Don't forget the key principles naming, shaming and jailing.

My journalism is hinged on three basic principles naming, shaming and jailing.

Shaming me like this.

File Naming

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Now, you're just naming films.

I'm not naming any names.

And if that's not shaming enough, I got that ticket in Italy.

They're naming the prison after you?

Naming things gives people power over them.

And so they went on naming dinosaurs because they were different.

Secondly, the function names follow the PHP naming convention.

I knew that someone would buy the naming rights.

By naming his world, he begins to transcend it.

Now, the naming of tokens is a bit arbitrary.

Whether organize files will use a custom file naming scheme.

I'll just type, appcfig update to deploy my application and then the naming application directory.

Please check the naming pattern. All filenames need to be unique.

I start naming names, that'll choke off the flow of information.

It has 2 functions, funone and funtwo, my phenomenal cosmic naming scheme, with a few printouts.

No, don't worry, we're not moving away from our jazz naming scheme.

And I did, and we ended up naming it Duterimbere, meaning to go forward with enthusiasm. And while we were doing it,

If checked, use a custom format string for naming the files in the collection

Now, it turns out that the naming of tokens is not quite an arbitrary matter.

If I were in charge of naming macroeconomic concepts I would actually made this the deflator

But that really is probably where the motivation comes for naming them even or odd functions.

By casually doing something as simple as naming a person, a child, we might be putting lids and casting shadows on their power.

Why does it matter that we're shaming each other, as if jumping off bridges wasn't bad enough, as if being depressed wasn't bad enough?

The Sea of Japan naming dispute revolves around efforts to remove 'Sea of Japan' from the world's maps and replace it with 'East Sea'.

I sent out some Facebook messages, some Twitter messages, and I gave people the opportunity to buy the naming rights to my 2011 TED Talk.

Okay, so let's just do some basics and naming conventions every language has naming conventions if you're not familiar with the terms CamelCase and SnakeCase, CamelCase has humps in it gt gt so let's get the mouse over here there we go gt gt upper CamelCase is when the first letter is Uppercase SnakeCase has little snakes underscores between the words.

And that being said, through honesty and transparency, my entire talk, Embrace Transparency, has been brought to you by my good friends at EMC, who for 7,100 bought the naming rights on eBay.

Because as soon as a chromatid is no longer connected to its sister chromatid, they're then considered sister chromosomes, which is just a naming convention.

I thought about naming the hotel, but I thought I probably shouldn't, and a guard at the entrance stopped me and ask me annoying questions, because their automatic assumption is that a Nigerian female walking into a hotel alone is a sex worker.

This student asks, What are some good programming practices, and how important is it to follow programming practices used by professionals things related to like naming variables, commenting the code, being consistent with the structure things like that?

Filters are automatically named unless you explicitly rename them using the Rename... button. The dialog assumes that it should continue auto naming the filter as long as the filter name starts with lt .

The one thing that probably causes the most pain in chemistry and organic chemistry in particular is just the notation and the nomenclature, and the naming that we use. What I want to do here, in this video and really the next few videos is to just make sure that we have a firm grounding in the notation, and in the nomenclature or how we name things. And then everything else will hopefully not be too difficult.

Before I got there, the library of the college had been named for Mr. Teszler, and after I arrived in 1993, the faculty decided to honor itself by naming Mr. Teszler Professor of the College partly because at that point he had already taken all of the courses in the catalog, but mainly because he was so conspicuously wiser than any one of us.

That's right, some lucky individual, corporation, for profit or non profit, was going to get the once in a lifetime opportunity because I'm sure Chris Anderson will never let it happen again (Laughter) to buy the naming rights to the talk you're watching right now, that at the time didn't have a title, didn't really have a lot of content and didn't really give much hint as to what the subject matter would actually be.

And horses and pigs and goats and sheep and...

And? And...

And five and six and....

And... and... and you're okay.

... and he take care of you, and... and... and... and... and take you out.