WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
SB 1 - Department of Aging and Disability Services
FOR:
Allen, David R. Airline Manager (Myself and my disabled adult son, Justin)
Hanson, Ruth Parent (Self)
Harrod, Darlene Exceptionalcare, Inc. (Exceptionalcare, Inc.), Denison, TX
Israel, Gordon Draco Services, Inc (also providing written testimony) (My company),
Austin, TX
Latimer, Dennis CEO, Business owner (also providing written testimony) (Premieant, Inc)
Scepanski, Jon Home Health Care (Apex Primary Care)
Smith, Sandy (also providing written testimony) (Hill Country San Antonio Mgt)
Vela, Roberto Self Employed (Border Region MHMR)
AGAINST:
Alvarez, Jesse Retired/ Part time Antiques State (My daughter Lisa as Parent/Chair
Mosaic)
Baker, Cortney Speech-language pathologist (also providing written testimony) (KidsCare
Therapy), Dallas, TX
Belostock, Norma Elizabeth RN - Supervising Nurse (Special Kids Care)
Bradberry, Anita Executive Director Home Care & Hospice Association (also providing
written testimony) (The Texas Association for Home Care & Hospice)
Dunson, Leigh Administrator of ICF & HCS Program (also providing written testimony)
(Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Flowers, Daniel Home & Community Based Services (Draco Services, Inc), Austin, TX
Fraysier, Debbie Executive Director Mosaic (Mosaic - Home Community Based Services),
Waco, TX
Graves, Tim President & CEO (also providing written testimony) (Texas Health Care
Association), Austin, TX
Green, Birgit HCS - Private Provider (also providing written testimony) (Advancing
Abilities Inc), Houston, TX
Haas, Phil Director of Programs, Down Home Ranch (also providing written testimony)
(Down Home Ranch)
Hickson, Ginny (also providing written testimony) (My daughter and Mosaic Allied
Voices), Marble Falls, TX
Hillmen, Ronnie Custodian (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
Hopp, Bradley Christian Ministry (Self and The ARC of Texas), Cedar Park, TX
Hull, Steve Executive Director, The Arc of Gregg Co. (also providing written testimony)
(Self & The Arc of Texas), Longview, TX
Hurt, Rick Art Instructor (Reach Unlimited Learning Activity Center), Cypress, TX
Johnson, Susan Teacher (Mary Lee Foundation)
Johnson, Wayne Sp. Ed. Life Skills teacher (Mary Lee Foundation), Manor, TX
Kayhani, Sousan Vice President of Program Operation (also providing written testimony)
(Evergreen Presbyterian Ministries of TX Inc.), Dallas, TX
Kelly, Pamela Social Service (also providing written testimony) (Reaching Maximum
Independence Inc), San Antonio, TX
1
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Kerley, Teresa Parent (College Instructor) (Self)
Levine, Linda Parent/Advocate (Nathan Levine), Austin, TX
Lindsey, Debi Speech-Language Pathologist (also providing written testimony) (KidsCare
Therapy)
Linial, George Long Term Care Association Executive (Texas Association of Homes &
Services for the Aging), Austin, TX
Long, Gayle HCS - Program Director (Home Community Support Services), FBG, TX
Mather, Cheryl (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Morgan, Mason Chief Financial Officer, Daybreak (Daybreak)
Newberry, Nancy Developmental Disabilities (also providing written testimony)
(American Habilitation Services)
Pena, Angela Registered Nurse Administrator (Special Kids Care), San Antonio, TX
Piedfort, Pascual Attorney (also providing written testimony) (The Arc of Texas), Austin,
TX
Redman, Laura Operator of ICF & HCS Programs (also providing written testimony)
(Community Access, Inc), Tyler, TX
Reed, Danelle Custodian (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Ritter, Patty Home & Community Based Svs. (Advantage Behavioral Services)
Ritter, Tony President (Advantage Care Services)
Rogers, Edwina Retired (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Sanders, Linda Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Schmidt, Kathi Executive Director, Reach Unlimited (also providing written testimony)
(250 clients & families w/ developmental disabilities), Houston, TX
Thompson, Barb HCS Services/social worker/guardian (also providing written testimony)
(Community Access and HCS consumers)
Van Wyk, Peggy Housewife (also providing written testimony) (Laura Van Wyk &
SouthPointe (Mary Lee Foundation) ICF Program)
Van Wyk, Wallace Retired (also providing written testimony) (Daughter Laura, & Mary
Lee Foundation, Southpoint)
Vaughan, Jo VP Regional Operations (also providing written testimony) (Community
Access), Greenville, TX
ON:
Armond, Daniel President/CEO (also providing written testimony) (Golden Rule Services,
Inc.), Pearland, TX
Besteiro, Ollie State AARP President (also providing written testimony) (AARP), Austin,
TX
Campbell, Shelley CEO of nonprofit HCS provider (also providing written testimony)
(Brenham Outreach Advisory Council, PACSTX, Arc of Bryan/College Station), Brenham,
TX
Gray, Ken ICF/HCS Provider (Kenmar Residential Services, PIAT), Austin, TX
Harmon, Gail Executive Director (Texas Assisted Living Association), Austin, TX
Henning, Peter Executive Director (Special Texas Homes)
Hernandez, Richard Dir. of Govt. Relations (also providing written testimony) (RegCare,
2
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Inc), Austin, TX
Litzinger, Amy E. Self-advocate (Self), Austin, TX
Litzinger, Linda G. Caregiver, advocate (Self), Austin, TX
Murillo, Mayra Alicia Radiology Technician (also providing written testimony) (National
Alliance of the Mentally Ill - NAMI), San Antonio, TX
Priest, Helen "Bonnie" RN, Private Duty Nursing Case Manager (First Choice Children's
Homecare), San Antonio, TX
Rutland, Lynn Exec. Director, MHMR Services for the Concho Valley (TX. Council of
Community Centers), San Angelo, TX
Schoonover, Tina C. Nurse - Home Health and First Choice Children's HomeCare (My
patients and staff), SA, TX
Wallace, Renee Parent (also providing written testimony) (Vital Living Inc.), Houston,
TX
Ward, Judy Retired (Heather Pahany)
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Bacea, Luis Client of Reach (Self)
Baird, Jennie Angels At Home, Inc (home care) (Texas Association of Home Care &
Hospice)
Baumgartner, Jessica Custodian (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
Black, Lauren Adult Services for IDD (also providing written testimony) (Reach
Unlimited), Cypress, TX
Bryant, Jennifer Indp Conti Mgr / MOSAIC (MOSAIC - Home & Community Based
Services), Waco, TX
Bryant, Lenne Working w/ persons w/ IDD (also providing written testimony) (Self, All
the Little Things Count), Alvin, TX
Caldwell, Robbie Parent (DBMAT)
Crump, Charlene Exec. Director (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS)
Drake, Amy Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
Evans, Darlene T. Long-Term Care Administrator/Owner (also providing written
testimony) (Texas Health Care Assn/Autumn Winds Retirement Lodge), Schertz, TX
Fuller-Felix, Tanisha Ex. Dir. Non-Profit Mosaic (Mosaic / Families)
Gilbert, Colleen Enterprise Development Mgr - IDD Adult Service (also providing written
testimony) (Reach Unlimited), Cypress, TX
Gonzales, Gloria Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Gunderlach, Boyce Grocery sacker (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Hosley, Dennis Pediatric Home Healthcare (Self), Dallas, TX
Irvin, Deniece Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
Kern, Kevin Director of Residential Services (also providing written testimony) (The
Center), Humble, TX
Key, Norman D. Retired military (My Down Syndrome Daughter in ICF), Austin, TX
Langhetee, Michelle Client at Reach Unlimited (Reach), Cypress, TX
Leonard, Adrienne (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
3
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Lilljedahl, Don Director (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS), Austin, TX
Marks, Erin HCS Medicaid Waiver (All the Little Things Count), Alvin, TX
Shankles, Susan (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Smith, Fletcher Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Smith, Sam Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
Williams, Jacob Direct Care Staff (Mary Lee Foundation ICF & HCS)
Wills, Micah Unemployed (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX
On:
Clopton, Juan Adult Services - Day Habilitation Coordinator (Reach Unlimited), Cypress,
TX
Cranford, Jessica Grocery store and Reach client (Self)
Greer, Terry Client of Reach (Myself), Houston, TX
Hazen, James President St. Giles (St. Giles Living Centers), Lufkin, TX
Johnson, Annette Executive Director (EduCare Community Living)
Kendall, Barry Sacker at Food town & Reach client (Self)
Leatham, David Social Worker (also providing written testimony) (Vita - Living, Inc)
Schnee, Ph.D., Steven B. Executive Director (MHMRA of Harris Co)
SB 1 - Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services
FOR:
Boutte, Jane Senior V.P. - Pate Rehab ((Pres) - Brain Injury Association of Texas), Dallas,
TX
Dillman, Joy Director, Bluebonnet Trails ECI PRIDE Program (also providing written
testimony) (Early Childhood Intervention), Round Rock, TX
Goode, Dalton Brain Injury Survivor/BIATX/Core health care (Myself and other TBI
Survivors using/used CRS)
Karlin, Ben (Self)
Makowski, Eric Owner/Operator CORE Health Care (also providing written testimony)
(Brain Injury Alliance of TX), Dripping Springs, TX
Patterson, Amy Program Director of ECI (Early Childhood Intervention) (ECI Advocacy
Coalition)
Pelzel, Rose TBIAC (Brain Injury), San Angelo, TX
Ruddy, Laurie ECI Director (Austin Travis Co Integral Care ECI), Austin, TX
Standifer, Cheryl Provider of HCS Services (also providing written testimony) (My
Business - Hill Country San Antonio Mgt), CC, TX
AGAINST:
Bryan, Susie Graphic Design Firm (also providing written testimony) (Lily
Bryan/C.A.R.D.), Austin, TX
Hull, Katy Receptionist, The Arc of Gregg Co. (also providing written testimony) (The
Arc of Texas), Henderson, TX
Levine, Linda Parent/Advocate (Nathan Levine), Austin, TX
Litzinger, Amy E. Self-advocate (Self), Austin, TX
Litzinger, Linda G. Caregiver, advocate (Self), Austin, TX
4
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Saxton, Josette Policy Associate (also providing written testimony) (Texans Care for
Children), Austin, TX
ON:
Atkins, Mickey CEO (also providing written testimony) (D & S Residential Services),
Austin, TX
Catoe, Ellen (also providing written testimony) (Texana Center, DARS Autism Program)
Farris, Jody Mother of Special needs child (also providing written testimony) (Nolan
Farris), Missouri City, TX
Giles, Robert L. Manager, Logistics, US Army (Christopher A. Giles), Austin, TX
Hinis, Robin Grandmother (Texana DARS Program), Houston, TX
Johnson-Patagoc, Kate Director of DARS Autism Grant Program at Texana (Texana and
parents of the children with autism)
Montgomery, Hope Mother (Texana DARS Program), Richmond, TX
Studer, Katherine Mother (also providing written testimony) (Myself and Easter Seals
Central Texas)
Worcester, Erica CARD - DARS Autism Program (also providing written testimony)
(Self), Austin, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Dillman, Joy Director, Bluebonnet Trails ECI PRIDE (also providing written testimony)
(Bluebonnet Trails ECI Program), Round Rock, TX
Marek, Susie Public Outreach Coordinator ECI (As parent), Belton, TX
Stuart, Robin Retired Police Lieutenant (My children), Austin, TX
On:
Schnee, Ph.D., Steven B. Executive Director (MHMRA of Harris Co.)
SB 1 - Department of Family and Protective Services
AGAINST:
Switzer, Gyl Public Policy Director (Mental Health America of TX), Austin, TX
ON:
Hine, Jim Consultant (TX Protects)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Batt, Murray Volunteer Advocate (CASA in support of adequate DFPS funding)
SB 1 - Department of State Health Services
AGAINST:
Dimitry, Lauren Policy Coordinator (also providing written testimony) (Texans Care for
Children), Austin, TX
Hartman, Marilyn Retired, Advocate for Mentally Ill (also providing written testimony)
(NAMI Austin (Nat. Alliance on Mental Illness))
Holcomb, Valerie Forensic Division Director & Professor (NAMI - Tyler, Mental Health,
Law Enforcement), Tyler, TX
Kern, Diana Consumer (also providing written testimony) (National Alliance on Mental
5
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Illness and TX Council for Developmental Disabilities), Cedar Creek, TX
Metzinger, Jane B. Public Policy Director (Mental Health America of Greater Dallas),
Dallas, TX
Rose, Lauren (also providing written testimony) (Texans Care for Children), Austin, TX
Ross Hughes, Polly Business owner (also providing written testimony) (NAMI Texas)
Sill, Cindy Executive Director (Tri-County Services), Conroe, TX
Switzer, Gyl Public Policy Director (Mental Health America of TX), Austin, TX
Theiss, John Retired (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Walker, David Montgomery County Attorney (Tri-County Services), Conroe, TX
Yeaman, Karen Advocate/rep for disabled son (My son), San Antonio, TX
ON:
Allmon, Jennifer Texas Catholic Conference (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Catholic Conference)
Austin, Tom Licensed Master Social Worker (Santa Maria Hostel), Houston, TX
Barrientos, Daniel COO (Mid-Coast Family Services), Victoria, TX
Gay, Clifford Accounting Services (Self), Buda, TX
Horton, Colleen Policy Program Officer (also providing written testimony) (Hogg
Foundation for Mental Health)
Jones, Kathryn Director Addiction Recovery Services (also providing written testimony)
(Self), San Antonio, TX
McKernan, Dr. Stephen Physician/CEO Lone Star Family Health Center (Texas
Association of Community Health Centers), Conroe, TX
Painter, Donna Dialysis (also providing written testimony) (Fresenius Medical Care North
America), Corsicana, TX
Realini, MD, MPH, Janet P. Physician (also providing written testimony) (Healthy
Futures Alliance, Texas Medical Assoc, TX Pediatrics Society, Texas Academy of Family
Physicians, Texas Assoc Ob-Gyns, Amer. Congress Ob-Gyns), San Antonio, TX
Stafford, Ginny CEO (Mid-Coast Family Services), Victoria, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Beyonce, Tshaw Tobacco Control Presenter (TEA (Tobacco Education Agency)), Austin,
TX
Painter, Gary Sheriff, Midland County (also providing written testimony) (Sheriff's
Association of Texas), Midland, TX
Against:
Burnett, R.P. "Pat" Sheriff (Van Zandt Co. Sheriff's Office), Canton, TX
Carlton, Dawn Consumer (also providing written testimony) (Myself), Austin, TX
Cerziano, Maxey Sheriff (Gregg County), Longview, TX
Garnett, Susan MHMR of Tarrant Co-Administrator (MHMR of Tarrant County)
Lee, Michael Law Enforcement (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX
Long, Darren Jail Administrator (Travis County Sheriff's Office)
Martin, Jack Sheriff, Morris Co (Self), D'field, TX
6
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Rowe, Kelly Sheriff (Lubbock County)
Stewart, Joe Sheriff of Collingsworth Co (Law Enforcement)
Wilson, Dennis D. Sheriff, Limestone County (Limestone Co. Texas Council,
H.O.T.M.H.M.R.), Groesbeck, TX
On:
Cowan, Terry CEO Alliance Work Partners (Association Substance Abuse Programs)
Huang, MD, Philip P. Medical Director/Health Auth. Austin - Travis Co. (also providing
written testimony) (Texas Medical Assoc., TX Pediatric Society, TX Academy of Family
Physicians), Austin, TX
Poynor, Lisa Alcohol & Drug Abuse Prevention Services (Association of Substance Abuse
Programs)
Schnee, Ph.D., Steven B Executive Director (MHMRA of Harris Co)
Seale, MD, Michael Physician (Harris County Sheriff's Office), Houston, TX
Smith - MAJOR, Michael David Jail Manager - Harris County Sheriff (Harris Co. Sheriff),
Magnolia, TX
Soares, MD, Jair Physician/Executive Dir. UT Harris County Psychiatric Center (UT
Health)
Thompson, Blair Minister (Myself)
SB 1 - Health and Human Services Commission
FOR:
Barcellano, Maggie Student (also providing written testimony) (Nurse-Family
Partnership)
Eastman, Dale Alamo Breast Cancer Foundation Volunteer (Alamo Breast Cancer
Foundation)
Saenz, Jonathan Attorney, Legislative Director (also providing written testimony) (Liberty
Institute), Austin, TX
Schulz-Behrend, Paul Retired (Self)
Sonleitner, Denise Paralegal (Self family), Austin, TX
AGAINST:
Caldwell, Kenneth Advocate/Consumer (St. Joseph Clubhouse), Houston, TX
Cashin Lerma, Judith RN (NNOC Texas), San Antonio, TX
Cotner, Senior Corporal Herbert Police Officer Mental Health Liaison (Dallas Police
Department Chief David Brown), Dallas, TX
Cusumano, RN, LCDC, MS, Sherry Executive Director of Com. Educ. (NAMI Dallas as
affiliate President), Dallas, TX
Daniels, Martin Engineer (also providing written testimony) (Myself and My Daughter)
Grissom, Diane Director of Community Based Alternatives Program (Nurses Unlimited),
Odessa, TX
Jack, Robert Retired (also providing written testimony) (Myself & Grandson), Missouri
City, TX
Kate, Carroll Ambulance/EMS (Acadian EMS), Beaumont, TX
Milam, Ph.D., LMSW, Susan Director of Govt. Relations (also providing written
testimony) (Natl. Association of Social Workers/Texas Chapter), Austin, TX
7
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Moody, Susan Denyes Advocate/Staff Member (St. Joseph Clubhouse), Houston, TX
Murphree, Susan Disability Policy (Advocacy Incorporated), Austin, TX
Nelson, Elnora Advocate (St. Joeseph House), Houston, TX
Peek, Shyrl VA Employee, Mother, Prior Military (Mary Lee/Daughter/SI)
Peek, Willie M.S. ArmyCorps of Engineers/Retired Military (Mary Lee Foundation)
Pope, John B. (Bill) Real Estate Investor, Owner, Oil & Gas Prod (Myself, family,
Flournoy, Fields, Guthrie), Corpus Christi, TX
Rasco, Melissa Program Director (also providing written testimony) (CALAB,
Inc./PACSTX)
Riley, Jennifer Pediatric Homecare (Therapy 2000)
Sinclair, Cliff Retired (also providing written testimony) (Handicapped Citizens),
Spicewood, TX
Soliz, Stephen Flight Nurse/Air Ambulance Industry (The Texas Association of Air
Medical Services), Galveston, TX
West, David D. (St. Joseph Clubhouse), Houston, TX
Wood, Patty Advocate (St. Joseph House), Houston, TX
ON:
Bentsen, Lan Retired executive & co-founder of Frontera Resources (also providing
written testimony) (Self, as business leader)
Berndt, Trey Associate State Director AARP (also providing written testimony) (AARP)
Bloomer, Dawn Location Director (PSA Healthcare), Bellaire, TX
Conrad, Kristy CFO (Village Learning and Achievement Center), Kingwood, TX
Eubank, Jim Retired (My son Shawn & Reach Unlimited)
Farmer, Drue Judge - Lubbock County (Lubbock Regional MHMR and Lubbock County),
Lubbock, TX
Greene, Brian Food Bank (Texas Food Bank Network), Houston, TX
Harracksingh, Rachel President Life Amb/leg chair TAA (Life Ambulance/TAA)
LaVigne, Laura Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (The ARC of Fort
Bend County), Richmond, TX
Levine, Linda Parent/Advocate (also providing written testimony) (Nathan Levine),
Austin, TX
McClure, LCSW, Madeline Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (The
Texas Association for the Protection of Children), Dallas, TX
Misuk, Laura (also providing written testimony) (Nurse Family Partnership)
Reimer, David Pediatric Therapy (also providing written testimony) (KidsCare Therapy),
Dallas, TX
Rivas, Andrew Executive Director (also providing written testimony) (TX Catholic
Conference)
Russell, Maggie Program Director (Texas Coalition for Healthy Families), Magnolia, TX
Van den Bent, Jerre Physical Therapist (also providing written testimony) (Therapy
2000), Dallas, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
8
WITNESS LIST
Finance
February 2, 2011 9:00 AM
Crawford, Diane Home Health Administrator (Home Health - Jordan Health Service),
Robstown, TX
Against:
Baird, Jennie Angels At Home, Inc (home care) (Texas Association of Home Care &
Hospice)
Carver, Col. Charley A. Retired Army Officer (Mentally Challenged and mentally ill)
Guftner, Michael J. Lieutenant of Corrections (Travis County Sheriffs Office)
Kennedy, Grant Mental Health Rehabilitation (St. Joseph House), Houston, TX
Neavel, Nancy T. Behavioral scientist (LWV - TX)
Parker, Les Administrator (EduCare Community Living), Austin, TX
Priddy, Wes Travis County Sheriffs Office - Captain of Corrections (Travis County),
Austin, TX
On:
Appel, Louis Physician (Texas Medical Association, Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX
Conroy, Jim ICF/MR (Austin Health Resources)
Conroy, Tom Healthcare HCS (Community Choice), Austin, TX
9


nested¶
template <typename T>
struct nested {
T source;
};
sol::nested<...>
is a template class similar to sol::as_table, but with the caveat that every container type within the sol::nested
type will be retrieved as a table from lua. This is helpful when you need to receive C++-style vectors, lists, and maps nested within each other: all of them will be deserialized from lua using table properties rather than anything else.
Note that any caveats with Lua tables apply the moment it is serialized, and the data cannot be gotten out back out in C++ as a C++ type. You can deserialize the Lua table into something explicitly using the sol::as_table_t
marker for your get and conversion operations using Sol. At that point, the returned type is deserialized from a table, meaning you cannot reference any kind of C++ data directly as you do with regular userdata/usertypes. All C++ type information is lost upon serialization into Lua.
The example provides a very in-depth look at both sol::as_table<T>
and sol::nested<T>
, and how the two are equivalent.


This section shows some of the examples of mock ups done, by having dominance over the materials used and the construction tecnique. The exploration in a three dimentional view through the mock ups, is also another mechanism for design expression and representation. All of the examples presented in these section were different trials of projects seen earlier in the portfolio. The mock up is a very important instrument for design process, it provides a full visualization of how the entire image conception is going to turn out. These models were all made with that purpose in mind.


Frequently Asked Questions
This is a big journey, Doe-Nation and there are a ton of questions. Here are a
few that we’ve heard, we’ll sure there will be many more!
Q01: What are you doing on this trip? What are your goals?
A01: AWESOME QUESTION! We’re going around the country to set up presentations
and answer whatever sex-related questions we can. We are hoping to focus on
communities that might not have the availability of online platforms or
well-structured school curriculums, as they inherently have the most to benefit.
Q02: When will this trip happen?
 Our current goal is to start this tour in early December
and keep it going through March or even longer.
Q03: Where do you plan on going?
A03: ANOTHER GREAT QUESTION! By supporting this project, you will get to
nominate (not one, but) two locations for the tour to stop. During the planning
stages of the tour, all the nominations will be tallied to plan the most
geographically inclusive tour possible.
Q04: Will the weekly Sexplanations videos still be happening?
A04: I KNEW YOU’D ASK. Yes.
Q05: How can I support the Road Head tour?
Q06: What kinds of perks are available for supporting the tour?
 Firstly, everyone who supports the tour gets
to nominate two tour stops. This is ensure the trip is not isolated to just
those communities that provide support. Keep in mind that none of the
following lists are complete. Physical perks include postcards, certificates,
and artwork. Digital perks include access to blogs, vlogs, and livestreams.
Altruistic perks include providing food, gas, laundry and showers for the
travellers. Donor-level perks include naming sperm on the RV, naming the RV
itself, and naming the website. There will also be some Meatus (“Meet Us”)
perks, too. Check out all the links above for more!
Q07: Are my contributions tax-deductible?
A07: Contributions made before November 28, 2019 are tax-deductible through our
former fiscal sponsor; donors will receive tax receipts on or before January 31,
2020. Contributions made after November 28, 2019 are not tax-deductible.
Q08: Are these questions actually frequently asked, or
just probably frequently asked?
A08: Hmmmmm… nobody actually asked this but… Probably.


Teenager killed in Guinea during anti-govt protest
A teenager was shot dead by Guinean police on Thursday as he tried to flee a crackdown on mass anti-government protest, his family and doctor said.
Alpha Souleymane Diallo,19, was reportedly caught up in the clashes. A doctor at the Amitie Hospital in Conakry confirmed he died from bullet wounds.
Hundreds of protesters draped in red, the color of the oppostion, took to the streets of Conakry a day after President Alpha Conde confirmed parliamentary elections for February 2020.
The National Front for the Defense of the Constitution (FNDC), a coalition of politicians and activists opposed to a constitutional change that could let Conde seek a third term is leading the protest.
“The movement is getting stronger and stronger. We are here for that and everyone is motivated to go out and say ‘no’ to Alpha Condé, to say ‘no’ to the government, for the Guinean constitution. That’s it, that’s why we’re here today”, said FNDC activist, Haoulatou Bah.
For another FNDC activist, Siradio Sounkin “We, the Guinean youth, are protesting not to have the foundations of the Republic gagged to keep a man in power. We are not against him, we are against him remaining in the Supreme Judiciary beyond his term of office on 21 December 2020.”
Guinea has been shaken by violence during weeks of protests over suspicions by the opposition that President Alpha Conde is seeking a third term in office. The constitution bans this.
At least 18 civilians and a paramilitary policeman have been killed since October 14. Dozens of people have also been injured and more others have been arrested.
On Thursday, Amnesty International published a report with accusations of human rights abuses against the government ahead of the 2020 elections.
AFP


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This example demonstrates brushing on an ordinal bar chart, by mapping the values to integers and specifying a linear scale. The data is sorted by descending value in one fake group, and then another fake group provides the integer/ordinal mapping.


AGANTUK A film review by Sri Rajeev Copyright 1992 Sri Rajeev
AGANTUK (THE STRANGER or THE VISITOR), Bengali with English subtitles, Satyajit Ray, 1991. Shown at the San Francisco International Film Festival (which was dedicated to Mr. Ray's memory) and to appear at Seattle and other festivals.
As Satyajit Ray's last film, AGANTUK would be a sentimental favorite anyway with admirers of the Indian master's work. However, unlike much of Ray's somewhat uneven work in the last few years, this is indeed a good film, able to stand on its own merits. It is not a masterpiece, but it is an exceedingly good film, except for being perhaps a little preachy.
The plot is rather simple: a wealthy Calcutta couple's life is thrown into some turmoil by the unexpected appearance of a man who claims to be the wife's long-lost uncle. She has no recollection of the uncle, who had left home when she was two; and there are few older people who remember him. The mysterious man, played by veteran Utpal Dutt, engages in a game of cat-and-mouse with the couple; he appears erudite and well-travelled--and claims to be an anthropologist who has spent many years among tribal/native peoples in many parts of the world--but is he really a clever imposter eyeing a very substantial inheritance left to the uncle?
Some of the plot similarities to THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE (the French film about the return of a medieval soldier to his home village where the locals think he's an fraud) are clear: how can the man prove himself? But I was also reminded strongly of Ray's own ARANYER DIN RAAT (DAYS AND NIGHTS IN THE FOREST) both for the tribal motif and for the verbal pyrotechnics and sense of menace; as well as Kurosawa's recent work, especially RHAPSODY IN AUGUST and DREAMS, for its concern for the environment and man's relation to nature. Ray and Kurosawa were apparently good friends and perhaps they influenced each other.
AGANTUK fits in with a sequence of Ray films that is relatively little-known. In addition to his brilliant neo-realistic works on rural and poor Bengali life, including the Apu trilogy and ending with the 1973 ASHANI SANKET (DISTANT THUNDER), he also made a number of films about urban angst; including his (in my opinion) underrated "Calcutta Trilogy" consisting of JANA ARANYA (URBAN JUNGLE), SEEMABADDHA (LIMITED CORPORATION) and PRATIDWANDI (THE ADVERSARY). These films trace the rise, in the city that Ray loved, of a commercial middle class without moral or ethical moorings. It is likely that Ray, in his last years, became cynical about the decline of Bengali culture; hence his world-weary SHAKHA PROSHAKHA (BRANCHES OF THE TREE) (1990) and GANASHATRU (ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, adapted from Ibsen) (1989).
Unlike these, AGANTUK is a light-hearted film, although it touches upon heavy questions about what civilization is and what modern man can learn from primitive cultures. Ray seems to use techniques from his best-selling detective fiction in Bengali to build up tension about the identity and motivations of the enigmatic visitor. Arrayed against his bullying intellect are the somewhat bemused hosts, bound by tradition to offer their hospitality. There is an electrifying debate between Utpal Dutt and a friend of the family, well played by angry young man Dhritiman Chatterjee. "Science" and "rationalism" and Mr. Chatterjee come off somewhat the worse for wear against Mr. Dutt's "primitives" and "superstition." In the end, however, the audience is not necessarily captivated by the stern and pedantic Mr. Dutt, who blames his peripatetic life on wanderlust.
Personally for me, there were some great moments in the film--the scene where Mr. Dutt is first seen, on board a train that's pulling into Howrah station in Calcutta--reminded me of how much Ray loved trains, and how significant they were in the Apu trilogy. Some of indoor shots, where the camera seemed to have a mind of its own, gently caressing priceless antiques, were interesting. The music, scored by Ray himself, and the simple but touching folk song, were very appealing. Even the somewhat cliched dance by the Santhal tribals was not bad. All in all, AGANTUK is a fitting end to the career to one of the greatest geniuses of the cinema. In his humanistic tradition, Ray has created a humorous, entertaining and insightful film.
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{% extends "library/base.html" %} {% block title %} Job Details {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Job Title: {{job.title}}
Company Name: {{job.company_name}}
{{job.date_posted|timesince}} Ago
{{job.description|striptags}}
With supporting text below as a natural lead-in to additional content.


If you have to edit the JSON manually, make sure you NEVER remove the "BYTE:" or "STRING:" or any other 'CAPITALS:' part of a tag. This allows the json to be converted in NBT automatically.
ALWAYS HIT THE "Parse from Json" BUTTON after editing, YOUR CHANGES WILL BE OVERWRITTEN if you don't.
My advice: Don't do this manually.
These is an explanation of a simple json database file. You can fully customise this file.
Pro tip: Use this for all your json needs. Also handy: A Java compatible colour picker.
A reward is selected based on the amount donated.
The name of the reward or the message in paypal DO NOTHING.
If a donation matches no reward, a default message shows. (See .cfg file)
If you actually read all the things up to this point, you will have seen (Vars usable).
This means you can use $name, $amount and $note to represent the donators name, the amount donated and the message left in PayPal.
The streamers username can be inserted with $streamer.
You can make random numbers or have it select a random value from a list.
This tag replaces any value in a the NBT.
This is not a normal random tag! Its a type.
All the tags in data will be applie to the itemstack after a random one is picked.
This way you can still add names to items and so on.
{
"type": "randomItem",
"data": {
"tag": {
"display": {
"Name": "STRING:$name"
}
}
}
}
Format: $random
Works with: BYTE (which can be a boolean)
"Flicker": "BYTE:$random",
Format: $random(x,y)
Works with: BYTE, SHORT, INT, LONG, FLOAT, DOUBLE
"Type": "BYTE:$random(0,5)",
Format: $random[value1, value2, value3, value4, ..., valueN]
Works with: BYTE, SHORT, INT, LONG, FLOAT, DOUBLE, STRING
"id": "SHORT:$random[276, 277, 278, 279]",
Only useful with leather armour or fireworks. (As far as I know)
Format: $randomRGB(amountOfColors)
Works with: INT[]
"Colors": "INT[]:$randomRGB(2)",
Only useful with the simple entity really, it gives you a random entity name.
Format: $randomEntity
Works with: STRING
"name": "STRING:$randomEntity",
Only useful with the sounds, you can pick which collection of sounds it needs to pick from
Format: $randomSound(x) where x is all, music, sounds and streaming. You can also use $randomSound or $randomSound() to pick from all.
Works with: STRING
"soundName": "STRING:$randomSound(music)",
This example spawns random fireworks. The flight hight, type of firework, the colour and all the possible attributes are random.
{
"type": "fireworks",
"data": {
"id": "SHORT:401",
"Damage": "SHORT:0",
"Count": "BYTE:1",
"tag": {
"Fireworks": {
"Flight": "BYTE:$random(0,1)",
"Explosions": [
{
"Type": "BYTE:$random(0,5)",
"Flicker": "BYTE:$random",
"Colors": "INT[]:$randomRGB(2)",
"Trail": "BYTE:$random"
}
]
}
}
}
}


Method for adding an item.
Item.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
ID - Item ID.
Method for adding a list of items.
List of items.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for exporting the Items as CSV.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for searching items.
Search criteria.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
IItem[] - Items.
Method for getting all Items.
Paging Token.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
IItem[] - Array of Items.
Method for getting an attachment.
Item ID.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for getting a list of Fields.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
IField[] - Fields.
Method for getting an Item structure.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
IItem - Item's structure.
Method for getting a new View.
View name.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - a View.
Method for getting an Item.
Item ID.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
IItem - Item.
Method for getting the Items' settings.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
ISettings -Items' settings.
Method for getting a View.
View name.
Paging Token.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - a View.
Method for getting a list of names of Views.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
string[] - View's names.
Method for attaching a file.
Item ID.
File.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for removing an item.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
Method for removing a list of items.
List of items.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for updating an item.
Item.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
Method for updating a list of items.
List of items.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
Method for saving the Items' settings.
Settings.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
Method for uploading a file.
File.
File's data.
Callback for return the value if is defined.
any - Result's object.
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Interface for Item's methods.


EBD - Easton Bible DIctionary
Keren-happuch
KEREN-HAPPUCH
"KEREN-HAPPUCH "horn of the face-paint = cosmetic-box, the name of Job’s third daughter (Job. 42:14), born after prosperity had returned to him.
"KEREN-HAPPUCH "horn of the face-paint = cosmetic-box, the name of Job’s third daughter (Job. 42:14), born after prosperity had returned to him.


I have smoked salvia a handful of times, but it only affected me noticeably twice. The prior times produced no effects, probably because I did not smoke it properly (I believe that I may not have heated it enough. Also, I may not have inhaled it deeply enough.)
However, when it did work, I experienced the most bizarre, vivid, and convincing visual hallucinations of my life. I have hallucinated visually while under the influence of marijuana, mushrooms, MDMA, MDA, and DXM, (and tactilely while under the influence of most drugs) but these hallucinations were less intense, because I could differentiate between reality and my experiences.
I was sitting in my college dorm room in the evening with my boyfriend.  I was nervous beforehand, because I had spent time with tripping people and heard stories from friends about the severe nature of salvia trips. I had also smoked it once earlier, with moderate effects, but that was in conjunction with alcohol and marijuana.
In my bedroom, I smoked two hits to no avail. I smoked a third hit, inhaling very sharply and holding it in my throat for at least ten seconds. I looked out my window and noticed three girls walking on a path underneath me. I thought, ‘This isn’t working again.’  Three segments/head turns later, I was looking out the window again – the girls were gone, but I could still hear their voices. A birthday card with three Disney princesses sat to my left, and when I glanced at it, the girls’ voices suddenly belonged to the paper princesses. Looking back at the door, I imagined their voices just outside and waited for several seconds for them to walk into my room.
I turned forward to look at my boyfriend. His head was patterned with many small, square, repeating diagrams of his face as if they were painted on a descending ladder. I focused on each diagram, seeing relatively tiny boxes of his face, approaching me with each descending step. This was very real and scary to me, so I closed my eyes, and laid down. I repeatedly mumbled that he needed to stop, and that everything needed to just stop. About thirty seconds later, I looked up and the ladder patterns were gone. However, I could only see portions of his head (one ear, half the face, his nose and half an eye, his chin) at a time. Once my vision returned to normal, I laid down again.
 Likely several minutes later, I looked up and the first thing I saw was a cupcake. I grabbed it, and hoarded it behind my head.   I was convinced that I had produced the cupcake and that he should not be allowed to share in the treat. I ate it really quickly.
Unfortunately, I have little recollection of what I did or thought next. We probably smoked a bowl of weed, and then invited my friend over. She came, smoked a few hits of the salvia, freaked out that the room was a book closing on her, and shuddered in the corner.
Once the effects had almost entirely faded about two hours later (?), the three of us stumbled around the school with our sober friends and devoured a pie of pizza.
Although salvia was certainly not the most enjoyable or powerful recreational drug I have used, it produced the most vivid and convincing images I have ever seen. I would not like to use it very often, but as it may be illegalized soon, I plan to buy a fair amount for potential future use.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Feel free to contact us.


Mike's Social Studies Home Page
Welcome to my home page! This site is dedicated to the
pursuit of excellence in the study of the social sciences. This site is designed
for both the Social Studies teacher and the student. You will find links to
other Social Studies pages, a web tutor, teacher friendly W3 resources, my own
lesson plans, as well as some information about myself, including my resume.
Excuse the mess, but this site is currently under construction!
Content
- Social Studies
Links--An annotated list of links for the Social Studies teacher and the
inquisitive student
- Election
'96 Links--Yep, this is the place U.S History and Government
students!.
- Lesson
Plans--Here's a list of some of my experimental lesson plans. Try them out
and tell me what you think.
- The Web
Tutor--Studying for test and need an answer to a question? Let me be of
service. This is page is for students and teachers who have questions about
Social Studies and the Internet.
- Resume--If you
like what you see so far, check out my resume.
- Michael
Fantauzzo's Portfolio--If you'd like to learn more about me, this page
contains some of my thoughts and experiences.
- Frederick Douglass: Millennialism And The Civil War--Read my award winning
paper about the perspective of Frederick Douglass.
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The port should be called on Channel 16 one hour before arrival. Normally permission will be given to enter the harbour and directions should be followed as to where to go for clearance.
On arrival boats are normally boarded by Quarantine, Immigration, Customs and Harbour officials. No one should go ashore before formalities are completed. Passport and ship's papers are retained until departure.
Yachts can obtain a cruising permit from the Royal Oman Police (ROP) in the harbour at Mina Qaboos - it is issued from Jan 1st until Dec 31st - and costs 150 O.R. (Approx USD400).
Formalities for outward clearance are complicated and sufficient time should be allowed for them. All offices must be visited in turn, starting with police and finishing with the Harbour Master.
The official Guidelines are that vessels over 30 net tonnage are required to have a agent; under 30nt it is not required but may be an advantage. However, in reality (in particular in Salalah), all yachts are required to clear through an agent (see Noonsite report ), and cannot "go it alone". This can be expensive.
Last updated November 2015.
Passports should have a validity of at least 6 months.
Visas are required by all nationals except those of the Gulf States.
If arriving by yacht, a 10 day short visit visa will be issued on arrival by Immigration for nationals of European, Scandinavian and South American countries, Australia, Brunei, Canada, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Malta, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey and United States.
Nationals of the following countries are only issued visas when arriving as part of a organised tour group :Egypt, Iran, India, Jordan, Albania, Morocco, Syria, Ukraine, Russia and Bosnia.
Without a visa you will not be allowed to leave the port.
Israeli passport holders, and those with evidence of travel to Israel, will be denied entry.
Visa applications can now be made online at www.rop.gov.om/visa/english/onlineservices_visaapplication_main.aspx
See Royal Oman Police website for the latest information.
The loss or theft of a passport can result in considerable difficulties because Omani law requires the traveller to report the loss or theft to the Royal Oman Police (ROP) and try to recover the passport by placing an advertisement in local newspapers.
Last updated November 2015.
Firearms must be declared.
Meat, dates, alcohol and fresh fruit and vegetables may be restricted.
All prescription drugs need to be accompanied by the the prescription.
Last updated November 2015.
Malaria prophylaxis is recommended.
Immigration and Customs fee, 15 Omani rial (about US$40) per yacht.
There is a 6 rial visa fee per person. There is an ATM outside the port gate which you can visit after clearing in and obtaining your visa, to take out Omani rial in order to pay the authorities and retrieve your US dollars.
This is a Muslim country and Islamic law must be respected. Sensitivity regarding standards of dress should be observed. Women should dress conservatively and men must not wear shorts or go shirtless in public. During the month of Ramadan, one should not eat, drink or smoke in public.
Dogs are not allowed to land


How to Buy NEO – A Beginner’s Guide
May 5th, 2018 by Jacob Tuwiner
Buying cryptocurrency can be confusing, especially if you want to buy an altcoin which cannot be bought with traditional fiat currency.
NEO, also known as Chinese Ethereum, has become pretty popular recently as NEO and OnChain are forming more and more partnerships. It’s easy to see why you want to buy some!
What’s not so easy, though, is actually buying NEO for the first time. Luckily, we’ve got your back.
If you want to buy NEO coins, this is the guide for you. Regardless of your prior experience buying, selling, or trading cryptocurrency, you’ll learn everything you need to know to buy NEO quickly and easily in 2018.
How to Buy NEO with USD
You cannot directly purchase NEO with USD. In order to buy, you must first purchase another cryptocurrency with USD, then trade it for NEO.
Before Buying NEO: Purchase Bitcoin or Ethereum
Before buying NEO, you have to buy Bitcoin or Ethereum first. To learn how to buy Bitcoin, follow our guide.
Step 1: Send to an Exchange
After buying Bitcoin, you need to send it to an exchange that trades NEO. In this guide, we will be using Binance.
After signing into Binance, look in the upper-right corner, hover over the Funds tab, then select Balances.
Scroll down to Bitcoin, then click deposit.
Copy your Bitcoin deposit address. Be sure to use your own address, and not the one shown in the picture.
Sign into Coinbase, then select the accounts tab.
Under your Bitcoin wallet, select the send button.
Paste your Binance wallet address in the recipient box. Enter the amount of Bitcoin in dollars that you would like to send, then click continue.
You will then be prompted to confirm your transaction. You will also be shown the miner fee for your transaction. This fee varies, and does not go to Coinbase, but instead to the miners who verify blocks on Bitcoin’s blockchain. If you have 2-factor authentication enabled, you will also be asked to enter your 6-digit verification code.
After you send your Bitcoin, it may take some time to arrive. Don’t panic immediately if your Bitcoin has left Coinbase but not arrived at Binance. Depending on the Bitcoin network and websites themselves, transfers may take some time to process.
Step 2: Buy NEO
After your Bitcoin transfers to Binance, then you can purchase your NEO.
Back on the Balances tab, search for NEO and click Trade. In the dropdown menu, select NEO/BTC.
In the middle of the screen, select the Market tab. In this tutorial, we will be buying NEO with a market order. There are other types of orders, but market orders are the easiest to use.
Enter the amount of NEO you would like to buy. The price you pay per NEO will be shown at the top right in dollars and in Bitcoin. After entering the amount you would like to buy, click Buy NEO. Binance will take a .1% fee from your transaction.
After buying, you should be able to view your NEO in the balances tab.
Step 3: Safely Store Your NEO!
If you’re looking to store your NEO for the long-term, I highly recommend investing in a hardware wallet. They’re the most secure form of storage, end of story.
If you keep your NEO on the exchange wallet, they have control of your private key, not you. Since exchanges like Binance are centralized, your private key is subject to being stolen by cybercriminals. I’m sure you’ve heard of exchanges losing millions of dollars to hackers – don’t be their next victim.
NEO is supported by the Ledger Nano S, one of the most popular hardware wallets on the market. Ledger is a reputable company selling a fantastic product. It is a superb cold storage wallet that makes it impossible for someone to steal your tokens. They’re also backed up by a 24 word recovery phrase in case you lose the Nano S.
Ledger added support for the NEO wallet in the last quarter of 2017. It works well with the NEON wallet, so you can claim your GAS using the Ledger Nano S + NEON combination.
For more information on cryptocurrency wallets, you can check out our guide.
Introduction to NEO
NEO wants to reinvent the way business is conducted by creating a smart economy with deployable Smart Contracts. NEO, otherwise known as “Chinese EThereum”, is quite popular in China (hence the nickname). Unlike ERC-20 tokens that run on the Ethereum blockchain, NEO was built from scratch with its own blockchain network.
The coin has a strong emphasis on digital identity to digitize assets.
NEO hopes to create a smart economy in which assets are digitized and managed autonomously. “Digitized assets” are programmable and exist on the ledger. Users can register their assets and trade them with others, in an entirely decentralized and trustless manner.
Better still, all digitized assets have a digital identity, which provides proof of ownership. Nobody can tamper with digital identities because the blockchain is immutable.
Trade agreements are written as Smart Contracts, and are executed automatically when certain criteria are met. Evidently, NEO has a wide variety of use cases. Business tranactions will become automated, and the need for a third-party to facilitate exchanges will be no more.
NEO, unlike privacy coins such as Monero, is focused on digital identities. Some crypto enthusiasts dislike NEO for its lack of privacy, but it is absolutely necessary for NEO’s success – businesses must be able to track spending, not only for tax purposes, but for marketing purposes as well.
NEO’s developers want it to be adopted by mainstream business and governments alike, which is why they’ve implemented digital identities as one of NEO’s key principles.
NEO’s Smart Contracts
Comparitively to Ethereum, NEO is a decentralized platform for the construction of Smart Contracts and DApps (Decentralized Applications). NEO already has a multitude of decentralized applications that have been developed for their blockchain.
Ethereum uses a unique code known as “Serenity” that all programmers must use if they want to create a Smart Contract, which requires them to learn an entirely new coding language.
Conversely, NEO supports largely popular languages such as .NET, Java, and C# – they plan to have support for GO and Python in the future as well. NEO is far more flexible for developers than Ethereum, which is why more and more are turning to the Chinese alternative.
NEO’s consensus protocol is also unique from Ethereum’s. It’s called Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance – members of the community vote for others to represent them, sort of like the US’ democratic government system. The delegates with the majority of votes are elected to validate the network.
Delegates in the ecosystem are known as Consensus Nodes – they are in charge of validating blocks. When the time comes to validate a block, one Consensus Node is randomly selected to broadcast their block to the network.
Then, other Consensus Nodes compare their data with the broadcasting Consensus Node. If there is a 66% agreeance, the block is validated. Otherwise, another node is randomly selected and the process repeats itself until consensus is reached.
Should you Buy NEO?
Before you spend your hard earned money, you probably want to know if you’re making a good decision.
Crypto assets are incredibily volatile, and many investors blindly fall victim to scams.
Now we’re going to take a look at NEO’s development team, community, partnerships, and more to help you make a more educated decision with your money.
The Team
It is crucial that you consider a project’s development team before you invest in their product, as they are the driving force behind the project’s success.
Luckily, NEO is being developed by a dedicated group of talented individuals. They are well respected by the cryptocurrency community, especially in China.
Hongfei is largely responsible for preserving the cryptocurrency space in China during their government crackdown on ICO scams. He is in communication with Chinese government officials and has worked with them in the past. Zhang is one of NEO’s core developers.
Partnerships
OnChain is definitely one of NEO’s biggest partnerships. In fact, their relationship is fundamental for the token’s success.
Hongfei is the CEO of OnChain, and Zhang is the company’s CTO. NEO and OnChain are not the same entity, but they operate with fluidity. OnChain is partnered with notable figures in the tech industry, including Microsoft China. They’ve also worked with the Japanese Ministry of Economy and Alibaba.
OnChain developed Decentralized Network Architecture (DNA), which works with big Chinese corporations, in addition to the Chinese government, to create public and private blockchains for a variety of use cases.
Here’s the catch:
When businesses decide to work with OnChain and DNA to create their own blockchain, it is built atop NEO’s decentralized network via Smart Contracts. You can think of OnChain as NEO’s connection to big business, and NEO as OnChain’s infrastructure.
Community
The size and quality of a project’s community is also important to note.
NEO has a large community – in fact, they have a team of community developers that work on NEO’s source code purely because they believe in the project. The developers are known as City of Zion.
NEO’s following on Reddit is also significant, with more than 91,000 readers. Additionally, they have an active blog and Telegram channel.
Conclusion
NEO is a popular altcoin, sitting comfortably in the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap. The platform is incredibly useful, and the Chinese government is looking to adopt NEO for use in tracking assets.
The emphasis on digital identity is crucial for NEO’s success, as it renders NEO incredibly useful for businesses and governments. The project is lead by talented individuals, and backed by a strong community. The future of NEO looks bright! page
NOTE: We are not financial advisors and none of this information should be taken as investment advice. We take no responsibility for any losses incurred through cryptocurrency trading.


Class Spline
Represents a spline curve EntityObject (NURBS Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines).
Inherited Members
Namespace: netDxf.Entities
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class Spline : EntityObject, IHasXData, ICloneable
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceSpline(IEnumerable<Vector3>)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(IEnumerable<Vector3> fitPoints)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Vector3> | fitPoints | Spline fit points. |
Remarks
Spline entities created with a list of fit points cannot be used as a boundary path in a hatch.
Spline(List<SplineVertex>)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(List<SplineVertex> controlPoints)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SplineVertex> | controlPoints | Spline control points. |
Remarks
By default the degree of the spline is equal three.
Spline(List<SplineVertex>, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(List<SplineVertex> controlPoints, bool periodic)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SplineVertex> | controlPoints | Spline control points. |
| System.Boolean | periodic | Sets if the spline as periodic closed (default false). |
Remarks
By default the degree of the spline is equal three.
Spline(List<SplineVertex>, List<Double>, Int16)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(List<SplineVertex> controlPoints, List<double> knots, short degree)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SplineVertex> | controlPoints | Spline control points. |
| System.Collections.Generic.List<System.Double> | knots | Spline knot vector. |
| System.Int16 | degree | Degree of the spline curve. Valid values are 1 (linear), degree 2 (quadratic), degree 3 (cubic), and so on up to degree 10. |
Spline(List<SplineVertex>, Int16)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(List<SplineVertex> controlPoints, short degree)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SplineVertex> | controlPoints | Spline control points. |
| System.Int16 | degree | Degree of the spline curve. Valid values are 1 (linear), degree 2 (quadratic), degree 3 (cubic), and so on up to degree 10. |
Spline(List<SplineVertex>, Int16, Boolean)
Initializes a new instance of the Spline
class.
Declaration
public Spline(List<SplineVertex> controlPoints, short degree, bool periodic)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<SplineVertex> | controlPoints | Spline control points. |
| System.Int16 | degree | Degree of the spline curve. Valid values are 1 (linear), degree 2 (quadratic), degree 3 (cubic), and so on up to degree 10. |
| System.Boolean | periodic | Sets if the spline as periodic closed (default false). |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceControlPoints
Gets the spline SplineVertex list.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyList<SplineVertex> ControlPoints { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList<SplineVertex> |
CreationMethod
Gets the spline creation method.
Declaration
public SplineCreationMethod CreationMethod { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SplineCreationMethod |
CtrlPointTolerance
Gets or sets the control point tolerance.
Declaration
public double CtrlPointTolerance { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Degree
Gets or sets the polynomial degree of the resulting spline.
Declaration
public short Degree { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int16 |
Remarks
Valid values are 1 (linear), degree 2 (quadratic), degree 3 (cubic), and so on up to degree 10.
EndTangent
Gets or sets the spline curve end tangent.
Declaration
public Vector3? EndTangent { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<Vector3> |
Remarks
Only applicable to splines created with fit points.
FitPoints
Gets the spline Vector3 list.
Declaration
public List<Vector3> FitPoints { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Vector3> |
FitTolerance
Gets or sets the fit point tolerance.
Declaration
public double FitTolerance { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
IsClosed
Gets if the spline is closed.
Declaration
public bool IsClosed { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsPeriodic
Gets if the spline is periodic.
Declaration
public bool IsPeriodic { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
KnotParameterization
Gets or set the knot parameterization computational method.
Declaration
public SplineKnotParameterization KnotParameterization { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SplineKnotParameterization |
Remarks
Only applicable to splines created with fit points.
Knots
Gets the spline knot vector.
Declaration
public IReadOnlyList<double> Knots { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IReadOnlyList<System.Double> |
Remarks
By default a uniform knot vector is created.
KnotTolerance
Gets or sets the knot tolerance.
Declaration
public double KnotTolerance { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
StartTangent
Gets or sets the spline curve start tangent.
Declaration
public Vector3? StartTangent { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Nullable<Vector3> |
Remarks
Only applicable to splines created with fit points.
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceClone()
Creates a new Spline that is a copy of the current instance.
Declaration
public override object Clone()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object | A new Spline that is a copy of this instance. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourcePolygonalVertexes(Int32)
Converts the spline in a list of vertexes.
Declaration
public List<Vector3> PolygonalVertexes(int precision)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | precision | Number of vertexes generated. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Vector3> | A list vertexes that represents the spline. |
Reverse()
Switch the polyline direction.
Declaration
public void Reverse()
SetUniformWeights(Double)
Sets all control point weights to the specified number.
Declaration
public void SetUniformWeights(double weight)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | weight | Control point weight. |
ToPolyline(Int32)
Converts the spline in a Polyline.
Declaration
public Polyline ToPolyline(int precision)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | precision | Number of vertexes generated. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Polyline | A new instance of Polyline that represents the spline. |
TransformBy(Matrix3, Vector3)
Moves, scales, and/or rotates the current entity given a 3x3 transformation matrix and a translation vector.
Declaration
public override void TransformBy(Matrix3 transformation, Vector3 translation)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Matrix3 | transformation | Transformation matrix. |
| Vector3 | translation | Translation vector. |
Overrides
Remarks
Matrix3 adopts the convention of using column vectors to represent a transformation matrix.


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Geographic Modeling System Simulation
One of the other experiments was with an (overly) complex modeling system written in Java. One of the applications of the system are shown above which is a sinusoidal heat wave propagation into the ground. A live, 2D JavaScript version (using SVG) can be found elsewhere on this site.


Issue 55 of the premier online magazine just for Underwater Photographers - UwPMag - has been released, and is now available for free download at www.UwPmag.com.
UwP Mag issue 55 contains the following news and information for underwater photographers:
News, Travel & Events
- Cameras Underwater presents Martin Edge & Alex Mustard On Underwater Photography, 6th November 2010, Imperial College, London.
- Manado's First Annual Fish & Critter Hunt with Ned and Anna DeLoach 16th - 23rd October 2010
- San Diego UnderSea Film Exhibition Call for entries by July 15th 2010
- Maria Munn Photography Workshop SY Mandarin Siren 9 - 19th January 2011
- Underwater Photo Tutorials, Online education for the Underwater Photographer Created by Jack and Sue Drafahl
- North Sea Film Festival Studio/K in Amsterdam November 19 - 21
- Aaron Wong Photography Workshops SY Philippine Siren
- INON UK Uw Photo Course
- Wetpixel Alaska Expedition June 11-23 2011 with Eric Cheng and Alex Mustard
- Manatees with Mauricio Handler January 31- Feb 5 &- Feb 5-10, 2011
- Underwater Photography for Compact Camera Users by Maria Munn
- Thirteenth Beach: Diving adventures around the world by Wade Hughes
- "Visions in the Sea" Summer Series Charlie Hood Workshop - Wildlife of Cornwall 3rd &4th July 2010
- Wetpixel Night Safari Ambon 2010 With Eric Cheng and Tony Wu 7 - 16th Nov 2010
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- Zen PT-EP01 Dome
- INON Snoot Set for S-2000
- Light & Motion Sola 600
- See Life and Hugyfot
- Subal ND3 housing for Nikon D3/D3x
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- Amphibico housing for Sony HDR XR550V AND CX550V
- SUBAL DP-100 'The Small One'
- SharkTees
- Olympus PT-EP01
- Ultralight TR-LB
- Subal CD4 for Canon EOS 1D Mark IV
- Aquatica housing for the Canon 550 / T2i Rebel
- INON M67 Lens Adapter Base for Fujifilm FinePix 80 & 200
Equipment reviews
- The "Fibresnoot" by Phil Mercurio
- The New Kid Named Canon G11 By Lawrence Alex Wu
Photo Competitions
- 5th ANNUAL OUR WORLD UNDERWATER INTERNATIONAL UNDERWATER PHOTO & VIDEO COMPETITION
Techniques
- Trials and Tribulations..... of shooting a Dive Training reverse cover ByJoseph C. Dovala
Marine life
- With the sperm whales of the mid-Atlantic Ridge by Wade Hughes FRGS
Locations
- Raptures of the Emerald Deep. British Columbia's Diving Wonders by Jett Britnell
- Philippine Impressions By Eric Hanauer
- Rig Diving in Borneo by Mark Webster
- Muck Diving in St. Kitts - By Jason Phillip
- The 'golden islands' of the French Riviera by Jean-Philippe Borges
Parting Shots
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Add the following to your build.sbt:
resolvers += "release repository" at "http://chanan.github.io/maven-repo/releases/"
resolvers += "snapshot repository" at "http://chanan.github.io/maven-repo/snapshots/"
Add to your libraryDependencies:
"akkaguice" %% "akkaguice" % "0.8.3"
First, create or edit conf/play.plugins.  You may also pass in your own GuiceModules, as in the example below. Next, in the onStart callback method pass the injector to AkkaGuice.InitializeInjector() and your namespace (such as com.company.project - in this case I am using the "services" package):
public class Global extends GlobalSettings {
private Injector injector;
public A getControllerInstance(Class clazz) throws Exception {
return injector.getInstance(clazz);
}
@@Override
public void onStart(Application arg0) {
injector = Guice.createInjector(new AkkaGuiceModule(), new GuiceModule());
AkkaGuice.InitializeInjector(injector);
}
}
AkkaGuice will scan your code in the packages you set in the intialization above. This will make them available in Guice to be injected into your controllers or services.
AkkaGuice will be default register your actors by the class name. If a collision occurs, it will use the fully qualified class name of the actor. An example of this is the HelloActor in the sample project. There is one registered as services.HelloActor and one as services.schedule.HelloActor. You may also name your actor using @@Named annotation (java.inject.Named).
@@Named("AnnotatedActor") @@Singleton
public class AnnotatedWithNameActor extends UntypedActor {
@@Override
public void onReceive(Object arg0) throws Exception {
Logger.info("Hello from actor using named annotation");
}
}
An actor marked with the @@Singleton annotation will return the same ActorRef from Guice. If the Actor is not annotated as a @@Singleton, a new ActorRef will be returned each time. Also, a non-singleton actor will be registered in AkkaGuice's PropsContext (See below: "On Demand Creation of Actors").
You may have seen the warning in the akka documentation in the Dependancy Injection section regarding using Singleton attribute. The warning applies to returning the same actor class. In the case of AkkaGuice we are returning the same ActorRef. This still allows Akka to restart the actor if needed.
As mention above, when the annotation does not have a name, Actors are bound to ActorRefs with a name of the class if there are no collision. Otherwise they are bound to a name of the fully qualified class name. For example, in the sample app in the Application controller the HelloActor is injected with the fully qualified name as two HelloActors exist in the project:
private final ActorRef service;
@@Inject
public Application(@@Named("services.HelloActor") ActorRef service) {
this.service = service;
}
Any services injected into actors will be resolved as well:
public class HelloActor extends UntypedActor {
private final SayHello hello;
@@Inject
public HelloActor(SayHello hello) {
this.hello = hello;
}
...
}
ActorRefs can also be request from Guice on demand. All injections will still be resolved. This example is from services.HelloActor:
final ActorRef perRequestActor = Akka.system().actorOf(PropsContext.get(PerRequestActor.class));
Or:
final ActorRef perRequestActorByName = getContext().actorOf(PropsContext.get("PerRequest"));
AkkaGuice also provides for automatic scheduling of Actors. A String "tick" will be sent to the Actor on the schedule set by the annotation.
As seen in the services.schedule.HelloActor class, use the schedule annotation to periodically ping your actor:
@@Schedule(initialDelay = 1, timeUnit = TimeUnit.SECONDS, interval = 2)
To ping your actor one time use the ScheduleOnce annotation. This example is located in services.schedule.HelloOnceActor:
@@ScheduleOnce()
In this case, the defaults of the annotation were used:
If values are entered in the conf file they override the values of the annotation.
The following entries can be entered in the conf file:
services.schedule.HelloRepeatConfigActor.initialDelay = 4 seconds
services.schedule.HelloRepeatConfigActor.interval = 2 seconds
The following can be entered via config:
services.schedule.HelloOnceConfigActor.initialDelay = 5 seconds
You can disable both types of scheduled actors via config:
services.schedule.NotEnabledActor.enabled = false


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We have heard a lot of Firefox OS and currently it is one of the top trending Mobile OS in the world. Recently it has been released in India and has seen massive success.
Developing apps for Firefox OS is very simple, it is just with the help of HTML5, Javascript and CSS3. We can also develop apps with the help of the Mozilla Appmaker tool. It is always interesting to develop more apps. In upcoming post you can learn more about developing apps with the help of API's.
| Education Apps for Firefox |
Each and every month Firefox Student Ambassador team is working on different theme which will be helping lot of students to think apps in different perspective. For the month of September it is Educational Games.
We all know Education is Key for Success, and we all know Gaming brings fun to all of us. Keeping this is mind students will have to develop some of the interesting apps which will be teaching others in Gamified Manner.
We have lot of game ideas


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Mixing Tabs & Spaces
Trey Hunner / @treyhunner
My name is Trey. I do corporate training and I teach online. My primary programming specialty is Python.
I'm going to teach you how to mix and tabs when indenting your Python code.
Indentation
Programmers use indentation to make code readable
Python uses indentation to define code blocks
Python allows either tabs or spaces for indentation
Why not both? 😈
As programmers, we use indentation to **make our code readable**.
Unlike most other programming languages, Python actually **cares about our indentation**.
It uses indentation to **figure out what our code blocks look like**.
In Python, we can use **either spaces or tabs** for indentation.
But what if we didn't want to choose between tabs and spaces? What if we couldn't decide?
What if we used a **mix of both tabs and spaces**?
Some programmers just want to mix tabs and spaces
You're probably wondering what kind of indecisive fool would *mix* tabs and spaces.
That's not what I'm going to talk about though.
I'm not going to tell you why you should mix tabs and spaces, I'm only going to **show you HOW**.
Indentation doesn't always matter
def flatten(matrix):
return [
n for row
in matrix for n
in row
]
def len_or_none(obj):
try:
return len(obj)
except TypeError:
return None
First we need to talk about indentation.
Indentation doesn't always matter as much as you might think.
If you're continuing a line by leaving open a parenthesis, bracket, or brace, the indentation doesn't matter at all
If you're making a **new** indentation level to start a new block of indented code, that first line of code only needs to have greater indentation.
It doesn't matter whether it aligns with some previously indented-block. It just needs to be greater.
Same block? Indentation matters.
def guess_number():
while True:
guess = input('Guess: ')
if guess == '4':
break
def len_or_none(obj):
try:
return len(obj)
except TyperError:
return None
However, indentation often does matter.
If you're in the **same code block**, your **indentation level must remain the same**. You can't remove a space, you can't add a space.
That `if` statement on the left is not lined up with the `guess` variable but it's also not at the same level as the `while` so it's not inside the `while` block but it's also not outside it. That is broken code.
That `except` line on the right isn't in the same block as the `try`, but it's supposed to be. That's also broken code.
Indentation rules for each line of code
Same block : last line's indentation level
Outer block : a previous less-indented level
New block : more indented than current indentation
If a line of code is in the **same block** as the previous line it must be **indented the same amount**.
If a line of code is supposed to **end the current block** by being outside of it, it must **line up with a previous indentation level**.
If a line of code is forming a **new code block** (for example the first line of an `if` or a `while`) it must be **more indented** than the last line of code.
What about tabs and spaces?
Typewriters: tab key moves the cursor to the next tab stop
In Python, there's a tab stop at every 8 characters
1 tab character = number of spaces until the next tab stop
Those indentation rules are great, but what about mixing tabs and spaces?
When using tabs it's important to keep in mind that tab characters represent the number of characters until the next 8 character tab stop.
Sometimes we can approximate this idea by saying that tabs are equal to 8 spaces. But that's not quite true.
Let's take a look at some code to see why that is.
Tab stops are 8 characters
def guess_number():
while True:
guess = input('Guess: ')
if guess == '4':
break
def guess_number():
while True:
guess = input('Guess: ')
if guess == '4':
break
The indentation in these code blocks is highlighted. Every space character is blue and every tab character is red.
These two code samples are equivalent. In the code block on the right you can see that those 8 spaces are seen as equivalent to that 1 tab character.
We can use them interchangeably.
Tabs: not always 8 spaces
def guess_number():
while True:
guess = input('Guess: ')
if guess == '4':
break
def guess_number():
while True:
guess = input('Guess: ')
if guess == '4':
break
These two code blocks are also equivalent.
Note that on the right, the `if` statement line is indented with 4 spaces and 1 tab, but Python sees this as equivalent to 8 spaces.
There is a tab stop every 8 characters in Python.
Tab *characters* only **fill the space needed** to reach the **next tab stop**.
def progressively_more_spaces():
print("let's add one more space to the beginning...")
print("of each line.")
print("The effective indentation is the same")
print("even though we're adding more spaces.")
print("Each tab represents only the spaces needed")
print("to get to the next 8 character tab stop.")
if "your editor doesn't use 8 character tabs":
print("you may have trouble reading this code.")
print("Python uses 8 character tab stops")
print("so we also use 8 character tab stops.")
print("This way we can mix spaces and tabs")
print("without any worries about broken code.")
print("Mixing tabs and spaces can be fun")
print("but beware!")
while "you could write code like this":
print("It's probably best not to.")
A line of code with **1 tab** is equivalent to a line of code with **1 space and 1 tab**.
This is also equivalent to **2 spaces and 1 tab** or **7 spaces and 1 tab**.
**8 spaces and one tab** is the same as **2 tabs** or **16 spaces**.
Configure your editor
# http://editorconfig.org
[*.py]
indent_size = 4
tab_width = 8
indent_style = tab
This is very important: if you are mixing tabs and spaces, you must configure your text editor to use tab stops that are 8 characters wide.
Don't use Python 3
$ python3 examples/demo.py
File "examples/demo.py", line 3
print("of each line.")
^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
Also you can't use python 3.
Python 3 completely disallows indentation styles that use a mix of tabs and spaces.
PEP 373
End Of Life for Python 2.7: 2020
But that shouldn't be a problem because you never really have to upgrade to Python 3.
You can use Python 2 forever.


The popular training software Zwift is becoming more and more popular !
So is customised training with Zwift and all of the features, one of them being the custom workout section in which you can create and ride your own workouts.
Unfortunatly that 'creator' is not user friendly and long or complex workouts take hours to build, thats why we are here.
We provide you with a quick Copy and Paste friendly way to create more complex workouts and download them.
In the legend down below are the possible blocks you may enter in to the Generator field. Enter your numbers and click on 'Show me my workout!' to see what your current workout looks like!
You should try the 'Example' !
When you are finished click 'Generate my .zwo workout file' and import it into Zwift (Explanation) , note that a pop up window might get blocked by your browser, to receive the generated workout you should open that window.
Q: One of the blocks I defined is not shown in the graph
A: You should check if the spelling aligns with the legend and you did not miss any closing bracket or so, in the text block you must also use the ' correctly. If the problem persists please send an email including a screenshot.
Q: Nothing happens when i click generate workout
A: Your browser might block the pop up window in which the download is started (usually seen in the adress bar), you should try to allow that pop up.
Q: I cannot use the site on my mobile device
A: Unfortunatly we do not support mobile device use at the moment, sorry !


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We are Young Gambians with Talented Skills of Programming, one can only know how about computer when he/she learned about it, becaouse one thing I know you cannot lie about it, what you know is what you will se on the screen and evrerywhere else you go...so we are not just Team of developers but we brothers and sister that's what bring us together and we can design and build websites and also design and build database as you see me Modeling database on my picture.
We are Young Gambians with Talented Skills of Programming, one can only know how about computer when he/she learned about it, becaouse one thing I know you cannot lie about it, what you know is what you will se on the screen and evrerywhere else you go...so we are not just Team of developers but we brothers and sister that's what bring us together and we can design and build websites and also design and build database as you see me Modeling database on my picture.
We also design database as you want it to be...or we can come come up with a good database design which you will surely like because is our job to make you happy and is our first priority.
We also built database as you want it to be...or we can come come up with a good database design which you will surely like because is our job to make you happy and is our first priority.


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I am from Jamshedpur and currently a first year
undergrad at BIT Mesra,Ranchi studying ECE.
I had a brief one month stint at St.Xaviers Calcutta
but took a drop to pursue Engineering at BIT Mesra.
I have a very keen interest in electronics as well as in computer science.
I am currently trying my hand at Competitve Programming and have just recently started to explore the domain of Web Development.
Other than these I also like to play Basketball and read novels.
This is the portfolio web-page that I have made
and it is my very first project I've built.
I am looking forward to much more such projects in the future
I started coding with Java
which has now expanded to c++
as well as HTML and css


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| 002:228 Khan | : |
And divorced women shall wait (as regards their marriage) for three menstrual periods, and it is not lawful for them to conceal what Allah has created in their wombs, if they believe in Allah and the Last Day. And their husbands have the better right to take them back in that period, if they wish for reconciliation. And they (women) have rights (over their husbands as regards living expenses, etc.) similar (to those of their husbands) over them (as regards obedience and respect, etc.) to what is reasonable, but men have a degree (of responsibility) over them. And Allah is All- Mighty, All-Wise. |
| 002:228 Maulana | : |
And the divorced women should keep themselves in waiting for three courses. And it is not lawful for them to conceal that which Allah has created in their wombs, if they believe in Allah and the Last Day. And their husbands have a better right to take them back in the meanwhile if they wish for reconciliation. And women have rights similar to those against them in a just manner, and men are a degree above them. And Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 002:228 Pickthal | : |
Women who are divorced shall wait, keeping themselves apart, three (monthly) courses. And it is not lawful for them that they should conceal that which Allah hath created in their wombs if they are believers in Allah and the Last Day. And their husbands would do better to take them back in that case if they desire a reconciliation. And they (women) have rights similar to those (of men) over them in kindness, and men are a degree above them. Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 002:228 Rashad | : |
The divorced women shall wait three menstruations (before marrying another man). It is not lawful for them to conceal what GOD creates in their wombs, if they believe in GOD and the Last Day. (In case of pregnancy,) the husband's wishes shall supersede the wife's wishes, if he wants to remarry her. The women have rights, as well as obligations, equitably. Thus, the man's wishes prevail (in case of pregnancy). GOD is Almighty, Most Wise. |
| 002:228 Sarwar | : |
The divorced women must wait up to three menstrual cycles before another marriage. If they believe in God and the Day of Judgment, it is not lawful for them to hide what God has created in their wombs. Within their waiting period their husbands have the right to resume marital relations, if they want reconciliation. Women have benefits as well as responsibilities. Men have a status above women. God is Majestic and Wise. |
| 002:228 Shakir | : |
And the divorced women should keep themselves in waiting for three courses; and it is not lawful for them that they should conceal what Allah has created in their wombs, if they believe in Allah and the last day; and their husbands have a better right to take them back in the meanwhile if they wish for reconciliation; and they have rights similar to those against them in a just manner, and the men are a degree above them, and Allah is Mighty, Wise. |
| 002:228 Sherali | : |
And the divorced women shall wait concerning themselves for three courses; and it is not lawful for them that they conceal what ALLAH has created in their wombs, if they believe in ALLAH and the Last Day; and their husbands have the greater right to take them back during that period, provided they desire reconciliation. And they (the women) have rights similar to those (of men) over them in equity; but men have a degree of advantage above them. And ALLAH is Mighty and Wise. |
| 002:228 Yusufali | : |
Divorced women shall wait concerning themselves for three monthly periods. Nor is it lawful for them to hide what Allah Hath created in their wombs, if they have faith in Allah and the Last Day. And their husbands have the better right to take them back in that period, if they wish for reconciliation. And women shall have rights similar to the rights against them, according to what is equitable; but men have a degree (of advantage) over them. And Allah is Exalted in Power, Wise. |
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HOOK A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1991 Ken Johnson
140 min., PG, Fantasy, 1991 Director: Steven Spielburg Cast: Robin Williams, Dustin Hoffman, Julia Roberts, Bob Hoskins, Maggie Smith, Charlie Korsmo, Phil Collins, David Crosby, Glenn Close
A retelling of the widely known fantasy Peter Pan. This one, though, has a big twist to it, Peter Pan (going by the name Peter Banning) is now grown up and is a very successful business man. So successful, in fact, that he has no time for his family and has forgotten about his childhood. For Christmas, Peter, his wife, and two children, go to London to visit Wendy.  They leave their children alone in Wendy's house. When they get back they find the house in shambles and the children missing. Attached to the bedroom door, with a knife, is a note saying that if Peter ever wants to see his children again he must come to get them, and it is signed Hook. Peter must journey to Never Never Land to try to remember his childhood and save his children.
HOOK is one of the best films I have seen in a long time! The special effects are well done and the story, except in a couple of places, is very well done. Those few spots when the script was lacking didn't hinder my enjoyment of the film though. The soundtrack, done by John Williams, fits the film perfectly. I definitely recommend that you venture out to your local movie theater and see this film, even at full price. On a zero to five scale I give the film a five. HOOK is rated PG for explicit language and violence, but is perfectly acceptable to bring the whole family to.
Robin Williams plays Peter Pan and does a relatively good job. As Peter Banning, Robin Williams did a perfect job. It was like the role was written for him, a serious businessman who takes phone calls during his daughter's play (of "Peter Pan," of course) but yet still finds time to have fun, like dueling with cellular phones. As Peter Pan, though, something was missing. He didn't quite fit the role. Over all he did a very good job, to the best of his abilities, which is the most you can ask of someone. And Robin Williams in green tights is a sight to see.
Dustin Hoffman portrays the ultimate evil, Captain Hook. He makes Hook into an evil person but with some compassion. For instance, instead of just killing Peter Pan in the beginning when Peter can't fight, Hook waits to give Peter a chance to make himself a better fighter so Peter can have a chance. Part of the reason for this, I am sure, was to make Captain Hook seem not so scary to little children (I don't know how well that worked because I went to the 9:30 PM showing and there were no little children in the audience). At times Hook will seem a to do things a little odd, but if you just accept it, it will make the movie run smoothly and thus makes the movie more enjoyable for you. At some spots in the film the script, the lines for Captain Hook could have been written a little better, but Dustin Hoffman covers quite well in the slow spots. Overall Dustin Hoffman puts in a memorable performance.
Julia Roberts plays TinkerBell, Peter Pan's friend fairy. Although Julia Roberts would not have been my first choice for the role, she, like everybody else in the movie, put in a very good performance. In most of her scenes she was edited in, so she was seen with Peter Pan or some of the Lost Boys, very effectively. With the props used I found myself believing that Julia Roberts was really that small in real life which means that the special effects in the film are very good. In my opinion, TinkerBell is one of the most important roles in HOOK (second to Peter Pan and Captain Hook) which means that the performance put out by the actress is very important, and Julia lived up to my expectations.
Maggie Smith plays Wendy, now grown to the age of eighty-something. She remembers the days before Peter Pan grew up and when he decided to grow up she helped him find a home, along with many of the Lost Boys. In fact the speech she is giving is because she is being honored for her work with children, which included finding homes for some of the Lost Boys. I don't have much to say for Maggie Smith's performance for she is not on the screen very much but when she is she does a very good job. Her character provides the sensitivity and compassion that Peter's kids need and she is also the person who tries to explain to Peter who he really is, but to no avail.
Bob Hoskins portrays Smee, Captain Hook's right hand man.  He is not given a chance though to really express how he feels because Captain Hook steps in when ever he tries. Bob Hoskins role was not written so the character would be really remembered after the film. He was there mostly, I feel, because he was in the original Peter Pan story, and for occasional comic relief.
 The two combined put in good a performance, always fighting and playing, especially when Daddy is on the phone trying to speak about some important business information. But apart the two don't do nearly as well, as proven towards the end of the film. Korsmo is a child that has a hard time forgiving his dad after he has been let down, and this anger towards his dad becomes very important towards the end of the film. Peter's daughter, on the other hand, is quick to forgive her dad, partially, I feel, because she realizes even though he messes up he still loves her very much.
Pop singer Phil Collins shows up for a brief cameo as a police detective that arrives at Wendy's house to investigate the missing children. David Crosby (of Crosby, Stills, and Nash) is one of Captain Hook's fun loving pirates and, like Phil Collins, doesn't show up very often in the film. Glenn Close also shows up for a brief cameo in the film.
The biggest mistake in the writing of the film, I feel, is how the Lost Boys were handled. Most of Never Never Land has remained the same way it was from when Peter Pan was there, but for some reason some of the Lost Boys have been changed to the current times. The new leader of the Lost Boys has a punk hairdo and rides around on sort of a skate board that runs on tracks. The Lost Boys hide out has been equipped with a basketball court, and a skate board rink even! I feel that the Lost Boys should have been left alone. Some of the Lost Boys, on the other hand, were unchanged in the ways that they act and are dressed.
The sets were really well made, especially the ones for TinkerBell. They also really portrayed the fact that Peter Pan was no longer in the regular world, but in a world that for the most part is behind the "civilized" world. The major set mistake was the Lost Boys hide out. The Lost Boys hideout is a giant tree on a raised island. From the far shots the island looks really small, but when the people are in the hideout, the hideout seems to stretch out for miles. Also, how do the Lost Boys make it onto the island. Never in the film do the Lost Boys fly and I am sure that they don't always go up the way Peter did, by a giant sea shell that was raised from the ocean.
The way the end of the film was handled was predictable and a little disappointing. I think that the most effort in a script should go towards the ending, because for me the ending of a film makes it, or breaks it. Almost at the very end the script picks back up again and just when you think that it has recovered it totally loses it with a scene with.
Other than these few mistakes, which you barely even notice when watching the film, the film is very, very good. Steven Spielberg's directing was also very well done. So run out to the movie theater to see the film, but allow yourself plenty of time for the movie might sell out early, and this is one not to miss.
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