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Workspace Operators¶
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bpy.ops.workspace.
add
()¶ Add a new workspace by duplicating the current one or appending one from the user configuration
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bpy.ops.workspace.
append_activate
(idname="", filepath="")¶ Append a workspace and make it the active one in the current window
Parameters: - idname (string, (optional, never None)) – Identifier, Name of the workspace to append and activate
- filepath (string, (optional, never None)) – Filepath, Path to the library
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bpy.ops.workspace.
delete
()¶ Delete the active workspace
-
bpy.ops.workspace.
duplicate
()¶ Add a new workspace
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bpy.ops.workspace.
reorder_to_back
()¶ Reorder workspace to be first in the list
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bpy.ops.workspace.
reorder_to_front
()¶ Reorder workspace to be first in the list


'Find a club' - Player told to leave Aston Villa in January transfer window
Latest Aston Villa transfer news includes goalkeeper advised to leave AVFC in January
by Shane Ireland, https://www.facebook.com/ShaneIrelandJournalistLovre Kalinic has been told to leave Aston Villa in the January transfer window by Croatia coach Marjan Mrmic.
The goalkeeper has dropped well down Dean Smith’s pecking order and is expected to secure a move away from the club when the window re-opens.
Joining in January of this year, Kalinic cost Villa £7m from Belgian club Gent but soon lost his place in the side to Jed Steer.
Steer went on to become a hero in the play-off push which saw Smith’s side win promotion back to the Premier League, while Kalinic has been frozen out.
The summer arrival of Tom Heaton all but ended any hope Kalinic had of breaking back into the head coach’s plans.
And Mrmic, Croatia’s goalkeeping coach, says the 29-year-old needs to find a new club to boost his international credentials.
Talking to Sportske Novosti (via Sport Witness), he said: “They definitely miss it [playing regularly]. After the injury, Kalinic did not play. He did well in training, but [playing in] the match carries its own weight.
“It is up to Kalinic to find a club within a month and to get minutes. It could probably be a loan. I talked to him, told him not to defend too long, recommended that he go further, he needs that because of his status in the national team. He is on track to realise this.”
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Villa tried to offload Kalinic in the summer and it was believed clubs from Europe were chasing his signature in the final days of the transfer window.
But that interest never materialised and Villa are expected to try to move him on again in January.
Asked if the stopper's wages could damage his chances of securing a departure, Mrmic said: “I am not going into the financial part, he may have to give up a little on this issue, though it is up to him to decide.”


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@Entity public class Order extends DatabaseEntity
created, id, modified
| Modifier | Constructor and Description |
|---|---|
protected |
Order()
Constructor without Parameters for JPA.
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Order(Address address,
Shoppingcart shoppingcart)
Creates an Order Object without PaymentMethod.
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Order(Address address,
Shoppingcart shoppingcart,
PaymentMethod paymentMethod)
Creates an Order Object with PaymentMethod.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
calcTotal()
Calculates new total for Order including SHIPPINGFEE.
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Address |
getAddress() |
java.util.Date |
getOrderDate() |
OrderStatus |
getOrderStatus() |
Payment |
getPayment() |
java.util.Date |
getShipDate() |
ShippingStatus |
getShippingStatus() |
Shoppingcart |
getShoppingcart() |
double |
getTotal() |
boolean |
isPaid()
Checks whether or not this Order has a set datePaid in its Payment.
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boolean |
pay()
Pays given Order, sends it and thereby completes Order.
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void |
setAddress(Address newAddress) |
void |
setOrderDate(java.util.Date date) |
void |
setOrderStatus(OrderStatus newOrderStatus) |
void |
setPayment(Payment payment) |
void |
setShipDate(java.util.Date date) |
void |
setShippingStatus(ShippingStatus newShippingStatus)
Sets the ShippingStatus of an Order and if newShippingStatus is SENT, sets shipping date to current time
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void |
setShoppingcart(Shoppingcart shoppingcart) |
getCreated, getId, getModified, setCreated, setId, setModified
public Order(Address address, Shoppingcart shoppingcart) throws ShoppingcartEmptyException
address
- Address for shipping and billing.shoppingcart
- List of watches, which shall be orderedShoppingcartEmptyException
public Order(Address address, Shoppingcart shoppingcart, PaymentMethod paymentMethod) throws ShoppingcartEmptyException
address
- Address for shipping and billing.shoppingcart
- List of watches, which shall be orderedpaymentMethod
- How the Order shall be paid.ShoppingcartEmptyException
protected Order()
public void setShoppingcart(Shoppingcart shoppingcart)
public java.util.Date getOrderDate()
public void setOrderDate(java.util.Date date)
public java.util.Date getShipDate()
public void setShipDate(java.util.Date date)
public Address getAddress()
public void setAddress(Address newAddress)
public OrderStatus getOrderStatus()
public void setOrderStatus(OrderStatus newOrderStatus)
public ShippingStatus getShippingStatus()
public void setShippingStatus(ShippingStatus newShippingStatus)
newShippingStatus
- Desired new ShippingStatuspublic double getTotal()
public void calcTotal()
public Shoppingcart getShoppingcart()
public Payment getPayment()
public void setPayment(Payment payment)
public boolean isPaid()
public boolean pay()


"Closures" Explained
Blocks, Procs, and Lambdas
June 7th, 2015
Have you ever felt that you deserved some sort of closure after an important relationship ended rather abruptly? I certainly have. Good thing, ruby took care of that by providing more closure tactics than I've actually ever encountered. In the world of computer science, "closure" is another way of saying a block of code that can be passed into methods like Array#each and Hash#map.
We'll be diving into three specific types of "closure" and explaining what they are and how they are used. First is block, which is probably the most familiar to you. Block are contained in either {}
or do..end
statements. But what if you want to reuse a block? How do you do it without retyping the entire block of code?
Introducing procs and lambdas, both of which allow you to set a block equal to a variable. That way you can reuse the block at any point in the code. Well, then what's the difference between procs and lambdas, you ask?
Both procs and blocks are limited in that you cannot use the explicit return
statement within the closures. Else you will be returning from whatever method (e.g., Array#each) that called the blocks. Which means, you can only rely on the implicit return (i.e., last line of code) and return a single value. Lambdas, on the other-hand, allow the use of the explicit return
and thereby gives you the option to return multiple values.
#Block example
girlfriends = ['Amy', 'Kim', 'Joyce', 'Playstation']
girlfriends.map do |g|
puts "#{g}, left me for no good reason."
#return "boo" #=> this would result in an "unexpected return" error
end
#=> [nil, nil, nil, nil] #The return value of 'puts' is nil
#proc example
girlfriends = ['Amy', 'Kim', 'Joyce', 'Playstation']
reason = Proc.new do |g|
puts "#{g}, left me for no good reason."
#return "boo" #=> this would result in an "unexpected return" error
end
girlfriends.map(&reason)
#=> [nil, nil, nil, nil] #The return value of 'puts' is nil
#lambda example
girlfriends = ['Amy', 'Kim', 'Joyce', 'Playstation']
reason = lambda do |g|
puts "#{g}, left me for no good reason."
return "boo"
end
p girlfriends.map(&reason)
#=> ["boo", "boo", "boo", "boo"]
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// If greater than observed value, iterate counter below.
r_p = pearsonr(x_p[sort], y_p[sort])[0]
perm_stats[i] = r_p
below = (perm_stats >= r).sum()
x_p = _get_dist(hosts_k_labels, hosts_t_labels, host_dist.data, mh)
// calculate shuffled correlation coefficient
perm_stats[i] = pearsonr(x_p, y_p)[0]
p_value = ((perm_stats >= corr_coeff).sum() + 1) / (permutations + 1)
return corr_coeff, p_value, perm_stats


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Insta Love Pours In For Nurkovic After Hat-Trick Heroics
by SL SocialIt is highly unlikely that there is a more loved man in Mzansi than Serbian striker Samir Nurkovic following his weekend heroics.
Kaizer Chiefs fans have flocked to Nurkovic’s instagram page after the striker netted an impressive ‘perfect hat-trick’ against Bloemfontein Celtic.
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A goal with either foot and a clinical header added to Leonardo Castro’s beaded brace, which saw Amakhosi record their eighth straight win in the Absa Premiership.
Nurkovic’s exploits saw him trend on Twitter for the whole of Saturday evening, despite parts of the country experiencing loadshedding.
A faction of the fans have gone as far as labelling the 27-year-old as 'the club’s best signing since Knowledge Musona'.
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Micro Labs R&D Centre located at Bommasandra Industrial area within municipal limits of Bangalore, Karnataka & in the vicinity of big pharmaceutical majors like Biocon, Apotex, Cipla, etc,. State-of-the-art R&D centre covers 40000 sq ft, is at par with international standards. Micro Labs vision to encourage & promote the innovation lead to establishment of Research & Development Centre (DSIR Approved) nurtured by research team of 150 scientists that comprises of engineers, science graduates, recipients of prestigious Doctorates from well known universities. Micro Labs API R&D centre is a star addition to the company's glittering profile. The State-of-the-art R&D Centre equipped with advance cutting edge analytical instruments like High field NMR (FT-400MHz), ICP-MS, LCMS-lon Trap, P-XRD, Ion Chromatography, FTIR, GCMS, GCHS, UPLC, HPLC, Flash Chromatography, Lyophilizer, Preparative LC, DSC, TGA & many more. An impressive R&D centre and Kilo level Scale-up Lab facility is one of the key features of the unit, which enables to develop high value and low volume APls. The modern facilities are a perfect complement to the talent of our product development team. The research team can express their true potential, which in turn helps Micro Labs to cater its products for the global market. The R&D division and Kilo Lab facility of the API manufacturing unit devotes all its energies and is constantly engaged with the exploration and development of APl's & NICHE molecules with multi-step Chemical synthesis. Key focus areas include (a) Development of Innovative & non-infringing routes for AP l's of global standard The API R&D division has developed strong skills in identification of non-infringing routes supported with IPR [Intellectual Property Rights] cell thereby creating an 'IP capital' for the company. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| data.managers | |
| interpreter | |
| interpreterOLD | |
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| sim.entity |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private Platform |
WeaponChoice.platform |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private java.util.HashMap<Platform,java.lang.Integer> |
Platform.detectionPriority |
private java.util.HashMap<Platform,PlatformWeapon> |
Platform.preferredWeaponClose |
private java.util.HashMap<Platform,PlatformWeapon> |
Platform.preferredWeaponLong |
private java.util.HashMap<Platform,java.lang.Double> |
Platform.rangeBreak |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Platform |
WeaponChoice.getPlatform() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
Platform.getDetectionPriority(Platform target) |
void |
Platform.setDetectionPriority(Platform target,
int priority) |
| Constructor and Description |
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WeaponChoice(Platform p,
double d,
PlatformWeapon w1,
PlatformWeapon w2) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Platform |
PlatformList.getPlatform(java.lang.String name) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
PlatformList.add(Platform item) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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private Platform |
PlatformInterpreter.myPlatform |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
PlatformInterpreter.doCommand(Platform platform,
java.lang.String command,
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> vector) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
InterpreterOld |
InterpreterFactory.getInterpreter(Platform p) |
protected void |
PlatformInterpreter.interpret(Platform o,
java.lang.String command,
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> v) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Platform |
TestTargetGatherEvent.platform1 |
private Platform |
TestTargetGatherEvent.platform2 |
private Platform |
TestTargetGatherEvent.platform3 |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Platform |
DirectFireImpactEvent.myFirerPlatform |
private Platform |
DirectFireImpactEvent.myTargetPlatform |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private double |
DirectFireImpactEvent.adjustPH(double phit,
FirerEntity firer,
Platform targetPlatform,
Weapon weapon) |
private double |
DirectFireImpactEvent.getPH(Weapon weapon,
Platform platform,
double range,
int phPosture) |
private double |
DirectFireImpactEvent.getPK(Weapon weapon,
Platform platform,
double range) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private boolean |
MoveEvent.waitingForMyBridge(Platform platform,
Coordinate currentLocation)
Determine if a bridge needs to be recovered or deployed.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private Platform |
Entity.myPlatform |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Platform |
TargetEntity.getPlatform() |
Platform |
ObserverEntity.getPlatform() |
Platform |
MoverEntity.getPlatform()
Get the platform type for this entity.
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Platform |
FirerEntity.getPlatform() |
Platform |
Entity.getPlatform() |
Platform |
DetectedEntity.getPlatform() |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Entity(java.lang.String s,
Platform p) |


New poll shows New Right would win six seats
Most Israelis believe Netanyahu cannot continue as PM, but 35% believe he can.
by Arutz Sheva StaffA Channel 13 poll showed that after Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced that he would indict Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, most Israelis believe Netanyahu cannot continue in his position.
A full 56% of Israelis said Netanyahu cannot continue as prime minister, while 35% said he can, and the last 9% do not know.
In addition, if elections were held today, the right-religious and center-left blocs would remain the same, with 55 and 57 seats each, respectively.
The Blue and White party would win 36 Knesset seats, while the Likud party would win 33 seats.
The Joint Arab List would retain its current 13 Knesset seats, and Yisrael Beytenu, led by MK Avigdor Liberman, would win eight seats.
Ashkenazic-haredi UTJ would win six Knesset seats, as would the New Right and Sephardic-haredi Shas. Labor-Gesher, the Democratic Union, and the United Right parties would each win four Knesset seats.
Respondents were also asked if their belief in law enforcement, the police, and the Prosecutor's Office had risen, dropped, or remained the same. While 20% said their faith in the law enforcement system had risen, 26% said it had dropped, 47% said it had not changed, and 7% said they did not know.
The survey, conducted by Professor Camil Fuchs included 749 Israelis, 601 Jews and 148 non-Jews. Questioning of the Jews was handled by the Midgam institute, while that of non-Jews was handled by the StatNet institute. The survey has an error margin of 4.0% and previous votes and religious sectors were taken into consideration.


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1.2. Parsing Command Line Parameters In Your Progam¶
1.2.1. Parameters In Programming¶
You probably understand the concept of arameters for a function. But how does a Program itself have parameters? This comes in the Main function that every Java program has. Consider this the “launch” function. Usually the “main” function is named Main and takes an array of strings as its parameter, like this.
public static void main(String[] args)
So when you launch the command from the terminal it passes in an array of all the additional information (and it usually trims white space). So if I run
then args is an array containing:
{"-l", "file.txt"}
Note while this is true for Java, it is a little different for C or C++. In C, the first parameter that you are given is always the command name so your array in C would be:
{"ls", "-l", "file.txt"}
Java however, removes the command name and only provides parameters.
I have created a main function skeleton for you to use in your projects. It is set up simply and makes use of switch cases. You can download it. Let’s see how it works.
public class Main {
/**
* @param args
*/
public static void main(String[] args) {
int count = 0;//Set our counter
if(args.length < 1) {
//No parameters is this a problem?
}
while(count < args.length) {//While we have not reached the end of our arguments keep going.
switch(args[count]) {
case "-h"://Display help info
System.out.println("This is the help message. Proper command syntax:");
System.out.println("cmdline -v: Displays version information");
System.out.println("cmdline -h: Displays this help message");
System.out.println("cmdline -f [file]: Sets file to file provided");
count++;
break;
case "-v"://Display version information
System.out.println("Cmdline parse sample version 1.0.0");
count++;
break;
case "-f"://This is an example to show you how to handle when you have a parameter that takes info
String fileName = args[count+1];//We are getting the filename so set it to the string after -f
System.out.println("Input file is "+fileName);//Print out info
count = count+2;//Increment counter to next item (skipping filename).
//Note this provides no bounds checking so if you pass the parameter without file info it may bomb if at the end
//You may also surround it in a try/catch for safety.
break;
default://If none of your cases match then this is an unrecognized parameter and we will exit.
System.out.println("Unrecognized parameter "+args[count]+"\nExiting.");
System.exit(-1);
break;
}
}
}
}
We have our main function take an array of Strings (named args). If that array is empty then we may or may not want to exit as we have no parameters. It will then progress into a while loop that iterates through all parameters. The syntax of this loop is useful as it does not lock parameters into any fixed order. You can invoke them any way you wish. The switch case statement allows you to easily write for any parameter and add a case for unrecognized parameters by using the default case for any non matching parameters. In this example I choose to exit after printing the unrecognized string. In the future you may wish to change this to something else. You can learn more about switch statements. It is also important to note that this function will possibly throw an exception or behave in an unexpected way if you use “-f” but do not give a file name. For example if you call the program with {“-f”, “-v”}, this will set the filename to -v. Or if you call the program with {“-f”}, you will get an exception for trying to access outside the array bounds. You can prevent this by using a try-catch, but I chose to keep this example very simple. Once you have your parameters set, you can call the appropriate methods to launch your program. There you go, simple command line parsing!


Interacts with NOAA data sources (including the NCDC API at <http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cdo-web/webservices/v2> and ISD data) using functions from the 'rnoaa' package to obtain and compile weather time series for U.S. counties. This work was supported in part by grants from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (R00ES022631) and the Colorado State University Water Center.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.4.3), ggmap (≥ 2.6.1), ggplot2 (≥ 2.1.0), geosphere (≥ 1.5.1), lubridate (≥ 1.5.6), purrr (≥ 0.2.1), raster (≥ 2.5.8), rnoaa (≥ 0.6.5), sp (≥ 1.2.3), stringi (≥ 1.1.1), tibble (≥ 1.2), tidyr (≥ 0.3.1), tigris (≥ 0.3.3) |
| Suggests: | countytimezones (≥ 0.1.0), knitr (≥ 1.14.0), pander (≥ 0.6.0), rmarkdown (≥ 1.1.0) |
| Published: | 2016-10-26 |
| Author: | Rachel Severson [aut, cre], Brooke Anderson [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Rachel Severson <rachel.severson at colostate.edu> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | countyweather results |
| Reference manual: | countyweather.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Using the 'countyweather' package |
| Package source: | countyweather_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: countyweather_0.1.0.zip, r-release: countyweather_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: countyweather_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: countyweather_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: countyweather_0.1.0.tgz |
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How Internet Works - Demystifying the Technical Details
Last Sunday, I was talking to my mother and she said “Do you even know, how difficult it was to do assignments in my college days. We had to go to the library, look at 10 books. Your generation is so lucky, you just search on the Internet and be done with it but how does it know everything?”. That’s when I realized, despite browsing the internet so much, I never paid attention to the workings of the internet.
I decided to deep-dive - with no background in computer science, to understand the workings of the internet. After a week, I feel confident enough to share my learnings with you, especially those - who want to understand the big picture of “How the Internet Works” and the different parts to it. But, before we begin, there are some key “complicated-looking words” which we have to understand to appreciate the simplicity yet the complex nature of the internet.
1. Hardware
As the name suggests, a piece of hardware is a thing that has a physical existence like a laptop, smartphone, mouse, keyboard, or the internal components of these devices. From a user’s perspective, there are two kinds of hardware. First, the hardware which we use in our daily lives - that are visible to us, like our laptops, smartphones, and printers. Second, the ones we don’t see like the chips inside our phones, servers, or network switches.
In this section, I will present the key hardware which forms the backbone of the internet. For each hardware, I will define the hardware in technical terms and then will take an analogy in our physical surroundings to explain the concept concretely and easily.
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Client: A client is a piece of computer hardware or software that accesses a service made available by a server. The server is often (but not always) on another computer system, in which case the client accesses the service by way of a network (Wikipedia).
In other words, a client can be thought of as a laptop/smartphone or a web browser like Google Chrome. Sometimes the technical definition can be confusing but for our purpose, we can think of our laptop/smartphone as a client. In our physical world, we can think of a student in India as a client, who wants to understand an esoteric physics concept from his teacher - who is vacationing somewhere in California.
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Server: A server is a computer program or a device that provides functionality for other programs or devices, called “clients” (Wikipedia). It provides various functionalities, called “services”, such as sharing data or website among multiple clients or performing computation for a single client.
From our above example, we can think of a server as the physics teacher - who is vacationing somewhere in California. She can share her lecture notes with the student (client) to help him understand the concept.
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DNS Server: This is a powerful computer whose main job is to act as an address directory. When we type in
www.google.com
orwww.netflix.com
into web browsers, the DNS server’s responsibility is to convert the name into its IP address so that, our request for visiting these websites can be forwarded to the right server.In our physical world, the DNS server can be thought of as a super-human who can quickly write down the exact house address of any given name, if it exists. An IP address is a unique number like ` <IP_ADDRESS>`, given to each device connected to the internet. It helps in tracking the location of the device and sending the request to it. It works like our physical house address - which is used to deliver a letter by our beloved local postman.
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Wireless Router: A wireless router - the one we mostly use in our home to connect to the internet, is a device which acts as a bridge between our laptops/smartphones and the Internet Service Providers (ISP) like ACT in India and Xfinity in the USA. The main purpose of this device is to send and receive radio waves - floating in the air and invisible to us, to and from another device like a laptop/smartphone.
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Network Switch: This is a special type of hardware that can connect one or many devices to a network - which can send and receive information to and from other switches or servers. Usually, we don’t see a network switch in our house as it is expensive for the Internet Service Providers to do that. Instead, ISP has one network switch for multiple households to make the network more efficient.
An easy analogy to think about network switch is that they act like the local postman - who picks up letters from a small post office and distributes it to the area he is assigned to and picks up all the letters that need to be sent to other places. The only difference is that the network switch does its job at the speed of light - which means faster than a blink of an eye.
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Fibre-Optic Cable: It is a cable that looks like any other cable we see in our house from outside but inside there are optical fibers rather than metallic wires. Optical fibers are flexible, transparent hollow pipes made up of a special type of plastic or glass so that light can travel through them. The primary reason for using an optical fiber over a metallic wire is to reduce the loss of information.
In our analogy, a fiber-optic cable can be thought of as a cycle/motorcycle used by the postman to travel to and from the post-office. A medium that is used to deliver letters from post-office to our homes.
2. Software
A computer software is a set of instructions and data written in a way that decides the behavior of each hardware and the device overall. Generally, we don’t see those instructions explicitly but we deal with software all the time. E.g. the web browser - you are using to view this article, is a software for viewing webpages on the internet. Both software and hardware are needed for computers and architecture to work.  In this section, I will list some of the key concepts to help us understand the way internet works.
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Web Browser: A browser, like Google Chrome - which you are probably using to view this post, is a specialized software that accesses information provided by the World Wide Web service. When a user types in
https://www.netflix.com/
, the browser shows the content of the home webpage of the website.If you remember our dedicated physics student, the web browser can be thought of as his desk and dictionary - which enables him to write a clear and concise letter to the professor asking about his doubts.
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Webpage and Website: The simplest way to define a webpage is to think it as a page of a physical book and a website is a collection of pages and can be thought of as a full physical copy of the book.
In our case, when we type
https://www.netflix.com/
, the content we see is a webpage (sometimes this landing webpage is called the home page of Netflix) and collection of all the pages like a separate page for movies (https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/34399
) and TV shows (https://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/83
) is what we call Netflix website.Another way to think about the webpage is the letter written by the professor to the student and website as the lecture notes of the professor on the same topic.
3. Computer Communication
Finally, the last key component required to understand the workings of the internet is to understand the way to authenticate a website, a user, the devices and the encryption and the decryption of the data transferred over the internet.
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HTTP/HTTPS: HTTPS is a network protocol to allow the transfer of data over the internet. It stands for the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) which is an extension of HTTP and more secure. You must have experienced a browser flashing a warning sign mentioning that the website is not secure. Most likely, it was because the protocol was not HTTPS.
If we think hard and try to see an equivalent of HTTPS in our day to day life, it will be our signatures - that helps in authenticating who we are. We do it in banks, mutual funds, etc.
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World Wide Web: WWW is a collection of webpages and websites where a user can access that using the internet.
For a long time, I thought the internet and www are the same but unfortunately, it is not. WWW is an application on the internet just like the delivery of letters using postal service. As a postal service can also deliver parcels other than letters, the internet can also provide other services apart from www. Those are file sharing, compute sharing, or email transfer.
Combination of software, hardware and communication protocols makes the internet possible
Now that you are equipped with all the necessary information, let’s try to bring all the components together and learn the true workings of the internet.
Imagine you are in India and you type in https://www.google.com
on your favorite browser like Google Chrome and press enter. Essentially, this means you are requesting the web (www) to show the webpage on google.com
by authenticating yourself using https
. Once you press enter, your CPU converts this request into radio signals - using your laptop/smartphone’s built-in Wi-Fi sender, and forwards it to your home Wi-Fi router. This router receives the radio signal and sends it forward to your Internet Service Provider like the ACT.
The ISP network sends it forward to the DNS system that converts google.com
into its IP address by looking at the address book. Assuming that the IP address (remember, IP address is a computer) is located somewhere California, the signal has to go through from India to California, US (approximately 14000 km).
Now, the DNS system appropriately forwards it to the network switch, which then, based on the traffic on the internet, sends it forward to the country’s main node (You can think of this as the node where all the optical cables come together). Assuming India’s main node in Delhi, the signal goes through under the sea by optical fibers and travels to California, US in just 47 milliseconds (This might be more but for practical purposes, it will still be very less). Below is the picture of all the main optical fibers laid out in the world from the website of Information Geographies.
Once it reaches the shores of California, it fetches the data from the server given by the IP address and comes back in the same way. This whole process takes around 2-3 seconds and in some cases less than that. This whole process happens every time we search for something online, or we order our favorite pairs of sneakers from www.amazon.com
or watch our favorite show on www.netflix.com
. Finally, two images say a thousand words.
To summarise:
- World Wide Web is an application on the internet. It is not the internet itself.
- HTTPS is a communication protocol to authenticate the request between the client and the server.
- An IP address is a unique number given to each remote computer and is linked to a name like
google.com
. - The main job of DNS is to resolve the name into its IP address by acting as an address directory.
References:
- How does the internet cross the ocean?
- Here’s How Wi-Fi Actually Works
- Dial-Up
- Radio
- India’s own DNS


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Ruby on Rails chases simplicity in programming is a the title of a very positive Rails article that’s running both on News.com and on ZDNet.


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Mandarin excellence programme will see at least 5,000 young people on track towards fluency in Mandarin Chinese by 2020.
A new £10 million Mandarin excellence programme will see at least 5,000 young people on track towards fluency in Mandarin Chinese by 2020.
Hundreds of secondary school pupils in England have already begun intensive lessons in Mandarin Chinese as the first initiative of its kind is rolled out across the country.
Secondary school pupils will study Mandarin for 8 hours a week over the course of the next 4 years through the programme - a significant increase on the time pupils currently spend on the subject.
Mandarin Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world, and is seen as important for young people in the UK to master in order for the country to remain globally competitive in the future.
The programme is being led by participating schools, supported by the UCL Institute of Education, in partnership with the British Council, with the first lessons in Mandarin beginning this week as pupils return from their summer break. There are 15 schools participating in the first wave.
School Standards Minister Nick Gibb said:
A high level of fluency in Mandarin Chinese will become increasingly important in our globally competitive economy. As part of our drive to extend opportunity, we want to give young people the opportunity to study the language and to acquire fluency in both spoken and written Mandarin.
The Mandarin excellence programme helps us achieve this, offering intensive study in the language which will not only be personally enriching for students, but will also give them a significant advantage when they enter the world of work.
In addition to improving students’ fluency in the language, the UCL Institute of Education, in collaboration with other providers, aims to have trained at least 100 new qualified Chinese teachers by the end of the programme.
The Confucius Institute, based at the UCL Institute of Education, already has a network of 42 Confucius Classrooms across England and supports schools in starting and developing the teaching and learning of Mandarin Chinese and the study of China across other areas of the curriculum.
Katharine Carruthers, Director of the UCL Institute Of Education (IOE) Confucius Institute, said:
The UCL Institute of Education is delighted to be delivering the DfE’s Mandarin excellence programme. Over the last decade, our work in schools has inspired increasing numbers of secondary school pupils to take up Mandarin Chinese. This programme provides a real boost and unique opportunity for more motivated pupils to be on track towards fluency in Mandarin.
We are also developing new innovative teaching methods which will benefit the young people on the programme as well as the wider cohort of pupils learning Mandarin Chinese in our schools. The Mandarin excellence programme will undoubtedly further the UK’s relationship with China at all levels.
Mark Herbert, Head of Schools Programmes at the British Council, said:
Language skills are crucial for work and life in the global race, and Mandarin Chinese is one of the frontrunners when it comes to languages that matter most to the UK’s future prosperity. If the UK is to remain competitive on the world stage, we need far more of our young people leaving school with a good grasp of Mandarin in order to successfully work abroad or for businesses here in the UK.
Schools in England can find out more about the Mandarin excellence programme and register their interest on the Confucius Institute for schools website .
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Rector aims to end tumultuous time at USC on a high
by DAN GREENSPANLOS ANGELES (AP) - In a career full of highs and lows, Southern California’s Christian Rector reached a peak against Arizona State by going up, then down.
With the Sun Devils driving to win the game in the final minute, Rector tipped a pass by freshman Joey Yellen. The redshirt senior defensive end then dived to intercept that deflection, saving the 31-26 win and securing bowl eligibility for the Trojans.
“It was cool,” Rector said Wednesday. “It was a good, solid team win, but I moved on. I’m on to California and trying get the next one.”
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That ability to navigate a range of emotions during a series, a game or a season has been well honed during Rector’s time at USC. His first year on campus in 2015 saw Clay Helton take over as interim coach midway through that season before getting the job on a permanent basis. Rector got his first taste of game action on special teams and as a reserve lineman during an unexpected run to the Rose Bowl in 2016.
Forced to take on a larger role because of injuries in 2017, Rector came out of nowhere to post 11 tackles for loss with 7½ sacks to finish third on the team in both categories as USC won the Pac-12 title.
However, Rector’s production slipped last season as he had to alternate between outside linebacker and his more natural spot at defensive end. He finished with nine tackles for loss and 4½ sacks. The Trojans didn’t fare much better, going 5-7 for their first losing season since 2000.
And while USC (6-4, 5-2 Pac-12) has rebounded with two regular-season games remaining, Rector has not been able to make as big a mark as he would have liked on the field. He sustained a high ankle sprain against Stanford, forcing him to miss the loss at BYU. When Rector returned, he lacked his usual burst and power, which prompted him to sit out two more games to get healthy.
In spite of the turmoil, Rector remains upbeat about his stint at USC.
“It’s been exciting, the highs and lows,” Rector said. “Perseverance through it all. The big plays. And the camaraderie with my brothers is what I’ll remember most.”
That positive attitude has allowed Rector to find other ways to contribute this season, as teammates have praised his leadership through trying circumstances. Freshman end Drake Jackson said Rector gave him immediate feedback on the sidelines during games he missed, able to process what Jackson was doing right or wrong on the sideline to help him adjust.
Jackson also said he is modeling his approach to the game on Rector’s.
“I’m always watching him, doing what he’s doing every day, and I take little bits and pieces from his game,” said Jackson, who has 9½ tackles for loss and 3½ sacks.
Rector said the lesson he has tried to impart onto younger players like Jackson is that not everything will be “rainbows and daisies.
“I mean, there’s going to be highs and lows, and the guys that can do it right the longest are the guys that are going to do it the best and do it for a long amount of time,” Rector said. “It’s a physical game, and there are injuries and ups and downs, and the guys that persevere will end up having the best time.”
Rector hopes to conclude his career on a positive note, starting on Saturday against an offensive line for the Golden Bears that has allowed a Pac-12 worst 24 sacks in six conference games. He will have a chance to get a measure of redemption against Cal and UCLA next week for late-season losses that kept USC out of a bowl last year, and there is still a chance of playing for the Pac-12 title and a Rose Bowl berth by winning out, combined with a slip-up by No. 8 Utah in any of its final three games.
As unlikely as that might seem, Jackson is optimistic the Trojans will find a way to give Rector an upbeat ending.
“This his last year, send him out with something big,” Jackson said. “Something he can remember when he leaves.”
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High Fidelity's Text to Speech app relies on Google's Text to Speech and Translate APIs.
Google Translate API: Data Usage
When you use the Text to Speech app to automatically translate text, you are sending a copy of
your input text to Google's servers. According to Google's Data Usage FAQ on
the Translate API support page,
that text is stored on Google servers for a maximum of 14 days.
Google Text to Speech API: Data Usage
When you use the Text to Speech app to speak input text (whether or not it is automatically
translated), you are sending a copy of
your input text to Google's servers. Google does not publish a Data Usage FAQ associated with the
Text to Speech API.
Here's a link to Google's Cloud
Data privacy policy.
High Fidelity APIs
When you use the Text to Speech app to speak or translate input text, you are sending a copy of your
input text to High Fidelity's
servers. High Fidelity does not store a copy of this text for any reason. High Fidelity does briefly
store a copy of the speech audio file associated
with your input text so that High Fidelity Interface may play back that speech audio file. That file
is deleted 60 seconds after it is generated.


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There's a bug in the HTML5 "popstate" event, as implemented in WebKit (Safari and Chrome). View this page in one of those browsers. Your browser has had history entries added from #0 to #19 (you should start at #19). Hitting back/forward will navigate through these. On each URL, the large number above should reflect the hash value. If you hit back/forward quickly, you'll notice that your number gets out of sync with the URL. This is because WebKit is dropping popstate events (they are not firing). It seems to happen when outbound network requests are in progress when the user navigates in their browser happens. In this case, your browser is downloading an image that takes 1s to serve on every popstate, so you'll have to wait 1s between backs/forwards to have the feature work correctly. You could also cause constant network traffic by putting an image download in a setInterval, in which case your popstate events will never fire. This implementation simulates an AJAX application that makes a network request when you navigate between URLs using pushState/popstate. View the source for more info.
This was filed as Bug 42940 with WebKit on July 24, 2010. The Firefox 4 beta does not have this bug, which is good news.
This is put together by Ben Cherry. Ben is a front-end engineer at Twitter, and you can follow him at @bcherry.


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For each turn, a player can move from one to three boxes (horizontally or vertically) before ending their turn. They obviously can not pass through obstacles directly.
If a player passes over a box containing a weapon, they leave their current weapon on site and replace it with the new one.
If players cross over adjacent squares (horizontally or vertically), a battle begins.
During combat, the game works is as follows:
Each player plays in turn;
The player can choose to attack or defend against the next shot;
The damage depends on the player's weapon;
If the player chooses to defend themselves, they sustain 50% less damage than normal;
As soon as the life points of a player (initially 100) falls to 0, they lose. A message appears and the game is over.


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{% extends "site_base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% load static %} {% block extra_head %} {{ wizard.form.media }} {% endblock %} {% block body %}
Step {{ wizard.steps.step1 }} of {{ wizard.steps.count }}
(You can easily change this later)
Just start typing an artist name and select the right artist from
the dropdown that appears


{% extends "master.html" %}
{% block content %}
Future Road map:
- Enhancement of Test Coverage by adding more sequences from Corpus.
- Unicode 6.x Compatibility to be provided soon.
- Apply the Digitized Script Grammar on rest of the Languages, currently exist in UTRRS System.
- Implement the 3-Tier Architecture support for UTRRS with proper business logic layer in place.
- Enhancement of Language Coverage for rest of the Indic Languages and other complex script support.
- Implement the Advance Search option with optimum sorting feature in place.
- Implement the Run-time Font Change option to provide the users more flexibility in using test cases across different fonts.
- Implement the validation of text(line/word) rendering with the dynamic reference image generation from database for input text.
- To add the Language Community Feedback (Users and Testers) with valid Authorization Criteria in place.
- Generation of custom images on User System for better Feedback.
{% endblock %}


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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{% extends "layout_logged_in.html" %} {% block pageTitle %} GOV.UK Prototype Kit {% endblock %} {% set allocatedPrisoners = data.prisoners | allocatedPrisoners %} {% set unallocatedPrisoners = data.prisoners | unallocatedPrisoners %} {% set untieredPrisoners = data.prisoners | untieredPrisoners %} {% block content %}
All prisoners who have been allocated a Prison Offender Manager.
Prisoners who need to be allocated to a Prison Offender Manager.
Prisoners who have not yet had their risk tiering completed.
All cases allocated to you.
Cases you have been allocated within the last 7 days.
Cases that are 10 months or less from the release date.
Active and inactive Prison Offender Managers at this prison.


--- layout: minimal title: "About me" permalink: /about/index.html description: "Something about me..." ---
My name is Frank Ji, and I live in the heart of the city of Toronto. I am a software developer currently working at IBM Canada. My team builds one of the key infrastructures used by pretty much all of the major banks and financial institutions in North America. In that sense, I feel good about the fact that my work impacted millions of users. In my leisure time, I am pursuing a long list of interests to keep myself entertained. And I will be sharing some of the most exciting things I learned or encountered in my blog.


class: center, top # CMSC 6950 Final Project: ## A Data Study of Growing Degree Days in Canada .center[
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Team 2:
A. Ghayour-Khiavi, S. Gallant, T. Dasyam, Y. Ramezani]] --- class: left, top ## Objective Growing degree days (GDD) are values used in phenology measuring total heat accumulation in a region, in order to predict rates of development in plants or animals. Using the historical climate data available from the Government of Canada, this project aims to create a coherent workflow leading to the calculation and analysis of GDD for a number of Canadian cities. .center[
] --- class: left, top ## Overview 1. How do plants grow? 2. Understanding growing degree days 3. Calculating GDD values 4. Annual min/max temperature cycles for Montreal, Toronto, & Victoria 5. Accumulated GDD over time for Montreal, Toronto, & Victoria 6. GDD trends in Montreal with percentiles 7. Bokeh GDD plot for Montreal in 2017 8. Linear regression analysis of GDD year-over-year for Ottawa 9. Maximum and minimum temperatures through the month of April in Montreal 10. Histograms of temperature trends in Montreal from 2014-2017 11. References --- ## 1. How do plants grow? Plants require a number of things in order to grow: sunlight, water, CO
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, and nutrients. Though sunlight does provide the energy needed for plants to undergo photosynthesis, their development and maturation is also largely dependant on daily ambient temperatures. .center[
] --- ## 2. Understanding growing degrees Growing degree days (GDD) are a way to monitor the total heat accumulated by the plant through the ambient temperature, over a period of time. Many species will only hit development milestones after a certain accumulated amount of heat, so GDD can be used to keep track of the heat that has been available in a region over time. GDD proves an important tool for biologists, horiculturists, and agriculturers, allowing them to predict things like crop harvest dates, nutrient timing, or even dates when insects will emerge. .center[
] --- ## 3. Calculating GDD values Growing degrees are defined as the number of degrees the average daily temperature is, above a set base value (Tbase). This base value is usually defaulted to 10 C, though each species may have a more accurate value, and signifies the temperature below which no growth will occur. If the daily average happens to be below T
base
, the GDD value for that day is set to zero. To calculate GDD, using daily max. and min. temperatures: .center[![Approx. GDD calc](https://wikimedia.org/api/rest_v1/media/math/render/svg/830259a367862b5032b2cb910e62efe86e75de19)] Accumulated GDD can be determined by summing the daily GDD values for a range of time. --- ## 4. Annual min/max cycles for Montreal, Toronto, and Victoria .center[
] --- ## 5.1 Accumulated GDD for Montreal from 2014-2016 .center[
] --- ## 5.2 Accumulated GDD for Toronto from 2014-2016 .center[
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] --- ## 6. GDD for Montreal with 5-95% and 25-75% percentiles .center[
] --- ## 7. Bokeh GDD plot for Montreal in 2017
--- ## 8. Linear regression analysis of GDD year-over-year for Ottawa .center[![linear reg](LinearReg_Ottawa_2014_2017.png)] --- ## 9. Maximum and minimum temperatures through the month of April in Montreal .center[
] --- ## 10.1 Histograms of temperature trends in Montreal for 2014 .center[
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] --- ## 10.4 Histograms of temperature trends in Montreal for 2017 .center[
] --- ## References 1. Historical Climate Data | Environment and Climate Change Canada (http://climate.weather.gc.ca) 2. Understanding growing degree days | Michigan State University (http://msue.anr.msu.edu/news/understanding_growing_degree_days) 3. Growing Degree Days | Farmwest (http://www.farmwest.com/node/936) --- .center[
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java.lang.Object atg.deployment.common.event.DeploymentEmailer
A deployment event listener that sends email out when a deployment succeeds or fails.
When registered with the deployment server as a deployment event listener, this listener will wait for a deployment completion event or any event that is an error. Upon receiving either, the listener will use the SMTPEmailSender service to send an email to the specified address. The useShortMessage property can be set accordingly for either a brief message (ideal for pagers) or a detailed listing of properties from the deployment event.
Multiple email listeners can be registered and customized to suit varying needs. The email listener properties file will look similar to:
$class=atg.deployment.common.event.DeploymentEmailer SMTPEmailSender=/atg/dynamo/service/SMTPEmail<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>useShortMessage=trueThe listener can conveniently be turned off and on via the active property in the ComponentBrowser.
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The email address deployment notifications should claim to be from. |
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The SMTPEmailSender service to send emails through. |
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Whether to send a short, pager-sized message or a longer, more verbose message. |
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Whether or not the listener should send email notifications. |
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Whether or not the listener should send email notifications. |
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The email address deployment notifications should claim to be from. |
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The SMTPEmailSender service to send emails through. |
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The email address to send deployment notifications to. |
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pFromAddress
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public void setToAddress(java.lang.String pToAddress)
public java.lang.String getToAddress()
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Simply adds rotation (degrees) to the x, y, and z unit circle values.
Simply subtracts rotation (degrees) from the x, y, and z unit circle values.
Simply adds rotation (unit circle values) to the x, y, and z unit circle values.
Simply subtracts rotation (unit circle values) from the x, y, and z unit circle values.
Applies a x,y,z rotation to unit circle values as if they were normalized and recalculates new values.
Reverse applies a x,y,z rotation to unit circle values as if they were normalized and recalculates new values.
Rotates a point using unit circle values.
Reverse rotates a point using unit circle values.
Convert x,y,z degree rotations to unit circle values.
Convert x,y,z unit circle values to degree rotations.
Get the unit circle coordinates to rotate a point to the x-axis.
Get the unit circle coordinates to rotate a point to the y-axis.
Get the unit circle coordinates to rotate a point to the z-axis.


Egypt Group A
Egypt vs Uruguay on June 15, 2018
Russia vs Egypt on June 19, 2018
Saudi Arabia vs Egypt on June 25,2018
Morocco Group B
Morocco vs. Iran on June 15, 2018
Morocco vs. Portugal on June 20, 2018
Morocco vs. Spain on June 25,2018
Nigeria Group D
Nigeria vs. Croatia on June 16, 2018
Nigeria vs. Iceland on June 22, 2018
Nigeria vs. Argentina on June 26,2018
Senegal Group H
Senagal vs. Poland on June 19, 2018
Senegal vs. Japan on June 24, 2018
Senegal vs Colombia on June 28,2018
Tunisia Group G
Tunisia vs England on June 18, 2018
Tunisia vs. Belgium on June 23, 2018
Tunisia vs. Panama on June 2,2018
Australia Group C
Australia vs. France on June 16, 2018
Australia vs. Denmark on June 21, 2018
Australia vs. Peru on June 26,2018
Iran Group B
Iran vs. Morocco on June 15, 2018
Iran vs. Spain on June 20, 2018
Iran vs. Portugal on June 25,2018
Japan Group H
Japan vs. Colombia on June 19, 2018
Japan vs. Senegal on June 24, 2018
Japan vs. Poland on June 28,2018
Korea Republic Group F
Korea Republic vs. Sweden on June 18, 2018
Korea Republic vs. Mexico on June 23, 2018
Korea Republic vs. Germany on June 27,2018
Saudi Arabia Group A
Saudi Arabia vs Russia on June 14, 2018
Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay on June 20, 2018
Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt on June 25,2018
Belgium Group G
Belgium vs. Panama on June 18, 2018
Belgium vs. Tunisia on June 23, 2018
Belgium vs. England on June 28,2018
Croatia Group D
Croatia vs. Nigeria on June 16, 2018
Croatia vs. Argentina on June 21, 2018
Croatia vs. Iceland on June 26,2018
Denmark Group C
Denmark vs. Peru on June 16, 2018
Denmark vs, Australia on June 21, 2018
Denmark vs. France on June 26,2018
England Group G
England vs. Tunisia on June 18, 2018
England vs. Panama on June 24, 2018
England vs. Belgium on June 28,2018
France Group C
France vs. Australia on June 16, 2018
France vs. Peru on June 21, 2018
France vs. Denmark on June 26,2018
Germany Group F
Germany vs. Mexico on June 17, 2018
Germany vs. Sweden on June 23, 2018
Germany vs. Korea Republic on June 27,2018
Iceland Group D
Iceland vs. Argentina on June 16, 2018
Iceland vs. Nigeria on June 22, 2018
Iceland vs. Croatia on June 26,2018
Poland Group H
Poland vs.Senegal on June 19, 2018
Poland vs. Colombia on June 24, 2018
Poland vs. Japan on June 28,2018
Portugal Group B
Portugal vs. Spain on June 15, 2018
Portugal vs. Morocco on June 20, 2018
Portugal vs. Iran on June 25,2018
Russia Group A
Russia vs. Saudi Arabia on June 14, 2018
Russia vs. Egypt on June 19, 2018
Russia vs. Uruguay on June 25,2018
Serbia Group E
Serbia vs. Costa Rica on June 17, 2018
Serbia vs. Switzerland on June 22, 2018
Serbia vs. Brazil on June 27,2018
Spain Group B
Spain vs. Portugal on June 15, 2018
Spain vs. Iran on June 20, 2018
Spain vs. Morocco on June 25,2018
Sweden Group F
Sweden vs. Korea Republic on June 18, 2018
Sweden vs. Germany on June 23, 2018
Sweden vs. Mexico on June 27,2018
Switzerland Group E
Switzerland vs. Brazil on June 17, 2018
Switzerland vs. Serbia on June 22, 2018
Switzerland vs. Costa Rica on June 27,2018
Costa Rica Group E
Costa Rica vs. Serbia on June 17, 2018
Consta Rica vs. Brazil on June 22, 2018
Costa Rica vs. Switzerland on June 27,2018
Mexico Group F
Mexico vs. Germany on June 17, 2018
Mexico vs. Korea Repblic on June 23, 2018
Mexico vs. Sweden on June 27,2018
Panama Group G
Panama vs. Belgium on June 18, 2018
Panama vs. England on June 24, 2018
Panama vs. Tunisia on June 28,2018
Argentina Group D
Argentina vs. Iceland on June 16, 2018
Argentina vs. Croatia on June 21, 2018
Argentina vs. Nigeria on June 26,2018
Brazil Group E
Brazil vs. Switzerland on June 17, 2018
Brazil vs. Costa Rica on June 22, 2018
Brazil vs. Serbia on June 27,2018
Colombia Group H
Colombia vs. Japan on June 19, 2018
Colombia vs. Poland on June 24, 2018
Colombia vs. Senegal on June 28,2018
Peru Group C
Peru vs. Denmark on June 16, 2018
Peru vs. France on June 21, 2018
Peru vs. Australia on June 26,2018
Uruguay Group A
Uruguay vs. Egypt on June 15, 2018
Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia on June 20, 2018
Uruguay vs. Russia on June 25,2018


So here we are again, to continue what we dared to begin: challenging Machine Learning.
Before we move on, let’s spend a minute to look back on the last post. You now know what Machine Learning is, it’s something that contains a Model, some (Features, Labels) as inputs (remember we needed many Dog’s images?) and some Activations as outputs (Dog or Not a Dog). You also know what exactly Learning means. It’s the process of Trial-and-Error repeatedly. Trial makes big mistakes in the first time, but help the computer (as well as human’s brain) to learn faster, to become more confident on the next time.
Learning is doing something repeatedly, guys. So don’t be ashamed to do some revision until you’re ready to move on. You can find the last tutorial here: What is Machine Learning?
So, let’s get down to business. I’ll make it easy for you today. It means today’s post won’t be such long as the previous one. Even Cristiano Ronaldo needs some recovery-day, right?
What I want to talk to you today, is about types of Learning. So why the hell must we know about it. So imagine you’re trying to learn piano in a mathematical way, it means that you treat those beautifully composed repertoires as some kind of, let’s say those annoying matrices you saw yesterday. You’ll soon realize it doesn’t make any sense, logically. And even if you can play through it, but actually you just can’t get it (if you’re listening to classical music, then you will know what I mean). So we have to admit that, different things require different learning approaches. If you choose an inappropriate way of learning, then it’ll likely result in some unpleasant tragic.
Sounds like a headache here, right? But don’t worry, it’s not that complicated in the case of Machine Learning. Above I told you that you won’t be able to get progressed in learning piano with some mathematical approach. In the case of Machine Learning, piano repertoires can be treated as Inputs. So different Input types do require different approach of learning. It does make some sense, right? So, based on Input types, we can divide Machine Learning into three categories like below:
First, as you may know (in fact I think you don’t even care), that I’m currently living in Japan (I’m not Japanese, though). When I tried to learn some Machine Learning’s vocabularies in Japanese, I discovered some couple of interesting things. One of those is Supervised Learning term. Why am I telling you this? Because I think it may help you understand this term easily. They call it “Learning with a teacher” in Japanese. Does it make some sense to you?  When you tried to learn for you SAT or GMAT, it was not you who learned by yourselves! Where did you get those vocabularies from? From your teachers? From you instruction books? Doesn’t matter, at least you learned from some sources. Or I can say, you were learning under the supervision of something. It means you knew what were right and what were wrong at the time you were learning. Everything is exactly the same in Machine Learning, Supervised Learning indicates that the computer knows whether it made a right guess or not, using the Label along with each Feature. Remember the Dog Recognition example on the previous post? Yep, it used the Labels to evaluate its work. So, whenever you see a Machine Learning problem where Labels provided along with Features, that’s definitely Supervised Learning.
Obviously, Unsupervised Learning is the opposite of Supervised Learning. It means that you will be given a mess of Features without any Labels on them. So it doesn’t make any sense here, you may suppose. How can the computer actually learn without knowing whether it’s doing right? A picture is worth of thousand words. Let me show you:
As you can see in the picture above. We have two set of points (just ignore the axises’ names, I just want you to focus on the points). Some are red, and some are blue. And it’s obvious that we can draw a line between them, let’s say the green one. As you might get, it’s exactly an another example of Supervised Learning, where the Labels are Red & Blue. (For ones who find it hard to understand. Just imagine the Red points are images of “Dog”, and the Blue ones are images of “Not a Dog”. But don’t worry, I’ll make it more concrete when we come to Logistic Regression!) So, what about this one:
I just simply made them all Blue! So what’s the computer supposed to do now? As you could see from the previous example, the Labels may help in the learning process, but they’re not something which we can’t live without. It’s the distribution of Features which matters! For example, the computer may not see the “Dog” label (or the “Not a Dog” label, either), but it can put things with four-leg features, black-nose features, long-tail features, long-tongue features in the same group. So in the end, we can have the same result with what we got from Supervised Learning. (Of course, actually it can’t be always the same! Imagine that the computer will also have a group for things with two-leg features, two-swing features (for birds’ images); a group for things with no-leg features, long-tongue features (for snakes’ images) and so on. That’s because Unsupervised Learning is not limited by the Input Labels, so the result may vary depending on how the computer learns)
It may be too long to write all about these two types of Learning. Actually in this tutorial, I will mainly focus on Supervised Learning because it’s very common, not only on research but also in real life projects. And via Supervised Learning you will understand the algorithms much faster, much deeper without hurting your enthuasiasm.
To be honest, I rarely talk about something I don’t know much about. Actually at the time of writing, I’m just in the beginning of my research on Reinforcement Learning. So for the sake of simplicity, Reinforcement Learning is the learning through the interaction with Environment. Supervised Learning and Unsupervised Learning are not. Why are they not? Remember the way they actually learn? We give them a set of Input for them to learn from. And they use what they learned from that Input to make predictions (another way of saying “Guess”, I guess). So the way they predict depends entirely on the Input they learn from. We may see the disadvantage here, right? So Reinforcement Learning appears as a solution to eliminate that disadvantage. You can simply think that the computers will actually learn from dynamic Input, it makes them much more robust, precise and confident. But the trade off, that kind of learning is very complicated, especially for Machine Learning’s newcomers. So just put it in the list, OK?
So, now you know about three main types of Machine Learning (there’s a lot out there but you only need to focus on these three, I think). I hope after this post, you can have a (slightly) deeper thought about Machine Learning. In the next post, I’ll talk about Linear Regression, the most common and basic algorithm (let’s say for almost advanced algorithms).  So stay updated, and I’ll see you there. See ya!


Brave woman fights FGM in Kwale
by FADHILI FREDRICKIn Summary
- Ms Nandito has campaigned against the rite of passage since 2013, earning herself the reputation of being a force to reckon with after rescuing at least 19 girls.
- The campaigner regretted that girls who undergo the cut drop out of school because the practice is interconnected with societal problems including child marriage.
- On November 8, community elders and religious leaders across the country committed to end FGM in Kenya by 2022.
Rehema Nandito, a 38 year-old woman from Lunga Lunga in Kwale County is on a mission to rescue girls from the outlawed female genital mutilation.
Ms Nandito has campaigned against the rite of passage since 2013, earning herself the reputation of being a force to reckon with after rescuing at least 19 girls, majority aged eight to thirteen years.
The mother of six, who hails from Naiserian village in Mwereni Ward, was motivated to fight the crime when one of her daughters was exposed to it.
"I'm happy that some of the girls are in children's homes and secondary schools continuing with their education," she said.
THREATS
Ms Nandito told the Nation in an interview that despite the ban, the practice remains rampant in some villages.
She said the journey has been difficult as she has been threatened by community members.
Ms Nandito said the practice has prevailed due to lack of education on its negative effects.
"I go from house to house to talk to families on the importance of doing away with the practice but some turn hostile and threaten my life," she said.
"It is for this reason that we need to work with key stakeholders to educate communities about FGM. There should be a countywide crusade to halt the barbaric procedure."
Kwale County has recognised Ms Nandito's efforts; she was one of several people recently awarded certificates for their contributions to societal growth through volunteering.
CYCLE
The campaigner regretted that girls who undergo the cut drop out of school because the practice is interconnected with societal problems including child marriage.
She said FGM is child abuse, a human rights violation and an extreme form of violence and discrimination against girls so authorities should take action.
"We urge all local authorities to provide support and services to women and girls affected by FGM in order to break the cycle of abuse once and for all," she said., adding many victims do not speak out for fear of victimisation.
Ms Nandito also called for stringent laws to curb the outdated practice and ensure girls are protected.
PLEDGE
On November 8, community elders and religious leaders across the country committed to end FGM in Kenya by 2022.
The leaders made the commitment at State House, Nairobi, during a meeting with President Uhuru Kenyatta and First Lady Margaret Kenyatta.
The declaration by the opinion leaders from 22 counties most affected by FGM is in support of the declaration by President Kenyatta to end the illegal practice in the country by 2022.
The President termed FGM an archaic cultural practice that assaults the wellbeing of individuals and society, and pitched for its complete eradication.
“FGM is a retrogressive practice whose continued existence in our country, in actual fact, assaults our individual and our national consciousness," he said at the ceremony that was used to launch the national policy on the eradication of FGM.


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Projects
Here is a list of some freelance and side projects I've worked on in a non-trivial capacity. If you have any questions
about a particular project, please feel free to send me an e-mail.
Web Applications
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Mobile Applications
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Games & More
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05/10/2023 Released First Officer at WizzAir.
05/09/2023 Line training PASSED.
01/24/2023 Landing Training PASSED.
12/24/2022 AirBus A321 Simulator Training PASSED.
09/23/2020 CPL. EXAM Single & Multi Engine (max 5.7t 8 P.) PASSED.
09/12/2020 ICAO Language Exam
CERTIFICATE.
07/13/2020 ATPL(A)
CERTIFICATE.
PILOT ACADEMY CAA. EXAMS
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FAI. Glider Pilot Silver Badge
Duration of the gliding flight at July. 10. 2016. is 5:28 Distance 403.3 km


Jose Mourinho opens Tottenham press conference with open invite to Pochettino
New Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho had a special message for his predecessor Mauricio Pochettino after being unveiled by his new club on Thursday.
Having been appointed just hours after the popular Argentine was shown the door, Mourinho was full of praise for the work that Pochettino did in his five-year stay in north London.
He told reports: “I do it with a bit of sadness but I have to speak about Mauricio. I have to congratulate him for the work he has done. This club will always be his home. This training ground will always be his training ground. The door will always be open for him.
“He can come when he wants, when he misses the people he works with, the door is always open for him. From my experience, tomorrow is another day and he will find happiness again.”
Mourinho is, however, convinced he made the right choice to return to management with Spurs, adding: “Happiness-wise I am convinced my choice was a great one.
“Sometimes results make these decisions. I wouldn’t say it’s a [big] job [to turn things around]. The club is huge. I know that I have potentially a great job in my hands.
“I had a feeling I was going to get a club mid-season. I knew I would be in a situation where I would get only one or two days before my first game.
“I cannot come here and think it is about myself. It is about the players and going from a base of stability.
“During my career, I made mistakes. I’m not going to make the same mistakes. I’ll make new mistakes. I’m not going to say I’m more fit. I was always fit.”