when placing your mat look behind you and see if you are blocking anyones view of the mirror, if you are move over slightly if possible.  Respect your fellow students.

downloaded from Francesco Cirillo's (the creator of the Pomodoro Technique) website http://www.pomodorotechnique.com/ check there for even more Pomodoro related goodies. There is also an excellent book by describing the Pomodoro Technique in detail available as a free download here http://www.pomodoro-book.com/ 

Click here to download:

pomodoro_cheat_sheet.pdf (85 KB)

if you must be at the front of the class get some proper shorts with a draw string, yoga is about focus but NOT focus on your crack!! If you're looking for that get a plumbing job.

#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
Some documentation:
Usage:
-h help
-r results file
"""
# Import libraries
import sys
import getopt
 
def process(arg):
  if arg.endswith(".results"):
   print_results(arg)
  else:
   print arg, "not recognized :'("
 
class Usage(Exception):
  def __init__(self, msg):
   self.msg = msg
 
def main(argv=None):
  if argv is None:
   argv=sys.argv
   try:
   # parse command line options
   try:
   opts, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], "h", ["help"])
   except getopt.error, msg:
   raise Usage(msg)
   # process options
   for o, a in opts:
   if o in ("-h", "--help"):
   print __doc__
   return 0
   # process arguments
   for arg in args:
   process(arg)
   except Usage, err:
   print >> sys.stderr, err.msg
   print >> sys.stderr, "for help use -help"
   return 2
 
if __name__ == "__main__":
  sys.exit(main())

if you use a mac and have made spotlight part of your workflow GNOME + Do (http://do.davebsd.com/) is really worth a look

#!/bin/bash
 
if [[ "$#" == 1 && -f $1 ]];
then
 # replace with something functional like 'rm -f $1'!
 echo "file $1 exists"
else
 echo "Usage: $0 "
fi

Of course no-one should ever need to use these switches but here they are ...
 
... to disable the pmd plugin

-Dpmd.skip=true 

... to disable the test phase 

-Dmaven.test.skip=true

rsync is a great way to copy files between computers as it can continue after partial copies and update directories when only a few files have changed, it also supports secure file copies over ssh as shown below:

copy files locally:

rsync -rtvzP --delete --exclude=.Trash /Users/evan/ /Volumes/backup/evan/

copy local files to a remote computer excluding all the mac .DS_Store folders in the path:

rsync -ravzP --exclude=**/.DS_Store -e ssh "/Users/evan/my files/" evan@someserver.codepit.ca:/home/evan/files/

copy remote files onto a local computer:

rsync -ravzP -e ssh 10.10.238.123:"/home/evan/my files/" /Users/evan/files/

NOTE the use of " when there is are spaces in the file paths

Useful switches:

-n == dry run, very useful with --delete :o
--delete == delete files when they are missing from the source computer and present on the target