Senior at Washington High School, Hackathon Enthusiast, and Independent Researcher
Who I Am
I am a high school student at Washington High School and a research intern at UC Santa Barbara. My favorite field is electrical engineering and computer science. I love seeing how we can optimize our usage of energy to maximize information storage and processing. I also enjoy being able to manipulate that information through coding artificially intelligent systems. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with other friends and community members, raising intellectual discussions, and cultivating a healthy environment for education.
Outside of school, I enjoy video games, Taekwondo, and music. My favorite video game is Overwatch, my favorite fighters currently are Zabit Magomedsharipov and Israel Adesanya, and my favorite artist is The Kid LAROI.
Research Projects
Effect of Inversion Asymmetry on Quantum Confinement of Dirac Semimetal
Studied the electronic transport properties of the Dirac Semimetal Cd3As2
Created a quantum simulation model that manipulated the inversion asymmetry and hybridization of the material using Kwant package in Python
Proposed novel spintronics devices and topological field effect transistors using Cd3As2
Accepted for 9th Global Conference on Materials Science and Engineering and also to be published in the Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Stock Market Forecasting using Sentiment Analysis of Tweets
Ongoing project utilizing sentiment analysis of tweets to forecast stock market pricing
Deep learning model trained on past stock market prices and tweets in the same interval of time, using natural language processing and PyTorch
Uses Twitter API for web scraping and Yahoo Finance stock prices for training data
Hackathons
Secure Online Platform for Restaurant-Consumer Activism
2nd at Epsilon Hacks
Developed an online platform for consumers and restaurants to promote activist movements nearby
Contains descriptive data visualization, post/comment features, and secure checkouts
Using AWS cloud database, recommendation systems, and text recognition
Personal Menu Allergen Detector
2nd at SRC Hacks II
Developed a menu analyzer where users can take pictures of the menu and the application searches the dishes online no matter the language, outputting possible allergens that may speciﬁcally aﬀect the user
Uses Flask, text recognition, and database management
Food Label Analyzer Using Optical Character Recognition
2nd at Sigma Hacks I
Created an app where users could see harmful ingredients by taking photo of a food label
Uses Django with Google Cloud Vision and web scraping
Multi-disciplinary Smart Calculator
2nd at MV Hacks II
Developed an eﬃcient calculator with functionalities in Calculus, Physics, and Chemistry with robust regular expression checking and 3D modelling
Uses Matplotlib, Chempy, and Sympy
Education
Washington High School
2017-2021
4.0 UW
President of Data Science Club,
President of National Honors Society,
Vice President of Physics Club
AP Computer Science A,
AP Computer Science Principles,
AP Chemistry,
AP Physics 1,
AP Physics C: Mechanics,
AP Calculus BC,
AP Statistics,
AP United States History,
AP European History,
AP English Language and Composition,
AP Chinese Language and Culture,
AP Spanish Language and Culture
Arizona State University
2018-2021
4.0UW
Dual Enrollment:
MAT 210, MAT 242, MAT 243, MAT 267, MAT 300, MAT343, ECN 211, ECN 212
Foothill College
2018-2021
4.0UW
Dual Enrollment: CS2A, CS2B, CS22A
UC Santa Barbara
2020-2020
4.0UW
Dual Enrollment:
INT 93P, INT 93R
Organizations
Youth for First Responders
A tutoring organization based in Arcadia, CA where donations are given to first responders
Taught python to three high school students every weekend online
Raised over $1565 as an organization during the summer
Washington Hospital Healthcare System
Main hospital in Alameda County
Assisted annual flu-shot drive for employees and volunteers
Volunteered by managing storage and business transactions with customers
Practiced marketing and helped furnish the gift shop
Fremont Recreational Center
Summer camp program in Fremont, California
Counseled little kids about the importance of active lifestyle
Volunteered by managing sports and recreation with little kids
Centro de Servicios
An English/Spanish bilingual organization focused on assisting low-income families in Union City, Fremont, and Newark
Restocked food and technology devices and managed the clothing supply


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Arctic Explorer Lost on Photo With Giant Icelandic Glacier
Vatnajokull is the largest glacier in Iceland and in Europe. It is located in the southeastern part of the island and occupies 8% of its territory, or 8,133 km², by volume.
An unbelievable picture shows adventurer Sarah Rodgers photographed in front of the colossal ice field.
The glacier is so huge that she can barely be seen.
The photo was made by Jack Anstey a friend of Sarah Rodgers.
“When we saw the glacier, Sarah and I both got out the car and walked in other directions,” Jack said.
“This image was taken from about 1km [0.6 miles] away on a big zoom lens; I wanted to capture the scale of the glacier so I radioed to Sarah and asked her to stand there for context,” he added.


Frank Lampard: Lille clash can be defining occasion for Chelsea youngsters
by FSA EditorChelsea face a huge clash with Lille in the Champions League on Tuesday and Frank Lampard is confident his side will be at their best.
Frank Lampard believes Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Lille will be a defining moment for Chelsea’s youngsters.
Chelsea can book a place in the last 16 of the competition with victory at Stamford Bridge, while a draw will be enough if Valencia lose to Ajax in the other Group H fixture.
The Blues’ only two European wins this term have come on their travels, but Lampard hopes the make-or-break nature of the Lille match can bring the best out of his players.
Asked if games like Tuesday’s can shape the younger members of his squad, Lampard told reporters: “Yeah, they are crucial for the players. I was fortunate to have big moments like this for the club.
“I like that this is a knockout, we are going to be at our best. It is a big game, almost like a knockout game.
“We have wanted more in our home games. When you score early in the game it changes the face of the game. When you play well but don’t score you add the pressure yourselves.”
Chelsea lost 3-1 to lowly Everton in the Premier League on Saturday and have won just one of their past five matches in all competitions.
However, Lampard is not concerned by his side’s form and is glad to have a chance to make an instant response against Lille.
“It was always going to come,” he said at Monday’s pre-match news conference. “The way we are, the nature of the Premier League. It was never going to be plain sailing. This is a test.
“It’s a tight turnaround, but that is the nature of the season. There is work you can do and working out there. I am pleased we’re playing.”
Chelsea have been boosted by the return of Antonio Rudiger to their squad for Tuesday’s match, though Fikayo Tomori and Olivier Giroud will not be involved.
Rudiger has featured only once this term – in the 5-2 league win over Wolves on September 14 – and Lampard acknowledged his side have missed the German centre-back.
“He is in the squad. It is good to have him back,” Lampard added. “We have given him a lot of work. He has come through that and he looks fit and ready to go.
“I know he is hungry. He is a good defender, you miss those individuals. And then see what he can bring for us.”


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Mirrors the sl::Mat class used in the ZED C++ SDK to store images. Can be used to retrieve individual images from GPU or CPU memory: see ZEDCamera.RetrieveImage() and ZEDCamera.RetrieveMeasure(). More...
Functions | |
| ZEDMat () | |
| Creates an empty Mat. More... | |
| ZEDMat (System.IntPtr ptr) | |
| Creates a mat from an existing internal ptr. More... | |
| void | Create (sl.Resolution resolution, MAT_TYPE type, MEM mem=MEM.MEM_CPU) |
| Creates a Mat with a given resolution. More... | |
| void | Create (uint width, uint height, MAT_TYPE type, MEM mem=MEM.MEM_CPU) |
| Creates a Mat with a given width and height. More... | |
| bool | IsInit () |
| True if the Mat has been initialized. More... | |
| void | Free (MEM mem=(MEM.MEM_GPU|MEM.MEM_CPU)) |
| Frees the memory of the Mat. More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | UpdateCPUFromGPU () |
| Copies data from the GPU to the CPU, if possible. More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | UpdateGPUFromCPU () |
| Copies data from the CPU to the GPU, if possible. More... | |
| string | GetInfos () |
| Returns information about the Mat. More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | CopyTo (sl.ZEDMat dest, sl.COPY_TYPE copyType=COPY_TYPE.COPY_TYPE_CPU_CPU) |
| Copies data from this Mat to another Mat (deep copy). More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | Read (string filePath) |
| Reads an image from a file. Supports .png and .jpeg. Only works if Mat has access to MEM_CPU. More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | Write (string filePath, int compressionLevel=-1) |
| Writes the Mat into a file as an image. Only works if Mat has access to MEM_CPU. More... | |
| int | GetWidth () |
| Returns the width of the matrix. More... | |
| int | GetHeight () |
| Returns the height of the matrix. More... | |
| int | GetChannels () |
| Returns the number of values/channels stored in each pixel. More... | |
| int | GetPixelBytes () |
| Returns the size in bytes of one pixel. More... | |
| int | GetStep () |
| Returns the memory 'step' in number/length of elements - how many values make up each row of pixels. More... | |
| int | GetStepBytes () |
| Returns the memory 'step' in bytes - how many bytes make up each row of pixels. More... | |
| int | GetWidthBytes () |
| Returns the size of each row in bytes. More... | |
| MEM | GetMemoryType () |
| Returns the type of memory (CPU and/or GPU). More... | |
| bool | IsMemoryOwner () |
| Returns whether the Mat is the owner of the memory it's accessing. More... | |
| sl.Resolution | GetResolution () |
| Returns the resolution of the image that this Mat holds. More... | |
| void | Alloc (uint width, uint height, MAT_TYPE matType, MEM mem=MEM.MEM_CPU) |
| Allocates memory for the Mat. More... | |
| void | Alloc (sl.Resolution resolution, MAT_TYPE matType, MEM mem=MEM.MEM_CPU) |
| Allocates memory for the Mat. More... | |
| int | SetFrom (ZEDMat src, COPY_TYPE copyType=COPY_TYPE.COPY_TYPE_CPU_CPU) |
| Copies data from another Mat into this one(deep copy). More... | |
| System.IntPtr | GetPtr (MEM mem=MEM.MEM_CPU) |
| void | Clone (ZEDMat source) |
| Duplicates a Mat by copying all its data into a new one (deep copy). More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out float value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out float2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out float3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out float4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C4) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out byte value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out char2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out char3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | GetValue (int x, int y, out char4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref float value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref float2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref float3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, float4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C4) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref byte value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref char2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref char3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetValue (int x, int y, ref char4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref float value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref float2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref float3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref float4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C4) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref byte value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref char2 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref char3 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3) More... | |
| sl.ERROR_CODE | SetTo (ref char4 value, sl.MEM mem) |
| Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4) More... | |
Properties | |
| IntPtr | MatPtr [get] |
| Returns the internal ptr of a Mat. More... | |
Mirrors the sl::Mat class used in the ZED C++ SDK to store images. Can be used to retrieve individual images from GPU or CPU memory: see ZEDCamera.RetrieveImage() and ZEDCamera.RetrieveMeasure().
For more information on the Mat class it mirrors, see: https://www.stereolabs.com/docs/api/classsl_1_1Mat.html
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Creates an empty Mat.
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Creates a mat from an existing internal ptr.
| ptr | IntPtr to create the material with. |
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Creates a Mat with a given resolution.
| resolution | Resolution for the new Mat. |
| type | Data type and number of channels the Mat will hold. Depends on texture type: see sl.VIEW and sl.MEASURE in ZEDCommon.cs. |
| mem | Whether Mat should exist on CPU or GPU memory. Choose depending on where you'll need to access it from. |
Creates a Mat with a given width and height.
| width | Width of the new Mat. |
| height | Height of the new Mat. |
| type | Data type and number of channels the Mat will hold. Depends on texture type: see sl.VIEW and sl.MEASURE in ZEDCommon.cs. |
| mem | Whether Mat should exist on CPU or GPU memory. Choose depending on where you'll need to access it from. |
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True if the Mat has been initialized.
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Frees the memory of the Mat.
| mem | Whether the Mat is on CPU or GPU memory. |
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Copies data from the GPU to the CPU, if possible.
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Copies data from the CPU to the GPU, if possible.
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Returns information about the Mat.
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Copies data from this Mat to another Mat (deep copy).
| dest | Mat that the data will be copied to. |
| copyType | The To and From memory types. |
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Reads an image from a file. Supports .png and .jpeg. Only works if Mat has access to MEM_CPU.
| filePath | File path, including file name and extension. |
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Writes the Mat into a file as an image. Only works if Mat has access to MEM_CPU.
| filePath | File path, including file name and extension. |
| compression_level | Compression level used. Highest value means highest compression (smaller size). Range : [0 - 100]. |
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Returns the width of the matrix.
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Returns the height of the matrix.
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Returns the number of values/channels stored in each pixel.
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Returns the size in bytes of one pixel.
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Returns the memory 'step' in number/length of elements - how many values make up each row of pixels.
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Returns the memory 'step' in bytes - how many bytes make up each row of pixels.
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Returns the size of each row in bytes.
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Returns the type of memory (CPU and/or GPU).
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Returns whether the Mat is the owner of the memory it's accessing.
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Returns the resolution of the image that this Mat holds.
Allocates memory for the Mat.
| width | Width of the image/matrix in pixels. |
| height | Height of the image/matrix in pixels. |
| matType | Type of matrix (data type and channels; see sl.MAT_TYPE) |
| mem | Where the buffer will be stored - CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Allocates memory for the Mat.
| resolution | Size of the image/matrix in pixels. |
| matType | Type of matrix (data type and channels; see sl.MAT_TYPE) |
| mem | Where the buffer will be stored - CPU memory or GPU memory. |
Copies data from another Mat into this one(deep copy).
| src | Source Mat from which to copy. |
| copyType | The To and From memory types. |
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Duplicates a Mat by copying all its data into a new one (deep copy).
| source |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C1)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C2)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C3)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C4)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Returns the value of a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Gets filled with the current value. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C1)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C2)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C3)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_32F_C4)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Sets a value to a specific point in the matrix. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4)
| x | Row the point is in. |
| y | Column the point is in. |
| value | Value to which the point will be set. |
| mem | Whether point is on CPU memory or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C1)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C2)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C3)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_32F_C4)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C1)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C2)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C3)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Fills the entire Mat with the given value. (MAT_TYPE_8U_C4)
| value | Value with which to fill the Mat. |
| mem | Which buffer to fill - CPU or GPU memory. |
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Returns the internal ptr of a Mat.


( a) Range of permissible GHG emission scenarios for CO 2, CH 4, N 2O and F-gases for the 1.5°C and 2°C goals. ( b) Example of aggregated emissions paths in terms of CO 2-equivalent emissions based on GWP 100 (SAR) indicating timing of net-zero CO 2-equivalent emissions. ( c) Timing of net-zero CO 2-equivalent emissions as a function of metric type and time horizon.


A human is a bi-pedal primate. They are quite possibly one of the most confused animals residing in the Milky Way.


Installation¶
Requirements¶
- These requirements must be met:
- Python 2.6.x or Python 2.7.x. Python 3.x is not supported.
- CMIS provider compliant with CMIS 1.0 or CMIS 1.1
Steps¶
- If you don’t have Python installed already, do so.
- If you don’t have setuptools installed already, do so.
- Once setuptools is installed, type easy_install cmislib
- That’s it!


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Ghana2Pac aka Supa is back, threatens to fight Shatta Bandle for taking his shine
by Nana YawIt seems Ghana is about to witness a war between two social media sensations as Ghana2Pac aka Supa who’s been of the radar for some time has resurfaced to fight for his spot with Shatta Bandle.
In a series of videos sighted by Ghbase.com, Supa who seem fumed by the outburst of Shatta Bandle’s fame threatened to take shine back by all means.
In one of the video, Supa in his famous rap rhymes stated that he will buy GHC5 airtime to bundle Shatta Bandle. In another video, he revealed that he’s not perturbed with Shatta Bandle featuring in Ruebwoy’s music video as he has featured D Khaled and Cardi B in a song.
See the video below:
Read also: Shatta Bandle Unveils Brand New Bentley Bentayga Worth $330,000 (+Video)
Each year in Ghana, we witness people who burst onto the media space and make names for themselves and 2019 is not an exception.
Personalities like Supa, Wee Teacher, Rashida, et Al have had their time and this is no exception taking into consideration the exploits of Mr Eventuarry and midget, Shatta Bandle.
Shatta Bandle is arguably the most popular midget in Africa who became famous after videos of him flaunting money whiles claiming to be the richest man in Africa surfaced online.


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Next: Restart Tests, Previous: Interactive Use of Restarts, Up: Signaling and Handling Conditions
Some restarts have functional interfaces, such as abort, continue, muffle-warning, store-value, and use-value. They are ordinary functions that use find-restart and invoke-restart internally, that have the same name as the restarts they manipulate, and that are provided simply for notational convenience.
Figure 9–6 shows defined names relating to restarts.
| abort | invoke-restart-interactively | store-value |
| compute-restarts | muffle-warning | use-value |
| continue | restart-bind | with-simple-restart |
| find-restart | restart-case | |
| invoke-restart | restart-name |
Figure 9–6: Defined names relating to restarts.


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Sevilla go fourth after edging derby with Betis
Sevilla took the spoils in a fiercely contested city derby on Sunday, beating Real Betis 2-1 away from home to move up to fourth in La Liga.
REUTERS: Sevilla took the spoils in a fiercely contested city derby on Sunday, beating Real Betis 2-1 away from home to move up to fourth in La Liga.
Julen Lopetegui's side took the lead in the 14th minute when Argentine forward Lucas Ocampos scooped up an attempted clearance inside the area and fired under Betis keeper Joel Robles.
Betis's top scorer Loren Moron snatched an equaliser for the hosts towards the end of the first half, volleying in from close range.
Sevilla restored their lead 10 minutes into the second period through Dutch striker Luuk de Jong and withstood waves of late pressure to grind out the victory, prompting wild celebrations from Lopetegui on the sidelines.
The win took Sevilla into fourth in the standings on 24 points after 13 games, level with third-placed Atletico Madrid and one behind second-placed Real Madrid and leaders Barcelona, who both have a game in hand.
(Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Toby Davis)


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The GridControl supports binding to large data sources. In this demo, the underlying dataset contains 100,000 records. At the demo startup, the progress of loading data into the grid from the data source is shown. You can test the grid’s performance by scrolling it.


On the bottom of the copyright page (facing the first page of the table of contents), look for a line such as “First printing, December 2015”. In the errata below, we indicate the printing in which the error has been fixed inside square brackets such as [4].
For example, suppose you have the fourth printing. Then you can ignore all reports that are prefixed with [2], [3] or [4]. But you would want to pay attention to all reports that are prefixed with [5] or higher or that have no bracketed prefix at all.
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class Greeter { public void greet(ActionEvent event) { System.out.println("Hello, " + event); } } class TimedGreeter extends Greeter { public void greet(ActionEvent event) { Timer t = new Timer(1000, super::greet); t.start(); } }
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If you have found another bug in the book or in our code that is not mentioned in this bug list or the Core Java FAQ , then please send a report. Unfortunately, I cannot reply personally to each report, but I do read all your comments.
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SCREAM 2 (1997) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Wes Craven Writer: Kevin Williamson Starring: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Jamie Kennedy, Jerry O'Connell, Liev Schreiber, Duane Martin, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Tim Olyphant, Elise Neal, Laurie Metcalf, Jada Pinkett, Omar Epps, Lewis Arquette, David Warner, Rebecca Gayheart, Heather Graham, Tori Spelling, Luke Wilson
"Scream 2" is kind of an oxymoron in itself: it's a film which looked good because it mocked sequels, but was also a sequel. Talk about hypocrisy. Now, the first one also had a similar fallacy: believing that horror movies suck, but hell, it's a horror movie, but it worked awesomely, and brought back the slasher genre in a cool, hip 90s kinda way, without getting all alternatively whiny or anything. "Scream 2" wishes it were as cool as the original.
 The chief survivors of the first film - protagonist Sydney (Neve Campbell), obsessive journalist Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox, now with admittingly kinda attractive streaks in her hair), boyish yet lovable Deputy Dewey (David Arquette, with a punctured nerve from the original, causing him to limp and hold one arm out like he was Bob Dole), and dorky film geek guy (not me) Randy (Jamie Kennedy, looking almost too cool with a goatee) - well, they're all back. And someone else is too.
Like the first one, we get an elaborate, satirical, and pretty bitching opening sequence involving two collegiate lovers (Jada Pinkett and Omar Epps) who attend a preview screening of the movie that was made from the book that Gale wrote on the first one, "Stab," and are subsequently murdered individually by a killer dressed in the mask from the first one, which they're handing out at the door as Rocky Horror-esque promotional advertisements. Sure, it's cool as hell, but it's neither as tense or clever as the first one, and didn't really have my adrenalin pushing or anything. Bad omen?
We then get two more hours of sometimes fun/sometimes not whodunit, sorta/sorta not in the tradition of the first one. There are some more characters introduced, as it is two years later, and it's in college where Randy and Sydney attend (did they do that on purpose...or is Randy turning into Syd's own Hinkley?).
Also back from the first is the man who we saw once or twice, and only on TV in the first one: Cotton Weary (played by indie fave Liev Schreiber). This time, he actually has a whole bunch of lines, as he's trying to get exposure so people will stop being afraid of him, and get on with his life (there's a direct cause-and-effect if I ever saw one). Anyway, Liev rocks, giving possibly the best performance in the film.
The killings, obviously a result of a copycat, are pretty fun, even if they are more elaborate. Of course, Randy does a redo of his "How To Survive a Horror Film" speech, modifying it slightly for sequels, and one of is more blood and more elaborateness in general. I respect that, but one of the reasons the first one worked was the structure. The film was tightly scripted by Kevin Williamson, making it more satirical and more fun. It was a guessing game from start to finish. This time, there's some guessing, but most of the time I wasn't even caring. Probably because the big sequences were too distracting.
Yes, they're great, and I was having fun with a lot of them. But they don't really work well with the plot for some reason. Take for example a sequence that is brilliantly done but ultimately hurts the structure a bit: Syd, a drama major, is playing, of all roles, Cassandra, and during a rehearsal (with full special effects - this is obviously a utopian college, I mean, the dorm rooms are gigantic), she starts hallucinating that all the people with masks on are tying to kill her. With a brilliant score by Danny Elfman (who sadly only does this one scene), it's scary, and with cool camerawork, it's effective. But it's distracting. What does it have to do with the plot? Nothing. As do most of them.
I do respect a lot of this film, though. As I said, the film has some great sequences (my favorite was the scene in the car - have to see it...). And there are some clever ways it makes characters look suspicious, although not as well. There are some genuine shocks, some more character development (the whole Gale/Dewey thing, though never really explained, is dealt with some more...and god help me if I wanted them to get together), and some clever lines.
My big problem with reviewing this is the film comes back a lot towards the end. Although totally proposterous as to why it takes place where it does, the ending is great, albeit extremely corny. But, as a friend said, how could it NOT be corny. At least it plays it up for laughs, and even tosses in some delicious satire.  I did leave with a smile on my face, then I reflected on the film as a whole.
It's pretty much a mess. With spots that shine here and there, the film is very much a hills-and-valleys experience. Sure, I liked the whole take on sororities (with one of the lead sorority girls played by Rebecca "I'm the Noxema Girl!" Gayheart), I dug the acting ('cept Laurie Metcalf's), and even liked the set pieces, but could never really get into them for some reason. The original had me at the edge of my seat, not because of the suspense, but the way it was done, but for some reason I was left kinda cold by it all. None of it really excited me...even the cool ending...or the "I Think I Love You" singing by Jerry.
Maybe the problem is that it wants to be so much. It wants to be a satire on media. It wants to be a parody AND satire on sequels. It wants to clever, hip...I mean, it ends with a Collective Soul tune. It wants to have movie allusions (I spotted only a few, though, notably a "Shining" reference), and it wants it all to be crammed into over two hours. The original was simple, yet it worked wonderfully. I'm not saying it's not great because it's no "Scream 1;" it wouldn't hold up well on it's own anyway. But of course, it's a sequel, damn proud of it, and it never even works well when held up to the first one.
A special note should be made to the cool movie-within-a-movie, "Stab." It's one of the more inspired parts of the film, as it is overly corny, and filled with heavy media attention. At the premiere, the companies send promotional costumes and glowing knives, adding to the cool satire. And the funniest part is it stars Heather Graham as Drew, "Bottle Rocket"'s Luke Wilson as Skeet, and Tori Spelling as Neve (it is also mentioned that David Schwimmer plays Dewey). Too bad it isn't really dealt with in any deeper fashion, as it could have added to the overall greatness of the film.
"Scream 2" is not a major disappointment; a mere minor one. It needs tighter scripting, that's all. I did laugh, I did jump a couple times, and I even smiled a lot of the time. But the overall feeling, once reflecting on it, is a tad unsatisfied. Oh well. We always have "Scream 3" - already in the making!
MY RATING (out of 4): **1/2
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This is what I got from ChatGPT when I provided the following prompt:
Write a 500 word technical blog post about the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API to perform Incident Response with Python examples
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a comprehensive, cloud-based endpoint security solution that provides real-time protection against a wide range of cyber threats. It offers an API that allows security teams to integrate the platform with their existing security tools and workflows. In this blog post, we will explore how to use the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API to perform incident response with Python examples.
Before we dive into the technical details, it’s important to note that using the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API requires a valid subscription to the service. If you do not have access to the platform, you can sign up for a free trial to test the API.
The Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API provides a rich set of features for incident response. These include:
- Retrieving alerts and incidents
- Getting details about devices and endpoints
- Querying security events and alerts
- Retrieving and analyzing files
- Managing remediation actions To use the API, you will need to authenticate with Azure Active Directory (AAD) and obtain an access token. This token will be used to make requests to the API endpoints. Here is an example of how to obtain an access token using the AAD Authentication Library (ADAL) in Python:
tenant_id = 'your_tenant_id'
client_id = 'your_client_id'
client_secret = 'your_client_secret'
context = adal.AuthenticationContext(f'https://login.microsoftonline.com/{tenant_id}')
token = context.acquire_token_with_client_credentials('https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com', client_id, client_secret)
access_token = token.get('accessToken')
Once you have obtained an access token, you can use it to authenticate your requests to the API endpoints. Here is an example of how to retrieve a list of all alerts:
import requests
url = 'https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com/api/alerts'
headers = {'Authorization': f'Bearer {access_token}'}
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
alerts = response.json()
This will retrieve a JSON object containing information about all alerts in the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint platform.
To retrieve information about a specific alert, you can use the alert ID to make a request to the API. Here is an example:
alert_id = 'your_alert_id'
url = f'https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com/api/alerts/{alert_id}'
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
alert = response.json()
This will retrieve a JSON object containing detailed information about the specified alert.
You can also use the API to retrieve information about a specific device or endpoint. Here is an example:
device_id = 'your_device_id'
url = f'https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com/api/machines/{device_id}'
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
device = response.json()
This will retrieve a JSON object containing information about the specified device or endpoint.
Another useful feature of the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API is the ability to retrieve and analyze files. Here is an example of how to retrieve a file and analyze it using the API:
file_id = 'your_file_id'
url = f'https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com/api/files/{file_id}'
response = requests.get(url, headers=headers)
file_content = response.content
analysis_url = 'https://api.securitycenter.microsoft.com/api/analysis'
data = {'content': file_content}
response = requests.post(analysis_url, headers=headers, data=data)
analysis_result = response.json()
This will retrieve the contents of the specified file and submit it to the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint cloud for analysis. The API will return a JSON object containing the analysis result.
Finally, you can use the Microsoft Defender for Endpoint API to manage remediation actions.


Add a consumer to a group
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Endpoint:
https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/group/add
Description:
This API is used to add a consumer to a group.
Groups are useful in setting access control polcies where access to
resources is given to a group of consumers.
This is done using the "consumer-in-group(group-name)" function in
the aperture policy when using the "/acl/set" API.
Called by:
A "data provider" with a valid class-3 or above certificate.
Methods:
POST
Headers:
content-type : "application/json"
Body in JSON format:
{
"group" : <a valid group name created by the user>
"consumer" : <the consumer's email-id, which is to be added to the group>
"valid-till" : <how long (in hours) the consumer will be in the group>
}
Note: If the "group" doesn't exist, it will be created automatically.
Using pyIUDX SDK:
from pyIUDX.auth import auth
iudx_auth = auth.Auth("certificate.pem","private-key.pem")
# add<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to confidential group for 1 hour
iudx_auth.add_consumer_to_group("user@domain.com","confidential",1)
CURL example:
Request:
curl -XPOST https://auth.iudx.org.in/auth/v1/group/add
--cert certificate.pem --key private-key.pem
-H 'content-type: application/json'
-d '{"group" : "confidential","consumer"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"valid-till" : 3600}'
Response:
200 OK
content-type : "application/json"
{
"success" : true
}
See also:
acl set API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/acl-set.html
group delete API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/group-delete.html
group list API:
http://auth.iudx.org.in/group-list.html


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{ $or: [ { "scores.type": "exam" }, { "scores.type": "homework" } ] },
{student_id: 1, _id: 0}
)
"_id" : ObjectId("52715702d06e788432635a74"),
db.videos.insert(
{
_id: 13,
style: "rock"
artist: "Enrique Bunbury"
title: "el club de los imposibles"
}
)
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{ "scores.type": "exam" }, { class_id: 1 } )
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db.users.ensureIndex({email: 1, created_at: -1})
{
"_id" : ObjectId("..."),
"name" : "Warm Weather",
"author" : "Steve",
"tags" : [ "weather", "hot", "record", "april" ]
}
db.forecasts.ensureIndex({tags: 1})
stage pipeline to compose an aggregated result
Pipeline operator:
$project, $match, $limit, $unwind, $group ...
Expresion operator:
$addToSet, $max, $avg, $sum, $min ...
... much more types to combine with
db.posts.aggregate([
{
$unwind: "$comments"
},
{
$group: {
_id: {comment_author: "$comments.author"},
count: {$sum:1}
}
},
{
$sort:{count:1}
}
])
Driver for the language
var mongo = require('mongodb');
connect / disconect
var MongoClient = require('mongodb').MongoClient;
MongoClient.connect('mongodb://<IP_ADDRESS>:27017/sot', function(err, db) {
if(err) throw err;
db.collection('artists').findOne({name: 'Zoe'}, function(err, doc){
if(err) throw err;
console.log(doc);
});
db.close();
});
CALLBACKS
Alternatives to native Driver
Group of mongod instances over same data set
Read and write by default in a primary instance
Secondaries will apply replication asynch
After 10 secs of no communication between primary and secondaries. The replica set will try to select between the secondaries the one with more votes to became PRIMARY
http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/
https://github.com/mongodb/node-mongodb-native
Keep on eye to those guys at LearnBoost:
https://github.com/LearnBoost
https://github.com/LearnBoost/mongoose
https://github.com/LearnBoost/kue
https://github.com/scttnlsn/monq
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Questions?


Examples of get the url within your application in Cypress, for a full reference of commands, go to docs.cypress.io
To get window.location
, use the cy.location()
command.
cy.location().should((location) => {
expect(location.hash).to.be.empty
expect(location.href).to.eq('http://localhost:8080/challenges/location')
expect(location.host).to.eq('localhost:8080')
expect(location.hostname).to.eq('localhost')
expect(location.origin).to.eq('http://localhost:8080')
expect(location.pathname).to.eq('/challenges/location')
expect(location.port).to.eq('8080')
expect(location.protocol).to.eq('http:')
expect(location.search).to.be.empty
})
To get the current URL, use the cy.url()
command.
cy.url().should('eq', 'http://localhost:8080/challenges/location')


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Crème Suisse
A light and fluffy cream created by mixing together custard and whipped cream. It can be used to serve with waffles or pancakes, as a cake or tart filling or to fill doughnuts.
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Created on 2018-03-25 Last updated on 2018-12-18
Adapted from Brusselse wafels met crème suisse by Roger van Damme @ njam! (2018-12-18)
Ingredients
| 480 | ml | whole milk | The fat in the milk is important to thicken the custard. | |
| 300 | ml | heavy cream | ||
| 100 | g | sugar | ||
| 40 | g | cornstarch | ||
| 5 | sheets | gelatin | ||
| 4 | egg yolks | |||
| 2 | tsp | vanilla essence | ||
| 1 | vanilla bean | Vanilla bean gives a much better taste than other vanilla products. If you really can't use it, consider using vanilla essence. |
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Directions
- 20 ml whole milk | The fat in the milk is important to thicken the custard.
- 40 g cornstarch
mix cornstarch and milk:
In a small bowl, stir together the cornstarch with a little splash of milk. It should turn into a smooth paste. Add a little more milk to make it fairly liquid.
- 2 tsp vanilla essence
- 4 egg yolks
- 20 g sugar
add vanilla essence:
Add the vanilla essence, yolks and 20g of sugar and whisk until frothy and well combined.
- 460 ml whole milk
- 1 vanilla bean | Vanilla bean gives a much better taste than other vanilla products. If you really can't use it, consider using vanilla essence.
- 80 g sugar
warm milk:
Combine the milk, the vanilla bean and 80g of sugar in a small saucepan. Over low heat, gently heat the milk mixture until scalding.
combine the milk mixtures:
Take the milk off the heat and drizzle it into the cornstarch and egg mixture, whisking constantly. Pour the mixture back into the saucepan and gently heat over medium-high heat, stirring continuously with a rubber spatula, until the mixture thickens into pastry cream.
cool mixture in bowl:
Transfer the hot pastry cream to a heatproof bowl, press a piece of plastic wrap directly onto the surface of the pastry cream to prevent a skin from forming and leave to cool to room temperature.
- 5 sheets gelatin
soak gelatin:
Soak the gelatin sheets in cold water for 10 minutes.
- 30 ml heavy cream
heat a little cream:
Use a little of the heavy cream to cover the bottom of a small saucepan. Gently heat the splash of cream until it is hot to the touch.
mix cream and gelatin:
Take it off the heat. Squeeze water out of the gelatin. Add the gelatin to the cream. Put the mixture on low heat and stir until the gelatin is completely dissolved. Take it off the heat.
- 270 ml heavy cream
whip heavy cream:
Pour the remaining cream into a bowl. Add a little bit of sugar, and whip the mixture to form soft peaks.
mix everything:
Mix together the pastry cream and the gelatin-cream mixture. Gently fold in the whipped cream using a rubber spatula.
cool:
Place the mixture into the fridge and let it cool for at least 2 hours.


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The Pilot Record
Database Format
This document is based on information derived from experiences with
PalmOS 1.0.6, PalmOS 2.0, CoPilot, POSE,
the Macintosh simulator and other utilities that read or create
PDB files. Future versions of software may behave differently from what is
describe below.
The PDB File Format
Basics The Pilot Database (PDB) File format can be used
to transfer files to the PalmPilot. It is possible to install PDB files to
create either resource or record databases through this mechanism. This
document only reviews the record database capabilities of the PDB File
Format.
The PDB file format is also used to store databases from the PalmPilot
on the Macintosh/PC. Pilot databases contain an attribute bit called the
Backup Bit. Setting this bit indicates that no custom conduit will be
backing up the database and that the database should be backed up during
the HotSync process. If you create a database on the PalmPilot and set the
Backup Bit, you will find a copy of the database in PDB format in the
Backup directory on the computer with which the HotSync was performed.
There is a direct correlation between what is described here, and the
PalmPilot record database format as described in Developing PalmOS 3.0
Applications. See Part III, Chapter 1 for further details. Specifically,
pages 37 to 41 of that document (pages 34 to 38 of the version for
PalmOS 2.0) will give you an overview of the PalmPilot database structure
and help you understand the meaning of some of the record attributes and
database header fields.
No mnemonics are provided for named constants in this document. If you
are using "C" you may wish to review the header file DataMgr.h for public
constants for bit flags. Constants are shown using the "C" language
convention for hexadecimal numbers (e.g., 0x0A), followed by decimal
values where they are not obvious.
Major Sections of the PDB
File The PDB file (from this point forward that term
refers to the record database format exclusively) is made up of the
following sections: Header, Record List and Data. They are each described
in the following paragraphs.
The Header supplies the basics of the file format: file name (on the
PalmPilot), various time stamps, version numbers, file attributes, creator
and type information, etc.
The Record List enumerates all the records of the file, their
attributes and locations within the PDB file.
The Data portion of the PDB file contains the actual AppInfoArea,
SortInfoArea and data records. The AppInfoArea and the SortInfoArea are
application-specific areas that are optional elements of the PDB file. A
PDB file may contain neither, one or both of these areas. The PDB file
need not contain any records for HotSync to install the file, however the
unsupported FTP code that comes the Metrowerks development tools does
not support the installation of files with zero records.
Current Palm-supported tools that read PDB files include the Palm
Install Tool (to install via HotSync), the
Macintosh-only Simulator (via interactive console commands), and the
PalmOS Emulator (POSE).
The Header The
header is made up of the following fields.
| Field |
Bytes |
Type |
Notes |
| Name |
32 |
Null-terminated string |
This is the name of the database on the PalmPilot device. It
need not match the name of the PDB file in the environment in which
it is created. |
| File Attributes |
2 |
Numeric* |
0x0002 Read-Only
0x0004 Dirty AppInfoArea
0x0008 Backup this database (i.e. no conduit exists)
0x0010 (16 decimal) Okay to install newer over existing copy, if
present on PalmPilot
0x0020 (32 decimal) Force the PalmPilot to reset after this
database is installed
0x0040 (64 decimal) Don't allow copy of file to be beamed to
other Pilot. |
| Version |
2 |
Numeric* |
Defined by the application. |
| Creation Date |
4 |
Numeric* |
Expressed as the number of seconds since January 1, 1904.
The database will not install if this value is zero. (PalmOS
1.0.6) |
| Modification Date |
4 |
Numeric* |
Expressed as the number of seconds since January 1, 1904.
The database will not install if this value is zero. (PalmOS
1.0.6) |
| Last Backup Date |
4 |
Numeric* |
Expressed as the number of seconds since January 1, 1904.
This can be left at zero and the database will install. |
| Modification Number |
4 |
Numeric* |
Set to zero. |
| AppInfoArea |
4 |
Numeric* |
The byte number in the PDB file (counting from zero) at which
the AppInfoArea is located. This must be the first entry in the Data
portion of the PDB file. If this database does not have an
AppInfoArea, set this value to zero. See Note A below. |
| SortInfoArea |
4 |
Numeric |
The byte number in the PDB file (counting from zero) at which
the SortInfoArea is located. This must be placed immediately after
the AppInfoArea, if one exists, within the Data portion of the PDB
file. If this database does not have a SortInfoArea, set this value
to zero. Do not use this. See Note C below for further
details. |
| Database Type |
4 |
String |
Set this to the desired value. Generally it should match the
Database Type used by the corresponding application This is 4
characters long and does not have a terminating null. |
| Creator ID |
4 |
String |
Set this to the desired value. Generally it should match the
Creator ID used by the corresponding application. In all cases, you
should always register your Creator ID before using it. This is 4
characters long and does not have a terminating null. |
| Unique ID Seed |
4 |
Numeric* |
This is used to generate the Unique ID number of subsequent
records. This should be set to zero. See Note B below. |
| NextRecordList ID |
4 |
Numeric* |
Set this to zero. The element is used only in the in-memory
representation of a PDB file, but exists in the external version for
consistency. |
| Number of Records |
2 |
Numeric* |
This contains the number of records |
*Please note that the PalmPilot's processor is a member of the Motorola
68000 family. The processor expect Numeric fields to be arranged with the
Most Significant Byte coming first as you move through the file. If you
are creating your file on a processor family that does not follow this
byte ordering, notably Intel processors, pay attention or you will not
have the expected results.
Note A: Because of differences
between the behavior of software provided on the Macintosh and PC
platforms, and bugs which are present, but different, between those
platforms, the following advice is given. If you are going to have an
AppInfoArea, the safest prospect, between the two platforms is to have an
AppInfoArea of exactly 512 bytes. If you need a larger area, it is
recommended by Palm's Developer Support that you dedicate a record or
resource to that purpose. Macintosh users will experience problems if the
AppInfoArea is longer than 512. For Windows-based users, the AppInfoArea
will be padded with garbage to be exactly 512 bytes, if it is shorter than
that. Windows users should not encounter problems when installing an
AppInfoArea longer than 512 bytes.
Note B: Various statements
have been made about the UniqueID Seed, but they do not appear to be
possible to verify. As of PalmOS 2, UniqueIDs are not preserved
through the process of backing up and re-installing
a database to the Pilot. Changes may come about that will make this
work in the expected way, but for now, if you want to count on a known
value to uniquely identify a record, the developer should assign that
number and store it within the data portion of the record.
The UniqueID Seed should be set to zero.
Note C: Backup and downloading
of the SortInfoArea is not supported by PalmOS. While it is possible to
attach a piece of memory to the SortInfoArea pointer within the PalmPilot,
the PDB loading and PDB backup process that occurs when the Backup Bit is
set to do not support the SortInfoArea. The best solution is to dedicate a
record or resource to the storage of whatever information you might want
to keep in the SortInfoArea and avoid using the SortInfoArea.
The Record List The
Record List is made up "n" structures, where "n" represents the number of
records in the PDB file. Each structure has the following format.
| Field |
Bytes |
Type |
Notes |
| Record Data Offset |
4 |
Numeric* |
The byte number in the PDB file (counting from zero) at which
the record is located. |
| Record Attributes |
1 |
Numeric |
0x10 (16 decimal) Secret record bit.
0x20 (32 decimal) Record in use (busy bit).
0x40 (64 decimal) Dirty record bit.
0x80 (128, unsigned decimal) Delete record on next HotSync.
The least significant four bits are used to represent the
category values. |
| UniqueID |
3 |
Numeric* |
Set this to zero and do not try to second-guess what PalmOS will
do with this value. See Note B above. |
*See note after first table for Numeric field types.
Assembling the
File To create the PDB file, you must assemble the
components in this order.
| Area |
Description |
| Database Header |
The complete header format, as described above. |
| Record List |
Must contain at least one entry. |
| Filler |
Upon transferring a database from the PalmPilot to the desktop
environment, the PDB file will have two bytes of filler here. It
does not appear to be necessary to insert these two bytes here when
creating a PDB file for installation on the PalmPilot. However, if
you read a PDB file created by the backup conduit (setting the
Backup Bit), you will find that there are two bytes of data in this
location. |
| Data Area |
It must be in this order: AppInfoArea (if present), SortInfoArea
(if present), and records, sequentially. The order is important
because each element's size is computed based on the location of the
following element. |
Advice With each release of
desktop or device software from Palm, the behavior of the software changes
slightly. In an attempt to keep this document up-to-date, please advise
the author of any discrepancies or inaccuracies you may observe. Write to
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Distributed COM does it all for you. You don't have to change a single line of your Python code. All you need is to enable a few settings on the server (which are not specific to this application, but to DCOM in general) and to change one line in the client code. Here are the steps:
DCOM needs to be enabled on the remote server. Choose Start Run and type dcomcnfg.exe. A configuration dialog starts up. Select the Default Properties tab and check the box for Enable Distributed COM on this computer.
Python and PythonWin should be installed properly on the server, and the Doubletalk COM server should be registered.
In our Visual Basic program, go to the line of code where we create the BookServer, and add a parameter for the remote machine name. We added an extra box in the Options dialog, the contents of which are stored in the variable RemoteMachine. Here's the startup code:
Set BookServer = CreateObject("Doubletalk.BookServer", RemoteMachine)
If the string RemoteMachine is empty, the local server starts up. Otherwise, DCOM talks to the remote machine, and the BookServer starts up there. All calls to the COM object and any return values (including large arrays of data) are automatically packaged and transported across the network.
To demonstrate this, we created a data file called remotedata.dtj on a machine called yosemite and ran the client on a different machine. In the Options box input the name yosemite and hit the Reload button. At this point, the COM server starts on the remote machine. If you don't get an error message, it's connected. Then, in the File Open dialog, type the path of the file on yosemite (you can't browse for it as it isn't on the client system), and the remote file loads. Note the window caption in Figure 11.1.
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Guidance for schools and ITT providers on funding available through bursaries, scholarships and subject knowledge enhancement programmes, for the academic year 2015 to 2016.
This guide refers to ITT funding for the academic year 2015 to 2016. For the academic year 2014 to 2015 please see Funding: initial teacher training ( ITT ), academic year 2014 to 2015 .
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A new bursary for final year undergraduates of £9,000 is available for trainees on courses in maths and physics that lead to QTS (qualified teacher status). The bursary is available to undergraduate trainees who enrol on a QTS course beginning in academic year 2015 to 16, and payable in the final year of their course.
For further information please read the Training bursary guide: academic year 2015 to 2016 .
NCTL provides the following training and salary grants to School Direct lead schools to cover training costs for salaried trainees to achieve qualified teacher status ( QTS ) and subsidise salary costs. Amounts vary on a regional basis. Find out which areas are covered by the definitions for inner London, outer London and London fringe .
| Funding per place (by region) | Amount |
|---|---|
| National | £25,000 |
| Inner London | £29,900 |
| Outer London | £28,600 |
| London fringe | £26,200 |
The rates detailed in the table above include £6,000 grant-uplift to support the increased salary for mathematics, physics and computing trainees. It is a condition of receiving this higher rate that schools confirm with NCTL that they are offering a salary of at least £21,000 nationally, £22,000 in London fringe, £24,000 in outer London or £25,000 in inner London. If schools do not confirm the increased salary they will be paid the same rates as for chemistry, modern and ancient languages. We will contact you with further information on this shortly.
| Funding per place (by region) | Amount |
|---|---|
| National | £19,000 |
| Inner London | £23,900 |
| Outer London | £22,600 |
| London fringe | £20,200 |
| Funding per place (by region) | Amount |
|---|---|
| National | £14,000 |
| Inner London | £17,600 |
| Outer London | £16,600 |
| London fringe | £14,900 |
| Funding per place (by region) | Amount |
|---|---|
| National | £14,000 |
| Inner London | £17,600 |
| Outer London | £16,600 |
| London fringe | £14,900 |
| Funding per place (by region) | Amount |
|---|---|
| National | £19,000 |
| Inner London | £23,900 |
| Outer London | £22,600 |
| London fringe | £20,200 |
*This funding only applies to trainees with at least a B at maths A Level and who are on primary maths specialist/specialism courses.
For further information regarding School Direct funding, please read the School Direct: funding manual - academic year 2015 to 2016 .
Additional qualifications such as a postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE) are not funded.
School Direct trainees on the salaried route are not eligible for bursaries or scholarships.
A £2,000 incentive payment is also available for schools recruiting and employing eligible graduate service leavers. This payment is funded directly by NCTL as part of the Troops to Teachers programme .
All recipients of School Direct must agree to the Grant funding agreement: terms and conditions and must complete all highlighted sections in the Grant funding agreement for School Direct (salaried) ( MS Word Document , 195KB ) . Your accounting officer should sign Annex A of the grant offer letter and return it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. This document must be received and accepted by NCTL before any funding is released.
If you are a new ITT provider or lead school for School Direct in academic year 2015 to 16 and have not received training bursary or School Direct (salaried) grant funding before, you will need to complete a grant funding agreement. This is an agreement between you, as ITT provider/lead school and NCTL , and it stipulates how you should treat the grant funding.
Grant funding agreement for training bursaries ( MS Word Document , 85.1KB )
Grant funding agreement for School Direct (salaried) ( MS Word Document , 195KB )
If you have places to fill in maths, physics, computing, chemistry, languages, design and technology, biology or geography you can request SKE funding to support your recruitment.
SKE courses can be offered to potential trainees to bring their subject knowledge up to the level required to begin training to teach their chosen subject. Courses can vary from an 8-week refresher course up to a 36-week programme, depending on the individual needs of the applicant.
NCTL provides School Direct lead schools and ITT providers with funding for SKE courses up to the following maximum rates:
| Weeks of full-time (or equivalent) study | Maximum rate |
|---|---|
| 8–11 | £1,910 |
| 12–15 | £2,810 |
| 16–19 | £3,705 |
| 20–23 | £4,605 |
| 24–27 | £5,500 |
| 28–31 | £6,115 |
| 32–35 | £6,725 |
| 36 | £7,340 |
For more information see our guide: Subject knowledge enhancement: an introduction .
For more information about the pre- ITT SKE programmes and SKE training bursaries read the: Subject knowledge enhancement operations (SKE) manual 2014 to 2015 .
To claim funding, please use the subject knowledge enhancement: funding request form .
To ensure payments are made promptly, the deadline for receipt of the SKE funding request form is the third Friday of the month before the programme start date. We aim to issue:
Any claim forms received after the third Friday of the month before the programme start date will be processed in the following monthly payment run.
All recipients of SKE funding must complete all highlighted sections in the Grant offer letter for SKE ( MS Word Document , 89.8KB ) . Your accounting officer should sign Annex A of the grant offer letter and return it with the SKE request form to the ITT funding team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. This document must be received and accepted by NCTL before any funding is released. This action only needs to be taken once upon submission of the first SKE request form.
If you would like to add your SKE courses to our SKE course directory , please download the SKE directory form .
Providers are allocated funds which include the postgraduate ITT training bursaries and SKE financial support referenced above. You are responsible for passing on bursary funding to trainees.
More information and guidance on the bursaries can be found in the Training bursary guide: academic year 2015 to 2016 .
You can use the ITT funding extranet to view your current training allocations, payment profile and a detailed breakdown of the funding you receive.
ITT providers who receive NCTL funding must submit independently audited accounts each year.
The financial statements must confirm that funds provided by NCTL were used only in accordance with the provision of the Education Act 1994 (as amended by the Education Act 2005 Act), the financial memorandum and all other terms and conditions that NCTL has set. All ITT providers are ultimately responsible to NCTL for the proper stewardship of the funds paid to them.
Specific requirements set out in the financial memorandum are that providers shall:
This scheme is now closed to all trainees starting their ITT in, or after, the academic year 2011 to 2012. Trainees who started their ITT course before 1 August 2011 can still receive the incentive. Local authorities and academies with eligible trainees can claim reimbursement for the Golden Hello Scheme .
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Funding and audit grant return queries except early years
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Published: 25 September 2014
Updated: 14 July 2016


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We have a busy week coming up:
| Monday: | Start of a two-day workshop at Johns Hopkins University |
| Online tutorial for participants in the London workshop | |
| Tuesday: | Online tutorial for participants in the Edmonton workshop |
| Wednesday: | Online tutorial for participants in the Newcastle workshop |
| And another one for participants in the Vancouver workshop | |
| And one more for participants in the Michigan State workshop | |
| Thursday: | Combined tutorial for participants in previous workshops |
| Friday: | All-day strategy meeting in Toronto |
In amongst all of this, we're revising a paper on recommend practices for scientific computing, summarizing our assessment of the impact our workshops have had, filling in a few more blanks in our instructors' guide, and talking to four sites about running workshops in the fall.
We also now have t-shirts, coffee mugs, stickers, and other schwag—please check out http://www.cafepress.com/swcarpentry and send us pictures of you showing your Software Carpentry pride :-)


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Fabulous new Dunnes Stores Jetland in Limerick celebrates opening next weekend
There’ll be fashion, food, homewares, giveaways and fun for all the family!
by Rsvplive.ieIreland’s top food retailer Dunnes Stores is opening a brand new store at Jetland Shopping Centre, Limerick next weekend.
The all-new Dunnes Stores Jetland will offer some of the leading Irish names in food, fashion and homeware – all under one roof!
The new state-of-the-art premises will be open seven days a week from 8am to 10pm Monday to Saturday and 9am to 9pm on Sunday – with extended hours in the run up to the festive season.
Its unveiling will take place from Friday 6th December to Sunday 8th December.
To celebrate the launch of the store, there will be opportunities to meet some of Ireland’s best fashion, beauty and home designers throughout the weekend including: Paul Costelloe, Carolyn Donnelly, Brendan Courtney, Sonya Lennon, Leigh Tucker, Diarmuid Gavin, Derrick Carberry and Ireland’s favourite chef Neven Maguire.
Limerick’s own style icon Celia Holman Lee will also host some fab fashion shows and there’ll be plenty of giveaways and family fun all weekend!
Watch out too for events in the Food Hall, where some of Ireland’s leading food producers will be on hand for a chat and for shoppers to sample some of their award-winning products.
The world class Food Hall will include: Sheridans Cheesemongers, James Whelan Butchers, Alternative Bread Company and Nourish Health Food Store.
There will also be a gardening store which will feature the complete collection from Diarmuid Gavin’s gardening range ‘Outer Spaces’, exclusive to Dunnes Stores.
A full list of events for the ‘Making Christmas for Everyone’ weekend at Dunnes Stores Jetland is below:
Friday 6th December:
- Fashion shows and makeovers with Brendan Courtney and Sonya Lennon with Ireland’s top make-up artist Derrick Carberry
- Neven Maguire - Live Cookery Demonstration – 6pm
- Official Opening of Nostalgic Limerick Photographic Exhibition by local author Paddy Brennan
- Unveiling of RSVP Live Style Session Competition Winners
Saturday 7th December:
- Live fashion shows hosted by Limerick’s own Celia Holman Lee – From Cashmere to Partywear
- Live performances with Dolmen String Quartet
Sunday 8th December:
- Live on stage ‘Outer Spaces’ gardening workshops with Diarmuid Gavin
- Live baby led feeding demonstrations with Aileen Cox Blundell of baby led feeding
- Meet the Designer Paul Costelloe on stage showcasing the Cashmere Collection with Celia Holman Lee
Plus throughout the weekend:
- Opportunities to meet the designers, buyers and food producers, including Carolyn Donnelly, Leigh Tucker and Patricia Martinez of Savida
- Pop-up shops from Cadburys, Quality Street and Butler’s Chocolates
- Santa Claus Experience and plenty of kids’ activities and entertainment
- Lots of spot prizes and giveaways all weekend!
The ‘Make Christmas for Everyone’ weekend at Dunnes Stores Jetland runs from Friday 6 December through to Sunday 8 December. Don't miss it!