Sports Collectors Vs Sports Fans

There is too many people watch the Blue Jays, there the only team that has many people co casting the game on their own, or there is a lot of sports broadcaster wannabes. Collectibles are the most interesting part of going to a game and there are too many collectibles for the opening series.

Number of Items:
1: is good for going, showing that you went
2: desperate for a home opener win, as management, shows lack of faith in fan base
3: is too many collectibles, the news and social media is already starting to show that the game is not interesting, a bit much for a series.

The Blue Jays have a collective there is no need for a group of collectibles to entice a new collective and create a fan base that isn’t needed just add to the existing one who cares.

That being said I’m still gonna go and get some freebees.


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Android Application from movie The Internship

So Far Have found a library to put files and use code from in http://www.apriorit.com/our-company/dev-blog/227-handle-sms-on-android

should probably use: developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/SmsManager.html

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True Crime Docs – The Original Streamers

Streamers are using streaming as as tool for promotion of side businesses and promotion of further self and versa.

Streamers using free content to show with use of internet availability.

True crime trying to be a spin off of TV. This can be seen by finance analysts interviewing for true crime and documentaries, and trying to join political ethos marketing under true docs.

True docs are not an alternative platform proven by geography and gambling on living in a society.

How many streamers try to spin off this and downfall of economy?
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Keep-Ups

The problem I tried to solve with this experiment is keep ups will increase your foot-eye coordination.

P – keep-ups daily will increase over time

E – Σ(xKU / n), where n=days

n = 1..5 x= day y=KU. x = yx

Finding if y goes up as time goes up

Day 1: 3, Day 2:4, Day 3:2, Day 4:3, Day 5:5

3 / 1 + 4/2 + 2/3 + 3/4 + 5/5 =

X ~=

As shown y goes down after time and then rises greater the previously recorded. This shows us that mentally you expect more as you practise, but unable to account for errors, yet y is still growing at a constant level. So we can take away that with daily practise your foot eye coordination will increase.

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Chess Players Raise Rank

It is overwhelming to see all these new players in chess rise ranks so quickly over the past couple of months. This is most likely to with the surge of players joining the community and challenging the pros.

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The New Nvidia Broadcast

The the background images from the presentation looked flawless. You cane tell the ai is more sophisticated over other background app tools. The app also shows all the most used tools are neatly grouped into one place. I am very interested to see what will happen with there machinima app. If the overlay tracing can be sped up I feel VR integration could start playing a lot of visually striking games.

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Naruto is over…. :(

*********** SPOILERS ***************

A couple of weeks ago Naruto finally finished with issue 700.   A couple of things with the final chapter.  Firstly as we all figured  Naruto becomes the final hokage.  He also has a daughter and a son.  There is going to be a spin-off involving Naruto’s son.  One thing that really popped out at me was that Naruto has a laptop.  What is up with this?  I thought this was suppose to be back in time and all of a sudden he is sitting their with his cup of ramen and on his laptop.  Other than this it was a great series, but I am sad that it is over.

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Keep Failing Test 4.02

Every time I get to 4.02 it says that the offset is ten and should be corrected to 5.  I am not sure what this requires me to do.  I know it has something to do with initial corrections, just not quite sure what I am comparing it against.   If anyone can help this would also be greatly appreciated.

4.02

**Side Note**Also As you can see my display is not working correctly and is displaying outside the box.  I have used the display function given to us.  If anyone knows why it is printing outside the box this would be very helpful.

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Declaring Static variables

I have now been able to complete up to 4.10 on the cio_test.cpp, but ran into some more problems.  I have declared the _tabsize in the .h file and the .cpp file.  The issue arises when I try calling the test file and it doesn’t seem to find/accept the arguement that is being passed into the function on 680.

I have know been able to pass it, but the compiler doesn’t like the way I am doing it For example I have declared it like this:

static unsigned int _tabsize; //Under public so it can be reached by the main.

And the cpp file like this:

unsigned int Console::_tabsize = 4;

But the compiler still doenst like this and is saying this:

console.cpp:8:32: error: âunsigned int cio::Console::_tabsizeâ is not a static member of âclass cio::Consoleâ

I don’t Know why its doing this or even where to figure it out.  Any help would be greatly appreciated as it is nearing the deadline.

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Assignment 1 errors Continued

So know its saying:

console.h:23:11: error:   initializing argument 2 of âcio::Console& cio::operator<<(cio::Console&, char)â [-fpermissive]
cio_test.cpp:129:16: error: invalid conversion from âconst char*â to âcharâ [-fpermissive]

In the .h file I am declaring them like this:

namespace cio{

class Console: public BConsole{

//Stuff

};

 

 Console& operator>>(Console& cn, const char* ch);
 Console& operator>>(Console& cn, int& ch);
 Console& operator<<(Console& cn, char ch);

}

What Am I doing wrong, is it the way I declared them, or something else?

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