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Statue at Wesly Bolin Memorial Park to honor and remember Navajo Code Talkers from WWII.
"Known as Navajo Code Talkers, they were young Navajo men who transmitted secret communications on the battlefields of WWII. At a time when America's best cryptographers were falling short, these modest sheepherders and farmers were able to fashion the most ingenious and successful code in military history. They drew upon their proud warrior tradition to brave the dense jungles of Guadalcanal and the exposed beachheads of Iwo Jima. Serving with distinction in every major engagement of the Pacific theater from 1942-1945, their unbreakable code played a pivotal role in saving countless lives and hastening the war's end."
navajocodetalkers.org
KPL Code Camp: Teens work together to solve problems while learning basic computer programming skills, www.kpl.gov
A QR code by the driveway outside the Residence of the Colombian Ambassador. 1520 20th St NW, Washington DC.
The link takes you to a PDF: History of the Residence of the Ambassador of Colombia to the United States.
Written in 1985. China Ink on paper but not Chinese writing....Jus a code I did, but because It was complicated I gave up this one....
Translation in French
stevefridel.blog.com/2012/07/13/how-does-buying-of-upc-co... - It is usually teamed with the EAN which is taken as its superset as it is a 13 digit code formed by adding one digit to the already existing 12 digit UPC code.
Code editor with PHP soruce code open.
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You must give appropriate credit and link to my site: yuri.samoilov.online
Here are the sketches I've been making over the last few weeks during my free minutes. The main interface elements are laid out, from which I determined the database entries needed. It felt fun to code again.
What: Animax Press Party ft. Leny as CC
When: May 31, 2010
Where: Makati Shangri La
Model: Leny as CC from Code Geass
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
These were everywhere... I pushed it.
Code Blue button. These where pushed if there was a fight, (inmate on inmate, Inmate on staff) which would sound an alarm and central control would announce it and all availible Officers would respond to the Code.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
KPL Code Camp: Teens work together to solve problems while learning basic computer programming skills, www.kpl.gov
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
O QR Code (ou Código de Barras em 2D), é uma matriz ou código de barras bi-dimensional, criado pela empresa Japonesa Denso-Wave, em 1994
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
a big one.
The only photoshop effects in this photo are the contrast increase and B&W.
This is an actual bug landed over my screen at the office.
REFERRED HERE:
blogs.msdn.com/officeoffline/archive/2009/06/15/software-...
AND HERE:
AND HERE:
dailyapps.net/2009/11/fix-common-windows-xp-maladies-with...
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Photo by Angel DelCueto
Job Reference Number: FP170874 Gomez
WMJ Reference Number: 17-08831 Gomez
Customer: Diana Gomez, Community Relations
Event: Code Quest 2017
Location: AVC, Fort Worth, TX
Date: 04-29-2017
Time: 0700-1430
THE CODE
CODE Rule No. 1 – Be a Class Act – Be Extraordinary! - Richard S. Campbell
“In every society there are ‘human benchmarks’ – certain individuals whose behavior becomes a model for everyone else – shining examples that others admire and emulate. We call these people ‘class acts’. – Dan Sullivan
Society is dictated by all types of CODES; code of honor, code of conduct, code of ethics, moral codes, secret codes, chivalry codes, gentleman’s codes, unspoken codes and so on.
We recognize those extraordinary individuals that we encounter who truly hold themselves to a high standard and who live within a CODE of ethics, conduct, honor and a CODE of integrity. These unspoken CODES permeate every aspect of their professional and personal lives and touch all of those surrounding them.
Everyone creates their own codes that they live by and living within a code doesn’t mean that you are perfect, but living within our ideals of the CODE, means that you are in a consistent commitment to becoming and being extraordinary and inspiring those around you to do the same.
Our CODE is based on the belief that like attracts like and by changing ourselves and our perceptions and by being extraordinary human beings living the best versions of ourselves possible, we attract others who are on their own cathartic path of being extraordinary and together we attract extraordinarily positive life experiences and circumstances. It is said that “a rising tide lifts all boats” and that theory is applied to everyone who subscribes to the CODE.
Our focus is on bringing that level of commitment to ourselves, to our clients and to all of the projects that we choose to take on.
Coded Matter(s): Big Bias was an evening program with talks and a closing lecture-performance that introduced the audience to the data-driven processes and automated technologies that are radically changing our world.
There is a widely held belief that the machines we use are neutral. But the data they learn with is often fake, incomplete or exclusionary. Rather than giving us new affordances of accessibility and connectivity the problems around fake news, predictive policing and racist twitter bots show that technology also amplifies, rather than rectifies, the inequalities that exist in our society.
These ‘smart’ technologies are already embedded within the interaction designs of internet platforms and commercial products and are quickly changing our systems of governance, policing and public services. Big Bias explores what role artists, designers, researchers and companies play in addressing these ethical issues.
For more information: www.codedmatters.nl/event/coded-matters-big-bias/