Andy Glass Andrewglass1

## gist:2992018
  var applyAllFilters = function() {
    _.each(visibleMarkers(), function(marker) {
      Gmaps.map.showMarker(marker)
    })
  };

  var visibleMarkers = function() {
    var filtered = _.reject(Gmaps.map.markers, function(marker) {
      return marker.revenue < PriceRangeFilter.min || marker.revenue > PriceRangeFilter.max;
    });

## gist:2991769
    Gmaps.map.createMarker({Lat: lat,
                  Lng: lng,
                  rich_marker: null,
                  marker_picture: ""
                 });

In my controller:

    @json      = @deals.to_gmaps4rails do |deal, marker|
      marker.infowindow render_to_string(:partial => "/deals/pop", :locals => { :deal => deal})

## gist:2990337
  var PriceRangeFilter = {
    min: 0,
    max: 0,
  };

  var AllPropertyFilters = [];

  $( "#revenue-range" ).slider({
      range: true,
      min: Market.min_revenue,

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                mark's apache workshop
              
          
    working with the vagrant we configured yesterday
configure the port redirects in your vagrant file
config.vm.forward_port 80, 8080
run vagrant
vagrant up
log into vagrant
vagrant ssh

  
## gist:2783640
testing austen and woraces api!

## gist:2053072
<html>
<head>
<title>davidhasselhofflovers.com- David Hasselhoff fansite</title>
<meta>This site is the top site dedicated to the man, the incredible Mr. David Hasselhoff</meta>
</head>
<body>

<h1>David Hasselhoff</h1>
<hn>David Hasselhoff is a legend</h>
<p>David new he wanted to be a performer at a young age and took acting, singing and dancing lessons.</p>

## gist:2053048
<html>
<head>
<title>dhfans.com</title>
</head>
<body>

<h1>the 'hoff'</h1>
<p>David new he wanted to be a performer at a young age and took acting, singing and dancing lessons.</p>
<img src="http://www.vam.ac.uk/images/image/49679-large.jpg" alt="img1"  />

## gist:2051261
#Iteration 5
#  Once we have pulled our array of followers from Twitter, we can push the data through another API to grab some data.  Lets tap into Klout.com- a site that scores the influence of one's social media presence- to see which of our followers are the most infleuncial


#Step 0: requirements
# This iteration requires a rubygem- 'klout' along with an API key

require 'klout'
@k = Klout::API.new('w7cd26nt27pzgy4gj7waruw2') #, {:format => 'xml', :secure => true})

## hackers_painters
***chapter 1***

a.  The author looks back on his childhood as a ‘ smart nerd’ and offers his perspective why nerds are unpopular growing up.

b.  I was both surprised and interested by his retrospective and the motive for this chapter.  While I primarily agree with his assertions, it  came off to me as a bitter rant.

c  I am under the impression that the book will delve into theories of computer programming as an art and not a science.   I am assuming this retrospective laid the groundwork for this.

d. While I agree with many of his points, I feel strongly that the cliques he defined in chapter one were different than the ones I experienced growing up.  I knew intelligent and less intelligent kids who were both popular and unpopular in high school.  Because of this, I certainly disagree with his assertion that ‘nerds’ are destined to be more successful in the real world.
	var applyAllFilters = function() {
	_.each(visibleMarkers(), function(marker) {
	Gmaps.map.showMarker(marker)
	})
	};

	var visibleMarkers = function() {
	var filtered = _.reject(Gmaps.map.markers, function(marker) {
	return marker.revenue < PriceRangeFilter.min \|\| marker.revenue > PriceRangeFilter.max;
	});
	Gmaps.map.createMarker({Lat: lat,
	Lng: lng,
	rich_marker: null,
	marker_picture: ""
	});

	In my controller:

	@json = @deals.to_gmaps4rails do \|deal, marker\|
	marker.infowindow render_to_string(:partial => "/deals/pop", :locals => { :deal => deal})
	var PriceRangeFilter = {
	min: 0,
	max: 0,
	};

	var AllPropertyFilters = [];

	$( "#revenue-range" ).slider({
	range: true,
	min: Market.min_revenue,
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>davidhasselhofflovers.com- David Hasselhoff fansite</title>
	<meta>This site is the top site dedicated to the man, the incredible Mr. David Hasselhoff</meta>
	</head>
	<body>

	<h1>David Hasselhoff</h1>
	<hn>David Hasselhoff is a legend</h>
	<p>David new he wanted to be a performer at a young age and took acting, singing and dancing lessons.</p>
	<html>
	<head>
	<title>dhfans.com</title>
	</head>
	<body>

	<h1>the 'hoff'</h1>
	<p>David new he wanted to be a performer at a young age and took acting, singing and dancing lessons.</p>
	<img src="http://www.vam.ac.uk/images/image/49679-large.jpg" alt="img1" />
	#Iteration 5
	# Once we have pulled our array of followers from Twitter, we can push the data through another API to grab some data. Lets tap into Klout.com- a site that scores the influence of one's social media presence- to see which of our followers are the most infleuncial


	#Step 0: requirements
	# This iteration requires a rubygem- 'klout' along with an API key

	require 'klout'
	@k = Klout::API.new('w7cd26nt27pzgy4gj7waruw2') #, {:format => 'xml', :secure => true})
	*chapter 1*

	a. The author looks back on his childhood as a ‘ smart nerd’ and offers his perspective why nerds are unpopular growing up.

	b. I was both surprised and interested by his retrospective and the motive for this chapter. While I primarily agree with his assertions, it came off to me as a bitter rant.

	c I am under the impression that the book will delve into theories of computer programming as an art and not a science. I am assuming this retrospective laid the groundwork for this.

	d. While I agree with many of his points, I feel strongly that the cliques he defined in chapter one were different than the ones I experienced growing up. I knew intelligent and less intelligent kids who were both popular and unpopular in high school. Because of this, I certainly disagree with his assertion that ‘nerds’ are destined to be more successful in the real world.