Chiefs Midfielder Receives Bafana Call-Up
by Soccer LadumaThe South African Football Association has confirmed that Themba Zwane has been withdrawn from the Bafana Bafana set-up with a Kaizer Chiefs midfielder being called up in his place.
The South African national team assembled for camp on Sunday evening as they prepare for their upcoming Africa Cup Of Nations qualifiers against Ghana and Sudan.
SAFA confirmed that one player has been withdrawn from the set-up, with Lebogang Manyama being called up in his place.
“Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Lebogang Manyama has been called up to Bafana Bafana for the two crucial Cameroon 2021 Africa Cup of Nations clashes against Ghana and Sudan.”
“Manyama, who has already reported for national team duty, replaces the injured Themba Zwane of Mamelodi Sundowns,” SAFA confirmed.


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Starts audio/video stream. |
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Stops audio/video stream. |
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Base class of CaptureStreamer: CameraTsFileStreamer or CameraSrtLiveStreamer Use this class, only if you want to implement a custom endpoint. |
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The current paragon of role-playing titles and open worlds, The Witcher: Wild Hunt is a game for the ages; a rich and immersive world full of significant decisions and a feeling of intelligent and epic fantasy. Peerless.
This is the new standard for open world role-playing games. There is no such thing as a perfect game, but The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt come as close to perfect as any RPG to date.
Amazing game, it is the best RPG in recent years. It is an amazing story and unforgettable atmosphere of the dark fantasy. I like open world is very large and comfortable, also the characters are very natural and colorful.
Probably the best open-world RPG ever made, but it still falls prey to some of the genre's worst traps.


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Johnson vs Corbyn: Will style or substance win the day?
The Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition will use every trick in the book to come out on top in Tuesday-night’s debate.
Tuesday night’s debate will be Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn’s first major clash of the election, but how will they coax those precious swing voters off the fence?
– Position
Mr Corbyn has always been a champion of the hard left but has opted to stand stage right for ITV’s debate – his favoured position over the course of his debating career.
Is it just a preference or could it be a subliminal message? Tony Koutsoumbos, director of the Great Debaters Club, thinks it might be.
Mr Koutsoumbos said: “There’s no generic benefit to standing stage right, but to viewers it shows him standing on their left which is perhaps how he wants to be perceived generally and to reinforce that visually.”
– Speech order
After winning the draw, the Labour leader also chose to give the first speech – an advantage coveted by all debaters.
“The benefit of going first is huge – you get to set the agenda of the debate if you go first,” Mr Koutsoumbos said.
“If that first statement has set tongues wagging and got people really engaged, then there’s a good chance that they’ll pay slightly less attention to Boris Johnson’s opening statement because they’ll be looking for responses to that first statement.
“It’s his chance to decide what should and shouldn’t be important in the debate.”
While missing the chance to set the tone, the Prime Minister can take consolation in the fact he will get the last word.
“There’s always an advantage given to the person who speaks last for the very simple reason that anything they say in that statement can’t get a response from the other side,” Mr Koutsoumbos said.
“So if he chooses that closing statement to maybe sling a bit of mud, he will deny Jeremy Corbyn the opportunity to respond to that in real time.”
– Style
Mr Johnson is famous for his ability to wing speeches with no preparation – or even a firm idea of whom he’s addressing – so should Mr Corbyn expect to be on the back foot in this debate?
Not necessarily, says Mr Koutsoumbos.
“As a speaker and as someone capable of really moving audiences, I wouldn’t write off Jeremy Corbyn,” he said.
“I also wouldn’t over-state Boris Johnson’s abilities either – he’s someone who’s very good at speaking off the cuff, or at least sounding like he’s speaking off the cuff, when he’s just giving a speech.
“But speaking in a debate is not the same as giving a speech – you’re having your every claim scrutinised and he will want to think more carefully about what he will say.”
– Content
Since becoming prime minister, Mr Johnson may also be worried his way with words has left him.
Painful moments since his appointment include a police officer collapsing as he mangled the caution during a speech in Wakefield, and a speech to the UN in which he described a future where “your fridge will beep for more cheese”.
So, will the audience spot a chancer who’s light on detail? Don’t count on it, says Mr Koutsoumbos.
“People will say they want substance in an election, certainly, whether they think they’ve actually heard that or not will depend on how well Jeremy Corbyn holds Johnson accountable for the claims he makes,” he said.
“We poll our audiences after our debates and we’ve often seen speakers who may not have been massively prepared but they sound very confident.
“If they sound very enthusiastic and the other side doesn’t have an awful lot to say about what they’ve said, then the audience will compliment them – people will think they’ve heard a very strong, substantive argument even if they haven’t.”
– The debate will air on ITV at 8pm on Tuesday.


I have decided to make my week 53 weekly game jam project an official game, which will hopefully be released a week and a half from now. Howevee, this an optimistic estimate
The game I had come up with for the theme of ‘One Hit’ was a procedurally generated space arcade shooter game, where you die in one hit. Unfortunately, a few difficulties arose during the creation process:
I have figured out how to do the first two by
rand()
and srand()
functionsI hope to solve the last remaining issue by using some sort of invisible markers that spawn enemies based on their position.


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Program Director
Program Co-Director
Curriculum Director
Mentor Director
Presentation Director
Serves pages to the browser
Receives input: validates, manipulates, & then...
Interacts directly with storage [database/files]
Languages:
Java, PHP, Python, C++,
C#, .NET, Node.js & more
Back-end Javascript
Javascript runtime is fast
Built on Chrome's V8 JS engine,
written in C++
Cross-platform: Windows, Mac & Linux
Application Programming Interface
A service to go between two different programs
aka Middleware*
Can directly interact with storage (a database)
Can be defined in many ways
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
Verb (aka method)
Uniform Resource Locator
Headers
Payload (aka body)
POST http://api.example.com/v1/cocktails/martini
Content-Type: application/json
Accept: application/json
{
shaken: true,
oliveCount: 2
}
Create Retrieve Update Delete
Front end <---> API <---> server <---> database
| Create | POST |
| Retrieve | GET |
| Update | PUT |
| Update | PATCH |
| Delete | DELETE |
Status code
Headers
Payload (aka body)
201 CREATED
Content-Type: application/json
Location: http://api.example.com/v1/cocktails/martini/99
{
id: '99',
shaken: true,
oliveCount: 2
}
PUT
PUT http://api.example.com/v1/cocktails/martini/99
{
shaken: false,
oliveCount: 2
}
PATCH
PATCH http://api.example.com/v1/cocktails/martini/99
{
shaken: false
}
| 200 | Success |
| 201 | Created |
| 304 | Not modified |
| 400 | Bad request |
| 401 | Unauthorized |
| 403 | Forbidden |
| 404 | Not found |
| 409 | Conflict |
| 500 | Internal server error |
https://api.example.com/v1/users/6437
https://api.example.com/v1/users?role=admin&active
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server URL endpoint params (optional)
path/route
Path parameters:
Query parameters:
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authentication proves who you are
authorization determineswhat you can do
A policy that ensures content is loaded from the same origin (protocol, host, port)
No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is
present on the requested resource.
Control CORS strictness on the server
Important, so you know what's available
Tools for documentation:
API Blueprint, Swagger, Apiary
Examples: Giphy, OpenWeatherMap, Twitter
Interactive API docs for tonight
A "pure" REST API would
provide its endpoints at the root
PostMan
A Graphical User Interface
for interacting with APIs
cURL
Send API calls via
Command Line Interface
Chrome Dev Tools
(network tab)
Node.js framework for quickly creating an API
.use for middleware when path is matched
.[verb] defines the functionality
app.use('/admin*', function (req, res, next) {
if (!userIsAdmin) { res.sendStatus(403); }
else { next(); }
});
apiRouter.get('/user/:id', function (req, res, next) {
var user = { id: '123', firstName: 'Bob' };
res.send(user);
});
Cloud platform that supports Node.js
Small, lightweight containers called dynos
Free tier sleeps after 30 mins of inactivity
Deploy via Heroku CLI and/or git
Tutorial creating API & using MongoDB
Codecademy tracks for using APIs
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Recipes
Ingredients
1 16 1/2 - ounce roll refrigerated peanut butter cookie dough 3/4 cup rolled oats 1 cup candy-coated milk chocolate pieces 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate pieces 1/2 cup chopped peanuts (optional)
Directions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Line a 9x9x2-inch baking pan with foil, extending foil over edges of pan. Lightly grease foil; set aside. Break up cookie dough into a large bowl. Stir in oats until combined. Stir in milk chocolate pieces, semisweet chocolate pieces, and, if desired, nuts. Pat mixture into prepared baking pan. Bake in the preheated oven for 20 minutes or until light brown. Cool in pan on a wire rack. Use the foil to lift uncut bars out of pan. Cut into bars.Ingredients
Nonstick cooking spray 1 14 1/2 - ounce package gingerbread mix 1/2 cup milk 1/2 cup raisins 2 1/4 cups water 3/4 cup packed brown sugar 3/4 cup butter Vanilla ice cream (optional)Directions
Lightly coat the inside of a 3 1/2- or 4-quart slow cooker with cooking spray; set aside. In a medium bowl, combine gingerbread mix and milk until mix is moistened. Stir in raisins (batter will be thick). Spread gingerbread batter evenly in the bottom of the prepared cooker. In a medium saucepan, combine the water, brown sugar, and butter. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. Boil gently, uncovered, for 2 minutes. Carefully pour sugar mixture over batter. Cover and cook on high-heat setting (do not use low-heat setting) for 2 hours (center may appear moist but will set up as it stands). Remove liner from cooker, if possible, or turn off cooker. Let cake stand, uncovered, for 45 minutes to cool slightly before serving. To serve, spoon warm cake into dessert dishes. If desired, serve with vanilla ice cream.Copyright © Dessert Hub 2016


Melissa Lima's Lab 1
First, the basics.
The Basics
Headings set your default page size
Add your four mochi images from your tutorial here.
Lists
Let's make an unordered list.
- HTML/CSS underpins most user interfaces now.
- CSS tries something so hard no other computer language even bothers.
- Javascript got popular from having a runtime in every browser in the world.
And now, one in order.
- Ungodly Hour by ChloexHalle
- Channel Orange by Frank Ocean
- Songs in the Key of Life by Stevie Wonder
- CTRL by SZA
- Check it out, numbers by default
Inline elements
Sometimes you want to draw attention to something in a line of text.
Sometimes you want to strongly emphasize something in the text.
Sometimes you want to do both.
Empty Elements
Soft line breaks can't wrap anything.
Neither can image tags, or hard lines.
Add a hard line under here.
This page probably doesn't look great - we'll learn how to hook it to CSS next week.


G6: Word Dictionary
Home
Guidelines
Word Dictionary
My Favourite Collection
Database Reset
This function returns G6 Strokes of input if it exists in current G6 database.
Word/Phrases to Search:
Traditional
Simplified
Search History
Word/Phrase
Code


Get more money out of your old textbooks by selling them directly to other students.
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WELCOME TO JAYHACKS
The inaugural hackathon at the University of Kansas
Our goal is to provide you with an environment that nurtures inspiration. Whether or not you end up submitting a project, we hope that you leave JayHacks with new tools in your problem solving repertoire
Friday, February 17
Check-in
Location: Eaton Hall
Career Fair
Location: LEEP2 Atrium
Opening Ceremony
Location: Eaton 1
Dinner
Location: Eaton Atrium
Team Forming
Location: TBD
Hacking Begins!
Saturday, February 18
Breakfast
Location: Eaton Atrium
Therapy Dogs
Location: TBD
Lunch
Location: Eaton Atrium
Basketball (HORSE) and Badminton Games
Location: Ambler Rec Center
Dinner
Location: Eaton Atrium
Super Smash Bros. Tournament
Location: TBD
Sunday, February 19
Breakfast
Location: Eaton Auditorium
Hacking Ends
Lunch
Location: Eaton Auditorium
Project Expo and Closing Ceremony
Location: TBD
All students currently enrolled at a university are encouraged to apply! You must be 18 or older by February 17, 2017.
$0.00. JayHacks is free to attend!
No experience is required! We are expecting a wide range of experience levels and interests.
We will help you generate project ideas at the beginning of JayHacks! Throughout the weekend, we will offer workshops and talks to help you hone in your skills. Sponsors will also be sending engineers to JayHacks to offer any advice or help that you may need.
Yes! We will provide a variety of hardware for those interested in hardware hacking. Please let us know if there is something specific you would like for your project. A list of available hardware will be sent out closer to the event.
We welcome both teams and individuals to our event! If you wish to join a team, but don't have one prior to the event, we will have a special time for fellow hackers to meet you and potentially form a team with you!
We encourage you to submit your work, but we do not require submissions. Each team is permitted one submission that must be received by 10:00 AM on Sunday, February 19, 2017. We will have a project fair for you to show off your submissions to judges and fellow hackers. We will then have an awards ceremony to announce and hand out prizes to the winning teams.
While we can’t prevent you from submitting a previously made project, the hackathon spirit is to present only what is made during the event.
Yes! We will provide all meals, snacks, and drinks. We will have a variety of options. Please mention on the application if you have any dietary restrictions.
A government and school ID will be necessary for check in. You should bring a change of clothing (or two), personal items, a laptop and charger, and a sleeping bag and pillow.
Just email your question to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we will prepare a custom-made answer for you!
For general questions, please contact us at
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Tipo: Planet
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Indian Overseas Bank shares plummet over 11% on Q2 loss
The company's market valuation fell by Rs 1,233.43 crore to Rs 9,717.57 crore on the BSE.
by PTIShares of Indian Overseas Bank on November 5 dropped over 11 percent after the company reported widening of its net loss for the second quarter ended September 30.
The company's stock plummeted 11.27 percent to close at Rs 10.63 on the BSE. During the day, it tumbled 13.18 percent to Rs 10.40.
On the NSE, it plunged 11.25 percent to close at Rs 10.65.
In traded volume terms, 4.65 lakh shares of the company were traded on the BSE and over 50 lakh units on the NSE during the day.
The company's market valuation fell by Rs 1,233.43 crore to Rs 9,717.57 crore on the BSE.
The state-owned lender on November 4 reported widening of its net loss to Rs 2,253.64 crore for the second quarter ended September 30.
The bank had registered a net loss of Rs 487.26 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year. In the first quarter of the current financial year, it had posted a net loss of Rs 342 crore.
Total income during the second quarter of 2019-20 also fell to Rs 5,024 crore from Rs 5,348.35 crore in the corresponding period of 2018-19, the bank said in a regulatory filing.
The bank's asset quality remains elevated with the gross non-performing assets standing at 20 percent (Rs 28,673.95 crore) of gross advances during the quarter, compared with 24.73 percent (Rs 37,109.96 crore) in year-ago same period.Special Thursday Expiry on 10th 7th Nov
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Trump Fingers Obama: Warrant Scandal Went to “The Top”
“They were spying on my campaign and it went up to the top and everybody knows it,” he says
The knowledge that a FBI official altered a document, which led to the surveillance of the Trump campaign, went all the way to “the top” of the Obama administration, President Trump said on Friday.
In particular, the document’s alteration led to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court granting a warrant to spy on campaign aide Carter Page.
“They were spying on my campaign and it went up to the top and everybody knows it, and now we’re going to find out,” Trump said during an interview with Fox and Friends. “…This was spying on my campaign, something that has never been done in the history of our country.”
“This was an overthrow attempt at the presidency. They tried to overthrow the presidency. This is a disgrace…I’m not surprised to see it. It is just starting to come up. I think this is nothing compared to what you will see next couple of weeks. These people are sick.”
The FBI official is now under investigation, according to CNN, with more details expected from the upcoming Inspector General report on the FBI’s efforts to obtain warrants against Page.
The report is scheduled for release on Dec. 9, with Inspector General Michael Horowitz set to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee two days later.
Horowitz has already turned evidence over to John Durham, the federal prosecutor appointed by Attorney General William Barr to investigate the origins of Russiagate, particularly the surveillance of Trump campaign officials.
Alex Jones Confronts Leftist Demons & Trump In Austin
During President Trump’s visit to Austin, Texas, Alex Jones shows up to confront him and is met by leftist demons against free speech.
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DEATH IN VENICE A film review by Ralph Benner Copyright 1996 Ralph Benner
Venice -- the great watery serpent of indefinable plagues and forebodings, the last grand visitation of rotting romanticism, the Grim Reaper as elegant theme park. This city's atmosphere of Borgesian imagery is the quintessential setting for the pitifu end of Gustav von Aschenbach in Thomas Mann's exquistely prosed DEATH IN VENICE. There's no locale on earth more conducive to let Aschenbach feel, as Mann wrote, "a dark contentment with what was taking place...(the) wicked secret of the city was welded ith (my) own secret." But too much of moribund Venice and rationalized sexual repression can do a reader in: Mann's writer, who lost Cicero's "foundation of eloquence" early in the story, is already pegged a sexual malcontent by the fourth page and by t time his Aschenbach finds in a fourteen year old his Prince Charming and goes on and on about the boy's Narcissism, you're very close to exhaustion; you can't wait until the sirocco -- the winds off the Mediterranean that have been known to carry death - overtake him so you can be relieved of his unfulfilled desires. Mann believed "writers are happiest with an idea which can become all emotion and an emotion all idea," but he's insistently Germanic with mythological veneration of beauty as pardon for e emotion that dare not speak its name. He may have gone beyond his Germanism; he's eclipsed the spiritual and physical enthrall of beauty -- the young Tadzio is, by end, not Herrmes but Michelangelo's David -- and made Aschenbach an intellectual pedoph e. The story isn't so much a study of the dangers of consuming beauty as it is punishment for private thoughts as crime never committed.
Luchino Visconti's movie version of DEATH IN VENICE, even with changing Aschenbach from writer to composer, modelled after Mahler, is reconstructed with stunning fidelity to Mann: just about every major scene in the story is brought to the screen witho compromise. Visually, with maybe not more than a few dozen pages of dialogue, Visconti and his crew -- photographer Pasqualino De Santis (who also did 1984's best movie BIZET'S CARMEN), costume designer Piero Tosi and art director Ferdinando Scarfiotti - give us a languishing, glamorously stifling Venetian holiday at the turn of the century as a malignancy of class snobbery; the images reek with an aura of knowing denial. While his camera scales Venice to exacting proportions -- St. Mark's Square is m e to look its real size -- De Santis also catches the funereal gandola and its seats perfectly, just as Mann did, and the green goo of the canals and the cold, damp walls you bump into as you make passage through the mazy narrow walkways, which can be l e journeys into a menacing past. Even the author's pathos that makes you squeamish -- the barber's vulgar touch-up of Aschenbach's hair, cheeks and lips -- is here in all its ingloriousness.
Dirk Bogarde's Gustav is made up to look like Thomas Mann, but he doesn't have Mann's imposing height or air of eloquence, and he could never be accused of being Germanic; every flabby cell of his being confirms he's an English pris. It's this later pa that makes him wrong for the role but obviously appealing to those closeted academicians who rave about his performance -- because educated inverts who don't engage in the sex of their wishes and who hide between the stacks of their libraries often do come grotesque parodies. Bogarde manages the slow death of consumption -- a crumbling artist devoured by beauty and its controvertable attractions and hindered by restrictive societal proprieties. And the less he says, the better the performance. But Bo rde isn't Aschenbach the German, and without that identity the story loses its tragedy; though Gustav is already in the fall of his lifetime, it's his Teutonic masculinity that he betrays in his feeble attempts to reenergize. We're supposed to be in hor r at his dissipatedness when he uses any trick to recapture what's gone forever. As Bogarde plays him, Gustav's a dignified horror right from the start and so when he's being primped up or when he slumps over to his death, with his hair dye running down is face, there's no tragic punch.
What's ambiguous about Mann's story is Aschenbach's pride in virility -- his lack of admiration for his own maleness -- and that is the opening that Visconti takes advantage of through Bogarde. There is something annoyingly simpy about Aschenbach, espe ally to those of us who are attracted to Germans and don't see them as fearful when it comes to their sexual curiosities. Discreet, yes, procrastinators, no. One of the more effective psychological weapons Hitler was able to use on his own people is the doration of assumed Aryan perfection; he took advantage of their idolization of their own robust, hearty physicality. He didn't invent it, he only re-packaged what has always been there. (Enamoured of Germany, having spent a year in the baroque conceit Wurzburg and having returned to the country three times since, I can say with a modicum of authority that some of the most exciting experiences a traveller can have is finding one's self inflamed by the Germanic; the heat can be best described as sexua fascism.) Recent biographers claim Mann also had personal conflicts with his own attractions to men -- particularly to orthodox Georgian Ernst Glockner. And if true, this explains why his Aschenbach hadn't the inner-fortitude to go to his logical step: German true to his loins would have at least sneaked a peek into Tadzio's beach tent.
Mann ejaculates, "With astonishment Aschenbach noted that the boy was absolutely beautiful. His face, pale and reserved, framed with honey-colored hair, the straight sloping nose, the lovely mouth, the expression of sweet and godlike seriousness, recal d Greek sculpture of the noblest periods; and the complete purity of the form was accompanied by such a rare personal charm that, as he watched, he felt that he had never met with anything equally felicitous in nature...it was clear that in his existenc the first factors were gentleness and tenderness. The shears had been resolutely kept from his beautiful hair; like a Prince Charming's, it fell in curls over his forehead, his ears, and still deeper, across his neck." The more Mann's Aschenbach goes on dolizing Tadzio, the more you wonder where an actor could be found to physically live up to the description. Visconti did, though, in Bjorn Andresen. If the effeminacy isn't quite Grecian, he's still a ravishing icon; he's so delicate a creation that ev yone wants him and at the same time wants to protect him.  But I couldn't respond to Andresen, perhaps because I kept seeing in him his British equivalent actress Patricia Hodge, whose identical porcelain symmetry, while an attraction in THE LIVES AND LOVES OF A SHE-DEVIL and THE CLONING OF ANNA MAY, can also leave you stone cold. (They're not quite celestial androgynies, they're Draculized inflatibles.) From the movie's point of view, though, there can be no question where Tadzio's looks come from -- Silvana Mangano. She's a breathtaking rgaret Leighton.
Born into authentic nobility in Milan in 1906, Visconti became a Communist ideologue who, with his OSSESSIONE (which borrowed heavily from James Cain's THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE), raged against Fascism. When Mussolini and Hitler were finished off, so were the director's passions for the proletariat, though he'd periodically return to condemn Fascism -- 1969's THE DAMNED his last major treatise. Aficionados of trash still talk about mommie Ingrid Thulin and sonnie transvestite Helmut erger bedding down together; about the "Night of the Long Knives" sequence; about what goodies were edited out. (The truth may be that, for all Visconti's harping about the Nazis, he's an inveterate German, addicted to his adopted culture's degenerate c ssicism.) Most of Visconti's time was spent dreaming about and occasionally making epics on the aristocracy of Europe -- THE LEOPARD (with Burt Lancaster doing Visconti) and LUDWIG, about the innocently mad King of Bavaria, famous for his addiction to r l fairy tale castles, Wagner and his music. Attracted to DEATH IN VENICE partly as a tale of woe about unconsumated Adonis worship that Mann literally came upon while visiting Venice -- almost all the details in the story are authentic to his observance including the threat of wind-carried disease, prophetic encounters with an aging queen and his Tadzio; attracted partly because of his own sexual preference; drawn to it partly because so many intellectuals were pushing him to film it -- can't you just ear the ivy leaguers sighing, "Oh, Luchino, it's my story!" -- and attracted partly, if not largely, to it because of his aristocratic iciness, Visconti's as good a choice as any to make a movie of Mann's frost-nipped melodrama about proscriptions neith probably ever considered justified. They both knew how to give you a case of the chills about sexual heat.
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Rotation 5
3D Printing and Scanning
This rotation we began working with 3D priting and scanning. The first project (shown below) is a model of my head placed upon a pedestal. Someone scanned my head
using a device with an Xbox Kinect on it. I then moved the file to my computer and began what would be a tedious learning process. Meshmixer was, by no means, an
that I pulled off of thingiverse.
The next project was to created an object that could be 3D printing additively but not subtractively. In other words, make a hollow object, because it is impossible to carve
an object out of something if the object is hollow. The design process was not very hard, as I already have had experience using Fusion 360. However, I did run into some issues when
when trying to print because I had the wrong type of file at first. The final project is shown below
The final project to work on was a drip for a water bottle to screw into. My first print was a hair too small and did not fit the bottle, however, it did drip nicely. My next
attempt was to make it a little bigger. Some limitations of the 3D printer are that they do not precisely print what I need. For example, they print small holes poorly.
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An example of ventilation for dual dampers
CERV2 has increased zoning capability with dual dampers
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You can read more about Squirrel Girl, AKA Doreen Green, on the Marvel Wiki. I think this website is a little bit overly busy; its three column layout packs too much content into too little space. But other than the superhero logo background it's what you expect a wiki to look like, so I wouldn't expect them to change things up much.
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- She can talk to squirrels.


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Address:
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Education
BE (Electronics & Telecommunications) (2016-2020)
- Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune- International Institute of Information Technology, Pune
- BE (2020)expected
- TE (2019)8.7
- SE (2018)8.3
- FE (2017)9.04
Higher Secondary (2014-2016)
- Maharashtra State Board- Lal Bahadur Shastri Jr. College, Bhandara
HSC (2016)83.6%
Secondary (-2014)
- Maharashtra State Board- Rashtriya Adarsh Vidyalaya, Ramtek
SSC (2014)93.6%
Skills
Python
C
C++
Javascript
Java
Assembly
Typescript
Frameworks
80%
70%
50%
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RRSC-C, Nagpur
Duration:1 month
During June 2019, I started my one month internship at Regional Remote Sensing Center - Central (National Remote Sensing Center), Nagpur. We developed an IoT solution to record and track the ambient environmental conditions in the server rooms. The system made sure that environmental parameters are within the ranges specified by the regulating authorities. It will prove useful in avoiding overheating of servers during the extreamely hot summer of Nagpur.
PPCRC, Hinjewadi, Pune
Duration:1 month
During December 2018, I worked as an intern at Pralhad P. Chhabria Research Center at Hinjewadi, Pune. I studied about Embedded Systems development and Micro-controllers. I worked on PCB designing and programming in Embedded-C.
I did a project for controlling the speed of DC motor with reverse current protection system for the micro-controller. I fabricated the single layer PCB and programmed the ATMEGA328P microcontroller.
I did a project for controlling the speed of DC motor with reverse current protection system for the micro-controller. I fabricated the single layer PCB and programmed the ATMEGA328P microcontroller.
Workshop on Embedded systems
Date:January 7, 2019
We were invited by the JaiHind College of Engineering, Kuran to deliver a short workshop on Embedded systems and Internet of Things. We demonstrated the projects that we had made on IoT. We introduced the students of to the standard practises and new platforms for IoT.
Achievements
Stacked - Get set Code (2020)
Position:Runner-up
Stood Runner-up in "Stacked - Get set Code", 24 hour coding competition held by Department of Information & Technology, I2IT, Pune.
TCS IT Wiz (2015)
Position:Finalist
Finalist at district level in TCS IT Wiz held at Nagpur.
Mini-Militia (2018)
Position:Runner-up
Stood Runner-up in "Mini-militia", online multiplayer third person shooter mobile gaming competition.
Projects
Automatic Leveling And Centering Of Dumpy Level
Status:Ongoing
This project deals with the common problem faced by civil engineers;which is adjusting the tripod and leveling screws of dumpy level. With the help of Arduino UNO, Gyroscope sensor and servo motor the process of automation is to be carried out.
Real Time Data Logging And Analysis Of Temperature And Humidity Sensor Data
Status:Completed
The monitoring of temperature and humidity are major areas for industries. Any kind of imbalance in the environmental conditions or unset parameters can create financial loss in the productivity of industries. To solve this, we made aprototypethatcan sense the real time temperature and humidity of a room and show the data in a web application with an alert system as well as store the data for future analysis in a database.
Energy Monitoring And Billing Using Smart Meter
Status:Completed
In this project, we developed an automated energy metering system, which can monitor the energy consumed and generate bills for the consumed energy, it also had an integrated theft detection which will automatically shut-down the system if theft is detected.


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Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 6
Melt the butter in a large casserole dish or saucepan. Add the garlic and fry for 2-3 minutes until soft. Toss in the paprika and caraway seeds and fry for 2-3 minutes.
Add the cubes of belly pork and cook for 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally, until browned. Season with salt and ground black pepper.
Pour in the wine and, when it has all but evaporated, add the butterbeans.
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This chart shows enrollments in the first four semesters of Latin. The data was collected from MyUI Courses. It may be viewed by academic year ('Summer-2009' indicates the sum of enrollments from the 2008-2009 academic year) or by semester (Summer Latin stopped after 2016; small Summer classes make the semester graph look particularly jagged).
There is a downward trend in all four classes, but they are not shrinking proportionately. We had less than half as many (57% drop) Latin I students in 20-21 than in 08-09, however the drop in fourth semester is only 30% and the line is relatively flat. We appear to have a fairly consistent number of students completing their Language GE requirement with Latin each year.
In terms of the cycle of courses. We lose the most students after their first semester. This is not surprising as students may discover in that first semester that Latin is not for them. There is a fair amount of variability, but roughly half the students who complete Latin I complete Latin II. About 90% of the students who complete Latin II go on to complete the fourth semester. Tippie only requires second semester proficiency for their language requirement. I think Public Health now does too, though I don't know how often we see those students in Latin. We definitely get business types. There is a slight trend upward in these ratios. Generally, even though there have been fewer students starting Latin, we have been getting better at keeping them to the end.
The pandemic marks an exception to the trend toward higher retention. It did not deter students from the third and fourth semesters, but there is a noticeable drop Latin II enrollment from 19-20 to 20-21. This dip will be felt in the third and fourth semester Latin courses next year, but changing the sequence to allow Cicero and Golden Age Poetry to be taken in any order will likely solve that problem.
I suspect all languages took a hit because of the year spent in online instruction. The semester graph shows a consistent Fall Latin I enrollment of ~60 students 09-17 (except for 16), then ~40 students 16-19 (except for 17). The low Latin I of Fall 20 was partially offset by a proportionately larger Spring 21. I have no theory for why the Latin I of Fall 21 was low, but am pleased to say that it looks like it will be one of the best retention ratios (17/22 - 77%: if they all complete Latin II, that will be the best Latin I to Latin II percentage over Fall 16 to Spring 17's 74%).
These are my impressions from the publically available and colorless enrollment numbers. A better understanding of why students leave Latin could be reached if we looked at comparing retention to grades, students' Language GE status, CLSA/G courses taken, and their majors.


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Public Member Functions | |
| String | toString () |
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Static Public Member Functions | |
| static Orientation | fromInt (int value) |
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Image direction.
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static |
Converts int value to image direction.
| value | Int value to be converted. |
| String toString | ( | ) |
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static |
Aerial direction.
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static |
Default landscape direction.
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static |
Portrait direction, rotate 90 degrees anticlockwise to get landscape image.
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static |
Portrait direction, rotate 90 degrees clockwise to get landscape image.


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Test the rendering of your components with assert.deepEqual, JSON Schema, tcomb-validation or something similar.
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Choose an example or paste the code of your component
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from their geometry [Ro41].
These flux tube elements are intended for modelling of leakage
fields through vacuum, air and other media with a relative
permeability
.
Basic.LeakageWithCoefficient accounts for leakage not by the
geometry of flux tubes, but by a coupling coefficient
c_usefulFlux
.
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|---|---|
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| QuarterHollowCylinder | Leakage flux in circumferential direction through a quarter hollow cylinder |
| HalfCylinder | Leakage flux through the edges of a half cylinder |
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If you pass an array to a function, you can't find the length of the array. This is because the array gets converted to a pointer, and pointers only have the adress of the first element in the array. Whereas, array variables also store the length of the array.
int wrongSizeOfArrayPassed(char arr[]) {
// arr = "Hey"
return sizeof(arr); // will return size of a pointer
// not the length of "Hey" string
}
This is called pointer decay because some information(length of array) is lost.
Wish I'd known earlier - C Stuff
I wish I'd known earlier just how arrays variables and pointers are not the same in C. Sure pointer values can be accessed by using syntax of arrays (pointer[index]), but I did not have an idea how it was actually different. So here's how:
If you use sizeof
on an array like so, sizeof(charArray)
you will get the size of the array. Which is to say if we pass a string to sizeof
we will get the length of the string.
But if we use sizeof
on a pointer, that stores the address of a string, we will get 4, or 8. i.e. size of a pointer. 4 bytes for a 32 bit PC, 8 bytes for a 64 bit PC.
The second way they are different is that &array == array
but, &pointer != pointer
.
You can make a pointer point to somewhere else in the memory, but you cannot make an array variable point anywhere else in the memory.
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shippingMethodsRequired
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Default is true.
true


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objects, run a cell in a notebook with the pandas
object as the last line. To display other data formats, call the print
method.
You need some historical data to perform wrangling operations. Use LINQ to wrangle the data and then call the Console.WriteLine
method in a Jupyter Notebook to display the data.
The DataFrame
that the History
method returns has the following index levels:
Symbol
EndTime
of the data sampleThe columns of the DataFrame
are the data properties.
To select the data of a single dataset, index the loc
property of the DataFrame
with the data Symbol
.
history.loc[symbol]
To select a column of the DataFrame
, index it with the column name.
history.loc[symbol]['close']
To get each custom data object, iterate through the result of the history request.
foreach(var nifty in history) { Console.WriteLine($"{nifty} EndTime: {nifty.EndTime}"); }


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Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 1-2
Heat a griddle pan. Brush the squid with a little oil and then chargrill for 30-45 seconds on each side. Transfer to a plate and leave to cool. Then add the monkfish and prawns to the plate. Squeeze over the lemon juice and set aside to marinate.
Heat a large pan. Place the chillies in a food processor with the garlic, ginger, ground coriander, fresh coriander and sesame oil and blend together to a coarse paste. Add this laksa paste to the heated pan and stir-fry for 1 minute. Then pour in the coconut milk and stock and bring this to the boil. Simmer for 10 minutes to allow the flavours to combine and until slightly reduced, stirring occasionally.
Place the noodles in a large pan of boiling salted water and immediately remove from the heat. Set aside for 3-4 minutes, then drain and refresh under cold running water. Set aside. Blanch the sugar snap peas in a small pan of boiling water. Set aside.
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| Version: | 1.2.2 |
| Depends: | MissMech, kSamples, sfsmisc, Rmpfr, parallel |
| Imports: | LambertW, gmp, tseries, methods |
| Suggests: | R.rsp |
| Published: | 2016-02-25 |
| Author: | Haydar Demirhan |
| Maintainer: | Haydar Demirhan <haydarde at hacettepe.edu.tr> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
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# Databases Week 2 [HackYourFutureBelgium/databases](https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/databases)
## Coaches `Ilhan Koral`
## Overview - 15' Coaches, Overview, Objectives, Tools - 25' Prep work recap - 55' Join - 55' Create, Alter and Drop - 30' Break 🥗 - 20' Insert, Update and Delete - 60' Project
## Objectives - Learn about primary keys, foreign keys, relationships and SQL injection - Learn how to write SQL queries to read data using following statements: `JOIN` - Learn how to write basic SQL queries to create, update and delete records and tables using the following statements: `INSERT`, `UPDATE`, `DELETE`, `CREATE TABLE`, `ALTER TABLE`, `DROP TABLE`
## Tools - [SQLite](https://www.sqlite.org/index.html) - [SQLite Viewer](https://inloop.github.io/sqlite-viewer/) - [TablePlus](https://tableplus.com/)
## Approach - Brief introduction using an example - Exercises - In two or three groups per level - Using breakout rooms - [Mob programming](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_programming): one person shares their screen and types, the rest of the group works together to find the solution - Don't look at the solution before you've tried
## Prep Work Recap - Foreign Keys, Relationships
## Prep Work Recap - Foreign Keys, Relationships [Chinook Sample Database](https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/databases/blob/master/week-2/chinook-erd.png)
## Prep Work Recap - Joins in SQL
## Prep Work Recap - Foreign Keys, Relationships - One-to-One (1-1) - Many-to-One (1-M) - Many-to-Many (M-M)
## Prep Work Recap - Insert, Update and Delete Records in SQL
## Prep Work Recap - Create, Alter and Drop tables in SQL
## Prep Work Recap - SQL Injection
## Join - Example
## Join - 55' [Exercises 1-13](https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/databases/blob/master/week-2/sql-exercises.md#join)
## Create, Alter and Drop - Example
## Create, Alter and Drop - 55' [Exercises 14-15](https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/databases/blob/master/week-2/sql-exercises.md#create-alter-and-drop)
## Break 🥗 - 20' till 14.40
## Insert, Update and Delete - Example
## Insert, Update and Delete - 20' [Exercises 16-19](https://github.com/HackYourFutureBelgium/databases/blob/master/week-2/sql-exercises.md#create-alter-and-drop)
## Project - Continue work on the Slack clone project - Focus on inserting, updating and deleting from the database


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Defending world champion Steve Torrence captured pole position in Top Fuel; two-time world champ Matt Hagan is No. 1 in Funny Car; Jeg Coughlin Jr. held on to pole position in Pro Stock; and defending world champion Matt Smith is on pole in Pro Stock Motorcycle.
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Pro Stock: Tanner Gray
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Pro Stock
6.455 sec. by Jason Line, March ’15, Charlotte, N.C.; 215.55 mph by Erica Enders, May ’14, Englishtown N.J.
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PKD Rig
Set of Pipeline and Rigging Tools
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Vector class to do basic vector maths. More...
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Vector class to do basic vector maths.
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- Spent another day in A&E. After spending nearly a week trying to get ahold of my local GP.
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| void | moveBot (const sensor_msgs::PointCloud frontierCloud) |
| | This is where the magic happens. At the end of every iteration of scanning and processing, the system generates a point cloud of frontiers. This method sets the goal as the nearest frontier for the bot using the move base package. In case the execution was not successful, which should be rare, it tries to go to the farthest frontier. More...
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| | Takes in the map and finds out the potential frontiers by doing a breadth first search. It uses a queue to maintain the frontiers. Makes calls to other methods of the class as a part of computing the frontiers. More...
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| | Checks if a given point on a given map is a frontier or not. Checks the occupancy grid values of the point ad its neighbours and determines whether or not it is a frontier. More...
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error: invalid conversion from 'char' to 'const char*'
A: You are trying to use a char in place of a string.
You can convert a char into a string if necessary by doing something like this:
char c = 'Q';
string s;
s += c; // "Q"
or,
string s = string("") + c;
Q: How do I "mark" a letter as being used?
A: We don't want to say exactly how to do it; the details are up to you.
Come up with a way to store this information in a collection, or in some existing collection in the code.
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Mine takes up to a few minutes to run; is this okay?
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Type [class][api.type.class] Library together.* Revision Current Public Version Keywords TogetherLeaderboard Sample code github samples
The Leaderboard class represents a together Leaderboard.
The ID of the Leaderboard.
The ID of the User that created the GameInstance the Leaderboard is based on.
The ID of the Room the original GameInstance.
The number of seconds since the original GameInstance was started.
The number of seconds since the original GameInstance was finished.
The max number of users in the original GameInstance.
The index of whose turn it last was.
The ID of the User that won the original GameInstance.
Contains all the LeaderboardUsers that were playing the original GameInstance.
Gets the number of LeaderboardUsers currently managed internally.
Gets the LeaderboardUser at the specified index if it exists, otherwise returns nil.
TogetherLeaderboard:GetLeaderboardUser( index )
Gets the LeaderboardUser that had won the original GameInstance if it exists, otherwise returns nil.
Gets the Leaderboard's details.
TogetherLeaderboard:GetDetails( friendsOnly, callbackFunc )
boolean friendsOnly
A boolean indicating whether only Together friend Users should be retrieve.
function callbackFunc
The function to call upon completion.


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If we wanted to count occurrences in a list (without collections.Counter) we could write this:
res = {} for x in xs: res[x] = res.get(x, 0) + 1
Alternatively, we could use a defaultdict. The constructor of a defaultdict takes one arg – a function – what to do when a new key is added to the dict. So instead, you could write:
from collections import defaultdict res = defaultdict(lambda: 0) for x in xs: d[x] += 1
But the final addition that makes it briefer but perhaps more confusing on first approach is that defaultdict understands int to mean the same as lambda: 0 and has the same effect. I.e.
res = defaultdict(int)


Changing the Player Character
Many, perhaps most, works of Interactive Fiction stick to the same player character throughout. There are some games, however, in which the player character changes to another character during the course of the game, perhaps more than once, or perhaps swapping between two or more characters.
If the various characters never met, that is, none of the player characters never functioned as an NPC and were never in scope while the player was playing as another character, then changing from one player character to another would be almost as simple as setting gPlayerChar to the new player character and letting the player know what had happened. Where, however, the same Actor object may function as the player character at one point in the game and an NPC at another point, it becomes more complicated.
In this case we need to call setPlayer(actor), where actor is the Actor object we want to become the new player character. This will become the actor from whose perspective the game is played from then one, and the one referred to by the parser as 'you'. If we want our new player character to be referred to in the first or third person, we have to supply setPlayer() with a second parameter, 1 or 3 respectively, for example setPlayer(bob, 1) to make bob the new player character referred to as 'I' or 'me'.
If we do this we probably also want to let the player know what's just happened. To assist with this setPlayer() returns the previous name of the new player character, so when the player becomes Bob you could use code like this:
"You are now <<setPlayer(bob)>>. "; bob.getOutermostRoom.lookAroundWithin();
Something else you can do to help players keep track of who they're now meant to be is to include the name of the player character in the status line. One way to do that might be to include it in parentheses after the room name, which we can do like this:
modify Room statusName(actor) { inherited(actor); if(libGlobal.playerCharName != nil) " (as <<libGlobal.playerCharName>>) "; } ;
Or, alternatively, if we prefer it:
modify statusLine showStatusLeft() { inherited; if(libGlobal.playerCharName != nil) " [as <<libGlobal.playerCharName>>] "; } ;
Or again, if we didn't want the score and turn count at the right hand end of the status line we could do this:
modify statusLine showStatusRight() { if(libGlobal.playerCharName != nil) " [as <<libGlobal.playerCharName>>] "; } ;
You can use whichever of these you prefer, or devise your own variant.
Note the use of libGlobal.playerCharName here. This is set by setPlayer(), so that if we've never called setPlayer() it will be nil (unless, of course, we set it ourselves, which we might want to do at the start of the game). We need it because we can't just use gPlayerChar.theName to get at the player characters's name, since unless it's a third-person player character that would just be 'I' or 'you' (which is not very informative).
Another thing to bear in mind is that if the same object is going to act as the player character at one time and an NPC at another, it should be defined as being of class Actor; the player character can be of class Thing, but this wouldn't be appropriate for an NPC. Again, when you're defining an actual or potential player character who might also become an NPC at some point, you should define it more or less as if it was an NPC, except for the person property which may be 1 or 2 if this is the Actor that's starting out as the player character; for example:
+ joan: Actor 'Joan; large; woman; her' "She's quite a large woman. " person = 2 ;
One more point: the description you want in response to X ME when Joan is the player character will probably be a bit different from the description you want in response to X ME when Joan is an NPC. You can test for which is applicable using the isPlayerChar property of the Actor and write the desc property accordingly. A minimally varying one might look like this:
+ joan: Actor 'Joan; large; woman; her' "<<if isPlayerChar>>You're<<else>>She's<<end>> quite a large woman. " person = 2 ;
In practice, you'd probably want to vary the two descriptions by more than this.


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From the early days of IRC and chess matches on telnet servers, Sanjay has always been fascinated by technology. A web development career path was inevitable for Sanjay, having spent the majority of his formative years in his second home: the internet.
After completing a diploma course in Urban Studies, Sanjay spent several years writing for non-profits and magazines. He met CoLab at the right time - burnt out as a contractor and evading the traditional corporate setup, Sanjay saw CoLab as "an alternative 3rd way."
Sanjay is the resident standards geek, a close follower of web standards processes and mailing lists. He keeps CoLab on the cutting edge of the emerging languages and protocols that are growing on the web.
In 2007, Sanjay co-founded an arts space called CAMP. In addition to becoming an active space at the confluence of art and technology in Bombay, CAMP is the recipient of a number of international awards and accolades.
Most recently, Sanjay worked on a historical gazetteer project used by the Library of Congress and New York Public Library. He currently also works on developing the tech platform for the Karnataka Learning Partnership. He lives in Bombay and, in the non-digital world, is passionate about travel and enjoys playing cricket and table tennis.


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LOS_ERRNO_MUX_INVALID |
The mutex state (for example, the mutex does not exist or is not in use) is not applicable for the current operation. |
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LOS_ERRNO_MUX_UNAVAILABLE |
The mutex fails to be locked because it is locked by another thread and a period of time is not set for waiting for the mutex to become available. |
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LOS_ERRNO_MUX_PEND_INTERR |
The mutex is being locked during an interrupt. |
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LOS_ERRNO_MUX_PEND_IN_LOCK |
The mutex is waited on when the task scheduling is disabled. |
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LOS_ERRNO_MUX_TIMEOUT |
The mutex waiting times out. |
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The mutex is successfully locked. |


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This chapter explains some practical considerations, regarding the installation and compiler options that are needed in order to use this library.
Before you can use the library, it must be installed. First, you have to make sure all dependencies are installed. They are listed in the file ‘DEPENDENCIES’.
Then you can proceed to build and install the library, as described in the file ‘INSTALL’. For installation on Windows systems, please refer to the file ‘INSTALL.windows’.
Let's denote as LIBUNISTRING_PREFIX
the value of the ‘--prefix’
option that you passed to configure
while installing this package.
If you didn't pass any ‘--prefix’ option, then the package is installed
in ‘/usr/local’.
Let's denote as LIBUNISTRING_INCLUDEDIR
the directory where the
include files were installed. This is usually the same as
${LIBUNISTRING_PREFIX}/include
. Except that if you passed an
‘--includedir’ option to configure
, it is the value of that
option.
Let's further denote as LIBUNISTRING_LIBDIR
the directory where
the library itself was installed. This is the value that you passed
with the ‘--libdir’ option to configure
, or otherwise the
same as ${LIBUNISTRING_PREFIX}/lib
. Recall that when building
in 64-bit mode on a 64-bit GNU/Linux system that supports executables
in either 64-bit mode or 32-bit mode, you should have used the option
--libdir=${LIBUNISTRING_PREFIX}/lib64
.
So that the compiler finds the include files, you have to pass it the
option -I${LIBUNISTRING_INCLUDEDIR}
.
So that the compiler finds the library during its linking pass, you have
to pass it the options -L${LIBUNISTRING_LIBDIR} -lunistring
.
On some systems, in some configurations, you also have to pass options
needed for linking with libiconv
. The autoconf macro
gl_LIBUNISTRING
(see Autoconf macro) deals with this
particularity.
Most of the include files have been presented in the introduction, see Introduction, and subsequent detailed chapters.
Another include file is <unistring/version.h>
. It contains the
version number of the libunistring library.
This constant contains the version of libunistring that is being used
at compile time. It encodes the major and minor parts of the version
number only. These parts are encoded in the form (major<<8) + minor
.
This constant contains the version of libunistring that is being used
at run time. It encodes the major and minor parts of the version
number only. These parts are encoded in the form (major<<8) + minor
.
It is possible that _libunistring_version
is greater than
_LIBUNISTRING_VERSION
. This can happen when you use
libunistring
as a shared library, and a newer, binary
backward-compatible version has been installed after your program
that uses libunistring
was installed.
GNU Gnulib provides an autoconf macro that tests for the availability
of libunistring
. It is contained in the Gnulib module
‘libunistring’, see
https://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/MODULES.html#module=libunistring.
The macro is called gl_LIBUNISTRING
. It searches for an installed
libunistring. If found, it sets and AC_SUBSTs HAVE_LIBUNISTRING=yes
and the LIBUNISTRING
and LTLIBUNISTRING
variables and augments
the CPPFLAGS
variable, and defines the C macro
HAVE_LIBUNISTRING
to 1. Otherwise, it sets and AC_SUBSTs
HAVE_LIBUNISTRING=no
and LIBUNISTRING
and LTLIBUNISTRING
to empty.
The complexities that gl_LIBUNISTRING
deals with are the following:
libiconv
, and the options for linking with libiconv must be
mentioned explicitly on the link command line.
libunistring
, if installed, is not necessarily already in the
search path (CPPFLAGS
for the include file search path,
LDFLAGS
for the library search path).
libunistring
, if installed, is not necessarily already in the
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variable. This works
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A ratio is a mathematical tool for comparison. Ratios can be used either visually or numerically to compare quantitative data. With a ratio, you can either compare two parts of a group to each other, or you can compare a part of a group to the whole group. For this section, the focus is on the comparison of parts of the group to each other, specifically using the context of school support personnel.
in-context


Typical Difficulty Classes
Typical Difficulty Classes
Task Difficulty
DC
Trivial
5
Easy
10
Moderate
15
Hard
20
Very Hard
25
Nearly Impossible
30


React Grid - Sticky columns - RTL
| customerID | customerID | shipName | freight | shippedDate | ID |
|---|
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Lehmanns Marktstand |
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| LEHMS | Saturday, January 13, 1996 | Lehmanns Marktstand | 25.83 | Tuesday, January 16, 1996 | 10279 | ||
| LEHMS | Saturday, January 13, 1996 | Lehmanns Marktstand | 25.83 | Tuesday, January 16, 1996 | 10279 | ||
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Split Rail Beer & Ale |
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| SPLIR | Monday, January 1, 1996 | Split Rail Beer & Ale | 4.54 | Tuesday, January 30, 1996 | 10271 | ||
| SPLIR | Monday, January 1, 1996 | Split Rail Beer & Ale | 4.54 | Tuesday, January 30, 1996 | 10271 | ||
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Wartian Herkku |
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| WARTH | Friday, January 26, 1996 | Wartian Herkku | 25.73 | Wednesday, January 31, 1996 | 10266 | ||
| WARTH | Friday, January 26, 1996 | Wartian Herkku | 25.73 | Wednesday, January 31, 1996 | 10266 |


We love what can happen around the restaurant table. And since 2019 we’ve been committed to empowering that experience. From helping restaurants of all sizes thrive, to enabling diners to find and book the perfect table for every occasion, our story is one of human connection—among diners and restaurants, and between restaurants and their communities.
Now, we’re growing globally like never before, and continuing to lead the conversation in the tech and restaurant spaces with products that anticipate the ever-evolving needs of both restaurants and diners.
With our passion for hospitality, we take pride in bringing together people and the restaurants they love in the moments that matter. Pull up a chair and join us.


Inside header
Inside header
Hello, H1!
Hello, another H1!
Hello, another H1!
Hello, another H1!
Continue to the next section


luga.data.JsonDataSet was designed to let you extract data from different sources, be able to deal with different JSON's schemas, equalize them and consume the data using a common API.
Take a look at the JSON below, we have some records under the ladies property, we also have other records under others.jazzPlayers too:
{
"ladies": [
{"firstName": "Nicole", "lastName": "Kidman", "country": "Australia"},
{"firstName": "Kate", "lastName": "Beckinsale", "country": "UK"},
{"firstName": "Jennifer", "lastName": "Connelly", "country": "USA"},
{"firstName": "Salma", "lastName": "Hayek", "country": "Mexico"},
{"firstName": "Gisele", "lastName": "Bundchen", "country": "Brasil"},
{"firstName": "Elisabeth", "lastName": "Banks", "country": "USA"},
{"firstName": "Liz", "lastName": "Hurley", "country": "UK"}
],
"others": {
"jazzPlayers": [
{"firstName": "John", "lastName": "Coltrane", "country": "USA"},
{"firstName": "Sonny", "lastName": "Rollins", "country": "USA"},
{"firstName": "Tete", "lastName": "Montoliu", "country": "Spain"},
{"firstName": "Dexter", "lastName": "Gordon", "country": "USA"}
]
}
}
The key here is to pass the relevant path to the constructor. If we use ladies we extract data from that branch of the JSON:
const testDs = new luga.data.JsonDataSet({
uuid: "peopleDs",
url: "../test/fixtures/data/people.json",
path: "ladies"
});
You can even change the path at run-time, using the .setPath() method. It's not something you are going to do that often, but it's worth seeing it in action to better understand how JsonDataSet works:


Before Change
figure = plt.figure(figsize=(10, 10))
for n, i in enumerate([image, image2, image3, image4]):
axis = plt.subplot(2, 2, n + 1)
axis.tick_params(bottom="off", top="off", left="off", right="off")
axis.set_xticklabels([])
axis.set_yticklabels([])
plt.imshow(i)
plt.show()
// These shapes are well suited to test segmentation algorithms. Often, we want
// shapes to overlap to test the algorithm. This is also possible:
After Change
image4, _ = random_shapes((128, 128), max_shapes=10, min_pixel_intensity=0)
fig, axes = plt.subplots(2, 2, figsize=(10, 10))
for ax, image in zip(axes.ravel(), [image1, image2, image3, image4]):
ax.imshow(image)
ax.set_axis_off()
// These shapes are well suited to test segmentation algorithms. Often, we want
// shapes to overlap to test the algorithm. This is also possible:
image, _ = random_shapes(
(128, 128), min_shapes=5, max_shapes=10, min_size=20, allow_overlap=True)
fig, axis = plt.subplots()
axis.imshow(image)


Thrissur Travel Guide
Zone: Central
Headquarters: Thrissur
The fourth largest city in Kerala, Thrissur or Trichur is the ‘Cultural Capital’ of God’s Own Country.
Known to be one of the most pious tourist destinations in Kerala, this scenic city is dotted with pious temples, and is a home to some of the most gala festivals in the entire state. The city also serves as an ideal destination to learn Hindu religion.
Tracing back the history of Thrissur, it has been found that the city was one of the earliest human settlements in the country. Researchers and historians got evidences of early human settlements around sites like Ramavarmapuram, Kuttoor, Cherus, and Villadam. Trichur also served as an important trade centre during the medieval period, and was ruled by the Dutch rulers, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan, East India Company, and finally came to the hands of the Indian Government.
Best Places to Visit in Thrissur
1. Vadakkunnathan Temple
Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Vadakkunnathan Temple is the venue ground of the famous Thrissur Pooram festival in Kerala. A visit to this temple during the Malayalam month of Medam is a must; it is the time for the auspicious celebration.
2. ShakthanThampuran Palace
The once an official residence of the royal families of Thrissur, this glorious palace was built by Raja Rama Varam IX in 1791. A perfect blend of Kerala and Dutch form of architecture, the palace also houses a museum that showcases numerous belongings of the past.
3. Our Lady of DoloursBasillica
This is the third tallest church building in the entire of Asia. Built in 1814, it is a important religious site among the Christians in God’s Own Country and a much sought after tourist site in Thrissur.


Work experience
Summer, 2021
Adobe Research, Research Intern - San Jose, CA, USA
Summer, 2020
Adobe Research, Research Intern - San Jose, CA, USA
Summer, 2019
Adobe Research, Research Intern - San Jose, CA, USA
Summer, 2018
Google, Software Engineering Intern, Ph.D. - Mountain View, CA, USA
Summer, 2016
Google, Software Engineering Intern - Mountain View, CA, USA


BEYOND WALLS
18 December 2011
In response to Karachi’s increasingly privatized, securitized and segregated public spaces, the Tentative Collective organized a group gathering on top of the boundary wall around Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Park. This is one the city’s most beloved parks that has restricted public access by building a boundary wall and charging an entry fee. Some 50 people from different parts of the city including the nearby migrant colony (Shirin Jinnah) joined us at 4:00 pm on a Sunday to drink chai and hang out in an unusual gathering place. Our action coincided with International Migrants’ Day and was documented and tracked by Immigrant Movement International led by artist Tania Bruguera in Queens, New York.


lxsession-default-terminal - Launching default terminal set by LXSession
lxsession-default-terminal
lxsession-default-terminal is a wrapper around LXSession D-Bus interface, which launch default terminal set by LXsession. It's equivalent to lxsession-default terminal, but it can be used if an application can't use lxsesison-default.
Applications launched will be the one define for terminal_manager/command set in desktop.conf.
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