Verbal Clock
One day, as I was visiting MindTribe, I
noticed a really cool clock hanging on the wall of their lounge area. I thought to
myself that "this shouldn't be too difficult to make". It turned out to be more
challenging than I thought, and I learned a lot in the process.
The interesting aspect of this project was combining different types of
engineering into one final product. I decided to go with an Arduino controller
as the brain, connected to many LEDs. The front panel is laser cut from Acrylic
plastic, and each LED sits behind a word cutout and lights up when the time is
right. The whole thing goes into a nice wooden frame.
Creating all parts of the project by myself (except for the Arduino),
required the following steps:
Software
This was the easy part. The micro controller runs a loop that polls the real
time clock (RTC) chip for the current time. It then calculates which words to
light up and pushes this data serially to the LEDs.
Another thing to do in the loop is debounce the on-board button and react
to its state. I am currently using the button to activate a LEDs test mode, but
it also supports adjusting the time.
Hardware
The first issue I encouterd using the Arduino, is the lack of IO outputs. My
design required 24 indepented LEDs and the Arduino Uno only has around 10 GPIOs.
The solution here is to use shift registers (I used the TPIC6B595)
and serially pipe the status of each bit. This uses just 3 GPIOs and works
perfectly under the lax timing constrains of this clock.
Another issue is that the Arduino's ability to keep real time is limited. We
can manually teach it what time it is, but this will be lost on reset. I used
the DS1307
IC to keep track of the time, even after power is lost. It is connected to a
backup battery that is activated when needed.
After experimenting and testing the protoype circuit, I used Eagle to design and layout a PCB. OSH Park is a great community that combines PCB
designs from its members to efficiently fabricate small boards onto a large
one, and keep costs down.
Plastics
I used vector graphics to create a precise design of the front panel, and
sent it to Ponoko to laser cut it.
Wood Crafting
My friend's father, a carpenter, helped me create a wooden frame to hold my Hardware.


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| Above The Earth, Below the Sky |
From Roots To Needles |
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| Terra Incognita |
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| Above The Earth |
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| The Sun Is In The North |
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| Thirty-Six Silos |
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| Rebuilding The Temple Of Artemis |
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| Deus Ex Machina |
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Breath Of Life |
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06:30 |
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| Barren Lands of the Modern Dinosaur |
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| They Speak With Knives |
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| The Gift of Two Rivers |
01:11 |
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08:25 |
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| Aleustian Clouds |
03:03 |
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| Left To Rust and Rot |
05:24 |
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| When The Big Hand Buries The Twelve |
09:38 |
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| The Bones of a Dying World |
Solstice |
07:49 |
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Swallowing Teeth |
04:27 |
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| Earth Crawler |
06:38 |
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| After the Smoke Clears |
06:18 |
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| The Here and Hereafter |
02:33 |
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| Iron Glaicer |
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| The Giving Tree |
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| Berlin |
04:44 |
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| One Sky Above Us |
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by Trent BakerIn a Friday call-in interview with “Fox & Friends,” President Donald Trump shot down the rumors of a new running mate for 2020.
Fox News Channel’s Ainsley Earnhardt asked Trump about White House counselor Kellyanne Conway’s husband, George, saying former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley is pushing to run as Trump’s running mate.
After slamming “wack job” George Conway, Trump said current Vice President Mike Pence is still the man for the job.
“You know what, Mike Pence is a great vice president — he’s our man 100%,” Trump stated. “Nikki will absolutely be involved.”
“Mike Pence — I’ve seen this rumor that keeps popping up — Nikki would be great, but Mike Pence has done a phenomenal job as vice president. He’s our guy, he’s my friend, and look, we have a great team,” he added.
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input your year of birth,the month that your were born,the day your born and your specific gender to get your akan name
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Educell is a company that works to solve educational challenges in remote and low resource environments. We have created this app to provides a way for school administrators and social workers to create individual student profiles. Inside the app they will be able to read, update, and delete student data.
This app will allow school anministrators and social works to be organized in a way that would not have been possible otherwise.
Our small development team of Lambda students completed this project in one week.
Click here to view our team.


Climate
West Bengal's climate varies from tropical savanna in the southern portions to humid subtropical in the north. The main seasons are summer, the rainy season, a short autumn, and winter. While the summer in the delta region is noted for
excessive humidity, the western highlands experience a dry summer like northern India, with the highest daytime temperature ranging from 38 °C (100 °F) to 45 °C (113 °F). At night, a cool southerly breeze carries moisture from the Bay of
Bengal. In early summer, brief squalls and thunderstorms known as Kalbaisakhi, or Nor'westers, often occur.
Geography
Geography of West Bengal, a state in eastern India, is diverse, of high peaks of Himalaya in the northern extremes to coastal regions down south, with regions such as plateau and Ganges delta intervening in between. West Bengal is only
state in India where Himalayas are in the north and sea is at the south, with both plains and plateaus covering the remaining region.


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- A Manifesto for Post-Veganism |
- XXVIII |
- The Haunted Web |
- Radical Sobriety For Moderates |
- The First Fifteen Minutes |
- Installation and Configuration of Arch Linux |
- Eudaimonia and the Path to Happiness |
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Play Framework Setup Gotchas
I’ve been recently fiddling around with the Play Web Framework, and while doing some intial setup stuff, I ran across some little gotchas I thought would be worth sharing, to save some poor soul some grief in the future (maybe).
First up, I’m running Ubuntu 13.04, so everything here assumes the same. So, I installed Play by downloading everything, un-tarred it into a directory, added the play script into my path so I could call it from where ever, and everything was hunky dory. I set up a new PLay project using Intellij IDEA, and was off to the races…except when I tried to run the play script from inside my project. I could successfully run it elsewhere, but running the play script within a project yielded the following error:
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Until…I created some unit tests (and the pre-generated projects actually come with some as well out of the box), and upon trying to run them via Inetllij IDEA, I was presented with an odd error stating that the class ApplicationTest could not be loaded…and all my tests were failing. Looks like Intellij is not great at running Play tests out of the box.
The fix I found was the add an additional step before launch (via the run configuration) to run an external tool, the play script with the test:compile parameter in this case. This makes Intellij load up play before it tries to run the tests, which in turn allows the tests run correctly and pass.
So, there you go. The permissions issue might just be something with my OS, but the Intellij issue is defintely something you might run into (and it can be found here in youtrack). Hope this helps someone!


WHY DOES THIS PAGE EXIST?
As a student at BU for four years, I'd fallen in love with the sunsets in this area. I loved finding new views and taking spontaneous wrong turns to try to get a good vantage point as the sky began changing colors.
I made this page for fun as part of a class, because I would love if other people could find as much peace and wonder as I do in watching the sunsets in Binghamton.
If there's a place you love to go in Binghamton to watch the sunset that I haven't described, please reach out to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I'd love to learn about it.
A SHORT STORY
The legend of Sunsets of Binghamton.
Long ago, Fog crept in slowly through the night on a long journey through the valley, lying in the Hills to rest. However, Sun suddenly rose from behind the Hills and drove Fog away in fear, where she disappeared into the Hills. Sun did not see that Fog had disguised herself, hiding on blades of grass and forest plants as dew.
Sun rose in triumph over the valley, lifting himself higher and higher. All day Fog whispered to the Hills, begging the Hills to pull Sun back down so Fog can continue on her way and pass through the valley without burning. The Hills whispered to the twin Rivers, and they agreed to help.
The twins cast their lines and missed once, twice. The third time the Rivers' hook caught the very edge of the Sun, so slightly that Sun does not notice his capture. At midday, Sun became weary of climbing and rested, looking up at the sky. Rivers continued to reel in Sun ever so slowly. Closer, closer, lower, lower, so Sun did not notice for many hours as he rested.
After many hours, the Hills grew worried, because they no longer saw dew on the plants. They told the Rivers to hurry, before Fog disappeared forever. The twins reeled faster. However, it was not long before Sun rolled over and saw how close he was to the valley below. He tried to push himself up, but to no avail - Rivers' lines were strong. He pushed and pulled, struggling against the twins. The hooks tore at his sides, and Sun's glow leaked out across the sky, turning orange, pink and red as he fought the Rivers harder and harder.
Finally, in one last burst of angry color from Sun, the Rivers pulled Sun beyond the Hills. Cool darkness began to fill the air, and the Rivers and Hills rejoiced. They invited Fog to come out, for Sun had fled the valley. But Fog had grown so weak from a full day of Sun. She needed several hours to gather herself and draw herself out from the forest. Just when the Hills and Rivers had begun to lose hope, Fog rose out of the forest and sailed across the valley. She embraced the Rivers and Hills in gratitude and passed safely beyond the valley to continue her journey in peace.


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bbpy.files
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Python utilities for reading and writing MKEYED files
bbpy.files.template
bbpy.functions
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eicpy.bridge.bridge
eicpy.bridge.common
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eicpy.cgierror
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Traceback formatting for Equity's Python programs, inspired by Ka-Ping Yee's cgitb.
eicpy.coverage
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Coverage library for accessing rate coverages
eicpy.data
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This module encapsulates the best (fastest) way to retrieve data from legacy sources.
eicpy.dcs
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Module for interfacing with DCS.
eicpy.elf
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Base classes for eLink currently only used for endorsements (endorsement/edriver.py, etc.)
eicpy.encrypt
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A replacement for SUBR.ENCRYPT; reverse-engineering ENCRYPT:
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The endorsement module contains methods and classes for eLink endorsements
eicpy.endorsement.edriver
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Endorsement driver that uses the elf.py Driver class
eicpy.endorsement.endapply
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Endorsement request applied
eicpy.endorsement.epolicy
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Endorsement policy that uses the elf.py Policy class
eicpy.endorsement.erequest
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Endorsement vehicle that uses the elf.py Vehicle class
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Miscellaneous utilities for endorsements
eicpy.erroremail
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This script is designed to handle error emails for the web side for both Python and BBx.
eicpy.insureds
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Sessions to work like previously created BBx PE.VALIDATE.SESSION
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Polic-elink main python library script that's used heavily in mobile
eicpy.irupload
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ImageRight Upload utilities
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Miscellaneous functions
eicpy.multiagent
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Multi state agent utilities
eicpy.name_build
eicpy.paypal
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PayPal payment library
eicpy.pdf
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PDF handling for eLink including Printall functionality
eicpy.rpc
eicpy.rpc.driver
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Location tools for XML-RPC.
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Location tools for XML-RPC.
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Vehicle tools for XML-RPC.
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Voucher tools for XML-RPC.
eicpy.sql
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This module contains ezsql and supporting classes and functions.
eicpy.vehicle
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Vehicle lookups including VIN, makes and models
eicpy.www
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Python module for Building a Web page using Zope Page Templates
eicpy.yourpay
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YourPay request and response utility
simplejson
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JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) <http://json.org> is a subset of JavaScript syntax (ECMA-262 3rd edition) used as a lightweight data interchange format.
simplejson._speedups
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simplejson speedups
simplejson.decoder
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Implementation of JSONDecoder
simplejson.encoder
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Implementation of JSONEncoder
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Drop-in replacement for collections.OrderedDict by Raymond Hettinger
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Command-line tool to validate and pretty-print JSON
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acdecom.WaveGuide.__init__¶
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WaveGuide.
__init__
(self, dimensions, **kwargs)¶ Parameters for initialization:
- Parameters
dimensions (array_like) –
- The dimensions of the waveguide.
For a circular duct, dimensions is (radius, ).
For a rectangular duct, dimension is (dimension x, dimension y).
For any other shape, dimensions can be specified in the same way (dimension 1, dimension 2, …).
temperature (float, optional) – Temperature in Kelvin of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to T 293.15.
M (float, optional) – Bulk Mach_number in \(z_+\) direction. Defaults to 0.
flip_flow (boolean, optional) – If True, it changes the flow-direction from \(z_+\) to \(z_-\) direction. A negative Mach number has the same effect. Defaults to False.
damping ({"no", "kirchoff","dokumaci"}, optional) –
- Choose one of the pre-defined acoustic dispersion models. Defaults to “no”.
”no”: no predefined dissipation is used. This should be used to implement custom dissipation models.
”kirchoff”: Kirchoff’s thermo-viscous dissipation is used.
”dokumaci”: Dokumaci’s thermo-viscous dissipation is used. Useful for higher order modes and waveguides with flow.
”stinson”: `Stinson’s thermo-viscous dissipation <https://asa.scitation.org/doi/10.1121/1.400379>`_is used.
distance (float) – The distance between the decomposition cross section and the first microphone. Defaults to 0.
cross_section ({"circular","rectangular","custom"}, optional) – Choose one of the pre-defined duct profiles. Defaults to “circular”. If set to “custom” the methods
WaveGuide.get_c()
,WaveGuide.get_psi()
, andWaveGuide.get_wavenumber()
should be customized.f_max (float, optional) – If set, all propagating modes up to the frequency f_max [Hz] are pre-computed and decompositions run faster. Defaults to 1000.
gas_constant (float, optional) – The ideal gas constant of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to 287.053072.
dynamic_viscosity (float, optional) – The dynamic viscosity of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to 10.13e-6.
pressure (float, optional) – The static pressure of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to 101.000.
heat_capacity (float, optional) – The heat capacity ratio of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to 1.401.
thermal_conductivity (float, optional) – The thermal conductivity of the medium inside the waveguide. Defaults to 0.02587.
eigenvalue (functional, optional) – Uses an external function to compute the eigenvalues. If not specified, the cross section specific function is used. If a custom cross section is specified, the eigenvalue defaults to 1.
modeshape (functional, optional) – Uses an external function to compute the mode shapes. If not specified, the cross section specific function is used. If a custom cross section is specified, the mode shapee defaults to 1.
wavenumber (functional, optional) – Uses an external function to compute the wavenumber. If not specified, the cross section specific function is used. If a custom cross section is specified, the wavenumber defaults to the wavenumber for a circular duct.
normalization (functional, optional) – Uses an external function to compute the normalization factor for the mode shapes. If not specified, the cross section specific function is used. If a custom cross section is specified, the mode shapee normalization defaults to 1.


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Helping small & medium-sized businesses find value for money in mobile, web and backend software development
Hire our team to set up a software team for you: hiring & retaining employees, project management, defining tech strategy and culture, setting up development & operational processes.
Find software development vendors that meet your budget, risk profile, product requirements and investment strategy, by analyzing requirements, creating RFPs & evaluating vendors.
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Rapidly test business ideas at low cost before building a full product and expending engineering effort. Use ideas from pretotyping, rapid experimentation and lean startup to validate ideas.


A simple, modern, framework-independent, well-tested, unobtrusive, notification system.
Utilizes CSS transitions when available, falls back to JS animation when not. Includes mobile support.
Click a code sample below to see it in action:
humane.log("Welcome Back")
humane.log("Record 392 has been updated")
humane.log(["List","of","Items"])
humane.log("Callback when finished", function(){ document.body.style.backgroundColor="#a66000" })
humane.log("Options can be passed", { timeout: 4000, clickToClose: true, addnCls: 'humane-error' })
Options can be specified in a variety of ways. Either by the entire instance as shown below, or per notification, as shown above:
humane.timeout = 5000 // default: 2500
Sets the delay before a message fades out (set to 0 for no timeout).
humane.waitForMove = true // default: false
Wait for mouse, keyboard, or touch action to be taken before clearing message (after timeout)
humane.clickToClose = true // default: false
Click or touch the notification to close
humane.timeoutAfterMove = 2000 // default: 0
Delay before notification disappears (useful in conjunction with waitForMove)
humane.addnCls = 'humane-info' // default: ''
Specify an additional class to apply when notifying (nice when you only want to change just a little bit of the style)
Create a completely new instance of humane using humane.create().
var notify = humane.create({ timeout: 4000, baseCls: 'humane-bigbox' }) notify.log('Custom Notifier')
There are a options that can also be applied when creating an instance:
humane.baseCls = 'humane' // default: 'humane'
Specify an base class
Create a custom notifier using humane.spawn().
humane.info = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-libnotify-info', timeout: 1000 }) humane.info('Info Themed Notifier')
humane.error = humane.spawn({ addnCls: 'humane-libnotify-error', timeout: 1000 }) humane.error('Error Themed Notifier')
humane.remove(function(){ alert('removed') })
Force remove current notification, takes an optional callback fired when finished (note each instance has its own remove)
With all this power, you are bound to go CRAZY! Click the sample below to go crazy:
var bigbox = humane.create({baseCls: 'humane-bigbox', timeout: 1000}) bigbox.error = bigbox.spawn({addnCls: 'humane-bigbox-error'}) bigbox.log('Oh!').error('No!') var libnotify = humane.create({baseCls: 'humane-libnotify', addnCls: 'humane-libnotify-info'}) libnotify.log('Notified') var jacked = humane.create({baseCls: 'humane-jackedup', addnCls: 'humane-jackedup-success'}) jacked.log("What's up here!")
Uses CSS Transitions where available otherwise falls back to JS animation, degrades gracefully.
Humane is easily themable using Stylus. There are currently a few themes, but I hope this grows. Send me a pull request and update the wiki with your favorite look and feel.
Visit github page to download and get more details.


F5, the people who make BIG/IP, which can't do HTTP/2 very well
Southampton Uni, who use BIG/IP and therefore cannot do HTTP/2 very well
Southampton Uni, who use BIG/IP and therefore cannot do HTTP/2 very well
LinkedIn does not seem to support APLN.


CSoC is a platform where all the interested people get together to teach and learn the best of programming, to give direction to the future of the students as a potential source in the industry.
COPS Summer Of Code 18 received a great response not only from the students of IIT(BHU) but also from other colleges like BITS Pilani and IIT Kanpur. It took off to a flying start with more than 200 people actively participating. In the end, CSoC was appreciated by the college students and was able to gain a total reach of 6.9k with 834 likes and shares on Facebook posts. Out of 200 participants, 93 resolved CSoC assignments and were pleased with the knowledge they earned with the help of it.
The main objective of CSoC is to help people explore various major as well as minor fields of Computer Science which they’ve heard about a lot, but don’t know where to start. Right from the very basic of each of these fields, we take the participants to the maximum possible level of the subject up to their potential to grasp knowledge. as CSoC carries no boundaries, the participants are free to explore and take help from us. Development, Machine Learning and Competitive programming will be the three main sectors that will be dealt with during the programme. Exciting resource, assignments and mentorship will be provided to all students during the programme
A brief timeline of the programme is as follows:


For illustration, here are some of the emotions you will see. Press ENTER when you are ready to begin the experiment.
Press ENTER to begin the experiment.


WITNESS LIST Financial Institutions Committee (Subcommittee on Home Equity Lending) March 11, 1997-1:30P HOME EQUITY LENDING For: Neeley, Karen (IBAT) Norcross, Rob (Tx Conf Home Owner Rght) Raesener, Dennis (Farm Credit Bank of Tx) Temple, Larry (Tx Mortgage Bankers Ass) Walker, Ron (Tx Assoc of Realtors) On: Ghiglieri, Catherine (Tx Dept of Banking) Lawrence, Steven (Himself/Tx Land Title) Pettijohn, Leslie (Ofc Consum Credit Comm)


You are one of these explorers. After leaving your home and having no further prospects, you decide to join this bold quest. With high hopes, you sign your life away on an official document and are ushered aboard the Paloma. Suddenly, you’re surrounded by seasoned explorers and warriors with grand stories of their past exploits.  Before you can change your mind, the port is shrinking into the distance.
Once the ship is on course, Captain Lombardi, the leader of the expedition, introduces himself with a booming voice and states the rules for the voyage. Most of his rules were described in your contract, and any offender to these rules will walk the plank. After he finishes his speech, the captain returns to the stern where he begins speaking with his first mate. You see them holding a gigantic map, and you yearn for a map of your own, wishing you knew the whereabouts of your destination.
While pondering the next chapter of your life, you lean against the ship’s railing and watch the other explorers. You wonder about each of their pasts and from which countries they hailed from. A few of the explorers must be already acquainted since they were either huddling in groups or keeping their distance with solemn expressions. At the moment, nobody seems particularly interested in you, and you feel like that is a good thing.
As sunset approaches, the tensions have lowered, and the explorers have settled down with the crew members to have supper. The elves, all seven of them, entertained the company with a charming story about their midsummer festivals. They detail how midsummer is an essential holiday in their culture and how they felt shameful for missing the celebration of the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. To the elves, this tradition appeased nature and would bring plentiful harvest and prosperity, and they propose having their own festival aboard the ship. That’s when the merrymaking begins.
The elves remove lutes and ocarinas and play elvish ballads while the crew clap their hands and stomp the feet. Meanwhile, you try to eat your supper in relative peace until the elves remove colorful ribbons and transform the mast into a maypole. Before you know it, a female elf hands you a teal ribbon and urges you to celebrate with the others. The only person opposed to the festivities is Captain Lombardi, but even his boisterous laugh echoes over the ship by nightfall. You suspect the seemingly endless kegs of ale from the Paloma’s lower levels.
When you wake in the morning, everything is silent. You walk to the upper decks and study the remains of the previous night. A few of the colorful ribbons are still wrapped around the mast, but the majority of them are strewn across the deck. The first mate orders you to clean up the mess, and you oblige. You were one of the few who had not been drinking ale or wine last night, so at the moment, it was the least you could do. As you reach down to collect a purple ribbon, you stumble as a massive wave slams against the Paloma.
An icy wind billows out of nowhere, and large thunderclouds appear in the distance, roiling toward the ship like a starved beast. The gusts rip the ribbon from your grasp and carry it far away. The grey sky transforms before your eyes, turning as dark as pitch, and you stare upward as the clouds release their burden. Torrential rain pours from above, and you’re swept off your feet by a wave and are nearly dumped overboard. You cling to the railing as the ship comes alive. The crew members scatter to their stations, trying to navigate the Paloma through the harsh storm. A sharp whistling sound fills the air, and you hear malevolent whispers on the wind. As the first bolt of lightning cracks, you’re temporarily blinded by the sudden light, but you can just barely see a host of wispy phantoms surrounding the ship. None of your company seem to notice these creatures, and before you can warn them, you hear a shuddering crack.
A massive hole appears on the vessel’s starboard side, allowing seawater to flood inward. With each passing moment, the ship sinks lower to its watery demise. You make a rash decision and leap overboard. Luckily, there are pieces of driftwood to keep you afloat, and you paddle far away from the sinking ship.
  You are tucked beneath warm quilts and feel quite sleepy. Swords and assorted tools mount the walls. You hear a door creak open, and a bearded man enters the room.
"You're awake!"
"Where am I?" you ask, clearing your throat.
The strange man offers you a cup of water which you greatly accept.
"This is my home." The man gestures around him. "I was a delivering a broadsword to Guirag, and on my way back, I found you washed up on the shore.  I tried to wake you, but you were in a deep sleep. I brought you back with me. We're in Sevgard now. You're safe."
After calming down a bit, you fall asleep again.  You dream of forests. Lush, beautiful forest untouched by human hand.   You leap forward, only to feel claws of beast graze your back. Fortunately you were fast enough. Meanwhile, scenery around you changes. Trees wither, Flowers and leaves are decaying rapidly. Where you sensed serenity and beauty, ther is only death and emptiness now.  You wake up covered in sweat.
That dream, you feel something odd about it. It felt too real, killing intent was terrifying, you could feel despair of nature. Was it merely heavy nightmare,or premonition? Your heart pounds from shock, and you slowly start to calm down. You realized you clutch bundle of cloth.
„Important, isn´t it?“- old man says
„You clutched it and wouldn´t let go of it for entire 3 days you were out cold“. You hurriedly unpack bundle containing only belongings you managed to pack quickly in storm.
Your armor is all rusty, seawater is harmful to iron after all.
Your leather armor is fine despite its age.

Your weapons were old to begin with, but now they are in pathetic state, you need replacements as soon as possible.
As expected, wood didn't survive in storm.
„Are you archer? I can understand your pain of losing bow you made yourself. Here take this one as replacement.“
„Tomes are in tatters? Well, you should ask Serfi, magician living nearby for help.“
Your stomach growls loudly.
„Hungry, are we? Let´s go to kitchen, my wife baked apple pies we can have some“ old man offers.
You follow old man, grateful for his hospitality. After delicious lunch, his wife packs one pie and some peanuts for you to take. You thank her sincerely and turn to leave.
„Here, take some arrows as well, you will need them“ old man gives you one more gift.“
You thank him once more and promise to repay debt.
„Repay? I didn't do it for profit, it did it because it´s right thing to do.“
„To visit Serfi, just follow western path, his dwelling is on top of the hill“. You thank old man once again and head to the west. You arrive at small hut. Suddenly, ground shakes and huge explosion tears small house apart. You rush in worried, only to see old wizard staring angrily at you.
„Your aura distrupted my ritual!
„As fellow student of Magical Arts, you should be aware of risks.“ He keeps ranting. Then he turns around and starts muttering „Adjust the power,yes, I need to reduce impact and concentrate it, hehe....“ You stand there, forgotten and left alone. Just how senile is he. Timidly, you approach him.
„WHAT DO YOU WANT?

„A spare Staff or a Wand, huh? I should have some here, collecting dust along with robes and books for amateurs. Take them and get out of my sight, I don´t need them anyways!!!“
After all the struggles, you arrive into Sevgard. Not in way you expected, but you begin your life as an adventurer.


Reports when a
@Pattern
annotation is applied to an element with a type other than
String
.
Example:
@Pattern("\\d\\d")
int
i;


By downloading & installing this update it will remove bugs and make your phone more stable, this will also patch your phone with new security fixes to protect your device...
PLEASE NOTE: This update will not be rolled-out to all Android devices...
Go to Settings > System > About Phone, device system information will be located in this section.
infoMore InfoTo activate split screen on your device, hold down the app tray buttion for a seconds and select the app you want to share your screen with.
To use quick switch between your apps, double tap the app tray button to switch between them.
When you get a message, a notification will show at the top of your screen. swipe from the top of your screen to see the notification.
If an app has lots of notifications these will be bundled into a small dropdown card will each one displayed. You can more then one bundled notification.
Control how your phone reacts to each notification for each app, allow some to override "do not disturb" so they still make a sound when activated. you can also do a lot more into how your device reacts on what it does when you get a new notification.
You can change the size of your display size in settings, this can be font size, icon size, wallpaper, brightness and lots more to make your dispaly to how you want it.


First, solve the problem. Then, write the code.
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--- layout: default title: "404: Page not found" permalink: 404.html ---
"Do not try and find the page. That's impossible. Instead... only try to realize the truth."
"What truth?"
"There is no page"
"There is no page?"
"Then you'll see, that it is not the page you find, it is only yourself".


EA to “drastically” change Anthem in order to save it: Report
by Steve WrightToo little, too late?
EA is looking to “drastically” change looter shooter Anthem in an effort to save it after months of mediocrity, a report from Kotaku suggests.
Kotaku’s Jason Schreier cites sources who allege BioWare Austin will lead rejuvenation efforts. The efforts, nicknamed “Anthem 2.0” or “Anthem Next”, will “drastically” change mechanics including looting, mission design and even the game’s overworld.
“We’re… looking at breaking up the need to go back to [Fort Tarsis] after every mission,” one source said, “and what a mission technically is. That was always a weird disconnect. [We’re] trying to integrate the disparate parts of the game together.”
EA has yet to comment on the report.
Anthem is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One and PS4.


getObjectProperty (getObjectProperty.html)
Get a property value within an object. Can retrieve from deeply within the object
using dot-notation.
Paramaters
-
obj { object } - The object to a property value of.
-
property { string } - The property to retrieve (use dot-notation to get from deep within object).
-
defaultValue { mixed } - The default value to return if property not found or undefined.
Returns
{ mixed } -


Package sample
Class FilterRequestController<bg>
java.lang.Object
sample.LogINpanelController
sample.DonorPanelController
sample.PendingRequestController
sample.FilterRequestController<bg>
- Type Parameters:
bg
-
public class FilterRequestController<bg> extends PendingRequestController
This is the controller class for managing the Filter requests.
Lot of filters are predefined here in the class in lists to avoid invalid queries
into the database.
-
Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.lang.String
bg
static int
countf
static java.time.LocalDate
end
static boolean
flag
static java.lang.String
loct
static java.time.LocalDate
std
Fields inherited from class sample.PendingRequestController
count_req, dt_button, filter
Fields inherited from class sample.LogINpanelController
type, user
-
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description FilterRequestController()
-
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description static java.lang.String
getBg()
Getter function of Blood Group, staticstatic int
getCountf()
Getter function of count, staticstatic java.time.LocalDate
getEnd_d()
Getter function of Local Date, staticvoid
getLoc()
This method fecthes the Locaiton details for a request from the database directly through queries.static java.lang.String
getLoct()
Getter function of Location, staticstatic java.time.LocalDate
getStd()
Getter function of Local Date, staticvoid
initialize()
This is the initializing function of the fxml components.void
pressCancelFilter(javafx.event.ActionEvent even)
Method fo clearing all the imposed filters on the list.void
pressSearchFilter(javafx.event.ActionEvent even)
This is for Imposing the search filters.Methods inherited from class sample.PendingRequestController
countRequestandBG, getR_id, pressBack, pressFilter, pressReset
Methods inherited from class sample.DonorPanelController
pressDonationInfo, pressDonorInfo, pressPendingRequest
Methods inherited from class sample.LogINpanelController
checkCredentials, getType, getUser, pressLogIN, pressRegister
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
-
Field Details
-
bg
public static java.lang.String bg -
loct
public static java.lang.String loct -
flag
public static boolean flag -
std
public static java.time.LocalDate std -
end
public static java.time.LocalDate end -
countf
public static int countf
-
-
Constructor Details
-
FilterRequestController
public FilterRequestController()
-
-
Method Details
-
getLoct
public static java.lang.String getLoct()Getter function of Location, static- Returns:
- String, which is the location
-
getBg
public static java.lang.String getBg()Getter function of Blood Group, static- Returns:
- String, Which is the Blood Group
-
getStd
public static java.time.LocalDate getStd()Getter function of Local Date, static- Returns:
- LocalDate, which is the starting date of the Filter imposed
-
getEnd_d
public static java.time.LocalDate getEnd_d()Getter function of Local Date, static- Returns:
- LocalDate, which is the ending of the date of the Filter Imposed
-
getCountf
public static int getCountf()Getter function of count, static- Returns:
- int, which is the frequency of the count
-
getLoc
public void getLoc()This method fecthes the Locaiton details for a request from the database directly through queries. -
initialize
public void initialize()This is the initializing function of the fxml components. When a the window is launched this method initializes these components. Establishes the connection with the database and upon fetching the data columns works with the property values.- Overrides:
initialize
in classPendingRequestController
-
pressSearchFilter
public void pressSearchFilter(javafx.event.ActionEvent even) throws java.io.IOExceptionThis is for Imposing the search filters. The method formulates a proper query with the constraints and searches the database for the results. If else blocks are used for handling the null fields.- Parameters:
even
- , Object of ActionEvent Class- Throws:
java.io.IOException
-
pressCancelFilter
public void pressCancelFilter(javafx.event.ActionEvent even)Method fo clearing all the imposed filters on the list.- Parameters:
even
- , Object of ActionEvent
-


{% extends 'oscar/checkout/preview.html' %} {% load currency_filters %} {% block payment_method %}
{{ order_total.incl_tax|currency }} will be debited from your bankcard.


MAR 6669 Spring 2023
Marketing Analytics 2 (Python)
Overview
Data and analytic methods are driving forces of modern marketing decisions. This course is an introduction to both principles and practice of marketing data analysis. We will study statistical and data science techniques to gain insights into consumer behaviors and make informed decisions about marketing strategies. In the course, we will complete all the analytics process steps. At the end of this course, you will be familiar with how to collect and visualize diﬀerent types of data, analyze data with statistical and machine learning methods, and turn the numerical results into marketing actions.
We will study marketing actions such as prediction, segmentation, recommendation, and targeting. You will learn skills to deal with diﬀerent data types such as tabular data, sequential data, panel data, and unstructured text data. This course prepares you with machine learning skills such as supervised learning, unsupervised learning, reinforcement learning, and natural language processing algorithms for analyzing marketing data.
Course materials
For course policies, course requirements, and grading policies, please see the syllabus [link].
Lecture notes and assignmnets are at Canvas [link].
Instructor and Office Hours
- Instructor: Mingzhang Yin
- Office Hour: Weekly Office Hours.
- Lecture: Mon/Wed 11:45 AM - 1:40 PM
- Location: Stuzin Hall 0102
- Google Calendar: The Google Calendar below ideally contains all events and deadlines for student's convenience. Please feel free to add this calendar to your Google Calendar by clicking on the plus (+) button on the bottom right corner of the calendar below. Any adhoc changes to the schedule will be visible on the calendar first.
Course Calendar
Lecture Schedule
The Schedule is subject to change.
For each lecture, please choose one reading from the reading column.
MRA = Python for Marketing Research and Analytics by Chapman & Feit [link] HMA = Handbook of Marketing Analytics by Mizik & Hanssens [link] ISL = An Introduction to Statistical Learning by James, Witten, Hastie, and Tibshirani [link]| Date | Topic | Readings | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Lecture 1 |
03/06 |
Class logistics; Introduction to marketing analytics |
||
Lecture 2 |
03/08 |
Elements of machine learning; Predictive modeling; K-nearest neighbors |
ISL Sec. 2.1 |
|
Lecture 3 |
03/20 |
Churn management; Logistic regression |
ISL Sec. 4.3 |
|
Lecture 4 |
03/22 |
Market segmentation; Clustering |
ISL Sec. 12.4 |
|
Lecture 5 |
03/27 |
Recommendation System; Content-based method; Collaborative filtering; Matrix factorization |
ISL Sec. 12.5.2 |
|
Lecture 6 |
03/29 |
A/B testing; Multi-armed Bandits |
HMA Sec. 2 |
|
Lecture 7 |
04/03 |
Data compression; Multidimensional scaling; Principal components analysis |
ISL Sec. 12.2 |
|
Midterm |
04/05 |
In class |
Lecture notes 1-6 |
|
Lecture 8 |
04/10 |
Principal components analysis cont.; Factor Analysis |
Chapter 16 of https://www.stat.cmu.edu/~cshalizi/ADAfaEPoV/ |
|
Lecture 9 |
04/12 |
User-generated content; Text analysis |
HMA Sec. 20 |
|
Lecture 10 |
04/17 |
Topic model |
Tutorial http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~blei/talks/Blei_ICML_2012.pdf |
|
Lecture 11 |
04/19 |
Causal inference; Uplift modeling |
HMA Sec. 6 |
|
Lecture 12 |
04/24 |
Panel Data; Diff-in-diff |
Chapter 10 https://bookdown.org/paul/applied-causal-analysis/ |
|
Final project |
04/26 |
Take home |
Lecture notes and code 1-12 |


I'm the mainDroppable1
I'm the innerDroppable1 and I'm not greedy
These examples show the importance of the greedy option in a drop operation with nested droppables. When set to true it prevents the propagation of the drop event from a child droppable to its parent droppable.
I'm the mainDroppable1
I'm the innerDroppable1 and I'm not greedy
I'm the mainDroppable2
I'm the innerDroppable2 and I'm greedy
I'm the draggable


{%- include stylesheet.html -%}
{%- include searchbar.html -%}
{%- include recommendedsearches.html -%} {%- include mainindex.html -%} {%- include javascript.html -%}


1. Download project files
Once we have our environment ready (i.e. npm installed). Let's download the working files. We can do it in two ways:
1.1 GIT repository
In order to download the working files, open a console and type:
1.2 ZIP file
If for some reason you don't want to use Git directly, you can simply download as zip file and extract it.
Info:
The working directory contains multiple folders for each section (getting-started, agenda-app) and inside
those are other folders called lesson-x where x is the number of the lesson. Each of the folders contains
the final code from a given lesson. In case of facing issues you can always refer to the corresponding
lesson folder, check final code and compare with yours to spot the difference.
2. Open project
Open a project in your favorite editor. I use and recommend Visual Studio Code (VSC) from Microsoft
In order to open a project using VSC:
- Open VSC
File
>Open Folder
- Navigate to
getting-started/start-here
folder - Click on
Select Folder
3. Start project
In order to start a project we will use Node Package Manager (npm)
. Make sure you have
npm installed in order to verify that you can open a default terminal/command line:
- Open Command line (below instruction how to open it for Windows, MacOS and Linux)
- Type
npm -v
and press Enter - Navigate to the project location using the command
cd
(the location on your computer will be different): - Install dependencies using the
npm install
command - Start the project using the
npm start
command - Open a web browser and navigate to http://localhost:4200
How to run command line?
Keyboard shortcut:
On your keyboard press: +
R . You will see Run
windows. Type cmd
and click OK or
press Enter
You will see a screen like below:
That's it. You can now use a command line, however, please keep in mind that Windows Command Line is - frankly speaking - a crappy tool. That's why we strongly encourage you to use some alternative such as GitBash (installation guide here). It has more Unix-like commands that are more user-friendly than built in windows commands.
How to run command line?
Keyboard shortcut:
Press cmd ⌘ + space to open Spotlight search, then type
terminal
and hit Enter ⏎
You will see a screen lke below:
Unix unlike Windows or macOS, doesn't necessarily have a Graphic User Interface (GUI), therefore in some distributions like RedHat, CentOS, Debian, and Ubuntu Server the terminal will launch immediately after bootin up the machine.
In case you use a GUI, they may look different. However in most cases you they will have
Windows-like "Start" button which will open the search menu that allow you to find
terminal
app.
Sample start screen on Ubuntu:
Also terminal windows and colors may vary depending on the distribution, - here is a sample Ubuntu terminal:
If you can see the version of npm we can start the project (go to the next step). Otherwise you have to install npm first. Here you can find the guide on how to do it.
cd C:\AngularApp\tutorial\AngularTutorialAgendaApp\getting-started\start-here>
Note:
When you run npm start
command npm will invoke another command underneath:
ng serve
ng serve
is an Angular CLI command so you can use it directly to run your project instead
of npm start
4. Hello World!
- Open the
src/app/app.component.html
file. - Replace the content of the file with Hello World.
- Check the result in a browser:
Voila! Our application is running. That was easy, wasn't it? Now let's have a closer look at our project structure to understand how Angular project works.
5. Project structure
Let's have a look at the files within our project. There are multiple folders and files and each is responsible for a variety of functionalities, however you don't have to know all of them, for now, I will introduce you to the key files and directories within our project.
- The
node_modules
directory is where all of the libraries we need to build Angular are stored. - In the
src
directory, is placed the source code of your application. - The
app/
folder contains file related to our initial App component: - The
app.component.html
contains template of the component - The
app.component.scss
contains the CSS styles for the component - The
app.component.spec.ts
contains the tests of our component - The
app.component.ts
contains a TypeScript code (logic) of the component - The
app.module.ts
contains the configuration of the App module - In the
assets
directory, you place any static assets like images or icons. index.html
is the main file of our app.- The
styles.scss
contains the global styles for our application - The
angular.json
file contains the configuration of our app.
If we peek inside our index.html
file, we can see there’s a element
<app-root></app-root>, which will generate (render) our App component in the
following place.
Note:
Within the project you can either use CSS, SASS, Less and Stylus. In case of CSS you would see the
style.css
file within your project. Since we are using SASS (the more powerfull CSS), there
is style.scss
file (note different extension).
The configuration whether project uses CSS or SASS is kept in angular.json
file. We will
learn how to switch between both in a future lesson. You can learn more about SASS here.
In the next lesson, we will learn how to use build sample components.
Important!
I am very happy that you reached this far. I would like to thank you and ask you for a small
favor. Please provide your comment on this lesson.
Your feedback is very important to us!. Please let us know
what you liked and what you didn't like to help us make later tutorials better and better!
It would be awesome if after each lesson you would be so kind and provide your comment on lesson. I would
appreciate that! Thanks!


{# TODO: wrap all these in their own divs for easier styling #} {% if theme_donate_url or theme_opencollective %}
Professionally-supported {{ project }} is available with the Tidelift Subscription.


Table Name: tabDelivery Stop
| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | customer |
Link | Customer | Customer |
| 2 | address |
Link | Address Name | Address |
| 3 | column_break_6 |
Column Break | ||
| 4 | customer_address |
Small Text | Customer Address | |
| 5 | section_break_7 |
Section Break | ||
| 6 | contact |
Link | Contact Name | Contact |
| 7 | column_break_7 |
Column Break | ||
| 8 | customer_contact |
Small Text | Customer Contact | |
| 9 | section_break_9 |
Section Break | ||
| 10 | estimated_arrival |
Time | Estimated Arrival | |
| 11 | details |
Text Editor | Details | |
| 12 | section_break_12 |
Section Break | ||
| 13 | delivery_note |
Link | Delivery Note | Delivery Note |
| 14 | section_break_14 |
Section Break | ||
| 15 | notified_by_email |
Check | Notified by Email | |
| 16 | column_break_18 |
Column Break | ||
| 17 | email_sent_to |
Data | Email sent to |


This page allows user to load in DTX chart files and presents drum/guitar/bass notes on HTML5 canvas in super high resolution.
Graphs are also drawn to show relative proportion of different notes
Supports both .dtx and .gda files


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The "Apache Commons RNG" project started off from code originally in the "Apache Commons Math" project; there, the code in package org.apache.commons.math3.random had its design prominently based on the JDK's Random class. Although it is often a good idea to rely on the language's standard library, sometimes it is not.
Unless unfazed by the above, it is clear that application developers should avoid java.util.Random, as a generator, and as a base class. For new applications, it is recommended to switch to any of the better alternatives provided in "Commons RNG". For legacy applications where the java.util.Random type is part of an API that cannot be changed, developers can wrap any of the generators implemented in this library within an instance of the JDKRandomBridge adapter class. |


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In IE11 focus events are dispatched asynchronously, while focusin events are dispatched synchronously. In IE12 both events are dispatched synchronously (but in the wrong order).
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