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Tokyo Olympiad (1965)
Grade: 84
The Summer Olympics were held in Tokyo in 1964, the first time that the games were hosted in Asia. "Tokyo Olympiad" is an excellent documentary of the '64 games, with the focus on cinematography over narration.
Director Kon Ichikawa has no interest in counting gold medals. Watching this film will not tell you whether the U.S. or the U.S.S.R. won the most medals. Ichikawa also makes little use of human interest stories. We learn that the Ethiopian who won the marathon had his appendix removed the month before. We briefly follow the story of an obscure athlete from Chad, a country participating in their first Olympics with only two athletes in their delegation. That's about it for human interest, which is a fixation for American broadcast journalists during the games. Another surprise is the disinterest in men's basketball, which receives about two seconds of coverage, the same as the water polo final.
The final surprise, at least for me, is that Germany competed as a single team. Given the virility of the cold war during the previous four years (the Berlin Wall, the Berlin airlift, the Cuban Missle crisis, the Bay of Pigs) it must have been inspiring for Germans to see athletics overcoming politics.
The cinematography is outstanding. There are many close-ups and slow-mo shots of athletes in action. The camera captures the emotions of the competitors, from the tension before an event to the joy, exhaustion, and/or disappointment that follows. The narration is in Japanese of course, with partial subtitles in English. Being unable to understand the occasional jabbering may actually be a plus, as the viewer can concentrate on the photography.
Some of the athletes became famous, like sprinter Bob Hayes or boxer Joe Frazier. But even the gold medal winners are mostly obscure today, their fleeting moment of glory captured in time but now forgotten.
"Tokyo Olympiad" is nearly three hours long, but the documentary never drags. It was distributed in America in a heavily edited version with insipid dubbed narration, but now the original is available again. "Chariots of Fire" has the reputation of being the best film about the Olympics. But "Tokyo Olympiad" is easily the better film.
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1 Form No. J (1) IN THE HIGH COURT AT CALCUTTA Criminal Revisional Jurisdiction Appellate Side Present:
The Hon'ble Justice Ashim Kumar Roy C.R.R. No. 3197 of 2005 With CRAN No. 16 of 2010
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C.R.R. No. 20 of 2006 With CRAN No. 17 of 2010 Sri M.S. Ramachandran & Ors.
Versus Sri Sandip Meta For Petitioners : Mr. Joymalya Bagchi Mr. M.S. Yadav For State : Mr. Swapan Kumar Mullick Heard On : April 26th, 2009. Judgment On : 23-07-2010.
Both the criminal revisions, C.R.R. No. 3197 of 2005 as well as C.R.R. No. 20 of 2006 are taken up for hearing together as a common question of law arises in both the said criminal revisions for decision. 2
2. Invoking Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, while in C.R.R. No. 3197 of 2005 the petitioners have approached this Court for quashing of the Complaint Case No. C-773 of 2004, similarly in C.R.R. No. 20 of 2006 they have approached for quashing of the Complaint Case No. C-649 of 2004. Both the aforesaid complaint cases are pending before the Learned Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Barrackpore. While the first impugned complaint relates to the offences punishable under Section 63 of the Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 and under Sections 51 and 61 of the Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act, 1985 for alleged violation of Section 39 of the Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 read with Rule 26 of Standards of Weights and Measures, (Packaged Commodities) Rules, 1977. The second complaint relates to the alleged offences punishable under Section 63 of The Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 and under Section 51 of the Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act 1985, read with Section 74 of The Standards of Weights and Measures Act 1976 and Section 62 of The Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act 1985, and alleged violation of Rules 2 (r) 4, 6, 8, 9 and 23 of the Standards of Weights and Measures (Packaged Commodities) Rules 1977 read with Section 33 of The Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act, 1985.
The principal ground on which the quashing has been sought for is this that there is no requisite averment in the complaints in terms of Section 74 of The Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 and Section 62 of the Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act, 1985. 3
3. Besides above the grounds on which the quashing has been sought for are as follows;
(a) The petitioner no. 1 during his tenure as Chairman of Indian Oil Corporation was nominated by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Commission, Government of India and was involved in dealing with the policy matters of Indian Oil Corporation Limited and was in no way connected with the running of day to day affairs of the petitioners' company at any point of time.
(b) The petitioner no. 2 being the General Manager (West Bengal) of Indian Oil Corporation Limited was also similarly involved in dealing with the policy matters, but was in no way concerned with the running of the day to day affairs of the Indian Oil Corporation at no point of time.
(c) Accepting the allegations as it is and to be true no offence as alleged or at all has been made out.
(d) The allegations are patently absurd and inherently improbable.
(e) If there is any violation for the same the distributor is responsible through whom retail sales are affected over which the petitioners have no control.
(f) No materials has been placed before the Learned Court below to show that the petitioners were actually involved in running the day to day affairs of the Indian Oil Corporation Limited.
(g) It appears from the allegations made in the complaint that offence has been committed by the M/s. Freedom Services, the distributorship concern.
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(h) There was no averment in the petition of complaint that the petitioners were in-charge and responsible for running, the day to day business of the company.
(i) The Learned Magistrate most arbitrarily and mechanically issued the process and set the criminal law into motion.
(j) There is no effectual foundation that the accused company Indian Oil Corporation Limited has actually made, manufactured, packed and sealed or caused to be packed or distributed, delivered or offered, exposed for sale the seized articles.
(k) The proceeding has been launched out of utter mala fide.
4. The Learned Counsel appearing for the petitioners in support of his contention relied on an unreported decision of this Hon'ble High Court relating to C.R.R. No. 2528 of 2005 in the case of M.S. Ramchandran & Anr. Vs. Sri Sandip Meta & Anr. He has also relied on the following decisions, viz., (i) S.M.S. Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Vs. Neeta Bhalla & Anr., reported in 2005 SCC (Cri) 1975,
(ii) K.K. Ahuja Vs. V.K. Vora & Anr., reported in JT 2009 (8) SC 691.
Whereas the Learned Counsel appearing on behalf of the State vehemently opposed the prayer for quashing and submitted when it is an admitted position the petitioner no. 2 is the General Manager of the Company even in absence of requisite averment in terms of Section 74 of the Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 and Section 62 of the Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act, 1985, being the General Manager he is very much liable to be prosecuted in connection with the aforesaid complaint case. 5
5. Before adverting to the rival contentions of the parties, I am of the opinion, it would be apposite to refer to the aforesaid decisions of the Hon'ble High Court in which the Apex Court dealt with the question of quashing of complaint on the score of absence of imputing vicarious liability on the officers of the company. In the case of S.M.S. Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Vs. Neeta Bhalla & Anr. (supra), a three Judges Bench of the Apex Court dealt with two issues;
(a) Whether for the purposes of Section 141 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, it is sufficient if the substance of the allegation read as a whole fulfil the requirements of the said section and it is not necessary to specifically state in the complaint that the person accused was in charge of, or responsible for, the conduct of the business of the company.
(b) Whether a director of a company would be deemed to be in charge of, and responsible to, the company for conduct of the business of the company and, therefore, deemed to be guilty of the offence unless he proves to the contrary.
(c) Even if it is held that specific averments are necessary, whether in the absence of such averments the signatory of the cheque and or the managing directors or joint managing director who admittedly would be in charge of the company and responsible to the company for conduct of its business could be proceeded against.
............................... and held as follows;
"In view of the above discussion, our answers to the questions posed in the reference are as under :6
(a) It is necessary to specifically aver in a complaint under Section 141 that at the time the offence was committed, the person accused was in charge of, and responsible for the conduct of business of the company. This averment is an essential requirement of Section 141 and has to be made in a complaint. Without this averment being made in a complaint, the requirements of Section 141 cannot be said to be satisfied.
(b) The answer to the question posed in sub-part (b) has to be in the negative. Merely being a director of a company is not sufficient to make the person liable under Section 141 of the Act. A director in a company cannot be deemed to be in charge of and responsible to the company for the conduct of its business. The requirement of Section 141 is that the person sought to be made liable should be in charge of and responsible for the conduct of the business of the company at the relevant time. This has to be averred as a fact as there is no deemed liability of a director in such cases.
(c) The answer to Question (c) has to be in the affirmative. The question notes that the managing director or joint managing director would be admittedly in charge of the company and responsible to the company for the conduct of its business.
When that is so, holders of such positions in a company become liable under Section 141 of the Act. By virtue of the office they hold as managing director or joint managing director, these persons are in charge of and responsible for the conduct of business of the company. Therefore, they get covered under Section 141. So far as the signatory of a cheque which is dishonoured is concerned, he is clearly responsible for the incriminating act and will be covered under sub-section (2) of Section 141. (para 19) In the case of K.K. Ahuja Vs. V.K. Vora & Anr. (supra), the Apex Court dealt with the question, as to who can be said to be the persons in charge and to be persons "in charge of, and was responsible to the company for the business of the company" as referred in Section 141 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 and held as follows;
"The words "every person who, at the time of the offence was committed, was in charge of, and was responsible for the conduct of the business of the company" occurs not only in 7 section 141 (1) of the Act but in several enactments dealing with offences by companies, to mention a few - Section 278B of the Income Tax Act, 1961, Section 22C of Minimum Wages Act, 1948, Section 86A of the Employees State Insurance Act, 1948, Section 14A of Employees Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952, Section 29 of Payment of Bonus Act, 1965, Section 40 of The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and section 47 of Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974. But neither section 141 (1) of the Act, nor the pari materia provisions in other enactments give any indication as to who are the persons responsible to the company, for the conduct of the business of the company.
Therefore, we will have to fall back upon the provisions of Companies Act, 1956 which is the law relating to and regulating companies. Section 291 of the said Act provides that subject to the provisions of the Act, the Board of Directors of a company shall be entitled to exercise all such powers, and to do all such acts and things, as the company is authorized to exercise and do. A company though a legal entity can act only through its Board of Directors. The settled position is that a Managing Director is prima facie in charge of and responsible for the company's business and affairs and can be prosecuted for offences by the company. But insofar as other directors are concerned, they can be prosecuted only if they were in charge of and responsible for the conduct of the company's business. A combined reading of Section 5 and 291 of Companies Act, 1956 with the definitions in clauses (24), (26), (30), (31), (45) of section 2 of that Act would show that the following persons are considered to be the persons who are responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company:
(a) the managing director/s;
(b) the whole-time director/s;
(c) the manager;
(d) the secretary;
(e) any person in accordance with whose directions or instructions the Board of directors of the company is accustomed to act;
(f) any person charged by the Board with the responsibility of complying with that provision (and who has given his consent in that behalf to the Board); and 8
(g) where any company does not have any of the officers specified in clauses (a) to (c), any director or directors who may be specified by the Board in this behalf or where no director is so specified, all the directors.
Section 141 uses the words "was in charge of, and was responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company". It is evident that a person who can be made vicariously liable under sub-section (1) of Section 141 is a person who is responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company and in addition is also in charge of the business of the company. There may be many directors and secretaries who are not in charge of the business of the company at all. The meaning of the words "person in charge of the business of the company" was considered by this Court in Girdhari Lal Gupta v. D.N. Mehta [1971 (3) SCC 189] followed in State of Karnataka v. Pratap Chand [1981 (2) SCC 335] and Katta Sujatha v. Fertiliser & Chemicals Travancore Ltd. (JT 2002 (10) SC 134 : 2002 (7) SCC 655]. This Court held that the words refer to a person who is in overall control of the day to day business of the company. This Court pointed out that a person may be a director and thus belongs to the group of persons making the policy followed by the company, but yet may not be in charge of the business of the company; that a person may be a Manager who is in charge of the business but may not be in overall charge of the business; and that a person may be an officer who may be in charge of only some part of the business. (para 15) Therefore, if a person does not meet the first requirement, that is being a person who is responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company, neither the question of his meeting the second requirement (being a person in charge of the business of the company), nor the question of such person being liable under sub-section (1) of section 141 does not arise. To put it differently, to be vicariously liable under sub-section (1) of Section 141, a person should fulfill the 'legal requirement' of being a person in law (under the statute governing companies) responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company and also fulfill the 'factual requirement' of being a person in charge of the business of the company. (para 16) Therefore, the averment in a complaint that an accused is a director and that he is in charge of and is responsible to the 9 company for the conduct of the business of the company, duly affirmed in the sworn statement, may be sufficient for the purpose of issuing summons to him. But if the accused is not one of the persons who falls under the category of persons who are responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company (listed in para 14 above), then merely by stating that 'he was In charge of the business of the company' or by stating that 'he was in charge of the day to day management of the company' or by stating that he was in charge of, and was responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company', he cannot be made vicariously liable under section 141 (1) of the Act. (para 17) It should, however, be kept in view that even an officer who was not in charge of and was responsible to the company for the conduct of the business of the company can be made liable under sub-section (2) of Section 141. For making a person liable under Section 141 (2), the mechanical repetition of the requirements under Section 141 (1) will be of no assistance, but there should be necessary averments in the complaint as to how and in what manner the accused was guilty of consent and connivance or negligence and therefore, responsible under sub-section (2) of section 141 of the Act. (para 18) Another aspect that requires to be noticed is that only a Director, Manager, Secretary or other officer can be made liable under sub-section (2) of section 141. But under sub- section (1) of section 141, it is theoretically possible to make even a person who is not a director or officer, liable, as for example, a person falling under category (e) and (f) of section 5 of the Companies Act, 1956. When in SMS Pharma (1), this Court observed that 'conversely, a person not holding any office or designation in a company may be liable if he satisfied the requirement of being in charge of and responsible for conduct of the business of the company', this Court obviously had in mind, persons described in clauses (e) and (f) of section 5 of the Companies Act. Be that as it may. (para 19) .......... and finally summarized the position in Paragraph 20;
The position under section 141 of the Act can be summarized thus:
(i) If the accused is the Managing Director or a Joint Managing Director, it is not necessary to make an averment in the complaint that he is in charge of, and is responsible to the 10 company, for the conduct of the business of the company. It is sufficient if an averment is made that the accused was the Managing Director or Joint Managing director at the relevant time. This is because the prefix 'Managing' to the word 'Director' makes it clear that they were in charge of and are responsible to the company, for the conduct of the business of the company.
(ii) In the case of a director or an officer of the company who signed the cheque on behalf of the company, there is no need to make a specific averment that he was in charge of and was responsible to the company, for the conduct of the business of the company or make any specific allegation about consent, connivance or negligence. The very fact that the dishonoured cheque was signed by him on behalf of the company, would give rise to responsibility under sub-section (2) of Section 141.
(iii) In the case of a Director, Secretary or Manager (as defined in Section 2 (24) of the Companies Act) or a person referred to in clause (e) and (f) of Section 5 of Companies Act, an averment in the complaint that he was in charge of, and was responsible to the company, for the conduct of the business of the company is necessary to bring the case under section 141 (1). No further averment would be necessary in the complaint, though some particulars will be desirable. They can also be made liable under Section 141 (2) by making necessary averments relating to consent and connivance or negligence, in the complaint, to bring the matter under that sub-section.
(iv) Other Officers of a company can not be made liable under sub-section (1) of section 141. Other officers of a company can be made liable only under sub-section (2) of Section 141, be averring in the complainant their position and duties in the company and their role in regard to the issue and dishonour of the cheque, disclosing consent, connivance or negligence. (para
20) In this connection this Court feels that it would be relevant to also refer another decision of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Municipal Corporation of Delhi Vs. Ram Kishan Rohatgi & Ors., reported in 1983 SCC (Cri) 115, wherein the Apex Court held as follows;
11"Before going to the complainant, we might state that it is common ground that the complaint clearly contains the allegations regarding the visit of the Inspector to the shop of respondent No. 6 (Madan Lal) and that the sample taken by him, which was sent to the Public Analyst, was manufactured by Upper Ganges Sugar Mills, Darayaganj, Delhi, having its registered office at Calcutta and that the Public Analyst found the samples to be adulterated. There is no dispute regarding these facts. The only point on which the controversy centers is as to whether or not on the allegations, the Manager as also the other respondents 1 to 5 committed any offence. The main clause of the complaint which is the subject matter of the dispute is clause No. 5 which may be extracted thus :" "5. That the accused No. 3 is the Manager, of accused No. 2 and accused Nos. 4 to 7 are the Directors of accused No. 2 and as such they were in charge of and responsible for the conduct of business of accused No. 2 at the time of sampling." (Para
12) "According to this clause, accused No. 3 (Ramkishan) who is respondent no. 1 in this appeal and accused Nos. 4-7 who are respondent Nos. 2 to 4, were the Directors of the company, respondent No. 5. So far as the Manager, respondent No. 1, is concerned it was not and could not be reasonably argued that no case is made out against him because from the very nature of his duties, it is manifest that he must be in the knowledge about the affairs of the sale and manufacture of the disputed sample. It was, however, contended that there is no allegation whatsoever against the Directors, respondent Nos. 2 to 4. (Para 13) "Reliance has been placed on the words 'as such' in order to argue that because the complaint does not attribute any criminal responsibility to accused Nos. 4 to 7 except that they were in charge of and responsible for the conduct of the business of the company. It is true that there is no clear averment of the fact that the Directors were really in charge of the manufacture and responsible for the conduct of business but the words 'as such' indicate that the complaint has merely presumed that the Directors of the company must be guilty because they are holding a particular office. This argument found favour with the High Court which quashed the proceedings against the Directors as also against the Manager, respondent No. 1." (Para 14) 12 "So far as the Manager is concerned, we are satisfied that from the very nature of his duties it can be safely inferred that he would undoubtedly be vicariously liable for the offence; vicarious liability being an incident of an offence under the Act. So far as the Directors are concerned, there is not even a whisper nor a shred of evidence nor anything to show, apart from the presumption drawn by the complainant, that there is any act committed by the Directors from which a reasonable inference can be drawn that they could also be vicariously liable. In these circumstances, therefore, we find ourselves in complete agreement with the argument of the High Court that no case against the Directors (accused Nos. 4 to 7) has been made out ex facie on the allegations made in the complaint and the proceedings against them were rightly quashed." " (Para 15) "We, however, do not agree that even accused No. 3, respondent No. 1, who is Manager of the Company and therefore directly in charge of its affairs, could fall in the same category as the Directors. Hence, we would set aside that part of the judgement of the High Court which quashes the proceedings against the Manager, respondent No. 1 (Ram Kishan Rohtagi)." (Para 16)
6. So far as the grounds on which the petitioners sought for quashing of the case, viz., the petitioner no. 2 being the General Manager was only involved in dealing with policy matters and no way involved in running the day to day affairs of the company and it is the distributor through whom the retail sales are affected are responsible for such violation over whom the petitioner had no control are pure question of facts are essentially their defence and as such the same cannot be taken into consideration to decide the question whether on the basis of the same the complaint can be quashed or not.
7. However, having gone through the petition of complaint, I find in both the cases in the cause title the petitioner nos. 1 and 2 have been described 13 as the Chairman and the General Manager, whereas in the body of the complaint only averment was to the effect so far as they are concerned are as follows;
That the persons accused nos. 3 and 6 committing these offences are companies so every persons including accused nos. 4, 5 and 7 as well as the companies themselves are liable to be proceeded against as per Section 74 of The Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 and Section 62 of the Standards of Weights and Measures, (Enforcement) Act, 1985. In the petition of complaint in first case the petitioner no. 1 has been described as accused no. 3 and the petitioner no. 2 as accused no. 4, while in the second case the petitioner no. 1 has been described as accused no. 5 and the petitioner no. 2 as accused no. 4.
8. Having gone through the impugned complaint I have no doubt the requisite averment so far as the petitioner no. 1 M.S. Ramchandran is concerned is clearly absent, as such the aforesaid two complaint cases so far as petitioner no. 1 is concerned is not at all tenable and liable to be quashed. So far as the petitioner no. 2 is concerned not only in the petition of complaint he has been described as the General Manager of the Indian Oil Corporation Limited, but also in this criminal revision moved before this Court at his behest the petitioner no. 2 has described himself as the General Manager, West Bengal of Indian Oil Corporation Limited. Therefore, it is the admitted case of the petitioner that he is the General Manager, West Bengal of Indian Oil Corporation Limited. He being the General Manager of the company by very nature of his duty it can always be prima facie inferred that being the General Manager he is in charge and responsible to the accused company for carrying on its day to day business. 14 Therefore, there is a prima facie case so far as the petitioner no. 2 is concerned that he is vicariously liable for the offences committed by the accused company of which he is the General Manager. Hence, even in absence of requisite averment in the petition of complaints, the question of quashing of the case against him does not at all arise. In the result, while both the criminal revisions so far as the petitioner no. 1 is concerned succeeds and the criminal case against him stands quashed, but both the aforesaid criminal revisions so far as the petitioner no. 2 is concerned stands dismissed for the reasons stated hereinabove.
In view of disposal of the main criminal revisional applications, the application for extension of interim order being CRAN No. 16 of 2010 and CRAN No. 17 of 2010 become infructuous and accordingly stands disposed of.
Criminal Section is directed to deliver urgent Photostat certified copy of this Judgement to the parties, if applied for, as early as possible.
( Ashim Kumar Roy, J. )


Touch
Introduction
Displays may optionally include a touch sensitive screen to detect user touch input. Touch Screens can be resistive or capacitive.
Resistive Touch
A resistive touch screen measures the resistance across X and Y to determine the touch position. While it is possible to use GPIO and ADC, it is better to use dedicated chips. The only advantage of resistive touch over capacitive is that they work through pressure, meaning you can use it while wearing gloves. But, resistive touch is not very accurate and requires calibration.
Unless you have specific reason to use resistive touch, capacitive touch should be used.
This is a simple example showing how to read a resistive display. A better approach would be to use a resistive touch controller chip that works over SPI/I2C.
private void TouchReader() {
var adc = AdcController.GetDefault();
var gpio = GpioController.GetDefault();
int x, y;
while (this.active) {
// Read X
{
var XR = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinXR);
XR.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
XR.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
var XL = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinXL);
XL.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
XL.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
var YD = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinYD);
YD.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Input);
var YU = adc.OpenChannel(this.ChannelYUA);
x = (int)(YU.ReadRatio()*1000);
XR.Dispose();
XL.Dispose();
YU.Dispose();
YD.Dispose();
}
// Read Y
{
var YD = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinYD);
YD.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
YD.Write(GpioPinValue.High);
var YU = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinYU);
YU.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output);
YU.Write(GpioPinValue.Low);
var XR = gpio.OpenPin(this.PinXR);
XR.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Input);
var XL = adc.OpenChannel(this.ChannelXLA);
y = (int)(XL.ReadRatio()*1000);
XR.Dispose();
XL.Dispose();
YU.Dispose();
YD.Dispose();
}
if (x > 50 && y > 50) {
var sx = this.Scale(x, 50, 830, 0, 320);
var sy = this.Scale(y, 150, 830, 0, 240);
this.TouchMove?.Invoke(this, new TouchEventArgs(sx, sy));
}
Thread.Sleep(20);
}
}
Capacitive Touch
Capacitive touch screens are used on most modern devices, including phones. They are very accurate and capable of detecting multiple simultaneous touches.
A special capacitive controller chip must be used to control the touch panel. This chip is usually mounted right on the flat cable going to the touch panel. These chips are usually I2C or SPI, with I2C being more common.
The capacitive displays used in our development options use a controller from FocalTech.
We provide the GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Drivers.FocalTech.FT5xx6
NuGet package to interact with the touch screens. The constructor simply needs to know which I2C bus and reset pin are being used. The event fires with exact position matching the display resolution, no need for any scaling or calibration. The driver source code is found on the TinyCLR Drivers repo.
This basics example will draw a dot on touch move
using GHIElectronics.TinyCLR.Drivers.FocalTech.FT5xx6;
var touch = new FT5xx6Controller(i2cController.GetDevice(FT5xx6Controller.GetConnectionSettings()), gpioController.OpenPin(UCMStandard.GpioPin.B));
touch.TouchMove += (_, e) => {
screen.FillEllipse(brush, e.X, e.Y, 5, 5);
screen.Flush();
};


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The WCGA series of workshops purpose is to act as a forum for technical presentations of relevant ongoing research activities in the areas of infrastructure and virtualized infrastructure, services and applications in different areas, bringing together researchers and professionals actively acting in this areas. The workshop also tries to establish multi-institutional collaborative networks and technical and scientific competence groups, as well as to strengthen ongoing activities. The workshop has been evolving to theme of Clouds since 2010, always approaching large scale computational environments. In 2016, WCGA will reach its 14th edition, get consolidated as one of the main workshops in the area of computer networks and distributed systems. Best paper of the workshop should be invited to a journal special issue.
Paper submission: 22 de março de 2016
Notification of Authors: April 23, 2016
Camera ready submission: April 30, 2016
Workshop date: May 30, 2016
Para a edição deste ano, autores são particularmente encorajados a submeter trabalhos originais em tópicos relacionados a Clouds (Nuvens) e Aplicações. Os tópicos de interesse incluem (mas não estão limitados a):
Paper submission is electronic only. Authors should use the SBC submission URL. Papers may be in Portuguese or English, exclusively in PDF or (generic) Postscript. The paper should have no more than 14 pages, including abstract, figures, diagrams, references and appendices. Paper format should follow the SBC format.
Papers submitted to WCGA will be peer-reviewed, with accepted papers to be presented and published in the workshop proceedings. At least one of the authors should register for the SBRC and WCGA, and present the paper at the workshop.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE ANIL K.NARENDRAN THURSDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF OCTOBER 2015/23RD ASWINA, 1937 WP(C).No.4145 of 2012 (P) --------------------------- PETITIONERS : ------------- 1.S/O.ABRAHAM, GEORGE, MANJAKKUNNEL HOUSE, ARAKKULAM P.O., MOOLAMATTAM, IDUKKI DISTRICT. 2.S/O.GEORGE, THANKACHAN, KUNNEL HOUSE, ARAKKULAM P.O., MOOLAMATTAM, IDUKKI DISTRICT. BY ADV. SRI.MANSOOR.B.H. RESPONDENTS : -------------- 1.KUDAYATHUR THE SUB INSPECTOR, KANJAR POLICE STATION, P.O., IDUKKI DISTRICT. 2.R.D.O. THE REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICER, IDUKKI.OFFICE,COLLECTORATE, KUYILIMALA, 3.IDUKKI, THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR, CIVIL STATION, IDUKKI. 4.REPRESENTED GRAMA PANCHAYATH, KUDAYATHURBY ITS SECRETARY, KUDAYATHUR P.O., PIN-685590. 5.PULIYANIKKAL BYJU AUGUSTINE, HOUSE, ARAKKULAM P.O., MOOLAMATTAM, IDUKKI DISTRICT. R5 BY ADV. SRI.A.C.DEVASIA R4 BY ADV.  EXT.P2 TRUE COPY OF THE COMPLAINT FILED BY THE PETITIONERS BEFORE R1 DATED 17/2/2012. RESPONDENTS' EXHIBITS : NIL. True copy P.A to Judge ANIL K.NARENDRAN, J. ------------------------------------ W.P.(C)No.4145 of 2012 ---------------------------------------- Dated this the 15th day of October, 2015 JUDGMENT
The petitioners, who are residents of Kudayathur Panchayat in Idukki District, have filed this writ petition seeking a writ of mandamus commanding respondents 1 to 4 not to permit the 5th respondent to conduct quarrying without necessary statutory licences/permissions/consent and No Objection Certificates, etc. under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, the Explosives Act, 1884, the Explosives Rules, 1983, the Mines and Minerals (Regulation and Development) Act, 1957, etc. and seeking a writ of mandamus commanding respondents 1 to 4 to ensure that no quarrying or blasting operation is being conducted by the 5th respondent without getting permission/licence from the Panchayat.
2. By order dated 21.2.2012 this Court passed an interim order directing respondents 1 to 3 to ensure that the 5th respondent shall not conduct any illegal quarrying without proper licences/permits/consent, etc. W.P.(C).No.4145 of 2012 2
3. Today when the case was taken up for further consideration the learned counsel for the 5th respondent would submit that the 5th respondent is not conducting any quarrying operation in the property in question and that he has already made an application before the Panchayat, the Mining and Geology Department and also other statutory departments for obtaining licences/permissions/consent for running the granite quarry in question.
In such circumstances, this writ petition is disposed of in terms of the interim order passed by this Court on 21.2.2012. But it is made clear that, this judgment will not stand in the Department of Mining and Geology and other statutory authorities considering the application, if any, submitted by the 5th respondent for conducting quarry in the property in question, in accordance with law.
Sd/-
ANIL K.NARENDRAN, JUDGE skj True copy P.A to Judge


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grid lines which divide the space into thirds — both vertically and horizontally.
Space and Mass together intertwine to form interesting compositons based on figure densities.
The 9 x 9 Grid gives rise to 512 possibilities of how space and mass can be composed.
Here is an attempt to capture them and analyse their patterns & possibilities.


#include <ParticleUniverseSpatialHashTable.h>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::vector< T > | HashTableCell |
| typedef std::vector < HashTableCell > | HashTableContent |
Public Member Functions | |
| SpatialHashTable (void) | |
| SpatialHashTable (unsigned int tableSize, unsigned short cellDimension, unsigned short cellOverlap=0.0f) | |
| virtual | ~SpatialHashTable (void) |
| void | clear (void) |
| unsigned int | size (void) const |
| unsigned int | put (const Ogre::Vector3 &position, T object) |
| unsigned int | put (const unsigned int cellIndex, T object) |
| HashTableCell & | getCell (const Ogre::Vector3 &position) |
| unsigned int | getCellIndex (const Ogre::Vector3 &position) |
Protected Member Functions | |
| unsigned int | _calculateIndex (const Ogre::Vector3 &position) |
| void | _initialise (void) |
Protected Attributes | |
| SpatialHashTable::HashTableContent | mHashTable |
| unsigned short | mCellDimension |
| unsigned short | mCellOverlap |
| unsigned int | mTableSize |
| typedef std::vector<T> ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::HashTableCell |
| typedef std::vector<HashTableCell> ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::HashTableContent |
| ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::SpatialHashTable | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Todo.
| ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::SpatialHashTable | ( | unsigned int | tableSize, | |
| unsigned short | cellDimension, | |||
| unsigned short | cellOverlap = 0.0f | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Todo.
| virtual ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::~SpatialHashTable | ( | void | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Destructor.
| void ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::clear | ( | void | ) | [inline] |
Clearing the hashtable means that every cell must be cleared, but not mHashTable itself. It still needs mTableSize vectors. Clearing mHashTable would implicate that all cells are removed, so you have to initialise again.
| unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::size | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Todo.
| unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::put | ( | const Ogre::Vector3 & | position, | |
| T | object | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Todo.
If cell overlap is defined, take that into account. This means that the same object can be put into multiple cells.
| unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::put | ( | const unsigned int | cellIndex, | |
| T | object | |||
| ) | [inline] |
If you have multiple objects for which you already know the cellIndex, you can use this convenience function to save time.
| HashTableCell& ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::getCell | ( | const Ogre::Vector3 & | position | ) | [inline] |
Todo.
| unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::getCellIndex | ( | const Ogre::Vector3 & | position | ) | [inline] |
Todo.
| unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::_calculateIndex | ( | const Ogre::Vector3 & | position | ) | [inline, protected] |
Todo.
| void ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::_initialise | ( | void | ) | [inline, protected] |
Todo.
SpatialHashTable::HashTableContent ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::mHashTable [protected] |
unsigned short ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::mCellDimension [protected] |
unsigned short ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::mCellOverlap [protected] |
unsigned int ParticleUniverse::SpatialHashTable< T >::mTableSize [protected] |


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About 50ml, one of the largest amouts I have taken, of synthesized distilled diethyl ether was placed into a plastic 2 liter coke bottle for inhaling (the rag method is inadequate, as the ether evaporates needlessly), and 10ml was poured into a vodka and coke and chugged down the hatch.
I could feel a slight tingling in my fingertips within seconds of a few inhalations, the all-too-familiar creeping numbness starting from the chest, and moving in all directions slowly outwards, continued inhalations produced ever growing dissociation, and a peculiar sort of mental hallucination, that is almost utterly devoid of visual activity, instead consisting of racing thoughts, great enhancement of music, and ease of conversation, as I was at the time, conversing with a friend via the internet. I decided to put on some music, all heavy stuff, or melodic/operatic black metal, such as Kittie, Skrewdriver, Mudvayne, Draconian and A Perfect Circle, which seemed to fit adequately with the dissociative trippy headspace as provided by ether intoxication.
At the time, although I almost never take alcohol, I decided it would be a good idea to mix up a cocktail of 1/2 of a halfpint mug of vodka, 20ml of ether and topped it off with coke. Normally, I abhor the taste of spirits, but due to the ether, my entire body was numbed, so I managed to down the entire mug in one without feeling any but the slightest trace of the fierce ethanolic vitriol that is cheap vodka, some slight degree of stomach discomfort was felt in a short time, but that was mild and transient, merely stomach fullness due to the CO2 in the carbonated coke, misinterpreted by my body as nausea, probably because of the ingested ether numbing the stomach walls somewhat.
It is quite a strange feeling, being pissed out of one's cranial cavity for the first time in the best part of 2 years, and stranger still, is the feeling of being pissed as a skunk, whilst simultaneously intoxicated on diethyl ether, flying around in one's own mind, nevertheless, an enjoyable feeling, which continued on for several hours, after which, I slept soundly. The entire trip was done alone, starting at around 12am. The funny thing was, throughout the entire intoxication, it felt that time was passing as extremely slowly, like I had been high as shit for the best part of half a day or so, but upon retiring for the night, a glance at my watch made it known, that the time was only 3.30, so much experience, condensed into a few hours, yet it felt like days had passed.
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public class ActionHandler
extends java.lang.Object
handleTower(Player, Action)
: handle all the action performed on tower regionshandleCouncil(Player, Action)
: handle all the action performed on the council regionhandleHarvest(Player, Action)
: handle all the action performed on the harvest regionhandleProduction(Player, Action)
: handle all the action performed on the production regionshandleMarket(Player, Action)
: handle all the action performed on the market regionhandleActionEffect(Player, Action, Effect, JsonValue)
: handle all the action which has been triggered by an ACTION effect of one cardboard
: the board of the gamegame
: the Game object needed from ActionHandler to perform actionscontextManager
: context manager is used to open context and handle their responses
Game, ContextManager, Board, TowerRegion, Player, Action, DevelopmentCard, Effect, ResourceSet, MessageManager, ServerMessageFactory
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Board |
board |
private ContextManager |
contextManager |
private Game |
game |
private java.util.logging.Logger |
LOGGER |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ActionHandler(Game game)
initialize the ActionHandler whit the game this instance of ActionHandler has to handle
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
handleActionEffect(Player player,
Action action,
Effect effect,
com.eclipsesource.json.JsonValue jEffect)
method used to handle ACTION effect action, i.e. action triggered by the activation of an effect which allow to make another action without placing a family member.
|
void |
handleCouncil(Player player,
Action action)
method used to handle COUNCIL action. this method open a context on the client screen to allow the player to choose what resources he want gain from his
council privilege. after the response has been received the method finally apply the change
|
void |
handleHarvest(Player player,
Action action)
method used to handle HARVEST action. this method add the bonus of the bonus tile of the player and then apply all the permanent effects of TERRITORY cards
owned by the player.
|
void |
handleMarket(Player player,
Action action)
method used to handle MARKET action. if the action has been performed on the action space with ID 3 of the market region, a context is open on the client screen
to allow the player choose the resources he wants gain from his two council privilges
|
void |
handleProduction(Player player,
Action action)
method used to handle PRODUCTION action. this method add the bonus of the bonus tile of the player and then apply all the permanent effects of BUILDING cards
owned by the player.
|
void |
handleTower(Player player,
Action action)
method used to handle TOWER action. this method take the card from the board, add the permanent effect of CHARACHTER cards to the player list of effects and then apply
the instant effect of the card taken, if the card has an ACTION effect handleActionEffect() is called
|
private java.util.logging.Logger LOGGER
private Game game
private ContextManager contextManager
private Board board
public ActionHandler(Game game)
game
- the game this ActionHandler must managepublic void handleTower(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playerpublic void handleProduction(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playerpublic void handleHarvest(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playerpublic void handleCouncil(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playerpublic void handleMarket(Player player, Action action)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playerpublic void handleActionEffect(Player player, Action action, Effect effect, com.eclipsesource.json.JsonValue jEffect)
player
- the player who has maden the actionaction
- the action maden by the playereffect
- the effect which has triggered the bonus actioneffectAction
- a JsonValue used to handle the context response


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Teamwall is designed to help the members of a remote team to feel close to each other. It provides a page with a picture of all the team members, the pictures being refreshed every minute. It allows to know in a glance who is there, who is in pause, or to spot when a possible interesting discussion occurs.
Teamwall is a free as in freedom, free as in free beer, open-source software.
Here is the list of Teamwall features, as well as the feature currently in development.
Features:
Since we do not believe in a centralized server (especially when it comes to upload some part of your privacy), we decided to choose an architecture where every company can easily deploy its own server.
Features to come:
Teamwall is an open source project and as such any contribution is more than welcome. The code for this project can be found on github, and the issue tracker can be found here. In addition we will be happy to hear any of your feedback.
The entirety of the code for the Teamwall project is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3) as statued in the LICENSE file. More information about the GNU General Public License can be found on the GNU website.


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We are the Taiwanese American Student Association, a social and cultural student organization at UC Berkeley celebrating everything Taiwanese American. We welcome people from all backgrounds, as long as you have a heart for Taiwanese and Taiwanese American culture! Check out our biweekly general events and our family events for yummy food, fun activities, and amazing people.
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TASA was founded in 2003 to provide a way for Taiwanese-American students at Berkeley to connect with and understand their Taiwanese heritage and identity. Since then, TASA has grown to accommodate all students on campus interested in Taiwanese and Taiwanese-American culture. We've grown and changed much over the years, but our mission to promote community, awareness, and friendship among the student body has remained the same. We love hosting fun events for all of our members and look forward to making more TASA history this semester!
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*finish can be used anywhere in the game, whether it be after a paragraph or as part of an option in a *choice table. *finish will skip over the rest of the chapter and on to the next chapter listed in the *scene_list at the beginning of startup.txt.
By default when used after a paragraph, Choicescript will display a button at the bottom of the screen with the words "Next Chapter" on it, but you can customize the text displayed by following the *finish command with the desired text.
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This database is designed for human rights lawyers in the MENA region. There is restricted access to this type of information, so this app was designed and created with confidentiality as a top priority.
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I was supposed to travel with them last year, but my trip got delayed due to a national state of emergency that was declared
over there. Then, this year, everything got canceled because of the Coronavirus. My hope is to be able to go to Ecuador
once the pandemic gets better.
I'd say to anyone interested in traveling to definitely do it! It's a once in a lifetime experience and definitely changes
you and your perspective on life. I got involved with traveling through my school so if you're a student at any level,
definitely check out any programs that your school may have. They often can help with financial aid if that's a concern.
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From the authors of the New York Times bestsellers Awkward Family Photos and Awkward Family Pet Photos comes a celebration of those special times throughout the year when our families embarrass us the most … the holidays.
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The FIRST Tech Challenge 2019-2020 season's game was Skystone. The goal of the game is to stack as much game elements, or "stones"(which look like lego bricks),
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We choose six index ETFs to represent different equity styles(small-cap value, mid-cap value, large-cap value,
small-cap growth, mid-cap growth, large-cap growth). After adding the assets, we save the momentum indicator in
the dictionary self.mom
for each style. The formation period of 12-month is used to gauge the value of momentum.
def Initialize(self): self.SetStartDate(2001, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2018, 8, 1) self.SetCash(100000) tickers = ["IJJ", # iShares S&P Mid-Cap 400 Value Index ETF "IJK", # iShares S&P Mid-Cap 400 Growth ETF "IJS", # iShares S&P Small-Cap 600 Value ETF "IJT", # iShares S&P Small-Cap 600 Growth ETF "IVE", # iShares S&P 500 Value Index ETF "IVW"] # iShares S&P 500 Growth ETF lookback = 12*20 # Save all momentum indicator into the dictionary self.mom = dict() for ticker in tickers: symbol = self.AddEquity(ticker, Resolution.Daily).Symbol self.mom[symbol] = self.MOM(symbol, lookback)
Six ETFs are ranked based on their prior 12-month performance in the formation period. The algorithm goes long the top performing ETF and short the ETF at the bottom and holds the position for one month. The portfolio is rebalanced at the start of next month.
def Rebalance(self): # Order the MOM dictionary by value sorted_mom = sorted(self.mom, key = lambda x: self.mom[x].Current.Value) # Liquidate the ETFs that are no longer selected for symbol in sorted_mom[1:-1]: if self.Portfolio[symbol].Invested: self.Liquidate(symbol, 'No longer selected') self.SetHoldings(sorted_mom[-1], -0.5) # Short the ETF with lowest MOM self.SetHoldings(sorted_mom[0], 0.5) # Long the ETF with highest MOM


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Decided to give selegiline/deprenyl a try for depression which I've had forever. One drop = 1 mg from the vendor I used. Their instructions for depression were 5 drops am and pm. Fortunately I started w/ one drop per day and added on drop every few days. Each increase made me feel a bit more 'pushed' and speedy. No decrease in depression but a marked increase in irritability.
Suddenly realized after a day at 5 drops in the am that I was frequently fighting the urge to slap someone or throw something/anything through a window or better still a wall. Hmmm. Guess more dopamine isn't what I need. YMMV
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Headteacher can watch over pupils more easily thanks to new £25 million South Ayrshire school design
There is a gym, automative engineering workshop, sports courts and music rooms among other highlights
by Sarah Hilley, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/sarah-hilley/Headteacher Oonagh Browne said the layout of the new £25 million Queen Margaret Academy means she keep an eye on pupils more easily.
The stunning high school boasts balconies overlooking open areas with children going about their school day.
The teens were welcomed to their secondary by a bagpiper last month.
Delighted pupils marched in the main entrance while teachers watched the celebratory procession from a raised platform.
School boss Ms Browne said: “I think the facilities are just exceptional. You can’t compare it to the old building.
“My worry was the sense of community might change but I think it is even better here.
"People are talking and you can see the kids all the time.
“In the old building there were three different areas. It is hard not to see every child here. You can be there in the morning checking in the kids. It is just great being able to see all the staff every day.”
The architecture, which promotes open space means everyone gets at peek each other regularly as they move about the building.
A gym, automative engineering workshop, sports courts and music rooms packed full of instruments and recording equipment are just a few of the highlights inside.
Security is also a priority with office doors automatically locking on the outside as they close.
An illuminated stained glass cross in the oratory holds a prominent space in the Catholic school.
The space for worship is entirely open but it can be screened off for mindfulness classes or other occasions when required.
Ms Browne said the oratory and a games area were her favourite rooms.
Sitting in her office with a view of the Carrick Hills, she said: “The oratory is at the heart of the school. The children designed the stained glass for the cross.”
Commenting on the children’s reaction to the new school she said: “I think they were overwhelmed at first. There was a quietness when they came in on Thursday and Friday. But now they are excited to be in the space. They love it.”
A number of areas are open to the public and there is a separate reception area for people to use.
Ms Browne took the Ayrshire Local Democracy Reporting Service on a tour of the building.
The replacement secondary has been built beside the now vacated former building on Dalmellington Road.
It has room for up to 800 teen but has 600 pupils currently.


Drawn to Outline is a read-write DFM action designed to reduce the number of features in layers by replacing drawn areas with their surface representation or with their outline. All the nets in the layer are processed by this action. Suitably drawn areas are detected and replaced by a corresponding surface (or its outline).
This data conversion drastically reduces processing times and, in some cases, enables application of DFM actions that would otherwise be impossible to implement.
Drawn to Outline provides the user with a single-pass pinhole detection and elimination process without requiring a special run of the Pinholes Elimination DFM action.
Drawn to Outline operates on any layer. After it generates processing results, it stores the data in a new layer. The name of this new layer results from a concatenation of a suffix to the original layer name. This suffix is one of the Drawn to Outlines parameters for a layer with name <layer name> and suffix value <suffix> the new layers name will be:
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| reproducibility_tools {pomp} | R Documentation |
Archiving of computations and control of the random-number generator.
bake(
file,
expr,
seed = NULL,
kind = NULL,
normal.kind = NULL,
dependson = NULL,
info = FALSE,
timing = TRUE,
dir = getOption("pomp_archive_dir", getwd())
)
stew(
file,
expr,
seed = NULL,
kind = NULL,
normal.kind = NULL,
dependson = NULL,
info = FALSE,
timing = TRUE,
dir = getOption("pomp_archive_dir", getwd())
)
freeze(
expr,
seed = NULL,
kind = NULL,
normal.kind = NULL,
envir = parent.frame(),
enclos = if (is.list(envir) || is.pairlist(envir)) parent.frame() else baseenv()
)
file |
Name of the archive file in which the result will be stored or retrieved, as appropriate.
For |
expr |
Expression to be evaluated. |
seed , kind , normal.kind |
optional.
To set the state and of the RNG.
The default, |
dependson |
arbitrary R object (optional).
Variables on which the computation in |
info |
logical.
If |
timing |
logical.
If |
dir |
Directory holding archive files;
by default, this is the current working directory.
This can also be set using the global option |
envir |
the |
enclos |
Relevant when |
On cooking shows, recipes requiring lengthy baking or stewing are prepared beforehand.
The bake
and stew
functions perform analogously:
an computation is performed and archived in a named file.
If the function is called again and the file is present, the computation is not executed.
Instead, the results are loaded from the archive.
Moreover, via their optional seed
argument, bake
and stew
can control the pseudorandom-number generator (RNG) for greater reproducibility.
After the computation is finished, these functions restore the pre-existing RNG state to avoid side effects.
The freeze
function doesn't save results, but does set the RNG state to the specified value and restore it after the computation is complete.
Both bake
and stew
first test to see whether file
exists.
If it does, bake
reads it using readRDS
and returns the resulting object.
By contrast, stew
loads the file using load
and copies the objects it contains into the user's workspace (or the environment of the call to stew
).
If file
does not exist, then both bake
and stew
evaluate the expression expr
;
they differ in the results that they save.
bake
saves the value of the evaluated expression to file
as a single object.
The name of that object is not saved.
By contrast, stew
creates a local environment within which expr
is evaluated; all objects in that environment are saved (by name) in file
.
bake
and stew
also store information about the code executed, the dependencies, and the state of the random-number generator (if the latter is controlled) in the archive file.
Re-computation is triggered if any of these things change.
bake
returns the value of the evaluated expression expr
.
Other objects created in the evaluation of expr
are discarded along with the temporary, local environment created for the evaluation.
The latter behavior differs from that of stew
, which returns the names of the objects created during the evaluation of expr
.
After stew
completes, these objects are copied into the environment in which stew
was called.
freeze
returns the value of evaluated expression expr
.
However, freeze
evaluates expr
within the parent environment, so other objects created in the evaluation of expr
will therefore exist after freeze
completes.
bake
and stew
store information about the code executed, the dependencies, and the state of the random-number generator in the archive file.
In the case of bake
, this is recorded in the “ingredients” attribute (attr(.,"ingredients")
);
in the stew
case, this is recorded in an object, “.ingredients”, in the archive.
This information is returned only if info=TRUE
.
The time required for execution is also recorded.
bake
stores this in the “system.time” attribute of the archived R object;
stew
does so in a hidden variable named .system.time
.
The timing is obtained using system.time
.
Note that when a ‘pomp’ object is built with one or more C snippets, the resulting code is “salted” with a random element to prevent collisions in parallel computations.
As a result, two such ‘pomp’ objects will never match perfectly, even if the codes and data used to construct them are identical.
Therefore, avoid using ‘pomp’ objects as dependencies in bake
and stew
.
With pomp version <IP_ADDRESS>, the behavior of bake
and stew
changed.
In particular, older versions did no dependency checking, and did not check to see whether expr
had changed.
Accordingly, the archive files written by older versions have a format that is not compatible with the newer ones.
When an archive file in the old format is encountered, it will be updated to the new format, with a warning message.
Note that this will overwrite existing archive files!
However, there will be no loss of information.
Aaron A. King
## Not run:
bake(file="example1.rds",{
x <- runif(1000)
mean(x)
})
bake(file="example1.rds",{
x <- runif(1000)
mean(x)
})
bake(file="example1.rds",{
a <- 3
x <- runif(1000)
mean(x)
})
a <- 5
b <- 2
stew(file="example2.rda",
dependson=list(a,b),{
x <- runif(10)
y <- rnorm(n=10,mean=a*x+b,sd=2)
})
plot(x,y)
set.seed(11)
runif(2)
freeze(runif(3),seed=5886730)
runif(2)
freeze(runif(3),seed=5886730)
runif(2)
set.seed(11)
runif(2)
runif(2)
runif(2)
## End(Not run)


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I began coding when I was 6 years old, starting off with the Scratch programming language on the Raspberry Pi. I won the Best Educational Content Award at the annual Scratch competition In Ireland in 2015, with my project Snapshot Of our World.
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Computer Science student- passionate, enthusiastic, self-motivated and cheerful.
Seeking to help Company, develop their product as a software engineer, as well as grow and develop my own skills as a coder.
Want work for an organization where I can utilize my acquired skills, Explore to gain more knowledge, improve skills and equally contribute for the growth of organization.
G.H. Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur— Bachelor's in Computer Science and Engineering | June 2018 - March 2022
Enrollment No.: 2018ACSC1101112
Current Average CGPA: 8.88/10 (till VI Semester)
12th: State Board in 2018, Aggregate 83.08%
10th: CBSE 2016, Aggregate 93.1 %
Already done with one month of Internship in this domain and gained the skills like HTML, CSS, JavaScript. I have made the simple dymanic website of banking system to transfer the money between multiple users.
I have gained the knowledge of Core Java Online through Udemy and aceived the Certificate. Skills acquired are Class, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation, Array, Multithreading, Packages, Exception Handling, OOPs Concepts, etc.
I have done C programming course and learned the concepts like Variable Declaration, Definition and Scope, Functions, Data Types, Pointers, Classes, Struct and Union, Operators, File Handling, Loops, Arrays & Strings.
To be placed in a reputed company as software developer and gain the work experience of 05-07 years and wish to work at senior position to contribute for the betterment at my workplace.


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I’m a CS Undergrad, with love for JavaScript. I develop APIs with the Nodejs-Express-MongoDB stack. Would love to interact!
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Former students
- Judy Brewer, ALM Biotechnology, Harvard University Extension School; 2015.
Metabolic Modeling of Inborn Errors of Metabolism: a Study of Carnitine Palmitoyltransferase II Deficiency.
- Himani Pant, MSc Advanced Computer Science; 2014.
An integrated cheminformatics resource for drug discovery.
- Kantideep Thota, MSc Applied Bioinformatics, Cranfield University; 2013.
Gap–filling of metabolic network reconstructions through sequence homology search.
- Dave Lee, PhD Integrative Systems Biology; 2011.
The use of transcriptomics data in flux balance analysis.
- Matthew Norris, PhD Integrative Systems Biology; 2010.
Network Cheminformatics: A systems biology approach to making new discoveries in metabolic networks.
- Victoria Jackson, PhD Integrative Systems Biology; 2008.
Investigation into label-free absolute quantitative proteomics.
- Shichina Kannambath, PhD Integrative Systems Biology; 2007.
Development of a web service interface to Matlab.


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Ship To
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State
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WidgetList Data
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Email
Telephone
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Model
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Your vehicle is one of the biggest and most important investments that you’ll make. Most people are constantly looking for ways to prolong the life of their car or truck, to ensure they have reliable transportation to get where they need to go. But did you know that the easiest, most effective way to preserve the life of your vehicle without spending a ton of money is to get your oil and oil filter changed regularly?
Many people are guilty of putting off oil changes because they don’t seem like a big deal, but clean oil and oil filters are essential in maintaining a healthy engine. Oil lubricates the multitude of moving parts within your engine, allowing it to run smoothly. Over time, oil breaks down and becomes gummy or watery, and doesn’t work as well. If left unchanged, old oil can cause expensive and inconvenient engine problems
How Regular Oil Changes Benefit Your Vehicle:
Oil helps lubricate and cool the various parts of your engine, while reducing friction, diminishing wear, and forming a seal between the pistons, rings, and cylinder walls. Without the cleaning power of new oil, carbon and particle buildup become toxic to the engine. This is why we recommend that you follow the interval as suggested by your most recent oil change (the earlier of the two limits from the sticker on your windshield).
Getting regular oil and filter changes is a small price to pay to avoid expensive engine repair or breakdown.
 We will refill your oil levels and replace your oil filter. At that time, we will also offer a complimentary courtesy inspection to review the health and safety of your vehicle, where our experienced auto technicians visually inspect the major and minor systems within your vehicle.
Synthetic motor oil is manufactured entirely in a factory, or lab. Because of this, they tend to be far more consistent; it’s easier to control manufacturing processes when all of your materials are held to much more stringent standards. Thus, these oils are more refined, and are overall better for your engine
But this comes at a cost—literally. Full-synthetic motor oil is more expensive than conventional oil. Not by a lot, mind you, but generally you can expect to pay anywhere from an extra $20 to $40 for your oil change if you use a full-synthetic oil, depending on how much your car takes. Synthetic oils also tend to last longer, going for longer periods of time and distance than conventional oils do before needing to be changed.
Conventional Oil
Conventional oil is your standard motor oil. It’s manufactured from crude oil that’s pulled from the ground and then refined in a factory. Different additives and processes are done to improve its viscosity (thickness) and engine protective properties, and it’s then bottled and sold for use in your engine. Simple as that.
There are up and downsides to this. The biggest upside: cost. Conventional oil is an extremely budget-friendly option for keeping your engine protected and your car running smoothly. It’s also fairly effective—there aren’t really any bad motor oils on the market these days; as long as you get the right weight and quantity, you can expect reasonable performance. However, their downsides are greater than other types. Because of the naturally-occurring materials, they tend to be less refined. They also offer a lower degree of protection than other types as well.


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MyRooms.com is start up mobile 3D social network built in Unity - a mix of both social and game worlds.
The start up experience was exhilarating and allowed me to meet dozens of brilliant people and learn invaluable things I would not have learned elsewhere.
Unity Engineering QA
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Unity 4
6 Months
30+
MyRooms.com
As the first QA hire in the company I was assigned to the Unity engineering team and wrote the initial test plans for the project. As I began graduate school, I transitioned from full time to 30 hours and helped in the process of hiring a full time QA lead. Once hired, I subsequently trained and helped acclimate him.
I maintained the bug database and regularly promoted development builds to our alpha testers on a live site.