legislative prayer," Brett Harvey, a lawyer with ADF, said of the Greece case.
There have been 19 federal lawsuits challenging legislative prayer since 2005, according to ADF data. Americans United was directly involved in five and has had input into others. ADF has represented government defendants directly in six and was indirectly involved in another six, according to ADF.
Ayesha Khan, Americans United's legal director, defines the dispute differently. ADF and similar groups are seeking to ensure that "Christian principles find their way into governance," she said.
In 2012, Americans United's budget was $5.8 million. It had four staff attorneys who litigated cases on a number of related issues concerning religious-tinged speech by government entities.
ADF has a broader remit than Americans United. Its 44 attorneys have been active in litigation concerning a number of conservative causes, including opposition to both abortion rights and the expansion of rights for gays and lesbians.
Its budget in 2012 was just over $41 million.
Both organizations are funded by individual donations. Both are registered with the IRS as 501(c)(3) organizations for tax purposes, meaning they are not engaged in political activity and are therefore not required to disclose the identity of donors. Americans United's annual report includes a list of major donors. ADF chooses not to disclose such information.
Marci Hamilton, a professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York City who specializes in religion and the law, said both groups' fundraising efforts will benefit from being involved in such a high-profile case.
"It's a classic battle," she said. "They are both fighting for the soul of the United States."
At a sparsely attended town meeting on an early summer evening in August, there was little indication of the town's new status as a proxy battleground in a national war over the appropriate use of religion in the public sphere.
Since the lawsuit was filed in 2008, members of other faiths have sporadically given prayers, including Jennifer Zarpentine, a Wiccan.
At the August session, it was the turn of Tom Lynch, a scraggly white-bearded member of the Baha'i faith, who nervously gave the pre-meeting prayer.
Auberger and town officials sat impassively as he spoke.
It was a coincidence, the town said via its lawyers, that a non-Christian gave the prayer.
(Reporting by Lawrence Hurley; Editing by Howard Goller, Amy Stevens and Lisa Shumaker)


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Multilingual models
Posted 09 October 2009 - 12:42 PM
Let's say I have a table product and product_trans, in product I store all locale aware attributes like price, sizes etc, while in product_trans I store name, description etc.
It may be a solution to create a MultilingualActiveRecord class which extends CActiveRecord and are able to assemble a localized version of the Product instance based on a provided locale.
Anyone doing this already? Maybe this is such a general feature that it could be supported in the framework?
Any other ideas to accomplish the same result?
Posted 09 October 2009 - 02:21 PM
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Posted 10 October 2009 - 02:08 AM
/** * @return array relational rules. */ public function relations() { // NOTE: you may need to adjust the relation name and the related // class name for the relations automatically generated below. return array( 'en' => array(self::HAS_ONE,'productTrans','productId','condition'=>"??.`language`='en'",'alias'=>'ProductEN'), 'ru' => array(self::HAS_ONE,'productTrans','productId','condition'=>"??.`language`='ru'",'alias'=>'ProductRU'), 'es' => array(self::HAS_ONE,'productTrans','productId','condition'=>"??.`language`='es'",'alias'=>'ProductES'), ); }
Then if you need products with spanish translation, you do
and your title now is
Could anyone think of a better solution?
Posted 10 October 2009 - 05:47 AM
If I'm thinking loud, I would like to write something like:
$products = Product::model()->local('es')->findAll();
$products = Product::model()->localize('es')->findAll();
When defining a multilingual active record model you'll have to specify the table name and which attributes that are locale aware.
In the product-table all attributes are present. In product_trans-table all locale aware attributes is added. Let's say my default language is English (en) and that my data in the product table is in English. Then this query should try to find translated attributes in Spanish (es) and if no translation is found it should fall back to the default language and use the default attribute values from the product-table.
I think this could be a killer feature
Posted 10 October 2009 - 07:32 AM
Posted 10 October 2009 - 08:58 AM
I'll post here the Model and ActiveRecordBehavior class (should give you a quick idea of what's going on). Check attachement for a small test app (and the other classes of course).
I don't use any additional db-tables. There are "multilanguage"-fields that have to be suffixed with a language-code (eg "title_en"). If one of these special fields are NULL, it means the content is not available in the defined language. If that's the case, a fallback-language may be used.
You can manually override the fallback-setting which is defined in the Model by doing for example:
The supported languages are defined in the app-config (I18n app-component class).
Well the whole thing is not complete of course, but it's something at least. Check test-app to see live (make sure to import database-dump). Use /index.php?language=it&fallback=1 to see the fallback-functionality in action.
This works by the way:
$postItem = Post::model()->findAll(); echo $postItem[0]['title'];
So there's no need to mess around with any language codes when doing queries.
class Post extends I18nActiveRecord { public $title; public $text; public static function model($className=__CLASS__) { return parent::model($className); } public function behaviors() { return array( 'I18n' => array( 'class' => 'I18nActiveRecordBehavior', 'fallback' => false, 'fields' => array('title', 'text'), ), ); } }
class I18nActiveRecordBehavior extends CActiveRecordBehavior { public $fallback; public $fields; private function _getFallback() { if (null !== ($fallback = $this->owner->getFallback())) { return $fallback; } return $this->fallback; } private function _setFallback() { if (null === $this->owner->getFallback()) { $this->owner->setFallback($this->fallback); } } public function beforeFind() { $this->_setFallback(); foreach ($this->fields as $field) { $this->owner->dbCriteria->mergeWith(array( 'condition' => $this->_getCondition($field), )); } } public function afterFind() { foreach ($this->fields as $field) { if (true === $this->_getFallback() && null === $this->owner->fallbackActive) { if (null === $this->owner->__get("{$field}_" . Yii::app()->i18n->activeLanguage['code'])) { $this->owner->fallbackActive = true; } else { $this->owner->fallbackActive = false; } } $languageCode = (true === $this->owner->fallbackActive) ? Yii::app()->i18n->fallbackLanguage['code'] : Yii::app()->i18n->activeLanguage['code']; $this->owner->$field = $this->owner->__get("{$field}_{$languageCode}"); } } private function _getCondition($field) { if (true === $this->_getFallback() && Yii::app()->i18n->activeLanguage['code'] !== Yii::app()->i18n->fallbackLanguage['code']) { return sprintf("{$field}_%s IS NOT NULL OR {$field}_%s IS NOT NULL", Yii::app()->i18n->activeLanguage['code'], Yii::app()->i18n->fallbackLanguage['code']); } else { return sprintf("{$field}_%s IS NOT NULL", Yii::app()->i18n->activeLanguage['code']); } } }
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Posted 11 October 2009 - 07:22 AM
There is a join condition available including translated content, and it's possible to specify a defaultScope.
I think it's possible to create a base model that use a language parameter in named scope call.
This line in __call() seems to be the one to change. Some parameter binding semantic has to be added.
The call would look something like
Just recognized the guide section about parameterized named scopes: http://www.yiiframew...ide/database.ar
No need to extend CActiveRecord then. Just define a method named by the scope.
Posted 04 November 2009 - 02:25 PM
Suppose you have a table (and model) Post, with fields id, title, content. The title and content fields store values in the primary or default language of the application.
Then you have a table (and model) PostLang, with fields id, postId, lang, title, content, which stores title and content in additional languages.
By adding the LocalizedBehavior to the Post model, you can do:
$posts = Post::model()->localized('es')->findAll($criteria);
What this will do is overwrite the value of the title and content attributes with their localized version. In case these values are empty it will leave the original ones. If the requested language is the same as the primary language, it will have no effect. You can also call it without the language parameter:
$posts = Post::model()->localized()->findAll($criteria);
And it will use the language currently set in the application.
It works fine, but maybe the implementation could be improved. What I'm doing internally is creating a relation, applying the with() method, and using afterFind() to process the results. All comments are welcome!
<?php class LocalizedBehavior extends CActiveRecordBehavior { /** * Name of the field that stores the language in the translations table */ public $langField = 'lang'; /** * Name of the model/table that stores the translations. * For 'Post', it defaults to 'PostLang'. */ public $langClassName; /** * Name of the foreign key column of the translations table. * For 'Post', it defaults to 'postId'. */ public $langForeignKey; public $skipFields; public $primaryLang; public $overwriteIfEmpty = false; public function localized($lang=null) { $obj = $this->Owner; if (!$lang) $lang = Yii::app()->language; if ($lang == $this->getPrimaryLang()) return $obj; $class = CActiveRecord::HAS_MANY; $obj->getMetaData()->relations['localized'] = new $class('localized', $this->getLangClassName(), $this->getLangForeignKey(), array('index'=>$this->langField, 'condition'=>"??.".$this->langField."='".$lang."'")); return $obj->with('localized'); } public function afterFind($event) { $obj = $this->Owner; if (isset($obj->localized) && sizeof($obj->localized)>0) { $row = current($obj->localized); $skipFields = $this->getSkipFields(); foreach ($row->getAttributes() as $field=>$value) { if (!in_array($field, $skipFields)) { if ($value || $this->overwriteIfEmpty) $obj->$field = $value; } } } } private function getPrimaryLang() { if (!$this->primaryLang) return Yii::app()->sourceLanguage; return $this->primaryLang; } private function getLangForeignKey() { if (!$this->langForeignKey) return strtolower($this->Owner->tableName()).'Id'; return $this->langForeignKey; } private function getlangClassName() { if (!$this->langClassName) return $this->Owner->tableName().'Lang'; return $this->langClassName; } private function getSkipFields() { if (!$this->skipFields) return array('id', $this->getLangForeignKey(), $this->langField); return $this->skipFields; } }
(Note: for some reason, camelcase in the class names LocalizedBehavior and CActiveRecordBehavior appears messed up)
Posted 02 December 2009 - 02:07 PM
Posted 01 March 2010 - 04:43 AM
guillemc, on 02 December 2009 - 02:07 PM, said:
Hi there,
I integrated your Extension yesterday and it's just Great.
Thanks for that.
But I had a Problem with the CActiveDataProvider that is used with the grid view widget.
So I made a smal addition to your Extension. Maybe you can add this class to your next release.
class MultilingualActiveDataProvider extends CActiveDataProvider { public $blnLocalize = true; public $blnAll = false; public function __construct($modelClass, $config=array(), $blnLocalize=true, $blnAll=false) { $this->blnLocalize = $blnLocalize; $this->blnAll = $blnAll; parent::__construct($modelClass, $config); } protected function fetchData() { $criteria=clone $this->getCriteria(); if(($pagination=$this->getPagination())!==false) { $pagination->setItemCount($this->getTotalItemCount(true)); $pagination->applyLimit($criteria); } if(($sort=$this->getSort())!==false) $sort->applyOrder($criteria); if($this->blnLocalize) { if($this->blnAll) { return CActiveRecord::model($this->modelClass)->multilingual()->findAll($criteria); } else { return CActiveRecord::model($this->modelClass)->localized()->findAll($criteria); } } else { return CActiveRecord::model($this->modelClass)->findAll($criteria); } } }
Now I can Use the DataProvider with his pagination with the Multilang extension
$dataProvider=new MultilingualActiveDataProvider('Post', array( 'criteria'=>array( 'condition'=>'status=1 AND tags LIKE :tags', 'params'=>array(':tags'=>$_GET['tags']), 'with'=>array('author'), ), 'pagination'=>array( 'pageSize'=>20, ), ), true, true);
hope you like it
Posted 25 March 2010 - 11:43 AM
Its giving some issues with related models (like $model->related->localized()->field), but have to look in to that a bit further. Perhaps it can be defined in the relation.
If someone can create a behavior like this please let it know!
Posted 15 June 2010 - 04:42 AM
Posted 19 June 2010 - 10:16 PM
In FlexicaCMS, the approach is to enable multi-language for developed features so there should be minimal effort to turn a website with article management features originally developed in mono-language to multi-language.
Assume that I have written all my code with Article::model()->findAll(...). What I try to avoid is to search and replace them with Article::model()->with('vi')->findAll() or Article::model()->localized()->findAll().
Also, because in this context it's in a CMS, or a sandbox, using behavior is better than a sub-class ActiveRecord. Save the inheritance for a more business specific thing.
It's quite a long writing so allow me to post a link here.
Posted 29 June 2010 - 05:31 AM
Hudson Nguyen, on 19 June 2010 - 10:16 PM, said:
In FlexicaCMS, the approach is to enable multi-language for developed features so there should be minimal effort to turn a website with article management features originally developed in mono-language to multi-language.
Assume that I have written all my code with Article::model()->findAll(...). What I try to avoid is to search and replace them with Article::model()->with('vi')->findAll() or Article::model()->localized()->findAll().
Also, because in this context it's in a CMS, or a sandbox, using behavior is better than a sub-class ActiveRecord. Save the inheritance for a more business specific thing.
It's quite a long writing so allow me to post a link here.
Posted 11 July 2010 - 10:43 PM
mech7, on 29 June 2010 - 05:31 AM, said:
Yes, it's open source mech7. you can download it from http://www.flexicacms.com.
Posted 23 July 2010 - 03:57 AM
guillemc, on 02 December 2009 - 02:07 PM, said:
umm is this working in 1.1.3 ?
the langClassName method uses the table name instead of the object name.. but even then when returning the proper classname with..
public function langClassName() { return get_class($this).'Lang'; }
then.. it wants to include ModelLangLang.. and if I remove the Lang string it seems to create a new instance of the model but it runs out of memory..
Also the foreign keys seems to be hardcoded depending on table name.. cannot get this value from schema data?
Posted 01 September 2010 - 03:24 AM
mech7, on 23 July 2010 - 03:57 AM, said:
the langClassName method uses the table name instead of the object name.. but even then when returning the proper classname with..
public function langClassName() { return get_class($this).'Lang'; }
then.. it wants to include ModelLangLang.. and if I remove the Lang string it seems to create a new instance of the model but it runs out of memory..
Also the foreign keys seems to be hardcoded depending on table name.. cannot get this value from schema data?
Hi I'm having the same problems, please notify me if you'll find a way around this!


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We own of a kitesurf center on Salamansa beach in Sao Vicente (Cape Verde) and need to be back in Europe to earn money that is needed to invest in the kitesurf center.
Therefore, we urgently need a Kitesurfing Host(ess) starting in January 2014 ending 30 June 2014.
The job will be to make sure that kitesurfers are >100% satisfied and safe. Examples of tasks are to give advice on where to kite, what kite size to use, suggest and take customers on kitesurf trips (other spots, other island), help clients to retrieve their boards, give tips on how to pass the waves and how to keep the kite in the air when caught by waves, ask the center director to keep the beach clean and keep the beach clear or rocks advise the center director on safety precautions. If you are a certified kitesurf instructor, you also have the option to teach.
You'll be part of a team of about 20 Cape Verdean employees: 5 at the kitesurf center (a hostess for food and drinks, a kitesurf safety manager, a generalist / technician and 2 trainee instructors), 2 for accommodation services, 3 for land-based activities and 10 for general company support (including 2 customer service directors).
Minimum requirements:
• A mature, highly responsible individual
• Driven by customer satisfaction (a natural helper)
• Good interpersonal skills
• Advanced kitesurfing skills (tricks not needed but highly safety orientated)
• Drivers licence
• Good English
• Certified as kitesurf instructor
• Good French
This is voluntary job.
• Flight tickets are paid by Kitesurf NOW
• Accommodation is paid by Kitesurf NOW
• Breakfast and lunch are free at the kitesurf center
• In case you are a kitesurf instructor: we offer you €30 per lesson of 2 hours
NOTE: do not expect to earn a lot. We have government imposed restrictions on max number of kiters on the water (18) and we have waves (Salamansa is best suited to intermediate & advanced riders), so expect no more than 1 lesson per day.


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BeagleBone Black Wireless winners from Maker Faire NY giveaway
Wed Oct 12 2016 02:15:36 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Congratulations to the winners of the BeagleBone Black Wireless Maker Faire New York Giveaway! Boards are entering production now and should ship in November. Winners should expect to be contacted separately for their shipping address.
Meet BeagleBone™ Black Wireless, the newest board in the BeagleBone™ family
Mon Sep 26 2016 14:13:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Replacing the 10/100 Ethernet port with onboard 802.11 b/g/n 2.4GHz WiFi and Bluetooth, the popular open source BeagleBone™ Black computer now comes with built-in wireless networking capability.
Introducing SeeedStudio BeagleBone Green
SanCloud Launches Indiegogo campaign for SanCloud BeagleBone Enhanced
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Announcing the new, powerful BeagleBoard-X15 open hardware computer for electronics innovators from BeagleBoard.org
Wed Oct 14 2015 23:06:42 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Innovate with an open community of developers on the most powerful and flexible open hardware computer development system available
BeagleBoard.org collaborates with Microsoft to simplify Internet of Things (IoT) development
Ember opens the way to 3D printing
Wed Oct 14 2015 12:02:53 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Interested in 3D printing or materials development? We all know by now that BeagleBone Black has incredibly precise machine control capabilities. Now, Autodesk® just did a bunch of us a big favor when it recently opened up its Ember high-resolution and small footprint stereolithography (SLA) 3D printer. Ember is already being used to produce castings for delicate pieces of jewelry and in photopolymer chemistry research. And now Autodesk has taken the next big step to encourage even more innovation and creative 3D printing applications. All of Ember's hardware electronic design and firmware is now downloadable as open source. The mechanical designs and resin formulations had already been made available.
BeagleBone Black and Android Combine in Super Cape Attachment
Project Spotlight: Emmelia - Yocto powered 3D Printer prototype
Time for another Google Summer of Code
How does BeagleBone Black compare to Raspberry Pi 2?
Thought Leadership Regarding the Internet of Things
Declaring the Drought is Officially Over
The Year of the Beagle
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CircuitHub launches group buys with build of GamingCape
Sat Nov 15 2014 04:53:52 GMT-0000 (UTC)
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Device Tree Overlay Support Lands Upstream
Wed Aug 27 2014 19:46:24 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Pantelis Antoniou originated device tree overlay support for the purpose of enabling dynamic hardware configuration under Linux on devices like BeagleBone that use device tree for hardware configuration. Device tree was introduced to Linux for the purpose of putting the description of hardware into data structures, rather than building it up programmatically, greatly reducing the amount of code required to be maintained within the Linux kernel sources. Until now, the device tree data structure was only processed at boot time and that simply can't work for devices that might change hardware configurations after boot. While many BeagleBone capes can be probed by the bootloader, a common use-case is hardware that is reconfigurable. The most obvious example is a cape with an FPGA on it.
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BeagleBone Black project spotlight blog post: Kuyurix Bus Speakers
Tue Jul 22 2014 16:37:34 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Commuting in a big city is a tough task, especially when public transit and traffic congestion make the process even more difficult. For someone who is blind, finding your way around the city on public transportation in these conditions can seem daunting, or nearly impossible. Marcelo Gutierrez recognized this issue and wanted to do something about it.
BeagleBone Black project spotlight: Barbot
Wed Jul 16 2014 15:32:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Ringing a bell, throwing some cash, snapping your fingers and maybe even showing a little extra cleavage have all been used to flag down bartenders. But Sean Carney, creator of Barbot, can catch the attention of his bartender with a quick click of the mouse and a remote Internet connection.
Project Spotlight: Object Record
Wed Jul 02 2014 16:57:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Did you know that The New York Times writes itself? No, not the newspaper-but objects at The New York Times R&D Lab have "thoughts" of their own that they journal for our reading pleasure.
Machinekit Meetup
Mon Jun 30 2014 22:19:54 GMT-0000 (UTC)
I just got back from a meetup of Machinekit developers hosted by Tormach, a maker of professional CNC machines. There I got a glimpse into the future of personal CNC machines and 3D printers. Building on the long successful LinuxCNC project, Machinekit has added support for additional platforms, including BeagleBone Black, and additional real-time Linux strategies, including Xenomai and stepper motor driving using the on-board PRU microcontrollers.
BeagleBone project spotlight: CryptoCape
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:07:54 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone Black Rev C image update
Wed May 21 2014 18:54:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Just a couple of weeks in, we already have our first image update. It doesn't include any major changes, but it should be noted that the LEDs will now turn OFF at the completion of the execution of the eMMC flasher as the board will be shutdown. This avoids any cruft to build up on the uSD card that might cause subsequent uses of that uSD card to flash other boards to be slowed down as the journaling file system is explored. This isn't likely something you need to think about if it sounds confusing----just realize the LEDs will be OFF instead of ON at the end of the flashing operation.
Have no fear; BeagleBone Black Rev C is here!
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:17:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Arduino announces Tre beta developer program
Wed May 14 2014 00:13:27 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Arduino Tre is the next-generation Arduino developed in partnership with BeagleBoard.org featuring Arduino ease-of-use and the high-performance, low-power Linux capabilities of BeagleBone. Read their announcement here.
Turn Up The Volume On Your BeagleBone Black
Wed Apr 23 2014 21:08:44 GMT-0000 (UTC)
The SoundsCape adds a codec to the McASP bus for Line In, Line Out, and Headset (microphone in + headphone out). It also adds an HCI Bluetooth 4.0 Module for Bluetooth Audio (A2DP), BT Hands free (HFP), or SPP, with all Bluetooth profiles are supported by the cape.
BeagleBoard.org Google Summer of Code 2014 projects
Tue Apr 22 2014 16:39:57 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Yesterday, Google announced the project proposals accepted for this year's Summer of Code! 7 of those projects are being mentored by BeagleBoard.org. See the full list of approved projects at https://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/projects/list/google/gsoc2014
Dude, where's my BeagleBone Black?
Mon Apr 14 2014 05:08:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
I hear that question a LOT. No, we weren't sleeping, but sometimes it takes a minute for a plan to come together. And don't you love it when a plan comes together?
BeagleBone Black Project Spotlight: Shield I/O
Mon Apr 07 2014 20:51:18 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Some unlikely combinations just seem to work: Oreos and peanut butter, Dwight Schrute and Michael Scott and now Arduino and BeagleBone Black!
Calling all BeagleBoard.org GSoC Mentors
Mon Mar 17 2014 15:46:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
We are getting great interest from students this year for Google Summer of Code, but we could use a bit of help from our community getting a great feedback on their proposals. I encourage you to engage with them on #beagle-gsoc and the beagleboard-gsoc mailing list even if you don't plan to be a mentor, simply to make the proposals better for the community.
Debian Beta images have been released
Thu Mar 06 2014 03:29:53 GMT-0000 (UTC)
As posted earlier today on the BeagleBoard.org mailing list, the latest BeagleBone Debian beta images are now posted for broader testing at:
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BeagleBoard.org Mentoring Google Summer of Code
Tue Feb 25 2014 14:46:23 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org has once again been selected as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code! This means it is time for students and potential mentors to check out the information on the program home page to find out about the program in general and discover the other organizations participating in mentorship this year. Once familiar with the program, you should check out the ideas pages for various organizations, including the BeagleBoard.org ideas page.
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Looking at some BeagleBoard.org-based projects on Kickstarter from 2013
Tue Jan 14 2014 19:40:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A quick survey of some BeagleBoard.org-based projects on Kickstarter that launched in 2013 provides some interesting lessons that are perhaps more intuitive than decisive. From 3D printers, home automation, robotic controllers, processing elements and accessories, designs using Beagle are starting to show up all over Kickstarter. Most of them are being successful, but not every project idea is a recipe for success. Perhaps the most critical lesson is to fully engage a developer community if you want your project to succeed.
Happy New Year!
Sat Jan 04 2014 15:32:49 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Here we are, 2014. Expect a big year for Beagle! Unfortunately, I have to start out with an apology. LinuxGizmos.com recently hopped on the news that over 100,000 BeagleBone Blacks have now been sold. When they contacted me to confirm, I blundered a bit by repeating and confirming what I thought was a fairly broadly shared rumor---that we are looking to soon shift the Linux distribution that ships in the flash of the boards from Angstrom to Debian. The blunder wasn't the confirming of the news, but rather not doing a good job at communicating to the community about this move better ahead of time. It didn't help that I was taking off for vacation where my Internet access is spotty at best. So, I owe you all a big apology, but I hope you are still excited about the news.
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Let BeagleBone Black Give Your Old Games an Extra Life!
Tue Dec 10 2013 17:54:28 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Don't let the fun you had playing childhood video games disappear and decay as forgotten memories — give them an extra life! Help make sure that generations to come will still be able to run the same software you run today, including the video games of yesterday. Open source enables us to preserve the information to run those games, passing them on to the next generation. In fact, there's already a huge movement of people saving their old games using "retro-gaming systems," but not all of them are fully open source. Because the BeagleBone Black not only runs open source software, but is also open source hardware, taking the time to bring it your games your games up on BeagleBone Black means you'll be able to bring those games with you into the future.
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Introduction to 3D printing with BeagleBone Black
Wed Nov 06 2013 20:06:56 GMT-0000 (UTC)
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Arduino TRE demonstrated at Maker Faire Rome
Sat Oct 05 2013 22:24:40 GMT-0000 (UTC)
#ArduinoTre enables Web-based programming of all your sensors http://bit.ly/18FvhfC
BeagleBoard.org collaborates in creation of new Arduino TRE
Thu Oct 03 2013 20:06:46 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Two open hardware pioneers have combined forces to bring the famously easy-to-use experience of Arduino to a high-performance ARM®-based Linux computer and prototyping platform derived from the open hardware designs of BeagleBoard.org and Arduino Leonardo. As an open hardware project, BeagleBoard.org's collaboration with Arduino helps to advance accessible technology for artists, designers, hobbyists and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments everywhere.
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Quick list of BeagleBone projects I saw at World Maker Faire in New York
Wed Sep 25 2013 19:48:36 GMT-0000 (UTC)
There wasn't enough time to really discover all of the BeagleBone Black projects at World Maker Faire in New York. I did post some quick pictures on Google+, but I barely had time to breathe at the Faire!
BeagleBone Black wins 2013 Top Embedded Innovator award
Tue Oct 01 2013 15:16:20 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Embedded Computing Design magazine recently announced its 2013 Top Embedded Innovator awards. BeagleBone Black was announced as a winner in the Top Products Silicon category. Hardly surprising, given the waves BeagleBoard.org has been making in the embedded industry for the last five years.
Weekend at Boris'
Tue Jul 30 2013 21:22:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It has been a busy week for BeagleBoard.org, which has now been around for five years! Drew Fustini of Element14 was nice enough to bring cake to the Southeast Michigan Friends of Boris (the Beagle) meet-up. A notable point of discussion was the fact that BeagleBoard.org got its name from Gerald's dog Jake, but yet the cartoon mascot for BeagleBoard.org was named 'Boris' by Philip who paid to get the logo created. Seems like it is the little things that give character to a community.
BeagleBoard.org celebrates 5 years of enabling Linux DIY hacks
Tue Jul 30 2013 21:20:53 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org GSoC 2013 update
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:37:14 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org Google Summer of Code 2013 -- coding starts this Monday, June 17
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:33:48 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org is just about to kick-off coding on our second time as a mentoring organization for Google Summer of Code. This is an amazing program that pays students for writing open source software over Summer. Seven (7) students will be participating in projects that advance the state of open source software for Beagle users and will earn them each US$5,000 if they are successful. Twenty-three (23) qualified mentors from the BeagleBoard.org community have volunteered to help the students reach their goals.
BeagleBone Black was a huge hit at Maker Faire!
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:30:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
At #makerfaire? Give @jadon your card for the chance to win @beagleboardorg #beagleboneblack or #badtothebone! twitter.com/BeagleStache/s…
BeagleBoard.org at ELC and SCaLE
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:28:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBone and Linux seeking cure to hardware black magic
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:27:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Problems with Google (Groups)
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:25:05 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard on The Amp Hour and at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:23:30 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard turns 3.0!
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:17:47 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-05-06: Talking ARM with Greg K-H
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:16:23 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Indiana Linuxfest and the CATCAN quadpod
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:15:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-25: Super Jumbo
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:13:43 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-14: BeagleBoard-xM rev C
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:12:00 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleCast 2011-03-07: The inaugural podcast
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:10:30 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Using Perl to read Linux events
Tue Jul 30 2013 17:08:21 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Vote for the winner in the TI/UT BeagleBoard Design Challenge
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:51:04 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Looking for a college intern for this summer
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:50:03 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BYOES at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:48:29 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Announcement from TI of BeagleBoard-xM hands-on training at ESC Chicago
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:47:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Six BeagleBoard.org GSoC projects launching
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:45:37 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Ubuntu image writer simplifies getting start using the BeagleBoard
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:44:19 GMT-0000 (UTC)
BeagleBoard.org in Google Summer of Code!
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:41:58 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Several OMAP/Beagle patches land upstream for Linux 2.6.33
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:39:07 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Videos of intro to Nov 17th community lightning talks and all the Aug 27th talks
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:37:35 GMT-0000 (UTC)
NEON training
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:34:09 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Turning the NEON Light On (Hands-on Workshop)
Wednesday, Oct 21 3:00pm - 4:30pm
TechMart: San Jose room
Friday, Oct 23 10:00am - 11:30am
TechMart: San Jose room
Beagleboard in India costs 3500 Rupees less ...
Tue Jul 30 2013 16:33:03 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle Clinic India : August Event - an update
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:57:04 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle Board at ESC Boston
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:55:59 GMT-0000 (UTC)
On-line Community Lightning Talks and Hands-on Training
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:55:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
PicoFlamingo wins a Zoom-II for work in the BeagleBoard.org Sponsored Projects Program
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:53:02 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A successful Beagle Clinic program in India -May 2009
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:51:34 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Status of action items:
Beagleboard Design Contest INDIA Edition
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:50:17 GMT-0000 (UTC)
A pair of EDN Innovation winners
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:48:45 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Rev C available for Silicon Valley BeagleBoard User's Group meeting
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:47:38 GMT-0000 (UTC)
ESC Build Your Own Embedded System online registration deadline 3/25
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:46:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Software design contest #2 (in 3D)
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:45:16 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Software design contest #1
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:44:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Crossing 1,000 mailing list subscribers
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:42:20 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Beagle at IBC
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:40:57 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LugRadio Live UK 2008
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:39:13 GMT-0000 (UTC)
One more minor apperance...
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:37:48 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Trade Show News
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:35:41 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LinuxTag 2008 winners
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:27:01 GMT-0000 (UTC)
The little things
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:25:10 GMT-0000 (UTC)
It is the little things that make me happy sometimes, like Koen adding support for the Linux LED driver.
Beagle Board at LinuxTag!
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:22:11 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LUGRadio Live USA 2008 (continued)
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:20:21 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Distros for Beagle
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:17:55 GMT-0000 (UTC)
On your PC you might use Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, Gentoo, or another distro out there, and Beagle needs one as well. Currently, Beagle is already running Angstrom (OE) (thanks Koen!), but why not get involved early and help Beagle run Ubuntu ARM (Mojo), Fedora ARM, Gentoo ARM, or even ARMedslack?
Beagle patches integrated in upstream OMAP community Linux kernel
Tue Jul 30 2013 15:15:36 GMT-0000 (UTC)
LUGRadio Live USA 2008
Thu Aug 07 2014 19:08:44 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Source released for the Beagle Board
Wed Jul 27 2016 02:03:39 GMT-0000 (UTC)
Khasim has provided us with the first Linux sources and binaries for the Beagle Board. You can find them on the Beagle Board code.google.com page under BeagleSourceCode. Feel free to stop by the IRC channel (#beagle on irc.freenode.net) or the discussion group to learn more. Happy hacking!
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