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The WMG Speed Project was conceived to bring awareness to the speeding problem in the Westminster Glenn neighborhood of Austin TX. The core premise of the project is if people understand the actual data behind the problem, they may be more apt to do something about it. In this case, slow down!
The data for this project comes from a pair of speed signs on Westminster Glenn Ave. These signs capture data via a radar sensor when cars pass. The data is logged internally as aggregate information in 15 minute buckets. There is no individual record of each car, simply an aggregate of the each 15m interval. This data is stored internally as csv files then downloaded and posted to this site. This site is an application written in the python programming language that processes the csv files from the speed signs into a nice viewable format and presents them on a web page.
The downloading of the data from the signs still requires a human to go do something so it lags actual calendar time.
The speed data is the property of the WMG HOA.


Min Yang is a student comes from New York University looking for the summer intern. He is a student majors in computer science and has passionate enthusiasm towards coding. He is so interested in algorithm, so he took part in some ACM contests and got awards. He is also interested in backend engineering, web development, Android development and deep learning. He also has spent lots of time for intern, having rich experience of how to deal with the problems in the real production environment.
1: Developed RESTful APIs and MicroServices by SpringBoot, Dubbo and Zookeeper to empower the real-time online patient treatment platform, which is widely used in more than 50 hospitals in China. 2: Used Docker to deploy the servers and provided a development environment which is similar to the production one. Conserved more than 60% of development time for the whole team. 3: Implemented an Android framework to connect the website with the Face Recognition APIs of Alibaba. Patients can make appointments and pay bills by face recognition. 4: Achieved some features of the doctor-side client of hospital information system by SpringMVC and Mybatis. The system provides service for more than 1500 nurses and doctors. 5: Optimized the database and re-designed the SQL, which decreased more than 50% time used for query. 6: Conducted the test tasks for the whole team. Designed test cases and ran test on back-end interface, frontpage, performance, pressure, and etc.
1: Built the back-end of the lab's website by SpringBoot.
2: Established the framework and contributed core code for the "Point Normalization" algorithm. This algorithm significantly improved the robust of 3D point cloud and enhanced 70% accuracy in classification task than other models when the objects are surrounded by noises.
3: Concatenated the multi views of residue point cloud and increased accuracy by 4.6% in retrieval task.
1: Implemented a web crawler to got papers from websites such as Arxiv and so on by Python. 2: Split the papers into different parts like body, reference, abstract and so on. Stored them in the MongoDb as the dataset for model to train.


The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) provides tax relief to employers who hire full-time, part-time or temporary employees from specifically targeted groups that have employment barriers.
The WOTC can provide tax credit under the following conditions:
- A 40 percent credit on the first $6,000 of wages in the first year if the employee works at least 400 hours for a maximum tax credit of $2,400
- A 25 percent credit on the first $6,000 of wages in the first year if the employee works at least 120 hours for a maximum tax credit of $1,500
Read details below to learn more about WOTC.
Targeted Groups
The following list of targeted groups is subject to annual reauthorization:
- A felon who was convicted or released from prison within one year prior to hire.
- A disabled veteran with a service-connected disability and
- having a hire date not more than one year after discharge/release from active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces, or
- having aggregate periods of unemployment equal to or greater than six months within the one year period prior to the hire date
Employer Benefits
Benefits to employers include:
- The hiring decision is made by the employer
- Qualified individuals may be hired
- Up to $9,000 in potential welfare-to-work tax credits per new hire
- Reduced recruitment and training costs
- No restrictions on number of qualified hires
- Credits are applied to taxes due
- Unused tax credits may be carried over
- Minimal paperwork to claim tax credit
How Do Employers Apply?
If an employer’s new hire is a member of one of the target groups, they may apply for the tax credit with the Kansas Department of Commerce (Commerce).
Commerce will provide certification of their eligibility for the tax credit.
Certification must be received before an employer can claim the tax credit on their federal tax return.
To apply for WOTC, employers should follow these steps:
- Complete IRS Form 8850 by the day the job offer is made.
- Complete ETA Form 9061, or complete ETA Form 9062 if the employee has been conditionally certified as belonging to a WOTC target group by a State Workforce Agency, Vocational Rehabilitation agency, or another participating agency.
- Submit the completed and signed IRS and ETA forms to your State Workforce Agency. Forms must be submitted within 28 calendar days of the employee’s start date.
- Wait for final determination from your State Workforce Agency. The determination will indicate whether the employee is certified as meeting the eligibility for one of the WOTC target groups.
- After the target group employee is certified by the State Workforce Agency, file for the tax credit with the Internal Revenue Service.


| RcppParallel-package {RcppParallel} | R Documentation |
High level functions for doing parallel programming with Rcpp. For example,
the parallelFor()
function can be used to convert the work of a
standard serial "for" loop into a parallel one, and the parallelReduce()
function can be used for accumulating aggregate or other values.
The high level interface enables safe and robust parallel programming without direct manipulation of operating system threads. On Windows, macOS, and Linux systems the underlying implementation is based on Intel TBB (Threading Building Blocks). On other platforms, a less-performant fallback implementation based on the TinyThread library is used.
For additional documentation, see the package website at:
https://rcppcore.github.io/RcppParallel/


{% extends "layout_task-list.html" %} {% block page_title %} Money Claims Prototype {% endblock %} {% block home_link %} ../task-list {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% include "includes/phase_banner_beta.html" %} Make a money claim Completing your claim {{formData | safe}} Completing your claim Completing your claim You should include all the main points of your claim now. You'll pay an extra fee if you want to make changes later such as: naming someone else as owing you the money - for example, saying a company director owes you money instead of the contractor who carried out work changing the basis of your claim - for example, saying goods were not delivered rather than that they were faulty adding important information that significantly changes your claim Make sure you that you spell the person's name correctly and get their address right. Warning It’s against the law to deliberately give untrue information. {% endblock %}
You should include all the main points of your claim now. You'll pay an extra fee if you want to make changes later such as:


Pijs.io is a cloud-platform to write embedded applications for your Raspberry Pi, in JavaScript
{{> emailForm}}Pijs.io is very easy to install on your Raspberry Pi. Follow our Getting Started guide and you will be up in no time!
JavaScript is a great language to build simple scripts that react to events in the real world or Internet. Follow our tutorials to quickly learn the specifics of JavaScript on the RaspberryPi.
Pijs.io is open-source and available under the MIT open-source license.
You can use our (free) cloud service, or host it yourself - and you can always go back to launching your scripts manually with nodejs.
Starting with a fresh Raspbian installation, you only need to run one simple script to install all the dependencies (nodejs, etc) on your Raspberry Pi and see it appear in your pijs.io dashboard.
Using our web-based JavaScript editor, write programs that read the inputs of the RaspberryPi and interact with its peripherals.
Your Raspberry Pi will automatically download your code from the cloud and execute it. When you update your code, the running code is updated automatically.
With the online console, you can easily monitor your pis.
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WITNESS LIST County Affairs Committee March 24, 1999-8:00A HB 545 For: Rutt, Jay L. (Justices of the Peace of Bexar County Texas) HB 1599 For: Bullock, Earl (Self) Mitchell, Cynthia (Self) Rivera, Joe G. (Self) Against: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) Meyers, W.A. "Andy" (Self) HB 2009 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas) Campos, Jr., Charlie (Self and South Texas Justices of the Peace and Constables Assn. & Bexar County Constables Assn.) Hilger, Zane (Self) HB 2110 For: Kester, David (Self and Harris County) HB 2262 For: Bramante, Carmelo D. (Fannie Mae) DeBeauvoir, Dana (Self) Gosdin, Jim (Stewart Title Guaranty Company) Keppner, Terri (Stewart Title) On: Martin, Robert S. (Texas State Library & Archives Commission) HB 2264 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas) Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties) McCown, Jack (Self) HB 2416 For: Anderson, Scott A. (North Runnels Hospital District) Claymon, Jennifer (North Runnels Hospital District) Walker, Craig (Davis & Wilkerson, P.C.) HB 2469 On: Crump, Jack E. (Texas Jail Commission) HB 3232 For: Yeary, John (Eastland Memorial Hospital District) SB 276 On: Joslove, Scott (Office of the Attorney General, Municipal Affairs Division)


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set up similarity graph for parent grain reconstruction
The weights of the graph are computed from a cummulative gaussion distribution with mean given by the option 'threshold'
and variance given by the option 'tolerance'
| job | parentGrainReconstructor |
| job.graph | adjacency matrix of the graph |
| threshold | misfit at which the probability is set to 0.5, default is 2 degree |
| tolerance | range around the threshold where the probability increases from 0 to 1 |
| noC2C | ignore child to child grain boundaries |
| noP2C | ignore parent to child grain boundaries |


In contrast to symmetric encryption methods, the RSA public key is available to everybody for encryption and signature verification.
To perform one of the public key operations, select the lower option in the upper radio button group: RSA using only the public key.
After you enter the public RSA key consisting of the RSA modulus N and the public exponent e, you can perform the following three operations:
The most well known attack on RSA is to compute the factorization of the RSA modulus N (which is part of the public RSA key). You can start this factorization attack directly from this dialog. In case of successful factorization all secret parameters of the attacked RSA key will be filled into the dialog (this attack is only successful in case of an RSA key with a "small" bit length: smaller than 250 bit).
This gives you the opportunity to experiment and determine, which key lengths are definitely too short for real-life usage.
In case of successful factorization the first option in the upper radio button group (RSA using the private and public key) will be enabled, because now the private parameters are known. This enables you to decrypt messages and to sign a message in the name of the key owner.


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A.I.: Artificial Intelligence * * * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Steven Spielberg. Cast: Haley Joel Osment, Jude Law, Frances O'Connor, William Hurt, Sam Robards, Jake Thomas, Brendan Gleeson, April Grace. 2001 - 145 minutes Rated PG-13 (for profanity and sexual situations). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, June 30, 2001.
Loosely based on the story, "Supertoys Last All Summer Long," by Brian Aldiss, and the late Stanley Kubrick's dream project up until his death in 1999, "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" is as accomplished a motion picture as anything director Steven Spielberg has ever made. Following Kubrick's unfortunate passing, Spielberg, who had prior been collaborating ideas with him concerning "A.I.," decided to make it his next directorial effort, both as a movie that he was passionate and excited about, and as a loving tribute to one of the great masters of the cinema.
The end result of the long, arduous, 25-year journey of "A.I." is a science-fiction film filled with endless imagination and wonder; a mature, almost devastating fairy tale; and a thought-provoking rumination on the importance of love, and determined hope, in one's life. The movie is, indeed, a Spielberg production, although it does feature an icy, somehow bleak, emotional core that is certainly Kubrickian in spirit, and undoubtedly intentional. Using the approach of differing styles of moviemaking (with Spielberg more of a wide-eyed optimist) turns out to work extraordinarily well in this film's case, as the picture is deeply touching and effective without being maudlin, and occasionally sterile without coming off as cold-hearted.
Set in a futuristic setting, following the melting of the ice caps which has drowned entire U.S. cities (including Manhattan), Professor Hobby (William Hurt) has created a string of mechas--robots with the physical appearance of humans--to live in the world. With all mechas having been made into adults up until this point, Hobby introduces his most life-like creation yet: an 11-year-old boy named David (Haley Joel Osment). Programmed to be able to love (the first of his kind to be able to do such a thing), David is taken in by Monica Swinton (Frances O'Connor) and her husband, Henry (Sam Robards), as a child "substitute" for their own young son, Martin (Jake Thomas), who has been cryogenically frozen while they await a cure for the disease he has.
At first creeped out by David, Henry and Monica quickly warm up to him, and in Monica's case, falls in love with what is now her new son. Aside from not being able to eat or sleep, David is exactly like a regular boy, delighting in mimicking and picking up new information, as well as being able to play games. When Martin suddenly awakes from his comatose state and begins to get better, he rejoins his parents' lives, and in the process, David progressively loses the attention and, through a series of circumstances out of his control, made to look potentially dangerous. Forced to get rid of him, but not wanting him destroyed by the company for returning him, Monica drives David into the forest one day, and leaves him there alone, with only a mechanical, talking teddy bear as company.
Leading up to its release, "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" was purposefully advertised in an obscure manner that didn't give away much of its premise, or hardly any scenes from the film itself. This was the wisest choice anyone could have made, as "A.I." is a gloriously creative film that prospers from its sheer unpredictability, and constant reminder that it is not just another "dumb sci-fi movie," but a motion picture overflowing with exciting ideas and relevant themes.
Believing that Monica will love him if only he becomes a real boy, David sets off to find the Blue Fairy from the fairy tale, "Pinocchio," whom he earnestly believes is the only one with the power to grant him his wish. On his journey, he meets a fellow mecha named Gigolo Joe (Jude Law), whose name reveals what he has been programmed to do. Joe is a cynic, but forms a bond with David, and consequently, helps him to accomplish his mission, even if it is a lost cause. It is never clear to the viewer if the Blue Fairy does genuinely exist, and this mystery is what fuels the entire second half of the film.
Haley Joel Osment (2000's "Pay It Forward") is a revelation as David, even more so than in 1999's box-office smash, "The Sixth Sense," which led him to an Oscar nomination. At only 13-years-old, Osment's ability to convey utter realism and subtlety in each of his performances is remarkable, to say the least. This has never been so apparent as right here, in a difficult and complex role as a sympathetic character who is, nonetheless, not real, but a machine. Osment must carry the whole movie solely on his shoulders, and he hits every note exactly right. Simply no other child actor could have done as refined and impressive of a job.
The cast that surrounds Osment is truly fine, as well. Jude Law (1999's "The Talented Mr. Ripley") is self-assured and appropriately cocky and cool as Gigolo Joe. Law plausibly paints Joe as a person (read: robot) who is suave, undeniably sexy, and devoted to pleasing women. As the increasingly distraught, yet caring, Monica, Frances O'Connor (2000's "Bedazzled") is heartbreaking, particularly in the bravura sequence in which she takes David on a trip that she knows will only have one of them returning home. Finally, William Hurt (1998's "One True Thing") is emphatically low-key and memorable as David's inventor, Professor Hobby, who may have an ulterior motive behind his creation of a mecha child.
The technical credits of "A.I." are awe-inspiring. Spielberg regular Janusz Kaminski's cinematography is both beautiful and understated, as is John Williams' unusually poetic music score. And the production design and visual effects, by Industrial Light & Magic, are a sight to behold. There are images throughout that will stick with you long after the lights in the theater have gone up, especially the depiction of New York City engulfed in an endless sea, as well as the haunting underwater creation of Coney Island.
A tragic, if inspiring, motion picture event, there are impassioned issues about humanity that are brought up which will resonate with every viewer. And the imagination and artistry which the film has been made with is second-to-none. To watch "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence" is to experience a visually astounding and emotionally rewarding triumph that, in time, is sure to go down as one of the all-time brilliant achievements in modern moviemaking. Stanley Kubrick sure would have been proud.
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| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Copyright 2009-present, Stephen Colebourne | |
| 3 | * | |
| 4 | * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); | |
| 5 | * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. | |
| 6 | * You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 7 | * | |
| 8 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 9 | * | |
| 10 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 11 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 12 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 13 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 14 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 15 | */ | |
| 16 | package org.joda.money; | |
| 17 | ||
| 18 | import java.io.BufferedReader; | |
| 19 | import java.io.FileNotFoundException; | |
| 20 | import java.io.InputStream; | |
| 21 | import java.io.InputStreamReader; | |
| 22 | import java.net.URL; | |
| 23 | import java.util.ArrayList; | |
| 24 | import java.util.Enumeration; | |
| 25 | import java.util.List; | |
| 26 | import java.util.regex.Matcher; | |
| 27 | import java.util.regex.Pattern; | |
| 28 | ||
| 29 | /** | |
| 30 | * Provider for available currencies using a file. | |
| 31 | * <p> | |
| 32 | * This reads currencies from various files. | |
| 33 | * Firstly it reads the mandatory resource named {@code /org/joda/money/CurencyData.csv}. | |
| 34 | * Then it reads the mandatory resource named {@code /org/joda/money/CountryData.csv}. | |
| 35 | * These files are located in the joda-money jar file. | |
| 36 | * <p> | |
| 37 | * Then it reads optional resources named {@code META-INF/org/joda/money/CurencyDataExtension.csv}. | |
| 38 | * Then it reads optional resources named {@code META-INF/org/joda/money/CountryDataExtension.csv}. | |
| 39 | * These will be read using {@link ClassLoader#getResources(String)}. | |
| 40 | * These files may augment or replace data from the first two files. | |
| 41 | */ | |
| 42 | class DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider extends CurrencyUnitDataProvider { | |
| 43 | ||
| 44 | /** Regex format for the money csv line. */ | |
| 45 | private static final Pattern CURRENCY_REGEX_LINE = Pattern.compile("([A-Z]{3}),(-1|[0-9]{1,3}),(-1|[0-9]|[1-2][0-9]|30) *(#.*)?"); | |
| 46 | /** Regex format for the country csv line. */ | |
| 47 | private static final Pattern COUNTRY_REGEX_LINE = Pattern.compile("([A-Z]{2}),([A-Z]{3}) *(#.*)?"); | |
| 48 | ||
| 49 | /** | |
| 50 | * Registers all the currencies known by this provider. | |
| 51 | * | |
| 52 | * @throws Exception if an error occurs | |
| 53 | */ | |
| 54 | @Override | |
| 55 | protected void registerCurrencies() throws Exception { | |
| 56 |
1
1. registerCurrencies : removed call to org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::parseCurrencies → SURVIVED |
parseCurrencies(loadFromFile("/org/joda/money/CurrencyData.csv")); |
| 57 |
1
1. registerCurrencies : removed call to org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::parseCountries → SURVIVED |
parseCountries(loadFromFile("/org/joda/money/CountryData.csv")); |
| 58 |
1
1. registerCurrencies : removed call to org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::parseCurrencies → SURVIVED |
parseCurrencies(loadFromFiles("META-INF/org/joda/money/CurrencyDataExtension.csv")); |
| 59 |
1
1. registerCurrencies : removed call to org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::parseCountries → SURVIVED |
parseCountries(loadFromFiles("META-INF/org/joda/money/CountryDataExtension.csv")); |
| 60 | } | |
| 61 | ||
| 62 | // loads a file | |
| 63 | private List<String> loadFromFile(String fileName) throws Exception { | |
| 64 | try (InputStream in = getClass().getResourceAsStream(fileName)) { | |
| 65 |
1
1. loadFromFile : negated conditional → SURVIVED |
if (in == null) { |
| 66 | throw new FileNotFoundException("Data file " + fileName + " not found"); | |
| 67 | } | |
| 68 | BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(in, "UTF-8")); | |
| 69 | String line; | |
| 70 | List<String> content = new ArrayList<>(); | |
| 71 |
1
1. loadFromFile : negated conditional → SURVIVED |
while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null) { |
| 72 | content.add(line); | |
| 73 | } | |
| 74 |
1
1. loadFromFile : replaced return value with Collections.emptyList for org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::loadFromFile → SURVIVED |
return content; |
| 75 | } | |
| 76 | } | |
| 77 | ||
| 78 | // loads a file | |
| 79 | private List<String> loadFromFiles(String fileName) throws Exception { | |
| 80 | List<String> content = new ArrayList<>(); | |
| 81 | Enumeration<URL> en = getClass().getClassLoader().getResources(fileName); | |
| 82 |
1
1. loadFromFiles : negated conditional → SURVIVED |
while (en.hasMoreElements()) { |
| 83 | URL url = (URL) en.nextElement(); | |
| 84 | try (InputStream in = url.openStream()) { | |
| 85 | BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(in, "UTF-8")); | |
| 86 | String line; | |
| 87 |
1
1. loadFromFiles : negated conditional → SURVIVED |
while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null) { |
| 88 | content.add(line); | |
| 89 | } | |
| 90 | } | |
| 91 | } | |
| 92 |
1
1. loadFromFiles : replaced return value with Collections.emptyList for org/joda/money/DefaultCurrencyUnitDataProvider::loadFromFiles → SURVIVED |
return content; |
| 93 | } | |
| 94 | ||
| 95 | // parse the currencies | |
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Features¶
GGBunch¶
GGBunch allows to show a collection of plots on one figure. Each plot in the collection can have arbitrary location and size. There is no automatic layout inside the bunch.
Data Sampling¶
Sampling is a special technique of data transformation, which helps dealing with large datasets and overplotting.
Learn more: Data Sampling.
Export to File¶
The ggsave()
function is an easy way to export plot to a file in SVG or HTML formats.
Note: The ggsave()
function currently do not save images of interactive maps to SVG.
Example notebook: export_SVG_HTML
The ‘bistro’ Package¶
The ‘bistro’ package is a collection of higher level API functions, each allows to create a certain kind of plot with a single function call instead of combining a plethora of plot features manually.
Correlation Plot¶
from lets_plot.bistro.corr
The corr_plot()
function creates a fluent builder object offering a set of methods for configuring of beautiful correlation plots. A call to the terminal build()
method in the end will create a resulting plot object.
Example: correlation_plot.ipynb
Image Matrix¶
from lets_plot.bistro.im
The image_matrix()
function arranges a set of images in a grid.
Example: image_matrix.ipynb
The image_matrix()
function uses geom_image
under the hood, so you might want to check out these demos as well:
Geospatial¶
GeoPandas Support¶
GeoPandas GeoDataFrame
is supported by the following geometry layers: geom_polygon
, geom_map
, geom_point
, geom_text
, geom_rect
.
Learn more: GeoPandas Support.
Interactive Maps¶
Interactive maps allow zooming and panning around geospatial data that can be added to the base-map layer using regular ggplot geoms.
Learn more: Interactive Maps.
Geocoding API¶
Geocoding is the process of converting names of places into geographic coordinates.
Learn more: Geocoding API.
‘No Javascript’ Mode¶
In the ‘no javascript’ mode Lets-Plot genetares plots as bare-bones SVG images.
This mode is halpfull when there is a requirement to render notebooks in an ‘ipnb’ renderer which does not suppopt javascript (like GitHub’s built-in renderer).
Activate ‘no javascript’ mode using the LetsPlot.setup_html()
method call:
from lets_plot import *
LetsPlot.setup_html(no_js=True)
Alternativaly, you can set up the environment variable:
LETS_PLOT_NO_JS = true (other accepted values are: 1, t, y, yes)
Note: interactive maps do not support the ‘no javascript’ mode.
Offline Mode¶
In classic Jupyter notebook the LetsPlot.setup_html()
statement by default pre-loads Lets-Plot
JS library from CDN. Alternatively, option offline=True
will force Lets-Plot
adding the full Lets-Plot JS bundle to the notebook. In this case, plots in the notebook will be working without an Internet connection.
from lets_plot import *
LetsPlot.setup_html(offline=True)
Note: internet connection is still required for interactive maps and geocoding API.


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public class FibonacciHeap extends java.lang.Object implements Heap
| Constructor and Description |
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FibonacciHeap()
Constructor for the Fibonacci heap.
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void |
cascadingCut(FibonacciNode parentNode)
Second helper method for increaseKey operation.
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void |
consolidate()
A helper function for deleteMax().
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void |
cut(FibonacciNode increasedNode,
FibonacciNode parentNode)
Helper method for increaseKey operation.
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void |
delete(FibonacciNode nodeToDelete)
Deletes the given node.
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int |
deleteMax()
Deletes the node with the current maximum value and returns said value.
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FibonacciNode |
getMaxNode()
Returns the node with the current maximum value.
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int |
getNumberOfNodes()
Returns the number of nodes in the current heap.
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void |
increaseKey(FibonacciNode nodeToIncrease,
int newKey)
Increase the key value of the given node.
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void |
insert(int newValue)
Inserts a new node into the heap.
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void |
link(FibonacciNode firstNode,
FibonacciNode secondNode)
Links the two given nodes.
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FibonacciHeap |
makeFibonacciHeap()
Creates and returns a new Fibonacci heap with maximum node set to null.
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int |
returnMax()
Returns the maximum value of the heap.
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void |
setMaxNode(FibonacciNode max)
Sets the current maximum node to the given node.
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void |
setNumberOfNodes(int numberOfNodes)
Sets the number of nodes for the current heap to the given number.
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FibonacciHeap |
union(FibonacciHeap otherHeap)
Unites two Fibonacci heaps into one.
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public FibonacciHeap()
public FibonacciHeap makeFibonacciHeap()
public void insert(int newValue)
public int returnMax()
public int deleteMax()
public void consolidate()
public void link(FibonacciNode firstNode, FibonacciNode secondNode)
firstNode
- the first node to be linked.secondNode
- the second node to be linked.public void increaseKey(FibonacciNode nodeToIncrease, int newKey)
nodeToIncrease
- the node of which value is to be increased.newKey
- the new key value of the node.public void cut(FibonacciNode increasedNode, FibonacciNode parentNode)
increasedNode
- the node of which key was increased.parentNode
- the parent of the node of which key was increased.public void cascadingCut(FibonacciNode parentNode)
parentNode
- the parent node of the node to be cut.public FibonacciHeap union(FibonacciHeap otherHeap)
otherHeap
- the heap to be united with this heap.public void delete(FibonacciNode nodeToDelete)
nodeToDelete
- the node to delete.public FibonacciNode getMaxNode()
public void setMaxNode(FibonacciNode max)
max
- the new maximum node.public int getNumberOfNodes()
public void setNumberOfNodes(int numberOfNodes)
numberOfNodes
- the new number of nodes.


Nigerians react as finance expert rates home ownership a bad investment
by Fakoyejo OlalekanIn Nigeria, buying a car is regarded as a liability while owning a house is rated as a good investment. However, this line of thought was recently questioned by finance expert, Tayo Oyedeji who argued that homeownership is a bad investment if the purpose is to live there.
Oyedeji is an entrepreneur who feels renting a home is wiser than owning it. He gave an example of himself, stating that he owns few properties which according to him are a bad investment on his part.
Why people own homes
According to Tayo Oyedeji, most people own properties because of psychological comfort, societal expectations, and cultural norms, but when the finances or returns on investment are factored in, such mentality is a bad investment.
Oyedeji stated that investment shouldn’t be made based on emotion. This, he believes could negatively affect people. He said investment should be based on ‘Math’, meaning, finances and returns on investment should be considered, therefore, living in a home you own is a bad investment.
The finance expert expressed his thoughts through his Twitter account, @tayooye. He shared on his timeline that, “The home you live in is your worst investment. For some of us, it’s not even an investment. Don’t buy the hype, do the math. A home purchase for living is a bad investment.” He, however, said buying to rent is a better investment.
[READ MORE: Reactions trail Onitsha fire as extent of damages become clear]
Reasons for Oyedeji’s stance
While defending his claim, Oyedeji opined that:
- An average property in Lagos is N40 million.
- Treasury bill rate is about 12%.
- Your N40 million will yield N4.8 million a year.
- You can rent a good home for N1.5 million and still have N3.3 million left over.
- Your house is costing you N3.3 million per year. Do the math.
In his reaction to one of the comments on his statement, Oyedeji said, “Homeownership is usually a bad investment in most places, even in the US. There are much better-performing asset classes and it limits your mobility.”
When and why you should buy a home
According to Oyedeji, individuals shouldn’t buy a home unless
- Mortgage is < 8%.
- You can pay cash.
- You plan to live in it for 10 years.
- You need the psychological comfort of homeownership.
Oyedeji ended his argument by stating that, “Renting is wiser for MOST people” = “Buying is a good option for SOME people”
Reactions that trailed his comment
Those in support of Oyedeji
There were Nigerians who were quick to support Oyedeji, stating that he wasn’t far from the truth.


I have a passion for learning, technology and social projects and sharing knowledge to impact communities.
Web developer and Collective Intelligence Workshops
Business plan definition and development of the project using traditional and Agile methods (Lean Startup). Winner of the Alter'Incub's 2015 call for social and solidarity economy companies projects.
Integrated and developed 2D/3D GIS solutions applied to smart territories using .Net and the Skyline suite. Created Skyline’s API and web package trainings addressed to french clients. Actually coded 6 months, the rest of the time on sick leave.
Made the Feasibility and Opportunity studies for the implementation of a water bodies protection geographical information system following the new european directives (6 months).
Designed and developed several modules for petrophysical analysis and data processing and viewing using C++/Qt. Involved in each step of the process (research, requirements analysis, design, implementation, validation, maintenance, and follow-up with the client).
Developed a solution for aerial images processing for vineyard detection and characterization using C++ and Fast Fourier Transform. Published a paper about this work.
Implemented a new polygon’s segmentation algorithm in C++ with CGAL and QT libraries (2 months).


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Bomberman
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Bomberman is a school project where the goal is to develop the famous Bomberman game in C with the SDL2 library as well as the SDL_Image and SDL_TTf extensions. No other libraries were allowed.
The game must be playable by 2 to 4 networked (multiplayer) players.
Our game was developed thanks to our gLib framework developed in parallel. When launching the game you can choose to host a game or join an already hosted game.
It requires a minimum of 2 players for the creator of the game to launch the game.
Once the game is launched you can move with the directional arrows and set bombs with the space key.
For the rest of the gameplay I let you discover for yourself ;-)
Currently we can compile the game under Debian 8 & 9, Windows 10 x86 and x64, and Mac OSX !
You will need SDL 2 as well as the SDL2_Image and SDL2_TTf extensions.
We recommend that you use Visual Studio and import the header and source files.
Having dealt with the SDL library many times before, we were tired of always having to re-code the graphical management from zero.
We decided for this project to develop a framework around the SDL allowing to set up small 2D games quickly.
This framework offers a development architecture more adapted to games and manages the graphic loop as well as the creation and management of many graphic components such as buttons, simple or animated sprites, input fields or simply text.
gLib is extensible, which means that you can develop your own graphical components and use them with the resource manager.
In addition to providing high-level support to the SDL, it also provides support for the creation of a client/server architecture to integrate a concept of network multiplayers into your game.
The framework has been designed to be efficient and cross-platform.
Lead developper: @Astropilot
Developpers: @heinsenbergggg @gaudesp and @GhostRolly


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Ensuring effective tailings management at all mine sites in British Columbia
Tailings are a by-product of mining. They are finely ground rock and mineral particles that remain following processing and extraction of targeted resources (e.g., minerals containing metals such as copper or gold), and they may also contain chemicals used in the extraction process.
Tailings are different from overburden and waste rock, which is the material (e.g., soil, rock) that is moved during mining activities but not processed.
Tailings management is different from mine site to mine site. At most major mines where tailings are produced, the tailings are mixed with water and deposited as a slurry into tailings storage facilities (TSFs). Often TSFs use dams to create capacity to permanently store tailings for the life of the mine and throughout closure. Waste rock is generally stored on mine sites in piles or dumps, but it may also be stored underwater to mitigate metal leaching and acid rock drainage (ML/ARD).
Most mining dams in British Columbia are regulated under Part 10 of the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia (the Code), as established under the Mines Act. Under Part 10.5.3 of the Code, mines with TSFs are required to submit annual Dam Safety Inspections (DSIs) to the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources (MEM). DSIs for specific mines are available on the BC Mine Information website.


Animal shelter rescues dog after someone poured boiling water on him
by CNN, DigitalPALM HARBOR, FLA. (WFTS) -- Last month, the Suncoast Animal League rescued a dog after someone poured boiling water on his back.
The dog, Jeffrey, received severe burns and was treated at the Blue Pearl Pet Hospital.
"When Jeffrey was found, he was basically on the side of the road so we really don't know that much about him," said Karey Burek, a medical foster with Suncoast Animal League.
The dog will need to wear a cone for a few more weeks. His wounds are covered with bandages.
"He had a bandage change today and he now wears like half a shirt, but before his entire body was covered," said Rick Chaboudy, Executive Director and Cofounder of Suncoast Animal League.
"It situations like this, nobody is going to come forward. Maybe if it was an accident, somebody would have came forward," added Chaboudy.
Rick Chaboudy, Executive Director of Suncoast Animal League, said Jeffrey was found in Highlands County under a tree. Someone found him and called animal control.
"His entire body was filled with infection and the worst of the burns were on the back of his neck and shoulder," said Chaboudy.
Burek, a medical foster, has been caring for the dog.
The dog is staying at her house. He has received $12,000 worth of medical treatment at Blue Pearl.
"The Blue Pearl staff realized he does not have any leash manners. He didn't know how to sit. He scarfed down his food so who knows when he had his least meal. He was the wild child basically, but very sweet," said Burek.
In the past, Burek has cared for dogs with severe burns. Last year, she fostered another dog named Denali.
She later adopted Denali. She hopes Jeffrey finds a good home.
"When he's medically cleared, I would love for him to find the perfect forever home of his own where he knows he's safe and doesn't ever have to worry about being hurt or being on the streets again," said Burek.


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This week in #edchat we spent time discussing how to change teacher’s images in the media, community, etc. Its a great topic and one that is certainly worth discussing. Teachers are facing more and more scrutiny about testing results, summer break schedules, pay…you name it. So the question that begs asking becomes: “How do we as teachers show that good work is happening inside schools today?”
I posted the following tweet when I joined in on Tuesday:
Schools need to adopt an open-door policy that allows other comm. members to see good teachers in action. #edchat
It was like the floodgates had opened. I received tweets about “safety issues” and “security concerns” that can arise from opening school doors. There are bigger ideas behind that tweet than what people initially read.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for safety and security for children in schools. But we can’t let that fear of something going wrong stop us from making meaningful connections outside of school. Open doors aren’t always a physical requirement. To even begin to actually open those front doors, we have to be mentally prepared to make that shift.
How do we prepare to open doors?
First, stop worrying about what can go wrong. If you’re afraid of people seeing your classroom, there are probably bigger issues at hand. Learning is collaborative…we all know this from experience. Why can’t we be okay with people – our colleagues, administrators, friends – stopping into our rooms? We shouldn’t be afraid of sharing what we do with people that can push us to be better teachers. Teachers complain all the time about being evaluated by test scores, but then they refuse meaningful evaluation when someone steps into the room. There is a severe problem that needs to be addressed concerning this disconnect.
Second, step out digitally before you open up physically. It can be intimidating to share thoughts and ideas openly without knowing you’ll have encouragement from someone. There are a TON of resources tutoring newcomers through Twitter, blogging, and connecting with other educators. It takes some practice and commitment, but the connections that can be made really will build your confidence in your trade and you will come away feeling encouraged and supported by other teachers working for the same goals.
Third, be proactive. Education has always been very private…but that isn’t the way people work in the 21st century. We need to make meaningful connections in order to stay relevant, but it doesn’t just happen. No one is going to bug you about the way you teach unless you ask them to…and even then, it might take some prodding. Be vocal about your desire to be more open to the public. Take time to meet with administrators, parents, and other members of the community and let them know you want to build relationships, not just talk at their kids every day.
The mental shift is the hardest to make because you have to make it happen. Be the change at your school and you’ll start to see amazing things happen.
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The dataset contains sequences with an average length of bps. Reads are assembled using IDBA-UD. reads were assembled (%).
A total of scaffolds were found with an average length of bps, and n50 of bps. A total of genes were recovered from the assembled
sequeces using the PRODIGAL software. The average length of the genes is bp.
The graph below displays the number of genes in this dataset that were annotated by different databases below. These correspond to the databases selected by the user, including the customized datasets.
These are the results of the taxonomy analysis using the Assembly pipeline . This interactive tree will show you the distribution of the taxonomy annotation in your sample. Just click on the nodes (taxa) and see the
connections. The pie-chart will show the abundance distribution. Fisrt, select the results from the reference dataset you are interestend and click on See Results.
The pie chart illustrate the distribution of taxonomy domains, phyla and order for the annotation. Each slice indicates the percentage of predicted genes with predicted taxonomy annotations.
These are the results of the functional analysis using the Assembly pipeline . The pie charts will show you the distributions of functional categories. Each slide represents percentage of genes that were predicted to
a specific functional category.


Breakpoints tab
The Breakpoints tab shows you all of the
breakpoints na iyong na-set.
Breakpoints can be set via the Kasaysayan at
Mga site tabs as well as the 'Add a custom HTTP breakpoint' button on the
pinakataas na lebel ng toolbar
Kanang pagclick ng menu
Right clicking on a breakpoint will bring up a menu which will allow you to:
I-edit...
This will bring up the 'Edit breakpoint' dialog which allows you to edit the criteria that
defines the breakpoint. Double clicking on the breakpoint will also show this dialog.
Tanggalin
This will remove the breakpoint
Tingnan din


--- title: Card sizing category: card order: 5 description: Like most other components, cards are fluid-width by default. So the recommended way to manage their width is by placing them inside grid columns. ---
Some pretty neat stuff.
This one is different.
Not at all like the others.


contact
Getting Started
There are some ways to get started. First, see all download options available below, then choose the most suitable option for your need. Now you should add the main file of the Milligram and the CSS Reset in the header of your project. Just that!
Install with Bower
Milligram is available to install using Bower.
$ bower install milligram
Install with npm
Milligram is also available to install using npm.
$ npm install milligram
Install with Yarn
Milligram is also available to install using Yarn.
$ yarn add milligram
What's included
Once downloaded, extract the compressed folder to see the main file in the uncompressed and minified version.
milligram/
├── examples/
│ └── index.html
├── dist/
│ ├── milligram.css
│ └── milligram.min.css
├── license
└── readme.md
Usage
First, use any method mentioned above to download Milligram. Then, just add these tags in the head. Milligram is also available via CDN.
CLI
A CLI for getting started with Milligram. It offers a super simple boilerplate project with Milligram.
$ npm install -g milligram-cli
Create a new app using the command milligram init
, then install dependencies and run with npm start
.
$ milligram init new_app
$ cd new_app
$ npm start
See more examples of getting started here.
Typography
CSS3 introduces a few new units, including the rem
unit, which stands for
"root em". The rem
unit is relative to the font-size of the root element html
. That means that we can define a single font size on the root element, and define all rem
units to be a percentage of
that. The typography has font-size
defined in 1.6rem (16px) and line-height
in 1.6 (24px).
Milligram uses the font-family
Roboto, created by
Christian Robertson, and provided by Google.
Heading
h1
4.6rem (46px)
Heading
h2
3.6rem (36px)
Heading
h3
2.8rem (28px)
Heading
h4
2.2rem (22px)
Heading
h5
1.8rem (18px)
Heading
h6
1.6rem (16px)
The base type is 1.6rem (16px) over 1.6 line height (24px)
Anchor
Emphasis
Small
Strong
Underline
Heading
Heading
Heading
Heading
Heading
Heading
See more examples of typography here.
Blockquotes
The Blockquote represents a section that is quoted from another source.
Yeah!! Milligram is amazing.
Yeah!! Milligram is amazing.
See more examples of blockquotes here.
Buttons
The Button, an essential part of any user experience. Buttons come in three basic styles in Milligram: The button
element has flat color by default, whereas .button-outline
has a simple outline around, and .button-clear
is entirely clear.
Default Button
See more examples of buttons here.
Lists
The List is a very versatile and common way to display items. Milligram has three types of lists: The unordered list use ul
element will be marked with a outline circles, the ordered list use ol
element and your items
will be marked with numbers, the description list use dl
element and your items will not be marking, only spacings.
- Unordered list item 1
- Unordered list item 2
- Ordered list item 1
- Ordered list item 2
- Description list item 1
- Description list item 1.1
- Unordered list item 1
- Unordered list item 2
- Ordered list item 1
- Ordered list item 2
- Description list item 1
- Description list item 1.1
See more examples of lists here.
Forms
The Form has never been exactly fun, and it can be downright painful on a mobile device with its on-screen keyboard. Milligram help to make this much easier with design focused on the user experience.
See more examples of forms here.
Tables
The Table element represents data in two dimensions or more. We encourage the use of proper formatting with thead
and tbody
to create a table
. The code becomes cleaner without disturbing understanding.
| Name | Age | Height | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stephen Curry | 27 | 1,91 | Akron, OH |
| Klay Thompson | 25 | 2,01 | Los Angeles, CA |
Name
Age
Height
Location
Stephen Curry
27
1,91
Akron, OH
Klay Thompson
25
2,01
Los Angeles, CA
See more examples of tables here.
Grids
The Grid is a fluid system with a max width of 112.0rem
(1120px), that shrinks with the browser/device at smaller sizes. The max width can be changed with one line of CSS and all columns will resize accordingly. Milligram is different than most because of its use of the
CSS Flexible Box Layout Module standard. The advantage is the simplicity, and we know that a functional code is very important for maintainability and scalability. Simply add columns you want in a row, and they'll evenly take up the available
space. If you want three columns, add three columns, if you want five columns, add five columns. There is no restriction on number of columns, but we advise you to follow a design pattern of grid system. See more tips on best practices in the
tips.
.column
.column
.column
.column
.column
.column column-50 column-offset-25
See more examples of grids here.
Codes
The Code element represents a fragment of computer code. Just wrap anything in a code
and it will appear like this. if you need a block, by default, enter the code
within the pre
element.
.milligram {
color: #9b4dca;
}
.milligram {
color: #9b4dca;
}
See more code examples here.
Utilities
Milligram has some functional classes to improve the performance and productivity everyday.
See more examples of utilities here.
Tips
Tips, techniques, and best practice on using Cascading Style Sheets.
Mobile First
The Mobile First is the design strategy that takes priority development for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It means all styles outside of a media queries apply to all devices, then larger screens are targeted for enhancement. This prevents small devices from having to parse tons of unused CSS. Milligram use some breakpoints like these:
- Larger than Mobile screen: 40.0rem (640px)
- Larger than Tablet screen: 80.0rem (1280px)
- Larger than Desktop screen: 120.0rem (1920px)
/* Mobile First Media Queries */
/* Base style */
{ ... }
/* Larger than mobile screen */
@media (min-width: 40.0rem) { ... }
/* Larger than tablet screen */
@media (min-width: 80.0rem) { ... }
/* Larger than desktop screen */
@media (min-width: 120.0rem) { ... }
Embed Font
Milligram uses the font-family
Roboto, created by
Christian Robertson, and provided by Google. Customize your projects using
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The style of an element can be defined in several different locations, which interact in a complex way. It is this form of interaction makes CSS powerful, but it can make it confusing and difficult to debug.
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Bug Day
On Tuesday March 8th, 2005 from 8:00am to 4:00pm PST (03-08T16:00 -
03-09T00:00 UTC) the JXTA team will be participating in an online chat
devoted to the upcoming release. If you are having problems with the new
release, have questions for the developers or just want to stop by and
see what's happening please stop by! Connect via
the jxta-c discuss list or myJXTA2.
Or easier yet, just run it using java web start.


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- Designing of reusable components
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# Contact If you encounter any problems with the software please open an issue in the issue tracker of this project. If you are looking for a way to get in touch with the developer choose one of the following methods: - [Telegram](t.me/username) -<EMAIL_ADDRESS>README.md
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FBX is a popular proprietary 3D interchange format from Autodesk. It is often used in game engines to allow importing 3D scenes created using software such as Blender, Maya or 3DS Max.
Godot does not include an FBX importer in its editor code, as doing so would require linking against a proprietary SDK. Relying on reverse engineering was attempted in the past, but it turned out to be too unreliable.
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glTF is an open 3D interchange format. Unlike FBX, it has many open source implementations available and is supported out of the box in Godot.
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The macOS x86_64 binary can be used with an ARM Godot editor binary. In this case, macOS will automatically use Rosetta when running FBX2glTF. Creating an universal macOS binary (x86_64 + ARM) for FBX2glTF is planned in the future.
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Constructor
new UserService()
- Source:
Methods
(async) create(doc)
Create user.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
doc |
Object
|
Properties
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
|
|
email |
string
|
|
name |
string
|
|
password |
string
|
|
role |
string
|
Default 'user'. |
isActive |
boolean
|
Default true. |
isVerified |
boolean
|
Default false. |
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- Source:
(async) delete(username)
Delete user with username.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
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- Source:
(async) deleteById(id)
Delete user with id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:
(async) deleteManyById(arr)
Delete many users by id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
arr |
Array
|
User array. |
- Source:
(async) emailExists(email) → {boolean}
Check if user with email exists.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
email |
string
|
|
- Source:
Returns:
-
Type
-
boolean
(async) exists(username) → {boolean}
Check if user with username exists.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
|
|
- Source:
Returns:
-
Type
-
boolean
(async) existsById(id) → {boolean}
Check if user exists by id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:
Returns:
-
Type
-
boolean
(async) get(username)
Get user with username.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
|
|
- Source:
(async) getById(id)
Get user with id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:
(async) isActiveById(id)
Check if user is active by id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:
(async) isVerifiedById(id)
Check if user is verified by id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:
(async) list(query)
List users.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
query |
Object
|
Properties
| Name |
Type |
Description |
skip |
number
|
Number of users to be skipped. |
limit |
number
|
Limit number of users to be returned. |
isActive |
isActive
|
|
isVerified |
isVerified
|
|
role |
role
|
Role of users to be returned. |
|
- Source:
(async) update(username, doc)
Update user with username.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
|
|
doc |
Object
|
|
- Source:
(async) updateById(id, doc)
Update user with id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
doc |
Object
|
|
- Source:
(async) verify(username)
Verify user with username.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
username |
string
|
|
- Source:
(async) verifyById(id)
Verify user with id.
Parameters:
| Name |
Type |
Description |
id |
string
|
User ID. |
- Source:


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Study on Cross-Boundary Pollution Act to complete Jan 2020
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 4 — The three-month study on the direction and impact of the Cross-Boundary Pollution Act is expected to be completed in January next year, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.
Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change Minister Yeo Bee Yin said the study would be conducted by a special committee led by legal and environmental experts.
“The ministry has held meetings and consultations with legal and environmental experts from the Attorney-General’s Chambers and several local universities to discuss the needs of drafting the Cross-Boundary Pollution Act, but not limited to haze.
“Based on the consultation, a study will be conducted first to determine the impact and the direction of the proposed legislation,” she said when winding up debate on the Supply Bill 2020 for the ministry in the house.
Once the study is completed, it would be brought to the Cabinet for approval before a draft is being prepared, she added.
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Malaysia is currently using old and conventional methods to extinguish and prevent peat fires, she said.
“There are not many innovations in this field. We hope that with the R&D ‘seed fund’ from the ministry and the encouragement for international R&D cooperation, more effective, cheaper and scalable methods will be found as soon as possible,” she said. — Bernama


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Department of "Physical Culture" was established by order 01-660 of the rector of Chirchik State Pedagogical Institute of Tashkent region in October 10, 2018.
At the department there are the following bachelor educational directions - 5112000 - Physical Culture and Sports (including Women's Sports).
The following specialty subjects have been taught in the department under the educational direction Physical culture and Sports: History of physical culture, theory and methodology of physical culture, methodology of sport and leisure games, teaching methods of gymnastics and its training, sports skills, physical education hygiene and theoretical and practical lessons on the basics of healthy lifestyle, including the medical basics of sports as the science of choice.
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Teachers of the Department have been carrying out scientific research on socio-political, economic and cultural life of athletes in Uzbekistan as well as international sports competitions have been held in Tashkent during the years of independence: Worldwide Forms and Methods of Physical Culture Development in the Process of Out-of-Class Students' Training, Giving Growth on the Basis of Continuous Education - Scientific Basis of Physical Education, Methods of Eliminating Physical Problems of Preschool Children, the ways of making students absorb our national values through Belt Wrestling Kurash.
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2. Nurmatov Farhat Abdualimovich (docent)
3. Atabekov Fazil Orazali oglu (senior teacher)
4. Sultanov Alisher Islambaevich (teacher, master of sport)
5. Zufarov Timur Umarovich (teacher)
6. Shadiev Aziz Yakubjanovich (teacher)