ADP
: adposition
This document is a placeholder for the language-specific documentation
for ADP
.
Treebank Statistics (UD_Basque)
There are 68 ADP
lemmas (1%), 129 ADP
types (1%) and 1471 ADP
tokens (2%).
Out of 16 observed tags, the rank of ADP
is: 7 in number of lemmas, 9 in number of types and 11 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent ADP
lemmas: arte, _, arabera, inguru, aurre, aurka, gabe, alde, gain, buruz
The 10 most frequent ADP
types: arabera, artean, aurka, arteko, arte, gabe, inguruan, aurrean, kontra, bezala
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: arte (ADP 215, NOUN 32), _ (ADP 104, CCONJ 3, PROPN 1), arabera (ADP 90, NOUN 4, ADV 1), inguru (ADP 79, NOUN 33, ADV 1), aurre (NOUN 111, ADP 70), aurka (ADP 67, NOUN 10), gabe (ADP 59, ADV 37), alde (NOUN 87, ADP 58, INTJ 4), gain (ADP 58, NOUN 21), buruz (ADP 54, ADV 5)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: arabera (ADP 90, ADV 1), artean (ADP 89, ADV 6, NOUN 4), aurka (ADP 67, NOUN 4), arteko (ADP 64, NOUN 2), arte (ADP 62, NOUN 22), gabe (ADP 48, ADV 37), inguruan (ADP 47, NOUN 5), aurrean (ADP 46, NOUN 10), kontra (ADP 46, ADV 6, NOUN 1), bezala (ADV 44, ADP 40)
- arabera
- artean
- aurka
- arteko
- arte
- gabe
- inguruan
- aurrean
- kontra
- bezala
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of ADP
is 1.897059 (the average of all parts of speech is 2.106285).
The 1st highest number of forms (33) was observed with the lemma “_”: Aldeko, Gabeko, Kontrako, aitzina, aitzinetik, alderat, antzean, at, azpitik, baitan, barnera, barruetatik, batera, bestaldean, bezalakoa, bezalakoen, bitarterako, bitartez, eskutik, gaineko, gisara, inguruetan, inguruetara, ingurura, irian, landara, menpe, ondora, partean, partez, pean, zai, zehar.
The 2nd highest number of forms (5) was observed with the lemma “alde”: alde, aldean, aldeaz, aldera, aldetik.
The 3rd highest number of forms (4) was observed with the lemma “aurre”: aurrean, aurreko, aurrerako, aurretik.
ADP
occurs with 6 features: eu-feat/Definite (1180; 80% instances), eu-feat/Number (1129; 77% instances), eu-feat/Case (1027; 70% instances), eu-feat/Animacy (542; 37% instances), eu-feat/Person (18; 1% instances), eu-feat/Degree (3; 0% instances)
ADP
occurs with 17 feature-value pairs: Animacy=Anim
, Animacy=Inan
, Case=Abl
, Case=Abs
, Case=All
, Case=Gen
, Case=Ine
, Case=Ins
, Case=Loc
, Definite=Def
, Definite=Ind
, Degree=Sup
, Number=Plur
, Number=Sing
, Person=1
, Person=2
, Person=3
ADP
occurs with 95 feature combinations.
The most frequent feature combination is Definite=Def|Number=Sing
(160 tokens).
Examples: arabera, kontra, buruz, zehar, bezala, begira, bezalako, gora, geroztik, ondoren
Relations
ADP
nodes are attached to their parents using 2 different relations: eu-dep/case (1470; 100% instances), eu-dep/advcl (1; 0% instances)
Parents of ADP
nodes belong to 7 different parts of speech: NOUN (838; 57% instances), PROPN (179; 12% instances), DET (174; 12% instances), ADJ (103; 7% instances), NUM (85; 6% instances), ADV (66; 4% instances), PRON (26; 2% instances)
1063 (72%) ADP
nodes are leaves.
364 (25%) ADP
nodes have one child.
40 (3%) ADP
nodes have two children.
4 (0%) ADP
nodes have three or more children.
The highest child degree of a ADP
node is 3.
Children of ADP
nodes are attached using 9 different relations: eu-dep/nmod (279; 61% instances), eu-dep/det (42; 9% instances), eu-dep/advcl (39; 9% instances), eu-dep/nummod (38; 8% instances), eu-dep/acl (21; 5% instances), eu-dep/amod (21; 5% instances), eu-dep/punct (14; 3% instances), eu-dep/advmod (1; 0% instances), eu-dep/xcomp (1; 0% instances)
Children of ADP
nodes belong to 12 different parts of speech: NOUN (153; 34% instances), NUM (85; 19% instances), PROPN (73; 16% instances), VERB (63; 14% instances), DET (29; 6% instances), ADJ (22; 5% instances), PUNCT (14; 3% instances), ADV (7; 2% instances), PRON (5; 1% instances), CCONJ (2; 0% instances), X (2; 0% instances), AUX (1; 0% instances)
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So we’re going to be working with Facebook Pages, in contrast to profiles, groups or events.
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Using curated and organic content (around a 60% / 40% ratio), we’ll start scheduling 5-8 weekly posts using either SMM platforms such as Hootsuite and dlvr.it or simply via Facebook’s post scheduling dashboard available at Publishing Tools scheduled posts, With every post we’ll use Facebook’s post targetingto make sure we’re engaging our target-audience specifically.
take notice that batch posting has been found to be not only less effective but also counterproductive, appearing to users as concentrated spam on their timeline and resulting in unfollowers, blocks, and reports.
So after we’ve gained enough traction with our branding efforts we’ll post a 1~2 marketing message per week (targeted at those specific days and times where our users are most engaged) in an attempt to leverage our brand into converting users to register, buy and use our services.
While the Facebook page view is well fitted to manage our branding efforts, marketing posts require quite a different set of features such as CTAs, carousel images, videos and presentations which are all available in Facebook’s PowerEditor.
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Offers are also a great way to gain some traction and escalate conversion rates for a certain timeframe.
Below are several suggested OKRs & KPIs aimed at measuring your continuous success on Facebook.
* Page Visits
* Post Impressions / Reach
* Daily Impressions / Reach
* Post Clicks
* Post Likes / Reactions
* Post Shares
* Post Comments
* Brand Mentions
* Page Likes
* Page CTA clicks
* Monthly Active Followers
* Page Ratings
* Page Reviews
* Measured on our own domain via GA, Mixpanel etc.
For suggested KPIs check SMM Fundamentals.
There are many different tactics available for you to try out and optimize in order to best reach and engage your audience. Below are several of those for your inspiration. I’d advise against counting on them alone but continuously research what sort of tactics have worked or might work well for your brand, industry and audience, and do not forget to measure the result of the tactics you engage against your original OKRs, in contrast to counting on any and all available metrics which might result in a focus on vanity metrics with no real impact on the business.
Running Polls could be a highly engaging endeavor for your brand, allowing your audience to measurably express their views on a topic, which would most likely be surrounding the solution you’re offering or your brand-theme.
Poll functionality on FB has been limited in recent months so that now it may be conducted in the following manners:
Via a post asking for user comments,
FB’s page poll feature, allowing for only two options, each may contain text, GIFs, and images.
Using your private account in a group for FB’s group-poll-feature to run a poll with multiple answers as well as user-generated answers, then share the poll results on your Page.
3rd party apps such as MyLivePolls which offers live video reaction polls, and OpinionPolls which offers form-like multiple choice polls, are also a great choice for conducting polls to drive user engagement.
However you end up choosing to conduct your polls, make sure to include appropriate #hashtags on your poll question as well as share it on relevant FB groups to increase impressions and leverage it to drive engagement.
Here’s the story of StarEmpathy’s poll to raise awareness towards 21st-century education.
Ever Since Facebook’s IPO, organic page content has been seeing less and less appearances on newsfeeds, declining impressions and therefore fewer engagements. De Facto, the company has changed its platform’s landscape to include less and less unfunded page content to better tap into ad-buying budgets.
Fortunately, this change did not affect the appearance of private users content and posts on newsfeeds.
Asking your user-base for their content, images, videos, opinions or take on a brand-related-subject either via comments or their own #hashtagged or @mentioned posts could be highly advantageous, again because it will successfully appear in 3rd connected newsfeeds (i.e their friends) with many more impressions than any of our organic page posts.
This article featuring brands big and small attempting to engage their audience to create UGC is a great starting point to inspire your future UGC campaigns.
There could be no better way to engage your audience, generate hype, leads, subscriptions, conversions, and even UGC, like prized contests. You may choose your winner in any number of ways, either editors-pick, most engagements collected, at random, or even give a prize to all participants as a promotion. Your prize must be something that users find valuable, but also something that’s connected to your brand. You can even give out coupons for your services at reduced prices.
This article featuring emerging brands engaging their audience through prized competitions is a great source of inspiration for your future ventures.
 The live feed can be pre-scheduled so that announcements will appear on your followers’ newsfeed to alert them on the event and allow them to sign up for viewing.
This article featuring several success stories is sure to spark up you inner-live-streamer.
Quotes - Everybody loves an insightful quote on a pretty image.
Quality over quantity - Quality content in small doses was found to be much more engaging than a lot of low-level content.
Foodie posts - Everybody loves food, and these dish-pics get a lot of engagement, though it is advisable to keep it somehow related to your brand.
A weekly mix of photos, text posts and links to your blog can do wonders for your audience-engagement.
Below are several products, services, and references to assist you in tackling the challenge of hacking your growth in reach and engagement.
| TYPE | PRODUCT |
|---|---|
| In-Page Analytics | Facebook Insights |
| Advanced Admin Dashboard | Facebook’s PowerEditor |
| In-page & Competitive Analytics | SimplyMeasured |
| In-page Analytics | FanpageKarma |
| Page Setup Evaluation | likeAlyzer |
| Analytics Dashboard | Cyfe |
| Analytics Dashboard | Quintly |
| Facebook Live Video Polls | MyLivePolls |
| Multiple Choice Polls | OpinionPolls |
| Research Paper | Mavrck FB UGC Report |
| Excel Addon | Facebook Ad Manager |
While Facebook might be a little intimidating with its robust, dynamic, and ever-changing set of features tools and integrations, it’s important to remember what you want for your branding and marketing efforts in order to find those specific tools you actually need, and using those specific features that assist you, and not focusing on features that don’t.


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fun getReusable(): ReusableSelectQuery
Gives a reference to a reusable query object. This allows clients to avoid the (small) lookup overhead for a frequently-used select query.
Usage:
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" WHERE " + TestTable.testName + "=" + stringParam).getReusable()
<...>
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query[stringParam] = testName
query.nextOrFail()
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}
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What is this?
I've been studying from Contextual Electronics, and had a silly idea on the back of one of their "make a blinky" tutorials. Wouldn't it be cool to have Morse blinkies? (Not really.) And wouldn't it be cool to generate them programmatically on demand? (Er. No.)
So, we've had PaaS (Platform as a Service), IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service), SaaS (Software as a Server). But is the world ready for Morse Blinkies as a Service? (MBaaS, obviously.)
Enough talk already. I want my blinky!
Enter some text on the front page, pick some options, press the big blue button and in a few seconds you'll get a link to a ZIP file containing KiCad files that implement a Morse blinky blinking out your text.
 You'll need to do the PCB layout for your blinky yourself: that's the artistic part!
What's in my blinky?
There's a 555 timer (of course), one or more LEDs with current-limiting resistors, and in between there's some 74xx-based logic to decide when to switch the LEDs on and off.
The logic is just some counters and some AND and OR gates. You count through the bits in the sequence of on/off states you need to blink the message, and use logic based on the bits of the binary count to switch the LEDs on and off.
What are the options?
- LEDs: you can choose between "blink a single LED" or "blink multiple LED groups, one group per letter". That means you can make a blinky with LEDs laid out in letter shapes.
- Speed: you can choose a blink rate.
- Footprints: you can change the footprints used for the different components in the blinky by downloading, editing and reuploading a JSON rules file. Let's consider that advanced usage. You'll figure it out if you really care.
How does it work?
  Here's the process:
- Your blinky text is converted into an on/off bit sequence representing Morse dots, dashes and the spaces in between them by some custom Python code.
- A representation of the on/off state of each LED at each step in the bit sequence is generated. You can think of this as a big bunch of ANDs feeding into a big OR gate (well, one OR per LED).
- The AND/OR logic generated in the previous step (which has one AND per on state, all leading into a mighty big OR) is simplified using the Espresso heuristic logic minimiser. This results in a much smaller and more manageable logic expression to be realised in gates.
- The simplified logic from Espresso is placed onto "real" AND and OR gates from commonly available 74xx logic (basically 2-, 3- and 4-input ANDs and 2-input ORs), and those real gates are assigned to real 74xx chips. This is done with some more custom Python code (using a dumb greedy algorithm that does a reasonable job, but could be optimised).
- The gate assignments and the connections between the gates are used to drive some code that uses SKIDL to generate a KiCad netlist.
Why did you do this?
Seemed like a good idea at the time. It's obviously completely useless, but since I'm mostly a programmer, not a hardware person, I wanted to see how easy it was to generate hardware programmatically. This application is dumb, but I can think of lots of cases where I might do something like this that aren't dumb. (Also, I've been thinking of it as my "compile to silicon" project, which makes it sound a hundred times more cool than it is.)
If SKIDL was more fully integrated into KiCad's schematic editor, for example, so that you could include blocks of SKIDL code as components in your schematics, you'd open up a lot of possibilities. The tedious things where a schematic is no real benefit (bypass caps, connecting buses, repeated patterns of components), you could do with SKIDL, but you could still have the benefit of having a schematic for the parts where that visual representation is helpful.
Wow! What's next for MBaaS?
Eh, not much, to be honest. It's mostly a joke. And not even a very funny one.
You could improve it in various ways. You could improve the logic placement algorithm (which is, being generous, not of the highest quality). You could generate a schematic as well as a netlist. You could generate a simulation of the blinky using something like Logisim to verify that it works (Logisim is a nice little tool). You could (somehow) make the output more editable/customisable (that would probably need some SKIDL integration into Eeschema).


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Enter your home street address. If you don't live in the HOA, enter the address of any home in the association. It is required that you enter a valid street address.
Define the boundries of your HOA. Move the points of the blue box so that it covers your entire HOA, as accurately as possible, but you don't need to be perfect. Drag the edit mid-points in order to adjust the shape. An HOA Ally representative will reach out to you after sign-up to review list of homes in your HOA. If you already have a list of all addresses in your HOA, please complete sign-up and provide the list to the representative when contacted.


@FunctionalInterface
public interface ContextCustomizerFactory
ContextCustomizers
.
Factories are invoked after ContextLoaders
have
processed context configuration attributes but before the
MergedContextConfiguration
is created.
By default, the Spring TestContext Framework will use the
SpringFactoriesLoader
mechanism for loading factories configured in all META-INF/spring.factories
files on the classpath.
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
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ContextCustomizer |
createContextCustomizer(java.lang.Class<?> testClass,
java.util.List<ContextConfigurationAttributes> configAttributes)
Create a
ContextCustomizer that should be used to customize a
ConfigurableApplicationContext
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@Nullable ContextCustomizer createContextCustomizer(java.lang.Class<?> testClass, java.util.List<ContextConfigurationAttributes> configAttributes)
ContextCustomizer
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- the test classconfigAttributes
- the list of context configuration attributes for
the test class, ordered bottom-up (i.e., as if we were traversing
up the class hierarchy); never null
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if no customizer should
be used


I'm sure you all know our story by now but we wanted to share our plans here with you. We have chosen a festival wedding theme because we feel it best reflects our fun-loving, free-spirited characters. There will be a blessing of our marriage together on the day but the overall focus of this is more about the people who are important in our lives...
...to come together on a day that is chilled and relaxed with an alternative vibe, with none of the formalities you may expect! Please follow our facebook group if your social media access allows and join in the hype and Wedfest banter!
We are so excited and hope you will fully embrace our festival wedding idea - it is set to be a spectacular event, what we need is our favourite people to share it with xx
Loos, water and electricity are available in the camping section of the field. If you do not have your own tent but wish to camp please indicate this to us on the RSVP and we will do our best to find you a tent.
From Basingstoke:
Exit the M3 at the Basingstoke / Newbury A339 junction - there are two junctions, please ensure you follow the turn off to the A339!
Continue along the A339 towards Newbury. As you near Kingsclere and the exit to Wolverton Townsend, turn right towards Crabs Hill. This is just after the bend as you come down the hill.
Crabs Hill is also sign posted Wolverton Plants. Take this road through the little hamlet of Wolverton. As you leave the village, continue for 1/4 mile, to a turning on the left - signed Wheathold/ Ashfordhill. If you drive through a second halmet, you have gone too far!
Take the turning signed Wheathold / Ashford Hill. Follow this road downhill and over a stream. Over the crest of the hill, you will see a large green barn to your right. The track leading to the farm is opposite, indicated by a wooden sign for Frith Farm.
Once on the farm track - KEEP GOING!
The road will split just after passing a white house, located on the right. As the road diverges, keep right. Continue to circumvent the field until the track rejoins the main road. Follow this past the heap of silage bales.
The track will once again split; take the right hand side around the edge of the field - being careful to stay off the crops!
On arrival, the marshals will direct you where to park.
Follow the signs labeled "Wedding and Festival", positioned around the track as you descend a hill. The festival site will be in front of you, on your right; you may use the area outside of the main field to turn around.
Please do not park in any other area or field other than those directed by the traffic marshals and signs.
Click the icon on the left to open Google Maps...
If there are any of you who wish to 'glamp' up your camping experience then 'The Wedding Festival Company' can provide Bell Tents and Tepee's for hire.
More details, including various prices are included below.
Those of you who would like help organising a hotel/B&B for the Friday night before Wedfest, please contact the Wedding Festival Company
ContactThis is probably the most important part of the day for Becky! We want to outline our plans for eating throughout the day, as a regular sit down three course meal isn't on the cards. Do not be alarmed however, we have plenty of delicious food available.
Please note: There will be a licenced bar serving drinks from 11am - 2am, there will be a vast selection of beverages including copious amounts of spirits and giant kegs of ales and cider.
Please be aware that this will be a CASH bar.
We do insist however that you please purchase all drinks from the bar - we are not insured for you to bring your own alcohol and would appreciate your support on this.
The drinks will be pub prices and we are in the process of planning 'happy hour' sessions on certain beverages during the day ...watch this space...!
Also if you are youthful enough to look under 25 then you may be asked for ID by the bar staff so make sure you bring appropriate ID with you on the day.
Saturday food:
Festival style food will be coming your way throughout the day with giant hot pans for lunch and a hog roast for dinner!
During the day we will host 'The great Wedfest bake off', where as many cakes as our guests can bake & bring with them will be served and sampled by everyone - and yes there will be a champion cake winner!
Please indicate on the RSVP if you are up for the challenge.
Sunday food:
Breakfast can be provided for all campers the next morning; consisting of a delicious cooked breakfast bap and hot drinks at the campsite... fivers at the ready please :-)
If you would like to 'opt in' for breakfast then please indicate this on the RSVP so we can plan accordingly.
We really hope everyone can stay around in the morning to reminisce and share fun memories of the night before.
Please note, all correspondence regarding attendance and general questions, should be sent directly to the Wedding Festival Company
ContactPlease include the following details in your RSVP email:
Do you fancy your chances at winning the 'Great WedFest bake off'?! If so please indicate your interest here. Our pudding is going to be CAKE ... so the more of you lovely people who bake then the bigger the feast for everyone!
"We have our little house that we are happy to call home, and all the stuff within it, proud to call our own,
So we made a decision and vetoed the gift list, you joining us at Wedfest is more important, we insist,
But we are dreaming of a honeymoon to explore the US of A, and would appreciate any gifts to help send us on our way"


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A dataset of Undersea Feature Names from the (General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO)). The reference dataset was downloaded on the 2017-12-29.
gebco
A data.frame with 11 variables and 4084 rows
specific_term
a character vector
generic_term
a character vector
associated_meeting
a character vector
proposer
a character vector
year_of_proposal
integer
discoverer
a character vector
year_of_discovery
integer
origin_of_name
a character vector
additional_information
a character vector
coordinates
a character vector
secondary_coordinates
a character vector
(https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/gazetteer/)
Please cite as "IHO-IOC GEBCO Gazetteer of Undersea Feature Names, www.gebco.net".
gebco#> # A tibble: 4,084 x 13 #> specific_term generic_term associated_meet… proposer year_of_proposal #> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int> #> 1 'Arere Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 2 'Ati'apiti Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 3 'Itata'e Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 4 'Oa Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 5 'Oio Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 6 'Opahi Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 7 'Ori'o Mata Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 8 'Otaha Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 9 'Oti'a Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> 10 'Otu'eroa Seamount SCUFN-15 Alain B… 2001 #> # … with 4,074 more rows, and 8 more variables: discoverer <chr>, #> # year_of_discovery <int>, origin_of_name <chr>, #> # additional_information <chr>, coordinates <chr>, coordinate_type <chr>, #> # secondary_coordinates <chr>, secondary_coordinate_type <chr>


[§437-37.5] Cumulative penalties. Unless otherwise expressly provided, the remedies or penalties provided by this chapter are cumulative to each other and to the remedies or penalties available under all other laws of this State. [L 1986, c 152, §2]


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This page contains mods that greatly overhaul the game by making it much more challenging (and more rewarding in turn) and adding new features. These mods are not recommended for a first playthrough of the game. It is especially important to read the descriptions of these mods (you should still read the description of every mod), so you know what has changed and how to use the new features.
nvse/plugins/
and open jip_nvse.ini in a text editornvse/plugins/
and open nvse_stewie_tweaks.ini in a text editor- Made for use with the bBarterCheckActorBuySellFlags in lStewieAl's Tweaks, makes what certain vendors can/can't buy more sensible
- An updated and fixed version of the gameplay re-balance mod made by the lead director of the game, Josh Sawyer
With this mod installed, it is highly recommended to play on High difficulty or lower.
- Enables settings in the JSUE INI to make the game more difficult, mainly enabling the Survival Mode feature, which makes the player deal 1.5x more damage and enemies deal 2x more damage
The INI contains many configurable features, such as an adjustable level cap and carry capacity formula. You should look through the INI and see if there are any features you would like to change. For example, you can set fCarryWeightBase to 150 if you want the vanilla carry weight formula back.
- Overhauls the entire economy from the ground up, making buying/selling more difficult but more rewarding
- Dynamically lowers the amount of loot in the game
- Balances the settings in Unfound Loot to better fit the other mods in the guide like JSawyer Ultimate Edition and Economy Overhaul
- Changes the amount of followers you can have to your charisma skill/two rounded down, instead of always being able to have two
With this mod installed, you will not be able to hire any followers if you have 1 Charisma.
- Improves the character creation by speeding up the process, adding specialized gear based on your tag skills, and making Wild Wasteland an opt-in feature rather than a trait
- Removes ghouls "roar" animation that plays before they attack, meaning they now charge the player instantly - making them much deadlier
- Adds hundreds of new NPCs and scripted events that make the world feel much more alive and reactive
Because of all the new NPCs/scripts this mod adds it can be somewhat performance-intensive in some areas, especially on lower-end systems. If you have a weaker PC, you may want to skip this mod.
- Adds a vanilla-friendly new player home and fast-travel method


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FILM TITLE: IMMORTAL BELOVED DIRECTOR: BERNARD ROSE COUNTRY: AMERICA 1994 CINEMATOGRAPHY: PETER SUSCHITZKY MUSIC: SIR GEORGE SOLTI CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN CAST: Gary Oldman (Beethoven), Jeroen Krabbe (Anton), Isabella Rosselini (Anna), Johanna Ter Steege (Johanna), Marco Hofschneider (Karl), Miriam Margolyes (Nanette), Barry Humphries (Clemens), Valeria Golino (Giulietta) WRITTEN BY: Bernard Rose SUPER FEATURES: The music, of course.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Few people liked this film, either for the music or for the story.
Like AMADEUS, and many of the other films that have been done about any composer in the past, there are a few literary licenses in this story, but, there is very little else that is implausible or not well done. while scholars may disagree as to Anton Schindler's whereabouts and doings, the film decides that a nice little story, however far fetched is may be, is better than two over weight professors discussing the merits of the thirteenth bar in the Adagio of the Third Symphony.  And he is the real story.
Beethoven left his estate to the mother of his son, but he had a hard time admitting, and let anyone else know that it was his own brother's wife, with whom he had an affair prior to her leaving for his brother. He never recovered from that, specially when they knew the child was his.
And much of the music seems to be designed around the life story of the growing of this child. In the meantime, Anton is searching for Beethoven's Immortal Beloved, the woman he wrote some poetry and much music about. And some of his paramours, and various patrons of the arts, do not really know who she is. All they know is that he always leaves for her, whoever she is.
If anything, Bernard Rose's story gives us a nice ending, to the story that has gone unforgiving and forgotten for so very long. What triggered this man to write so much, and so well, given his terrible condition and curse of deafness in the field of listening.
Gary Oldman is excellent as Beethoven, as are all the women in the film. And the music is beautifully directed around the events, or otherwise. It comes in and goes out quietly, and teaches Hollywood one thing it can not do. Choreograph real soundtracks with meaningful stories. We know that these two go together, and it is many people's opinions as to how they should. The invisible part is how it all got written behind all the anger. Hollywood only uses fill-ins. It hasn't had a real composer since Bernard Herrman, whose music could be considered better than any movie ever made. The same is the case here.
The music isn't worshipped. It is just played and mixed and matched to the various people. And the result is excellent. Even if the story may not be true. Who cares. It still is a very good film with excellent acting and costumes.
NICE FILM TO SEE. A little culture, anyone.? 4 GIBLOONS Pedro Sena Member of the Internet Movie Critics Association
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This is a trope where someone rescues somebody else, usually from a long way away, by teleporting. They don't just teleport to where they're being held and bust them out; they go right to where the person is, grab them, and then teleport out with them. It can also be done other ways, such as the rescuee being teleported from far away, or a rescuer arriving on foot to give the rescuee a Warp Whistle to allow him/her to escape. The exact execution isn't important (it could be technological, magical, or somewhere in the middle; the crucial element is that the teleportation is the direct means of the rescuing.
This may require removal of Teleport Interdiction. If done poorly, can result in a Tele-Frag. It may use instantaneous teleportation or a portal. It can be initiated by a Warp Zone or Warp Whistle. May involve the use of Flash Step.
A sister trope of Weaponized Teleportation, and can be a Sub-Trope of Teleport Spam. Often the rescuer is a Reality Warper.
Examples:
- Dragon Ball Z:
- After Tien busts Cell's attempt to absorb Android 18, Cell retaliates. Fortunately for Tien, Goku uses his Instant Transmission technique to teleport there, grab Tien (and Piccolo, who was also there) and (since Goku knows he isn't powerful enough to fight Cell yet) quickly teleport to a safe place.
- The Supreme Kai saves Goku, Vegeta, Mr. Satan, and Dende from Buu's energy ball by teleporting them to the World of the Kais. Unfortunately, he couldn't save Gohan, Goten, Trunks, Piccolo, and the others who died when the Earth exploded.
- In the Marvel Universe, this is part of Sidewinder's stock in trade. When he founded the Serpent Society, one of the perks he promised members was that he could free them if they got arrested. He was shown doing this in Captain America, teleporting into a jail cell, grabbing the imprisoned member, and teleporting out.
- Happens to Hal Jordan in Justice: after he is teleported by the villains so far outside the known universe that no Green Lantern ring, including his own, would help him get back, The Phantom Stranger eventually locates and teleports him back to Earth, because magic.
- In Blue Beetle (2006), Jaime has to give up his chance to escape the Reach's station in time to ensure that its self-destruct can't be shut down. Fortunately, Booster Gold never runs out of time—he appears from a portal and pulls Jaime out just as the last second counts down.
- Wonder Woman (1987): Circe rescues Diana from the White Magician's final attack by teleporting the villains away.
- In the Star Trek: Voyager fanfic "The Flux of Mortal Things", Seven finds himself in a Literal Cliffhanger, holding onto B'Elanna with one hand and an overhead pipe with the other. B'Elanna starts to slip out of her hand, so Seven orders an emergency beam-out and deliberately lets go, trusting the transporter to catch both of them. Seven was the only one who had a commbadge, so B'Elanna couldn't do this herself.
- The Dragon Ball Z Abridged take on Goku rescuing Tien and Piccolo adds Goku forgetting that he could teleport.
Gohan: No!  You gotta save him!
Goku: But I can't get him in time! There's no way I could move fast enough to grab him, get out, and—
[beat]
[Goku teleports]
Gohan: Did-did he just remember he can do that?
Mr.
- In X2: X-Men United, the X-jet is damaged by an Air Force fighter's missile and Rogue falls out of the plane. Nightcrawler teleports out to catch her, then teleports back. He also rescues the children imprisoned at Stryker's base later in the same film (probably more efficient than breaking down the door or blasting the lock).
- Star Trek:
- Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country has a rare instance of the rescue coming at exactly the wrong moment, as the jailer of Rura Penthe is just about to tell Kirk and McCoy who was really responsible for Chancellor Gorkon's assassination:
Jailer: Since you're all going to die anyway, why not tell you? His Name Is...—
[Kirk and McCoy are beamed away, klingon guards try in vain to shoot at them mid-beam]
Kirk: Dammit to hell! Of all the... Son of a... Couldn't you have waited two seconds?
Spock: Captain?
Kirk: He was just about to explain the whole thing!
Chekov: You want to go back?
McCoy: Absolutely not!
Kirk: [whispering] It's cold. - Star Trek (2009):
- Kirk and Sulu are falling from a great height down to the surface of Vulcan. The transporter tech is having trouble getting a lock on them. Chekov then rushes to the transporter room and manages to beam them out moments before the splat.
- Later, he tries to do the same to Spock and the Vulcan High Council, as the planet is imploding around them. He manages to get them, except for Spock's mother, who falls into a crevasse moments before.
- Finally, at the climax, Scotty manages to perform a simultaneous beam-out from two different locations (Spock from the Jellyfish and Kirk and Pike from the Narada).
- In Star Trek Beyond this is used twice. First it is used to save Spock and Bones just before they get killed by a few of the drone ships, later it is used to rescue the rest of the crew from Krall's compound.
- Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country has a rare instance of the rescue coming at exactly the wrong moment, as the jailer of Rura Penthe is just about to tell Kirk and McCoy who was really responsible for Chancellor Gorkon's assassination:
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Dobby Apparates to his former home of Malfoy Manor after he learns Harry, Ron and Hermione have been imprisoned there and Apparates the trio as well as Luna Lovegood, Garrick Ollivander and Griphook to safety.
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Albus Dumbledore's brother Aberforth had most of Sirius' mirror (Harry had a shard of it and got the occasional glimpse of someone he couldn't quite identify and who looked like the then-deceased Albus Dumbledore). When Harry, Ron and Hermione were caught by the snatchers and taken to Malfoy Manor, Aberforth is able to have Dobby Apparate into the manor and rescue them, as well as Luna Lovegood, Dean Thomas, the goblin Griphook and the wand expert Ollivander.
- Ciaphas Cain HERO OF THE IMPERIUM!!! is saved this way in The Emperor's Finest. While being chased by both Orks and Genestealers through a space hulk he and Jurgen stumble upon one of the recon robots that was dispatched earlier and Drumon is able to use the teleport homer inside of it to teleport them both to safety moments before they would have been overrun.
- In the second season of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Gordon the teleporter rescues several people this way. He does it for Raina at the end of "Aftershocks" when she's surrounded by SHIELD troops, and for Skye at the end of "One Door Closes".
- Happens in almost every episode of Blake's 7, usually Just in Time too. Averted however in "Orbit" when Avon and Vila are in a shuttle struggling to reach escape velocity, and Dayna suggests teleporting over with a couple of teleport bracelets and rescuing them. She's told it's too difficult to teleport between two fast-moving points.
- Doctor Who: Done multiple times, often involving the Doctor summoning the TARDIS to himself. In "Doomsday", Rose and the Doctor are trying to close an interdimensional breach, thereby sucking the warring Daleks and Cybermen off of Earth and into the void. Rose loses her grip and falls into the void, but the Alternate Universe version of her father transports from the alternate universe, catches her, and transports back as the breach closes.
- An episode of The Flash (2014) starts with Peek-A-Boo busting her boyfriend out of prison with her teleportation abilities. She makes it a point of first turning on the light in the car, since she has to be able to see where she's teleporting.
- Star Trek: The Original Series: Several times, naturally.Either beam the endangered landing party out or beam down a well armed security contingent.Often the issue is complicated either because they don't have access to communicators to signal or can't violate Prime Directive by vanishing into thin air in sight of clueless natives.Or the transporter goes offline at the most inconvenient moment, leaving Kirk to yell at Scotty to fix it ASAP.
- In "The Enterprise Incident", the plan involves teleporting Spock out of the Romulan ship he infiltrated before they get round to executing him.Kirk assumes this would be easy as there is only one Vulcan aboard that ship, so it should be easy enough to isolate his life signs. Unfortunately, Romulan and Vulcan physiologies are nearly identical..
- Star Trek: Voyager
- In "False Profits", Chakotay and Paris convince the primitive local population to strap their "Sages" (actually, Ferengi) to poles and set them ablaze in order for them to ascend, as per their poem. As the Ferengi are about to burn, Voyager beams them out, making it look like they really did ascend.
- In "Darkling", Kes and the Doctor fall off a cliff, but Voyager transports them in mid-fall.
- Star Trek: Picard:
- In "Absolute Candor", shortly after Elnor decapitates Tenqem and threatens the remaining Romulans with death if they try to harm Picard, a goon starts to unholster his disruptor and points out that Elnor can't dodge that. The goon never gets to test that theory, as Picard urgently orders a pending beam-up to happen immediately.
- Later in the same episode, Raffi transports Seven of Nine to La Sirena just before the latter's ship explodes when it hits Vashti's security net.
- In "Nepenthe", Narissa beams away a split second before she would've been hit by her own knife that Elnor throws back at her.
- In "Broken Pieces", Narissa teleports to safety before she's mauled to death by the xBs.
- Supernatural:
- In the season 5 episode "Abandon All Hope...", Sam and Dean are captured by the Devil himself while he's performing a sacrificial ritual to raise the Pale Horseman from his slumber. Their angel friend Castiel (who had been previously captured and escaped) teleports to where they're being held, to teleport them away from the danger zone.
- Castiel rescues Dean just as Zachariah is about to do something nasty to him in "The End".
- Castiel does it again in season six, whisking Sam and Dean away just as the building they're in explodes. He knew somebody was after them and was apparently keeping tabs.
- Banned from Argo mentions having to beam up the captain as the police close in and the doctor after he's taken to jail.
- A variant occurs in The Fallen Gods thanks to Mishakal's intervention teleporting the party to a temple of Palandine when they're about to be attacked by a mother Black Dragon.
- In Monster of the Week, the Divine's move "Angel Wings" lets them instantly teleport to any person they know well and then back to any location they've visited before, taking one or two other people with them.
- Dawn of War II: Losing a mission due to all heroes being downed at the same time results in a game over screen reading Emergency Extraction, allowing you to keep all the wargear and experience you'd acquired.
- StarCraft: In both games, Protoss Zealots disappear when killed, since their armor contains an emergency teleporter that instantly warps them back to Aiur (or their home base) when destroyed. Other troops like Dragoons and Immortals aren't so lucky (being grievously wounded Zealots in a battlesuit) and suffer Final Death.
- A few times in Mega Man Zero, when Zero has to rescue someone, he'll go to a stage, run towards them and then gives them a teleport beacon so the Mission Control can teleport them to base.

- In Final Fantasy IV, Rosa saves everyone from a Collapsing Lair by casting the Teleport spell, in a nice bit of Gameplay and Story Integration. (Granted, the cutscene version manages to take them many miles, while the usual one just gets you to the dungeon entrance.)
- Done in reverse in Final Fantasy VI when Kefka ambushes the heroes at the Magitek Research Facility. Rather than teleporting the party out, Celes uses it on Kefka (as well as herself) so that the others can escape.
- In Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War, Julius did this twice for Ishtar and Arione when the two were defeated at one point in the game.
- In the Soviet campaign of the original Command & Conquer: Red Alert, Soviet troops capture Albert Einstein, and in order to use him a Trick-and-Follow Ploy, they bug Einstein and spread the rumor that they're about to execute him. The Allies extract Einstein directly by teleporting him with the Chronosphere, the bug promptly cluing the Soviet high command on its location.
- In Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals, Maxim the hero is trapped in the collapsing Ancient Tower after defeating Gades and saving the kingdom of Parcelyte from destruction. He resigns himself to death and collapses, when the mysterious prophet Iris unexpectedly teleports in behind him and warps him back to Parcelyte, although she doesn't rematerialise with him, leaving the reason for his unexpected survival unknown to everyone.
- Near the beginning of Tales of Phantasia, Cress and Mint are saved from recently-released Dhaos curbstomping them by Morrison teleporting them to the past. They later return to that exact same moment, more than ready to defeat Dhaos.
- In FTL: Faster Than Light, you can use your teleporter to save the crew of a spaceship stumbling shieldlessly through an Asteroid Thicket. With an upgraded teleporter you can also infiltrate a friendly slaver ship to rescue any slaves they might hold. Regardless of your succes though, the slaver will turn on you if you try that.
- Schlock Mercenary: Done once using repurposed Terapedoes.
- Gunnerkrigg Court: Done when Parley rescues Annie from Jeanne after the latter ghost traps Annie while Annie is trying to use her blinker stone.
- In The Salvation War, Michael once rescues Uriel this way using a Heavengate.
- Reflets d'Acide:
- Zarakai summons Roger the Bartender and his wife after sensing they were in danger, threatened by Alia-Aenor, teleporting them out of trouble.
- Happens a second time later, when Alia-Aenor uses Zarakai's ring to summon and immediately unsummon Roger to escape Hell, where she was trapped by Belial.
- In Avengers, Assemble!, Iron Man tries to make a Heroic Sacrifice by using the last of the power in his armor to manually push Ultron into the Sun. Luckily for him, Thor suddenly teleports in to take him back to Earth.


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The sun is bright
The sun is magnificent
Under any wind
Under any water
Under any weather
You can try to,
In vain,
Classify each kind of sunlight according to the spectrum of light
Statistically determine how damaging the sunlight is
Understand the vicious social constructs behind the concept of sun
Blame the sun for all the economic inequality of the world,
or
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Source code for bokeh.charts.operations
''' CollisionModifiers and DataOperators used to specify Chart manipulations.
The general approach for these operations is to use a class for modeling the
operation, which is lazy evaluated, and doesn't require the data on initialization.
An associated, user-facing function is provided for a more friendly interface.
'''
from __future__ import absolute_import
from copy import copy
from bokeh.core.properties import Instance, List, Override, String
from .data_source import DataOperator
from .models import CollisionModifier
from .properties import ColumnLabel
from .stats import Count, Stat, stats
class Stack(CollisionModifier):
"""Cumulates elements in the order of grouped values.
Useful for area or bar glyphs.
"""
name = Override(default='stack')
method_name = Override(default='__stack__')
class Dodge(CollisionModifier):
"""Non-cumulative, moves glyphs around so they don't overlap.
Useful for bar, box, or dot glyphs.
"""
name = Override(default='dodge')
method_name = Override(default='__dodge__')
class Blend(DataOperator):
"""Creates combined variables, increasing the number of distinct items.
The primary action that blend is taking is combining and collapsing
multiple columns together, using set algebra. You can think of this
like taking two columns with similar or different data and stacking
them on top of each other. The new categories are the union of the two sets. The
operation is like an OR because a category in either variable is included
in the blended variable
.. note::
The variables not being blended must be duplicated (consider a sample time).
For example, two variables, 'sensor_a' and 'sensor_b' only contain two values,
either 'on' or 'off', with one more column of 'datetime'. Blending 'sensor_a'
and 'sensor_b' results in two columns, 'datetime' and 'sensors_state'.
Example:
- cat1 + cat2 = [cat1, cat2]
- cat1 + num1 = [cat1, cat(num1)]
- num1 + num2 = [num1, num2]
Can be used to stack column oriented measures, so they can be colored. In
this case, a new categorical column will be created that identifies each
measure by name of the previous column.
Can be used to combine categorical columns.
ToDo: address booleans. Consider two columns, 'was_successful', 'was_effective'.
It seems like blending of booleans would be performing an *or*.
See Grammar of Graphics pgs. 67, 320
"""
name = String(default='value', help="""The name of the column to
contain the values of the blended columns.""")
labels_name = String(default='variable', help="""The name of the column
to contain the names of the columns that were blended.""")
def __init__(self, *cols, **properties):
properties['columns'] = list(cols)
super(Blend, self).__init__(**properties)
def apply(self, data):
data_copy = copy(data)
data_copy.stack_measures(measures=self.columns, value_name=self.name,
var_name=self.labels_name)
return data_copy._data
class Aggregate(DataOperator):
dimensions = List(ColumnLabel)
stat = Instance(Stat, default=Count())
agg_column = String()
def __init__(self, **properties):
stat = properties.pop('stat')
if stat is not None and isinstance(stat, str):
properties['stat'] = stats[stat]()
col = properties.pop('columns')
if col is not None:
properties['columns'] = [col]
super(Aggregate, self).__init__(**properties)
def apply(self, data):
data_copy = copy(data)
if self.columns is None:
self.stat = stats['count']()
stat = self.stat
agg_name = ''
if self.columns is not None:
agg_name += self.columns[0] + '_'
agg_name += self.stat.__class__.__name__
self.agg_column = agg_name
if self.columns is None:
col = data_copy.columns[0]
else:
col = self.columns[0]
# Add agg value to each row of group
def stat_func(group):
stat.set_data(group[col])
group[agg_name] = stat.value
return group
# create groupby
gb = data_copy.groupby(self.dimensions)
# apply stat function to groups
agg = gb.apply(stat_func)
return agg
def stack(*comp_glyphs, **kwargs):
"""Stacks the :class:`CompositeGlyph`s.
Stacks the glyphs which results in the glyphs having transformed data,
which represents the stacked glyphs.
Args:
*comp_glyphs (:class:`CompositeGlyph`): a sequence of glyphs to stack
Returns:
comp_glyphs: a list of composite glyphs
"""
columns = kwargs.get('columns')
if comp_glyphs is not None:
stacker = Stack(comp_glyphs=list(comp_glyphs))
stacker.apply()
return comp_glyphs
elif columns is not None:
return Stack(columns=columns)
else:
raise ValueError('You must stack on renderers or columns')
[docs]def blend(*cols, **kwargs):
"""Provides a simple function for specifying a Blend data operation.
Args:
cols (str): each column to use for blending by name
**kwargs: the keyword args supported by :class:`Blend`
* name (str): name of the column to contain the blended values
* labels_name (str): name of the column to contain the name of the columns
used for blending
See :class:`Blend`
"""
return Blend(*cols, **kwargs)


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: A day on the Songo River Queen [Pictures] author: Arthur Rosa author_login: arthurlockman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: https://b.rthr.me wordpress_id: 211 wordpress_url: http://b.rthr.me/?p=211 date: '2010-09-15 22:42:59 -0400' date_gmt: '2010-09-15 22:42:59 -0400' ---
These are just a few pictures I took a few weeks ago whilst taking a cruise on the Songo River Queen in Naples, Maine.  If you want to see more, let me know, and I'll put them up on my flickr page!
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Akshay Chopra |
VI |
StudyTonight – Contributed to Website’s Content Development, Published a tutorial on “Android Development” |
01/06/2017 to 30/11/2017 |
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Akshay Chopra |
VI |
MillionGenie Pvt. Ltd. – in ‘Social Media Marketing’ |
15/12/2017 to 15/01/2018 |
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Saburi Hindaria |
VI |
Internshala – in ‘Content Writing’ at Kupanzone |
13/02/2018 to 13/03/2018 |
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Harsh Modi |
VI |
OFFERED internship by Internshala – in ‘Content Writing’ at Kupanzone |
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VI |
Completed internship As Intern-Campus Ambassador at Abyeti Technologies Pvt. Ltd. |
05/01/2018 to 05/04/2018 |
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Vishal Singh |
VI |
OFFERED internship as Software Developer by Sabertooth Investments |
11/01/2018 to 15/03/2018 |
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Nandini Jain |
VI |
HelpMitra – in the role of ‘Content Development Trainee’ [IIT BHU’s startup] |
01/12/2017 to 15/03/2018 |
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Tanmay Agrawal |
VI |
SELECTED FOR Sabertooth Investments |
22/01/2018 to 25/04/2018 |
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Yogesh Kothari |
VI |
SELECTED FOR Sabertooth Investments |
02/03/2018 to 25/06/2018 |
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Aditya Rai |
VI |
SELECTED FOR Sabertooth Investments |
23/02/2018 to 25/06/2018 |
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Samarth Sanghi |
VII |
Beatrix Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Kharagpur |
03/01/2017 – 25/04/2017 |
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Ritu Khandelwal |
VII |
Homzhub Advisors Pvt. Ltd, Nagpur |
6 weeks May’17 – June’17 |
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Saksham Hudiya |
VII |
Buzzinga Labs Solutions, Nagpur |
29/05/2017 – 08/07/2017 |
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Aditya Bhole |
VII |
Persistent Systems Ltd, Nagpur |
12/06/2017 – 14/07/2017 |
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Sally Singh |
VII |
RPCL Nodal Training Centre, Kolkata |
13/06/2017 – 12/07/2017 |
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Shubham Yelekar |
VII |
Kizora Software Pvt. Ltd, Nagpur |
April 2017 |
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Himani Nimje |
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Shubham Yelekar |
VII |
Bizense Solutions Pvt. Ltd, Nagpur |
25/05/2017 – 10/07/2017 |
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Himani Nimje |
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Mradul Maheshwari |
V |
Genesis Next Generation Engineers, Indore, MP |
24/05/2017 – 06/07/2017 |
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Sai Pradyumn Shrivastava |
V |
ITC, Ordnance Factory Khamaria, Jabalpur |
June’17 |
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Kartik Kankane |
V |
Sharpnode Technologies Pvt. Ltd. |
15/05/2017 – 16/06/2017 |
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I'll be doing a TechTalk on the Managed Extensibility Framework and Dependency Injection at Microsoft Denmark January 20th 2010.
The talk will be in Danish. Details and sign-up here.


Girl Code, week 1: HTML & CSS
Girl Code
Part 1: HTML & CSS
Who are we?
(mentor introductions)
Who are you?
Let's say our names + a website we couldn't live without
What is a web app?
A web page
that does stuff
(post updates, buy products, chat, search…)
What is Girl Code?
We're going to teach you everything you need to know to build a web application.
…then, we're going to build a web application!
The Girl Code Experience
- Real industry tools
- Team project
- super challenging? but we're here for you!
Course Outline
Week 3
Learn
Git and Node
Week 4 – Week 7
✨Build an app✨
Slack
A messaging app for teams
very popular right now
girlcodeakl.slack.com
(we will sent out invites in a moment!)
Week 1
Two Coding Languages
HTML
and CSS
HTML
<body>
Girl Code
Girl Code is a coding course…
</body>
I define a document, like writing on a page 📄
I am a tree structure 🌲
My name is made from pointy letters, and I like pointy brackets <> 👌
CSS
p {
color: blue;
border: 10px solid red;
}
a {
text-decoration: underline;
}
I list rules for how to draw things:
colour, size, style 💜💛💚💙
I make HTML look good 😎
My name is made from curly letters, and I like curly brackets { } 👍
Computer time?
almost…
First, let's talk about trees 🌲
Computer time!
Make a web page using HTML and CSS
http://girlcode.co.nz/course/1/


Watch Live: House Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on Impeachment
by Kristina WongThe House Judiciary Committee holds its second hearing on the impeachment inquiry on Monday at 9 a.m. Eastern. The Democrat and Republican counsels from the initial phase of the impeachment inquiry present their findings to the committee.
The Democrat counsels are Barry Berke for the House Judiciary Committee and Daniel Goldman for the House Intelligence Committee. The Republican counsel is Steve Castor for both committees.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced last week that House Democrats would go forward with articles of impeachment on President Trump. The House Judiciary Committee would draft the articles, and vote on forwarding them to the full House, where there would be a full House vote.
Democrats have reached the threshold of 217 votes in the House to impeach Trump, even with Democrat defections, and forward impeachment to the Senate, where Republicans have the majority, and Trump will likely be acquitted.


This simple class is used as a sanity check when the scanner is used to do progressive parsing
This simple class is used as a sanity check when the scanner is used to do progressive parsing. It insures that things are not done out of sequence and that sequences of scan calls are made correctly to the right scanner instances. To client code, it is just a magic cookie which is obtained when a progressive parse is begun, and which is passed back in on each subsequent call of the progressive parse.
alphabetic index hierarchy of classes
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Xerces-C XML Parser for C++ Version 1.1 |
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title:
date: '2006-09-05T16:33:00.000-07:00'
author: Iuqiddis
tags:
- School
- Berkeley
- Chem
modified_time: '2008-04-13T22:18:37.676-07:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-17098359.post-7351226234401986967
blogger_orig_url: http://iuqiddis.blogspot.com/2006/09/my-o-chem-book-trying-to-review.html
---
My O-Chem Book trying to review resonance hybrids:
It is important to understand that the two structures in Eq. 1.6 are fictitious, but nitromethane is a real molecule... An analogy to this situation is a description of Fred Flatfoot, a real detective. Lacking words to describe Fred, we picture him as a resonance hybrid of two fictional characters:
Fred Flatfoot = [Sherlock Holmes <----> James Bond]
This suggests that Fred is a dashing, violin-playing, pipe-smoking, highly intelligent British agent with an assistant named Watson, and that Fred likese his Martinis shaken, not stirred.