--- title: Ruhi Raisoni author: Ruhi Raisoni date: '2021-07-25' slug: [] categories: - R tags: - R Markdown image: https://www.alice-in-wonderland.net/wp-content/uploads/2book41.jpg caption: '' preview: yes output: blogdown::html_page: toc: no fig_width: 5 fig_height: 5 keep_md: yes description: This is my struggled attempt at R. ---
Hi, I’m Ruhi Raisoni. Below are some graphs whose code I learnt in R studio with the help and guidance of our facilitator Mr. Arvind Venkatadri.
ggplot(msleep) +
geom_density(aes(x = awake,
color = vore,
fill = vore),
alpha = 0.3) +
labs(title = "Points plotted with Alpha")
I have used an updated and expanded version of the mammals sleep dataset. Updated sleep times and weights were taken from V. M. Savage and G. B. West. A quantitative, theoretical framework for understanding mammalian sleep. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 104 (3):1051-1056, 2007. About the dataset:
head(msleep)
## # A tibble: 6 × 11
## name genus vore order conservation sleep_total sleep_rem sleep_cycle awake
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
## 1 Cheetah Acin… carni Carn… lc 12.1 NA NA 11.9
## 2 Owl mo… Aotus omni Prim… <NA> 17 1.8 NA 7
## 3 Mounta… Aplo… herbi Rode… nt 14.4 2.4 NA 9.6
## 4 Greate… Blar… omni Sori… lc 14.9 2.3 0.133 9.1
## 5 Cow Bos herbi Arti… domesticated 4 0.7 0.667 20
## 6 Three-… Brad… herbi Pilo… <NA> 14.4 2.2 0.767 9.6
## # … with 2 more variables: brainwt <dbl>, bodywt <dbl>
The above graph shows the amount of hours spent awake by animals of different diets like carnivore, herbivore and omnivore.The geometric aesthetic used in the graph is alpha. This aesthetic makes the graph translucent showing the plotted lines hidden as well.
getbb("Pune Maharashtra")
## min max
## x 73.74985 74.02021
## y 18.42950 18.62087
A positive latitude i.e. a positive y value indicates that Pune is above the equator.
streets <- getbb("Pune Maharashtra")%>%
opq()%>%
add_osm_feature(key = "highway",
value = c("motorway", "primary",
"secondary", "tertiary")) %>%
osmdata_sf()
streets
## Object of class 'osmdata' with:
## $bbox : 18.429497,73.7498473,18.6208699,74.020214
## $overpass_call : The call submitted to the overpass API
## $meta : metadata including timestamp and version numbers
## $osm_points : 'sf' Simple Features Collection with 22802 points
## $osm_lines : 'sf' Simple Features Collection with 2052 linestrings
## $osm_polygons : 'sf' Simple Features Collection with 56 polygons
## $osm_multilines : NULL
## $osm_multipolygons : NULL
small_streets <- getbb("Pune Maharashtra")%>%
opq()%>%
add_osm_feature(key = "highway", value = c("residential", "living_street",
"unclassified",
"service", "footway")) %>%
osmdata_sf()
river <- getbb("Pune Maharashtra")%>%
opq()%>%
add_osm_feature(key = "waterway", value = "river") %>%
osmdata_sf()
#group1
ggplot() +
geom_sf(data = small_streets$osm_lines,
inherit.aes = FALSE,
color = "#7fc0ff",
size = .4,
alpha = .8) +
#group2
geom_sf(data = small_streets$osm_lines,
inherit.aes = FALSE,
color = "#ffbe7f",
size = .4,
alpha = .6) +
geom_sf(data = river$osm_lines,
inherit.aes = FALSE,
color = "#ffbe7f",
size = .2,
alpha = .5) +
coord_sf(xlim = c(73.85, 74.00), #Didn't used original values to get a more spaced out map. This is a slightly zoomed in map of Pune.
ylim = c(18.50, 18.62), #Use getbb("Pune Maharashtra") to find original values.
expand = FALSE) +
labs(title= "My first Street Map", subtitle = "Highways and waterways") +
theme_void() + #to hide the x and y axis
theme(plot.background = element_rect(fill = "#282828"))
I have used Imports OpenStreetMap (OSM) data into R as either ‘sf’ or ‘sp’ objects. OSM data are extracted from the overpass API and processed with very fast C++ routines for return to R. The package enables simple overpass queries to be constructed without the user necessarily understanding the syntax of the overpass query language, while retaining the ability to handle arbitrarily complex queries. Functions are also provided to enable recursive searching between different kinds of OSM data (for example, to find all lines which intersect a given point).
The above map shows highways and waterways in the city of Pune, Maharashtra.
mh_nodes <-read_csv("./Data/moneyheist-nodes.csv")
## New names:
## * `` -> ...6
## * `` -> ...7
## Rows: 19 Columns: 7
## ── Column specification ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
## Delimiter: ","
## chr (3): Names, Sex, Race
## dbl (2): Born, Part
## lgl (2): ...6, ...7
##
## ℹ Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
## ℹ Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
mh_edges <- read_csv("./Data/moneyheist-edges.csv")
## Rows: 48 Columns: 4
## ── Column specification ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
## Delimiter: ","
## chr (3): From, To, Type
## dbl (1): Weight
##
## ℹ Use `spec()` to retrieve the full column specification for this data.
## ℹ Specify the column types or set `show_col_types = FALSE` to quiet this message.
mh_nodes
## # A tibble: 19 × 7
## Names Sex Race Born Part ...6 ...7
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <lgl> <lgl>
## 1 Professor M White 1975 1 NA NA
## 2 Tokyo F White 1989 1 NA NA
## 3 Berlin M White 1971 1 NA NA
## 4 Denver M White 1991 1 NA NA
## 5 Nairobi F Black 1986 1 NA NA
## 6 Moscow M White 1964 1 NA NA
## 7 Rio M White 1996 1 NA NA
## 8 Helsinki M Black 1977 1 NA NA
## 9 Oslo M Black 1979 1 NA NA
## 10 Monica F White 1983 1 NA NA
## 11 Artorito M White 1978 1 NA NA
## 12 Ariadna F White 1984 1 NA NA
## 13 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 14 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 15 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 16 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 17 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 18 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
## 19 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA NA NA NA
mh_edges
## # A tibble: 48 × 4
## From To Weight Type
## <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
## 1 Professor Tokyo 13 Guardian Angel
## 2 Professor Berlin 21 Right Hand
## 3 Professor Denver 10 Acquaintances
## 4 Professor Moscow 8 Acquaintances
## 5 Denver Moscow 5 Son
## 6 Helsinki Oslo 4 Twins
## 7 Oslo Professor 1 Soldier
## 8 Nairobi Professor 4 Quality Control Manager
## 9 Rio Professor 5 Coding
## 10 Helsinki Professor 3 Soldier
## # … with 38 more rows
head(mh_nodes)#The first six rows of the nodes dataset
## # A tibble: 6 × 7
## Names Sex Race Born Part ...6 ...7
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <lgl> <lgl>
## 1 Professor M White 1975 1 NA NA
## 2 Tokyo F White 1989 1 NA NA
## 3 Berlin M White 1971 1 NA NA
## 4 Denver M White 1991 1 NA NA
## 5 Nairobi F Black 1986 1 NA NA
## 6 Moscow M White 1964 1 NA NA
head(mh_edges)#The first six rows of the edges dataset
## # A tibble: 6 × 4
## From To Weight Type
## <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
## 1 Professor Tokyo 13 Guardian Angel
## 2 Professor Berlin 21 Right Hand
## 3 Professor Denver 10 Acquaintances
## 4 Professor Moscow 8 Acquaintances
## 5 Denver Moscow 5 Son
## 6 Helsinki Oslo 4 Twins
dim(mh_nodes)#Dimensions of the nodes dataset
## [1] 19 7
dim(mh_edges)#Dimensions of the edges dataset
## [1] 48 4
## # A tbl_graph: 19 nodes and 48 edges
## #
## # An undirected multigraph with 8 components
## #
## # Node Data: 19 × 7 (active)
## Names Sex Race Born Part ...6 ...7
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <lgl> <lgl>
## 1 Professor M White 1975 1 NA NA
## 2 Tokyo F White 1989 1 NA NA
## 3 Berlin M White 1971 1 NA NA
## 4 Denver M White 1991 1 NA NA
## 5 Nairobi F Black 1986 1 NA NA
## 6 Moscow M White 1964 1 NA NA
## # … with 13 more rows
## #
## # Edge Data: 48 × 4
## from to Weight Type
## <int> <int> <dbl> <chr>
## 1 1 2 13 Guardian Angel
## 2 1 3 21 Right Hand
## 3 1 4 10 Acquaintances
## # … with 45 more rows
# setting theme_graph
set_graph_style()
mh %>%
activate(nodes) %>%
# Who has the most connections?
mutate(degree = centrality_degree()) %>%
activate(edges) %>%
# Who is the go-through person?
mutate(betweenness = centrality_edge_betweenness()) %>%
# Now to continue with plotting
ggraph(layout = "nicely") +
geom_edge_link(aes(alpha = betweenness)) +
geom_node_point(aes(size = degree, colour = degree)) +
# discrete colour legend
scale_color_gradient(guide = "legend")
# or even less typing
ggraph(mh,layout = "nicely") +
geom_edge_link(aes(alpha = centrality_edge_betweenness())) +
geom_node_point(aes(colour = centrality_degree(),
size = centrality_degree())) +
scale_color_gradient(guide = "legend",
low = "lightskyblue",
high = "magenta")
About the datasets:
head(mh_nodes)
## # A tibble: 6 × 7
## Names Sex Race Born Part ...6 ...7
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <lgl> <lgl>
## 1 Professor M White 1975 1 NA NA
## 2 Tokyo F White 1989 1 NA NA
## 3 Berlin M White 1971 1 NA NA
## 4 Denver M White 1991 1 NA NA
## 5 Nairobi F Black 1986 1 NA NA
## 6 Moscow M White 1964 1 NA NA
head(mh_edges)
## # A tibble: 6 × 4
## From To Weight Type
## <chr> <chr> <dbl> <chr>
## 1 Professor Tokyo 13 Guardian Angel
## 2 Professor Berlin 21 Right Hand
## 3 Professor Denver 10 Acquaintances
## 4 Professor Moscow 8 Acquaintances
## 5 Denver Moscow 5 Son
## 6 Helsinki Oslo 4 Twins
We draw a conclusion that the biggest circle-light blue is of Professor who forms a bond with the core members of the heist. The second biggest circle is of Berlin who has connections with three hostages.
This course was about R, a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics. I learnt how to code graphs and maps in R Markdown. It’s always difficult to find your own mistakes and that made me impatient several times through this course. Having learnt how to make my own datasets, I am confident that in future as a designer I can use my own data for reasoning and evaluating to attain a conclusion.


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smoked |
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I got up for work one morning, I had barely slept at all the night before. I often will not be able to sleep if I have a lot of things on my mind, or know that I have to get up and do something the next day, I'll end up being all anxious thinking about that all night rather than just falling asleep. So I probably had an 1 if any sleep. I got up and went to work, I work doing landscaping/construction, I don't remember exactly what I did that day but it was something semi strenuous. I also didn't have any breakfast that day, nor did I eat my lunch at work.
I got back to my house about 7 hours later, I was just in the sun all day and am tired as hell from lifting/carrying/digging things all day, plus running on no sleep or food. I get inside, my body is aching, my stomach is growling, and my energy is gone, and I'm almost in a state of delirium because of this.  I hadn't smoked yet all day so I was really quite high.
 I then started spacing out again as I showered, and started looking at the wall, small crackles in the paint were forming in to semi distinguishable objects. the swirling colors depicted on the shampoo bottle logos were morphing and twisting about and other subtle things had the same effect.
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The Appendix was a quarterly journal of experimental and narrative history, soliciting articles from historians, writers, and artists committed to good storytelling, with an eye for the strange and a suspicion of both jargon and traditional narratives.
The Appendix published eight quarterly issues in two volumes, and between journal articles and blog posts published work from over 150 contributors.
In addition to our contributors, the following people made the journal possible:
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The special issue of Language and Cognitive Processes with contribution from the 2008 conference Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody has appeared online:
Prosody is the rhythm, stress and intonation of speech, which encodes information that is not encoded by the syntax or words of an utterance. Prosody is critical for parsing speech, constructing syntactic structure, and building a representation of the conversational discourse model, among other linguistic functions.
In 2008, researchers from linguistics, psychology and computer science gathered at the inaugural meeting of the conference on Experimental and Theoretical Approaches to Prosody at Cornell University. The papers in this volume represent the cutting edge of the prosody work presented at that conference.
The articles in this special issue tackle a number of key questions: What type of information about syntax, semantics, and context is reflected in prosody and intonation? How much of that information can a listener retrieve from the signal? How does this information facilitate language processing in online conversations? How can this information be used to parse corpora, and how can corpora be used to test theories on prosody?
TOC:
M. Wagner, D.G. Watson, Experimental and Theoretical Advances in Prosody: A Review.
A. Anttila, M. Adams, M. Speriosu, The Role of Prosody in the English Dative Alternation.
J. Barnes, N. Veilleux, A. Brugos, S. Shattuck-Hufnagel, Turning Points, Tonal Targets, and the English L-phrase Accent.
B. Braun, L. Tagliapietra, The Role of Contrastive Intonation Contours in the Retrieval of Contextual Alternatives.
M. Breen, E. Fedorenko, M. Wagner, E. Gibson, Acoustic Correlates of Information Structure.
S. Calhoun, How Does Informativeness Affect Prosodic Prominence?
J. Cole, Y. Mo, S. Baek, The Role of Syntactic Structure in Guiding Prosody Perception with Ordinary Listeners and Everyday Speech.
A. Isaacs, D.G. Watson, Accent Detection is a Slippery Slope: Direction and Rate of F0 Change Drives Listeners’ Comprehension.
S.A. Jun, The Implicit Prosody Hypothesis and Overt Prosody in English.
J. Snedeker, E. Casserly, Is it All Relative? Effects of Prosodic Boundaries on the Comprehension and Production of Attachment Ambiguities.
I. Stoyneshka-Raleva, J.D. Fodor, E. Fernandez, Phoneme Restoration Methods Reveal Prosodic Influences on Syntactic Processing.
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Johanne Masowe eChishanu leader dies
by Staff ReporterJohanne Masowe eChishanu apostolic sect leader Edward Manyara has died.
He was 67.
The leader popularly known as Madzibaba Edward died upon admission at Avenues clinic yesterday after being involved in an accident near his Westlea home at Maplanka area, along the Harare-Bulawayo Highway. A car he was aboard overturned leading to him being thrown by the wayside.
Family spokesperson Mr Krebe Kaeruza said the body will be collected tommorow from the mortuary and lie in state at his Westlea house. The body will be taken to his Centinary farm on Thursday where it will again lie in state ahead of burial scheduled for Friday.
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by Alistair JonesI’m so bad at Baba is You that even the sight of a rabbit is enough to have me break out in a cold sweat, but it seems that now it’s about to get even harder. In a tweet over the weekend, developer Hempuli Oy confirmed that fans of the game will soon be able to create and share their own levels.
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by Pauline KatethyaCan you even!
South Africa based Ugandan business woman Zari Hassan, held an exquisite birthday party for his son Prince Nillan who was turning three years old.
The all white themed party was an invite only ceremony that was attended by Zari’s close friends and relatives.
Judging from the photos, the birthday party looked classy, expensive and glamorous. We are yet to confirm the location of the birthday party held in South Africa.
Nillan is the last born son to Zari and the second of her kids with Tanzania singer Diamond Platnumz.
Diamond and Zari have not been in good terms since February 2018 when they parted ways over a number of issues including cheating allegations. Despite of their differences, it's not yet clear why Diamond didn't attend his son's birthday party.
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A flexible and reproducible interface to developmental eyetracking datasets
peekbank is a flexible and reproducible interface to developmental eyetracking datasets.
The Peekbank project is an open database storing eye-tracking datasets on children's word recognition in a well-documented, easily accessible, tabular format. It also provides processing tools for standardizing eye-tracking data across data sources (peekds
R package), interfaces for accessing the database (peekbankr
R package), and applications for visualizing the data (Peekbank Shiny App).


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| Adel 21 | Adel | LAKE |
| Adrian 61
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Adrian
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MALHEUR
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| Alsea 7J
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Alsea
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BENTON
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| Amity 4J
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Amity
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YAMHILL
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| Annex 29
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Ontario
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MALHEUR
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| Arlington 3
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Arlington
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GILLIAM
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| Arock 81
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Arock
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MALHEUR
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| Ashland 5
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Ashland
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JACKSON
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| Ashwood 8
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Ashwood
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JEFFERSON
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| Astoria 1C
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Astoria
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CLATSOP
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| Athena-Weston 29J
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Athena
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UMATILLA
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| Baker 5J
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Baker City
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BAKER
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| Bandon 54
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Bandon
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COOS
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| Banks 13
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Banks
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WASHINGTON
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| Beaverton 48J
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Beaverton
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WASHINGTON
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| Bend-La Pine 1
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Bend
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DESCHUTES
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| Bethel 52
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Eugene
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LANE
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| Blachly 90
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Blachly
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LANE
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| Black Butte 41
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Camp Sherman
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JEFFERSON
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| Brookings-Harbor 17
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Brookings
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CURRY
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| Burnt River 30J
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Unity
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BAKER
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| Butte Falls 91
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Butte Falls
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JACKSON
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| Camas Valley 21
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Camas Valley
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DOUGLAS
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| Canby 86
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Canby
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CLACKAMAS
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| Cascade 5
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Turner
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MARION
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| Centennial 28J
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Portland
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MULTNOMAH
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| Central 13J
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Independence
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POLK
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| Central Curry 1
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Gold Beach
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CURRY
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| Central Linn 552
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Halsey
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LINN
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| Central Point 6
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Central Point
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JACKSON
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| Clatskanie 6J
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Clatskanie
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COLUMBIA
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| Colton 53
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Colton
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CLACKAMAS
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| Condon 25J
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Condon
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GILLIAM
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| Coos Bay 9
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Coos Bay
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COOS
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| Coquille 8
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Coquille
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COOS
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| Corbett 39
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Corbett
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MULTNOMAH
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| Corvallis 509J
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Corvallis
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BENTON
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| Cove 15
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Cove
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UNION
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Crane 4
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Crane
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HARNEY
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| Crane UH1J
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Crane
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HARNEY
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| Creswell 40
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Creswell
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LANE
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| Crook County
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Prineville
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CROOK
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| Crow-Applegate 66
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Eugene
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LANE
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| Culver 4
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Culver
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JEFFERSON
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| Dallas 2
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Dallas
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POLK
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| David Douglas 40
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Portland
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MULTNOMAH
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| Days Creek 15
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Days Creek
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DOUGLAS
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| Dayton 8
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Dayton
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YAMHILL
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| Dayville 16J
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Dayville
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GRANT
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Diamond 7
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Diamond
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HARNEY
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Double O 28
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Hines
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HARNEY
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Drewsey 13
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Drewsey
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HARNEY
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| Dufur Public Schools
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Dufur
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WASCO
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| Eagle Point 9
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Eagle Point
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JACKSON
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| Echo 5
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Echo
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UMATILLA
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| Elgin 23
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Elgin
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UNION
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| Elkton 34
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Elkton
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DOUGLAS
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| Enterprise 21
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Enterprise
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WALLOWA
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| Estacada 108
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Estacada
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CLACKAMAS
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| Eugene 4J
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Eugene
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LANE
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| Falls City 57
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Falls City
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POLK
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| Fern Ridge 28J
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Elmira
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LANE
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| Forest Grove
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Forest Grove
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WASHINGTON
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| Fossil 21J
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Fossil
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WHEELER
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Frenchglen 16
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Diamond
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HARNEY
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| Gaston 511J
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Gaston
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WASHINGTON
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| Gervais 1
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Gervais
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MARION
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| Gladstone 115
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Gladstone
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CLACKAMAS
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| Glendale 77
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Glendale
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DOUGLAS
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| Glide 12
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Glide
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DOUGLAS
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| Grants Pass 7
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Grants Pass
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JOSEPHINE
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| Greater Albany 8J
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Albany
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LINN
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| Gresham-Barlow 10
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Gresham
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MULTNOMAH
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| Harney County 3
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Burns
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HARNEY
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| Harper 66
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Harper
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MALHEUR
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| Harrisburg 7
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Harrisburg
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LINN
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| Helix 1
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Helix
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UMATILLA
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| Hermiston 8
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Hermiston
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UMATILLA
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| Hillsboro 1J
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Hillsboro
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WASHINGTON
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| Hood River County
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Hood River
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| Huntington 16J
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Huntington
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BAKER
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| Imbler 11
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Imbler
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UNION
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| Ione 2
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Ione
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MORROW
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Jefferson
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MARION
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| Jefferson Co 509J
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Madras
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JEFFERSON
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| Jewell 8
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Seaside
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CLATSOP
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| John Day 3
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Canyon City
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GRANT
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| Jordan Valley 3
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Jordan Valley
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MALHEUR
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| Joseph 6
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Joseph
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WALLOWA
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| Junction City 69
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Junction City
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LANE
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| Juntura 12
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Juntura
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MALHEUR
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| Klamath County
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Klamath Falls
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KLAMATH
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| Klamath Falls City Schools
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Klamath Falls
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KLAMATH
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| Knappa 4
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Astoria
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CLATSOP
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| La Grande 1
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La Grande
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UNION
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| Lake County 7
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Lakeview
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LAKE
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| Lake Oswego 7J
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Lake Oswego
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CLACKAMAS
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| Lebanon Community Schools
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Lebanon
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LINN
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| Lincoln County Schools
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Newport
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LINCOLN
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| Long Creek 17
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Long Creek
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GRANT
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| Lowell 71
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Lowell
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LANE
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| Mapleton 32
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Mapleton
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LANE
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| Marcola 79J
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Marcola
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LANE
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McDermitt 51
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Vale
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MALHEUR
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| McKenzie 68
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Finn Rock
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LANE
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| McMinnville 40
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McMinnville
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YAMHILL
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| Medford 549C
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Medford
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JACKSON
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| Milton-Freewater 7
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Milton Freewater
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UMATILLA
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| Mitchell 55
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Mitchell
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WHEELER
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| Molalla River
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Molalla
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CLACKAMAS
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| Monroe 1J
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Monroe
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BENTON
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| Monument 8
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Monument
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GRANT
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| Morrow 1
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Heppner
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MORROW
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| Mt Angel 91
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Mount Angel
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MARION
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| Myrtle Point 41
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Myrtle Point
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COOS
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| Neah-Kah-Nie 56
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Rockaway
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TILLAMOOK
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| Nestucca Valley 101J
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Cloverdale
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TILLAMOOK
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| Newberg 29J
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Newberg
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YAMHILL
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| North Bend 13
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North Bend
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COOS
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| North Clackamas 12
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Milwaukie
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CLACKAMAS
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| North Douglas 22
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Drain
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DOUGLAS
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| North Lake 14
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Silver Lake
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LAKE
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| North Marion 15
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Aurora
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MARION
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| North Powder 8J
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North Powder
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UNION
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| North Santiam 29
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Stayton
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MARION
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| North Wasco County 21
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The Dalles
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WASCO
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| Nyssa 26
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Nyssa
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MALHEUR
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| Oakland 1
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Oakland
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DOUGLAS
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| Oakridge 76
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Oakridge
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LANE
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| Ontario 8C
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Ontario
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MALHEUR
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| Oregon City 62
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Oregon City
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CLACKAMAS
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| Oregon Trail 46
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Sandy
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CLACKAMAS
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| Paisley 11
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Paisley
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LAKE
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| Parkrose 3
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Portland
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MULTNOMAH
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| Pendleton 16
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Pendleton
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UMATILLA
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| Perrydale 21J
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Amity
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POLK
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| Philomath 17J
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Philomath
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BENTON
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| Phoenix-Talent 4
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Phoenix
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JACKSON
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| Pilot Rock 2
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Pilot Rock
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UMATILLA
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Pine Creek 5
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Hines
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HARNEY
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| Pine Eagle 61
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Halfway
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BAKER
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| Pinehurst 94
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Ashland
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JACKSON
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| Pleasant Hill 1
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Pleasant Hill
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LANE
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| Plush 18
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Plush
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LAKE
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| Port Orford-Langlois
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Port Orford
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CURRY
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| Portland 1J
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Portland
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MULTNOMAH
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| Powers 31
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Powers
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COOS
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| Prairie City 4
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Prairie City
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GRANT
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| Prospect 59
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Prospect
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JACKSON
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| Rainier 13
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Rainier
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COLUMBIA
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| Redmond 2J
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Redmond
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DESCHUTES
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| Reedsport 105
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Reedsport
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DOUGLAS
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| Reynolds 7
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Fairview
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MULTNOMAH
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| Riddle 70
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Riddle
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DOUGLAS
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| Riverdale 51J
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Portland
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MULTNOMAH
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| Rogue River 35
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Rogue River
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JACKSON
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| Roseburg Public Schools
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Roseburg
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DOUGLAS
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| Salem-Keizer 24J
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Salem
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MARION
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| Santiam Canyon 129
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Mill City
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LINN
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| Scappoose 1J
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Scappoose
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COLUMBIA
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| Scio 95
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Scio
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LINN
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| Seaside 10
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Seaside
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CLATSOP
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| Sheridan 48J
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Sheridan
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YAMHILL
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| Sherman 1
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Moro
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SHERMAN
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| Sherwood 88J
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Sherwood
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WASHINGTON
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| Silver Falls 4J
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MARION
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| Sisters 6
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Sisters
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DESCHUTES
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| Siuslaw 97J
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Florence
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South Harney 33
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Denio
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HARNEY
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| South Lane 45J
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Cottage Grove
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| South Umpqua 19
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Myrtle Creek
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DOUGLAS
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| South Wasco County 1
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Maupin
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WASCO
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Spray 1
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Spray
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WHEELER
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| Springfield 19
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Springfield
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LANE
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| St Helens 502
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Saint Helens
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COLUMBIA
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| St Paul 45
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Saint Paul
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MARION
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| Stanfield 61R
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Stanfield
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UMATILLA
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Suntex 10
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Hines
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HARNEY
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| Sutherlin 130
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Sutherlin
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DOUGLAS
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| Sweet Home 55
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Sweet Home
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| Three Rivers/Josephine CU
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Murphy
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JOSEPHINE
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| Tigard-Tualatin 23J
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Tigard
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WASHINGTON
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| Tillamook 9
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Tillamook
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TILLAMOOK
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Enterprise
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WALLOWA
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Ukiah
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| Umatilla 6
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Umatilla
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Union
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Vale
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MALHEUR
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| Vernonia 47J
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Vernonia
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COLUMBIA
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| Wallowa 12
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Wallowa
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WALLOWA
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| Warrenton-Hammond 30
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Warrenton
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CLATSOP
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| West Linn-Wilsonville 3J
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Tualatin
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| Willamina 30J
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Willamina
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Woodburn
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| Yamhill-Carlton 1
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| Yoncalla 32
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In this codelab, you'll use the Python subprocess module with the cURL command to work with a web API.
The web comic xkcd is somewhat popular among developers. It provides a web API for downloading information about the comic, documented at https://xkcd.com/json.html.
Use the API from the command line to learn how it works.
curl -L https://xkcd.com/info.0.json
You should see output like the following:
{"month": "5", "num": 2461, "link": "", "year": "2021",
"news": "", "safe_title": "90's Kid Space Program",
"transcript": "",
"alt": "NASA may not want to admit it, but at this point they ARE the 90's Kid Space Program.",
"img": "https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/90s_kid_space_program.png",
"title": "90's Kid Space Program", "day": "10"}
lesson02-curl
project in GitLab that the instructors have created for you.git clone git@techx-gitlab.640k.net:s-USER/lesson02-curl.git
pytest download_comic_test.py
Not all tests have been implemented. Some failures are expected. You should see 4 passing tests and 2 failing tests.
capture_output=True
to subprocess.run()
to tell Python to save the bytes output from the program.exist_ok=True
argument prevents errors when the directory already exists.


RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
internal struct RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask : OptionSet
This is an option set that will decode the response to the 0101/0141 PID.
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Required for the OptionSet protocol.
Declaration
Swift
typealias RawValue = UInt32
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Required for the OptionSet protocol.
Declaration
Swift
let rawValue: RawValue
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CE/MIL on
Declaration
Swift
static let mil: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Number of Emissions-related DTCs
Declaration
Swift
static let dtcCount: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Reserved
Declaration
Swift
static let reserved: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
This is on, if the motor is compression (diesel).
Declaration
Swift
static let diesel: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Components system test available
Declaration
Swift
static let componentsAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Components system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let componentsIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Fuel system test available
Declaration
Swift
static let fuelSystemAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Fuel system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let fuelSystemIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Misfire test available
Declaration
Swift
static let misfireAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Misfire test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let misfireIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
EGR System test available
Declaration
Swift
static let egrSystemAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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EGR System test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let egrSystemIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Catalyst test available
Declaration
Swift
static let catalystAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Catalyst test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let catalystIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Oxygen sensor heater test available
Declaration
Swift
static let oxygenSensorHeaterAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Oxygen sensor heater test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let oxygenSensorHeaterIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Oxygen sensor test available
Declaration
Swift
static let oxygenSensorAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Oxygen sensor test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let oxygenSensorIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
A/C refrigerant test available
Declaration
Swift
static let acRefrigerantAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
A/C refrigerant test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let acRefrigerantIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Secondary air system test available
Declaration
Swift
static let sasAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Secondary air system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let sasIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Evaporative system test available
Declaration
Swift
static let evaporativeSystemAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Evaporative system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let evaporativeSystemIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Heated catalyst test available
Declaration
Swift
static let heatedCatalystAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Heated catalyst test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let heatedCatalystIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
PM filter monitoring test available
Declaration
Swift
static let pmFilterMonitoringAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
PM filter monitoring test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let pmFilterMonitoringIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Exhaust gas test available
Declaration
Swift
static let exhaustSensorAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Exhaust gas test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let exhaustSensorIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Reserved
Declaration
Swift
static let reserved01Available: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Reserved
Declaration
Swift
static let reserved01Incomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Boost pressure test available
Declaration
Swift
static let boostPressureAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
Boost pressure test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let boostPressureIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Reserved
Declaration
Swift
static let reserved02Available: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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Reserved
Declaration
Swift
static let reserved02Incomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
NOx/SCR Monitor test available
Declaration
Swift
static let noxSCRAvailable: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
-
NOx/SCR Monitor test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
static let noxSCRIncomplete: RVS_BTDriver_OBD_Command_Service_01_MonitorStatusBitMask
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CE/MIL on
Declaration
Swift
var isMILOn: Bool { get }
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Number of Emissions-related DTCs
Declaration
Swift
var count: Int { get }
-
This is on, if the motor is compression (diesel).
Declaration
Swift
var isDiesel: Bool { get }
-
Components system test available
Declaration
Swift
var componentsAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Components system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var componentsIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Fuel system test available
Declaration
Swift
var fuelSystemAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Fuel system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var fuelSystemIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Misfire test available
Declaration
Swift
var misfireAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Misfire test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var misfireIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
EGR System test available
Declaration
Swift
var egrSystemAvailable: Bool { get }
-
EGR System test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var egrSystemIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Catalyst test available
Declaration
Swift
var catalystAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Catalyst test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var catalystIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Oxygen sensor heater test available
Declaration
Swift
var oxygenSensorHeaterAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Oxygen sensor heater test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var oxygenSensorHeaterIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Oxygen sensor test available
Declaration
Swift
var oxygenSensorAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Oxygen sensor test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var oxygenSensorIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
A/C refrigerant test available
Declaration
Swift
var acRefrigerantAvailable: Bool { get }
-
A/C refrigerant test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var acRefrigerantIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Secondary air system test available
Declaration
Swift
var sasAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Secondary air system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var sasIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Evaporative system test available
Declaration
Swift
var evaporativeSystemAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Evaporative system test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
var evaporativeSystemIncomplete: Bool { get }
-
Heated catalyst test available
Declaration
Swift
var heatedCatalystAvailable: Bool { get }
-
Heated catalyst test still in progress
Declaration
Swift
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DataService APIs¶
All urls in this chapter are with respect to the base url of the DataService. For example: If the DataService is at http://www.example.com:82 then a url such as /service/sensor refers to http://www.example.com:82/service/sensor
Authentication¶
In order to access the DataService all users will first have to generate an OAuth Token using the Client ID and secret Client Key that they obtain from their account at the Central Service. Once logged into the CentralService users can go to the OAuth tab and generate a Client ID and Key that should never be shared with any other users.
Once the Client ID and Key have been generated the user can request BuildingDepot for the access token. The access token will be valid for the next 24 hours after which another access token will have to be generated.The OAuth token should also never be shared publicly.
This OAuth token will have to be sent in the headers of all the requests made to BuildingDepot.


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SPServices
SPServices is a jQuery library which abstracts SharePoint's Web Services and makes them easier to use. It also includes functions which use the various Web Service operations to provide more useful (and cool) capabilities. It works entirely client side and requires no server install.
SPServices is primarily hosted on Codeplex, with this repository mirroring most of the downloads there.
We're in the process of migrating the docs from Codeplex here.
For full documentation, please visit http://spservices.codeplex.com/documentation


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{% include h2-anchor.html text="Tools" %}
Tools below the divider in the sidebar are accessible from all views. Currently the only globally accessible tool is the evaluator.
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Evaluator |
The Evaluator is used to evaluate expressions, allowing you to type in Alloy expressions and see their values. For example, typing univ shows the set of all atoms. The evaluator consists of a toolbar that contains two tool buttons, a results pane that contains the results of all evaluated expressions, and the evaluator text area to type in expressions. All three are described below.
The toolbar contains two buttons:
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Clear the results pane and all history | |
| Display results as tables instead of text. Clicking again will toggle the results back to text. |
The results pane includes the evaluated results of all expressions. As seen in the image, the expression is in bold text above the value of that expression. The value is displayed as text by default, but can be displayed as a table by clicking the table icon in the toolbar.
Type expressions into the evaluator and press enter to calculate the result. Use the ↑ and ↓ arrow keys to recall old inputs.


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Verona Murphy 'deeply regrets' asylum seeker comments
by By Elaine LoughlinFine Gael's by-election candidate Verona Murphy has broken her silence to express "deep regret" over comments she made about asylum seekers.
The Wexford candidate, who suggested asylum seekers who come to Ireland need to be "deprogrammed" as they may have been influenced by ISIS, has now said her comments were a "very poor choice of words".
Speaking on South East Radio, Ms Murphy said: “I would like to say I deeply regret the words used in my interview. I have expressed and I wish to express again my understanding of the offence and hurt that I have caused by my comments and I wish to sincerely apologise."
She added: “It is a learning curve, I intend to be better informed in the future and I did visit with the Syrian families in the centre in Dungarvan. I told them exactly what I had said. I asked for their forgiveness by making an apology and that was accepted.
“I was hugely impressed after four and a half hours by these families and it is that knowledge that I will be imparting, an informed knowledge,” she said.
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statsmodels.stats.correlation_tools.corr_clipped¶
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statsmodels.stats.correlation_tools.
corr_clipped
(corr, threshold=1e-15)[source]¶ Find a near correlation matrix that is positive semi-definite
This function clips the eigenvalues, replacing eigenvalues smaller than the threshold by the threshold. The new matrix is normalized, so that the diagonal elements are one. Compared to corr_nearest, the distance between the original correlation matrix and the positive definite correlation matrix is larger, however, it is much faster since it only computes eigenvalues once.
Parameters: corr : ndarray, (k, k)
initial correlation matrix
threshold : float
clipping threshold for smallest eigenvalue, see Notes
Returns: corr_new : ndarray, (optional)
corrected correlation matrix
See also
Notes
The smallest eigenvalue of the corrected correlation matrix is approximately equal to the
threshold
. In examples, the smallest eigenvalue can be by a factor of 10 smaller than the threshold, e.g. threshold 1e-8 can result in smallest eigenvalue in the range between 1e-9 and 1e-8. If the threshold=0, then the smallest eigenvalue of the correlation matrix might be negative, but zero within a numerical error, for example in the range of -1e-16.Assumes input correlation matrix is symmetric. The diagonal elements of returned correlation matrix is set to ones.
If the correlation matrix is already positive semi-definite given the threshold, then the original correlation matrix is returned.
cov_clipped
is 40 or more times faster thancov_nearest
in simple example, but has a slightly larger approximation error.


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Sets value of this vector.
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Adds *v* to this vector.
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Sets this vector to *a - b*.
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Tsuchiura JPN
Race Winners
(26 runnings)
15 Apr
2012
2011 10 Apr
2010 19 Apr
2009 20
Apr
2008
15 Apr
2007
16 Apr
2006
2:25:10
2:50:25
17 Apr
2005
2:33:00
2:50:27
18 Apr
2004
2:23:41
2:51:49
13 Apr
2003
2:23:57
2:46:17
21 Apr
2002
2:17:47
2:56:35
15 Apr
2001
2:20:46
2:55:36
16 Apr
2000
2:19:35
2:58:12
18 Apr
1999
2:27:19
2:54:58
26 Apr
1998
2:20:37
2:57:17
20 Apr
1997
2:18:33
2:42:17
21 Apr
1996
2:20:55
2:48:04
16 Jan
1995
2:22:01
2:55:05
16 Jan
1994
2:22:26
2:49:41
17 Jan
1993
2:22:29
2:52:47
19 Jan
1992
2:31:14
2:45:48
20 Jan
1991
2:22:02
2:52:32
Notes: 1991 was the inaugural year.
16 Apr
2017
2:23:25
Saeki Makino (JPN)
2:51:43
Yuki Mizuseda (JPN)
17 Apr
2016
2:26:56
Takehiko Gyoba (JPN)
2:53:57
Yukie Tamura-2
19 Apr
2015
2:20:19
Koji Hayasaka (JPN)
2:41:27
Sakie Ishibashi (JPN)
20
Apr 2014
2:14:20
Atsushi Haegawa (JPN)
2:53:29
Yumi Sato (JPN)
21 Apr
2013
2:24:05
Takahiro Kawamura (JPN)
2:54:24
Sachie (Yoshida) Takada (JPN)
2:22:38
Yuki Kawauchi (JPN)
2:49:00
Yukie Tamura (JPN)
---
cancelled due to earthquake/tsunami
---
cancelled due to earthquake/tsunami
2:23:52
Shigeaki Hirata (JPN)
2:52:54
Mai Fujisawa (JPN)
2:26:02
Kota Miyagawa-2
2:59:33
Masai Furuya (JPN)
2:25:40
Hiro Yabushita (JPN)
2:52:34
Miyo Tanabe (JPN)
2:23:53
Kota Miyagawa (JPN)
2:50:34
Makiko Kawagoe (JPN)
Kaito Iwayama (JPN)
Yumiko Une (JPN)
Katsuhiko Onuki (JPN)
Hiroko Shou-3
Tsutomu Sassa (JPN)
Hikaru Tanaka (JPN)
Keiichiro Morishita (JPN)
Tamaki Okuno (JPN)
Akihiro Oshikiri (JPN)
Hiroko Shou-2
Toshio Mano (JPN)
Hiroko Shou (JPN)
Shinya Morisaki (JPN)
Yasuko Azuma (JPN)
Yasunori Yamamoto (JPN)
Akiko Sugawara (JPN)
Isamu Sennai (JPN)
Rie Kudo (JPN)
Koichi Suzuki (JPN)
Hikaru Kawai (JPN)
Yasuaki Yamamoto-2
Tomoko Horie (JPN)
Yasuaki Yamamoto (JPN)
Akiko Kashiwazaki (JPN)
Tomohiko Sato (JPN)
Misai Miyata (JPN)
Takayasu Komatsu (JPN)
Eriko Nakao (JPN)
Yoshio Abe (JPN)
Yukiko Soma (JPN)
Hideo Yokota (JPN)
Masako Ide (JPN)
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(1991-date)
Men
2
Yasuaki Yamamoto (JPN)
1995-96
Women
3
Hiroko Shou (JPN)
2001-02,2005
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Prize money is not awarded in Japanese road races due to legal restrictions.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:15 1 <2:16 1 <2:17 1 <2:18 2 <2:19 3 <2:20 4 Women <2:42 1 <2:44 2 <2:46 3 <2:48 5 <2:50 9
Kasumigaura 10 mile
Tsuchiura JPN
Race Winners
(26 runnings)
15 Apr
2012
2011 10 Apr
2010 19 Apr
2009 55:12 53:08 16 Apr
2006
48:34 55:01
17 Apr
2005
49:04 55:44
18 Apr
2004
48:42
55:29
13 Apr
2003
49:35 56:39
21 Apr
2002
49:04 55:40
15 Apr
2001
49:08
57:05
16 Apr
2000
48:24 55:58
18 Apr
1999
49:29 56:49
26 Apr
1998
49:20 56:04
20 Apr
1997
49:06 56:15
21 Apr
1996
49:40 59:08 16 Jan
1995
49:10 57:27 16 Jan
1994
48:26 55:08
17 Jan
1993
48:55 59:35 19 Jan
1992
49:01 55:09
20 Jan
1991
48:25 57:18
Notes: 1991 was the inaugural year.
16 Apr
2017
49:21
Kiyotaka Sasaki (JPN)
58:25
Eriko Kushima (JPN)
17 Apr
2016
49:59
Kei Katanishi (JPN)
58:48
Madoka Nakano (JPN)
19 Apr
2015
49:31
Kinya Hashira (JPN)
56:25
Kikuyo Tsuzaki (JPN)
20 Apr
2014
48:47
Masashi Hayashi (JPN)
56:53
Ruka Nakamura (JPN)
21 Apr
2013
49:32
Yoshihiro Nishizawa (JPN)
1:00:30
Ema Harada (JPN)
48:39
Takahiro Gunji (JPN)
58:57
Natsumi Matsumoto (JPN)
---
cancelled due to earthquake/tsunami
---
cancelled due to earthquake/tsunami
48:39
Yuki Kawauchi (JPN)
56:53
Rie Matsumoto (JPN)
50:32
Jun Watanabe (JPN)
56:52
Mina Nomura (JPN)
20 Apr
2008
49:48
Takuya Okada (JPN)
Ai Sato (JPN)
15 Apr
2007
49:39
Akira Fujii (JPN)
Mai Endo (JPN)
Tomoyuki
Kawakami-3
Ruth Wanjiru (KEN)
Tomoyuki
Kawakami-2
Kanae Kodama (JPN)
Tomoyuki Kawakami (JPN)
Yuko Machida-2
Masamoto Kobayashi (JPN)
Kiyoko Shimahara (JPN)
Stephen Mayaka(KEN)
Mari Honda (JPN)
Masahito Takahashi (JPN)
Yuko Machida (JPN)
Junji Kamaura (JPN)
Hiromi Suzuki (II)-2
Kensaku Kawasaki (JPN)
Hiromi Suzuki (II) (JPN)
Takayuki Nishida (JPN)
Michiko Onuki (JPN)
Yoshitaka Kawai (JPN)
Mayumi Nagamori (JPN)
Hideto Yamashita (JPN)
Junko Kumagai (JPN)
Takao Sato (JPN)
Yoko Abe (JPN)
Makoto Sasaki (JPN)
Harumi Hiroyama (JPN)
Shunsuke Toda (JPN)
Chie Matsuda (JPN)
Takayasu Komatsu-2
Wakako Kataoka (JPN)
Takayasu Komatsu
(JPN)
Yoshiko Yoshida (JPN)
Most Wins (1991-date)
Men
2
Takayasu Komatsu
(JPN)
1991-92
Tomoyuki Kawakami (JPN)
2004,2006
Women
2
Hiromi Suzuki (II) (JPN)
1999-2000
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Yuko Machida (JPN)
2001,2004
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Prize money is not awarded in Japanese road races due to legal restrictions.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women
2014 84 n/c
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2010 126 n/c
Quality Performances
Men <48:40 7 <49:00 16 <49:20 36 <49:40 59 Women <53:30 1 <54:00 1 <54:30 1 <55:00 1 <55:30 8 <56:00 13 <56:30 19 <57:00 29 <57:30 36 <58:00 39
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Neogranadina
I am one of the founding members of Neogranadina, a non-profit foundation devoted to digitising the holdings of endangered archives and libraries in Colombia and promoting the digital humanities. In partnership with the Medici Archive Project, the Universidad de los Andes and the Universidad del Cauca, the foundation is currently digitising three key early-modern collections in Popayán and Tunja at the rate of several thousand images every week, using low-cost scanners that we have designed and built ourselves. With the help of international allies, we are in the process of setting up an online archive to make these images available to everyone, around the world, for free.
Recopilación
Neogranadina also aims to promote the digital humanities and one of our flagship projects for demonstrating some of the ways in which digital tools can aid historical research is a collaborative project to transcribe and publish online the Recopilación de leyes de los reinos de las Indias (1680).


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"Our Trev" bags a Grammy nomination!
by Algoa FMSouth Africa’s internationally loved comedian, Trevor Noah, has had quite a year and it just got even better. Noah has received a Grammy nomination for the best comedy album at the 62nd Grammy Awards and will go up against heavyweights like Ellen DeGeneres, Jim Gaffigan and Dave Chappelle on the 26 January at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles.
Nominated for his Netflix stand-up special 'Trevor Noah: Son of Patricia', Noah was over the moon to wake up to the news saying on Twitter "Today I woke up to the news that I’ve been nominated for a Grammy Award!!! I’m so grateful."
Good luck Trev, Mzanzi is so very proud of you!


Berlin Christmas market death: Man crushed on theme park ride in front of family
The man lost his life when a roller coast at a Berlin Christmas market hit him, crushing him beneath its weight as a family watched on on Saturday evening
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/A man has been killed after being crushed beneath a roller coaster carriage at a Berlin Christmas market.
The unnamed man was hit by the carriage and then crushed beneath it.
Fire department spokesman Jens-Peter Wilker said crews were called to the market shortly after 7pm on Saturday.
Efforts to resuscitate the victim proved unsuccessful and he was declared dead at the scene, Deutsche Welle reported.
It is believed he was an attendant on the roller coaster and had been working when he was struck.
Counselling has been provided to a family of four who were on the ride when it struck him, according to reports.
Several visitors to the market suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and required treatment, states the The Berlin Spectator.
German police are treating the death as an accident.
The market, which opened for the season on Friday, has been closed since the tragedy.
It was pitched on a large car park Landsberger Allee in the northeast of the city.


Ruby Enumerable Methods
.maps
July 13, 2015
This week we stepped it up a notch and kicked into larger Ruby challenges. In order to accomplish these tasks, we had to break down larger problems into smaller, more manageable steps, logically solve each challenge with pseudocode, then reference RubyDocs to translate our pseudocode into a method that would actually run.
.maps
For the purposes of this blog I'm going to focus on the .maps method. In ruby .maps is a functional method that outputs each item of an array after running the block for each element.
For example:
Here, each element of the array is being multiplied by two and being remapped onto a new array
Again here each string passes through the iteration and does what the method calls upon, here being to have each letter be uppercase.
Simply put, the maps method takes each item of the input and passes it through the code block and puts out the resulting elements. The .maps method is very useful for iterating through loops and altering each item of the input.


WATCH: Dominic Raab's election pitch scuppered by barking dog in Wolverhampton
Dominic Raab was interrupted by a yelping dog as he tried to pitch the Tories Brexit plan to a floating voter in the Black Country.
by Peter MadeleyThe Foreign Secretary hit the general election campaign trail this week with Wolverhampton South West candidate Stuart Anderson.
But the pair saw their efforts to win over resident Caroline Roberts on the doorstep of her home in the Warstones area of the city scuppered by an excitable black and white terrier called Bo.
WATCH: Foreign Secretary campaigns in Wolverhampton
Skip forward to 2 minutes to see the yelping dog
Mr Raab was heard joking that the dog "must be a Labour supporter" as he and former squaddie Mr Anderson struggled to get a word in above the cacophony.
Wolverhampton South West, which was won by Labour's Eleanor Smith at the last election, has been highlighted as a key target for the Conservatives as Boris Johnson bids to secure the majority he requires to deliver Brexit.
Mr Raab became the fifth high ranking Tory to visit the constituency in the space of a week, following in the footsteps of Mr Johnson, Chancellor Sajid Javid, and cabinet ministers Robert Jenrick and Johnny Mercer.
He was joined by city councillors and activists for an afternoon of door knocking in the streets around Warstones Road.
And the response was broadly positive, with some residents, including Andrew Barnes, saying they were backing the Tories to deliver on Brexit.
Mr Raab told the Express & Star: "I think Stuart has a cracking record in the military and in business outside politics and he knows the bread and butter issues that matter to people here.
"He's got a clear and positive message. People want a bit of optimism. That's what Boris has brought and that's what Stuart has brought."
He added that the Conservative message of being the party to "get Brexit done" was resonating with people in the West Midlands, regardless of which way they voted in the EU referendum.
"Both Leavers and Remainers want us to move on. They want to stop politicians from going round in circles and people can see that we have a deal in place to do that."
He also shouted up other Tory policies including more cash for the NHS and extra police officers, and said he wanted Britain to be a "world leader" on workers' rights.
"We've got a positive vision for all of that," he said.
However, not everyone was impressed.
"I'm fed up of the lot of them," said Lynda Pitt, as she dumped a Tory campaign leaflet into the wheelie bin outside her house.
The other candidates are Ms Smith, who holds a 2,185 majority for Labour, the Brexit Party's Leo Grandison and Lib Dem Bart Ricketts.


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ISAAC NEWTON
The man who discovered the laws of gravity and motion and invented calculus.
Here's a time line of Isaac Newton's life:
- 1642 - Born in Woolsthorpe
- 1653 - Sent to grammar school in Grantham, England, to prepare for university
- 1661 - Newton begins his undergraduate studies at Trinity College, Cambridge.
- 1664 - Newton writes the "Certain Philosophical Questions" This contains the popular slogan "Aristotle is my friend, Plato is my friend, but my best friend is truth"
- 1665 - Recieves his bachelor's degree
- 1667 - elected to a fellowship at Trinity College after the university reopens after the plague
- 1668 - Newton invents the reflecting telescope
- 1669 - Newton becomes a professor of mathematics at Trinity College. He writes "On Analysis by Equations with an Inifinite Number of Terms
- 1672 - Newton sends a paper on light and colors to the Royal Society.
- 1684 - Newton sends a short tract entitled "On Motion" to British astronomer Edmond Hallley
- 1696 - Newton is appointed warden of the mint
- 1703 - Newton is elected president of the Royal Society
- 1704 - Newton publishes the first edition of optics
- 1705 - Queen Anne knights Newton, the first time a scientist receives the honor
- 1727 - Newton dies in London, England.
I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies but not the madness of people.
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on hisWikipedia Entry


A RARE Picture of an ‘Ecocash IT Engineer’ on lunch break today.
by Masikati NyashaiHarare has ‘bumped’ into an Ecocash IT Engineer on his lunch break today. (Please see Disclaimer at the end of the article)
Disclaimer: This is actually NOT an Ecocash IT engineer but an internet meme, while it’s a light moment for us, we can’t imagine how the Ecocash IT Engineers are stewing as the country’s largest mobile payment platform-the defacto cash- is malfunctioning.
The Cassava Smartech mobile payments platform giant is suffering intermittent, limited functionality despite service being restored, after a highly touted system upgrade over the weekend.
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What is the Fly House for?
You only need to play one of Guy's games once to enter the Fly House.
What is the shell for?
The gesture token you get is useful later.
Is there any advantage to solving many or all of the puzzles?
No. You only need to solve one.
What does Guy Sweet have to say?
He also seems--well, subservient to the other characters, and a bit mean to you. Sort of an authorial warning that you don't want to be like this.
Click to show next hint
And he'll harangue you about the Fly House. So you have some information before you enter. Not helpful information, mind.
Click to show next hint
He's no help at all with the puzzles. You understand them better than he does.
Hey! I'm sort of interested in the puzzles. Alec knows them, but I don't.
And it's always a pain to do the last bit of the Rubik's Cube. But I found it interesting to see how to do the start.
No! I want details.
Well, I can't give details for the matchsticks, but if you just try and shift the original into what you want, it helps. You may have to rotate sometimes. Even eliminating what can't work helps.
Click to show next hint
Now, for Peg Solitaire, clear out the bottom 3x3. Move down, right, up. Then leave the top 4x3 (center open,) with a 2x3 on one side, then clear the 2x3 on the other side. Then memorize the end, which is a bit tricky. You want a 2x3 rectangle with the center square out.
Click to show next hint
For Towers of Hanoi, the first move is to the opposite peg if there're odd towers, to the same if even. So move 1, move 2 to the open, move 1 to 2. Move 3 to the empty, move 2-1 to 3. Move 4 to empty, 3-2-1 to 4. Then switch the bottom one once you get there and repeat. Yeah, it's a bit tedious, but it's a common recursion problem in computer science.
Click to show next hint
For the necklace, you cut things so you have lengths of 1, 2 and 4. Then 1, 2, 4, 1, 10 works. Then 1, 2, 4, 1, 10, 1, 20, and so forth.
Click to show next hint
"Everybody but everybody" knows the 5-, 3- and 4-gallon jug puzzle. But I found it interesting to try different sizes.
Click to show next hint
Matchstick puzzles are all over the Internet, and really, if you remember you only need to move so many, there are only so many possibilities. Try and see which you CAN'T move, or which are effectively symmetrical.
Click to show next hint
Nim--well, strong induction on the total number of Nim pieces and their binary representations is the way to go. I had to stare at it a bit to rule it out. How someone would see that proof is another matter. I remember being utterly confused seeing the explanation in Beyond Zork. Not as bad as Cardano's method, but still--wow.
Click to show next hint
The riverboat (wolf/goat/cabbage, fox/goose/beans) is a classic problem. I remember trying to expand it and noting it was a bit trivial. So the extensions capture that.
Click to show next hint
Hangman would seem to need the most popular letters: ETAON. But then, once people know of them, they may look for words with rare letters in. So there's a
Nash Equilibrium of sorts for the best words to choose based on number of letters. Still, the popular letters are good to start with, because of course a word needs vowels.
What are the screw and stick good for?
The contraption you've made is a bit longer now. That will help.
What's the chair for?
If you climb on it, you get closer to the hatch.
How do I reach the hatch?
Once you do, you can OPEN HATCH or HIT HATCH to move on.
What is the flower wall for?
A cheap trick to keep you from going anywhere except back west.
What is the picture hole for?
It's not much help, practically, though.
Ew! The earth of scum is icky, but something may be under it.
But you can, with the pocket pick the Weasel gives you.
What is the Proof of Burden for?
The Word Weasel.
What do I ask the Word Weasel about?
Unfortunately, he pretty much (wait for it) weasels you into listening to him.
Click to show next hint
GIVE TOKEN TO WEASEL. Woohoo! Something back!
What are the rails for?
To give me a plausible excuse to kick the player back east.
Why can't I leave?
You need to DIG THE DIRT now the Weasel gave you the pick. You need to work to pay off the rest.
What is the poor dirt for?
Also, once you get the pocket pick, you need to DIG there. Because you're paying off what your gesture token couldn't.
Can the Word Weasel do anything else for me?
GIVE PROOF TO WEASEL.


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Police fear Chinese underworld gangs thriving in Japan
TOKYO (AP) _ Chinese gangs are a growing threat in Japan,
smuggling illegal workers into Japan and carrying out auto theft,
credit-card fraud, muggings and other crimes, police say.
Concern over the presence of Chinese underworld gangs has been
heightened by a string of recent arrests.
In one, a 40-year-old Chinese man arrested in late June on
charges of violating immigration laws is a suspected leader of the
``Shanghai mafia,'' based in Tokyo's seedy Kabukicho area, the
Yomiuri newspaper reported Monday.
The Shanghai mafia is divided into smaller groups, each
specializing in a criminal activity, including thefts, kidnappings
and passport forgery, the report said.
One such group tampered with machines for pachinko, or Japanese
pinball, so players could win more money, it said.
Police refused to comment on that report, but acknowledge they
have reason to be concerned.
Crimes by foreigners in Japan have climbed nearly fivefold in
the last five years, from 4,277 in 1992 to 19,128 last year,
according to a recent report by the National Police Agency.
The report, called ``The Quiet Invasion of International
Organized Crime,'' said Chinese gangs are suspected of engineering
much of the smuggling of those seeking better-paying jobs, running
the operation as a lucrative and relatively safe business.
It said they charge about 4 million yen (dlrs 28,000) a head.
Last week, the Japanese Coast Guard found 98 suspected illegal
immigrants, all believed to be Chinese, hidden in a sweltering
container on board a freighter from Hong Kong.
Reports of such stowaways have grown increasingly common.
Osamu Ishida, a Tsukuba Women's University professor who has
written books about the Chinese mafia in Japan, says their
influence is swelling.
``This is not something that's happening far, far away. It's
going on right next-door in our neighborhoods,'' he said in a
telephone interview.
Ishida estimated the number of Chinese gangs living and working
in Japan in the thousands, perhaps totaling 10,000 or 20,000.
``The Chinese gangs see Japan as the final uncultivated mass
market, after the United States, Canada, Australia and Europe,'' he
said.


Kanav Petkar
aspiring software engineerExperiences
Software Engineering InternSummer '20
Autonomic.ai My RoomJava • Spring • Go • Kafka • gRPC • PostgresSQL • TDD • DynamoDB
- Shipped scalable gRPC cloud-native microservices capable of handling millions of concurrent requests using Java Spring Boot, Kafka and Postgres SQL running on Kubernetes
- Developed archiving PoC using Java Spring Boot and DynamoDB, while utilizing horizontal database sharding with dynamic indexing to handle millions of messages daily
- Participated in Extreme Programming and TDD to develop highly available, fault-tolerant microservices
Lead Developer (Contract)Winter '20
Squired.co Toronto, ONReact.js • Node.js • Express.js • PostgresSQL (AWS RDS) • AWS Lambda • AWS SES
- Maintained roadmap and led team of 3 other developers to develop backend for a web application
- Shipped serverless API using Node and Express; deployed on AWS using APIGateway and Lambda
- Implemented functional React components based on in-house designer designs
- Architected Data Model and implemented PostgresSQL database on AWS RDS
- Set up CI/CD using Github actions and CircleCI to automate deployments onto AWS
Site Reliability Engineering Intern Fall '19
Autonomic.ai Palo Alto, CAGo • Kubernetes • AWS • Docker • Helm • Prometheus • Grafana • Bash • CircleCI • Git
- Shipped Kubernetes controller to automatically reload resources whenever a secret or configmap change was detected, using Go, Docker and the Kubernetes API reducing service downtime by 30%
- Implemented AWS RDS Instance with S3 bucket for storage and backups to ensure fault tolerance
- Designed dynamic alert routing system using Helm, Bash, Prometheus and Alertmanager reducing incident response time by 80%
Software Engineering Intern Winter '19
Toyota Cambridge, ON.NET • Angular.js • SQL Server • Node.js • SVN
- Shipped weld measurement system built with Mitsuya Bluetooth Calipers, .NET, Angular.js, and SQL Server, saving Toyota $74,460 annually during scheduled destructive testing
- Presented system to Toyota management in Japan and system subsequently filed for patent
- Wrote REST API in Node.js to provide new standard for vehicle lookup within Toyota Canada
Selected Projects
GoCal CLI 2020
Open-Source Google Calendar CLI written in GoBreast Cancer Decision Support System 2019
ML application to diagnose breast cancer built with Flask and linear regressionEducation
BaSC in Management Sciences-Engineering 2017 - Present
University of Waterloo Waterloo, ON- Received Faculty of Engineering Scholarship and President's Scholarship
- Relevant Courses: Systems Programming, Data Structures and Algorithms, Databases, OOP