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Big changes are coming. Big changes are here. Readers of API Evangelist might have noticed that Kin announced he’s stepping back from that role. He’s taken a full-time job, which started this week. That means we are moving to Seattle (we are up here now, obviously). This week I found us an apartment, although we won’t move in until Kin’s first paycheck clears the bank. Then we’ll head back down to Hermosa Beach in another week or so to actually move our stuff north. Not the best thing to have happen while one is trying to write a book; but it’s hardly the worst.
This was the least productive week I’ve had so far since the beginning of the year in terms of the number of words written. Words this week: 8025. Total so far: 60,256. In addition to the move unsettling my writing rhythm, I’ve decided to alter it further by actually taking weekends off. I might write a little, but I am easing off on the phrenetic pace – right now – and the expectation that I spend every day churning out sentences.
I talked to Anne Mishkind about her (potential dissertation) work on education policy.
This past week: HB to Seattle. The upcoming week: Seattle.
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Horoscope: Daily Career And Business Horoscope - November 23, 2019
by Shreni JoganiHoroscope
Horoscope certainly helps you to know how the upcoming events would shape your day. Read more to find about the daily prediction for career and business.
Written By Shreni Jogani | Mumbai | Updated On: November 22, 2019 21:09 IST
Understanding horoscope is very important if you need to know how the upcoming events would shape your day. Here are the predictions for all the zodiac signs in terms of career and business. Read on for everything you need to know about your daily horoscope today.
Aries
As reliable as you are things will get a little difficult. Try and stay positive and do not lose hope. Your seniors will later see your efforts and you shall be appreciated. Hold on tight and believe in the goodness of things. Matters might be tough right now but good times are not far away.
 Fight for yourself. It is time to finally speak up for what is right. You must voice yourself in a nice manner. Be bold but with a sweet tongue.
Gemini
You have always been the fighter and things get better for you. Finally, your prayers have been answered and your seniors will see your efforts. Things are going as per the plan, so sit back and rejoice.
Cancer
Put your ideas forward in a different way. You need a new perspective. Go out and try something different. Trying to explain people in the same old manner will not help. Try a little more and things will fall into place.
Leo
Take your sensitivity to the next level. Help your fellow friends and colleagues around you. This will get you into the good books. You must use your qualities to your advantage as you have them in abundance.
 You are ahead of your game and shall definitely succeed. Believe in the goodness of life and things will fall back into place.
Libra
Your lazy nature must go. You need to put in the efforts to finally see the results. Things will not go smooth if you simply wait for it to happen. Get in action and go win the battle.
Scorpio
You might have to face many adversities and challenges on your way to begin something this day. Things will be tough but you must be patient. Control your impulsiveness and give a new perspective a chance to bloom.
Sagittarius
Your bright and charming personality will effortlessly make things fall in place for you. Be patient and see how destiny turns things into your favor. Do not be overconfident as that might put you into trouble.
Capricorn
You are leading a comfortable life up till now. As some adversities lay ahead according to stars, you might need to gear up and work in some situations. Leaving small things behind may lead you to better and bigger things in life.
READ: Horoscope: Daily Career And Business Horoscope- November 18, 2019
Aquarius
Try something different, socialize and find new friends. this will might help you on the work front as well. New people will provide you will all the knowledge and keep you informed about the important things related to your line.
READ: Horoscope: Daily Career And Business Horoscope | November 21, 2019
Pisces
It is okay to be scared and venture into new projects. They will bring you success but only if you believe in it. Take it easy and let destiny run its magic on your life. Work hard but be patient as well.
READ: Horoscope: Daily Career And Business Horoscope - November 22, 2019


Throughout my 18 weeks at Enspiral Dev Academy, I had the occasion to develop a few educational projects reflecting my progress. Here are a few examples :
What is Wesley wearing today? was born of my undying admiration for Acting Ensign Wesley Crusher and his flabbergasting fashion sense in everyday space exploration. It is in bad shape now, but I'll get engineering to reroute power to it as soon as I get the technical know-how.
A site where you input your request, which is then run through a series of random Google translation. The result returned is the first Google image result for it. It is published on a "live feed page".


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Post-doctoral EMBO Fellow, Plant Biology
University of California San Diego (UCSD), La Jolla, California, USA. September 2017 to now.
- PI: Pr. Julian Schroeder
- Project: Finding new components implicated in the CO2 signaling pathway in Arabidopsis guard cells.
Ph.D., Plant Cell Biology
Institute for Integrative Biology of the Cell (I2BC), Gif-sur-Yvette (Paris), France. October 2013 to June 2017.
- PI: Dr. Greg Vert
- Project: Molecular mechanisms driving the dynamics and the ubiquitination of the plant metal transporter IRT1 in Arabidopsis.
- Representative roles: elected to the lab board (2013-2015) / elected to the council of the doctoral school (2013-2015).
Master, Plant Cell Biology
Institute of Plant Sciences (ISV), Gif-sur-Yvette (Paris), France. January to June 2013.
- PI: Dr. Greg Vert
- Project: Ubiquitin-mediated endocytosis of the plant metal transporter IRT1 in Arabidopsis thaliana.
Bachelor, Plant Physiology
Pierre et Marie Curie University (UPMC), Paris, France. April to June 2012.
- PI: Pr. Pierre Carol
- Project: Role of the mitochondrial transporter BAC2 in Arabidopsis thaliana.


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import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class TwoButtons extends JFrame implements ActionListener { JButton redButton ; JButton grnButton ; // constructor for TwoButtons public TwoButtons() { redButton = new JButton("Red"); grnButton = new JButton("Green"); getContentPane().setLayout( new FlowLayout() ); getContentPane().add( redButton ); getContentPane().add( grnButton ); // register the buttonDemo frame // (the frame this constructor is making) // as the listener for both Buttons. redButton.addActionListener( this ); grnButton.addActionListener( this ); } public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent evt) { getContentPane().setBackground( Color.blue ); repaint(); } public static void main ( String[] args ) { TwoButtons demo = new TwoButtons() ; WindowQuitter wquit = new WindowQuitter(); demo.addWindowListener( wquit ); demo.setSize( 200, 150 ); demo.setVisible( true ); } } class WindowQuitter extends WindowAdapter { public void windowClosing( WindowEvent e ) { System.exit( 0 ); } }
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Take the ARC Challenge
February 2008
Arc's been out for a few days now. Everyone seems to have an opinion about it. The low end are much the same as the low end of opinions about anything online. There's no high end yet, because no one has had enough time yet to be able to speak from experience about what it's like to program in Arc. Those are the responses I'm really interested in. But in the meantime, we have the medium-level responses: the opinions of people who have some understanding of the issues involved, but who are writing based on first impressions.
I've noticed a strange pattern in these. The main fault they find with Arc is that I don't seem to have had to work hard enough writing it. Ron Garret writes:
And that is my main gripe about Arc: it has been so long in the making and set such lofty goals and then it seems to pretty much punt on all the hard problems of language design.
I don't usually refute criticisms directly. Refutations tend to be more gratifying to write than to read. But in this case I'm going to, because in this case Ron & Co are mistaken in an illuminating way. Explaining why will clarify some important issues about language design.
Ron's right. I didn't decide what problems to work on based on how hard they were. Instead I used what might seem a rather mundane test: I worked on things that would make programs shorter.
Why would I do that? Because making programs short is what high level languages are for. It may not be 100% accurate to say the power of a programming language is in inverse proportion to the length of programs written in it, but it's damned close. Imagine how preposterous it would sound if someone said "The program is 10 lines of code in your language and 50 in my language, but my language is more powerful." You'd be thinking: what does he mean by power, then?
I'm not claiming that power is the only criterion by which to judge programming languages. It would also be a legitimate goal, for example, to design a language to be easy for kids to learn, or to compile efficiently (though this is less common than it used to be), or to limit the damage that can be done by individual bad programmers within a group. But power is the test of languages not designed for such special purposes.
So working on what makes programs short rather than what's hard to implement translates to:
I chose what to work on based on the value to the user, rather than the cost to me.
Surely this is the right order of priorities to have in designing not just programming languages, but anything meant to be used by other people.
This is not to say none of the stuff I did was hard. Some of it seemed hard to me. But in language design, solving problems, whether hard or easy, is not the goal. Making a good language is. The real test of Arc—and any other general-purpose high level language—is not whether it contains feature x or solves problem y, but how long programs are in it.
The programs that get shorter should be the ones users actually need to write. So my m.o. while working on Arc was to write applications in it, then comb through them line by line trying to imagine language features that would make them shorter. Then I'd implement those features, rewrite the program to use them, and start over. Here's a comment from the source of Hacker News where I occasionally kept track:
; results of (codetree "news.arc"):
; 8787, 8760, 8738, 8726, 8823, 8755, 8703, 8628, 8587, 8565
; 8633, 8573, 8552, 8520, 8510, 8498, 8549, 8515, 8684, 9025
; 9573, 12196, 12469, 12648, 12373
(The numbers go up sometimes because I'd added features to News.)
This is one reason the source code of Arc itself is so short, incidentally. I did the same thing to it. But my first priority was making applications shorter, not the language. There are features, most notably Prolog-style pattern-matching, that seem to promise great savings in length, but turn out only to be useful for writing a few basic sequence operations like append, remove, and so on. Prolog is a great language for writing append; after that it's all downhill.
Another goal I had while writing Arc was to continue as long as possible in the mode in which McCarthy began. In his original 1960 paper he built Lisp up from "axioms" like car, cdr, and cons, through "theorems" like assoc and mapcar. [1] There must be some optimal path all the way up to a complete language. What is it? McCarthy didn't get very far along it in his paper. And after that the language passed into the hands of his grad students, who at the time were more worried about the exigencies of making an interpreter run on the IBM 704 than continuing McCarthy's axiomatic approach. We've been living with their hacks ever since. Steele and Sussman tried to start over when they first began working on Scheme, but they seem to have been practically the only ones. And they made, at least from the point of view of brevity/power, some serious mistakes early on.
This seemed a territory worth exploring. And I hoped that with the axioms pushing from below and the demands of brevity in real applications pushing from above, I'd be able to grow an optimal core of operators. I'm not claiming I have yet, just that that's the goal: to find an optimal path from a small number of axioms up to a complete language for everyday use. I've made compromises for efficiency. I'm not using Church numerals. [2] But I've tried to preserve as much of the spirit of the original 1960 paper as I could.
Building up the language from axioms is not an end in itself either. I'm only doing it because I suspect that's the way to get maximum expressive power.
How well does Arc deliver so far? Does it make programs shorter than they'd be in other languages? Let's try measuring.
I'm going to propose a simple problem as a challenge. We'll collect solutions in each of the popular languages, and compare their lengths. Here it is:
Write a program that causes the url said (e.g. http://localhost:port/said) to produce a page with an input field and a submit button. When the submit button is pressed, that should produce a second page with a single link saying "click here." When that is clicked it should lead to a third page that says "you said: ..." where ... is whatever the user typed in the original input field. The third page must only show what the user actually typed. I.e. the value entered in the input field must not be passed in the url, or it would be possible to change the behavior of the final page by editing the url.
Though simple, as such tests have to be, this is not a contrived example. Web apps have to do this sort of thing all the time. Nor does it depend on some sort of esoteric libraries that Arc has and other languages don't; this is all stuff that any language used to write Web apps would have to have already.
Here's the answer in Arc:
(defop said req
(aform [w/link (pr "you said: " (arg _ "foo"))
(pr "click here")]
(input "foo")
(submit)))
If you're not used to Arc you'll have to take my word for it, but this is not code that has been compressed using coding tricks. This would be the standard way to write it in Arc.
The most meaningful test of the length of a program is not lines or characters but the size of the codetree-- the tree you'd need to represent the source. The Arc example has a codetree of 23 nodes: 15 leaves/tokens + 8 interior nodes. How long is it in your favorite language?
(Code to import standard libraries doesn't count, of course; you can assume those are already loaded.)
I've posted this problem on the Arc Forum at http://arclanguage.org/item?id=722. If you have a solution in a language that's not yet represented, or a shorter or more correct solution for a language that is, please add it. It will be interesting to compare languages not just to Arc but to one another.
Update: May 2009
The Arc version would now be slightly shorter:
(defop said req
(aform [onlink "click here" (pr "you said: " (arg _ "foo"))]
(input "foo")
(submit)))
This is 21 nodes: 14 leaves + 7 interior.
Notes
- [1] "Recursive Functions of Symbolic Expressions and Their Computation by Machine, Part I," CACM, April 1960. http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/recursive/recursive.html
- [2] I did once try representing the integer n as a list of length n, with horrifying results.


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Who’s that then?
Well, she turned me into a newt. Burn her! We want a shrubbery!! Well, I got better. Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. The swallow may fly south with the sun, and the house martin or the plover may seek warmer climes in winter, yet these are not strangers to our land.
Well, Mercia’s a temperate zone!
You don’t frighten us, English pig-dogs!   A newt?
- Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
- I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough water! I fart in your general direction!  Now leave before I am forced to taunt you a second time!
- We found them.
What do you mean?
Oh! Come and see the violence inherent in the system! Help, help, I’m being repressed! The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king.
- The Knights Who Say Ni demand a sacrifice!
- Be quiet!
- Bloody Peasant!
Well, I got better. Camelot! A newt? We want a shrubbery!! The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king.
Are you suggesting that coconuts migrate? I’m not a witch. Well, we did do the nose.
Well, how’d you become king, then?  Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Well, Mercia’s a temperate zone! I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough water! I fart in your general direction!  Now leave before I am forced to taunt you a second time!
 You don’t frighten us, English pig-dogs!
What do you mean? Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
Well, how’d you become king, then?  The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king.
Well, I got better.   Well, I got better. I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough water! I fart in your general direction!  Now leave before I am forced to taunt you a second time!
Bloody Peasant! What do you mean? It’s only a model. Well, Mercia’s a temperate zone!
I am your king. Shh! Knights, I bid you welcome to your new home. Let us ride to Camelot! Ni! Ni! Ni! Ni! Who’s that then? Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.
Bloody Peasant!  Burn her anyway! Camelot! You don’t vote for kings.
You don’t vote for kings. I dunno. Must be a king. How do you know she is a witch? Why? I don’t want to talk to you no more, you empty-headed animal food trough water! I fart in your general direction!  Now leave before I am forced to taunt you a second time!
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by BIANCA BRUNOSAN DIEGO (CN) – A woman who shot at least 15 porn videos for GirlsDoPorn affiliate website MomPOV.com said Thursday she knew the videos would be posted online to a members’ only website.
Tara Burns shot videos with MomPOV owner Douglas Wiederhold – owner of Domi Publications, a GirlsDoPorn affiliate named in the civil lawsuit – starting in 2010.
Wiederhold was the original male actor who shot videos with GirlsDoPorn before current actor Andre Garcia was employed in the role.
Burns said Thursday when questioned by Wiederhold and Domi Publications’ attorney George Rikos she responded to a job advertisement in the “adult” section of Backpage.com, a website shut down by the government for allowing people to buy and sell sex online, including victims of child sex trafficking.
She agreed to make videos with Wiederhold, knowing they would be posted online to a “members-only website.” Burns was paid in cash to film some but not all the videos.
She did not say Thursday the amount she was paid.
Burns is one of the only witnesses, in addition to a couple of experts, called by the defense in their case following multiple attempts to stall the civil trial after human trafficking charges were filed by the Justice Department in federal court.
Her testimony offers an alternative to the main focus of the months-long trial accusing GirlsDoPorn of tricking women to appear in its films based on the lie the videos would never get posted online.
But during court Thursday, Brian Holm, one of the attorneys representing the 22 Jane Does who’ve sued GirlsDoPorn for fraud, said the two websites are completely different.
He suggested MomPOV was created to “recruit women already in the porn industry” and did not tout itself as an “amateur-only” website whose models had never appeared in porn flicks, like GirlsDoPorn had.
Burns had already been involved in the porn industry prior to shooting with MomPOV, having shot a solo photo shoot and worked as a “cam” model.
She also shot videos for MomPOV.com years before any of the Jane Does shot videos with GirlsDoPorn, with the earliest video at issue in the lawsuit being shot in 2013.
Burns answered affirmatively when asked by Holm if she believed the advertisement she responded to was for a job that was sex-related.
In contrast, the women who ended up shooting videos for GirlsDoPorn claim they initially provided their contact information via websites such as BeginModeling.com and believed they were applying to do clothed – or nude – modeling shoots.
Burns said she helped recruit three other women to shoot videos for MomPOV.com, telling them the videos would be posted on a “members-only” website before they shot the videos for which she was paid commissions.
When asked by Holm if she had told the women their videos could also be posted to PornHub, one of the most trafficked websites in the world, Burns said she had not even though her own videos had also been posted to the free porn website.
Burns said Wiederhold introduced her to GirlsDoPorn’s owner Michael Pratt and Garcia. She lived with Wiederhold and GirlsDoPorn videographer Matthew Wolfe for six months from 2010 to 2011.
The men used the apartment for photo shoots with some of the women, Burns said.
The trial is expected to last through next week.
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| boolean ShowAnnotations |
If this property is true, annotations (notes) are visible. |
| boolean ShowBreaks |
If this property is true, paragraph line breaks are visible. |
| boolean ShowDrawings |
If this property is true, shapes are visible. |
| boolean ShowFieldCommands |
If this property is true, text fields are shown with their commands; otherwise the content is visible. |
| boolean ShowFootnoteBackground |
If this property is true, footnotes symbols are displayed with gray background. |
| boolean ShowGraphics |
If this property is true, graphic objects are visible. |
| boolean ShowHiddenParagraphs |
If this property is true, hidden paragraghs are displayed. |
| boolean ShowHiddenText |
If this property is true, hidden text is displayed. |
| boolean ShowRulers |
ShowHoriRuler and ShowVertRuler determine whether a ruler is visible. |
| boolean ShowHoriRuler |
If this property is true and the property ShowRulers is true, the horizontal ruler is displayed. |
| boolean ShowHoriScrollBar |
If this property is true and the property ShowRulers is true, the horizontal scroll bar is displayed. |
| boolean ShowIndexMarkBackground |
If this property is true, index marks are displayed with gray background. |
| boolean ShowParaBreaks |
If this property is true, paragraph breaks are visible. |
| boolean ShowProtectedSpaces |
If this property is true, protected spaces (hard spaces) are displayed with gray background. |
| boolean ShowSoftHyphens |
If this property is true, soft hyphens are displayed with gray background. |
| boolean ShowSpaces |
If this property is true, spaces are displayed with dots. |
| boolean ShowTableBoundaries |
If this property is true, table boundaries are displayed. |
| boolean ShowTables |
If this property is true, tables are visible. |
| boolean ShowTabstops |
If this property is true, tab stops are visible. |
| boolean ShowTextBoundaries |
If this property is true, text boundaries are displayed. |
| boolean ShowTextFieldBackground |
If this property is true, text fields are displayed with gray background. |
| boolean ShowVertRuler |
If this property is true, the vertical ruler is displayed. |
| boolean ShowVertScrollBar |
If this property is true, the vertical scroll bar is displayed. |
| boolean SmoothScrolling |
If this property is true, smooth scrolling is active. |
| boolean SolidMarkHandles |
If this property is true, handles of drawing objects are visible. |
| boolean IsVertRulerRightAligned |
If this property is true, the vertical ruler is aligned to the right side of the view and the vertical scrollbar is on the left. |
| boolean ShowOnlineLayout |
If this property is true the document will be displayed as if it were a HTML document. |
| short ZoomType |
This property defines the zoom type for the document. |
| short ZoomValue |
Defines the zoom value to use. Valid only if the ZoomType is set to BY_VALUE. |
| boolean IsExecuteHyperlinks |
[ OPTIONAL ] If this property is true hyperlinks in the document are executed (loaded) on mouse click. Otherwise they are handled like normal text. |
| boolean IsRasterVisible |
[ OPTIONAL ] Specifies whether to display the grid or not |
| boolean IsSnapToRaster |
[ OPTIONAL ] Specifies whether to move frames, drawing elements, and form functions only between grid points. |
| long RasterSubdivisionX |
[ OPTIONAL ] Specifies the number of intervals between grid points on the X-axis. |
| long RasterSubdivisionY |
[ OPTIONAL ] Specifies the number of intervals between grid points on the Y-axis. |
| long RasterResolutionX |
[ OPTIONAL ] Defines the unit of measure for the spacing between grid points on the X-axis. |
| long RasterResolutionY |
[ OPTIONAL ] Defines the unit of measure for the spacing between grid points on the Y-axis. |
| boolean ShowHiddenCharacters |
[ OPTIONAL ] If this property is true, hidden characters are displayed |
| boolean ShowNonprintingCharacters |
[ OPTIONAL ] If this property is true, the settings of nonprinting characters are applied. |
| long HorizontalRulerMetric |
[ OPTIONAL ] metric unit of the horizontal ruler |
| long VerticalRulerMetric |
[ OPTIONAL ] metric unit of the vertical ruler |
| boolean ShowContentTips |
[ OPTIONAL ] If this property is true, tips for document content are shown, typically in a help balloon when the mouse is over the content. |
| boolean ShowScrollBarTips |
[ OPTIONAL ] If this property is true, and the scroll bar is shown, a tool tip is displayed while scrolling. |
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You now know how to load in data from another file with D3...
d3.csv("path/to/file.csv").then(function(data){ // code goes here });
You also know how to use D3 selectAll()
with the data, enter, and append methods to add multiple SVGs to the screen at once...
var circles = d3.selectAll("circle") .data(data); circles.enter().append("circle") .attr("cx", "100")...
Using what you learned in the last two lectures, I want you to build this simple visualization:
buildings.json
file into your main.js
file. Log the data out to your console, and take a look at the format of your array.forEach()
loop for your data array to convert the height values from strings to numbers.#chart-area
div in the index.html file. Give it a width of 500px and a height of 500px.Again, you can find the template files for this lecture in the resources section of this activity.
Don't forget to run all of your code over a localhost server when programming in D3.


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1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE DATED THIS THE 26TH DAY OF DECEMBER 2012 PRESENT THE HON'BLE Dr.JUSTICE JAWAD RAHIM AND THE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE V.SURI APPA RAO WRIT PETITION NO.51773/2012 (GM-MMS) BETWEEN: 1. SRI S.V.SATHYANARAYANA REDDY S/O KONDAREDDY AGED ABOUT 53 YEARS TIRUMALA NILAYA K.M.ROAD, KADUR TOWN CHICKMAGALUR DISTRICT ...PETITIONER [BY:M/S.ASHOK HARANAHALLI ASSOCIATES] AND: 1. STATE OF KARNATAKA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & INDUSTRIES VIKASA SOUDHA, DR.AMBEDKAR VEEDHI BANGALORE 560 001. REPRESENTED BY ITS SECRETARY. 2. THE DIRECTOR DEPARTMENT OF MINES & GEOLOGY KANIJA BHAVAN 2 RACE COURSE ROAD BANGALORE 560 001 3. THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CHICKMAGALUR DISTRICT CHICKMAGALUR 577 101. 4. KARNATAKA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD UNITY BUILDING, M.G.ROAD BANGALORE 560 001 REPRESENTED BY ITS CHAIRMAN. 5. THE STATE OF KARNATAKA MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT & FOREST VIDHANA SOUDHA DR.AMBEDKAR VEEDHI BANGALORE 560 001 REPRESENTED BY ITS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY 6. MESCOM MANGALORE MANGALORE DISTRICT 575 010 REPRESENTED BY ITS MANAGING DIRECTOR. ...RESPONDENTS [BY:SRI R.G.KOLLE, AGA, FOR R1, R2, R3 & R5; SRI GURURAJ JOSHI, ADVOCATE FOR R4; SRI N.K.GUPTA, ADVOCATE FOR R6] THIS WRIT PETITION IS FILED UNDER ARTICLE 226 AND 227 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA PRAYING TO DIRECT THE RESPONDENTS AUTHORITIES TO ALLOW THE PETITIONERS TO OEPRATE THE STONE CRUSHER UNIT RUN BY THE PETITIONERS AT THE EXISTING SITE IN TERMS OF 3 SEC.3(3) OF THE KARNATAKA REGULATION OF STONE CRUSHERS ACT, 2011 AND ETC. This petition coming on for orders this day, Dr.JAWAD RAHIM J., made the following ORDER
The 2nd petitioner, M/s Cheerakuri Veeraraju & Company is a proprietary concern of one S.V.Sathyanarayana Reddy (1st petitioner herein) engaged in stone crushing under license issued by the competent authority arrayed in this writ petition as respondent no.3.
2. It is not in dispute the petitioner is a licensee and the license is valid to run the stone crushing unit. In this writ action he has sought a writ of certiorari to quash the closure notice bearing reference no.KCPCB/CPE/-IA/CH Veeraju/SC//08-09/759 dated 16.1.2009 vide Annexure-C issued under Section 31(A) of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution Act, 1981, by the 2nd respondent . He also seeks issuance of a writ of mandamus to direct the 3rd respondent (competent authority under the Act) to consider its application dated 30.10.2012 to permit the petitioner to 4 operate his crushing unit pending consideration of the application, and consequential reliefs.
3. This writ petition and several other petitions seeking similar relief are listed for consideration and we have heard learned counsel, Sri Ashok Harnahalli for the petitioner, Sri R.G.Kolle, AGA, who accepts notice on behalf of respondents 1 and 3 and Sri Gururaj Joshi, learned advocate who accepts for respondent no.2. Notice to respondents 5 and 6 is dispensed with as no relief is sought against them.
4. The contextual facts manifesting from the averments in the writ petition and the submissions of the learned counsel for the petitioner and respondents leaves no scope for doubt that this writ action is similar to the writ action of similarly placed owners of crushing units in which questions raised in this writ petition were considered in detail in W.P.41069/12 disposed of by the Division Bench of this court on 21.11.2012 quashing the closure notice issued by the Karnataka Pollution Control Board arrayed as 5 respondent no.2 in that writ petition and issuing a writ of mandamus to permit the petitioner therein to continue stone crushing activity till its application for re-locating the unit to a safer zone was disposed of by the competent authority, i.e. Deputy Commissioner (respondent no.3 arrayed in that writ petition).
5. We are satisfied the orders impugned in that writ petition, grounds against it and the relief sought are the same as in this writ action. Therefore, we cannot summon ourselves to take a different view but to follow the decision of the Division Bench in W.P.41069/12 dated 21.11.2012 in which, while rendition of the judgment, all facts and circumstances have been taken into consideration. However, to avoid any doubt, we need to extract the core of the judgment which is as follows:
'In the present case, by Gazette Notification dated 14.8.2012 safer zones in Haveri had been duly notified to the public.
Section 3(3) of the Karnataka Regulation of Stone Crushers Act, 2011 (for short, 'the Act') permits a period of three months to existing stone crusher units to trans-locate themselves to safer zones. In this regard an application has to be filed with the 6 Licensing Authority within a reasonable time. Unfortunately, the Act does not prescribe this period. In the present case, the Petitioner applied to the Licensing Authority on 24.9.2012. It is not disputed that consequent upon the petitioner's application, the Licensing Authority till date has neither granted or refused the license under the provisions of the said Act. Since Section 3(4) of the Act prescribes an outer limit of six months for shifting from the date of grant, it could be inferred that the application has to be made within three months of the requisite Gazetting of the safer zones.
2. In these circumstances, the petition is allowed by directing the respondents to permit the operation of the petitioner at the present site upto 23.12.2012 or till such time the application is considered and disposed of, by the Licensing Authority.
3. Learned counsel for the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (for short 'the Board) submits that the petitioner did not apply for the consent of the Board on the expiry of the previous consent on 30.6.2012. In normal circumstances, the contention would be well founded since no one is permitted to operate without current permission or consent.
4. In the circumstances of the present case, however, a piquant situation has arisen, inasmuch as the Pollution Control Board cannot grant permission to the petitioner to operate in its present site, since it must statutorily relocate to a safer zone as identified by the State. Needless to add that if and when the petitioner is granted a license to relocate to a safer zone, conditions under Section 6(9) of the 7 Act will have to be complied with as also the permission would have to be obtained from the Board.
5. With these observations, the petition is allowed and Annexure-H dated 5.9.2012 is quashed.'
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We are pleased to announce that we are releasing Kiplingv3.1 featuring:
Kipling now starts a lot faster and has a responsive splash screen!
It is now easier and faster to open multiple devices. You don't have to wait for a device to finish being opened to be able to open a second device.
It is now easier to transition from selecting devices to controlling devices. After selecting a device modules show up instantly.
Kipling handles and displays device errors by displaying them in the upper right corner of the screen making them much easier and less intrusive.
Because of error-handling improvements devices can be disconnected and reconnected with out locking up/freezing the program! Yay! This is great news to our WiFi customers that have connectivity issues.
The register matrix is an important module because it pretty much exposes all of the device's features. It is now easier to search for registers, add/remove them, and edit them. When editing registers that report an IP address the 32bit integer gets automatically converted into an IP address string! More importantly, you can navigate away from the register matrix and when you come back your selected registers will still be there.
Developing lua scripts for the T7/T7-Pro is much easier than before. There updated examples, the editor & console stay "fit" to your screen size, and thanks to the error-handling improvements as well as T7 firmware improvements lua script errors that once plagued kipling are no longer there.
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If anyone wants to develop a module for Kipling or has interest in learning more please let us know. We are happy to make adding documentation for the program's internals a todo if there is interest and have made a github issue for adding documentationwhere you can express your interest.
For our windows users we released a new version of our main installer that now includes Kipling. For our Mac OS X and Linux users the files are currently available through github and the Kipling Version 3.1.0 release tag. We are in the process of bundling Kipling into our Mac OS X and Linux installers and will likely be able to post those when we go live with our new website.
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Note that the creation of a Module Suite is only necessary if you want to upload your plugin to the contribution update center.
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Effectively its one large module suite with multiple modules which each represent one plugin, extension library.
To add your plugin to the repository, do the following:
../license-jme.txt
to insert the default jME BSD license or use a text file you store in the project folder
in the URL fieldtrunk/mypluginfolder
and enter an import messageAnd thats it, from now on each time you commit changes to your module it will be built and added to the contributions center automatically and the version number will be extended by the svn revision number (e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>4)
As only the module project is being built on the server, any projects that create the actual jar files for library plugins ("normal" projects from the SDK/NetBeans) have to be built from the module build file. To do that simply add the following ant targets to the module build file:
<target name="init" depends="basic-init,files-init,build-init,-javac-init,-build-subproject"/> <target name="-build-subproject"> <ant dir="./MySubProject" inheritall="false" target="jar"/> <copy file="./MySubProject/dist/MySubProject.jar" todir="release/libs"/> </target>
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SBAActivityGroupObject
public struct SBAActivityGroupObject : Decodable, SBAOptionalImageVendor, SBAActivityGroup
SBAActivityGroupObject
is a Decodable
implementation of a SBAActivityGroup
.
- example:
“`
// Example activity group using a shared
schedulePlanGuid`. let json ={ "identifier”: “foo”, “title”: “Title”, “journeyTitle”: “Journey title”, “detail”: “A detail about the object”, “imageSource”: “fooImage”, “activityIdentifiers”: [“taskA”, “taskB”, “taskC”], “notificationIdentifier”: “scheduleFoo”, “schedulePlanGuid”: “abcdef12-3456-7890”, }
.data(using: .utf8)! // our data in native (JSON) format
// Example activity group using the activity.guid
identifiers to map schedules to tasks.
let json =
{
“identifier”: “foo”,
“activityIdentifiers”: [“taskA”, “taskB”, “taskC”],
“activityGuidMap”: {
“taskA”:“ababab12-3456-7890”,
“taskB”:“cdcdcd12-3456-7890”,
“taskC”:“efefef12-3456-7890”
}
}
.data(using: .utf8)! // our data in native (JSON) format
// Example activity group where the first schedule matching the given activity identifer is used.
let json =
{
“identifier”: “foo”,
“activityIdentifiers”: [“taskA”, “taskB”, “taskC”]
}
.data(using: .utf8)! // our data in native (JSON) format
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A short string that uniquely identifies the task group.
Declaration
Swift
public let identifier: String
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The primary text to display for the task group in a localized string.
Declaration
Swift
public let title: String?
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Detail text information about the task group.
Declaration
Swift
public let detail: String?
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The text to display for the task group when displaying this in a list or collection where the format of the string is compact or extended, depending upon the requirements of the UI design.
Declaration
Swift
public let journeyTitle: String?
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An icon image that can be used for displaying the task group.
Declaration
Swift
public let imageSource: RSDImageWrapper?
-
Use an image directly rather than an image wrapper.
Declaration
Swift
public private(set) var image: UIImage? { get }
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A list of the activity identifiers associated with this task group.
Declaration
Swift
public let activityIdentifiers: [RSDIdentifier]
-
An identifier that can be used to associate an
SBBScheduledActivity
instance with setting up a local reminder for when to perform a task.Declaration
Swift
public let notificationIdentifier: RSDIdentifier?
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The schedule plan guid that can be used to map scheduled activities to the appropriate group in the case where more than one group may contain the same tasks.
Declaration
Swift
public let schedulePlanGuid: String?
-
The activity guid map that can be used to map scheduled activities to the appropriate group in the case where more than one group may contain the same tasks but where the activities are not all grouped on the server using the same schedule. This guid can be found in the Bridge Study Manager UI by hovering your cursor over the copy icon and selecting
Copy GUID
.Declaration
Swift
public let activityGuidMap: [String : String]?
-
init(identifier:title:journeyTitle:image:activityIdentifiers:notificationIdentifier:schedulePlanGuid:activityGuidMap:)
Default initializer.
Declaration
Swift
public init(identifier: String, title: String?, journeyTitle: String?, image : UIImage?, activityIdentifiers : [RSDIdentifier], notificationIdentifier : RSDIdentifier?, schedulePlanGuid : String?, activityGuidMap : [String : String]?)
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Returns nil. This task group is intended to allow using a shared codable configuration and does not directly implement instantiating a task path.
Declaration
Swift
public func instantiateTaskViewModel(for taskInfo: RSDTaskInfo) -> RSDTaskViewModel?
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Returns the configuration activity info objects mapped by activity identifier.
Declaration
Swift
public var tasks: [RSDTaskInfo] { get }


20 famous men with the best red carpet style
by Darcy Schild- Awards season means recognizing top talent in music, theatre, TV, and film – as well as spotting amazing red carpet outfits.
- Some stars, such as Joe Jonas and Rami Malek, have made subtle tweaks to the typical red carpet tux – whereas others, like Jonathan Van Ness and Timothée Chalamet, have brought a whole new style.
- Here are 20 of the best dressed men who’ve made statements on the red carpet through the years.
- Visit Insider’s homepage for more stories.
From tuxedos with skinny ties to colorful velvet suits, men’s red carpet fashion has certainly evolved over the years.
Here’s a look back at some of the best styles men have worn on the red carpet, from the Old Hollywood charm of Cary Grant to the eye-catching ensembles worn by actor Timothée Chalamet.
Looking back, Hollywood red carpets have seen plenty of dapper leading men, like Marlon Brando …
In 1955, Brando won an Oscar for “best actor of the year” for his portrayal in “On the Waterfront.”
… and “North By Northwest” star Cary Grant, who was known for his charm.
Grant was a legendary actor and icon of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
Today, a new crop of male stars are redefining red carpet style. John Legend, who was crowned People Magazine’s 2019 “Sexiest Man Alive,” knows how to turn heads at the step-and-repeat.

Timothée Chalamet has also worn some memorable red carpet ensembles.
The “Call Me By Your Name” star showed up to the red carpet for the 2019 Golden Globe Awards in an all-black outfit complete with a sparkly “embroidered bib.”
Actor Billy Porter is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to red-carpet style.
Porter turned heads at the 2019 Oscars red carpet with a tuxedo dress designed by Christian Siriano.
Darren Criss is another star who knows how to rock a statement piece.
The actor, who won a Golden Globe in 2019 for his appearance in the Netflix special “The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story,” wore a dazzling blazer with metallic floral embellishments.
Film legend Morgan Freeman looked classy in a silver blazer, black dress shirt, and shades.
“Crazy Rich Asians” star Henry Golding dazzled in a groovy gold blazer.
Golding, who’s starring in the forthcoming film “Last Christmas,” wore an eye-catching gold blazer to the 2019 Screen Actors Guild Awards – one of his many amazing red carpet outfits.
Jason Momoa also put a metallic spin on a classic red carpet tuxedo in a rose-gold ensemble.
Momoa wore a unique ensemble to the Los Angeles premiere of new Apple TV+ series “See,” in which he’s a cast member. He’s also sported other memorable red carpet looks, including a pink velvet tuxedo, which he wore at the 2019 Oscars.
Jonathan Van Ness is another star known for making statements on the red carpet.
“Queer Eye” star, hair stylist, and podcast personality Jonathan Van Ness brings style to the red carpet in a big way. This glittery, sheer gown was one of his most recent showstopping looks.
John Krasinski also cleans up nicely for red carpet occasions.
Krasinski made a statement with a silver blazer and bow tie while attending a red carpet event in 2018.
Justin Timberlake wore a mismatched jacket and pants — complete with a sleek pinstripe down the side — for a bold look.
He’s come a long way since he wore head-to-toe denim and matched with Britney Spears.
Donald Glover, otherwise known as musician Childish Gambino, always brings style statements to the red carpet.
Here, he dazzles in an all-white tuxedo with black loafers for a sleek monochromatic look.
Joe Jonas looked edgy in a dark red, checkered suit.
He wore a simple black button-down under the jacket, giving all the attention to his statement-making suit.
Michael B. Jordan wowed with an embroidered coat at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival.

“Bohemian Rhapsody” star Rami Malek looked dashing in a long overcoat, a spin on the typical black tux.
Malek, who played Freddie Mercury in “Bohemian Rhapsody,” is also one for a red carpet fashion statement. Here, he added interest to a classic outfit with a long tuxedo coat.
Comedian John Mulaney stood out in a blue monochromatic ensemble at the 2018 Emmy Awards.
Though it would seem like a no-brainer to sport a classic black-and-white tuxedo, Mulaney proved having fun with color can pay off – and look just as elegant.
Stylist and “Queer Eye” host Tan France wore a stunning, intricate ensemble to the 2019 Creative Arts Emmys.
France described his red carpet entrance in an Instagram post, saying: “Representing Queer Eye, QE Crew and Pakistan at the Emmys.”
Ryan Reynolds dazzled with a classy skinny tie and subtly printed blazer.
Reynolds, pictured in 2018, seems to take a note from classic red carpet attire, proving a tailored tuxedo does the trick.
Actor Stephan James wore head-to-toe maroon in a luxe velvet fabric.
The actor, who was nominated for a Golden Globe for his performance in the TV series “Homecoming,” added an unexpected twist to his Oscars red carpet style with a pair of white ankle boots.


JETM performance result renderings
This page contains examples of performance statistics currently supported by JETM.
JETM HTTP Console
JETM ships with a drop-in HTTP console that provides access to aggregated performance statistics. It supports both nested and flat measurements. By default the console will represent performance data in a collapsed view and provide access to nested details per top level entry point.
Click image to the left to enlarge sample screenshot.
RRD Support
For runtime monitoring of server applications you might be interested in short term and long term statistics of your application performance. The image to the left is generated using a Java™ library that follows the concepts of RRDTool and can be created online or offline. It shows two measurement points for a timeframe of 100 minutes.
Click image to the left to enlarge sample screenshot.
Swing JTree
JETM has some preliminary GUI support for Swing applications. This feature is in development.
Screenshot TBD
Simple text output
For simple use cases it might be sufficient to visualize performance statistics using a SimpleTextRenderer. The example below shows two top level measurement points with one nested measurement point.
|--------------------------------|---|---------|-------|-------|-------| | Measurement Point | # | Average | Min | Max | Total | |--------------------------------|---|---------|-------|-------|-------| | BusinessService:someMethod | 3 | 3.332 | 2.732 | 3.376 | 9.996 | | BusinessService:nestedMethod | 3 | 2.832 | 2.050 | 3.011 | 8.495 | |--------------------------------|---|---------|-------|-------|-------| | BusinessService:nestedMethod | 1 | 2.921 | 2.921 | 2.921 | 2.921 | |--------------------------------|---|---------|-------|-------|-------|
Raw performance data logging
While being able to access aggregated performance statistics it still may be useful to have access to raw performance data for post processing. JETM provides an easy facility to render performance data using established logging frameworks (log4j, commons-logging, jdk 1.4 logging) while still being able to access aggregated data online. The following example shows raw measurements logged through Log4jAggregator:
[main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint A>, parent=<>, transactionTime=<1.850>, recordingTime=<1148251400451> [main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint B>, parent=<Testpoint A>, transactionTime=<0.667>, recordingTime=<1148251400453> [main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint A>, parent=<>, transactionTime=<1.730>, recordingTime=<1148251400453> [main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint A>, parent=<>, transactionTime=<1.680>, recordingTime=<1148251400454> [main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint C>, parent=<Testpoint B>, transactionTime=<0.230>, recordingTime=<1148251400454> [main] INFO etm-raw-data - measurementPoint=<Testpoint A>, parent=<>, transactionTime=<1.567>, recordingTime=<1148251400459>


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From the beginning of the computer age, people have sought easier ways to learn, express, and understand computational ideas. Whether this meant moving from punch cards to textual languages, or command lines to graphical UIs, the quest to make computation easier to express, manipulate, and understand by a broader group of people is an ongoing challenge.
The IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing (VL/HCC) is the premier international forum for research on this topic. Established in 1984, the mission of the conference is to support the design, theory, application, and evaluation of computing technologies and languages for programming, modeling, and communicating, which are easier to learn, use, and understand by people. We will hold the IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages and Human-Centric Computing in Lisbon, Portugal.
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You need an external proxy to be configured.
If you normally require to use another proxy to connect to external websites, you need to configure Sahi to use that proxy.
You can configure the external proxy by editing
<sahi_root>/userdata/config/userdata.properties and setting these properties:
ext.http.proxy.enable=true
ext.http.proxy.host=external_proxy_server_hostname_or_ip
ext.http.proxy.port=external_proxy_server_port
If your proxy needs authorization, you should set these properties too.
ext.http.proxy.auth.enable=true
ext.http.proxy.auth.name=proxy_authorization_username
ext.http.proxy.auth.password=proxy_authorization_password
You should do the same with
ext.https settings for
https sites.
To bypass external proxy for some web addresses, like local addresses, set
ext.http.both.proxy.bypass_hosts=localhost|<IP_ADDRESS>|*.internaldomain.com


In order to release a new test suite please proceed the following steps:
- Save the contents of the first tab into "tests-new.csv"
- Save the contents of the second tab into "tests-all.js"
- Save the contents of tab three into "tests-all.csv"
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Welcome to the mfX research group!
We are a large computational group at the University of Edinburgh investigating a range of multiscale flow problems that target important engineering challenges of the 21st century in health, transport, water and energy. Our research spans fundamental engineering science at the nano/micro/meso/macro scales, multiscale method development, highly parallel software development that run on supercomputers, and industry-focused engineering applications.
Examples of our recent work include: non-equilibrium gas transport through porous media for safer oil/gas reservoir management; nano/micro bubble cavitation dynamics for disease targeting; nano/micro-engineered surfaces with improved performance (e.g. anti-icing, marine drag reduction, nanotube water filtration membranes, evaporating cooling nanopipes); liquid-surface damage analysis; granular and pedestrian flow predictions.
We actively collaborate with researchers from the UK and around the world, and engage with various industrial companies to adapt our techniques for their problems.
Patrick’s work on inertio-thermal vapour bubble modelling has been published in JFM! Congratulations to Patrick for the first publication of his PhD.
Duncan has won the highly-prestigious 5-year RAEng Research Fellowship for his proposal on using bulk nanobubbles for water disinfection Congratulations to Duncan, the full announcement by RAEng is here.
Carlos’s work on disappearance of Knudsen mimimum in confined flows has been published in JFM! Congratulations to Carlos for his second PhD publication.
Sritay passed his PhD viva today with minor corrections! Congratulations are in order to Dr. Sritay Mistry.
Yichong’s work on scattering kernels for kerogen has been published in Fuel! Congratulations to Yichong for the first publication of his PhD.


TFLearn is actually at its early stage, there are probably many bugs around... We will be grateful if you would help us to find them. To report a bug, simply open an issue in the GitHub 'issues' section.
If you made improvements to TFLearn or fixed a bug, feel free to send us a pull-request. Please give a brief introduction of the new feature or the bug. When adding new class or functions, make sure that you are following TFLearn docstring syntax.
If you think about a new feature to improve TFLearn, let us know by opening an issue in GitHub.
To get help on how to use TFLearn or its functionalities, you can as well open an issue in GitHub.


Welcome to CrosSequence Puzzle
Introduction
Puzzle Layout
Puzzle Example
Program Features
Solving a Puzzle Manually
Auto Solving a Puzzle
Printing
About CrosSequence Program
Introduction
Fill a grid such that cross cells at any location are in sequence. Cross cells are left and right, and, top and bottom of a cell. Sequence is a mathematical sequence like 1,2,3 or 4,6,8 or 1,5,9 etc. There are no duplicate numbers in any row or any column of the grid. Some cells are given and some may be blacked out (not part of a sequence). Puzzle size is 5x5 to 9x9. Each puzzle has a unique solution that can be reached by logic alone without any guesswork.
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Puzzle
Solution
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Puzzle Example
See the puzzle and its solution below:
Puzzle
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | X | X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | 5 | X | 4 | X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | | | | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | X | 1 | 2 | | |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| X | 6 | X | | | 5 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| | 5 | | X | | 3 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
X in cell indicates that a cell is not part of any sequence.
Solution
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | X | X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| 3 | 1 | 5 | X | 4 | X |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| 5 | X | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| X | 6 | X | 3 | 1 | 5 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| 4 | 5 | 6 | X | 2 | 3 |
+---+---+---+---+---+---+
In this puzzle:
+---+---+---+
| | 4 | |
+---+---+---+
| 1 | 2 | 3 | Values in the grid are correct since:
+---+---+---+ 1,2,3 (horizontal) and 2,3,4 (vertical) are in sequence
| | 3 | |
+---+---+---+
And:
+---+---+---+
| | X | |
+---+---+---+
| 3 | 4 | 5 | Values in the grid are correct since:
+---+---+---+ 3,4,5 (horizontal) is in sequence and vertical sequence is not applicable because of a blocked cell X
| | 2 | |
+---+---+---+
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Program Features
Main features of this program are:
- Create new puzzles, grid size 5x5 to 9x9
- Create and save puzzles
- Autosolve a puzzle with a log of solution steps
- Save solution log
- Print single or multiple puzzles
- Export puzzles in text format
- Copy a puzzle to Clipboard
- Set display colour schemes
- Use one of 20,000 ready made puzzles 2.17Mb
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Solving a Puzzle Manually
Normally you would print this puzzle and solve on paper. Puzzle can also be solved on screen.
- Navigate through the grid using arrow keys
- Enter numbers using number keys
- Press Escape to clear a cell
- Rightclick on a cell to check validity of two sequences around a number. A green line will indicate a correct while red line will signify an incorrect sequence.
- Click verify command button to check if you have solved the puzzle
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Auto Solving a Puzzle
Any puzzle created by this program can be solved by the computer. Three options are provided:
- Solve Direct : Puzzle is solved in one shot with solution displayed at the end
- Solve with a log : Puzzle is solved in one shot but a solution log is maintained giving logic behind the solution. Use Save Solution Log menu to save and print the log in order examine the solution steps at leisure.
- Solve with a log and pause at each solution step: Program will display logic behind a solution step and pause. Click on the step message window or press space bar to proceed to next step. Rightclick on the step message window to cancel pause.
- Each puzzle has a unique solution which can be reached by logic alone without any guesswork. However, the solution steps taken by a computer solution may not be optimum. Generally a good human solver will get a solution in less steps than the computer.
TOP
Printing
The current puzzle and its solution will be printed on an A4 sheet that can be folded in two halves to separate puzzle from its solution. You can also print multiple puzzles from an existing puzzle file.
TOP
About CrosSequence Program
This program is free to use and distribute but this program or game concept cannot be used for commercial purposes.
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Once models are trained you can store the results into an object store. This is a permanent project-specific storage location for data located in QuantConnect. Objects are accessible from backtesting and live, and are stored with a key. You can think of this almost like a private project DropBox for your model data.
The object store can be used as a back up of your algorithm variables or to load a complex AI model that you don't wish to re-train. Once stored, your data is backed up on QuantConnect servers until requested.
When deploying a live algorithm, your state is loaded from the object store on deployment. Currently, it is not "refreshed", so you will need to redeploy the live algorithm when you wish to reload your data.
The Object Store is accessible in the root of your algorithm. It has the following methods available for storing data. You can see an example of using these in the demonstration algorithmdemonstration algorithm.
self.ObjectStore.Save("key", "value") # Save data as a string self.ObjectStore.SaveBytes("key", bytearray(objectValue)) # Save data as a bytes self.ObjectStore.SaveJson("key", objectValue) # Save object as JSON encoded string self.ObjectStore.SaveXml("key", objectValue) # Save object as XML encoded string
val = self.ObjectStore.Read("key") # Read data as string bytes = self.ObjectStore.ReadBytes("key") # Read data as bytes jsonObj = self.ObjectStore.ReadJson("key") # Deserialize a JSON object from storage xmlObj = self.ObjectStore.ReadXml("key") # Deserialize a XML object from storage
You can delete data from the object store using the Delete()
method.
self.ObjectStore.Delete("key") # Delete the data from the store
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At the southern end of the coast, just 8 miles from the Albanian border. A small town with good beaches and a rebuilt old town. A popular holiday resort which includes loud disco music!
Call the Harbourmaster on VHF 16 on approach.
This no longer a Port of Entry. The nearest alternative is Bar and if you arrive here first before clearing in you will be fined.
Last updated June 2011.
Reasonable shelter, but open to the south. Some swell, even in calm conditions.
Generally anchor in the bay which has good holding in sand.
If it is calm, berth at the quay, keeping clear of the ferry.


NginX Instructions
This requires your NGINX webserver has the geo module enabled.
geo $bad_user {
default 0;
include /etc/nginx/banned-ips.conf;
}
# In your server block at the TOP right after it starts "server {"
if ($bad_user) { rewrite ^ http://internetprotests.com/gov.html; }
Please make sure you copy the nginx ip's list to the /etc/nginx/banned-ips.conf file. If your nginx directory is located elsewhere use the proper path on your server.
You typically put this in your main config file for nginx so it will effect all sites on your server.


9.1 Sound effects / 9.2 Numbering of / 9.3 Volume / 9.4 Sound playing autonymously
Some games, from Version 3 onward, have sound effects attached. These are not stored in the story files (or the Z-machine) itself, and the interpreter is simply expected to know where to find them. Other games have only one sound effect, usable in a much more restricted way: a beep or bell sound, which we shall call a "bleep".
In Version 6, the interpreter should set bit 5 of 'Flags 1' if it can provide sound effects beyond a bleep.
In Version 5 and later, a game should have bit 7 of 'Flags 2' set in its story file if it wants to use sound effects beyond a bleep. The interpreter should then clear this bit if it cannot oblige.
Sound effects are numbered upwards from 1. Number 1 is a high-pitched bleep, number 2 a low-pitched one and effects from 3 upward are supplied by the interpreter somehow for the particular game in question.
***[1.1] Aside from bleeps, there are two types of sound effect, samples and music. The game has no way of telling the type of a given sound effect.
Sound effects (other than bleeps) can be played at any volume level from 1 to 8 (8 being loudest of these). The volume level -1 should be implemented as "loudest possible".
Bleeps are immediate and brief. Other sound effects take place in the background, while normal operation of the Z-machine is going on. Control is via the sound_effect opcode, allowing the game to prepare, start, stop or finish with an effect.
The game may (but need not) "prepare" a sound effect before use. This would indicate to the interpreter that the game intends to use the effect soon: an interpreter might act on this information by loading the sampled sound off disc and into a memory cache.
***[1.1] A sound effect (other than a bleep) can then be "stopped" or "started". Only one sound effect of each type can play at any given time, so that starting a new music sound effect stops any current music playing, and starting any new sample sound effect stops any current sample sound playing. Samples and music do not interrupt each other.
In Versions 5 and later, a sound effect may repeat any specified number of times, or repeat forever (until stopped).
Eventually, though, if it has not been stopped, it may end by itself. A routine (specified at start time) can then be called. The intention is that this routine may implement effects such as fading in and out, by replaying the sound effect at a different volume. (A game should not place any important code in such a routine.) The routine is only called when the sound has played the requested number of times. If manually stopped or interrupted by another sound, the routine is not called.
The game may, but need not, explicitly "finish with" any sound effect which is not likely to occur again for a while: the interpreter can then throw it out of memory.
The safest way an Inform program can try to produce a bleep is by executing @sound_effect 1. Some ports of Zip believe that the first operand of this is the number of bleeps to make (so that @sound_effect 2 bleeps twice), but this is incorrect.
Several Infocom games bleep (using sound_effect with only one operand, always equal to 1 or 2). Two provided sampled sound effects but did not bleep: 'The Lurking Horror' and 'Sherlock'. Their story files contain the following usages of sound_effect:
sound_effect number 2 volume (in TLH) sound_effect number 2 volume/repeats function (in Sherlock) sound_effect 0 3 sound_effect number 3 sound_effect 0 4
except that, probably due to a bug in its own code, 'TLH' can also generate
sound_effect 4 8 sound_effect 4095 2 15
A further difficulty with 'TLH' is that it assumes the interpreter is as slow as Infocom's Amiga interpreter was: it fires off several sound effects in one game round, assuming there will be time for it to play most of each one. To simulate this, sound_effect must be rewritten to pause sometimes:
if a new sample sound effect is begun while there is still one playing which was started since the last keyboard input, then wait until that earlier one finishes one cycle before replacing it with the new sound effect. Music sound effects are not affected by this. New music should interrupt old music immediately at all times.
Infocom's MS-DOS interpreters for V4 to V6 set bit 5 of 'Flags 1' in all circumstances (i.e., whether or not sound effects are available). This would be incorrect behaviour for a standard interpreter.
Infocom implemented sound effects differently on different machines. The format of Infocom's shipped sound effects files has been documented by Stefan Jokisch and his notes are available from www.ifarchive.org.
However, modern interpreters are strong encouraged to support Andrew Plotkin's Blorb format, which is a more modern way to make sound effects available to newer games. Blorb files have been made available for the Infocom sound effects, so that modern interpreters need no longer support the Infocom format.
When using Blorb resources, the default interpreter behaviour (unless over- ridden by the player) should be for samples played at maximum volume (64), in one channel of a SONG or MOD played at volume 8, to be of equal volume to samples played at maximum volume (8) as an effect. This will be the natural behaviour if effects use one physical channel and MODs/SONGs use four physical channels.
Ideally, a sound played at volume n in a SONG played at volume m should sound the same as when played as an effect at volume n*m/64. This mandates that the volume scale for effects be equivalent to the scale defined for samples in the MOD specification.
If multi-channel effects are used, the overall volume should be independent of the number of channels used in the sound. Thus a stereo AIFF containing the same samples for left and right should sound as loud as a mono AIFF containing the same data. This will need adjustment of volume if stereo AIFFs use two physical channels and mono AIFFs use one. No adjustment would be required if an interpreter reduced all AIFFs to mono.
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Aggressive Kia Seltos Concepts Ready For Adventures
Say hello to the Kia Seltos X-Line Trail Attack and Urban Concepts.
by Martin BiggAt the 2019 LA Auto Show, the covers came off the 2021 Kia Seltos SUV and the refreshed 2020 Kia Niro Hybrid. These aren't the only new Kia models being showcased at the event, however, as the Korean automaker has also unveiled two new concepts based on the stylish Seltos. The Kia Seltos X-Line Trail Attack Concept and Kia Seltos X-Line Urban Concept offer unique takes on the stylish SUV with increased capability. Built by Zero to 60 Designs of Corona, California, the concepts are designed to convey the active lifestyles of Seltos owners.
"The Seltos is an exciting addition Kia's tough and rugged lineup of Kia SUVs," said Michael Cole, president of Kia Motors America. "But the Kia brand is always looking toward the future and we are eager to show what may wait just around the corner. These new concepts are meant to get the creative juices flowing and illustrate what the ultimate Seltos could be."
While the production Seltos is planned to go on sale in Q1 2020, Kia isn't planning to put either concept into production. Then again, Kia also said the same about the GT Concept and the Telluride Concept, which both spawned production models in the form of the Kia Stinger sport sedan and Kia Telluride SUV.
The Kia Seltos X-Line Trail Attack Concept is designed for driving off the beaten track and features a custom two-tone paint scheme evoking a desert sunset and eight ultra-bright Hella auxiliary lights mounted on the front bumper and roof to improve visibility.
Equipped with electronic AWD, the center differential lock equally distributes power between the front and rear axles, while a custom two-inch lift kit raises ground clearance to 9.2-inches. Off-road traction is improved thanks to rugged Knobby off-road tires with 17x8–inch custom-painted alloy wheels. There's also a hidden winch behind the front valance and a custom fabricated roof rack.
Like the regular Seltos, power is provided by a 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 175 horsepower and 195 lb-ft of torque through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. Inside, the Trail Attack Concept retains its Seltos sibling's production interior.
As the name implies, the Seltos X-Line Urban Concept is designed for the challenges of city driving. Inspired by the glass and steel skyscrapers of New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, the Urban Concept is distinguished by a custom slate gray paint scheme with a contrasting gloss-black roof panel.
A custom two-inch lift offers protection against potholes while also raising the seating position to offer a better vantage point around congested city track. Electronically controlled AWD with torque vectoring sends power to the 17-inch alloy wheels. A custom hood features an integrated intake, giving the Seltos a more aggressive appearance. Four roof-mounted auxiliary lights provide extra visibility through city fog and a custom fabricated roof rack offers extra storage. Inside, the interior has been left unchanged, retaining its production sibling's 10.25-inch touchscreen, a navigation system, and a backup camera and the powertrain is also identical.


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