| 1 |
development |
tourism |
efficiency |
travel |
air |
SARS |
kong |
health |
climate |
waste |
consumers |
tourists |
estate |
$ |
HSR |
| 2 |
economic |
demand |
intensity |
infectious |
airlines |
crisis |
hong |
insurance |
aviation |
pollution |
poultry |
travelers |
price |
NR |
% |
| 3 |
urban |
results |
carbon |
risk |
passenger |
firms |
hong kong |
wildlife |
climate change |
contracting |
products |
trip |
prices |
stearns |
unmet |
| 4 |
industries |
model |
emissions |
disease |
airline |
disaster |
housing |
healthcare |
change |
green |
H7N9 |
chinese |
volatility |
bear |
HGS |
| 5 |
research |
empirical |
spatial |
diseases |
passengers |
outbreak |
power |
inequality |
emissions |
dangerous |
customers |
economic impact |
species |
investor |
lines |
| 6 |
service |
stock |
CO2 |
influenza |
airport |
disasters |
scheme |
outsourcing |
RF |
cargo |
illegal |
business travelers |
bubble |
hedge |
operating |
| 7 |
chapter |
performance |
productivity |
spread |
airports |
event |
labor market |
hospitals |
forcing |
air |
US$ |
school |
real |
sentiment |
las |
| 8 |
systems |
tourist |
energy |
infectious diseases |
competition |
events |
CSSA |
public |
gas |
air pollution |
burden |
£ |
trading |
gold |
entitlement |
| 9 |
regional |
arrivals |
urbanization |
travellers |
flight |
severe |
land |
reform |
% |
goods |
live-poultry |
‘ |
HSI |
futures |
LGS |
| 10 |
study |
market |
consumption |
countries |
transportation |
crises |
people |
quality |
greenhouse |
mobility |
tuberculosis |
cultural |
real estate prices |
ebola |
yr |
| 11 |
policy |
financial |
effect |
pandemic |
transport |
tourism industry |
alcohol |
medical |
dioxide |
water |
patients |
china |
financial |
months |
pitas |
| 12 |
governance |
study |
% |
medical |
network |
acute |
space |
government |
mitigation |
geography |
transshipment |
stay |
wild |
oil |
expo |
| 13 |
paper |
returns |
− |
infection |
flights |
hotel |
park |
care |
vrs |
WTO |
guangdong |
IVS |
fluctuations |
report |
cal |
| 14 |
national |
models |
urban |
health |
air transport |
news |
cross-boundary |
china |
cirrus |
SCS |
¥ |
packaged |
TCM |
perform |
public pension |
| 15 |
environmental |
data |
tax |
infectious disease |
traffic |
industry |
social |
EDI |
electric |
incinerators |
NIS |
tours |
jump |
securities |
pension |
| 16 |
framework |
markets |
flows |
pre-travel |
routes |
respiratory |
labor |
aboriginal |
range |
final |
online |
term |
real estate markets |
- |
B.P. |
| 17 |
case |
impact |
population |
infections |
hub |
recovery |
revitalisation |
subsidies |
adaptation |
annex |
costs |
mainland |
similarity |
▀ |
cruise |
| 18 |
political |
show |
inefficiency |
increased |
regulation |
2003 |
middle |
PHW |
90 |
states |
retailers |
australia |
property |
endogenous |
rail |
| 19 |
role |
return |
rural |
transmission |
capacity |
syndrome |
vulnerability |
conservation |
carbon dioxide |
carried |
publishing |
taiwan |
bubbles |
2020 |
architectural |
| 20 |
supply |
rate |
electricity |
incidence |
air passenger |
flu |
office |
pahs |
temperature |
south africa |
agents |
differences |
harvest |
ebola outbreak |
cancers |
| 21 |
literature |
hotel |
output |
nepal |
issues |
avian |
NDA |
hospital |
likelihood range |
geographers |
chickens |
vaccine |
entropy |
publication |
miriguaca |
| 22 |
china |
effects |
product |
typhus |
long-haul |
hospitality |
examines |
chinese government |
ventilation |
legislation |
ftas |
economic |
market |
/ |
CI |
| 23 |
integration |
negative |
input-output flows |
dengue |
baggage |
safety |
age |
usage |
electric two-wheelers |
navigation |
farm |
downgrade |
cultivation |
contained |
95 |
| 24 |
challenges |
effect |
variations |
scrub |
HKIA |
acute respiratory syndrome |
’s |
herding |
warming |
dangerous goods |
maximization |
length of stay |
multiple |
peer |
.01 |
| 25 |
approach |
paper |
proportion |
prevention |
collusion |
resilience |
middle east respiratory syndrome |
coverage |
cooling |
wastes |
cases |
greater |
crashes |
H2 |
socioeconomic development |
| 26 |
important |
hotels |
beijing |
outbreaks |
lccs |
severe acute respiratory syndrome |
sars |
inequalities |
two-wheelers |
disposal |
billion |
econometric |
straddle |
analyst(s |
urban-rural |
| 27 |
cities |
significant |
input-output |
scrub typhus |
air transportation |
food |
hong kong's |
breeding |
mw |
provisions |
live |
square |
sinensis |
spot |
UGIC |
| 28 |
services |
growth |
YRD |
vaccination |
light-handed |
deaths |
shenzhen |
health inequality |
m−2 |
regulations |
chicken |
sites |
polyphylla |
pharma |
shexian |
| 29 |
strategies |
variables |
abatement |
livestock |
LCC |
food safety |
macao |
smthes |
IA |
construction |
farm workers |
southeast |
MISMIS |
optimism |
cruise lines |
| 30 |
integrated |
test |
mt |
advice |
carriers |
natural disasters |
community |
describes |
likelihood |
responsible |
disruptions |
macau |
copper |
underperform |
unmet medical |
| 31 |
recent |
dynamic |
gross |
visiting |
light-handed regulation |
epidemic |
east |
captive |
desiccant |
convention |
users |
citizens |
ingredients |
12 |
disparity |
| 32 |
region |
taiwan |
policies |
VFR |
airline industry |
operational |
respiratory |
utilization |
anthropogenic |
energy |
illegal animal products |
authoritarian |
scarcity |
expect |
spanish |
| 33 |
explores |
empirical results |
transportation |
pathogens |
carousel |
step |
child |
reforms |
camels |
technology |
losses |
propinquity |
indices |
stocks |
nuclear |
| 34 |
context |
tests |
DEA |
workers |
low-cost |
restaurants |
hard |
distribution |
wet |
mobilities |
treatment |
package |
transaction |
R&D |
europe |
| 35 |
tourism |
exchange |
reduction |
elderly |
in-flight |
tourism |
rescaling |
chinese |
fuels |
solid |
WTP |
e-government |
investors |
smes |
river |
| 36 |
growing |
factors |
envelopment |
friends |
tend |
findings |
tradable |
expenditure |
assessment |
municipal solid waste |
TX |
chinese travelers |
medicinal |
outperform |
accident |
| 37 |
sustainability |
long-run |
agglomerations |
pandemics |
SAAN |
donate |
hong kong government |
highlight |
nitrogen |
veterinary |
illegal wildlife |
heritage |
channel-wide |
crude |
older persons |
| 38 |
evolution |
inbound |
economic integration |
viruses |
time |
faced |
attractions |
problems |
potentials |
cavern |
ESS |
prophylactic |
P. |
referred |
km |
| 39 |
stakeholders |
international |
energy consumption |
FSI |
travel |
war |
taxation |
healthcare market |
classroom |
populated |
ZJG |
america |
VPM |
pessimism |
.00 |
| 40 |
urban areas |
assets |
technical |
RAMPP |
services |
signal |
beijing |
HKHA |
global warming |
incineration |
purchased |
area |
projections |
cross |
ASR |
| 41 |
aspects |
monthly |
effects |
vfrs |
structure |
bed |
syndrome |
health insurance coverage |
cloudiness |
africa |
policy |
overseas |
semantic |
brent |
3000 |
| 42 |
good |
terrorist |
china |
infected |
AWA |
disaster events |
tenants |
payment |
IPCC |
article |
total |
business |
dynamical |
companies |
THI |
| 43 |
aims |
hotel stock |
analysis |
relatives |
freight |
week |
police |
health care sectors |
global |
set |
party-state |
tianyi |
gecko |
investors |
homebuyers |
| 44 |
analysis |
analysis |
domestic product |
consultation |
journey |
study |
enjoyed |
WPL |
impacts |
manner |
channel |
matched |
desirable |
private |
biomanufacturing |
| 45 |
focus |
managers |
variable |
surveillance |
ticket |
management |
neighbourhood |
non-life |
fuel |
wind |
vendors |
eventually |
O. |
year |
FNA |
| 46 |
global |
germany |
specialization |
volumes |
seat |
officials |
lagged |
monetary |
CO2 |
waste management |
purchasing |
visa |
S. |
multiplier |
cancer |
| 47 |
industry |
tourist arrivals |
TQIP |
asia |
settings |
guests |
exploratory |
investigators |
wet markets |
fundamental |
consultants |
school closure |
OD |
FCV |
attributes |
| 48 |
chains |
Δ |
prefecture-level |
international |
kaohsiung |
characterize |
protests |
household |
l/s‐person |
facilitating |
CNY |
circle |
efsm |
cell |
2012 |
| 49 |
outcomes |
outbound |
yangtze river delta |
potential |
aviation |
absorption |
hypoventilation |
state-owned |
particles |
shale |
hospitalization |
WHL |
adulteration |
3-month |
capital |
| 50 |
growth |
U.S. |
energy-saving |
cities |
strategy |
swine |
disney |
mortgage |
ozone |
laws |
lbms |
chinese tourists |
modeling |
illustrative |
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WITNESS LIST
Redistricting, Select
June 3, 2011 9:00 AM
FOR:
Howard, J. Shane Tax Assessor- Collector, Jefferson County (also providing written
testimony) (Jefferson County), Beaumont, TX
AGAINST:
Alvarado, Eliza D. (Hidalgo County Democratic Chair, Dolly Elizondo), Pharr, TX
Arellano, Dan Author/ Historian (Self), Austin, TX
Banks, Yannis (also providing written testimony) (TX NAACP), Austin, TX
Betzen, Bill (also providing written testimony) (Self), Dallas, TX
Branick, Jeff County Judge (Jefferson County), Beaumont, TX
Camarillo, Lydia Vice President (SVREP & Co-Chair Latino Redistricting Task Force),
San Antonio, TX
Cardenas, Joey President (TX LULAC), Houston, TX
Coppinger, Mary (Self), Austin, TX
Cortez, John- Michael V. Trustee, Austin Community College District (Self), Austin, TX
Damude, A. Noreen Citizen of the United States of America (Self), West Lake Hills, TX
DeLeon, Sergio L. Constable, Pct. 5 (Self), Fort Worth, TX
DeNardis, Lorraine Graduate Student- Texas State (Self), San Marcos, TX
Eckstein, Deece IGR Coordinator (also providing written testimony) (Travis County
Commissioners Court), Austin, TX
Fernandez, Jr., Gavino Director (LULAC Dist. 12), Austin, TX
Flores, Hector (LULAC- Dallas), Duncanville, TX
Garcia, Domingo Co-Chair (TX Latino Redistricting Task Force & Former Dallas Mayor
Pro Tem), Dallas, TX
Garza, Cynthia (Congressman Ruben Hinojosa, TX-15), Edinburg, TX
Gonzales, Greg (Self), San Antonio, TX
Guerra, Reynaldo Chair (Greater Houston Civic Coalition), Houston, TX
Guthrie, Emily HS student- voter in 2012 (Self), Austin, TX
Jimenez, Maria L. (Self), Austin, TX
Johnson, Dr. Earl L. President (also providing written testimony) (Crispus Attucks Tea
Party, Texas Constituents Tea Party), Montgomery, TX
Llane, Daniel L. Citizen (Self; My family), Austin, TX
McAfee, Anne Member (also providing written testimony) (The Saturday Sages), Austin,
TX
Menendez, Jose St. Rep. Dist. 124 (Self), San Antonio, TX
Owens, William C. ("Bill") (also providing written testimony) (Self), Boerne, TX
Pate, A.J. (also providing written testimony) (Private Citizen), Houston, TX
Pena, Gus Community Activist (East Austin Concerned Hispanics), Austin, TX
Perales, Nina Vice President for Litigation (also providing written testimony) (MALDEF),
San Antonio, TX
Privett, Anita Advocacy VP (also providing written testimony) (League of Women Voters
of Texas), Austin, TX
1
WITNESS LIST
Redistricting, Select
June 3, 2011 9:00 AM
Raab, Ted Melina (Self; My family), Austin, TX
Rumancik, Robin Austinite (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Seekamp, Sandra Citizen (Self), Austin, TX
Sieverman, Kathryn Research Assistant (Self), Austin, TX
Snider, Stewart President (also providing written testimony) (Austin League of Women
Voters), Austin, TX
Sosa, Guadalupe Q. (Self), Austin, TX
Sparks, Hugh Cullen Retired (Self), Austin, TX
Suits, Stacy Chief Deputy Constable Travis Co. Pct. 3 (Self), Austin, TX
Tabor, Catherine (Self; Austin, Travis County, TX), Austin, TX
Thames, Mitch President & CEO Bay City Chamber of Commerce (Matagorda County),
Bay City, TX
Villarreal, Celeste Legislative Affairs Director (Mexican American Bar Association of
Texas), Austin, TX
Walker, Robin Citizen (Self; Heritage Seguin), Seguin, TX
Wicce, Kunda (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Burch, Bill Chairman/ President (also providing written testimony) (Grass Roots Institute
of Texas), Grand Prairie, TX
Guinn, David Professor (Senate Redistricting), Waco, TX
Heath, C. Robert (Committee), Austin, TX
Morrison, Michael (Sen. Redistricting Committee), Waco, TX
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Partida, Nef (Congressman Bill Flores (TX-17), Congressman Pete Olson (TX- 22),
Congressman Francisco Canseco (TX- 23)), Houston, TX
Against:
Acevedo, Fidel President LULAC Council 4860 (League of United Latin American
Citizens), Austin, TX
Anderson, Dennis Texas Citizen (Self), Plano, TX
Arnold, Forrest (Self), Sunset Valley, TX
Bessent, Nancy (Self), Austin, TX
Cantrell, Melissa Student (Self), Austin, TX
Carlin, Tom Retired Airline Employee (Self), Hurst, TX
Carvell, Helen C. (Self), Austin, TX
Clark-Peterek, Mica (Self), Austin, TX
Cortez, Jennifer (Tarrant County), Hurst, TX
Crenshaw, Sandra (Self), Dallas, TX
Cummings, Bill F. Nat'l Silver Haired Congress (Senior Citizens), Austin, TX
Curry, Dak (Self), Austin, TX
Deavler, E. Jason "CWA" Communication Workers of America (Self), Austin, TX
Dunivent, Gwen Political Staff (Transport Workers Union of America), Garland, TX
2
WITNESS LIST
Redistricting, Select
June 3, 2011 9:00 AM
Elfant, Bruce Travis County Constable (Self), Austin, TX
Flores, Lula (Self), Austin, TX
Guthrie, Renee Contracts Mgr./RN (District 25 Voter), Austin, TX
Hallford, Currie Leg. Rep. (Texas Political & Legislative Committee), Austin, TX
Haltom, Sondra Political Director (Texas Democratic Party - Chair Boyd Richie), Austin,
TX
Haney, Karla (Self), Austin, TX
Hartley, Matt (Self), Austin, TX
Haverlah, David (Self), Austin, TX
Haverlah, Kirsha (Self), Austin, TX
Holloway, Diane (Democrats!), Austin, TX
Hyten, Kelly (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Bruce (Self), Austin, TX
Jones, Shannon (Self), Rhome, TX
Krivoniak, Nicklas Taxpayer & Voter (Self), Austin, TX
Kroner, Mack N. (Self), Austin, TX
Kroner, Mary J. (Self), Austin, TX
Kropf, Olivia Windsor Student (Self), Austin, TX
Kubes, George (Self), Austin, TX
Kubes, Sydney Constituent (Self), Austin, TX
Lara, Rene (Self), Austin, TX
Llanes, Carmen D. Community Organizer/Deputy Voter Registrar, Travis Co. (Self),
Austin, TX
Luna, Ramiro (Dallas), Dallas, TX
McCain, Richard Constable Travis County Pct. 3 (Self), Austin, TX
McCann, Charlotte (Self), Austin, TX
Medley, Blake (Self), Austin, TX
Moran, Tracie (Self), Austin, TX
Moreno, Alex (Tarrant County), Fort Worth, TX
Moriel, Jose Benito (Dallas County), Dallas, TX
Peterek, John (Self), Austin, TX
Pilkinton, Joseph Consultant (Self), Austin, TX
Pool, Leslie Exec. Asst. (Self), Austin, TX
Quintanilla, Anita (East Austin), Austin, TX
Richards, Joanne (Self), Austin, TX
Santana, Sonia Legislative Staff (ACLU-TX), Austin, TX
Saucedo, Jasmine (Dallas, TX), Dallas, TX
Scott, Phillip M Citizen (Self), Manor, TX
Scott, Richard E. Retired Judge Pct. TR. C. TX (Self), TX
Sells, Greg (Self), Austin, TX
Shorb, Katherine T. (Self), Austin, TX
Stephenson, Rayborn Robert (Self), Austin, TX
3
WITNESS LIST
Redistricting, Select
June 3, 2011 9:00 AM
Stephenson, Susan R. (Self), Austin, TX
Street, Polly R. (Self), Austin, TX
Suffian-Frost, Karen (Self), Austin, TX
Tafoya, Marcelo LULAC Member (LULAC State), Austin, TX
Tijerina, Juanita Resident of Travis Co (Self), Austin, TX
Vo, Lily-Diem P. (Self), Austin, TX
Wheatley, Randall (Self), Austin, TX
Whitehead, Janet L. Austin Citizen (Self), Austin, TX
Williams, Doris J. (Black Austin Democrats), Austin, TX
Woldejebriel, Beraky A. (Self), Austin, TX
Young, Susan (Self), Austin, TX
Providing written testimony:
Against:
Bledsoe, Gary President (Texas NAACP), Austin, TX
Givens, Mrs. Vera L. (Self), Austin, TX
Goodwin, Kathryn (Self), Austin, TX
Reid, Susan H. Individual Citizen (Self; My husband), Austin, TX
Stanley, Alfred (Self; Travis Co. Commissioner Ron Davis), Austin, TX
Woods III, John O. Graduate Research Fellow, The University of Texas at Austin (Self),
Austin, TX
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Preparation time
over 2 hours
Cooking time
less than 10 mins
Serves
Serves 6
This light, summery dessert is perfect after a heavy meal.
Put the water and sugar into a small saucepan over a low to medium heat. Stir to dissolve the crystals, then raise the heat and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat, simmer for five minutes, then remove the pan.
Pour the sparkling wine into a large heatproof bowl and add the gelatine. Set aside for about five minutes, or until the leaves are soft and squidgy.
Take out the leaves, squeeze off as much liquid as possible, and add them to the sugar syrup.
Whisk furiously until the gelatine has completely dissolved, then pour the syrup back into the bowl with the sparkling wine and whisk to combine.
Allow to cool thoroughly, then refrigerate the jelly for about one hour.
As soon as it starts to thicken, stir in the raspberries or other fruit.
Divide the jelly between six glasses and cover them with cling film.
Refrigerate for four to six hours, or until they have completely set and serve.


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Ocean [as48], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #49
Ocean [as48], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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10: Travelling Wave [hp7g], ship, 2 hulls, 4 rowing ports, 4% damaged,
10: arrived from Ocean [as49], owner:
10: Stewart [k0u], Pen, with 18 sailors
10: Jonathan [h9k], Pen
11: Travelling Wave [hp7g], ship, 2 hulls, 4 rowing ports, 4% damaged,
11: departed for Ocean [as47].
20: It has become quite windy.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [ar48], 6 days
East, to Ocean [as49], 6 days
South, to Ocean [at48], 6 days
West, to Ocean [as47], 6 days
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The Pikmin are the creatures the player's leader commands. They can carry, fight, multiply, get eaten, etc.
Examples of Pikmin include Red Pikmin, Yellow Pikmin, Purple Pikmin, etc.
To create a new type of Pikmin, please follow the making object types tutorial.
Overview
The Pikmin are programmed to do a lot of things in the engine, and the player can edit several of their properties to create Pikmin resistant to various things, and with different strengths and weaknesses.
Pikmin type objects are hardcoded in the engine to be shot out as a seed from an Onion, be a sprout on the floor, get plucked by a leader, follow a leader in a formation, be thrown, get dismissed, idle, chase an opponent, sigh when giving up on something, carry something, return to a pile of carriable objects, attacking while on the floor or latched on, be grabbed by an enemy, get knocked down, become paralyzed, flail around, panic around, drink a drop, and carry a tool. Pretty much all of the Pikmin's behavior comes from what is in the engine's code, and is too complex to do via scripting, so Pikmin do not support user-made scripting.
If you're creating a new Pikmin type, you may want to add it to the correct spot in the game configuration's Pikmin order.
Properties
Besides the global object type properties, a Pikmin type has the following properties.
Note that if you want your Pikmin to be resistant to a certain hazard, you'll want to use the vulnerabilities properties. Another thing to note when making Pikmin is that the movement speed property indicates the movement speed of a leaf Pikmin. Bud Pikmin move 110% faster, and flowers move 120% faster.
Mandatory
icon_leaf
: Name of the image with the Pikmin type's icon for when it is a leaf. This is displayed on the HUD, for the standby Pikmin bubble. The image should be inGame_data/Graphics
, and the extension of the file name must be included.icon_bud
: Same asicon_leaf
, but for a bud.icon_flower
: Same asicon_leaf
, but for a flower.top_leaf
: Name of the image with the leaf sprite to use in-game. The image should be inGame_data/Graphics
, and the extension of the file name must be included.top_bud
: Same astop_leaf
, but for a bud.top_flower
: Same astop_leaf
, but for a flower.
Recommended
None.
Optional
attack_method
: Determines how the Pikmin attacks other objects. Defaults tolatch
. Possible values are:latch
to make the Pikmin latch on when thrown or when grounded next to the object.impact
to make the Pikmin cause impact damage, bounce back when thrown, lie down for a while after hitting, and also lunge on their own when grounded next to the object.
can_carry_tools
:true
if the Pikmin can carry tools. Defaults totrue
.can_fly
:true
if the Pikmin can move vertically to get to its destination. It also makes the Pikmin idle some units above floor level, and be above a leader when chasing them. Defaults tofalse
.carry_strength
: The Pikmin is worth this much for carrying strength. Defaults to 1.knocked_down_duration
: A Pikmin that is knocked down will still down for this amount of time, if left alone. Defaults to 1.8.knocked_down_whistle_bonus
: If a Pikmin is lying down, whistling it will lower the time it has left before it can get up by this amount. Defaults to 1.2.push_strength
: The Pikmin is worth this much for pushing strength. Used for certain group tasks. Defaults to 1.max_throw_height
: When thrown, the Pikmin reaches this height at the apex of the throw. For reference, you can find the values used by the pre-packaged Pikmin types and leaders here. Defaults to 260.sprout_evolution_time_1
: How long a leaf Pikmin sprout must wait before they turn into a bud. 0 means it will never evolve into the next stage. Defaults to 2 minutes.sprout_evolution_time_2
: Same as the previous, but between a bud and a flower. Defaults to 2 minutes.sprout_evolution_time_3
: Same as the previous, but between a flower and the process of withering back into a leaf. Defaults to 3 minutes.
Animations
A Pikmin type needs to have the following animations:
attacking
: If its attack method is "latch", this is the Pikmin reeling back its head and smacking with it, causing damage; this is used regardless of the Pikmin being latched on or attacking while grounded. If its attack method is "impact", this is the Pikmin lunging forward and causing damage; it should be quick and snappy so the Pikmin can be bounced back shortly after.carrying
: Carrying an object.drinking
: Bending down to drink a drop.getting_up
: Getting up from lying down.grabbing
: Standing upright and grabbing onto an object.knocked_back
: Getting knocked backwards, flying in the air.lying
: On the ground due to having been knocked down by an attack.mob_landing
: Getting ready to strike after landing on an object and latching on. Alternatively, causing damage after landing on an object.plucking
: Coming out of the ground.sighing
: Sighing after becoming disappointed with something, like being unable to reach a carrying spot.sprout
: Idling underground; only the stem is visible.thrown
: Twirling in the air after being thrown.walking
: Walking.
Script
Pikmin types have hardcoded scripts, so the only thing you can do is enhance them.
Some script variables control special behavior, like the Pikmin's starting maturity. To know which ones exist, you can go to the area editor, select a Pikmin, and read the tooltip of each variable.


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Ingvild Indrebø
Can you hear me now? Saying goodbye to clumsy video calls thanks to code.
Almost every video call begins with the same clumsy questions. Can you hear me now? Did I just turn off my camera instead of my mic now? But what if we could take the awkward troubleshooting out of the conversation, and solve it with code instead?
In this talk, Ingvild Indrebø will give you a glimpse into aspects of WebRTC, WebAudio and Canvas, by showing you how she used these technologies to build a user-friendly and accessible tool to make sure you’re all set for your video call.
Outline
The opening will be an introduction to the familiar situation of non-working video calls.
The talk itself will have three main parts, with a very brief intro to the tech we used, but focusing on how we used each technology in the final user flow, and what we learned on the way.
The first part is focused on WebRTC which is used to access video and audio from the user.
The second part is focused on WebAudio, and how we use that to make sure the user’s microphone is working.
The third is focused on Canvas, which we use to visualize audio input and output.
Ben Schwarz
The Critical Request: An investigation into what blocks render
Serving a website seems pretty simple: send some HTML, the browser figures out what resources to load next. Then we wait patiently for the page to be ready.
However, browsers are complex and without a firm grasp on how resources are prioritized, fetched and rendered we’re needlessly penalising our customers with serious performance repercussions.
In this talk we’ll study how browsers determine which requests should be made, in what order, and what prevents the browser from rendering content as quickly as about:blank.
Eli Schütze Ramírez
Internationalisation is a Piece of Cake
While about 51% of the world’s websites are in English, only about 25% of web users are English speakers. With half of the world’s population online, internationalisation is as relevant as ever! Let’s explore how i18n gets made on the web and what we should keep in mind when making the web more accessible to the world.
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Building Foundations of the Node.js Community
Node.js is an amazing project in terms of code - it’s evolved rapidly to cover an immense landscape, from web apps, desktop apps, APIs, IoT, robotics, and beyond. There’s something else that Node has also been absolutely killer with, though: the community.
One really awesome thing is that the Node.js community has an established community for building the Node community. How meta is that? The Node.js project is sectioned off into different Working Groups (WGs) that are tasked with different objectives - the one that was tasked with building the community was the Evangelism WG.
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Best cheap smartwatches 2019: Apple Watch, Fitbit and Amazfit watches for under $200
Top picks that won't break the bank
by Conor AllisonThe price of top smartwatches may have risen over the past few years, but that doesn't mean there aren't still cheap options from Apple, Fitbit and more to get excited about.
Whether you're looking for a watch around the £200 mark, or your budget will only stretch to £150 or £100, we've got a list of top picks for you to sift through.
There's no doubt you'll have to compromise on some of the latest features and design specs, but, for unfussy buyers and smartwatch beginners, this is the ideal place to start.
- No money constraints? Check out the best smartwatches of 2019
- Google or Samsung phone? Pair it with the best smartwatches for Android
- Svelte and stylish: All of the current best smartwatches for women
Update: We first published this article in September 2014, and continue to update it regularly. In November 2019, we included the Fitbit Versa 2 and the Apple Watch Series 3, as well as re-ordered our picks.
1. Apple Watch Series 3
When the latest generation of the Apple Watch was announced in September, the older Series 3 was cut into budget smartwatch territory for the first time - now available at just
It makes it the first truly affordable Apple Watch, and, if you happen to be picking one up around Black Friday or the holidays, you may be able to nab it for even less.
However, be aware that this base price tag is for the 38mm, GPS model. If you want the cellular model, or indeed the bigger, 42mm case variation, you'll have to pay slightly more.
Explore the difference: Apple Watch Series 5 v Series 3
So, what else do you get for your money? Well, the Series 3 is able to run on the same watchOS 6 software as the Series 5, and you still get GPS for location tracking, 4G/LTE for cellular support, Apple Pay, swim tracking and heart rate monitoring.
You'll have to put up with the slightly boxier design, and you don't get things like the always-on display or ECG monitoring, but the core features are all still here - and it's currently our pick for the best cheap smartwatch you can buy.
Read our full Apple Watch Series 3 review
2. Fitbit Versa 2
Buy now: Amazon | £179.99
The Fitbit Versa 2 builds on the solid foundations of the original and produces what is easily the best fitness tracking experience in a smartwatch.
Simply, if you're more interested in monitoring your resting heart rate and tracking sleep than fiddling around with apps and taking calls directly from your wrist, this is the device for you.
However, just because fitness tracking is at the heart of this Fitbit, that doesn't mean smartwatch features don't exist, too.
There's Fitbit Pay support, Alexa, space for music storage (though, beware, this is only for MP3 files), notifications, an always-on screen option and more - all of which you can enjoy for around 3-6 days, depending on how heavy your use is.
As well as a heart rate monitor, which can track beats around the clock, there's also the SpO2 sensor, which will leverage biometric information, such as sleep apnea detection, after a future update.
You'll have to live without GPS and things like offline Spotify support, but this neat and customizable Fitbit is still an excellent choice for both men and women.
Read our full Fitbit Versa 2 review
3. TicWatch E2
Buy now: Amazon | £145.99
If you prefer the look of Google's Wear OS to something from Apple or Fitbit, the TicWatch E2 is the best option you can pick on a budget.
Mobvoi's smartwatch gives you a balanced, affordable entry into smartwatches. Everything you want is here: a design that'll remind you of an old Swatch, solid GPS performance, waterproofing, apps, customizable watch faces, Google Assistant and more.
A little disappointingly, battery life is only around 24-36 hours, but it's a solid all-rounder that does a great job for the price.
Just be aware that this only comes in a 46mm case, which is also 13mm thick and only available in black; it's by no means the prettiest smartwatch you can buy, but one that should suit those with larger wrists just fine.
Read our full TicWatch E2 review
4. Amazfit Bip
Buy now: Amazon | £63.99
Xiaomi's wearable maker Huami, which also owns the Amazfit brand, has been making budget smartwatches for some time, but its latest effort is its most compelling.
The lovechild of a Pebble and an Apple Watch has an impressive headline feature, too: 45 days of battery life. That figure blows the competition out the water, though this naturally reduces if you turn on some more advanced features, like continuous heart rate monitoring.
It's also extremely light and comfortable, though this is more down to the plastic case and silicon band, which have their issues with durability. The interface is also a little clunky and takes some getting used to, so keep that in mind.
For those looking for the best smartwatch below £100, though, this is our current pick of the bunch - at least until we fully test out the just-announced Xiaomi Mi Watch.
Read our full Amazfit Bip review
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5. Withings Move ECG
Buy now: Amazon | £129.95
Following a short stint under the Nokia brand, Withings is back to being a scrappy startup, with the Move ECG one of the first products of the new era. It's a simple hybrid with plenty of character – all at a super affordable price.
There are actually two versions here to pick between, the regular Withings Move and the Withings Move ECG, with the latter offering an electrocardiogram sensor for a bump in price - one that makes this the cheapest way to get an ECG reading from a wearable.
You essentially get the same package in both, except for that ECG functionality and a six month difference in battery life (the Move has 18 months, compared to the Move ECG's year-long battery), with things like 24/7 activity tracking and automatic sleep tracking all logged in the intuitive Withings Health Mate app.
There's waterproofing to 5 ATM, as well, and, if you opt for the standard Withings Move, you get the choice to customize your watch dial, case, hand and band.
The standard Move costs just £59.95, while the ECG version is priced at £129.95 and is now clinically approved in the US and EU.
Read our full Withings Move ECG review


This map displays locations from the Gunnison Expedition that were sketched by Richard Kern in 1853 and photographed by Robert Shlaer in the twenty-first century.


An inconvenient truth
October 10 2006, 1:20 AM
The movie is just right now in theater in Belgium and you should watch it.
I saw it in the plane from Hong Kong to London one month ago and it's very interesting.
For sure we can criticize the movie for many points such as
- This is very an american movie: they emphasize the principal character (Al Gore) a bit too much. They like glorifying people, for their proudness.
- Every 5 minutes you get an ad for Apple Computers :-D
but these flaws just fade away compares to the importance of the topic.
Al Gore is definitely a very good orator and at the end he's doing a very honorable job with that movie.


Planning, organizing and delivering in house and corporate training programs.
Conducting assessment tests and preparation of performance report.
Following up on the effectiveness of training and reporting about feedback.
Guiding students for academic projects, hold code review sessions.
Design and supervise on implementation of practice projects.
Requirement
2-6 years of hands-on coding experience in Java/JEE technologies and front-end development technologies with profound knowledge of advanced concepts in java and Javascript such as Spring, Spring MVC, Javascript, Node.js, Angular.js, Hibernate, SOAP and RESTFul services.
Proficiency in DBMS concepts and databases such as MongoDB, Postgre.
Good communication, inter-personal and presentation skills.
Designing training and development programs based on the needs of the individual and the organization.
Excellent people management, communication and presentation skills.
Desire to learn new technologies and update their knowledge regularly.
Knowledge of HTML, XML CSS, Java Script and JQuery.
Knowledge of open source applications/ software and UNIX.
Knowledge or experience on solution architecture, project management and requirement management
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Interface ICardContextObservable
Interface to be implemented by all observable ICardContext instance.
Inherited Members
Namespace: WSCT.Core
Assembly: WSCT.dll
Syntax
public interface ICardContextObservable : ICardContext
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceAfterCancelEvent
Event sent after execution of a Cancel().
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterCancelEventArgs> AfterCancelEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterCancelEventArgs> |
AfterEstablishEvent
Event sent after execution of a Establish().
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterEstablishEventArgs> AfterEstablishEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterEstablishEventArgs> |
AfterGetStatusChangeEvent
Event sent after execution of a GetStatusChange(UInt32, AbstractReaderState[]).
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterGetStatusChangeEventArgs> AfterGetStatusChangeEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterGetStatusChangeEventArgs> |
AfterIsValidEvent
Event sent after execution of a IsValid().
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterIsValidEventArgs> AfterIsValidEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterIsValidEventArgs> |
AfterListReaderGroupsEvent
Event sent after execution of a ListReaderGroups().
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterListReaderGroupsEventArgs> AfterListReaderGroupsEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterListReaderGroupsEventArgs> |
AfterListReadersEvent
Event sent after execution of a ListReaders(String).
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterListReadersEventArgs> AfterListReadersEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterListReadersEventArgs> |
AfterReleaseEvent
Event sent after execution of a Release().
Declaration
event EventHandler<AfterReleaseEventArgs> AfterReleaseEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<AfterReleaseEventArgs> |
BeforeCancelEvent
Event sent before execution of a Cancel().
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeCancelEventArgs> BeforeCancelEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeCancelEventArgs> |
BeforeEstablishEvent
Event sent before execution of a Establish().
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeEstablishEventArgs> BeforeEstablishEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeEstablishEventArgs> |
BeforeGetStatusChangeEvent
Event sent before execution of a GetStatusChange(UInt32, AbstractReaderState[]).
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeGetStatusChangeEventArgs> BeforeGetStatusChangeEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeGetStatusChangeEventArgs> |
BeforeIsValidEvent
Event sent before execution of a IsValid().
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeIsValidEventArgs> BeforeIsValidEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeIsValidEventArgs> |
BeforeListReaderGroupsEvent
Event sent before execution of a ListReaderGroups().
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeListReaderGroupsEventArgs> BeforeListReaderGroupsEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeListReaderGroupsEventArgs> |
BeforeListReadersEvent
Event sent before execution of a ListReaders(String).
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeListReadersEventArgs> BeforeListReadersEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeListReadersEventArgs> |
BeforeReleaseEvent
Event sent before execution of a Release().
Declaration
event EventHandler<BeforeReleaseEventArgs> BeforeReleaseEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler<BeforeReleaseEventArgs> |


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--- title: FastHugs keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Training HuggingFace models using fastai" description: "Training HuggingFace models using fastai" nb_path: "nbs/index.ipynb" ---
pip install git+git://github.com/aikindergarten/fasthugs.git
And more coming soon...
This library is lightweight wrapper for this two awesome libraries: HuggingFace transformers and fastai and is inspired by other work in same direction namely earlier fasthugs by @morganmcg1 and blurr by @ohmeow.


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We have assisted organizations in developing and implementing solutions to manage personally identifiable information (PII). This includes making sure proper procedures are in place to enable your marketing people to do their job, while ensuring compliance with local data protection agencies, such as the CNIL in France.
It is our belief that well trained security conscious staff creates a positive environment where people feel empowered in their mission to contribute to an organization's policy of maintaining its IT systems and private data safe. We can raise your employees' security awareness by evaluating the current environment and proposing measures that are aimed at making employees aware of the role they play in keeping assets safe.
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NRPN 22,0 loads a {_program} into the Main {_instrument}, but retains the settings of the first nine link-related parameters from the current program. (This supports the panel function where NO LINK is followed by a program number.) The Bank MSB and Data MSB specify the program bank and number.
Editor input: This loads a program into the Main player, creating a new instrument. Since the link parameters are copied over, this effectively creates a new program, so the timestamp is set to the present. This echoes a {MIDI_Program_Set} NRPN 16,0 containing the updated timestamp.
Editor output: This is never sent. {MIDI_Program_Set} is sent instead.
Record output: This is translated into {MIDI_Program_Change}, since the link parameters have no effect in playback players.
Playback input, External input: Not supported.


Q1: can a trader become infinitely rich immediately after reaching a point in time?
Capital(t) = Exp( µ 2 *t /2σ2
Q2: how a trader has to design an investing strategy with good reasons to prevent big losses?
Q3: how a trader has to select a stock to apply an investing strategy with good reasons to prevent big losses? p>


Several days ago Maarten Lambrechts — creator of the great rocknpoll.graphics — wrote on twitter asking if it would create an article with similar navigation using Idyll.
It is!
Scroll on to find out more...
To simplify things, I created a Scroll
component that will scroll to a particular
section based on its input value. The Idyll markup looks something like this:
[var name:"currentSection" value:"1" /]
[Scroll section:currentSection]
[Section name:"1"] This is section 1... [/Section]
[Section name:"2"] This is section 2... [/Section]
[Section name:"2"] This is section 3... [/Section]
[/Scroll]
To trigger a scroll to the next section, simply update that currentSection
variable:
[button onClick:`currentSection++` ]
Click me to go to the next section!
[/button]
This scrolling code can be used in conjunction with the variables powering the rest of document. For example:
Add Point:
Remove Point:
Toggle Color:
Click to continue...Thanks for reading. The code for this can be found at: https://github.com/mathisonian/auto-scroller. See the README file in that repo for instructions on cloning and deploying yourself.
Find out more about Idyll at idyll-lang.org. Feel free to reach out in our chatroom on gitter, or on twitter @mathisonian.


Update
- June, 2023 Our Queer in AI paper received the best paper award at FAccT!
- June, 2022 My first first-author PhD paper just went live on arXiv 🔥 Check it out: Self-supervised Learning for Human Activity Recognition Using 700,000 Person-days of Wearable Data
- May, 2022, Talk on ML4PopHealth at OXSTAT
- December, 2021, Best poster award@CDT-HDS Symposium


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Mizuta, K., Grunwald, S., Phillips, M.A., 2018. New soil index development and integration with
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and Clingensmith, C.M., 2017b. The Meta Soil Model: An Integrative Multi-model Framework for
Soil Security, in: Field, D.J., Morgan, C.L.S., McBratney, A.B. (Eds.), Global Soil Security, Progress
in Soil Science. Springer International Publishing, pp. 305–317.
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Ceddia, M.B., and Ross, C.W., 2017a. Integrating New Perspectives to Address Global Soil Security:
Ideas from Integral Ecology, in: Field, D.J., Morgan, C.L.S., McBratney, A.B. (Eds.), Global Soil
Security, Progress in Soil Science. Springer International Publishing, pp. 319–329.
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2017. Applying the Meta Soil Model: The Complexities of Soil and Water Security in a Permanent
Protection Area in Brazil, in: Field, D.J., Morgan, C.L.S., McBratney, A.B. (Eds.), Global Soil
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Assessment of Metafrontier Data Envelopment Analysis for Soil Carbon Sequestration Efficiency.
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Kieran Hayler sparks pregnancy rumours as he tenderly cups Michelle's stomach
Katie Price's estranged third husband Kieran Hayler has well and truly moved on - and is fuelling speculation he and Michelle Pentecost are ready for their next chapter
by Emmeline SaundersKieran Hayler seems happier than ever now he's moved on from his turbulent marriage to Katie Price and into the arms of new love Michelle Pentecost.
And it looks like the happy couple are ready to open the next chapter of their life together, after he sparked rumours they are expecting a baby together.
This weekend saw Kieran treat Michelle to a birthday pampering session, whisking her out for a romantic meal after they'd shared a pub lunch with her son and his two kids, Jett and Bunny.
And he even surprised her by dressing up as a police officer - complete with bullet-proof vest and aviator sunglasses - to reprise his old stripping act.
"Guess who got her own personal show tonight, back for one night only," Kieran joked on Instagram .
The pair were spotted getting cosy in a car park after their romantic meal, where Kieran tenderly cupped his girlfriend's stomach as she smiled up at him.
Birthday girl Michelle showed off her figure in a gold mini-dress, teaming it with a black faux-fur coat and a pair of teetering nude heels.

Michelle wore her long brunette locks down in loose waves and finished off her glam going-out look with a slick of raspberry lipstick.
She and Kieran first got together in summer 2018, after meeting at the gates of the primary school their children all go to.
It came after Kieran and Katie split, following his affair with their children's nanny.
While they're yet to officially divorce, their post-split relationship has been marred by Katie's animosity towards Michelle.
She was banned from contacting Kieran's new love and another school mum after being convicted of using threatening language or behaviour towards them outside the school.
And Kieran recently branded his estranged wife a "disgrace" and hinted he would go for full custody of Jett and Bunny in the wake of Katie's wild summer of partying, which culminated in her dumping toyboy Kris Boyson for builder Charles Drury before taking Kris back once again.


pywinauto.controls.win32_controls¶
Wraps various standard windows controls
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
ButtonWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a windows Button control
Initialize the control
Check
()¶Check a checkbox
CheckByClick
()¶Check the CheckBox control by Click() method
CheckByClickInput
()¶Check the CheckBox control by ClickInput() method
Click
(*args, **kwargs)¶Click the Button control
FriendlyClassName
()¶Return the friendly class name of the button
Windows controls with the class “Button” can look like different controls based on their style. They can look like the following controls:
- Buttons, this method returns “Button”
- CheckBoxes, this method returns “CheckBox”
- RadioButtons, this method returns “RadioButton”
- GroupBoxes, this method returns “GroupBox”
GetCheckState
()¶Return the check state of the checkbox
The check state is represented by an integer 0 - unchecked 1 - checked 2 - indeterminate
The following constants are defined in the win32defines module BST_UNCHECKED = 0 BST_CHECKED = 1 BST_INDETERMINATE = 2
IsDialog
()¶Buttons are never dialogs so return False
SetCheckIndeterminate
()¶Set the checkbox to indeterminate
UnCheck
()¶Uncheck a checkbox
UncheckByClick
()¶Uncheck the CheckBox control by Click() method
UncheckByClickInput
()¶Uncheck the CheckBox control by ClickInput() method
can_be_label
= True¶
friendlyclassname
= u'Button'¶
windowclasses
= [u'Button', u'WindowsForms\\d*\\.BUTTON\\..*', u'TButton', u'ThunderCommandButton', u'ThunderOptionButton', u'ThunderCheckBox', u'TCheckBox']¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
ComboBoxWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a windows ComboBox control
Initialize the control
DroppedRect
()¶Get the dropped rectangle of the combobox
GetProperties
()¶Return the properties of the control as a dictionary
ItemCount
()¶Return the number of items in the combobox
ItemData
(item)¶Returns the item data associated with the item if any
ItemTexts
()¶Return the text of the items of the combobox
Select
(item)¶Select the ComboBox item
item can be either a 0 based index of the item to select or it can be the string that you want to select
SelectedIndex
()¶Return the selected index
SelectedText
()¶Return the selected text
Texts
()¶Return the text of the items in the combobox
friendlyclassname
= u'ComboBox'¶
has_title
= False¶
windowclasses
= [u'ComboBox', u'WindowsForms\\d*\\.COMBOBOX\\..*', u'TComboBox']¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
DialogWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a dialog
Initialize the DialogWrapper
The only extra functionality here is to modify self.friendlyclassname to make it “Dialog” if the class is “#32770” otherwise to leave it the same as the window class.
ClientAreaRect
()¶Return the client area rectangle
From MSDN The client area of a control is the bounds of the control, minus the nonclient elements such as scroll bars, borders, title bars, and menus.
HideFromTaskbar
()¶Hide the dialog from the Windows taskbar
IsInTaskbar
()¶Check whether the dialog is shown in the Windows taskbar
RunTests
(tests_to_run=None, ref_controls=None)¶Run the tests on dialog
ShowInTaskbar
()¶Show the dialog in the Windows taskbar
WriteToXML
(filename)¶Write the dialog an XML file (requires elementtree)
can_be_label
= True¶
friendlyclassname
= u'Dialog'¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
EditWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a windows Edit control
Initialize the control
GetLine
(line_index)¶Return the line specified
LineCount
()¶Return how many lines there are in the Edit
LineLength
(line_index)¶Return how many characters there are in the line
Select
(start=0, end=None)¶Set the edit selection of the edit control
SelectionIndices
()¶The start and end indices of the current selection
SetEditText
(text, pos_start=None, pos_end=None)¶Set the text of the edit control
SetText
(text, pos_start=None, pos_end=None)¶Set the text of the edit control
SetWindowText
(text, append=False)¶Override SetWindowText for edit controls because it should not be used for Edit controls.
Edit Controls should either use SetEditText() or TypeKeys() to modify the contents of the edit control.
TextBlock
()¶Get the text of the edit control
Texts
()¶Get the text of the edit control
friendlyclassname
= u'Edit'¶
has_title
= False¶
windowclasses
= [u'Edit', u'TEdit', u'TMemo', u'WindowsForms\\d*\\.EDIT\\..*', u'ThunderTextBox', u'ThunderRT6TextBox']¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
ListBoxWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a windows ListBox control
Initialize the control
GetItemFocus
()¶Retrun the index of current selection in a ListBox
IsSingleSelection
()¶Check whether the listbox has single selection mode.
ItemCount
()¶Return the number of items in the ListBox
ItemData
(i)¶Return the ItemData if any associted with the item
ItemRect
(item)¶Return the rect of the item
ItemTexts
()¶Return the text of the items of the listbox
Select
(item, select=True)¶Select the ListBox item
item can be either a 0 based index of the item to select or it can be the string that you want to select
SelectedIndices
()¶The currently selected indices of the listbox
SetItemFocus
(item)¶Set the ListBox focus to the item at index
Texts
()¶Return the texts of the control
friendlyclassname
= u'ListBox'¶
has_title
= False¶
windowclasses
= [u'ListBox', u'WindowsForms\\d*\\.LISTBOX\\..*', u'ThunderListBox', u'ThunderFileListBox', u'TListBox']¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
PopupMenuWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a Popup Menu
Initialize the control
- hwnd is either a valid window handle or it can be an instance or subclass of HwndWrapper.
If the handle is not valid then an InvalidWindowHandle error is raised.
IsDialog
()¶Return whether it is a dialog
friendlyclassname
= u'PopupMenu'¶
has_title
= False¶
windowclasses
= [u'#32768']¶
- class
pywinauto.controls.win32_controls.
StaticWrapper
(hwnd)¶Bases:
pywinauto.controls.HwndWrapper.HwndWrapper
Wrap a windows Static control
Initialize the control
can_be_label
= True¶
friendlyclassname
= u'Static'¶
windowclasses
= [u'Static', u'WindowsForms\\d*\\.STATIC\\..*', u'TPanel']¶


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| Vinycizer 20 General Information
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| Synonyms: |
DTDP; Ditridecyl phthalate; Diisotridecyl phthalate; 9-methyldodecyl 2-[(7-methyldodecyl)oxycarbonyl]benzoate |
| Molecular Formula: |
C34H58O4 |
| CAS Registry No.: |
27253-26-5 |
| Chemical Category: |
Phthalates |
Usage and Performance Characteristics
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| Manufacturer: |
Kao Corporation |
| Outstanding Properties: |
Heat resistance |
| Used for Polymeric Materials: |
PVC |
| Used for Products: |
Films, sheets, lethers, cable & wire |
Physical Properties
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| Specific Gravity: |
0.951 (20°C) |
| Clash-Berg Temperature, °C: |
-19 (50 phr) |
| Dielectric Constant at 1 MHz: |
4.06 |
| Elastic Elongation, %: |
350 (50 phr) |
Chemical Properties
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| Acid Number, mg KOH/g: |
0.1 (max) |
Optical Properties
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| Color, Platinum-Cobalt Scale: |
50 max |
| Refractive Index: |
1.486 (n20D) |
Hazard-Related Data
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| OSHA Hazard Class: |
Considered a hazardous substance |
| UN Risk Phrases: |
22,33,58,62 |
| UN Safety Phrases: |
27,35,53,401 |
Environmental Parameters
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| Theoretical Oxygen Demand, ThOD, g/g: |
2.8 |
Animal Toxicity
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| Rat Oral, LD50, mg/kg: |
31,350 |
Plasticizers Database (2nd Electronic Edition) Copyright © 2004 by ChemTec Publishing |


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Northern Indian cuisine reflects a strong Mughal influence. It is characterized by a high use of dairy: milk, paneer (an Indian mild cheese), ghee (clarified butter), and yogurt are all used regularly in Northern dishes. Samosas, fried pastries stuffed with potatoes and occasionally meat, are a distinctive Northern snack.
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Victoria’s Secret Angel Elsa Hosk Sizzles In Revealing Black Ensemble
November 19, 2019
Victoria’s Secret Angel Elsa Hosk Sizzles In Revealing Black Ensemble
Victoria’s Secret Angel Elsa Hosk recently shared a sizzling triple Instagram update from a Jamaican adventure with her 5.8 million Instagram followers.
In the first snap in the series, Elsa posed in front of a mirror with her phone in her hand. The shot was angled slightly so everything was tilted, and Elsa’s long, lean body filled up the frame.  Elsa rocked an interesting ensemble that consisted of a black bandeau top with capped sleeves that covered up her cleavage but left her toned stomach on full display. Thin straps of fabric crossed across her ribs and stomach, accentuating her slim waist, before the bottom portion of the look began.
 One side of the garment stretched over her hip while the other dipped low, revealing almost her entire lean, toned thigh. The blond bombshell kept the accessories simple, adding just a delicate gold necklace, and her blond locks were pulled up in a messy bun.
In the second snap, Elsa left the tilted angle behind and just took a straight-on selfie. She brushed a strand of hair away from her face as she snapped the selfie with her other hand. In the third and final snap, Elsa posed with a bit more attitude. Blond curls hung over her eyes, and she served up a major look. Her bottoms were tied on the opposite hip, and a knot was tied in the strap across her stomach.
Though she didn’t share her specific location in a geotag, Elsa revealed in the caption of the post that she was in Jamaica. Her followers went nuts over the sizzling series of selfies, and the post racked up over 148,700 likes within just four hours.
“Serving us a look and a body,” one fan commented.
Another fan referred to Elsa in the comments section as “body goals.”
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Another simply called Elsa a “goddess.”
The Victoria’s Secret Angel isn’t afraid to flaunt her curves for the camera. Just a few days ago, the blond beauty shared a snap of her bold beauty look, and the semi-sheer red dress she rocked to an awards ceremony. She seems to enjoy capturing her outfits in selfies for her eager Instagram followers.


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The smallest interface along the X and Y axis (Mobile), plus one level on the Z axis
If the initial screen can be supported in a Modal, the additional functionality can be provided in a Non Modal screen to pair with this.
Flip in and out of Modal view to go from Master list to Detail and back
If the screen is a large Desktop, the UI displayed above can be displayed without the need to use Modals (while still supporting the option)
When we display content further down the hierarchy we might want to make that very transparent but also to reclaim the space for the UI to provide navigation more specific to the level we are looking at. A Context banner we allow us to do that, communicating the scope employed and letting the User know that everything below (Content & Navigation is relevant to that Context). It also makes more sense to speak the Primary Context as the specific one (as we need to design Mobile first).
Reset as you step down to different ojects/scoping levels along the hierarchy
A mobile device can only show 1 context at one time and a User is forced to Switch between Contexts using a menu (Hamburger or otherwise)
The menu might remain the same - Centre A switch to Centre B
OR change depending on usage - Data Entry switched to Data Manager
Another option is to do as Material design does and employ Material levels at which to reset
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Q: How does life look through the 'pleasure, passion and purpose' lens?
A: Pleasure can bring you happiness but cannot last long. Do your work as a hobby is an ideal mode.  Purpose is the source of your motivation.
From the 'discovering values and higher purpose' exercise,
Q: What are your core values?
A: Responsible and reliable, care about others, logical and rational
Q: What do you stand for?
A: I stand for special education instead of general. Help people build their own self-study model, encourage them to try new things, let them decide what they passion about and what they want to learn.
Q: How did you find the resilience ideas and meditation exercise?
A: By doing this meditation you are able to transfer your negative emotion into physiological sensations. Then you can watch them objectively and let them be. In general, treat the failure as the event with high probability and thankful for every single success you achieved.
Q: Any other musings?
A: Comming soon..


The http6d service in the regular services collection is an example of a typical and commonly used TCP service.
Its start
, stop
, and restart
programs are fairly trivial and straightforward.
The meat of the service is its run
and service
programs.
The service could be arranged as a single run
program.
However, that does not permit adjustment of the service program, including its command-line arguments, whilst the service is up.
Having a separate service
program, that is chained to for each new TCP connection, permits an administrator to adjust the main service program without taking the service down.
Of course, this has to be done carefully, because a live service could run the service
program at any time, including halfway through when a text editor is updating the script.
So always edit a "service.new" script and then, after setting execute permission, atomically rename it to service
.
The run
and service
programs are as follows:
#!/bin/nosh #HTTP socket capable of single-stack IPV6 and IPV6-mapped IPV4 tcp-socket-listen --backlog 2 --combine4and6 "::0" http envuidgid publicfile hardlimit -o 20 -d 500000 softlimit -o hard -d hard tcp-socket-accept --connection-limit 16 ucspi-socket-rules-check ./service
#!/bin/nosh #HTTP service over IPv4/IPv6 using Bernstein's publicfile sh -c 'exec httpd ~publicfile/public'
Like many of the pre-packaged services, these scripts are in fact automatically generated from a description file that is in the source package.
(In fact, that description is a slight variant on a systemd unit file.)
Both invoke nosh
as their script interpreter, and comprise a series of utility commands, each chain-loading to the next, passing along what program arguments it has not itself absorbed.
In the run
program:
nosh
chain loads tcp-socket-listen.
tcp-socket-listen
opens a TCP socket, binds it to a wildcard IP address and the well-known TCP port for HTTP, and then chain loads envuidgid.
envuidgid
reads the system's account database for the user "publicfile", sets up some environment variables for later use, and chain loads softlimit.
softlimit
adjusts some kernel resource limits for the current process, and chain loads hardlimit.
hardlimit
adjusts some kernel resource limits for the current process, and chain loads tcp-socket-accept.
tcp-socket-accept
sits waiting for TCP connections on the listening socket that was opened for it, forking a new process for each accepted connection and chain loading to ucspi-socket-rules-check in that process.
ucspi-socket-rules-check
checks a local database, in the service directory, for access controls on the connecting client IP address, and if the client is permitted access chains to the service
program.
In the service
program:
nosh chain loads the service program proper, which is Bernstein's publicfile.
publicfile picks up the environment variables earlier set by envuidgid, changes to the data root directory, drops superuser privileges, and serves HTTP requests over the TCP connection.
The amount of setup in the run
and service
scripts depends from what the service program itself does, of course.
If publicfile did not change working directory and root directory, for example, one could do so with the chain-loading chdir
and chroot
commands.
Some run
programs pass tcp-socket-listen the --systemd-compatibility
option, if the program that accepts the socket connections require systemd's LISTEN_FDS protocol for knowing which open file descriptor is the listening TCP socket.
This protocol also permits one to build up a list of listening sockets, for the final accepting service program to use, by simple dint of chaining multiple programs such as tcp-socket-listen, udp-socket-listen, and local-stream-socket-listen one after another.
Looking at the rest of the service bundle, one finds the standard things for a "server" service. The service is auto-started (when enabled) by the "server" system target. It is stopped by the "shutdown" system target. It requires for correct operation that all services in the "basic" system target be started, before it itself is started. Its output is sent to a logger service.


Team Management
Teams describes the functionality that enables modern software to be collaborative and managed. Through Teams, app users invite others to collaboratively use the application with them by creating or linking an account. Apps that don’t have team functionality often require password sharing for multiple users to access the account, which is an obvious security hurdle for most business users.
The fact that it needs to be included as a critical, EnterpriseReady feature underscores the importance of consumer software with enterprise users (see Gmail, Dropbox, Evernote, 1Password). (Side note: Apps that start with a broad consumer reach have to evaluate the best way to introduce teams functionality: user-centric vs team-centric.)
Key product elements for teams feature:
Create - during signup a team/organization is created & named by the initial user.
Invite - emails sent to users to invite them to the team. There are interesting trends around automatically assigning all accounts with domain associated email addresses to a primary team.
List - users should be able to view the team, see pending invites and resend invitations.
Remove - users can be removed from teams and logged out of current sessions.
Resource discovery - users can find other users and resources created by those users easily.
Profiles - each user has a profile that lists the resources they’ve created or contributed to.
Advanced features for teams:
Private resources - Allow users to create resources that aren’t shared with the rest of the team, or potentially only shared with a subset of the team.
Ownership - resources are created by a single user and then shared with others. Ownership of a resource can be transferred to another user, including the bulk transfer of all owned resources when a user is deleted.
Comments - users can add context, details or ask questions within a resource.
Live revisions - For collaborative applications there is a chance that users might be making updates to the same resource at the same time. Technologies like EventSource or WebSockets can be leveraged to instantly show changes to other team members without a page refresh.
Roles & permissions - Role based access control is a core feature of EnterpriseReady.
API tokens - if you have an API, you’ll need to generate named API tokens for varying use cases.
Sub-teams - for large companies a single team would become too unwieldy. Instead, these enterprises will require that they can create a federated account of multiple teams with different settings (but likely unified billing) for each.


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Customer records
Use the table below to find the customer you would like to generate offer recommendations for.
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Results
{% if selected %}
The top 3 recommendations for new offers to provide to this customer, in order, are:
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Please note the offers recommended are those not already seen by the customer.
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This website pulls article headings and summaries from a variety of sources, such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and NPR News, and constructs sometimes reasonable and other times funny sounding article headings and summaries using markov chains.
Using BeautifulSoup4, Markov News scrapes the sources' websites and filters by heading and summary class. The code for this is located in this file.
Markov chains are giant matrices. In the case of text, they create
a square* matrix of size however many unique words there are. Then, for each
word in a row, they count how many times that word has followed the word of the
row. To generate a chain, you randomly select a word based on how many times it has
appeared after the current word you just generated.
* In reality, most of the values in the matrix would be 0 so you would optimize it
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Some stroke counts might be estimates.
Some characters might be too obscure for your system to render. Consider installing Hanazono Mincho (both HanaMinA and HanaMinB) if this is the case.
Examples:
人可 (compose)
剞 (decompose)
此凵 (compose, rare)
鬱 (decompose, no recursion)
人 (compose, joyo plus, no recursion)
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Arrow: The Monitor Rewrites Oliver's History in 'Reset' Promo
by Sam StoneRealties and timelines converge in a new promo for Arrow's final season as Oliver Queen finds himself in an altered version of his past.
The episode title "Reset" appears to be quite literal based on the footage, which sees Oliver awaken to an incarnation of Star City where his longtime friend and deputy mayor Quentin Lance is still alive and well. With Oliver visibly conflicted by his fragmented memories, his time-displaced daughter Mia Smoak also appears in the altered timeline.
Season 8 has seen Oliver act as a reluctant ally to The Monitor, preparing to save the Arrowverse from the coming "Crisis." He would go on to lead Team Arrow in a rebellion against the omnipotent being when their priorities and methodologies clashed, resulting in the team being betrayed and incapacitated.
Quentin Lance was killed by Ricardo Diaz at the end of Arrow's sixth season. Following Oliver's attempted double-cross, his return is a cruel reminder to Oliver of the life he lost.
Airing Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on The CW, Arrow's final season stars Stephen Amell as Oliver Queen, David Ramsey as John Diggle, Rick Gonzalez as Wild Dog, Juliana Harkavy as Black Canary, Katie Cassidy as Black Siren, Katherine McNamara as Mia Smoak, Joseph David-Jones as Connor Hawke and Ben Lewis as William Clayton-Queen.
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Ratio
问题描述 :
Gainers 1498
Losers 902
As a person with a head for numbers, you’ll notice that the anchorperson could have said “Gainers outnumbered losers 5 to 3”, which is a more accurate approximation to what really happened. After all, the exact ratio of winners to losers is (to the nearest millionth) 1.660754, and he reported a ratio of 14 to 9, which is 1.555555, for an error of 0.105199; he could have said “5 to 3”, and introduced an error of only 1.666667-1.660754=0.005913. The estimate “5 to 3” is not as accurate as “1498 to 902” of course; evidently, another goal is to use small integers to express the ratio. So, why did the anchorperson say “14 to 9?” Because his algorithm is to lop off the last two digits of each number and use those as the approximate ratio.
What the anchorman needs is a list of rational approximations of increasing accuracy, so that he can pick one to read on the air. Specifically, he needs a sequence {a_1, a_2, …, a_n} where a_1 is a rational number with denominator 1 that most exactly matches the true ratio of winners to losers (rounding up in case of ties), a_{i+1} is the rational number with least denominator that provides a more accurate approximation than a_i, and a_n is the exact ratio, expressed with the least possible denominator. Given this sequence, the anchorperson can decide which ratio gives the best tradeoff between accuracy and simplicity.
For example, if 5 stocks rose in price and 4 fell, the best approximation with denominator 1 is 1/1; that is, for every stock that fell, about one rose. This answer differs from the exact answer by 0.25 (1.0 vs 1.25). The best approximations with two in the denominator are 2/2 and 3/2, but neither is an improvement on the ratio 1/1, so neither would be considered. The best approximation with three in the denominator 4/3, is more accurate than any seen so far, so it is one that should be reported. Finally, of course, 5/4 is exactly the ratio, and so it is the last number reported in the sequence.
Can you automate this process and help the anchorpeople?
输入:
输出:
The approximations for a pair are printed one to a line, beginning in column one, with the numerator and denominator of an approximation separated by a slash (“/”). A blank line separates one sequence of approximations from another.
样例输入:
5 4 1498 902
样例输出:
1/1 4/3 5/4 2/1 3/2 5/3 48/29 53/32 58/35 63/38 68/41 73/44 78/47 83/50 88/53 93/56 377/227 470/283 563/339 656/395 749/451
解题代码:
import java.io.*; public class Main { public static int gcd(int a,int b){ while(a%b!=0){ int temp=a; a=b; b=temp%b; } return b; } public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException{ StreamTokenizer in=new StreamTokenizer(new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in))); while(in.nextToken()!=StreamTokenizer.TT_EOF){ int a,b; double last=100000; a=(int)in.nval; in.nextToken(); b=(int)in.nval; int devide=gcd(a,b); if(devide!=1) { a/=devide; b/=devide; } for(int i=1;i< b;i++) { double up=(double)a/((double)b/(double)i); int tup1=(int)up; int tup2=tup1+1; int upf; if(Math.abs((double)tup1/i-(double)a/b)< Math.abs((double)tup2/i-(double)a/b)) upf=tup1; else upf=tup2; if(Math.abs((double)upf/i-(double)a/b)< last){ last=Math.abs((double)upf/i-(double)a/b); System.out.println(upf+"/"+i); } } System.out.println(a+"/"+b); System.out.println(); } } }
递归还真是一门学问，学习了
nice!!!
刚开始学习，为啥会报错了，你试过了吗
失误失误，转载错了。已经改正，抱歉。
居然看懂了
代码不错，赞一个！
算法还停留在大学的知识中
第二种想法，我想来好久，为啥需要一个newhead，发现是把最后一个节点一直返回到嘴上面这层函数。厉害，这道题之前没样子想过。
不错
网站做得很好看，内容也多，全。前段时间在博客园里看到有人说：网页的好坏看字体。觉得微软雅黑的字体很好看，然后现在这个网站也用的这个字体！nice!
有点意思
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置，修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept


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Where are you coming from and who are you bringing?
We’ll be dancing together before you know it! 🎉🙌❤ pic.twitter.com/1GI6xspJlq
Under the Electric Sky, we come together to celebrate life, love, art, and music. From the stages and the sound to the pyrotechnics and the performers, so many unique elements go into bringing this world to life. We invite you to wander, explore, interact, and connect. Imagination and positive energy are the currency of this place.
Enter a world of three-dimensional superstructures, colorful, glow-in-the-dark environments, and all manner of LED-infused flora and fauna. A vital part of the experience, the interactive art installations scattered throughout EDC are bridges we construct between nature and technology, there to inspire all who come in contact with them.


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subtitle: "As we use CD pipelines and our architectures have more and more components, we start facing scaling challenges with our CD pipelines. Here we talk about some of the challenges and how we could address them."
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Mark is an Application Developer and Head of Application Development, with over 17 years of development experience, and 5 years experience of delivering applications of high business importance to internationally recognised brands.
As well as having a proven track record of delivering application development projects to time and to budget, and which help the business to improve overheads; Mark also has experience in improving process, and introducing complex toolsets to developers to achieve these improvements.
I have experience of managing teams of different sizes, from 2 to 10 members; including off-shore and far-shore resources. My experience includes working in Waterfall and Agile environments.
From June 2015 until present, I am the Head of Application Development, managing teams of developers and testers based in the UK and overseas; including 3rd party team members and fixed-price statements of work.
My work involves the planning of development tasks and the management of a development pipeline; working with test teams and test leads; and the personnel management of the development team.
My experience covers the creation of a toolset to cover the complete software development lifecycle, including Continuous Integration and Delivery tools, SCM, static code analysis, issue management, ITIL processes, coding standards and workflows.
I have produced, and implemented, technical and architectural design for in-house ERP systems for a large multi-national Business Service organisation, including devising strategies and technologies for modernisation efforts and cloud migration.
Recently, my work has focussed on the modernisation of the company's in-house ERP system, working with system architects to rebuild the application and to devise strategies and technologies; and to do this without significant down-time and whilst reducing risk to everyday availability.
Modernisation strategies have been used to rebuild the application in a cloud environment, changing application architecture, database technologies, and implementation languages.
Proven ability to lead and manage a wide variety of design and development projects in team and independent situations, including working with Project Managers, Business Analysts, 3rd party suppliers and internal customers.
Over several years, I have worked as the development lead and development manager on application development and deployment projects. This has involved working in both Agile and Waterfall environments, working with team members with different skill sets; such as project managers, testers and business analysts.
Head of Application Development and Test, working with teams of developers on back-office and field applications for global sales, servicing and customer billing.
My main focus has been the modernisation of the company's global in-house ERP system, re-engineering its user interface into a modern web application; devising technologies to allow existing functionality to be repurposed; and working with architects to devise strategies for moving server side logic and APIs into the cloud.
Application Developer working on the company's main retail product in the Auction business. My role was to work as an Application Developer, analysing User Specifications, writing Technical Specifications and implementing development changes; as well as ensuring the quality standards of my work, and that of my team members.
Application Development Manager for the company's global Customer Contract Administration system. I was responsible for 10 permanent developers, and 6 contract resources, in multiple locations world-wide, including teams in Malaysia, India and the USA. My role involved the work-allocation for the developers, as well as Development Pipeline planning and management; Release Planning and Coordination.
Application Development Team Manager for a team of six developers working on the company's global Customer Contract Administration system. My role involved the personnel-management of six developers; and the work allocation of a further 13 developers world-wide.
Application Developer working on the company's global Customer Contract Administration system. My duties involved designing and implementing new functionality, as well as interfacing with internal customers and being a Technical Lead on several projects.
Provided Home Computer technical support to customers of the company's, government backed, Home Computer Initiative scheme. Coordinated the work of other technicians on the help desk.
Whilst studying for my BSc in Computer Science, I developed and maintained the website for a mobile phone company. My role involved site design, copy writing, banner design, PHP and MySQL development, and linking to the company's online sales package, Actinic Catalog (v5 and v6).


AnagramCheck
- ✓ Is anagram invalid both words boolean false false
- ✓ Is anagram invalid both words boolean true false
- ✓ Is anagram invalid both words boolean true true
- ✓ Is anagram invalid both words null
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word boolean false
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word boolean true
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word empty
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word null
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word number 0
- ✓ Is anagram invalid first word number 1
- ✓ Is anagram valid words with space different caps
- ✓ Is anagram valid words with space same caps
- ✓ Is anagram valid words with space same caps false
- ✓ Is anagram valid words without space different caps
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- ✓ Is anagram valid words without space same caps false


Rejuvenating the earth
Building the world a better place to live by planting more and more trees and supporting local musicians and artist with the help of new gen tecology
ERC20 Tokens
Here you can buy green coin.This is created to tokenise whole ecosystem, transaction fees and everything will be done by this. Each minting of token will led to the plantation of tree.
Non Fungible Tokens
Here the local artist can showcase and sell their paintings. People can buy them using
green coin.
This part is under progress
Betting game using VRF
This section is using chainlink Verifiable Random Function and price feed functionality. VRF is used as a tamper-proof random number generator to build reliable smart contracts which rely on unpredictable outcomes and price feed is use to get latest ETH/USD price from Chainlink oracles.
Verify your Plants
This section provide you dedicate a plant with name, description and the latitude and longitude of plant will be shared with chainlink oracalise,
so that you can see the exact location of it.
This part is under progress


| symbox {car} | R Documentation |
symbox
first transforms x
to each of a series
of selected powers, with each transformation standardized to mean 0 and
standard deviation 1. The results are then displayed side-by-side in boxplots, permiting
a visual assessment of which power makes the distribution reasonably symmetric.
symbox(x, ...) ## S3 method for class 'formula' symbox(formula, data=NULL, subset, na.action=NULL, ylab, ...) ## Default S3 method: symbox(x, powers = c(-1, -0.5, 0, 0.5, 1), start, trans=bcPower, xlab="Powers", ylab, ...)
x |
a numeric vector. |
formula |
a one-sided formula specifying a single numeric variable. |
data, subset, na.action |
as for statistical modeling functions (see, e.g., |
xlab, ylab |
axis labels; if |
powers |
a vector of selected powers to which |
start |
a constant to be added to |
trans |
a transformation function whose first argument is a numeric vector and whose second
argument is a transformation parameter, given by the |
... |
arguments to be passed down. |
as returned by boxplot
.
Gregor Gorjanc, John Fox<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Fox, J. and Weisberg, S. (2019) An R Companion to Applied Regression, Third Edition. Sage.
boxplot
, boxcox
, bcPower
, yjPower
symbox(~ income, data=Prestige)