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asBytes(Field field) |
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getBytes() |
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getId() |
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getType() |
boolean |
isSerialized() |
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isSigningField() |
boolean |
isVLEncoded() |
static java.util.Iterator<Field> |
sorted(java.util.Collection<Field> fields) |
static Field |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
返回带有指定名称的该类型的枚举常量。
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static Field[] |
values()
按照声明该枚举类型的常量的顺序, 返回
包含这些常量的数组。
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public static final Field Generic
public static final Field Invalid
public static final Field LedgerEntryType
public static final Field TransactionType
public static final Field SignerWeight
public static final Field Flags
public static final Field SourceTag
public static final Field Sequence
public static final Field PreviousTxnLgrSeq
public static final Field LedgerSequence
public static final Field CloseTime
public static final Field ParentCloseTime
public static final Field SigningTime
public static final Field Expiration
public static final Field TransferRate
public static final Field WalletSize
public static final Field OwnerCount
public static final Field DestinationTag
public static final Field HighQualityIn
public static final Field HighQualityOut
public static final Field LowQualityIn
public static final Field LowQualityOut
public static final Field QualityIn
public static final Field QualityOut
public static final Field StampEscrow
public static final Field BondAmount
public static final Field LoadFee
public static final Field OfferSequence
public static final Field FirstLedgerSequence
public static final Field LastLedgerSequence
public static final Field TransactionIndex
public static final Field OperationLimit
public static final Field ReferenceFeeUnits
public static final Field ReserveBase
public static final Field ReserveIncrement
public static final Field SetFlag
public static final Field ClearFlag
public static final Field SignerQuorum
public static final Field CancelAfter
public static final Field FinishAfter
public static final Field SignerListID
public static final Field IndexNext
public static final Field IndexPrevious
public static final Field BookNode
public static final Field OwnerNode
public static final Field BaseFee
public static final Field ExchangeRate
public static final Field LowNode
public static final Field HighNode
public static final Field OfferFeeRateNum
public static final Field OfferFeeRateDen
public static final Field TokenSize
public static final Field TokenIssued
public static final Field EmailHash
public static final Field LedgerHash
public static final Field ParentHash
public static final Field TransactionHash
public static final Field AccountHash
public static final Field PreviousTxnID
public static final Field LedgerIndex
public static final Field WalletLocator
public static final Field RootIndex
public static final Field AccountTxnID
public static final Field BookDirectory
public static final Field InvoiceID
public static final Field Nickname
public static final Field Amendment
public static final Field TicketID
public static final Field Digest
public static final Field hash
public static final Field index
public static final Field Amount
public static final Field Balance
public static final Field LimitAmount
public static final Field TakerPays
public static final Field TakerGets
public static final Field LowLimit
public static final Field HighLimit
public static final Field Fee
public static final Field SendMax
public static final Field DeliverMin
public static final Field MinimumOffer
public static final Field RippleEscrow
public static final Field DeliveredAmount
public static final Field taker_gets_funded
public static final Field taker_pays_funded
public static final Field PublicKey
public static final Field MessageKey
public static final Field SigningPubKey
public static final Field TxnSignature
public static final Field Signature
public static final Field Domain
public static final Field FundCode
public static final Field RemoveCode
public static final Field ExpireCode
public static final Field CreateCode
public static final Field MemoType
public static final Field MemoData
public static final Field MemoFormat
public static final Field Proof
public static final Field Account
public static final Field Owner
public static final Field Destination
public static final Field Issuer
public static final Field Target
public static final Field RegularKey
public static final Field Platform
public static final Field ObjectEndMarker
public static final Field TransactionMetaData
public static final Field CreatedNode
public static final Field DeletedNode
public static final Field ModifiedNode
public static final Field PreviousFields
public static final Field FinalFields
public static final Field NewFields
public static final Field TemplateEntry
public static final Field Memo
public static final Field SignerEntry
public static final Field Signer
public static final Field Majority
public static final Field ArrayEndMarker
public static final Field Signers
public static final Field SignerEntries
public static final Field Template
public static final Field Necessary
public static final Field Sufficient
public static final Field AffectedNodes
public static final Field Memos
public static final Field Majorities
public static final Field CloseResolution
public static final Field Method
public static final Field TransactionResult
public static final Field TakerPaysCurrency
public static final Field TakerPaysIssuer
public static final Field TakerGetsCurrency
public static final Field TakerGetsIssuer
public static final Field Paths
public static final Field Indexes
public static final Field Hashes
public static final Field Amendments
public static final Field Transaction
public static final Field LedgerEntry
public static final Field Validation
public java.lang.Object tag
public static java.util.Comparator<Field> comparator
public static Field[] values()
for (Field c : Field.values()) System.out.println(c);
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name
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public static byte[] asBytes(Field field)
public int getId()
public static Field fromCode(java.lang.Integer integer)
public Type getType()
public boolean isSerialized()
public boolean isVLEncoded()
public boolean isSigningField()
public byte[] getBytes()


Macro programming
The interaction between the different devices connected to BeoLiving Intelligence is defined by means of macros.
A macro consists of a set of events and a list of commands.
Whenever any of the events defined in a macro occurs, the macro is triggered.
When a macro is triggered, the list of commands is executed in order.
Macros are organized to zones in the same way as systems or resources. Having macros assigned to zones helps when setting up user interfaces.
Defining events
The list of events that will trigger a macro can be filled out manually, or by selecting from a set of recent events.
Events may be of 3 types:
- Resource events match a specific event on a specific resource. For example, LIGHT 3 was pressed on the TV in the dining room.
- Generic events apply to a set of similar events throughout the house. For example, a button named PARTY was pressed on any zone, any area. See the help on Generic Programming.
- System events include calendar and astronomical clock events, front-panel button events and system connectivity events.
Event encoding
Note that each event is shown on each row of the events list in an
encoded format. All event codes start with
area/zone/type/name
. Generic events have an asterisk wherever a
field is generic.
For example, buttons named “Off” in any zone in the guest house will
start as Guest House/*/BUTTON/Off
.
Commands
Commands are the actions executed whenever a macro is triggered.
The list of commands is executed in order, and a delay before each command can be set by giving a combination of seconds and milliseconds.
The command list can be reordered by dragging the handles at the left of each row, or by clicking on the arrows on the far right of each row.
Commands may be of 4 types:
- Generic commands apply to any area or zone, with the option to select the same area or zone where the event was generated. For example, the generic event of pressing the “Off” button in any room can call the generic command of setting all dimmers to 0% intensity on that same zone. See the help on Generic Programming.
- Resource commands apply to a specific resource.
- System commands act directly on the systems that support them.
- Macro commands trigger other macros, or act on other macros (see section below).
Command encoding
As with events, commands are also represented in encoded format.
The main difference is that there is a new type of selector for matching the same area or zone as that of the generating event.
For example, a command code starting with $area/$zone/AV renderer/TV
will act on all audio and video renderers named “TV” on the same area
where the event generated.
In constrast, a command code starting with */*/AV renderer/TV
can be
used to act on all TVs in the house.
Actions on macros
Macros can contain delays between commands, and therefore take some time to complete.
What happens if, during macro execution, another related macro is called?
There are several commands to act on macros:
- FIRE: just call the macro, as if an event for that macro had happened. This is the default action.
- CANCEL will stop executing a (possibly) ongoing macro.
- COLLAPSE will execute all remaining commands in a (possibly) ongoing macro, but with no delays between commands.
Firing another macro allows to take advantage of existing functionality without having to maintain several copies inside different macros (just like calling a subroutine). Or you can even try a loop where a macro calls itself as the last command (be careful to provide some way of terminating this loop).
Since a macro execution can take some time due to delays between commands, it is important to take care of what could happen if another macro is triggered during execution.
For example, a macro called THEATER ON
for setting up a home theater
(screen, curtains, lighting, projector, etc.) may take more than 1
minute to execute.
- What should happen if the user calls this macro repeatedly? Should all commands start to overlap with each other?
- What should happen if the user decides to call the
THEATER OFF
macro to put the home theater off while it is still being set up?
In these cases, it is important to understand that there is a possible messy overlap of command executions from different macros.
The possibility to cancel or collapse a macro being executed ensures that the ongoing macro will end immediately.
So in our example, the macro to put the home theater off should first cancel the macro for setting up the home theater. Something like this:
THEATER OFF
macro commands:
- Cancel
THEATER ON
macro. - Raise screen.

- Put BeoVision on STANDBY.
- etc.
Even the THEATER ON
macro should start by cancelling itself in order
to avoid several instances of the same macro running one on top of the
other if the user is impatient and calls it repeatedly.
Orphan commands and events
If commands and events are already defined for a resource, and then that resource is deleted or modified to another address, then the events and commands will become orphan (without an associated resource).
Orphan events or commands will still be functional, and will refer to the original addressing of the resource.
The macro screen will signal the presence of orphan commands or events.


GBP/USD: Doubts over Conservative manifesto, broad USD strength keep sellers hopeful
by Anil Panchal- GBP/USD remains under pressure amid doubts over Tory manifesto.
- Broad USD strength, backed by recently upbeat data, adds to the pair’s weakness.
- Second-tier data from the US and the UK could entertain traders with trade/Brexit be the key drivers.
GBP/USD stays on the back foot around 1.2850 during Monday’s Asian session. The pair initial benefited from the polls showing a hike in Tory support for the December election before losing grounds on doubts emanating from the ruling party’s latest manifesto.
During the weekend, the United Kingdom’s (UK) Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson released the ruling Conservative Party’s manifesto that offers many austerity measures in addition to a smooth Brexit. The party’s promises over an increase in National Healthcare System (NHS) budget by £33.9 billion by 2023-24, an offer of 50,000 nurses and not to raise rates of income tax, national insurance or VAT over the next five years grabbed major attention. The same got criticized as well. Not only the opposition Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn but the analysis provided by the independent charity organization Full Fact, published by The Guardian, also raises doubts over the government’s claims that their policy will cost the NHS £879m in 2023/24. Additionally, concerns about the increase in insurance contribution by the workers were also making rounds.
Even so, the latest series of polls keep the Conservatives at the front seat with more than 10 percentage points of a lead over other parties.
The Cable registered a heavy drop on Friday as preliminary reading of activity numbers keep portraying the market’s Brexit fears. The same contradicts with the United States (US) statistics that kept the greenback on the other side.
Also adding to the US dollar’s (USD) gains was optimism surrounding the US-China trade deal after the US President Donald Trump said that a trade deal with China is “potentially very close”. Though, optimism remains under check with the Trump administration’s readiness to take a “good look” at the Hong Kong bill, which in turn could renew the tussle between the US and China while also negatively affecting the trade negotiations. The latest news from Hong Kong shows pro-democracy parties leading in the local elections.
Moving on, the UK CBI Distributive Trade Survey and the US Chicago Fed National Activity Index, coupled with the US Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index, will decorate the economic calendar. Though, major market attention will be on the trade/political headlines for fresh impulse.
Technical Analysis
The pair’s declines below 21-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) highlights the monthly low near 1.2770 for sellers while an upside clearance of 1.2880 could target 1.2970 and 1.3000 during further recovery.
additional important levels
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 1.285 |
| Today Daily Change | 13 pips |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.10% |
| Today daily open | 1.2837 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 1.2881 |
| Daily SMA50 | 1.2675 |
| Daily SMA100 | 1.2478 |
| Daily SMA200 | 1.2704 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 1.2929 |
| Previous Daily Low | 1.2821 |
| Previous Weekly High | 1.2986 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 1.2821 |
| Previous Monthly High | 1.3013 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 1.2194 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 1.2862 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 1.2888 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 1.2795 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 1.2754 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 1.2687 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 1.2903 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 1.297 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 1.3012 |


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A1: Playing basketball with friends; we were messing around dunking and broke the hoop at a
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Thanks to our honesty and willingness to admit to our mistake, we had no problems with
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Q3: Evaluate your strengths and limitations in terms of your learning and career development.
A3: I am worried that my confidence may lead me astray sometimes. However, I am never worried to make a mistake, and love having my mistakes pointed out (preferably in a nice way) in order for me to learn more.
Q4: Identify which of your strengths might help you in your learning journey and how they might intersect with learning obstacles.
A4: My willingness to dive in and try, regardless of whether or not I have the necessary knowledge can both work out good or bad. Usually it identifies quickly for me exactly where it is that I need to improve.
Q5: Share an example from your experience of where you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. Discuss the strategies you used at that time, how effective they were, and your reflections on what other strategies you would try now, and why.
A5: My latest experience working with others was running a stocktake for my branch of Turner's Cars. It was an incredibly frustrating process as Turner's had just put us through a system migration, and not provided any proper training to myself or to other staff doing stocktake for their branch. I had to adapt quickly, learn the new software, and talk multiple yard managers through the processes they needed to learn and start doing on a day to day basis. Throughout this process, I discovered that the system we had been migrated to did not provide the information our company needed for our cars. That is why I have dived back into the programming world; I have an understanding of what their program needs, and will soon have an understanding of how to make that happen.


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In previous examples we have talked covered how to enrich each vEwe through inehritance of prototypes. Now we will cover how to make these vEwes work together.
It stands to reason that at some point an application may require vEwes to communicate. vEwe's are able to do so quite painlessly via a "ShepHeard". The ShepHeard is an object (not in the DOM) that vEwes can "publish" messages to. Other vEwes can then "subscribe" to these messages directly or via their "events".


Hasina asks Jubo League to rise above personal interests
by bdnews24.comPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged the leaders and activists of Jubo League, an organisation marred by allegations of extortion and tender rigging, to rise above personal interests and follow the principle of sacrifice in politics.
“We have to keep in mind that our greatness lies in sacrifice, not in personal gains,” she said at the seventh national congress of the ruling party’s youth front at the Suhrawardi Udyan in Dhaka on Saturday.
“Politicians should think about how they can work for the welfare of people.”
Hasina, the president of the ruling Awami League, promised to empower young leaders to build a better society.
“The key to building a country is to utilise the youth’s talent, strength and creativity."
Recalling the contribution of Jubo League leaders to the movements for democracy, the prime minister asked the young politicians to follow the ideology of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
“Jubo League must flourish in such a way that it will not earn a bad name,” she said.
Hasina asked the members of Jubo League to stay away from extortion, terrorism, corruption and militancy. “People may become rich by way of corruption, but they don’t earn respect, love and affection from anyone.”
Hasina also advised the Jubo League leaders and activists to read attentively “Oshomapto Attojiboni” (The Unfinished Memoirs) and “Karagarer Rojnamcha” (Diary in Jail) by Bangabandhu, and “Secret Documents of Intelligence Branch on Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman” to know how he sacrificed his life and kept himself above greed and lust for the welfare of the people.
The prime minister reiterated that the ongoing drives against crimes, corruption and drugs would continue.


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CUTLASS
CUDA Templates for Linear Algebra Subroutines and Solvers
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Mapping function for 4-D NHWC tensors.
#include <tensor.h>
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| using | Index = int32_t |
| Index type used for coordinates. More... | |
| using | LongIndex = int64_t |
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| using | TensorCoord = Tensor4DCoord |
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| using | Stride = Coord< kStrideRank > |
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| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | TensorNHWC (Stride const &stride=Stride(0)) |
| Constructor. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | TensorNHWC (typename Stride::Index c, typename Stride::Index wc, typename Stride::Index hwc) |
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| Returns the offset of a coordinate (n, h, w, c) in linear memory. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | operator RowMajor () |
| Returns a RowMajor equivalent for a TensorNHWC layout. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE TensorCoord | inverse (LongIndex index) const |
| Returns the logical coordinate (n, h, w, c) from a given offset in linear memory. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Stride | stride () const |
| Returns the stride of the layout. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE Stride & | stride () |
| Returns the stride of the layout. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE LongIndex | capacity (TensorCoord const &extent) const |
| Compute the number of contiguous elements needed to store a tensor with the given size. More... | |
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| static CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE TensorNHWC | packed (TensorCoord const &extent) |
| Helper returns a layout to a tightly packed NHWC tensor. More... | |
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| static int const | kRank = 4 |
| Logical rank of tensor. More... | |
| static int const | kStrideRank = 3 |
| Rank of stride vector. More... | |
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Black to play 32
5 point match, Black 1, White 0
pips Black=102 White=133
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Once again, the match score makes a difference.
It might seem natural to play either 10/7, preventing White from escaping her straggler with a 6, or 16/13 7/5, which minimizes shots.
Both of these would be reasonable plays at double match point (see Variant 1 below). At this score, gammons are valuable, so Black needs to consider the gammonish plays 7/2 (making a five-point board) and 4/2 4/1*. The latter sacrifices too many winning chances, leaving 7/2 as the rollout winner.
Note also that one important disadvantage of 16/13 7/5 is that it stacks up on the 5pt. If we were to shift Black's spare on his 5pt to his 6pt, then eXtreme Gammon would slightly favor 16/13 7/5 over 7/2, even at this score (see Variant 2 below).
It might seem natural to play either 10/7, preventing White from escaping her straggler with a 6, or 16/13 7/5, which minimizes shots.
Both of these would be reasonable plays at double match point (see Variant 1 below). At this score, gammons are valuable, so Black needs to consider the gammonish plays 7/2 (making a five-point board) and 4/2 4/1*. The latter sacrifices too many winning chances, leaving 7/2 as the rollout winner.
Note also that one important disadvantage of 16/13 7/5 is that it stacks up on the 5pt. If we were to shift Black's spare on his 5pt to his 6pt, then eXtreme Gammon would slightly favor 16/13 7/5 over 7/2, even at this score (see Variant 2 below).
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Spring Events
We had a ball (pit)!
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Spring Competition
Building cool stuff
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Fall Competition
Like Spring Competition, but in the Fall!
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Retreat
Check out what the PiE team does outside of building robots
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Fall Events
What we were up to in the Fall
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Spring Events
What we do in the Spring
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Fall Events
What we're up to in the Fall
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Retreat
Work hard, play hard
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Guidance
Describes the job role that an apprentice will be doing and the skills required of them by the logistics and supply chain sector.
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The approved standard outlines the skills, knowledge and behaviours required of the apprentice and the job they will need to be able to do by the time they have completed their apprenticeship.
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Published: 20 January 2016
Updated: 27 June 2016
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Monster Desk Lamp
Engineering @ North Hall HS — September-October 2016
I designed and built a monster-shaped desk lamp for one of my high school engineering courses. It has two arms that can move and be independently lit/unlit, as well as a main switch in the back that connects to a standard US outlet.
I began by sketching a few different designs, then created some cardboard templates, carved out the desired shape, and finished by implementing the wiring and lighting. The lamp was constructed with pink insulation foam, plaster, and miscellaneous electronics.
This project, being one of my first official ones, taught me some valuable lessons about the engineering design process. I learned about the effective nature of planning as well as the necessity of adaptability, how to solder, and a bit of introductory electronics.


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Chapter 6 Code of Conduct
Conferences & workshops
Online communities
Labs & departments
6.1 Code of Conduct also known as
Community Participation Guidelines
Code of Practice
Similar ideas:
Lab philosophy, mission statement, participation agreements
6.2 Requirements
- Clear explicit statements
- Seen and heard – that all participants know about
- Accessible and discoverable online
- Mentioned aloud in meetings/interviews/onboarding
- Avenues for action, identified committees, recusals
6.3 Case study: rOpenSci
CoC itself
Blog post about the CoC
Blog post about creating the CoC — following a community call on the topic. Interesting points:
- Drafting – make it good and revisit; but not a living doc
- Adopting and sharing – so people know it exists & where to find it
- Reporting and enforcing – standardized form can help
6.4 Case study: Titus Brown’s lab
CoC
Notes on our lab Code of Conduct highlights:
- develop & post a CoC whether or not you know of any problems
- the CoC has to set expectations for everyone
- “…impostor syndrome rules and it takes a bit of overt friendliness for people to ask questions. Providing ground rules for interaction helps tremendously.”
- “There have definitely been benefits in recruiting: having a code (and following it!) means that people know you are aware of many issues that all too many faculty seem unaware of… this encourages a more diverse applicant pool. This may be one reason the lab is fairly diverse in practice, as well.”


I think a lot of people are given antidepressants for the wrong reasons. Doctors, whether they are well-intentioned or get kickbacks from the drug companies, may prescribe antidepressants to someone who just feels sad sometimes. But that's a shame, since those drugs do have a legitimate use and can potentially help people.
Real Major Depressive Disorder isn't anything like feeling sad. What I felt was almost like an omnipresent sense of boredom - like nothing in life was worth doing or even thinking about. Though I could get away from that by distracting myself. The worst part is the voices. They're always with me making comments.
 You never get anything done!    You always mess up!'
Sometimes I try to defend myself, but it's never very helpful. Because the Voices can easily recite a long list of everything I've done wrong in my life. And it's so painful to hear, it's easier just to do what the voices say and try to get up even though my body is dragging. Once I drank a bottle of Nyquil in what a psychiatrist figured was a suicide attempt, but it was really just to make the voices go away. It only worked for about 4 hours then the voices came back and I had the worst hangover imaginable.
When I finally was willing to take antidepressants (maybe not so much willing as I just didn't care), it took some time before they actually worked. At first they just made me tired and gave me diarrhea. I didn't think my mood was improving at all. But then several months later, I noticed that I actually really wanted to be alive. That was a change for me. And the voices in my head changed as well. Now they crack jokes (albeit no terribly good ones), make up songs, keep me company when I'm alone, and tell me what sort of recipes I should bake. ('It's your sister's birthday. You'd best make a chocolate cake with buttercream icing, methinks...') My friends tell me I always seem calm and cheerful.
Although these drugs aren't for everyone, I believe that they were prescribed to me appropriately and that I stayed on them for a long time, they actually did help quite a bit. The only side effect that I still notice is that my pupils are always unusually dilated. I have never taken more than the recommended dose, so I've never had any of the symptoms associated with an overdose. Although I do know that Effexor is addictive. I am on a very small dose, so my symptoms were not as bad as some I read about. I foolishly went on a trip for the weekend without my meds and by Sunday I was feeling nauseous and so dizzy I had to lie down, but after I took my effexor and a short nap I was fine.
I wish the best to everyone who is struggling with depression. There actually are drugs out there to help, but you need to give them some time (I know, easier said than done). But the voices in my head told me there is hope. And also they said I should bake some brownies, or maybe a pumpkin pie...
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Wed Nov 29, 2006
It’s been a wild weekend for us. Record snowfalls hit the western seaboard, burying the lower mainland under two feet of snow. It’s all anyone’s talking about, and rightly so, Vancouver usually gets a light dusting, if that. I attribute these strange weather patterns to climate change, but that’s probably because I also watched An Inconvenient Truth this weekend, which everybody must see. It just came out on DVD, so you have no excuses.
I also got to see the Body Worlds 3 display at Science World. I can’t say that it was my cup of tea. Can somebody please explain what is so artistic or scientific about a real corpse holding up his own skin? Or for that matter, an unfortunate body that has been neatly cut into three pieces from head to toe. Or a dead guy doing the splits while balancing his own innards and internal organs in one hand? Or a skeleton kneeling at a cross while cradling her own heart in her hands?
It’s almost as if the scientist who did this is saying “See what modern man can do. Severe the skin so cleanly from a man that people will actually pay $30 to see it.” The look of pride on the skinless man is palpable, but it is the arrogance of Guther von Hagens that shines through the dead man’s plastinated eyes. In my opinion, the whole display was designed to shock, not to educate.
Yes, you can argue that these folks donated their bodies to science, but nowhere on the consent form does it say mention what weird position your body is going to be contorted into. You can argue that it teaches people about the human body. I certainly didn’t learn anything. I don’t remember any of the Latin names for the various muscles that were printed on the little plaque next to the corpse. In fact, I don’t recall anyone at the exhibition reading them. There is just no justification for putting corpses on display except for self-edification. Would you want to be immortalized as the skinless man?


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Educational Qualifications
| Name of institution |
Board |
Percentage / Grades |
Year |
| Shiv Nadar University |
B. Tech- Major in Computer Science Engineering |
6.4(till date) |
2018 |
| Modern Vidya Niketan,
Aravali Hills |
Senior Secondary School (Central Board of
Secondary Education) |
94.6% |
2014 |
| Modern Vidya Niketan,
Aravali Hills |
Higher Secondary School (Central Board of
Secondary Education) |
A2 Grade |
2012 |
Projects undertaken
04/2017   Big buy Ecommerce

- Part of a team which developed BigBuy, E-commerce website for Online Wholesale
market.
04/2017   Smart Room

- Part of the team which developed Smart Room, Arduino Uno based project.
- The system includes card based access and wireless phone connectivity with the
application to control room’s light, temperature and keeping track of people inside.
02/2017   snuopen.in

- Developer of the website made for WCA (World Cubing Association) recognized cubing
event hosted in Shiv Nadar University.
12/2016   Virtual Classroom

- Part of a team which developed Virtual Classroom, a browser based application which
would enhance the teacher-pupil interaction and had functionalities such as live lecture
streaming, discussion forum, record of lectures etc.
04/2016   Hospital Management System

- Developer of a Hospital Management System to simplify and digitize Hospital
Management 02/2016 SNUSL Website
- A PHP website for Intra-University sports league which had complete information about
each club and is used as a database for storing information about each player and each
club.
02/2016   SNUSL Website

- A PHP website for intra-university sports league which has information about each club
and is used as a database for storing information about each player and club.
09/2015   Water Level Controller

- Part of a team which made Water Level Controller using 8051 micro-controller whose objective is to
detect and control the water level in an overhead tank or any other container.
02/2015   Tournament Fixture Generator

- Part of a team which made a C program which could generate fixtures of a sports event, given the
names of teams or participants. The user is given an option to choose from various types of fixtures
such as round robin, knock-out, league etc.
10/2014   Library Management System

- A PHP website for managing library books and records.
- The Database management for library management system is capable of maintaining
record of available and issued books as per issuer’s account.
Additional Skill/ qualifications:
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Software, API's and Databases known: Microsoft Office, MATLAB, Arduino, Apache Spark Streaming, Apache
Jena, Android Studio, Bootstrap, SQL, SQLite.
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Programming languages known: C, Java, PHP, JQuery, HTML, JavaScript, CSS.
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Hobbies:Languages known: English, Hindi, French.
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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Member of the club Kalakriti, ART club of SNU.
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Member of the ACM core committee SNU.
INTERESTS & HOBBIES
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Football.
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Table Tennis.
- Skating
- Guitar
- Sketching
- Psychoanalysis of films
- Watching TV shows
- Listening music
Personal Details
Father's Name: Man Singh Adhikari
Date Of Birth: 25/1/1997
Gender: Male
Mobile Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Passport number:N18866605
Contact address: 168 Ashoka Enclave part-1 Sector-34 Faridabad


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Sam is director of the Flourishing Families Clinic. She is a Clinical Child Psychologist.
She began her career with a D.Phil (PhD) in the Department of Psychiatry at Oxford, under the supervision of Adrian Wells. The subject of this thesis was a MetaCognitive model of Generalised Anxiety Disorder in Adults.
During subsequent clinical psychology training in Manchester, She developed an interest in the far less well-researched area of anxiety in childhood. On qualifying, she joined the Manchester clinical course as academic tutor, while working part--time as a clinical psychologist in the Manchester Children’s Trust.
Eighteen months after qualification, she was awarded a 3-year NHS executive fellowship to develop her research into anxiety in childhood, with Professor Richard Harrington. This was followed by a 4-year MRC Clinician Scientist Fellowship to trial a new intervention for families of young anxious children.
She joined the University of Sussex and Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in 2011 with an NIHR Career Development Award to develop and test a preventative intervention aimed at families with an anxious parent.
She was awarded the British Psychological Society Award May Davidson Award in 2009 for her research into anxiety of childhood.
Natalia Fagbemi is the clinic assistant within the Flourishing Families Clinic.
Natalia completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Sussex in 2016, and went on to work within Adult mental health assessment and treatment services. She aspires to be a clinical psychologist, and is passionate about the application of research within practice and increasing patient choice. Natalia has been with the Flourishing Families Clinic since 2018.
Abby Dunn is a doctoral researcher.
Abby is an ESRC-funded doctoral researcher at the University of Sussex supervised by Sam Cartwright-Hatton and Helen Startup. Her PhD is focused on the support offered to parents who are mental health service users, in particular parents with complex presentations.
Julia is our Lived Experience and Advisory Panel consultant, ensuring that those who experience mental health difficulties can shape services.
Julia co-ordinates our Lived Experience Advisory Panel. Alongside being a parent and a carer for her mother and her daughter, Julia works for Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust in the Research Department’s Involvement Team. Julia is passionate about people living with mental health issues themselves having a real impact on research.
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We began tweeting from @google in early 2009, and today we have dozens of Twitter accounts covering various Google products and featuring news and updates for many different countries and regions.
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O canal oficial para infos sobre o Google AdWords
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1991 Mill Valley Film Festival: Short Reviews Film reviews by Thomas E. Billings Copyright 1991 Thomas E. Billings
The 1991 Mill Valley Film Festival took place October 3-10. Mill Valley is an affluent, suburban community in Marin County, California. Marin County is the county just north of San Francisco, and is connected to San Francisco by the Golden Gate Bridge. The Mill Valley Film Festival is the "second" major film festival held in the (San Francisco) bay area, the "first" being the San Francisco International Film Festival.
As in previous years, the Sequoia Theatre in Mill Valley was the principal film venue, though there were two screenings at the Regency Theater in San Rafael. The festival includes a wide variety of foreign and domestic films. One of the films screened at the festival, DELICATESSEN, was reviewed separately. Below are short reviews of other films I saw at the festival, followed by brief general comments.
THE REFRIGERATOR U.S.A., 1991, 86 mins; Director/Writer: Nicholas A.E. Jacobs.
The director appeared at the screening, which was the U.S. premiere, and described the film as 25% horror, 50% melodrama, and 25% weirdness. After seeing it, I'd say that is a reasonable assessment. The story concerns a young newlywed couple, the Batemans, who move from Chagrin Falls, Ohio, to New York City. They get a $200/month apartment on Avenue D (D as in diablo or devil), which has a clunky old 1963 Norge brand refrigerator in it. What the Batemans don't know is that the refrigerator is (1) a gateway to hell, and (2) a carnivorous monster that can move around, attack, and eat people! Yes, it's literally the refrigerator from hell!
The plot concerns the Batemans trying to adjust to life in New York City, which is depicted as a hostile place populated with weirdos, while the refrigerator eats both their dreams and their houseguests. The refrigerator as monster is pretty silly, as it growls, slides around, and opens its door (with a red light indicating it is hungry & on the prowl). There is a very bloody scene where the refrigerator eats someone, during which the audience was howling in laughter instead of being shocked or frightened.
Although the film has its funny moments, the film appears to have been done on a rather low budget. The special effects are often corny, and the script is very weak in places. Some of the humor is based on stereotypes. Overall, it's not a very good movie. However, some parts of it are so bad that they're good! This would make a reasonable midnight movie.
TEN YEARS WITHOUT THE RIGHT TO CORRESPOND also known as BURN THE KREMLIN U.S.S.R., 1991, 96 mins., Director/Producer: Vladimir Naumov.
In 1937 Moscow, the dreaded knock on the door at night occurs, and the resident is taken away by the KGB, charged with treason. Before leaving, he gives his young son Misha a photo. The man is sentenced to "ten years without the right to correspond," which is not ten years in isolation, but a euphemism for execution. The son blames the local KGB man for slandering his father, and tries to kill him by dropping a toilet on him.
Several years later, after the war, the little boy is now a young man, a veteran, and wants (legal) revenge on the man who slandered his father. He meets Kolko, his childhood friend, who is also a veteran, and married to a beautiful woman who has a reputation as a nymphomaniac. Here the story starts to ramble somewhat. Misha's plans for revenge finally crystallize after Kolko's wife is kidnapped by the KGB (to serve as a prostitute for KGB Chief Beria)...
This film can be described as a political thriller, of average quality, that is interesting and exciting in the beginning and end, but that rambles badly in the middle. It also provides an interesting look at life under the incredibly oppressive regime of Stalin. A good film, but nothing great.
THE TALE OF THE UNEXTINGUISHED MOON U.S.S.R., 1991, 84 mins., Director: Evgueni Tsymbal.
This film is based on a novel by Boris Pilnyak (Pilnyak was executed for treason immediately on publication of the novel!). The basic story of the film is the death of Defense Commissar Mikhail Frunze in 1925, the number two man in the Soviet hierarchy (Stalin being the number one man). The film shows Stalin arranging Frunze's death via medical operation. Having Frunze die as a result of an operation protected Stalin from suspicion in the matter.
The film moves at an agonizingly slow pace, with very few surprises. The film may interest viewers with an interest in Soviet history (though there is no proof available of the basic allegation made in the film). However, most other viewers will be bored by the glacial pace of the film.
LIFE ON A STRING China, 1991, 105 mins., Director: Chen Kaige.
This is the newest film from Chen Kaige, whose previous films include YELLOW EARTH, THE BIG PARADE, KING OF THE CHILDREN. Set in old China, the film is the story of a blind master musician, who believes that his eyesight will be restored when he breaks (accidentally) the 1000th banjo string. By the time he reaches 998 broken strings, he is an old man, and wonders whether he will live to the 1000th string. He travels with a young blind man, his disciple.
Much of the film deals with how the blind men relate to the world around them. The old man is revered as a saint by the local people, while his assistant falls in love with a beautiful local girl. Ultimately the film has a good moral about accepting disabilities, and/or accepting yourself for what you are rather than what you will be. The major potential drawback to the film is the musician himself; he can be quite cranky at times. If you dislike him, you probably won't want to spend a lot of time watching him. A nice folk tale, but probably won't appeal to a general audience.
Finally, in the category of "didn't see, but wanted to," is the film by Jiri Menzel (Czechoslovakia, 1991), THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. According to the festival description, it is a gentle satire of totalitarianism and corruption. That description could fit his earlier film LARKS ON A STRING, which was recently released in the U.S.
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What you need to know
- Facebook has announced the launch of a new payment service called Facebook Pay.
- It will work with the company's suite of apps — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
- The initiative does not rely on the Calibra wallet or the Libra cryptocurrency.
Facebook's plans for becoming a big player in personal finance aren't going away anytime soon, despite the numerous setbacks it has faced in launching its cryptocurrency. While its crypto ambitions develop — or maybe wither away with time — the tech giant is forging ahead with the launch of a more traditional payment service, unimaginatively titled Facebook Pay.
It will eventually allow you to make payments across the company's four major platforms — Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp — but is limited to just Facebook and Messenger at the time. You'll need to go to the Facebook Pay section of either app's settings page in order to enable the payment service. It's also restricted to just the U.S. at launch, though the company is promising a wider rollout in the future.
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You can use Facebook Pay to send money to friends, make donations, buy event tickets, or purchase goods and services on the Facebook Marketplace, though this will initially be restricted to only a select few stores and pages.
In its announcement for the service, Facebook made two crucial qualifications. The first is that the payment platform will be entirely distinct from the Libra network, and the second is that payments will be enabled on an app-by-app basis, meaning that if you use Facebook Pay on via WhatsApp, the company will not automatically allow payments on Instagram unless you explicitly tell it to do so.
Concerning security, the company will be using a combination of encryption, activity alerts, and biometric authentication to ensure your money stays where it belongs. The company's Deborah Liu said the following on the matter:
"We designed Facebook Pay to securely store and encrypt your card and bank account numbers, perform anti-fraud monitoring on our systems to detect unauthorized activity and provide notifications for account activity. You can also add a PIN or use your device biometrics, such as touch or face ID recognition, for an extra layer of security when sending money or making a payment."
You'll be able to pay using your choice of major debit and credit cards, and also your PayPal balance. Notably, PayPal is supporting this payments venture from the social media giant, despite being the first to pull out of the Libra Association early last month, leading to an avalanche effect that has left the Libra Association without a single major payment processor in the U.S.
Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency will launch in the first half of 2020


Sudoku Technique No.1
Pointing Out - Easy Level
Before I talk about the Sudoku techniques, I should let you know that, there are actually just 2 techniques: Pointing Out and Fitting In. In this post I will talk about the Pointing Out technique, in Easy level.
Look at the board below, focusing on box 1. There are six empty cells in box 1, seems clueless, but notice there is a 5 in row 1, so no other cells in row 1 can be 5, and there is another 5 in column 2, so no other cells in column 2 can be 5. Now image the two 5s can beam light, both pointing to box 1 (you can click on the board to see the animations, yes, the board is clickable!).
As you can see, the lights from the two 5s pointing to box 1 highlight the five of the six cells that cannot be 5, the only cell left out must be 5, so the solution is 195. (What is 195? see Sudoku Rules and Terminology)
The next solution is 761 in box 7, click the board to see the animations.
Now you can see how Pointing Out technique works, you focus on a target unit, image cells (with the same number) around it beaming lights to the target unit, if only one cell left out in the target, the number must go to that cell.
Of course not only a box, a column or a row can be a target unit too. See the board below. Target unit: row 1, solution: 331
More examples, Pointing Out in a clean box:
Five pointers pointing to a row:
Six pointers pointing to a column:
That's the very basic Pointing Out technique, as simple as it is, all the Easy level puzzles you can find in newspapers and websites, can be solved using this technique alone.
The puzzles in this post are from http://school.maths.uwa.edu.au/~gordon/sudokumin.php The work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License. Attribution goes to Gordon Royle and The University of Western Australia.


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UPC is a volunteer board of students who work to plan free events on campus, providing Bobcats with a break from the everyday chaos of college.
The council’s board is broken into three departments: University Events, Creative Events, and administration.
The University Events board works to provide programs on university holidays and family weekends. The Creative Events board aims to create memorable experiences for students by planning events such as concerts or creative classes. Finally, the administration oversees and organizes UPC.
Together, these students work to organize countless events for OU students to enjoy throughout the academic year. Events begin the first week of the Fall Semester.
“For Welcome Week, what we really want to provide is space not only for incoming freshmen and transfer students, but really just for everyone to have a place where they know where they can go have a fun, free experience,” said Luke Vannus, a junior studying consumer science and education as well as the co-president and treasurer of UPC.
UPC’s 2023-24 welcome week includes the following:
While UPC has worked to provide students with a fun-filled welcome week, the council also understands that the stress of college is often prolonged.
According to reporting by USA Today, “The Red Zone” is the period between when students first arrive on campus and Thanksgiving break – a frightening time when a majority of sexual assaults on campus occur.
Vannus said that during The Red Zone, students are more likely to drop out, feel homesick or experiment with underage drinking.
“In an effort to help provide some safer alternatives for students, every Thursday through Oct. 21, we're going to be having different events,” Vannus said.
Events will include a petting zoo, a make-your-own stuffed animal event, a butterfly garden and life-sized board games. Vannus said he hopes to use these events as an educational opportunity to share information and resources for students who may be struggling.
Vannus said the council will also be continuing an event from last year they call “Flavor.”
On Wednesday, Aug. 30, UPC will be serving comfort foods on the third floor of Baker including mac n’ cheese and donuts. Vannus said the Flavor event will take place every Wednesday with a new theme.
“Being able to provide a little bit of food to hopefully help offset some food costs for people and provide it for those who need it is something we want to do there,” Vannus said.
To stay up to date on event details, Nava McKown, a sophomore studying psychology as well as UPC’s head social media chair and graphic designer, suggests following UPC on social media @OhioUPC or checking the University Program Council’s Bobcat Connect page.
Bozeman Koonce, a senior studying globalization and development as well as UPC’s creative events chair, said that sometimes, going to events and stepping outside of comfort zones can be intimidating, but in the end, fulfilling.
“Maybe you'll find someone new, maybe you'll bump into someone from class that you want to say, ‘hi’ to,” Koonce said. “It takes a lot of courage, but I feel like it's very rewarding.”
In the end, UPC’s main goal is to get students involved and reduce stress.
“We're really just trying to create a fun, supportive environment with free events that university students can come to that get them away from whatever stress they might be facing,” said McKown. “That way they can have a really positive and fun experience on campus.”


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Sample Report: Counting Users In Each Role
How to create a report that lists the number of users in each role of your site using the Reports module. This tutorial is based on using a new instance of the Reports module and accepting all default for other fields.
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- Select the Report Settings tab.
- Go to the Data Source Settings section.
- In the Title text box, enter Users In Roles.
- In the Description text box, enter The number of users in each role in the site.
- At Active Data Source, select DotNetNuke Data Source.
- In the Query text box, enter the below query:
SELECT R.RoleName, COUNT(UR.UserID) AS 'UsersInRole'
FROM {oQ}UserRoles AS UR
INNER JOIN {oQ}Roles AS R ON UR.RoleID = R.RoleID
WHERE PortalID = @PortalID
GROUP BY R.RoleName
- Go to the Display and Caching Settings section.
- At Show Info Pane, mark the check box.
- At Auto Run Report, mark the check box.
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Setting the Report: Counting Users In Each Role
Sample Report: Counting Users In Each Role