Brazil (1985) Rating: 5.0 stars out of 5.0 stars
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Cast: Jonathan Pryce, Kim Griest, Bob Hoskins, Robert DeNiro, Ian Holm, Katherine Helmond, Michael Palin Written by: Terry Gilliam, Tom Stoppard and Charles McKeown Directed by: Terry Gilliam Running Time: 142 minutes
One of the most talked about films of the 80's, Brazil is one of the most stunning (but also the most bleak) films ever to be produced. Part of the trilogy of science fiction genre films (including Legend and Dune) which were torn apart, re-edited, and rescored by then Universal head honcho Sid Sheinberg, Terry Gilliam's piece de resistance has garnered the largest amount of press. This is due mostly to Gilliam's determination to have the film restored to its original version and his willingness to discuss the situation to anyone who will listen. Gilliam also had a full page ad taken out in Variety magazine after the film was released asking Sheinberg when he was going to release his complete edit. It has taken almost twelve years, but Gilliam's final cut has finally been released on both laserdisc and DVD.
In an eerily ironic twist, the film's incredible narrative parallels Gilliam's battle for the proper treatment of the material. Jonathan Pryce is featured as an everyman that dreams of a life outside the Metropolis-like bureaucratic hell (known as the Ministry of Information) he is trapped in. His life seems to turn around when he gets a promotion within his company and literally meets the girl of his dreams. Everything appears to be working out until he suspects that the girl he is in love with is a terrorist. When he pursues her, he is singled out as a terrorist as well and must fight the same system he once worked for in order to restore his life. His dreams quickly turn to nightmares as his world comes crumbling down around him. Despite its futuristic setting, Brazil echoes many of the problems felt by any modern day person who feels trapped in their current job.
The film has been released in three different versions since it originally appeared in 1985: the 131 minute theatrical version, the "Love Conquers All" 94 minute TV version, and the 142 minute director's cut. Of the three, Gilliam's 142 minute cut is obviously the most magnificent. I had only seen the film in its truncated 94 minute television version prior to this recent release and had originally found the movie hard to understand and uninvolved (a problem which is more than solved with the director's cut). In fact, I don't think I had ever made it through an entire viewing of the cut film before finally seeing Gilliam's original vision. If I had never read any information concerning Gilliam's wishes for the film, I may have never bothered watching the complete version years later when it became available on laserdisc.
Brazil is especially remarkable on a visual level, thanks to Norman Garwood's impressive designs. Not only do the cities feel oppressive on an Orwellian degree, but also every indoor set is claustrophobic enough to lend the feeling of being trapped in a job where death is literally the only escape from the rut. The dream sequences are very imaginative and grow steadily darker in tone as the film progresses until they become the stuff of nightmares. No film Gilliam has made before or since has had the incredible visuals that this one contains. Brazil is definitely his most personal work and an obvious labor of love.
The full director's cut special edition of Brazil was initially made available on laserdisc and has recently made its way to DVD, both courtesy of The Criterion Collection. Split onto five discs for laser and three for DVD, the Brazil special edition is one of the most detailed box sets ever released. The film is presented in its original 1.82:1 aspect ratio with a commentary track recorded by Gilliam, two documentaries detailing the making of the film and fights that Gilliam went through in order to get his film released properly, storyboards for all of the dream sequences, production and promotional stills, and trailers.
The most impressive inclusion on the two sets is the "Love Conquers All" 94-minute version. After watching the director's cut, seeing the chopped-up version (that was originally intended for theatrical release!) is a disturbing experience. Gilliam's entire message is nearly lost or severely altered thanks to the wishes of Sid Sheinberg to have a film that ran under two hours and included a happy ending. A commentary track by film historian David Morgan is also included, which details all of the changes and inclusions the editors made and how they affect the original narrative. For those who don't mind spending a little more cash than they are normally used to, the Brazil special edition is well worth the extra money.
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Reprieve For Customers As Co-op Bank Scraps Balance Enquiry Charges
by Francis MuliThe Co-operative Bank has announced that it is scrapping all balance inquiry charges to its customers.
In a statement posted on it social media pages, Co-op Bank said the move was as a result of customers’ request, and would be effected with immediate effect.
 We’re with immediate effect scrapping the balance enquiry charge. Keep talking to us, it can only make us better,” read the statement.
The moves comes at a time when Kenyans spend a lot during the festivities, and will help in tracking expenditures where they can check they balance(s) without worrying about charges.
Read: Co-op Bank To Sponsor Cancer Screening Across The Country
The development will apply across all platforms including USSD code (*667#) and the MCoop mobile app.
Previously, the Bank charged between Ksh5 and Ksh35 for balance enquiries, depending on the platform used.
By November 2019, group chief executive Gideon Muriuki said the bank was successfully processing 89 percent of all customer transactions via mobile banking, a 24-hour contact centre, ATMs, internet banking and thousands of Co-op Kwa Jirani banking agents.
Recently, Co-op Bank announced a Ksh10.9 billion profit after tax compared to Ksh10.3 billion in the previous year.


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I am working on algorithms and formal models for computational semantics and pragmatics. The challenge can be described as:
As for the extraction of semantic concepts and relations I developed an Open Information Extraction (OpenIE) platform that is based on various NLP components to analyze words, clauses, sentences, and paragraphs of text, and to detect core semantic relations that represent the predicate and its arguments. In simple terms, the task is to analyze input like:
and map it to:
It is easy to see how such relations, once extracted from unstructured text could be mapped into graph representations using various NLP components, as for example constituent parsers, dependency parsers, named entity recognition, anaphora resolution. Thus, the sequence of base sentences:
John Smith sold Grungle Inc. He bought Sproke LLC. Sproke LLC likes him. He likes apples.
would be rendered as a graph in the following way:
In fact, my current OpenIE system parses the sentences and renders this representation in Neo4J.
My interest, among others, is in:
Analyzing Implicatures and Presuppositions, the semantics and pragmatics of text, requires not only modeling of general and universal linguistic properties, but also domain specific knowledge. To analyze very specific semantic properties in the medical domain, for example, I utilize knowledge representations and ontologies from these specific domains. One example could be that we could conclude that person A has headache or uses blood thinners for some reason, if she says or writes that the price for Aspirin went up. Such implicatures are generated by looking up properties of specific medicine or chemicals from domain specific ontologies, taxonomies, or knowledge representations.
This kind of OpenIE requires much more sophisticated NLP components than common free tools and pipelines provide. The experiments involve processing of business, legal, or medical documents, as well as news articles.
My current experimental environment consists of microservices based on C++, Java, Go, and Python components coupled in an RPC-based and RESTful architecture. Given suggestions, advice and initial experiments, I am working towards a more homogeneous environment, mostly based on Java 10 based services and a RESTful architecture.
If you are interested in working on such an OpenIE and Graph-based system and join my research group, contact me please.
There are various GitHub repositories that I maintain with material and code that explain the project. See for more details my GitHub and Bitbucket pages.


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Sonko Speaks on Appointment of Deputy Governor
by Eddy MwanzaNairobi Governor Mike Sonko, on Monday, December 9, addressed the alleged news regarding his appointment of Simon Mbugua as his deputy governor.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke through his Director of Communications, Jakob Elkanah, the governor categorically classified the news as fake.
He went on to urge Kenyans to ignore the memo doing the rounds on social media, adding that any communication from the governor's office would come through the official channels.
The fake statement dated December 9, 2019, complete with City Hall's insignia, had mentioned Simon Mbugua as Sonko's choice for deputy governor.
"To ensure that residents are not denied service and sound leadership, I hereby nominate Hon. Simon Mbugua as the Deputy Governor of Nairobi," read the statement in part.
The fake letter also indicated that Sonko had decided to step aside from office, a fact he has also denied.
Sonko was arrested in dramatic fashion in Voi on Friday, December 6, and faces over 13 counts of conflict of interest and corruption allegations.
He was arraigned at the Milimani Law Courts on Monday, December 9, where he quickly went about displaying his resolve to fight it out against his accusers, by hiring a team of 12 lawyers reportedly led by Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen.
The governor stands accused of misappropriating over Ksh357 million together with other county officials.


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HTTP
HTTP is the language (application-level protocol) that web browsers and web servers use to communicate.
When you open example.com, your browser sends a message to example.com's server (computer) that says, "give me your home page". Then example.com's server responds with the contents of the home page. Most of the resources that you view and submit on various websites (such as images, personal data, and form submissions) are loaded in this manner. The format of these messages (requests from the browser and responses from the server) is called "Hypertext Transfer Protocol" (HTTP). HTTP doesn't always involve a web browsers — HTTP is often used by computers talking to other computers.


Mercury is the smallest and innermost planet in the Solar System.
Its orbital period (about 88 Earth days) is less than any other planet
in the Solar System. Seen from Earth, it appears to move around its orbit
in about 116 days. It has no known natural satellites. It is named after the
Roman deity Mercury, the messenger to the gods.
Mean Distance from Sun(million km)
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Mercury does not have any moons or rings.
Your weight on Mercury would be 38% of your weight on Earth
A year on Mercury takes 88 Earth days.
DETAILED MERCURY FACTS
A year on Mercury is just 88 days long. One solar day (the time from noon to noon on the planet’s surface) on Mercury lasts the equivalent of 176 Earth days while the sidereal day (the time for 1 rotation in relation to a fixed point) lasts 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System.
Mercury has wrinkles. As the iron core of the planet cooled and contracted, the surface of the planet became wrinkled. Scientist have named these wrinkles, Lobate Scarps. These Scarps can be up to a mile high and hundreds of miles long.
Mercury is only the second hottest planet.The surface of Mercury which faces the Sun sees temperatures of up to 427°C, whilst on the alternate side this can be as low as -173°C. This is due to the planet having no atmosphere to help regulate the temperature.
Mercury is the most cratered planet in the Solar System. Unlike many other planets which “self-heal” through natural geological processes, the surface of Mercury is covered in craters. These are caused by numerous encounters with asteroids and comets. Most Mercurian craters are named after famous writers and artists. Any crater larger than 250 kilometres in diameter is referred to as a Basin.
 Owing to its proximity to the Sun, Mercury is a difficult planet to visit. During 1974 and 1975 Mariner 10 flew by Mercury three times, during this time they mapped just under half of the planet’s surface. On August 3rd 2004, the Messenger probe was launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, this was the first spacecraft to visit since the mid 1970’s.
Mercury is named for the Roman messenger to the gods. The exact date of Mercury’s discovery is unknown as it pre-dates its first historical mention, one of the first mentions being by the Sumerians around in 3,000 BC.


The MSPointer class handles Microsoft touch interactions with the game and the resulting Pointer objects.
It will work only in Internet Explorer 10+ and Windows Store or Windows Phone 8 apps using JavaScript. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/hh673557(v=vs.85).aspx
You should not normally access this class directly, but instead use a Phaser.Pointer object which normalises all game input for you including accurate button handling.
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Hello! My name is Christopher Brauch, and welcome to my portfolio! My hopes are that this page will work as a means to not only view my work, but to also learn a little more about me as well!
I am a freshly-minted 36 year old living in Jacksonville, Florida. I live in a very modern Brady Bunch home, consisting of the following:
My background in coding is nearly non-existant, but I feel I have many experiences that will become transferable skills. I attended school at Misericorida University where I played Division 3 lacrosse. As a goalie, I was expected to be an extremely vocal leader for my defenseman, as well as prevent the occasional goal or two.
In 2010, I also learned how to become a poker dealer, a profession that I still do to this day. Being a good poker dealer requires that I am good at multitasking; having an efficiently-run game while concurrently offering above-average customer service. It is certainly a skill to keep a player in line and then have him tip for the rulings you enforce!
Here are my hobbies, in order from most to least favorite!


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Welcome the GIS for Economists - Crash Course -. The aim of the course is to provide you with a basic knowledge to master the spatial data analysis toolbox. It offers alternative solutions to a broad range of empirical problems of applied economics.
We introduce students to the basic tools to analyze, create and manipulate different types of datasets from Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The aim of the course is to provide students with a basic knowledge to master the spatial data analysis toolbox, which offers alternative solutions to a broad range of empirical problems of applied economics. It is a practical course in which students are required to have an active participation through practices during lectures and problem sets. We will explore the basic GIS Desktop tools (i.e. ArcGIS and QGIS) as well as some GIS applications in standard statistic packages (R). However, an especial emphasis will be placed on building standalone solution based on Python (e.g. GDAL, FIONA, among others).
In this website, you will find slides and additional materials to encourage you to go further when including GIS tools in your research.
Before starting, I would like you to ask you installing these tree programs: (i) QGIS, and (2) R- RStudio. We will need them during the course.
Installing QGIS
QGIS will be the GIS Desktop tool that will be use during the course. It is a free and open source software. It is a very cool project that brings all the power of GIS analysis for everybody. We will discuss its pro and cons over other GIS Desktop tools (e.g. ArcGIS, GRASS, among others)
So, the first step will be to install QGIS in your laptop. This software is available for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Android. In all platforms, the environment is quite similar.
Note, that you need to install some required packages before installing QGIS. Everything it is very well explained at the readme file.
For the impatient
- If you would like to start exploring QGIS, have a look to this manual Nice Introduction
Installing R and R-Studio
You probably already had this, yet I would just like to make sure that it is your computer. During the last lecture, we will introduce two packages in R to analyze GIS.
Other resources
- Replication codes and problems sets will be distributed via Github. If you are not familiar with this control version environment, it may be a nice opportunity to start using it. Go install it and don’t hesitate to comment or improve the codes from the course.
Installing python packages ( in case you )
Most of the available GIS solutions are python-based. Softwares such as ArcGIS and QGIS offer a wide range of pre-defined python syntaxis/functions to perform the most common task for GIS analysis. As we will discuss, these pre-defined functions face some restrictions that may impose an important loss of performance in your analysis. In particular, when you start running complex analysis that require more calculation power (e.g. multiprocessing, cluster based computer, among others).
This is why we should be able to program a standalone solutions that allow to integrate GIS tools for a more complex analysis in high-perform environments. We will use the following python packages:
* Pandas (A basic knowledge of this package will be assumed)
* GDAL
* Fiona
* rtree
* shapely (it is usually pre-installed)
* matplotlib
Installing packages for Python
- If you are windows-users, I suggest to install the conda. It is a package and environment manager for Python (and others languages like C).
- The complete version is called Anacoda Anaconda
- A small version is called Miniconda. One installed, you can install everyhing using the basic command
Once you have installed you can install any python package just typing this
conda install [package name]
Or using the graphical environment provided by Anaconda
- For mac-users, I suggest to work with the pre-installed python distributor. So, don’t install anything. Just make sure you have the dependency manager called “pip”. Look here the instruction to install ot pip. As Anaconda, once install you can install any package using
conda install [package name]
- You can also install the packages manually. Just go to a python repository (e.g. this) and following the instruction from each package.


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England announce Denmark friendly for March
England will host Denmark in March next year as preparations for Euro 2020 begin to take shape.
The Danes edged the Republic of Ireland in qualifying for the continent-wide tournament and will visit Wembley on March 31 in the second of two friendlies at the national stadium.
The first match, against yet-to-be-confirmed opponents, will take place four days earlier in a match dedicated to the Heads Up mental health campaign fronted by the Duke of Cambridge.
The recent policy of taking the team outside of London will then continue in June, following road trips to Sunderland, Manchester City, Leeds, Leicester and Southampton over the past four years, although details of the venue and opposition have yet to be finalised.
The Football Association has also announced that one further away game will be staged within Europe.
England finished their Group A qualifying campaign on a high over the past week, running in 11 unanswered goals against Montenegro and Kosovo to finish of 27 points from eight games with a positive goal difference of 31.
That guaranteed them three group matches at Wembley during the finals, which are being hosted by 12 different cities.
The group draw will take place in Bucharest on November 30.
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AKDSFramework’s built in completely analyser package¶
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Fitted class. If not possible raises NotFittedError.
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(func, pumping_lower_bound, pumping_upper_bound, total_measurements, pumping, **kwargs)¶ - Measure exec time for increasing size of n
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lb: Lower bound of the generated array
ub: Upper bound of the generated array
size: Size of the generated array
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lb: Lower bound of the generated array
ub: Upper bound of the generated array
size: Size of the generated array
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Array of Integers
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lb: Lower bound of the generated array
ub: Upper bound of the generated array
size: Size of the generated array
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Array of Integers
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I graduated high school, receiving honors with distinction. I enjoyed math and science so I took all available courses in physics, biology and chemistry, as well as calculus.
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A Data Scavenger Hunt is an activity that gets people to explore data. The burro
app serves as a simple entry point to exploring the data.
There are multiple key elements of data scavenger hunts:
We highly recommend having a Code of Conduct for these sessions.
This is the most important part!
Check out Building a burro app on how to build your app.
We’re going to use the NHANES (National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey) dataset package as our dataset. Check out the burro app here: http://tladeras.shinyapps.io/nhanes_explore
install.packages("NHANES")
Load it up and take a look at the documentation for this dataset:
Divide the students up into groups of around 3-5 people. Each of the students should have a laptop, or they can share.
Give them a quick guided tour of the app, and give them a handout that maps types of questions to the different tabs/panels of the app.
The research question will focus the exploration of the data by deciding an outcome. For the NHANES data, we want to focus on Depression. In the NHANES
dataset, Depression is represented as the Depressed
variable.
So our research question is: “What are the potential covariates that are associated with Depression?”
In designing the questions you will use in the scavenger hunt, you should do some prework and explore the dataset. This will inform your questions that you ask participants to look for.
Try and map the complexity of the questions to the three menu items: overview, categorical, continuous.
Depressed
Variable defined?Depressed
variable?Depressed
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have? What do they represent?LittleInterest
with Depressed
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Overall question: How many missing values are there for depressed?
Answer: Under Overview >> Tabluar summary of data, we can see the number of missing values for the Depressed
variable.
Answer: the Depressed
variable.
Answer: there are 3327 patients with missing information.
Be flexible. You might not get through all of the questions. If a finding is interesting, discuss it more. Is there other evidence supporting a finding? Is it what you expected, or is it surprising?
How was the data collected? How does the data collection affect the structure of the data?


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One day Maloo had to get some potates from his grandmother's kitchen garden, but he could not find any. And then Kaloo helps him to uncover the hidden potatoes.
Translation by Ritu Singh
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Bheema has a problem that many of us have every morning. He just can't wake up on time! A little friend helps him. Would you like to find out how?
Translation by Rajesh Khar
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Bunty does not like soaps. So, she refuses to clean up. Then one night she has a dream. What happens after that?
by Sorit Gupto
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Follow the ants in this book. They are sure to keep young readers busy. This book is one of the four books in the 'Animals Around Us' series.
by Kanchan Bannerjee
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
You CAN read this little book, but you CAN'T dislike it! And if little children CAN'T read it, they CAN enjoy the charming illustrations.
by Radha HS
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Meet Chintu. He is a special dog! There are other dogs in this story too. Would you like to meet them?
by Kanchan Bannerjee
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
There is so much to see on a street.   Then he learns that it does not always pay to be greedy.
by Herminder Ohri
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Often, an inquisitive child asks his parents an endless set of questions.
by Madhav Chavan
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
When you play Hide and Seek with your friends, where do YOU hide? Want some ideas? Let's read this story.
by Kanchan Bannerjee
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Here, a little boy learns to climb up. But can he climb down?
by Mini Shrinivasan
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
A big girl or boy can help others in many ways.  "Not that one!" say all the shopkeepers in the market too. That makes the little boy very angry indeed!
by Mala Kumar
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Open the book. Spot the kite. See what happens to it. Enjoy the crisp lines and the Warli art.
by Jeyanthi Manokaran
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Meet the children in the book. They are just like you!
Translated by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Painting the house is such fun!  Guess who finds her in the end?
by Kanchan Bannerjee
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
A little boy looks for something he has lost and guess what happens when he finds it? Read on to find out i for yourself.
by Sukhada Rahalkar
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Do you like to wear a cap on a sunny day? Find out who else likes to wear a cap in this charming book.
by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Khaidi has a very special car that takes him to many places. Drooomm... he drives wherever he wants to go.  Look into this book and you may find that you already have a very special friend!
by Anupa Lal
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
I have many friends. I like all of them but one of them is really special!
Translation by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Welcome to my Home!
Translation by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
If you had a tail, you would wag it after reading this book
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Caw! Caw! The crow in this book is calling out to young readers to read this book. This book is one of the four books in the 'Animals Around Us' series.
by Kanchan Bannerjee
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
The little boy in this story wants to do something now, but all his elders say NOT NOW! Do you get angry when someone says that to you?
by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Golu and Chhotu sure make a funny pair. Read about their antics in this funny story.
Translation by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Four children. Four toys. They decide to a have a race! Who will win?
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
by Kanchan Bannerjee
What does Rani see on her first day in school? How does she feel?
by Cheryl Rao
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Manu has a new raincoat. He can't wait to wear it, but the rain makes him wait... and wait... and wait.
by Kiran Kasturia
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Even the king of the jungle must keep his teeth clean. Read this sweet story about who taught him this important lesson.
Translation by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Follow the young deer as he races along with friends.
Translated by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Bekku and the little girl like different things. But there is one thing they both love. What do you think it is?
by Radha HS
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Come, listen to Timmy and Pepe talk to each other. Do you also like to talk to your pet?
by Madhav Chavan
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Shanu is too big for Ammi to carry. And too small to go to school alone. Are you too small to read this story on your own? Or are you too big to have someone read it aloud with you? Open it and find out!
by Lavanya Karthik
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
When Shyam is sleepy he has trouble brushing his teeth. But dreaming big is no trouble at all.
by Hari Kumar Nair
Language English
Reading Level 1
Publisher Pratham Books
Ammu does not have a puppy. But she tells her friends that she does! Her puppy's name is Shankar, she says. i Shankar loves bananas, she says. She tells them so much about Shankar that her friends want to come home and meet him. Now what will Ammu do?
by Sowmya Rajendran
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Storyweaver, Pratham Books
Anaya loves her thumb. When she visits the zoo, she finds out what baby animals seem to like.
by Natasha Sharma
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Sringeri Srinivas had very long hair. He wanted it cut on Annual Haircut Day. Everyone was busy. You will never guess who helped him that day! Read and enjoy!
by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Cheenu has a lot of fun helping his father. Sometimes, there is a special treat for him too!
by Sridala Swami
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Strange things happen at Ballu the bear's birthday party.  But then one day, Didi walks into the dump, changing their lives forever.
Translation by Rukmini Banerji
Language English
Reading Level 2 Publisher
Storyweaver, Pratham Books
So many flowers, so many colours, so many birds and squirrels chirping and jumping around Meenu! She is enchanted i by nature at its best. It is spring time.
by Mala Kumar, Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Why is the little girl in a hurry to get home? Find out in this sweet story.
by Rukmini Banerji
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Tinku, a little pup at Mangu's farm is not sleepy at all. He decides to step out into the night and meets many interesting animals.
by Preethi Nambiar
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Grandma loses her glasses all the time. Sometimes she needs a smart detective to find them for her!
by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Gulli has a little brown box where he keeps many things like buttons and keys. But what does he do with them? Find out, and then you may want your own special box too!
by Anupama Ajinkya Apte
Language English
Reading Level 2 Publisher
Pratham Books
The boy in this story could not complete his homework because of a certain mischievous cat. Sounds like a silly excuse? Well, read about what happened to him, and you'll see how one thing can lead to another, and another, and another...
by Anushka Ravishankar
Language - English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Storyweaver, Pratham Books
The animals in the jungle rush to the new school with great enthusiasm. What do you think happened after that?
by Madhav Chavan, Meera Tendolkar
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
With his new torch and magnifying glass, Kaushik feels like a true detective. Join him as he explores the forest and makes exciting new discoveries.
Translation by N. Chokkan
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Storyweaver, Pratham Books
What do two brave little rabbits do when the wolf asks for shelter? Find out in this fun book... little by little.
by Anupa Lal Language
English Reading
Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
A mouse enters the house. And there is utter chaos. Here is an action-packed adventure for little ones.
by Sowmya Rajendran
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Shanti was a happy girl. No one had seen her sad or quiet. Then one day she went very quiet. What had happened to Shanti?
by Cheryl Rao
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Manju finds a piece of paper. And in the hands of her friends, it becomes so much more than just a piece of paper. Illustrated using bits of paper, so that each page is a collage, imagination is at play in this little story.
by Mala Kumar
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Samira doesn't like the lunch her mother has packed in her tiffin box. All her animal friends feel bad for her and offer her their lunch. Read all about Samira's lunchtime adventure...
by Bharati Jagannathan
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Scarecrows are put up in fields to scare away birds and animals. But little Gauri thinks otherwise!
by Shamim Padamsee
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Sukhiya Kaka was a famous singer. He met Dinoo who turned out to be his biggest fan. Together they made quite a pair!
Translation by Mala Kumar, Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Meet Spot and Spike. Spike thinks Spot is boring and ordinary.  A Journalist Bear without a 'BREAKING NEWS' story, can you imagine! Then along comes Singing Sardarji who helps Bear see who he really is.
by Roopa Pai
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Storyweaver, Pratham Books
Thangwang the baby, and Bhalluka the bear, loved to talk to each other. Gaaa! Grrrr! Read this to see if you can understand them!
by Mala Kumar
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Loco, the new train felt rather scared of going anywhere. But every time it let out an "Ooo!" in fright, it came out as a strong whistle and everybody said Loco was a fine train. Come take a ride with Loco as it chugs merrily across the country.
by Bharati Jagannathan
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Everything is turning upside down in a little boy’s house. What could be the reason for this?
Translation by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
No one wanted to buy the sweet bananas that Sringeri Srinivas grew on his farm. Find out what he did with them in this cute story.
by Rohini Nilekani
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
sringeri srinivas, the lovable farmer with very long hair, has to take his cows along the new highway, to the cattle fair. our farmer finds the noise just too much!
by rohini nilekani
language english
reading level 2
publisher pratham books
The tale of how a tree grows from a tiny seed.
Translation by Madhav Chavan
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Veeru comes back from the Jumbo-Mumbo Circus with some very big ideas. Read on to find out more.
by Richa Ingle Deo
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
A nice interaction between animals and children and our capabilities!
 The little girl in this story tries on many dresses before she finds the perfect one.
by Natasha Sharma
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Meera's mother went to her school one day but everyone was missing - Meera, her friends, the teachers, even the Principal. Where had they all disappeared?
by Nandini Nayar
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
When Toto spotted Gogo's empty cage, he knew he was in trouble. Would you like to help Toto find Gogo?
Translation by Mala Kumar, Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 2
Publisher Pratham Books
Caught in the mad traffic of Delhi, an auto feels a touch of magic.Take a ride with the driver and the passenger, and feel the feather touch of a little stardust.
by Ken Spillman
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Daisy wants to fly but all of the other chickens laugh at her and tell her that chickens can't fly. Will Daisy flyi?
by Leona Ingram, Nozizwe Herero, Siya Masuku
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 20
Publisher: Book Dash
Illustrator: Siya Masuku
Tito and Rika fight over a mobile phone when, by accidentally pressing a button, they summon a UFO. An alien appears at the door and asks them to come aboard. Accompanied by a puppy and firefly, they go on a grand adventure in the spaceship. But next morning they wonder… Was it all a dream?
by Kim Ann Arun
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 23
Publisher: The Asia Foundation
Illustrator: Seat Sopheap
Anansi is poor, but his friend Rabbit is a prosperous farmer. Anansi is jealous, and finds a way to take over his friend’s farm. He makes a lot of money selling Rabbit's fruit and vegetables. But one day on the way home from the market, something happens to change Anansi's fortunes again.
by Ghanaian folktale
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 12
Publisher: African Storybook Project
Illustrator: Wiehan de Jager
A folktale about giving and kindness transforms into a lively play! This versatile and adaptable piece can be performed on stage or in the classroom. Hours of fun and learning guaranteed!
by Umesh P N
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Kavya’s family has just moved from her village to Bengaluru and she is the newest girl in her class. Go along i with Kavya as she visits a butterfly park where she discovers a special connection with butterflies and also makes a new friend.
by Mathangi Subramanian
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Nine year old Chuskit longed to go to school, to make friends, learn math and play games. But she could not... until Abdul decided to do something about it.
by Sujatha Padmanabhan
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
In Moru's world, numbers danced, digits waved out and long division looked ike a graceful tail. But one day, this world came crumbling down in school. Moru then became the local bully. Then, someone helped him discover the joy of learning again. Read all about it in this heartwarming story.
by Rukmini Banerji
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Raju cannot believe his eyes. On his way to school, he sees vegetables of all shapes and sizes also headed there, carrying their schoolbags and water bottles! What’s more, no one else, including his teacher, seems surprised to see them. Whatever is going on?
Translation by Divaspathy Hegde
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Take a dive with us into the spectacular world of coral reefs, and catch a glimpse of some strange and beautiful sea creatures!
by Rajiv Eipe Language
English Reading
Level 3
Publisher Storyweaver
Munia Knew that the giant one-feathered elephant bird had not swallowed the horse, even though he was big enough to swallow one! So where had the horse disappeared? A story about a magical bird, and a brave and curious child.
by Arefa Tehsin
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
The crow is not beautiful. He can neither sing as sweetly as a cuckoo nor dance as gracefully as a peacock. But he has one unique quality that we can all learn from. Read the book to find out what it is!
Translation by Divaspathy Hegde
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
The fish family had a grand old radio in their living room, but the young ones never let poor Grandpa Fish ever get near it it, so busy were they listening to it themselves. Until one day, Grandpa Fish insisted on hearing the news, and heard a very important announcement indeed…
 Now the two are back together again, and they have a task to complete. Each knows that he cannot do it without the other, but can these two big rivals work together?
Translation by Divaspathy Hegde
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
A happy hippo wants to dance but when she dances, she causes problems for the other animals. Will she get to dance and be happy?
by Sam Beckbessinger, Megan Andrews, Marisa Steyn
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 13
Publisher: Book Dash
Illustrator: Megan Andrews
Little Ant needed a drink of water and White Dove helped him. Will Little Ant be able to help White Dove when he needs help?
by Kholeka Mabeta, Wiehan de Jager, Judith Baker
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 28
Publisher: African Storybook Initiative
Illustrator: Wiehan de Jager
Squeezing out the toothpaste from the tube every morning is simple. But do you know how it got into the tube? Let's tell you how.
by Veena Prasad
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Storyweaver
If you thought your friend's house on the other side of town was far away, you have clearly not read this book. Climb the Magic Math Ladder to get from where you are to the top of Mount Everest, to Kashmir, to the moon, the Sun, and ultimately, to the edge of the Universe, which is very, very, VERY far away indeed. Ready, steady, go!
by Sukanya Sinha
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Storyweaver
Jadav has the best job in the world: he makes forests! How does he do it? Read this book to find out!
by Vinayak Varma
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Storyweaver
by Candice Dingwall, Telri Stoop
Little Ant likes to read but the other ants think reading is silly. Will Little Ant's reading help all of the ants?
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 15
Publisher: Book Dash
Illustrator: Steven McKimmie
Once upon a time, in a little village on the banks of the Irrawaddy river, there lived a young woman called Thuza. She was very happily married to handsome young Theingi. But there was one problem that nagged Thuza – her husband believed he would find a way to turn dirt into hold! Did he succeed? Read this delightful tale from Myanmar to find out.
by Greystroke
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Paplu was a strange giant who did not like to fight with anyone, nor did he like scaring people. But when his beloved villagers were in danger, he rose to great heights to solve the problem.
by Ramendra Kumar
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Pishi was a huge manta ray fish. Once, when he was caught in a big storm in the Indian Ocean, guess who came to his rescue? Dive into this book for a dramatic story.
by Mala Kumar, Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
A 6th grade student named Sathae is bullying Prach, a 4th grade student. Prach really wants to ask for help but is afraid Sathae will give him an even harder time. One day, Prach’s best friend Vety finds out about the bullying and tells his teacher. The boys resolve the conflict and in the process, they discover surprising insights.
by Huot Sarith
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 22
Publisher: The Asia Foundation
Illustrator: Ouk Ratha
Little Brother's inquisitive mind is always full of questions for Big Sister.  In this book, Little Brother wonders where the sun goes at night. Does he just go to sleep after a long day at work, or does he sink down into the ocean deep to make it daylight for the mermaids who frolic there?
by Roopa Pai
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Little Brother's inquisitive mind is always full of questions for Big Sister.  In this book, Little Brother wonders where thunder comes from. Is it the roaring of the angry giant who lives in the sky that causes the heavens to rumble, or is it just the wild biker gang up in the clouds that makes all that noise?   In this book, Little Brother wonders why things don't 'fall up'? At least Mother wouldn't grumble about the mess he was always making on the floor!   In this book, Little Brother wonders why the sky is blue. When Big Sister asks him why he things it could be so, his imagination runs riot. Could it be a giant blue sari spread out to dry in the sky that makes it blue, or is it something else altogether? Of course, Big Sister has the right answer in the end, but before you start reading this fun book to find out, tell us: why do YOU think the sky is blue?
by Roopa Pai
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
When her plump juicy guava falls into a clump of thorns, Gubbi uses every trick she knows, and gets the fruit back. But is it right to use mean tricks to get what you want? Find out by reading this book!
Translation by Divaspathy Hegde
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Chamnan likes to listen to stories. But he asks a lot of questions, some of which are difficult for his father to answer. One night he dreams of a character from a storybook — a princess under the spell of a witch. Chamnan asks the princess many questions and breaks the spell. In the morning, he is excited to tell his father the tale of the storybook princess.
by Prum Kunthearo
Reading level: LEVEL 3
Pages: 22
Publisher: The Asia Foundation
Illustrator: Seng Visoth
Do you like sleeping under the stars? Tara does! Join her as she makes an exciting journey.
by Mala Kumar, Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Once upon a time, in a little village by a mountain, an old man came to sell his dumplings. He sold one for one cent, started happening around them. Read this tantalising tale from Taiwan to see what happened in this village by the Ban Pin Shan Mountain!
by Greystroke
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
The food-loving king of Sonapur could not sleep because of a mysterious sound in his chambers. What could it be?
by Vidya Pradhan
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Mrs. Chang gets a letter from her son one day. She asks Warrior Wen to read it out to her. One look at the letter and Warrior Wen bursts into tears. Very soon, Mrs.Chang starts bawling. Next, Peddlar Peng, who is passing, by joins the sobbing duo. What has happened to Mrs. Chang's son? Find out for yourself in this delightful folktale from China?
by Greystroke
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
The woodcutter of Gura set out to chop-chop-chop wood one day. He climbed up a tree, perched himself on a branch and began cutting. The village priest who was passing by warned him that if he cut the very branch he was sitting on, he would surely fall down and die. Find out what the woodcutter did in this hilarious tale from enchanting Ethiopia.
by Veena Seshadri
Language English
Reading Level 3
Publisher Pratham Books
Philautus, the little tree frog wants to see the wide blue sea, so far away from his home on Big Tree, in the middle of a forest.  Seasoned with humour, this lush book reveals the splendours of the wild through a compelling tale.
by Kartik Shanker
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Behind the humble chilli is a fascinating story that takes one around the world. This story is not just about the spicy chilli, but also about the adventures of brave warriors and traders, about stormy seas and new lands. Enjoy this fascinating account written by a renowned expert on globalization.
by Nayan Chanda
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Arya has always dreamt of flying. Fasten your seatbelts as she gets ready for a very special flight journey.
by Nandita Jayaraj
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Do best friends always have to be alike? Devi and Bonda are best friends, but Devi is a little girl, while Bonda is a… Well, he can lift heavy boxes, he can extend his arms and legs, he never forgets anything he’s told, he can be turned on and off. Can you guess what he is?
by Roopa Pai
Illustrator: Jit Chowdhury
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
This is a book that takes you deep into the jungles of the Western Ghats. A wildlife photographer sets out to find an elusive wild cat and meets a menagerie of fascinating creatures. Quirky illustrations pepper a funny narrative inspired by real-life adventure. What better way to invite you to join his quest!
by Ambika Rao
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Here is a story set in the hills that shows what bravery and grit can accomplish. Dichi, a brave Bhotiya girl takes part in the Chipko movement to save her beloved trees. Everybody in her village knows that trees give them all the important things in their life. Rapid deforestation in the Himalayan region of Alaknanda river caused floods in the 1970s and gave birth to a movement to save trees by hugging them. Read this heartwarming tale to learn the power of collective action as seen through the eyes of young Dichi.
by Jeyanthi Manokaran
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Almost a thousand years ago, an Indian scholar called Hemachandra discovered a fascinating number sequence. A century later, the same sequence caught the attention of Italian mathematician Fibonacci, who wrote about it. The Fibonacci sequence, as it began to be called, was straightforward enough - what made it fascinating was that this particular set of numbers was repeated many, many times in nature - in flowers, seashells, eggs, seeds, stars... Find out more inside this book!
by Shonali Chinniah
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Dragonflies have been on the earth much before human beings appeared! Read this account of their incredible life cycle in Ranjit Lal's effervescent style. Sanjay Sarkar's expert brush comes up with illustrations to match!
by Ranjit Lal
Most grandfathers are content to lie back in an armchair and lazily read the day's newspaper. Not our tree loving senior citizen. He goes on strike for his beloved trees and a series of hilarious events liven up this entertaining tale. Read on to find out who saves the day and who saves the trees!
by K.S. Nagarajan
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Putta and Putti know that Muttajji is really, really old. But exactly HOW old is she? Join the twin detectives on an exciting mathematical journey through Muttajji's memories and India's history in their quest to crack the big question.
Written by Roopa Pai
Illustrated by Kaveri Gopalakrishnan
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Bulbuli had heard so much about the mysterious place in the jungle that everybody talked about but nobody had visited. Was she actually going to have the biggest adventure of her life with only Totaram for company?
by Tanya Luther Agarwal
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Raji is having a terrible day. First, a crow gobbled up her bajji. And now it's trying to gobble up her best friend Salim! Can it get any worse? Yes, yes, it can. A WHOLE LOT worse!
by Shalini Srinivasan
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Kallu is late for school again. Where did he make his goat run away this time? Or who was sick? He needs to find a story badly... a convincing one. Welcome to Khajuria - a village where young Kallu and his gang run delightful adventurous riots almost everyday.  Join them as they grow wiser and wittier, as they happily roam the village finding new things to do, and see what they come up with!
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Welcome to Khajuria – a village where young Kallu and his gang run delightful adventurous riots almost everyday. Sometimes they question the village traditions, defy bullies or might just be going about their daily business but Kallu and his gang are up for anything. Join them as they grow wiser and wittier, happily roaming the village finding new things to do, and see what they come up with! Everybody in Khajuria knew about Munia's temper. Everybody also knew how stingy Mangu Mali was about giving away mangoes from the tree in his orchard. Now, Munia wanted mangoes...really badly and that too from Mangu Mali's orchard. Can you imagine a situation like this? Read on, to find out what happens...
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Welcome to Khajuria – a village where young Kallu and his gang run delightful adventurous riots almost everyday.  Join them as they grow wiser and wittier, happily roaming the village finding new things to do, and see what they come up with! A world renowned 'Astrologer – Palmist – Tantra Expert – Futurologist – Numerologist...etc' is visiting the village. What could he predict other than the future... class test questions perhaps? Or perform a few magic tricks? What happens when Kallu's gang decides to check out the 'horoscope man'? No need to go to an astrologer to find out. Just read on…
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Chaitan’s family seldom has guests. One day, a guest arrives. Why does his visit trouble not only Chaitan, but also his dearest friend Gagan? This is a tale of turmoil in the life of a young boy and a near-extinct bird, set in a remote part of Rajasthan.
by Jeyanthi Manokaran
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Manikantan’s Amulet can tell when he’s happy or sad, sick or well. It can tell him when to eat and when to sleep, help with his homework and let Amma know if he’s not feeling well. Is it magic or is it science? Find out what happens when Manikantan and his mother move to the Smart City from their village.
by Anil Menon
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Mahatma Gandhi and his followers have decided to march to Dandi to protest against the unfair salt tax imposed by i the British. 9-year-old Dhani who lives at the Sabarmati Ashram wants to go too. This tale captures the spirit behind the momentous event that inspired millions of Indians to join the struggle for Independence.
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Children in the village grow up in close proximity with other living beings. Read this touching story of how they learn some important life lessons.
by Mahipal Translated by Manisha Chaudhry
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
It’s an exciting day for Raju. Join him as he prepares for a very special flight journey.
by Nandita Jayaraj
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Raza's father Rahmat Khan is the royal tailor to none other than the great Mughal emperor Akbar. When they go to the palace to deliver the Emperor's new summer clothes, Raza realizes that the emperor is not completely satisfied with his father's designs. Raza wants desperately to help his father. But what can a little boy do?
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Basava and his sister Sundari live in the port-town of Mamallapuram during the Pallava period. Their father, a sailor, has not returned from his voyage to Kamboja and the children are worried. When they go to the port to find out if anyone there has information about their father's ship, they realise to their dismay that the foreign sailors there don't speak a word of their language! What are they going to do now?
by Subhadra Sen Gupta
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Do trees speak? That is what Shanti believes. Read this story of an unusual friendship ...
by Deepa Agarwal
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Under cover of darkness, baby olive ridley turtles hatch from sun-warmed eggs on remote beaches. One of them, the little hatchling who is the narrator of our story, is delighted to make it across the beach and into the ocean without losing her way or being captured by predators. But can our little olive ridley survive the dangers of the ocean? Will she make it past the deadly sharks and the terrible fishing nets and reach adulthood? Will she ever have the pleasure of laying her own brood of eggs? Find out in this charming life story of an olive ridley turtle, and meet several other interesting creatures along the way.
by Kartik Shanker
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Trees have been growing on our planet well before human beings appeared on it. Without their comforting shade and tasty fruit, our earth would be quite a barren place. Take a walk among trees in the King's orchard to savour the taste, the smell and the legends associated with bountiful fruit trees in India. You will feel refreshed by all that you learn!
by Nimret Handa
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Wetlands in any city are seen mostly as wasteland, waiting to be built over. It takes a tireless environmentalist to show us what city ponds really are – magically rich ecosystems worth preserving. Based on a real-life experience, here is a story that introduces us to the delightful fauna and flora in the urban landscape.
by Ashish Kothari
Language English
Reading Level 4
Publisher Pratham Books
Ghum-Ghum Gharial is out on her very first swim when she realizes that her family has swum off without her. Will she find them? Swim along the river Ganga with Ghum-Ghum and meet many amazing creatures along the way!
by Aparna Kapur
Reading level: LEVEL 5
Pages: 19
Publisher: Pratham Books
Illustrator: Roshan Kurichiyanil
What would you like to do on your birthday? How about taking a walk in OUTER SPACE!  Get ready to explore the space with Astronaut Gul.
by Richa Jha
Reading level: LEVEL 5
Pages: 18
Publisher: Pratham Books
Illustrator: Lavanya Karthik
Know how to send an email? Of COURSE! Then you know what the internet is, don't you? Umm... sort of. And you know what www means, right? Wellll... kind of.  Mmmm. Never fear, Nettikutti is here! Gather round to listen as our bright little friend unravels the magic and mystery of the ginormous digital brain called the world wide web.
by Roopa Pai
Reading level: LEVEL 5
Pages: 19
Publisher: Pratham Books
Illustrator: Delwyn Remedios
It’s the day of the Famous Football Cup and poor Divya has the sniffles! Will she be able to play? Read this story to find out what happens to Divya, and also learn about how best to avoid the sniffles.
by Sunando C
Reading level: LEVEL 5
Pages: 16
Publisher: Pratham Books
Illustrator: Sunando Chakraborty
Tortoise is looking for its house. Other animals help Tortoise look. Will they find Tortoise's house together?
by Maya Fowler, Damian Gibbs, Katrien Coetzer
Reading level: LEVEL 5
Pages: 14
Publisher: Book Dash
Illustrator: Katrien Coetzer


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This page serves as the root for SilkThread documentation. It is itself built with SilkThread and we'll see how muliple web-components can be put together to create a neat App.


Class OutputConfig (v2.2.2)
The desired output location and metadata.
Generated from protobuf message google.cloud.vision.v1.OutputConfig
Methods
__construct
Constructor.
| Name | Description |
| data |
array
Optional. Data for populating the Message object. |
| ↳ gcs_destination |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\GcsDestination
The Google Cloud Storage location to write the output(s) to. |
| ↳ batch_size |
int
The max number of response protos to put into each output JSON file on Google Cloud Storage. The valid range is [1, 100]. If not specified, the default value is 20. For example, for one pdf file with 100 pages, 100 response protos will be generated. If |
getGcsDestination
The Google Cloud Storage location to write the output(s) to.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.GcsDestination gcs_destination = 1;
| Type | Description |
| Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\GcsDestination|null |
hasGcsDestination
clearGcsDestination
setGcsDestination
The Google Cloud Storage location to write the output(s) to.
Generated from protobuf field .google.cloud.vision.v1.GcsDestination gcs_destination = 1;
| Name | Description |
| var |
Google\Cloud\Vision\V1\GcsDestination
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |
getBatchSize
The max number of response protos to put into each output JSON file on Google Cloud Storage.
The valid range is [1, 100]. If not specified, the default value is 20.
For example, for one pdf file with 100 pages, 100 response protos will
be generated. If batch_size
= 20, then 5 json files each
containing 20 response protos will be written under the prefix
gcs_destination
.uri
.
Currently, batch_size only applies to GcsDestination, with potential future
support for other output configurations.
Generated from protobuf field int32 batch_size = 2;
| Type | Description |
| int |
setBatchSize
The max number of response protos to put into each output JSON file on Google Cloud Storage.
The valid range is [1, 100]. If not specified, the default value is 20.
For example, for one pdf file with 100 pages, 100 response protos will
be generated. If batch_size
= 20, then 5 json files each
containing 20 response protos will be written under the prefix
gcs_destination
.uri
.
Currently, batch_size only applies to GcsDestination, with potential future
support for other output configurations.
Generated from protobuf field int32 batch_size = 2;
| Name | Description |
| var |
int
|
| Type | Description |
| $this |


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I thought I'd just write my experience building Lean 4 from source here. I did this on a mac.
There will probably be errors and I want to say that "we are not ready to help you build lean 4" is a completely reasonable answer to any problems I have.
git clone https://github.com/leanprover/lean4 cd lean mkdir -p build/debug cd build/debug cmake -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG ../../src make
This failed with "fatal error: 'wchar.h' file not found".
Which was fixed per https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26185978/macos-wchar-h-file-not-found
open /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Packages/macOS_SDK_headers_for_macOS_10.14.pkg
[ 81%] Built target lean_stage0
took a long time to finish.
It's now built successfully.
It's now built successfully.
So? Can it define perfectoid spaces all by itself?
I can't get the lean3 vscode extension to play ball with lean4 which isn't that surprising.
All the tests passed except the style check.
The editor tooling story is still a bit rough for Lean 4. At the moment, there is only the lean4-mode
for emacs, which recompiles the whole file every single time (a bit slow) and doesn't have go-to-definition or any of the other nice features.
I wanted to work on a language server for Lean 4 (I got to a point where I could see diagnostics in vscode https://github.com/gebner/lean4/tree/server). But then I didn't have much time the last few months (I should be writing a thesis).
Gabriel, nobody needs to apologize for anything. All contributors of Lean already made an amazing job, and we all have much to do.
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TvsC Stata Command for Tables
Balance tables
One of most common tables you tend to make in economics is a balance table. That is, we have two groups, and want to measure the differences between those groups for several variables. So, here it where tsvc
enters. While we can perfom t tests
on the equality of means using the ttest command in Stata, sometimes we (or atleast I) want to use several variables and maybe cluster our standard errors without creating a matrix or then export it to excel or latex.
The tvsc
tests for statistically significant difference across a group that has two categories. You can install it by typing:
net install tvsc, from("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rrmaximiliano/tvsc/main") replace
There are some dependencies here, since first the command will estimate a linear regression using the redhdfe
package and then will use the estout
package to show in your results windows the table.
Example
Let’s use the census data and create a dummy treatment variable:
*** Load dataset
sysuse census, clear
*** Create treatment variable
set seed 01237846
gen treatment = (runiform()<.5)
The syntax of the tsvc
is pretty straightforward:
tvsc varlist, by(group)
where varlist is one or multiple variables that we would like to test for the, and in by()
we add our treatment (group) variable. The command expects to have a treatment variable of the form 0 = control, and 1 = treatment.
tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment)
---------------------------------------------------
Treatment Control Difference
---------------------------------------------------
divorce 18,379.07 30,425.36 -12046.29
(2,630.31) (7,183.07) (7,011.02)
marriage 40,064.50 57,421.09 -17356.59
(6,472.19) (11,808.47) (12,747.12)
---------------------------------------------------
Options
If you don’t include any option, you get the raw differences between treatment and control groups. You can use sd
to show the standard deviations instead of the standard errors for both treatment and control groups but not for the difference. You can use the option clus_id()
to estiamte clustered standard errors, and if you would like to include a 4th column using fixed effects, you can use the option strat_id()
- Standard deviations instead of standard errors for treatment and control groups:
tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region)
---------------------------------------------------
Treatment Control Difference
---------------------------------------------------
divorce 18,379.07 30,425.36 -12046.29
(2,630.31) (7,183.07) (7,374.89)
marriage 40,064.50 57,421.09 -17356.59
(6,472.19) (11,808.47) (11,261.94)
---------------------------------------------------
- Clustered standard errors for the difference
tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region)
---------------------------------------------------
Treatment Control Difference
---------------------------------------------------
divorce 18,379.07 30,425.36 -12046.29
(2,630.31) (7,183.07) (7,374.89)
marriage 40,064.50 57,421.09 -17356.59
(6,472.19) (11,808.47) (11,261.94)
---------------------------------------------------
- Fourth column using fixed effects:
tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region) strat_id(region)
----------------------------------------------------------------
Treatment Control Diff FE Diff
----------------------------------------------------------------
divorce 18,379.07 30,425.36 -12046.29 -13692.48
(2,630.31) (7,183.07) (7,374.89) (8,755.31)
marriage 40,064.50 57,421.09 -17356.59 -20555.04
(6,472.19) (11,808.47) (11,261.94) (12,263.35)
----------------------------------------------------------------
Exporting
While the command does not have a built-in function that exports the results to excel or latex, I recommend using esttab
after running tvsc
as follows:
*** ssc install estout, replace
// Latex Table
local style "nomtitle nonumbers noobs b(3) se(3) booktabs"
quietly tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region) stra_id(region) labels
esttab, `style' cells("mu_2(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_1(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_3(fmt(%9.2fc))" "se_2(par) se_1(par) se_3(par)")
And this should give you a latex output like this:
{
\def\sym#1{\ifmmode^{#1}\else\(^{#1}\)\fi}
\begin{tabular}{l*{1}{ccc}}
\toprule
& mu\_2/se\_2& mu\_1/se\_1& mu\_3/se\_3\\
\midrule
divorce & 18,379.07& 30,425.36& -12046.29\\
& (2,630.31)& (7,183.07)& (7,374.89)\\
marriage & 40,064.50& 57,421.09& -17356.59\\
& (6,472.19)& (11,808.47)& (11,261.94)\\
\bottomrule
\end{tabular}
}
In this case, to show the results you need to include the cells
options where mu_2
is the treatment, mu_1
the control group, and mu_3
the difference. Likewise, se_2
, se_1
, and se_3
for the standard errors. If you want to get the standard deviations instead of the standard errors in your latex table, just change se_
to sd_
. And finally, if you used the strat_id
option, the difference with fixed effects can be retrieved using mu_4
.
Personally, I always prefer to have only the body of the latex table instead of the full environment, and I get this by modifying the esttab
options like this:
// Latex Table, just the body
local style "label nolines nogaps fragment nomtitle nonumbers noobs nodep collabels(none) booktabs b(3) se(3)"
quietly tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region) stra_id(region) labels
esttab, `style' cells("mu_2(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_1(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_3(fmt(%9.2fc))" "se_2(par) se_1(par) se_3(par)")
And you should get this outputs:
Number of divorces & 18,379.07& 30,425.36& -12046.29\\
& (2,630.31)& (7,183.07)& (7,374.89)\\
Number of marriages & 40,064.50& 57,421.09& -17356.59\\
& (6,472.19)& (11,808.47)& (11,261.94)\\
And the compiled tex document will look like this:
This pdf contains more examples, and the TeX code can be found here.
If you have any comment or suggestion for this command, open an issue in the original repository: https://github.com/RRMaximiliano/tvsc/issues
Appendix: dofile
*** Installing the pkg
net install tvsc, from("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rrmaximiliano/tvsc/main") replace
*** Globals
global stars1 "label nolines nogaps fragment nomtitle nonumbers noobs nodep star(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01) collabels(none) booktabs b(3) se(3)"
*** Load dataset
sysuse census, clear
*** Create treatment variable
set seed 01237846
gen treatment = (runiform()<.5)
*** TvsC
local vars ///
divorce ///
marriage
quietly tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region) stra_id(region) labels
esttab, ${stars1} cells("mu_2(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_1(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_3(fmt(%9.2fc))" "se_2(par) se_1(par) se_3(par)")
##
## . *** Installing the pkg
## . net install tvsc, from("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rrmaximiliano/t
## > vsc/main") replace
## checking tvsc consistency and verifying not already installed...
## all files already exist and are up to date.
##
## .
## . *** Globals
## . global stars1 "label nolines nogaps fragment nomtitle nonumbers noo
## > bs nodep star(* 0.10 ** 0.05 *** 0.01) collabels(none) booktabs b(3) se(3)"
##
## .
## . *** Load dataset
## . sysuse census, clear
## (1980 Census data by state)
##
## .
## . *** Create treatment variable
## . set seed 01237846
##
## . gen treatment = (runiform()<.5)
##
## .
## . *** TvsC
## . local vars ///
## > divorce ///
## > marriage
##
## .
## . quietly tvsc divorce marriage, by(treatment) clus_id(region) stra_id(regi
## > on) labels
##
## . esttab, ${stars1} cells("mu_2(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_1(fmt(%9.2fc)) mu_3(fmt(%9.
## > 2fc))" "se_2(par) se_1(par) se_3(par)")
##
## Number of divorces & 18,379.07& 30,425.36& -12046.29\\
## & (2,630.31)& (7,183.07)& (7,374.89)\\
## Number of marriages & 40,064.50& 57,421.09& -17356.59\\
## & (6,472.19)& (11,808.47)& (11,261.94)\\
##
## .


{r, echo = FALSE} knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>", fig.path = "man/figures/" )
migrationminer is a R package to analyse and profile in vitro cell tracking and migration data. It is belongs to the cytominer-verse used for morphological profiling and allows to create temporal or dynamic profiles.
It works well together with CellProiler and the CellProfiler tracking module. Beside that it is quite easy to parse other formats as long as the tracking data is available in tidy format. That means, that the data is available as csv where each row represents a cell with at least four columns
migrationminer is not yet available from CRAN but you can install directly from github. First, you need to install the devtools package. You can do this from CRAN. Invoke R and then type
install.packages("devtools")
Load the package using
library(devtools)
Now install migrationminer from github using
install_github("cells2numbers/migrationminer")
You should see something like ```{r} Downloading GitHub repo cells2numbers/migrationminer@master from URL https://api.github.com/repos/cells2numbers/migrationminer/zipball/master Installing migrationminer ‘/usr/local/Cellar/r/3.4.1_2/lib/R/bin/R’ –no-site-file –no-environ –no-save –no-restore –quiet CMD INSTALL \ ‘/private/var/folders/qq/v5mwx8g15655gt708s86vys8yzcpll/T/RtmpUyrzzK/devtoolse7f945c7b360/cells2numbers-migrationminer-8a95c5d’ \ –library=‘/usr/local/lib/R/3.4/site-library’ –install-tests
If this does not work for you or you find any bugs, please file an issue!


Rapid Recap: Celtics cruise to 6th straight win on Kemba’s return to Charlotte
by Mike DynonOn his first time in Charlotte wearing a Boston uniform, Kemba Walker got all the love from his old fans. He also helped his new team get an easy win over the Hornets, 108-87. Kemba found his shot in the third quarter to lead a decisive burst for the Celtics, while Jayson Tatum led all scorers with 23 points (4-6 on threes) and Gordon Hayward was dynamic again with 20 points, 10 rebounds and six assists.
Jaylen Brown returned after missing three games with illness and started in place of Marcus Smart. Enes Kanter was out again.
It was also Terry Rozier’s first game against the Celtics since he was traded for Kemba. It was a disaster: 3 points on 1-11 shooting with 4 turnovers. Ouch.
In the second quarter, Charlotte began making shots and cut Boston’s lead to 4 points. The Cs responded with an 11-0 run keyed by Jayson Tatum to go up 15 and led comfortably (sort of) at the half.
Early third quarter, the Celtics turned up the defense and pulled ahead by as many as 20.
Midway through the third:
Not to worry.
The entire fourth was garbage time, but featured a brief skirmish between Smart and Miles Bridges. The Hornet was charged with a technical, and escaped alive when Smart was held back.
Finally, Javonte Green was impressive in scoring 12 points late.


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I've been getting this error for about a week now while trying to manually install Komodo.
checking whether bswap_32 is declared... yes
checking whether bswap_64 is declared... yes
checking for MSG_NOSIGNAL... yes
checking for visibility attribute... yes
checking for Berkeley DB C++ headers... no
configure: error: libdb_cxx headers missing, Bitcoin Core requires this library for wallet functionality (--disable-wallet to disable wallet functionality)
Makefile:556: recipe for target 'config.status' failed
make: *** [config.status] Error 1
I've repeatedly done git clean -f and repeatedly run the ./zcutil/build.sh file, and I've also done the sudo apt-get install build-essential pkg-config libc6-dev m4 g++-multilib autoconf libtool ncurses-dev unzip git python zlib1g-dev wget bsdmainutils automake libboost-all-dev libssl-dev libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler libgtest-dev libqt4-dev libqrencode-dev libdb++-dev ntp ntpdate vim software-properties-common curl libcurl4-gnutls-dev cmake clang command to make sure I have all libraries installed.
No luck, yet.
The daemon was working fine before attempting to update.


Class achievements
Manage Steam Achievements.
Methods summary
public
|
#
__construct( string $sApiKey = null, string $iGame = null, string $sSteamid = null )
Construction of the variables steamid, key and game
Construction of the variables steamid, key and game
Parameters
- $sApiKey
- Steamworks Developer API Key
- $iGame
- Your Appid
- $sSteamid
- The SteamID of the user
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
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public
array
|
#
GetPlayerAchievements( )
Retrieve unlocked achievements by the player
Retrieve unlocked achievements by the player
Returns
array Multidimensional array with objects containing apiname (string), achieved (int), unlocktime (int)
Throws
Link
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$array = $achievements->GetPlayerAchievements();
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public
array
|
#
GetPlayerAchievementsLocked( )
Return only locked achievements by the player
Return only locked achievements by the player
Returns
array Same Multidimensional array as GetPlayerAchievements().
array(2) {
[3]=>
object(stdClass)
["apiname"]=>
string(20) "ACT_1_BOOK_COLLECTOR"
["achieved"]=>
int(0)
["unlocktime"]=>
int(0)
}
[4]=>
object(stdClass)
["apiname"]=>
string(19) "ACT_1_TOY_COLLECTOR"
["achieved"]=>
int(0)
["unlocktime"]=>
int(0)
}
}
Throws
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$array = $achievements->GetPlayerAchievementsLocked();
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public
object
|
#
GetAchievementDetails( string $sApiname )
Get infos about a certain achievement
Get infos about a certain achievement
Parameters
- $sApiname
- APIName of the achievement (not visible name)
Returns
object The details of an achievement in an object.
object(stdClass)
["name"]=>
string(16) "ACT_1_LOCKED_OUT"
["defaultvalue"]=>
int(0)
["displayName"]=>
string(10) "Locked Out"
["hidden"]=>
int(0)
["description"]=>
string(18) "That's not good..."
["icon"]=>
string(117) "https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/apps/650580/1d52a3c57e72e3f2d06ca987225ab1d990a441d3.jpg"
["icongray"]=>
string(117) "https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/steamcommunity/public/images/apps/650580/c54a539174e1e8c57f61810acb0934f7c7a8b8ec.jpg"
}
Throws
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$object = $achievements->GetAchievementDetails("ACT_1_LOCKED_OUT");
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public
boolean
|
#
LockAchievement( string $sApiname )
Lock an achievement (Remove) for the specified SteamID. The Achievement must be set to "Official GS" for it to work.
Lock an achievement (Remove) for the specified SteamID. The Achievement must be set to "Official GS" for it to work.
Parameters
- $sApiname
- APIName of the achievement (not visible name)
Returns
boolean TRUE if the achievement has been locked otherwise FALSE
Throws
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$locked = $achievements->LockAchievement("WALK_100_STEPS");
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public
boolean
|
#
UnlockAchievement( string $sApiname )
Unlock an achievement for the specified SteamID. The Achievement must be set to "Official GS" for it to work.
Unlock an achievement for the specified SteamID. The Achievement must be set to "Official GS" for it to work.
Parameters
- $sApiname
- APIName of the achievement (not visible name)
Returns
boolean TRUE if the achievement has been unlocked otherwise FALSE
Throws
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$locked = $achievements->UnlockAchievement("WALK_100_STEPS");
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public
boolean
|
#
HasPlayerUnlockedAchievement( string $sApiname )
Check if player has unlocked the specified achievement
Check if player has unlocked the specified achievement
Parameters
- $sApiname
- $apiname APIName of the achievement (not visible name)
Returns
boolean TRUE if the player has unlocked the achievement otherwise FALSE
Throws
Example
$achievements = $steam->game()->achievements();
$bool = $achievements->HasPlayerUnlockedAchievement("ACT_1_LOCKED_OUT");
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public
justinback\steam\game
|
#
game( string $sApiKey = null, string $iGame = null, string $sSteamid = null )
The game class for more functions regarding the game itself.
The game class for more functions regarding the game itself.
Parameters
- $sApiKey
- (optional) set a different apikey than the construct
- $iGame
- (optional) set a different appid than the construct
- $sSteamid
- (optional) set a different steamid than the construct
Returns
|


Danny Frawley's Cycle Classic legacy honours in new Spud100 challenge
by Melanie WhelanBELOVED AFL identity Danny Frawley will be remembered with a test of grit in Ballarat Cycle Classic, an event he has been pedalling from its start line.
The SPUD100 is a new 160-kilometre (100-mile) endurance ride taking riders up the notorious Mount Buninyong nationals climb, through the potato farms of Danny "Spud" Frawley's home district Bungaree and through the picturesque Mollonghip and Dean back to Lake Wendouree.
All to help fight cancer with research.
Frawley has been Cycle Classic ambassador since the inaugural event in 2008, proud to do what he could using his name and profile to boost Fiona Elsey Cancer Research Institute's major fundraiser.
He once quipped he had to make sure to "lose a bit of that Christmas pudding" before tackling Mount Buninyong.
Frawley died in a single-car crash near Wallace in September.
Cycle Classic committee member Rob McClure said the SPUD100 was a fitting way to pay tribute to a long-time, big supporter of the event.
"Danny had a huge heart and was an active part of our team," Mr McClure said.
"He will be immensely missed at the Classic and we'd like to remember him and his contribution to cancer research in a way that might encourage others to give generously."
He will be immensely missed at the Classic and we'd like to remember him and his contribution to cancer research in a way that might encourage others to give generously.Rob McClure, Ballarat Cycle Classic co-founder
FECRI has set an ambitious $300,000 target for next year's Cycle Classic to help establish a breast cancer research program in Ballarat. This will build on an initial donation from Melbourne philanthropist Mary-Paula Williamson that will allow the Institute to recruit an internationally recognised senior researcher, specialising in breast cancer, by early next year.
AFL identities Michael Roberts and Michael Malthouse are among event ambassadors with three-time world 24-hour mountain bike champion and cancer survivor Jess Douglas will also be a face of the event.
Fellow Cycle Classic ambassador and Ballarat Olympian Steve Moneghetti said it was great to have a ride named in tribute to Frawley, who had always been on his bike in some form for the event.
Moneghetti said it was great to have the extra personal challenge for those who were ready to step up their distance.

"I intended to ride the 80-K last year and ended up doing the 100 so I might commit to the hundred now and if I get a bit silly I might ride the 160 - but you've got to respect the distance," Moneghetti said.
"I love the challenge of getting out and seeing some country roads. I run on roads closer to Ballarat so for me to train and participate in this event I get outside my comfort zone to regions I don't see with other riders."
Ballarat Cycle Classic is on February 16. Registrations are open. For details on all events, visit ballaratcycleclassic.com.au.
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