 number of foreclosures waiting to be sold is 1.2% lower than in Porterville, and 12.5% lower than the national average. This lower local number could help 93257 home values rise more quickly than other regions in Porterville.… read more Less
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- 1116 W Forest Ave4 beds, 2 baths
1,646 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 153 S Lucy St3 beds, 1 baths
1,432 sqft, 6,500 sqft lot, built in 1956
- 1275 W Date AveStudio, -- baths
1,363 sqft, 4,749 sqft lot, built in 2005
- 562 S Milo St4 beds, 2 baths
1,874 sqft, 5,700 sqft lot, built in 2006
- 386 S Lotas St4 beds, 3 baths
2,423 sqft, 7,841 sqft lot, built in 2008
- 1041 W Cleveland Ave3 beds, -- baths
1,440 sqft, 6,098 sqft lot, built in 1979
- 849 W Putnam Ave3 beds, 2 baths
2,200 sqft, 36,995 sqft lot, built in 1935
- 1613 W River AveStudio, -- baths
2,106 sqft, 6,650 sqft lot, built in 1993
- Putnam Avenue And IndianaStudio, -- baths
-- sqft, 62,290 sqft lot, built in --
- 1343 W Morton Ave SPC 1533 beds, 2 baths
1,440 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in 1978
- 1343 W Morton Ave SPC 192 beds, 2 baths
1,152 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in 1975
- 93 N Villa StStudio, -- baths
-- sqft, 47,044 sqft lot, built in --
- 1907 W Roby Ave3 beds, 2.5 baths
1,609 sqft, 3,192 sqft lot, built in 2009
- 540 Scarlet Oak Ave3 beds, -- baths
1,404 sqft, 7,314 sqft lot, built in 1988
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- 1512 W River Ave4 beds, 2.5 baths
1,785 sqft, 5,663 sqft lot, built in 2000
- 185 N Cottage St2 beds, 1.5 baths
800 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 1187 W Grand Ave3 beds, 2 baths
925 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 1880 W Roby Ave3 beds, 2.5 baths
1,230 sqft, 1,846 sqft lot, built in 2010
- 1892 W Roby Ave3 beds, 2.5 baths
1,693 sqft, 3,009 sqft lot, built in 2010
- 319 S Kessing St2 beds, 1 baths
1,100 sqft, 11,850 sqft lot, built in 1950
- 304 S H St3 beds, 1 baths
1,140 sqft, 7,291 sqft lot, built in 1952
- 885 W Mulberry Ave APT F2 beds, 1 baths
900 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 885 W Mulberry Ave APT B1 beds, 1 baths
575 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 258 N G St2 beds, 1 baths
12,020 sqft, 18,000 sqft lot, built in 1963
- 628 W Henderson Ave3 beds, 2 baths
1,350 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 1711 W Henderson Ave # 6152361 beds, 1 baths
739 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 1711 W Henderson Ave # 6152372 beds, 2 baths
1,040 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in --
- 873 W Mulberry Ave APT D2 beds, 1 baths
840 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in 1977
- 873 W Mulberry Ave APT E2 beds, 1 baths
840 sqft, -- sqft lot, built in 1977 Putnam Elementary (assigned)K-60.6 mi
- Sequoia Middle (assigned)7-82.1 mi
- Porterville.Knowledge of the following Java, APIs, web services, micro services Working knowledge of Kong API Gateway Exposure of analytic services through standard interfaces Knowledgeable in distributed application architectures, to include APIs, web services, micro services Management of conceptual and physical design of application integration using APIs and events Implemented Digital portal handler APIs Data Transfer Objects, Capabilities, and JSON PRC services Knowledge of Core development tools.
RESTful API Good understanding of distributed components and services and their communication protocols with clients.
experience with Application Security considerations for Integration Technologies including knowledge of Industry standards and trends.
knowledge of technical environments and tools (e.g., user environment, applications, software, hardware, programming languages and operating systems) Readiness to work independently in a senior and lead role on a diverse range of tasks and coach others effectively Conducted design and Worked with technical leads in high leads in high level and detailed sizing, design, and implementation of business requirements Ensured that the code delivered is standards-based, unit.
Requirements 8 years relevant experience.package com.iotai.alexaclient.message;

/**
 * Created by zhangjf9 on 2017/10/25.
 */

public interface ResponseParserCallback {
    void onDirectiveReceived(Directive directive);
    void onAudoDataReceived(byte[] audioData);
    void onError(String errorMessage);
}
100% Pure is testing out a new return model with post-payment platform, Returnly, to cut down on... [+] waste.
An estimated 25% to 30% of all purchases are returned according to the United States Postal Service. Approximately 5 billion pounds of retail returns end up in landfills, by some estimates. It’s an environmental disaster— and a massive waste of time for those in the returns supply chain.
For companies selling products that cannot be reused, such as beauty and lingerie, this is creating a serious challenge: what to do with all the returned items? Plus, the process of getting the refunds back to their warehouses is costly and has its own carbon footprint.
San Francisco-based Returnly is offering a simple solution: allow customers to keep the product for free and instead, offer them store credit. 100% Pure, a clean beauty brand, is launching this option on their site, enabling customers who qualify for a return to just hold onto the product and receive store credit instead for an alternative product.
These Green Returns are not going to work for every industry, he admits, particularly if you’re selling high-value items. But in beauty and lingerie, two industries where hygiene is key, it could be a convenient solution for brands to build some loyalty with customers and minimize the process of returns.
Vilar is aware that some customers may wish to abuse this process, buying products that they want and then requesting a refund to get more products at the company’s expense. To account for that, Returnly looks at the return history of a customer and makes a call on whether or not they qualify for a Green Return; if there are no red flags, he says, customers will see the option pop up on their screen.
In situations like that, where there’s nothing wrong with a product, per se — just a matter of preference or match. So these customers can pass that item along to a friend or family member and get store credit to purchase something else on the 100% Pure site. That eliminates some of the burden for the company to bring the product back to their warehouse and then figure out what to do with it.
Given the feedback on this initial launch with 100% Pure, Returnly may tweak the model further, based on their findings. But Vilar is less worried about the “few bad actors,” he says that may abuse the model and more excited about what it could mean for industry-wide change and impact.
package com.pi4j.crowpi.components;

import com.pi4j.context.Context;
import com.pi4j.io.gpio.digital.DigitalOutput;
import com.pi4j.io.gpio.digital.DigitalOutputConfig;
import com.pi4j.io.gpio.digital.DigitalState;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * Implementation of the CrowPi Step Motor using GPIO with Pi4J
 */
public class StepMotorComponent extends Component {
    /**
     * Default GPIO BCM addresses used as part of the various steps
     */
    private final static int[] DEFAULT_PINS = {5, 6, 13, 19};
    /**
     * Default set of steps which will be executed once in order when turning one step
     *
     * @see #StepMotorComponent(Context, int[], int[][], long)
     */
    private final static int[][] DEFAULT_STEPS = {
        {3, 0},
        {0},
        {0, 1},
        {1},
        {1, 2},
        {2},
        {3, 2},
        {3},
    };
    /**
     * Default duration in milliseconds when pulsing one step, increasing this value makes the step motor turn slower.
     */
    private static final long DEFAULT_PULSE_MILLISEC