Experience
Graduate Research Assistant,
Shanechi Lab, University of Southern California. (August 2020-Present)
Software Engineer,
Daydream (September 2016-August 2019.), Wearables (August 2019-July 2020), Google.
- Developed software for virtual reality controllers.
- Implemented a machine learning model for real-time occlusion detection of 6DOF optical controllers.
- Experimented with distortion correction algorithms for 6DOF controllers, using Vicon measurements as ground-truth
- Worked on system-level integration for 6DOF controllers into the Daydream Android platform application, including designing and implementing an SDK for a controller driver.
- Developed python tools for collecting controller data, and for visualizing and quantifying overall controller performance.
- Implemented firmware for consumer electronics.
Research Assistant,
Gallant Lab, UC Berkeley. (January 2015-July 2016)
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Developed Python code to extract the time-series of several acoustic,
timbral, and rhythmic features from sound files.
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Created voxel-wise encoding models to explore the representation of low-
level musical features.
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Used voxel-wise encoding models to resolve tonotopic maps in primary
auditory cortex.
Research Intern,
Smith Lab, University of Pittsburgh. (June 2014-August 2014)
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Conducted a psychophysics experiment using eye-tracking to determine how
the latency period for visual information delivery, when delivered after a
subject has been instructed to make a visual decision, influences decision
accuracy.


SensorWeb wants to advance Mozilla’s mission to promote the open web when it evolves to the physical world. It aims to find the easiest path from sensors to open data. Instead of passively receiving information, contributors with different skills can collaboratively use sensors to get a great detail of understanding of our living environment and potentially find solutions for existing problems. This can only be achieved by improving sensor web literacy as web is on a path to involve more physical objects.


OF Gordon goes free after $23M option declined by Royals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The Royals have declined their half of Alex Gordon’s $23 million mutual option for 2020, allowing the outfielder to become a free agent.
Gordon had exercised his part of the option but was allowed to go free Saturday. He will receive a $4 million buyout, completing a $72 million, four-year contract he agreed to in January 2016.
A three-time All-Star and six-time Gold Glove winner, Gordon helped the Royals win the 2015 World Series for their first title since 1985.
He batted .266 this year with 13 homers and 76 RBIs for the rebuilding Royals, who topped 100 losses for the second straight season. Gordon is a career .258 hitter with 186 homers and 738 RBIs.
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Cut several slashes into the flesh then rub with the lemons and a little of the vegetable oil.
Mix the spices together in a bowl then rub into the chicken.
 Remove the lemon from the griddle, and set aside.
Flip over, drizzle with a little more of the oil, then place the whole pan into the oven and roast for 25-30 minutes until cooked through, and the juices run clear when the meat is pierced.
Remove the cooked chicken from the oven and rest for 10 minutes before carving into portions.
For the masala sauce, heat a large frying pan until hot, add the vegetable oil, onions and chillies, and cook for 10 minutes until the onions are golden-brown and softened.
Add the spices, garlic and ginger and cook for another two minutes.
Add the ground almonds and tomatoes and bring to a simmer then add the cream and stock. Return to a simmer and cook for 10-15 minutes until the sauce has thickened.
Check the seasoning, and add salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste, then stir through the coriander.
For the lentil salad, place all the ingredients into a bowl and toss together carefully, then season with a little salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, pile lentil salad onto each plate, and place a couple of pieces of chicken alongside, spoon the sauce over and finish with a charred lemon.


Tutorial : Light Object Toggle
Objects: VLightObjectToggleTrack, VLightObjectToggleEvent
During a sequence you might want to alter the state or playing animation of a light object. The Light Object Group gives you the same control as a regular Scene Object Group, with the added ability to Enable or Disable the light, or apply an Animation sequence using a predefined LightAnimData object.
The object you reference with a VLightObjectGroup must be a LightBase object or a derived class. This includes PointLight and SpotLight.
How to Use:
To toggle a Light Object, you must first create a valid Light Object Group. If you are unsure of how to create or validate a Group, click here.
Right-Click on the Group, go to "Add Track" and select "Add Toggle Track".
Right-Click on the Track and select "Add Event".
Select the newly created Event. The Property List window will refresh and inspect the Event. Update the "Action" property to determine whether to turn the referenced object ON or OFF once the Event is triggered.


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Fetches
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Fair Trade Coffee
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Welcome to my home of rryan22 This is where the home directory is rryan22.github.io which is the website of GitHub. On GoAnimate, you can make videos by clicking videomaker on the goanimate wrapper remastered homepage


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Reciprocity has just recently made a team change prior to the deadline and due to this there is no current picture of the team
| Name: | Zach "Zed" Denyer | Dylan "Dylan" Henderson | Sean "Seany" O'Connor |
Tom "Tommey" Trewren |
Bradely "Wuskin" Marshall |
Denholm "Denz" Taylor |
| Born: | September 13th, 1997 | March 16th, 1999 | Unknown | September 7th, 1992 | May 30th, 1997 | January 20th, 1995 |
| From: | England | Northern Ireland | Scotland | England | England | Australia |
| Role | SMG Slayer | Flex | Main AR | AR Support | AR Slayer | Substitute |


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Kilmarnock defender Stuart Findlay facing up to three months on sidelines
Angelo Alessio is coming to terms with the extended loss of his star centre-back Findlay due to a hamstring tendon injury.
by Lochlin Highet, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/lochlin-highet/Angelo Alessio could be without Stuart Findlay for up to three months, the Kilmarnock Standard can exclusively reveal.
The Italian boss has been facing a defensive crisis as Kilmarnock headed to Aberdeen with all four centre-backs unavailable.
He hopes to have Dario Del Fabro back along with Alex Bruce who has completed his suspension, Connor Johnson is unlikely to be fit due to a knee injury.
Injured midfielder Mohamed El Makrini should be available for selection as he returned to training on Tuesday.
But now the gaffer is coming to terms with the extended loss of his star centre-back Findlay due to a hamstring tendon injury.
He told the Standard: “Stuart’s is a bad injury, he will be out for a long time.
“I don’t expect to have him available before Christmas or the New Year, it’s a serious injury.
“I think he will be out for two or three months.”
He added: “I was disappointed with the result against Aberdeen, we will be working on the mistakes in training.
“It was tough without and natural centre-backs, but we will address it anyway so that it doesn’t happen again.
“I hope to have two of my centre-backs available, Bruce will be back and I hope that Del Fabro will too.
“Connor Johnson probably won’t be available as his knee injury has stopped him from training. He will have a scan this week.
Alessio is getting his side prepared for a clash against Hamilton as he hopes to avenge their league defeat earlier this season.
The Lanarkshire side ran out 2-0 victors on the second day of the season, before Killie knocked them out of the Betfred Cup a week later.
But Alessio won’t be taking Brian Rice’s men lightly.
He said: “I always say it, but these games are tough, it’s true.
“Hamilton are a good team, they are compact and they have already beat us.
“We know their style and I expect a hard game, especially when we have players unavailable.
“We are working hard to make sure we are ready to get the win on Saturday.”


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COMPSs Context¶
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class
ddf_library.context.
COMPSsContext
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object
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context_status
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Returns:
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import_compss_data
(df_list, schema=None, parquet=False)¶ Import a previous Pandas DataFrame list into DDF abstraction.
Parameters: - df_list – DataFrame input
- parquet – if data is saved as list of parquet files
- schema – (Optional) A list of columns names, data types and size in each partition;
Returns: DDF
Example: >>> cc = COMPSsContext() >>> ddf1 = cc.import_compss_data(df_list)
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Parameters: - df – DataFrame input
- num_of_parts – number of partitions (default, ‘*’ meaning all cores available in master CPU);
Returns: DDF
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Greifswalder Office Building / Tchoban Voss Architekten
- Curated by María Francisca González
- about 17 hours
Office Buildings · Berlin, Germany
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Tchoban Voss Architekten
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 2100.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2019
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: Roland Halbe
- Lead Architect Sergei Tchoban
- Project Partner and Leader Axel Binder, Liza Gradinarova
- Team Andrea Moritz, Katja Fuks, Valeria Kashirina, Ramona Schwarzweller, Ingo Schwarzweller, Evgenia Sulaberidze
- Project Management M.F.P.N. Projektmanagement GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin
- Structural Engineering Ingenieurbüro Bendel Bradke & Lang GmbH, Berlin
- Building Equipment PlanB - Beratende Ingenieure GmbH, Berlin
- Shell Mastiok Bau GmbH, Berlin
- Façade, Concrete Parts GBJ Geithner Betonmanufaktur Joachimsthal GmbH, Ziethen
- Planning Details Façade IBF Ingenieurbüro Franke, Glienicke
More Specs Less Specs
Text description provided by the architects. On the 464 m2 corner site between Greifswalder Str. and Heinrich-Roller-Str. in the Berlin district of Pankow, Prenzlauer Berg, an office building was created whose expressive, lively main façade with its floor-to-ceiling, square grid structure of light architectural concrete prefabricated parts immediately strikes the eye.
The structure comprises six full storeys, which can be used per rental unit as flexible combinations of open-plan offices, individual offices, conference and meeting rooms as well as coworking spaces. On the ground floor there is an office unit with meeting areas and open-space workplaces. The top floor is set back by approx. 1.60m on the street side. The roof area, which is accessed via the 5th floor, is greened and partly designed as a roof terrace. The basement is intended for parking spaces for cars, bicycles and technical rooms.
The new building, which is used as a modern office business centre, follows the line of the building on the street side and connects to the fire walls of the neighbouring buildings while maintaining the spacing in the courtyard and exploiting the maximum building depth. All new building parts have flat roofs.
The street façade on the ground floor consists of large-format insulating glazing in mullion-transom construction. From the first to the fourth upper floor, the façade is constructed in a square grid of architectural concrete. The slightly twisted pillars and floor slab strips meet alternately at either a high or low point and form a coherent, dynamic, organic-flowing structure.
At the high points of the grid structure, the façade protrudes 50cm above the building line. The inner courtyard facades were realized as plaster façades with circumferential window bands with metal railings. The roof area with its restrained glass façade forms the clear, calm end of the building.
The representative foyer of the main entrance is accessed from Heinrich-Roller-Straße. As a special design element, the lighting is integrated into the ceiling, backlit showcases in the walls are intended for the exhibition of works of art.


| 1 | /* | |
| 2 | * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more | |
| 3 | * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with | |
| 4 | * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. | |
| 5 | * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 | |
| 6 | * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with | |
| 7 | * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 | |
| 10 | * | |
| 11 | * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software | |
| 12 | * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, | |
| 13 | * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. | |
| 14 | * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and | |
| 15 | * limitations under the License. | |
| 16 | */ | |
| 17 | package org.apache.commons.collections4.functors; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | import java.io.Serializable; | |
| 20 | ||
| 21 | import org.apache.commons.collections4.Closure; | |
| 22 | import org.apache.commons.collections4.Transformer; | |
| 23 | ||
| 24 | /** | |
| 25 | * Transformer implementation that calls a Closure using the input object | |
| 26 | * and then returns the input. | |
| 27 | * | |
| 28 | * @since 3.0 | |
| 29 | * @version $Id: ClosureTransformer.java 1686855 2015-06-22 13:00:27Z tn $ | |
| 30 | */ | |
| 31 | public class ClosureTransformer<T> implements Transformer<T, T>, Serializable { | |
| 32 | ||
| 33 | /** Serial version UID */ | |
| 34 | private static final long serialVersionUID =<PHONE_NUMBER>48617286L; | |
| 35 | ||
| 36 | /** The closure to wrap */ | |
| 37 | private final Closure<? super T> iClosure; | |
| 38 | ||
| 39 | /** | |
| 40 | * Factory method that performs validation. | |
| 41 | * | |
| 42 | * @param <T> the type of the object to transform | |
| 43 | * @param closure the closure to call, not null | |
| 44 | * @return the closure transformer | |
| 45 | * @throws NullPointerException if the closure is null | |
| 46 | */ | |
| 47 | public static <T> Transformer<T, T> closureTransformer(final Closure<? super T> closure) { | |
| 48 |
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if (closure == null) { |
| 49 | throw new NullPointerException("Closure must not be null"); | |
| 50 | } | |
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return new ClosureTransformer<T>(closure); |
| 52 | } | |
| 53 | ||
| 54 | /** | |
| 55 | * Constructor that performs no validation. | |
| 56 | * Use closureTransformer if you want that. | |
| 57 | * | |
| 58 | * @param closure the closure to call, not null | |
| 59 | */ | |
| 60 | public ClosureTransformer(final Closure<? super T> closure) { | |
| 61 | super(); | |
| 62 | iClosure = closure; | |
| 63 | } | |
| 64 | ||
| 65 | /** | |
| 66 | * Transforms the input to result by executing a closure. | |
| 67 | * | |
| 68 | * @param input the input object to transform | |
| 69 | * @return the transformed result | |
| 70 | */ | |
| 71 | public T transform(final T input) { | |
| 72 |
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iClosure.execute(input); |
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return input; |
| 74 | } | |
| 75 | ||
| 76 | /** | |
| 77 | * Gets the closure. | |
| 78 | * | |
| 79 | * @return the closure | |
| 80 | * @since 3.1 | |
| 81 | */ | |
| 82 | public Closure<? super T> getClosure() { | |
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| 84 | } | |
| 85 | ||
| 86 | } | |
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ScrollReveal is an AniJS helper function, that allows you to animate several components when they enter the viewport. If you don't now nothing about AniJS, you can find documentation an examples at the official site.
If: scroll, on: window, do: animation, to: any element
1 - Put the ScrollReveal helper file on your page after the AniJS core file.

2- Create a declarative sentence with if , on and Before definitions as it is shown in this example:

3 - Don't forget to add the CSS animation styles definition.

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/animatecss/3.1.0/animate.css">

4 - Full initialization code:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="http://cdn.jsdelivr.net/animatecss/3.1.0/animate.css">

Cuba 2022

For more details about how to use AniJS you may go to AniJS Official Website. Besides, if yo want to create your own helper functions you may read about it in Writing before and after functions .


Beginnings
Travelling 10,000 miles from your home in a single trip is slightly intimidating. Among the last minute packing, goodbyes, and stress I made sure to download oodles, yes oodles, of content for me to devour on the flight. In my mind, I was treating it the same as any other vacation me and my family had been on. I’ve been blessed enough to have taken my fair share of lengthy flights, and each one was filled with movies and books.
So naturally, I considered myself an expert in all things travel entertainment. As an avid book reader and fledging movie enthusiast, this was a dangerous game. Somehow, I rationalized that I could use 24 entire hours, not considering the possibility of you know, talking to people or maybe sleep?
Prior to my departure I had downloaded 4 new kindle books, 2 podcast episodes, and 6 movies. All of this, not including any other in flight entertainment, set for a promising trip.
Normally, after reaching cruising altitude I would get comfortable and begin the distractions. Yet, for this entire trip, despite the massive preparations, I watched only 3 movies (none of which I had prepared on my laptop) and finished a single audiobook. For 30 hours of travel, that was only 20% of the trip.
For the other 80%, I made a spontaneous to do something different for once.
Flying over the grand canyon, the snow capped foothills and frozen lands of the Midwest, I sat and watched.
Sometimes it takes a change in perspective to open our eyes. As I looked at the millions flakes of snow coating the land as far as the eye could see, the highways reduced to faint lines, I was humbled. There is something about stepping back (or up) that makes you philosophical. Mountains and rivers, ravines, forests and everything between. The water and nitrogen cycles, climate and weather, ecology, all insanely complex systems overlapping perfectly. After staring at the world below me for hours I couldn’t help but think that maybe my worries might not be that important.
Even after getting bored with attempts at self enlightenment, I still kept the distractions at bay. Seated next to me on my flight to LA was a young man. He looked like a college freshman, dressed to the T, tie and all. Throughout the flight we eased into conversation. I learned he was a student at USC, where he had just moved from Baltimore. He actually lived within 20 min of LAX where he commuted to school. Coincidentally, he was also an engineering student. For the rest of the flight we kept up a light conversation.
At some point, his phone died. I had noticed before he wasn’t really prepped for a 5 hour flight. All he had was his phone. Soon after he asked me if I had a charger. I lent him my small cable and the flight continued on.
As we near LAX, somewhat out of the blue, he asks if I have had dinner. It was an odd question, but I just said no, not yet. He had decided that in exchange for the charger, he wanted me to get a taste of LA. I resisted, but he insisted. We exchanged numbers and he left. I was skeptical. An hour and a half later, after a cab ride to his house and a stop at In and Out burger, he showed up at Terminal B of LAX. You’re the bomb Eman.
I can say that 15 hours of flying, for anyone considering the trip, was not bad at all. It started out with a meal service. Vegetable curry at 1AM local time wasn’t too bad. Then the lights were dimmed and people settled in. For most of the trip, the entire cabin slept.
For this flight, I leaned a little more on my entertainment options. When the entire plane is asleep at 7am, with all the windows closed, I didn’t have a ton of options.
As the crew raised the lights in the final hours of the flight, they began meal service.
Next to me for the entire flight had been a young lady in her late twenties. From a glance, she was a backpacker returning from a stint abroad. As the trip went on, we too eased into conversation.
A Melbourne local, she had moved from England after attending “Uni” for graphic design and getting her masters in user interfaces. She was on her way back from a 6 month backpacking trip in South and Central America. Colombia (which has the best hostels for those wondering), Mexico, Guatemala, you name it. The final hours of the flight were filled with discussion on American and Australian culture, spots to visit across the country, and stories. I think the crash course will help me cheat the learning curve a little. For example, who knew there was an Ozone hole above the continent? Everyone here wears a minimum of SPF 50. Tips like this were invaluable.
To all you travelers, take a minute to stop and smell the roses. The best memories and experiences don’t always happen where you expect them. Maybe its on the hike or at the beach, on the events you had been looking forward to for ages, but maybe its on the bus or at a restaurant. Just maybe, it’s in the little things.
Keep an open mind. Keep exploring.


[1]
Best monitor I will never buy; Somehow Dell calculates $600 = �800 (rather than �387)
[2]
Very even, bright illumination, even at off-center viewing angles.; Color calibration could be better


Description: Load data from the server using a HTTP GET request.
url: String A string containing the URL to which the request is sent.
data: Map, String A map or string that is sent to the server with the request.
success(data, textStatus, jqXHR): Function() A callback function that is executed if the request succeeds.
dataType: String The type of data expected from the server. Default: Intelligent Guess (xml, json, script, or html).
This is a shorthand Ajax function, which is equivalent to:
$.ajax({
url:
The success
callback function is passed the returned data, which will be an XML root element, text string, JavaScript file, or JSON object, depending on the MIME type of the response. It is also passed the text status of the response.
As of jQuery 1.5, the success
callback function is also passed a "jqXHR" object (in jQuery 1.4, it was passed the XMLHttpRequest
object). However, since JSONP and cross-domain GET requests do not use XHR, in those cases the (j)XHR
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});
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, it provides .error()
, .success()
, and .complete()
methods. These methods take a function argument that is called when the request terminates, and the function receives the same arguments as the correspondingly-named $.ajax()
callback.
The Promise interface in jQuery 1.5 also allows jQuery's Ajax methods, including $.get()
, to chain multiple .success()
, .complete()
, and .error()
callbacks on a single request, and even to assign these callbacks after the request may have completed. If the request is already complete, the callback is fired immediately.
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var jqxhr = $.get("example.php", function() {
alert("success");
})
.success(function() { alert("second success"); })
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method of the jqXHR
object returned by jQuery.get() is also available for error handling.
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$.get("test.php", { 'choices[]': ["Jon", "Susan"]} );
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STRIKING DISTANCE A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
Those people who didn't like Hitchcock used to say that he made entire movies around single, most effective scene. In case of STRIKING DISTANCE, 1993 thriller directed by Rowdy Harrington, the most original and effective scene is actually wasted in the beginning. What follows is rather formulaic plot about Tom Hardy (played by Bruce Willis), Pittsburgh homicide detective and one of the many members of his family who chose police profession. Loyalty towards his colleagues and kinsmen is seriously challenged when he starts investigating the case of a serial killer and finds out that the perpetrator might be policeman. But this is not the end of his problems - first, his own father (John Mahoney) becomes one of the killer's victims, and later on, his coleague and cousin Jimmy (Robert Pastorelli) commits suicide after being accused for brutality because of Hardy's testimony. The ratting on colleague is unforgivable crime and Hardy is transferred to the River Rescue service. Two years later, he is embittered alcoholic, but the new wave of killings would make him re-start investigation, this time with the help of partner Jo Christman (Sarah Jessica Parker).
STRIKING DISTANCE is rather forgettable film, which shouldn't surprise anyone, because the script, written by Rowdy Harrington and Martin Kaplan, is so full of cliches and predictable plot twists, that the film itself is hardly distinguishable from hundreds of similar products produced by Hollywood in that era. The only difference, perhaps is the setting - city of Pittsburgh is something like a refreshment for all those viewers who are tired of seeing all crime thrillers set in Los Angeles, New York or, in case they got lucky, New Orleans or Chicago. However, city in question was probably chosen because of being situated on three rivers, which allowed Herrington to direct many and endless chases including speedboats. Some of those action scenes work, and some don't - in any case, they hardly justify a whole bunch of formulaic subplots and wooden characters. The acting is mostly fine - whole bunch of capable character actors like John Mahoney, Dennis Farina, Andre Braugher or Brion James do their best to rise above mediocre script. The lead actor, Bruce Willis, was probably in one of the worst periods of his career - post-HUDSON HAWK and before PULP FICTION - so his character, although still being wise-cracking self, is hardly memorable. Another disservice to him is done with pairing his character to the token female in the form of Sarah Jessica Parker, good actor totally unsuitable for the role and romantic pairing with zero chemistry. All in all, STRIKING DISTANCE is movie unworthy of attention, made watchable only by rather sad collection of great acting talents who had deserved much better film.
RATING: 3/10 (+)
Review written on June 4th 1999
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Task: Serve buttered toast. Post: Buttered toast delivered to patron. Pre: . Bread is toasted. . Butter is melted. Actions: . Cook: Butter the toast. . Server: Move loaded-plate to patron's table. --- Task: Slice the bread. Post: Bread is sliced. Pre: . Baked bread is cool enough to slice. Actions: . Cook: Slice the bread. --- Task: Melt the butter. Post: Butter is melted. Pre: . None. Action: . Cook: Melt the butter. --- Task: Toast the bread. Post: Bread is toasted. Pre: . Bread is sliced. Action: Cook: Toast the bread. --- Role: Cook. Action: Toast the bread. . Move two slices of bread to toaster. . Set toaster to desired shade. . Insert bread Action: Butter the toast. . Paint butter onto a toasted bread slice. . Place buttered toast on a bread-plate. . Move bread-plate to delivery counter. Action: Slice the bread. . Place bread loaf in slicing machine. . Operate the slicing machine. . Remove bread loaf. --- Role: Server. Action: Move loaded-plate to patron's table. . Check loaded-plate against order. . Move to table indicated by order. . Deposit loaded plate near indicated patron. --- |
Task frames provide a way to reduce a complicated problem to a set of simpler problems. The goal or post-condition of the task is indicated by the statement after the "Post" label. The sub-goals or pre-conditions that need to be satisfied to enable the task are listed under the "Pre" label. The task "Serve buttered toast" cannot be worked until the bread is sliced and the butter is melted. So, we have the pre-conditions: "Bread is sliced" and "Butter is melted." Note that these pre-condition tasks can be worked in parallel. The original goal links to two sub-goals or pre-conditions that must be satisfied first. When those sub-goals are met, we can work on the actions required to get from the pre-conditions to the post-condition. For example, to get from "Bread is sliced" and "Butter is Melted" to "Buttered toast is on the plate." The actions are: "Cook: Butter the toast" and "Server: Move loaded-plate to patron's table." The "Butter the toast" action is assigned to a role called "Cook." The role-frame labeled "Role: Cook" defines some of the things that an actor assigned to the "Cook" role should know how to do. In this case, the role-frame includes the actions called: "Butter the toast" and "Slice the bread." Under "Deliver toast" we find a series of steps - instructions to the cook. The final action in the task frame, "Move loaded plate to table" is assigned to the "Server" role. When the actor assigned to the server role completes that action, the original goal "Buttered toast delivered to patron" is satisfied. Although this gets the point across, it is not a very realistic application. |


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skelevision package¶
skelevision.exceptions module¶
-
exception
skelevision.exceptions.
IllegalLogAction
¶ Bases:
Exception
Raised when an incorrect action is performed on a log (e.g. in a trace-to-frequency log import duplicated traces)
skelevision.miners module¶
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class
skelevision.miners.
LogSkeleton
¶ Bases:
skelevision.miners.Miner
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static
mine
(log, reqA, forbA)¶ Returns a dict, containing the mapping of the strings “relationships” and “statistics” to corresponding dict of relationships and statistics
- log: TraceLog
tracelog object
- reqA: set()
If one or more of the selected activities does not occur in a trace, the entire trace will be filtered out.
- forbA: set()
If one or more of the selected activities occurs in a trace, the entire trace will be filtered out.
- dict
mapping of the strings “relationships” and “statistics” to corresponding dict of relationships and statistics
-
static
skelevision.objects module¶
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class
skelevision.objects.
TraceLog
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
collections.abc.MutableMapping
Representation of a trace log. Works like a base python dict, where the keys are tuples denoting individual traces (e.g. ‘(“a”, “b”, “c”)’ denoted trace ‘abc’) and the values denote the frequencies of the traces.
-
static
activity_2_freq
(trace)¶ For a given trace, return a mapping from activity to frequency in trace.
- trace: tuple of str
a trace as a tuple of activities
- dict
mapping from activity to frequency in trace
-
always_after
()¶ Returns a set of tuples, representing the pairs of the activities which after any occurrence of the first activity the second activity always occurs.
- set``of `tuples
pairs of the activities which after any occurrence of the first activity the second activity always occurs.
-
always_before
()¶ Returns a set of tuples, representing the pairs of the activities which before any occurrence of the first activity the second activity always occurs.
- set``of `tuples
pairs of the activities which before any occurrence of the first activity the second activity always occurs.
-
augment
(start='[>', end='[]')¶ Returns a similar TraceLog object where each trace contains an aditional start and end activity.
-
equivalence
()¶ Returns a set of tuples, representing the pairs of the activities which are always together in all of the traces the same number of times.
- set``of `tuples
the pairs of the activities which are always together in all of the traces the same number of times
-
filter_traces
(reqA=None, forbA=None)¶ Filters the tracelog based on required and forbidden activities.
- reqA: set()
If one or more of the selected activities does not occur in a trace, the entire trace will be filtered out.
- forbA: set()
If one or more of the selected activities occurs in a trace, the entire trace will be filtered out.
- TraceLog
Mapping from activity to coresponding event list.
-
follows
(distance=1)¶ Returns a mapping (aka. dict) from pairs of activities to frequency. A pair (a, b) is part of the mapping if activity b follows activity a, at a certain distance, in any of the traces.
- distance: int
Distance two activities have to be appart to be counted in the mapping.
-
static
freq_2_activities
(trace)¶ For a given trace, return a mapping from frequency to set of activities, with that frequency in the trace.
- trace: tuple of str
a trace as a tuple of activities
- dict
mapping from frequency to set activities in trace
-
static
from_txt
(filepath, delimiter=None, frequency_idx=0, first_activity_idx=2)¶ Parses a .txt file containing a trace log and returns a TraceLog object of it.
- filepath: path-like
The path to the .txt file.
- delimiter: str
Character delimiting the different values. Default None, thus splitting by all the whitespace.
- frequency_idx: int
Default 0.
- first_activity_idx: int
Default 2.
- TraceLog
Mapping from activity to coresponding event list.
-
static
from_xes
(filepath)¶ Parses a .xes or a .gz file containing a trace log and returns a TraceLog object of it.
- filepath: path-like
The path to the .xes or .gz file.
- TraceLog
Mapping from activity to coresponding event list.
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property
labels
¶ Returns all the unique labels of activities in the trace log.
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max_counter
()¶ Returns a dict, representing a Mapping from activity to the max amount of times the activity appears in any trace of the TraceLog.
None
- ‘dict’
Mapping from activity to the max amount of times the activity appears in any trace of the TraceLog.
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min_counter
()¶ Returns a dict, representing a Mapping from activity to the min amount of times the activity appears in any trace of the TraceLog.
Parameters
None
- ‘dict’
Mapping from activity to the min amount of times the activity appears in any trace of the TraceLog.
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never_together
()¶ Returns a set of tuples, representing the pairs of the activities which are never together in any of the traces.
- set of tuples
the pairs of the activities which are never together in any of the traces
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save_to_file
(filepath, format='txt')¶ Save a TraceLog object as a .txt file.
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statistics
()¶ Returns a dict, representing a Mapping from activity to it’s statistics, min, max and total occurance of the activity in the TraceLog.
Parameters
- activity: ‘str’
the name of the activity
- ‘dict’
Mapping from activity to the amount of times the activity appears in the TraceLog.
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sum_counter
()¶ Returns a dict, representing a Mapping from activity to the amount of times the activity appears in the TraceLog.
None
- ‘dict’
Mapping from activity to the min, max and total amount of times the activity appears in the TraceLog.
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static
skelevision.utils module¶
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skelevision.utils.
follows
(trace, distance=1)¶ Returns a mapping (aka. dict) from pairs of activities to frequency. A pair (a, b) is part of the mapping if activity b directly follows activity a, in any of the traces.
- distance: int
Distance two activities have to be appart to be counted in the mapping.
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skelevision.utils.
predecessors
(trace)¶ Returns a mapping (aka. dict) from pairs of activities to sets of activities which are followd by. A dict {a: (b, c)} is part of the mapping if activity b and c followed by activity a, in any of the traces.
- trace: TraceLog
tracelog object
- SortedSet
the pairs of the activities which are the successors in any of the traces
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skelevision.utils.
successors
(trace)¶ Returns a mapping (aka. dict) from pairs of activities to sets of activities which follows. A dict {a: (b, c)} is part of the mapping if activity b and c follows activity a, in any of the traces.
- trace: TraceLog
tracelog object
- SortedSet
the pairs of the activities which are the successors in any of the traces


symmetrical interactive crossword grid designer
Dimensions:
colums by
rows.
Clear grid
Symmetry:
180 degrees rotation
90 degrees rotation
Horizontal reflection
Vertical reflection
Horizontal and Vertical reflection
None


The following element/attributes are available with the additionalService
instance when ordering Cash On Delivery:
accountNumber
(mandatory)accountType
(mandatory if currencyCode = 'SEK')amount
(mandatory) Accepts numeric values with two decimal places, with a dot (not comma) as decimal separatorcurrencyCode
(mandatory)codMessage
(optional)Possible accountType values:
Possible codMessage.type
values:


Tips/Tricks on preventing digital addiction
Digital Addiction is becoming a big problem in today's world and here's how to prevent it:
1. Put electronic devices away. Leave your phone in the other room when you are doing your homework or cooking, or whatever you are busy with.
2. Have no electronics until a certain time. Make a hard and fast rule that you will not pick up your phone or your computer until a certain time.
3. Remove applications. Log out of, or uninstall, most applications you may have active on your phone.
4. When you need to walk somewhere, experiment with leaving your headphones in your pocket- Decide not to listen to music or podcasts. Don't look at your phone. Enjoy the simplicity of walking without distractions.
5. Put your phone on airplane mode the night before. That way, if you need to briefly use your phone (to check the time or the weather or something), you won't get hit with a billion notifications.
6. Refrain from putting TV and electronic gadgets in your child's bedroom, and put away such devices after use.
7. Observe tech-free times such as during meals, homework and bedtime. In addition, you can designate tech-free zones for your child such as in the bedroom, dining area and in the car.
8. Challenge yourself to read at least 30 pages of a great book before you check your computer or mobile device. Pick the right reading material and you will soon find you have created a new pastime!
9. Skip the morning digital check-in.- Waking up to a techie breakfast of checking your email, Facebook or Instagram likes that you scored since midnight isn't that nourishing. It saps productivity by flooding the mind with a full plate of everything before you've had a chance to focus on the bigger picture.


Compressonator¶
Compressonator SDK source URL: https://github.com/GPUOpen-Tools/Compressonator
Compressonator is a set of tools to allow artists and developers to more easily work with compressed assets and easily visualize the quality impact of various compression technologies. It consists of a GUI application, a command line application and an SDK for easy integration into a developer toolchain.
A variety of block based codecs, palletized and grayscale encoders, and useful tools for generating mip-maps, comparing the quality of compressed and uncompressed images and batch-compressing large databases of images are included.
Developers and texture artist can optimize the level of quality and performance that best suites the requirements for their game assets and pipeline. Textures are compressed according to specific data streaming requirements, balancing both power and memory of the targeted devices while maintaining quality that users expect.
The most popular codecs are provided in a comprehensive easy to use library with a simple interface that can be integrated into game engines and tools.
Compressonator supports Microsoft Windows®, Linux and Mac builds.


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PROJECT 1 : Zelidom - Promologis
Improve one client's path (homeownership) by understanding their needs and their actual difficulties.
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Customer Path
By interviewing clients, I mapped each steps, understood the friction and discovered insights, to improve customer's experience.
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Service Blueprint
I also interviewed staff member to understand the internal processes of this path to understand how to improve customer's experience.
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PROJECT 2 : Eurovia (Vinci Group)
They have a specific problematic, I aim to understand their users and respond to their needs by innovatives solutions.
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Creativity workshop with Analogy
Based on knowledge and users needs, we had identify working axes and concepts
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Model Workshop
- prototyping our concepts
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PROJECT 3 : Crédit Mutuel
Their regional headquarters are on a historic building in Angers. Renovate in the 1980's, they aim to adapt it to their collaborators and their clients.
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Immersion in Angers
We assess the needs of the Crédit Mutuel clients, diverse collaborators and people which lived in Angers.
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Picture of immersion
A young man is withdrawing money from a cash dispenser outside the bank office
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Picture of immersion in the headquarters
An office of a Credit Mutuel collaborator
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Workshop with Project Actors
Identify and cluster the needs and wishes
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PROJECT 4 : Hackhaton 2017 Alliance
Imagine smart cities of tomorrow
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Picture of our victory
Winners with the solution MyHUB to improve urban logistic under the aegis of Niji and Keran Group
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PROJECT 5 : IMA Protect
With the Demo of their Smart Home, we imagine a new way to present the IMA Protect's products (Smart Home Run)
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Smart Home Run
We created a game to introduce each IMA PROTECT products based on a virtual Escape Game on tablet


Autumn 2020 - Advanced Artificial Intelligence for Games, University of Southern Denmark, Master course Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2020 - Spilprogrammering 1 (Game Programming 1), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS, 50 students. Teacher (100%)
Spring 2020 - Videregående udvikling af 3D applikationer (C# programming and more advanced game programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS. Teacher (100%)
Spring 2020 - Kunstig Intelligens til computerspil (Artificial intelligence for games), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 2.5 ECTS. Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2019 - 3D Modellering til computerspil og -simulationer (3D modelling for computer-games and simulations), University of Southern Denmark, Master course Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2019 - Spilprogrammering (Game Programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS. Teacher (100%)
Spring 2019 - Kunstig Intelligens til computerspil (Artificial intelligence for games), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 2.5 ECTS. Teacher (100%)
Spring 2019 - Videregående udvikling af 3D applikationer (C# programming and more advanced game programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS. Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2018 - 3D Modellering til computerspil og -simulationer (3D modelling for computer-games and simulations), University of Southern Denmark, Master course Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2018 - Spilprogrammering (Game Programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS, 26 students. Teacher (100%)
Spring 2018 - Videregående udvikling af 3D applikationer (C# programming and more advanced game programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS, 43 students. Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2017 - 3D Modellering til computerspil og -simulationer (3D modelling for computer-games and simulations), University of Southern Denmark, Master course Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2017 - Spilprogrammering (Game Programming), University of Southern Denmark, Bachelor course, 5 ECTS, 43 students. Teacher (100%)
Autumn 2016 - Modern AI for Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Master course, 15 ECTS, 21 students. Co-Teacher (20%)
Autumn 2015 - Modern AI for Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Master course, 15 ECTS, 41 students. Co-Teacher (30%)
Spring 2015 - Data Mining, IT University of Copenhagen, Master course, 15 ECTS, 89 students. Co-Teacher (20%)
Autumn 2014 - Generative Music using Pure Data and intro to Mood Expression, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, South Korea, Master (guest lecture), 20 students. Teacher
Spring 2014 - Interactive Narrative, IT University of Copenhagen, Master course, 7.5 ECTS, 15 students. Teaching Assistant
Spring 2017 - Dreadful Virtuality: A comparative case study of psychophysiological reactions to horror scenarios in virtual reality and conventional displays, MSc programme, Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Marta Clavero Jiménez, Amanda Maria Stokholm James
Spring 2017 - Development of card game balancing metrics, MSc programme, Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Alexander Kirk Jørgensen
Spring 2016 - Space Mercs Reloaded, MSc programme, Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Kasper Grønbak Christensen, Jesper Pedersen, Troels Nygaard, Lars Lyskjær-Rudbæk
Spring 2015 - Agent-based procedural quest generation for a role-playing game, MSc programme, Games, IT University of Copenhagen, Till Riemer
Spring 2018 - Balanced Map Generation using Genetic Algorithms in the Siphon Board-game, BSc programme, Software Development, University of Southern Denmark, Jonas Juhl Nielsen, published in the proceedings of the Proceedings of the Software Engineering for Defence Applications (SEDA) (2018)
Spring 2017 - Evaluation of multi-objective genetic algorithms, BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Kasper Hjort Berthelsen, Sebastian Baunsgaard, Sebastian Benjamin Wrede, Jon Voigt Tøttrup
Spring 2017 - Level generation for general video games using evolutionary algorithms., BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Jonas Astrup Specht
Spring 2017 - Modular music generation using NEAT, BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Hans Emil Almegaard Hansen, Nikolaj Daugaard Olsen
Spring 2017 - Procedural Generation of Levels in Games, BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Mikkel Balslev
Spring 2015 - Guitar effects with genetic algorithms, BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Nikolai Storr-Hansen
Spring 2015 - Survival of the Hippest: Improving Autogenerated Music using Evolutionary Algorithms, BSc programme, Software Development, IT University of Copenhagen, Thomas Stoy Dragsbæk, Asbjørn Fjelbro Steffensen, Nicki Hjorth Jørgensen
2019 - Lecturer training programme (UP/LTP), Diploma
2018 - Questioning – how it can support learning, teaching and assessment
2018 - Helping students understand assessment - using rubrics, peer review and exemplars
2018 - Interactive Lecturing
2016 - Use your voice, Diploma
2015 - Supporting Qualitative Writing, Diploma
2015 - Research-led teaching, Diploma
2015 - Constructive alignment seminar
2015 - Pedagogical teaching development course for PhDs at ITU, as part of my PhD education


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What is Embedathon?
Embedathon is a 24- hour embedded system hackathon challenge hosted by IEEE NITK student branch in association with CAS Society. It presents you with interesting problem statements to ensure a fun-filled learning experience. This is the third edition of the event promising to be bigger and better. In addition to the hackathon, a workshop will also be conducted prior to the final event to enhance your experience with us!
Open to 1st and 2nd year students from all over India!
Prizes
Exciting Prizes await you!
Winner
Runner up
Most Innovative solution
Worth goodies to be won
Certificates for all those who clear preliminary round!
SCHEDULE
| 4th March, 2021 | 7:00 pm | Preliminary Test |
| 4th March, 2021 | 8:00 pm | Embedathon workshop |
| 6th-7th March, 2021 | 5:00 pm | Hackathon (24 hrs) |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Following are eligible to participate -
1) All 1st and 2nd year B.Tech students of NITK
2) 1st or 2nd year engineering students from any engineering college in India with at least one IEEE member in the team.
There is no registration fee to attend this event.
No, it is not compulsory for the candidates to be from EC or EEE background. All enthusiastic students are welcome to apply.
No. The test will have questions about the basics of mathematics, electronics and programming. It will not have any competitive coding style questions.
Three members in a team. Lesser or more in a team is not permitted.
Yes, The eligibility criteria specifically states that applicants must have an IEEE member as the team leader. This is not applicable for NITK students.
No. NITK Students are not required to have have an IEEE student membership or belong to IEEE-NITK to participate. All 1st and 2nd year students are welcome.
Brush up on your knowledge of basics of popular microcontrollers, and basic electronics.
No, the workshops are open for everyone who registers for the Hackathon.


You can use a property bag, a stream, or storage to test the persistence of your control.
To save a single control using a property bag
1. Select a control.
2. From the Control menu, choose Save to Property Bag.
3. Click OK.
To save a single control using a stream
1. Select a control.
2. From the Control menu, choose Save to Stream.
3. Provide a filename using the File name and Save as type fields.
To insert a control from a stream
1. From the Edit menu, choose Insert Control From Stream.
2. Select the stream to open using the Open dialog box.
A new control is created and initialized from the previously saved version of the control.
To save a single control using storage
1. Select a control.
2. From the Control menu, choose Save to Storage.
3. Provide a filename using the File name and Save as type fields.
To insert a single control from storage
1. From the Edit menu, choose Insert Control From Storage.
2. Select the storage to open using the Open dialog box.
A new control is created and initialized from the previously saved version of the control.


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Jason Derulo Denies Photoshopping His ‘Anaconda’ After Instagram Overshare
by Cameron FrewSaddle up, ladies and gentlemen: Jason Derulo’s ‘anaconda’ is 100% kosher.
The Whatcha Say pop star racked up the likes on Instagram on Friday, November 22, after posting an underwear pic to his followers.
However, it wasn’t the singer’s smouldering gaze that was getting the attention. To be perfectly frank, it was his gargantuan knob – and it isn’t photoshopped.
Don’t worry, you don’t need to go searching on social media – here it is:
The raunchy snap has went down a treat with his fans: so far, it’s sitting on 422,228 likes, and the comments are a thirsty sight to behold.
One user commented: ‘All those inches, your new name is Jason DeRULER,’ while another wrote: ‘I think you have a huge Diet Coke bottle inside those boxers.’
Others were more interested in what Derulo is ‘hiding in there’, with one user adding: ‘It’s fighting to get out.’
Of course, humble as ever, the superstar replied with simply: ‘Anaconda.’ Joke’s on you, Derulo – anacondas generally grow up to around 15ft.
However, he’s clearly enjoying the attention the post is getting. He even added a later comment: ‘Don’t lie… did you zoom?’
There’s always going to be sceptics and naysayers – but Derulo has confirmed that the snap is all real, with no enhancements in sight.
Commenting on the reaction to the picture, Derulo told TMZ :
It was in Bali. I honestly [didn’t] feel like that was going to be my most liked picture when I woke up this morning. I posted the motherf*cker very early. It was [a photo] from months ago. It was not even something that I just did.
Photoshop? Photoshop? Don’t make me [pull it out]. There are not enough women in this area. Just know that us Haitians, we look different.
There you have it. Stop the clocks, sound the alarms – Derulo’s dong is real, so we can all relax.
The Talk Dirty artist was the talk of the town this week – especially after the latest trailer for the live-action adaptation of Cats hit the web.
Check out the trailer for Cats below:
Based on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit musical, Derulo stars as Rum Tum Tugger – also known as the cat who f*cks.
Derulo appears alongside a star-studded cast including; Jennifer Hudson, James Corden, Dame Judi Dench, Idris Elba, Sir Ian McKellen, Taylor Swift and Rebel Wilson.
After the release of the trailer, one person tweeted:
The new trailer for #CatsMovie isn’t so bad if you close your eyes.

After graduating from Glasgow Caledonian University with an NCTJ and BCTJ-accredited Multimedia Journalism degree, Cameron ventured into the world of print journalism at The National, while also working as a freelance film journalist on the side, becoming an accredited Rotten Tomatoes critic in the process. He’s now left his Scottish homelands and took up residence at UNILAD as a journalist.