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MOTS Finder
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Manage computation of quantities to evaluate stability operator. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ (self, curve, param, metric4=None, transform_torsion=False) |
| Create a stability calculator at a point on a MOTS. More... | |
| def | compute_op_timesym (self) |
| Compute the time-symmetrical stability operator terms. More... | |
| def | compute_op_general (self, slice_normal=True) |
| Compute the stability operator terms at the current point. More... | |
| def | g3_inv (self) |
| Inverse 3-metric at current point (3x3-matrix). More... | |
| def | g4 (self) |
| 4-metric evaluated at current point (4x4-matrix). More... | |
| def | dg4 (self) |
| Derivatives of 4-metric (shape=(4,4,4)). More... | |
| def | G4 (self) |
| Christoffel symbols of the 4-metric. More... | |
| def | n (self) |
| Timelike normal to slice (shape=3). More... | |
| def | dn (self) |
| Partial derivative of timelike normal, partial_a n^b (4x4-matrix). More... | |
| def | dg3_inv (self) |
| Derivative of inverse metric (shape=(3,3,3)). More... | |
| def | nu3_cov (self) |
| Covariant components of normal in slice (shape=3). More... | |
| def | dnu3_cov (self) |
| Derivatives of covariant normal in slice (shape=(3,3)). More... | |
| def | nu3 (self) |
| Normal vector in slice (shape=3). More... | |
| def | nu (self) |
| Spacetime normal vector in slice (shape=4). More... | |
| def | k (self) |
| Ingoing future-pointing null normal (shape=4) k^a. More... | |
| def | l (self) |
| Outgoing future-pointing null normal (shape=4) l^a. More... | |
| def | k_cov (self) |
| Covariant components of k. More... | |
| def | l_cov (self) |
| Covariant components of l. More... | |
| def | dux3 (self) |
| Derivatives of x,y,z wrt lambda,phi (shape=(2,3)). More... | |
| def | dl (self) |
| Partial derivatives of l. More... | |
| def | dnu (self) |
| Spacetime derivatives of MOTS normal in slice. More... | |
| def | cov_a_l (self) |
| Covariant derivative of l wrt t,x,y,z (shape=(4,4)). More... | |
| def | cov_A_l (self) |
| Covariant derivative of l wrt lambda,phi (shape=(2,4)). More... | |
| def | torsion_1form (self) |
| Torsion s_A of l (aka rotation 1-form Omega, shape=2). More... | |
| def | torsion_vector (self) |
| Contravariant version of torsion_1form() (shape=2). More... | |
| def | q_inv (self) |
| Inverse 2-metric q^AB on MOTS (shape=(2,2)). More... | |
| def | add_neg_axisym_laplacian (self, op) |
| Add -Laplacian to the operator, assuming no phi-dependence. More... | |
| def | compute_s_squared (self) |
| Compute s_A s^A. More... | |
| def | compute_Y (self) |
| Compute the Y quantity of [1] for the slice normal. More... | |
| def | compute_div_s (self) |
| Compute the divergence div(s) of the rotation 1-form s_A. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| calc | |
| point | |
| metric | |
| metric4 | |
Private Attributes | |
| _transform_torsion | |
| _g3_inv | |
| _g4 | |
| _dg4 | |
| _G4 | |
| _n | |
| _dn | |
| _dg3_inv | |
| _nu3_cov | |
| _dnu3_cov | |
| _nu3 | |
| _k_cov | |
| _l_cov | |
| _dux3 | |
| _dnu | |
| _cov_a_l | |
| _cov_A_l | |
| _torsion_1form | |
| _torsion_vector | |
| _q_inv | |
Manage computation of quantities to evaluate stability operator.
Given a MOTS and a point on the MOTS, this class computes the various quantities needed to evaluate the MOTS stability operator [1]. Notation is mostly compatible with [1]. In particular, we use .
Note that we assume vacuum throughout.
References
[1] Andersson, Lars, Marc Mars, and Walter Simon. "Stability of marginally outer trapped surfaces and existence of marginally outer trapped tubes." arXiv preprint arXiv:0704.2889 (2007).
| def __init__ | ( | self, | |
| curve, | |||
| param, | |||
metric4 = None , |
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transform_torsion = False |
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| ) |
Create a stability calculator at a point on a MOTS.
| curve | The MOTS. |
| param | The parameter along the MOTS identifying the point at which to compute the quantities. |
| metric4 | The 4-metric object. This is optional and may be omitted if we have time-symmetry. |
| transform_torsion | Whether to apply a transformation to the torsion of such that and (in our coordinates) . Default is False . |
| def add_neg_axisym_laplacian | ( | self, | |
| op | |||
| ) |
Add -Laplacian to the operator, assuming no phi-dependence.
| def compute_div_s | ( | self | ) |
Compute the divergence div(s) of the rotation 1-form s_A.
| def compute_op_general | ( | self, | |
slice_normal = True |
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| ) |
Compute the stability operator terms at the current point.
This implementation is for the general (axisymmetric) case not assuming time-symmetry.
| slice_normal | Whether to compute the terms for the operator w.r.t. the slice normal or the past-pointing outward null normal . Default is True . |
| def compute_op_timesym | ( | self | ) |
Compute the time-symmetrical stability operator terms.
This implementation assumes the slice to be time-symmetric.
| def compute_s_squared | ( | self | ) |
Compute s_A s^A.
| def compute_Y | ( | self | ) |
Compute the Y quantity of [1] for the slice normal.
| def cov_a_l | ( | self | ) |
Covariant derivative of l wrt t,x,y,z (shape=(4,4)).
| def cov_A_l | ( | self | ) |
Covariant derivative of l wrt lambda,phi (shape=(2,4)).
| def dg3_inv | ( | self | ) |
Derivative of inverse metric (shape=(3,3,3)).
| def dg4 | ( | self | ) |
Derivatives of 4-metric (shape=(4,4,4)).
| def dl | ( | self | ) |
Partial derivatives of l.
| def dn | ( | self | ) |
Partial derivative of timelike normal, partial_a n^b (4x4-matrix).
| def dnu | ( | self | ) |
Spacetime derivatives of MOTS normal in slice.
| def dnu3_cov | ( | self | ) |
Derivatives of covariant normal in slice (shape=(3,3)).
| def dux3 | ( | self | ) |
Derivatives of x,y,z wrt lambda,phi (shape=(2,3)).
| def g3_inv | ( | self | ) |
Inverse 3-metric at current point (3x3-matrix).
| def g4 | ( | self | ) |
4-metric evaluated at current point (4x4-matrix).
| def G4 | ( | self | ) |
Christoffel symbols of the 4-metric.
| def k | ( | self | ) |
Ingoing future-pointing null normal (shape=4) k^a.
| def k_cov | ( | self | ) |
Covariant components of k.
| def l | ( | self | ) |
Outgoing future-pointing null normal (shape=4) l^a.
| def l_cov | ( | self | ) |
Covariant components of l.
| def n | ( | self | ) |
Timelike normal to slice (shape=3).
| def nu | ( | self | ) |
Spacetime normal vector in slice (shape=4).
| def nu3 | ( | self | ) |
Normal vector in slice (shape=3).
| def nu3_cov | ( | self | ) |
Covariant components of normal in slice (shape=3).
| def q_inv | ( | self | ) |
Inverse 2-metric q^AB on MOTS (shape=(2,2)).
| def torsion_1form | ( | self | ) |
Torsion s_A of l (aka rotation 1-form Omega, shape=2).
| def torsion_vector | ( | self | ) |
Contravariant version of torsion_1form() (shape=2).


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The Book of Mormon is coming to the Liverpool Empire Theatre
The musical announced it was coming to the city in 2020 but now a venue has been confirmed
by Catherine MurphyThe Book of Mormon musical is coming to Liverpool's Empire theatre next year.
Fans will be able to watch the Broadway smash hit, which is written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, when it comes to the city on Tuesday, July 14 2020.
The musical confirmed it was heading to Liverpool last week with billboards and signs placed around the city including Lime Street Station but until now its date and venue were kept under wraps.
The Book Of Mormon is hugely popular receiving huge praise wherever it goes. The world tour includes Australia, New Zealand and America.
Its story follows a pair of Mormon boys sent on a mission to a place that’s a long way from their home in Salt Lake City.
Since making its world premiere in March 2011 at New York’s Eugene O’Neill Theatre, where it won nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, The Book of Mormon has been performed on three continents and won over thirty international awards.
The musical has smashed long-standing box office records in New York, London, Melbourne, Sydney and cities across the US.
ATG theatre Card pre-sale opens at 10am today and general sale will take place from 10am on Wednesday, November 20.
You can buy tickets here.
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Catalina Marathon
Avalon CA/USA
Website: spectrumsportsevents.com/catalina-island-marathon/CatalinaMarathon
Race Winners
(40 runnings)
3:51:09 3:45:38 3:07:00 3:37:57 3:31:14 17 Mar
2007
2:57:36
3:29:37
18 Mar
2006
3:14:15
3:35:48
19 Mar
2005
3:05:26
3:38:56
13 Mar
2004
2:52:28
3:17:00
15 Mar
2003
3:02:58
3:32:18
16 Mar
2002
2:56:08
3:25:49
17 Mar
2001
2:56:28
3:28:58
18 Mar
2000
3:02:06
3:29:50
20 Mar
1999
3:09:53
3:54:40
14 Mar
1998
2:51:20
3:23:56
22 Mar
1997
2:53:08
3:15:20
16 Mar
1996
2:50:03
3:30:57
18 Mar
1995
2:59:36r
3:35:49r
19 Mar
1994
2:42:46
3:28:26
20 Mar
1993
2:48:48
3:26:06
21 Mar
1992
2:33:31r
3:10:26r
10 Mar
1991
2:39:58
3:18:03
1990
2:45:33
3:18:14
1989
2:53:40
3:32:
1988
2:52:36
3:19:27
1987
2:56:15
3:29:40
1986
2:46:05
3:33:21
24 Mar
1985
2:42:35
3:44:50
25 Mar
1984
2:48:50
3:28:52
19 Mar 1983
2:48:19
3:24:24
21 Mar 1982
2:40:05
3:26:19
22 Mar
1981
2:37:00
3:23:40
23 Mar
1980
2:47:34
3:37:02
25 Mar
1979
2:45:12
3:26:51
09 Apr
1978
2:55:10
3:54:28
Notes: 1978 was the inaugural year. The course is from Two Harbors to Avalon and is mostly dirt and quite hilly.
11 Mar
2017
2:46:08
Nicholas Arciniaga (AZ/USA)
3:23:50
Seanna Robinson (USA)
19 Mar
2016
2:59:12
Jason Mills (CA/USA)
3:17:19
Stephanie Wurtz-4
14 Mar
2015
3:19:37
Jeff Creighton (CA/USA)
3:26:33
Stephanie Wurtz-3
15 Mar
2014
3:03:43
Garret Bean (CA/USA)
3:24:00
Stephanie Wurtz-2
09 Mar
2013
3:03:48
Ken Myers (AB/CAN)
3:26:14
Stephanie Wurtz (CO/USA)
10 Mar
2012
3:09:52
Chase Eldredge (NY/USA)
Laura Pryor (CA/USA)
12 Mar
2011
2:50:22
Kevin Purcell (CA/USA)
Jennifer Latham (NY/USA)
13 Mar
2010
3:02:04
Joshua Loren (DE/USA)
Heather Fuhr (CA/USA)
14 Mar
2009
3:00:09
Chris Charles (WA/USA)
Jennifer Enge (CA/USA)
15 Mar
2008
2:48:25
Ben Brown-2
Julie Allen (CA/USA)
Ben Brown (CA/USA)
Karalee Morris (CA/USA)
Willie Stewart (CA/USA)
Annie Seawright-Newton (CA/USA)
Jeff Atkinson-2
Micaela Brandt (CA/USA)
Jason Kolb (CA/USA)
Kristin Eddy-2
Hector Lopez (MEX)
Kristin Eddy (VA/USA)
Jeff Atkinson (CA/USA)
Rebecca Grissom (CA/USA)
Gordon Duff-3
Paula Newby-Fraser (CA/USA)
Gordon Duff-2
Maria Gallardo-2
Gordon Duff (CA/USA)
Kay Embrey (CA/USA)
Daniel Droski (MI/USA)
Lisa Goldsmith (CO/USA)
Bill McDermott-13
Danelle Ballengee (CO/USA)
Eoin Fahy (CA/USA)
Maria Gallardo (CA/USA)
Rob McNair (CA/USA)
Leslie Lewis (USA)
Richard Verney (NZL)
Christie Spahr-2
Bill McDermott-12
Mary Ryzner (USA)
Jose Ortiz (USA)
Colleen Gallagher-2
Bill McDermott-11
Colleen Gallagher (USA)
Bill McDermott-10
Christie Spahr (USA)
Bill McDermott-9
Katherine Gustafson (USA)
Bill McDermott-8
Ann Trason (CA/USA)
Bill McDermott-7
Harolene Walters (CA/USA)
Bill McDermott-6
Judith Vivian (CA/USA)
Bill McDermott-5
Sue Miller (USA)
Joe League (CA/USA)
Bjorg Austrheim-Smith-2
Joe Carlson (USA)
Bjorg Austrheim-Smith (CA/USA)
Bill McDermott-4
Jacqueline Hansen-3
Pablo Vigil (CO/USA)
Jacqueline Hansen-2
Bill McDermott-3
Paulette Halel-2
Bill McDermott-2
Jacqueline Hansen (CA/USA)
Bill McDermott (CA/USA)
Paulette Halel (USA)
r => rain course. The 1992 rain course was out/back from Avalon and entirely paved; the 1995 rain course was also out/back from Avalon but included some dirt sections.
Most Wins (1978-date)
Men
13
Bill McDermott (CA/USA)
1978-80,1982,1985-91,1993,1997
Women
4
Stephanie Wurtz (CO/USA)
2013-16
Prize Money
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
No man has run under 2:20.
Women
No woman has run under 2:50.
Last Updated on 27
Mar 2017
Contributors: Katie Caress, Jack Leydig (2), Klaas Loonstra (5)


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Fixed/Developed more that 30 issues/features in GTIN Allocation Assistant web application and sucessfully delivered it to GS1 Canada.
Revamped the company website by enhancing the payment process, booking experience and making the site responsive for mobile devices. Incorporated Facebook authentication to ensure a smooth login experience for the users. Designed an admin panel to seamlessly manage backend activities like managing customer reservations, handling refunds and responding to customer queries.
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Description
Let the heart beat faster and sink into the depth of music, romance, chemistry of
lights and joy. Create the bizarre of enthusiasm with your sizzling dance
performance tonight, so keep the spirits high and lose yourself into the beats of
music. Put your best foot forward and prove your pair out to be the best in the
crowd!
 Props
which might cause inconvenience to the other teams or cause damage
to the stage or the surroundings, will not be entertained under any
circumstance (this applies to any fluid, flame, powders, colours, glass
etc.).
❖ Participants should perform a part of their dance for 2(+1) minutes in
the prelims round with/without costumes and props.
(Prelim round will be held only if no. of participants are more than 6).
Note
Tracks should be named as: LT-name_of_both_participants e.g., LT-atul_&_dheeraj.
Event Coordinators
Mansi Mittal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Siddharth Rungta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
Dancing is an art; the floor is your canvas; and you, the brush. Let your feet speak
the hidden language of your soul; Let the rhythm carry you away...where the
hand goes, follows the eye, where the eyes go, follows the heart...so here's your
chance to mesmerize the audience with your grace. Get ready to enchant the
audience with a stupendously magnificent performance of yours.
Rules
❖ You can steal the show alone.
❖ This is Solo Classical Competition.
❖ Time limit: Max 6 min. Min: 3 min (including the setup time)
❖ Only classical and semi-classical forms of dance are allowed.
❖ Time limit should not be exceeded.
❖ Costume and accessories are to be arranged by participant at their cost.
Note
❖ Judges may ask question regarding the performance, genre specifications and
about element/theme you are depicting.
❖ Tracks should be named as: MUD-your_name e.g., MUD-vartika_singh.
Event Coordinators
Mansi Mittal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Siddharth Rungta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
The world is at your feet with all the eyes set on you; but here you face it alone, for
everybody may not be able to get to this height. Forget about simultaneity and
formation. Keeping the spirits high, cool your heels, it's time to step up a notch at
VIVACITY-2020's solo dance competition. Spin and sway, prance and engross all in
the rhythm of cosmic tune and divine music. The heart beats have gone up and
everyone is eager to sink in the captivating poetry of footsteps.
1st Round
❖ This is a Solo Western Competition.
❖ Time limit: Max: 2 min, Min: 1 min. 30 sec. Candidates are required to
strictly adhere to the time limits.
❖ All forms of western dance are allowed (Classical dance form is not
allowed).
❖ Get two copies of your song- one on a CD and one in pen drive.
❖ Song should be submitted one hour prior to the prelims.
2nd Round (Prop round)
❖ The shortlisted participants from the 1st Round will be given some props by
us and will perform on the song of their choice (the song should be
available).
❖ Time limit: Max: 2 min, Min: 1 min 30 sec. Time limit should not be
exceeded.
❖ Candidates must bring two copies of their songs as stated earlier, i.e., on a
CD and in a pen drive
Note
❖ Songs should be in .mp3 format. No audio cassettes will be allowed.
❖ Tracks should be named as: PIU-your_name-round_name-(PRELIMS/FINALS).
e.g., PIU-dheeraj_agrawal-PRELIMS & PIU-dheeraj_agrawal-FINALS
Event Coordinators
Mansi Mittal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Siddharth Rungta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
Dance till you drop! Rock the floor with your ecstatic dance mix of intensity,
energy and enthusiasm. Show all the people out there what you have got! Feel
the music in your heart & resonate to the beats, splash the jar of dance on the
stage and ignite the fire in the hearts.
Razzmatazz is back to rock the floor with most talented dance groups across the
country. Dance your heart out, come and show us your grotesque madness. It's
time to step up a notch at VIVACITY-2020's RAZZMATAZZ. Bring out the best in
you and show it through your dance. Conquer the dance floor and mesmerize the
audience with sizzling moves this year at Vivacity 2020.
Rules
❖This is a Group Dance Competition.
❖ Team Size - Minimum of 8 and maximum of 30 members are allowed in
a team with atleast 6 and atmost 20 members from team present on
the stage during the performance. Not following this can reduce your
marks.
❖Time Limit-
PRELIMS: (3-6 minutes including stage setup and clearance).
FINALS: (7-10 minutes performance + max 2 minutes of stage setup and
clearance). Exceeding this will lead to deduction in marks.
❖All dance forms are allowed.
Semi-Folk/Semi Classical is allowed but purely folk dance is NOT
❖The songs performed in prelims must be part of the routine to be
presented in the final round.
❖The obscenity of any kind will lead to immediate disqualification.
❖ Participants can use props suited to their performance. Props which
might cause inconvenience to the other teams or cause damage to the
stage the surroundings, will not be entertained under any circumstance
(this applies to any fluid, flame, powders, colours, glass etc.).
❖Teams should bring their tracks in CD or pendrive and should
submitted 5 hours before the event. They should be named as:
RAZZ- Team_Name/Clg_Name-Round(PRELIMS/FINALS)
e.g., RAZZ-IIT_Jodhpur-PRELIMS and RAZZ-IIT_Jodhpur-FINALS.
Note
❖Tracks of length greater than 10 minutes in finals won't be
accepted at all during track submission.
❖Participants must have a valid college I-card to participate. In case of any
discrepancy, the team shall be disqualified.
Event Coordinators
Mansi Mittal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Siddharth Rungta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
Theatre, the greatest of all art forms, the most immediate way in which a human
being can share with another, the sense of what it is to be a human being.
Vivacity’20 brings to you “Rangshaala” inviting potpourri of culture it, multitude
of expressions and plethora of emotions to celebrate this art of theatre. So,
gather your troop to write, perform and present brilliance on stage.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
❖ This is the Stage Play Competition.
❖ Play could be in English, Hindi or Bi-lingual, or a Musical Drama.
❖ The maximum team size allowed is 18 members (including one light
in- charge, one sound in-charge and backstage members). Maximum
15 members are allowed on stage. Two teams from same college can
participate.
❖ The performance can be an original play or an adaptation. There are no
constraints regarding that. Inappropriate content and
vulgarity/obscenity will NOT be tolerated and will lead to immediate
disqualification.
❖ Use of flammable substances like candles, matches or cigarettes or
any alcoholic product during performance on stage is not allowed
and will result in disqualification.
❖ Participants must bring the background music for the play in a
standard secondary storage device.
❖ In any case judge’s decision will be final.
❖ All teams must submit a list of required props
on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Preliminary Round
❖ Every team would have to stage the main part of their play which gives a
brief idea about the play.
❖ Time Limit: 15 minutes to perform the play (empty stage to empty stage).
Not adhering to time limit will result in negative marking.
❖ Number of teams that will qualify for the final round will depend on
the number of teams participating in the Prelims.
Final Round
❖ Time limit for the play would be 70 minutes (empty stage to empty stage)
with a penalty for every extra minute.
❖ A slot would be provided for technical run, only for the finalists just before
the finals.
JUDGING CRITERIA
Acting, story, overall impact, use of stage.
AWARDS
❖ 1st prize for Best Play
❖ Runner-up for Best Play
❖ Best Actor
❖ Best Actress
Event Coordinators
Mriganshi Sharma:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Singh Shekhawat:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rahul Vaishnav:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
The dance that unfolds in the most disorderly fashion and has literally no rules of
play, the one that calls for those outlaws who are untamed by ant type. Come and
establish your rule among the various gangs of the street, face them one to one
and knock them off the scene!
Note
Round 1 will be there only when the no. of participating teams is greater
than 4.
Round 1 (Showcase Round)
❖Team should showcase their prepared performance with time limit 4-6
minutes.
❖Team Size - Min 5 & max 15 members are allowed.
❖ Allowed dance styles - hip-hop, freestyle, break-dance, popping, locking, B-
boying, tutting, waving, threading and other funky dance styles.
❖Teams should bring their soundtrack either in a CD or a pen drive. The
soundtrack should be in .mp3 format only.
Round 2 (Battle Round):
❖It will be a dance face-off between 2 teams at a time.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
step into the performance area and will be switched after 45 seconds.
❖The music for the performance will be provided on the spot.
❖ This round will run for max 9 minutes.
❖ Participants must not physically interfere with their opponents'
performance in the battle. Doing so will result in negative points or straight
away disqualification.
❖One team will be selected after each battle. So, the team which will
perform better in the last battle will be the winner.
❖The decision of the judges shall be final and binding.
Event Coordinators
Mansi Mittal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Siddharth Rungta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
It's all black and white, still capturing all the colours of emotions! Vivacity'20
presents Mukh-Abhinaya, a platform to make your silence, your blare! Hear
with your eyes, the words of a silent man. Convey as much as you can, but
without noise, Speak as much as you can, but in Silence.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
This is the Meme Competition
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
Each team can have maximum of 10 members.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
Time limit is 15 minutes (empty stage to empty stage) for each team.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
Negative points will be awarded for exceeding the time limit.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
The act should not contain any dialogues or lip sync.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
No act shall contain any offensive, obscene, disrespectful actions
or gestures. The act will be immediately stopped, and the entry
will be disqualified, if these instructions are not followed.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
Pre-recorded music is allowed and should be brought in
standard secondary storage device.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
Pre Recorded music shouldn't contain any kind of narrations
or voiceovers.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
All costumes are to be arranged by the participating team. The
organizing committee is responsible only for the infrastructural
facilities.
❖ The timer for a team starts as soon as the dancers (solo, duo or group)
All teams must submit a list of required props on
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Acting, Use of Stage, Overall Impact, Story.
Performance could consist of multiple scenes and blackouts.
Note: The decision of the judges will be Final and binding.
Event Coordinators
Mriganshi Sharma:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Singh Shekhawat:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rahul Vaishnav:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
When people donâ€™t express themselves, they die one piece at a time. And whatâ€™s a better way
to express than to Roar, Roar so high that the world is forced to sit and take notice!
Nukkad Natak serves as an excellent platform to express oneâ€™s views and is the most energetic
event at VIVACITY. This year, the rules for the competition are as follows:
JUDGING CRITERIA
❖ Loudness: Voice and impact on the audience.
❖ Constraint: Uniqueness, innovation and improvisation in terms of executing the
transformation.
❖ Time Limit: Exceeding the time limit will result in the deduction of marks.
❖ Team: Music and narration, coordination, relevance to the theme and overall performance.
❖ Use of props.
❖ Crowd Interaction: Participation with crowd in the play.
RULES
❖ Prior online registration is required.
❖ It is a team event. Team size limit to 22 members, including performers, musicians,
drummers etc.
❖ Each member of the team is required to carry their ID cards.
❖ Theme selection is open. All the teams can have a theme of their own choice.
❖ Each team will be allotted 30 minutes for their performances (including stage setup).
Points will be deducted for exceeding the time limit.
❖ Props should be arranged by the teams on their own. Use of fire or any hazardous material is
strictly
prohibited.
❖ Vulgarity of any kind would lead to disqualification of team from the event. Hence if the team
feels that any kind of act, expression or dialogue design can be deemed as vulgar, it is
strongly advised to consult the organizers than performing it directly on stage.
❖ Use of electronic musical instruments is not allowed.
❖ The organizers take the liberty to check on any sort of misconduct during the stay of the
teams and would take necessary actions whenever required. Please maintain the integrity of
the competition.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organizing committee will be final and binding.
Event Coordinators
Ritvik Singhal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Shivansh:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖Prior online registration is required.
❖ It is a team event. Team size may vary from 10 to 20 members, including models, designers,
choreographers, make-up artists, etc.
❖ Each member of the team is
required to carry their ID cards.
❖ Theme selection is open. All the teams can have a theme of
their own choice.
❖ Props should be arranged by the teams on their own. Use of fire, water, animals or
any
hazardous material is prohibited.
❖ Vulgarity of any kind would lead to disqualification of
team from
the event. Hence if the team feels that any stunt of costume design can be deemed as vulgar, it
is
strongly
advised to consult the organizers than performing it directly on stage.
Judging Criteria
❖ Theme: Originality, Depiction of Theme, Designing, Use of Props.
❖ Constraint: Uniqueness,
Innovation
and Improvisation in terms of executing the transformation.
❖ Models: Ramp walk, Stage
Presence, Poise,
Overall Appearance
❖ Team: Choreography, Music and Narration, Co-ordination, Relevance to the
theme and
Overall Performance
Event Coordinators
Gautam Bhatia:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Aarchi Gupta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Registration is required.
❖ It is a team event OR individual participation. Team size limit to 2-3 members.
❖ Theme will be provided to the teams at the beginning of the event.
❖ Each participant will be provided with a drawing sheet-half of it being black and
other half being white, along with other inventories.
❖ He/She will have to draw a something related to a certain theme using black
and white charcoal/chalk provided to him/her.
❖ The participant will also have to give a written explanation about the art work in
around 50 words.
❖ The judging will be based on beauty, skill, clarity of explanation and relevance
to the Theme.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organizing committee will be final.
Event Coordinators
Madhvendra:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Nishita:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kanchi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Sanskar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Registration is required.
❖ It is a team event. Team size is limited to 2-3 members.
❖ Theme will be provided to the teams in the beginning of the event.
❖ This is sa face/hand painting event.
❖ One member of the team has to volunteer to get his/her face and hands
painted by the rest of the team.
❖ Teams will have to draw something related to the theme given.
❖ The participants will also have to give a written explanation about the art work
in around 50 words.
❖ The judging will be based on beauty, skill, clarity of explanation and relevance
to the theme.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organising committee will be final.
❖ All inventories will be provided.
Event Coordinators
Madhvendra:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Nishita:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kanchi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Sanskar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Registration is required.
❖ It is a team event OR individual participation. Team size limit to 2-3 members.
❖ Theme will be provided to the participants in the beginning of the event.
❖ Each participant will be provided with a drawing sheet along with other
inventories
❖ Participants will have to draw something related to theme on the drawing sheet
first. The participants will also have to give a written explanation about the art
work in around 50 words.
❖ The drawing sheets will be evaluated and participants will be selected.
❖ Top 20 participants will be given a t-shirt to draw their work upon.
❖ The judging will be based on beauty, skill, clarity of explanation and relevance
to the theme.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organizing committee will be final.
Event Coordinators
Madhvendra:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Nishita:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kanchi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Sanskar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Registration is required.
❖ It is a team event OR individual participation. Team size limit to 2-3 members,
❖ Theme will be provided to the teams in the beginning of the event.
❖ Each participant will be provided with a drawing sheet along with other
inventories
❖ Participants will have to draw something related to theme.
❖ The participant will also have to give a written explanation about the art work in
around 50 words
❖ The time limit for the event is 2 hrs. Exceeding the time limit will result in
deduction of marks
❖ The judging will be based on beauty, skill, clarity of explanation and relevance
to the theme.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organizing committee will be final.
Event Coordinators
Madhvendra:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Nishita:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kanchi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Sanskar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Registration is required.
❖ It is a team event. Team size limit to 2-3 members.
❖ Theme selection is open. All the teams can have a theme of their own choice.
Participants can make any tattoo they like.
❖ One member of the team has to volunteer to get the tattoo painted on his/her
body.
❖ An inventories will be provided.
❖ The participant will also have to give a written explanation about the art work in
around 50 words.
❖ The time limit for the event is 2 hrs. Exceeding the time limit will result in
deduction of marks.
❖ The judging will be based on beauty, skill, clarity of explanation and relevance
to the theme.
❖ The decision of the judges and the organizing committee will be final.
Event Coordinators
Madhvendra:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Nishita:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
❖ The registration for the contest shall take place on the spot at
the venue.
❖ There shall be multiple rounds. The nature such rounds shall be decided
by the organizers.
❖ Each team shall comprise of 3 to 6 members.
❖ The scoring system of each round shall be intimated to the participants
during the contest.
❖ The winners shall be decided on the basis of the points earned through the
rounds.
❖ The decision of judges and coordinators are final and biding in all cases
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description : ( HINDI DUET )
The contest shall comprise of two rounds:
For the preliminary round
❖ The partners in the duet should belong to the same college.
❖ The participants may perform a song of their choice.
❖ The time allotted to each duet is 2-3 minutes.
❖ Accompaniments or backing tracks are not allowed for this round.
❖ Each participant can exclusively participate in ONE duet.
❖ The number of duets qualifying for the final round shall be decided
by the organizers on the basis of participation.
For the final round:
❖ The participants can perform any song of their choice.
❖ The time allotted is 5-6 minutes. Failing to keep within the time limit shall result
in deduction of points.
❖ The participants are allowed a maximum of 2 accompaniments.
Backing tracks/karaoke are permitted.
❖ The judges shall have the unanimous and unquestionable say and their decision
shall be final. The judges shall base their decision on the following criterions: quality
of voice, sense of scale and beat and the quality of rendition.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description ( GROUP )
For the preliminary round
❖ The number of vocalists in a group can range from 4 to 10 members and maximum of 4
accompanists are allowed.
❖ The time limit allotted to each group is 7-10 minutes.
Participants are requested to bring their own instruments for the performance.
❖ A group may sing multiple songs. However, they are to keep within the time limit.
❖ The songs performed can be in English or any other Indian language.
❖ The judges shall have the unanimous and unquestionable say and their decision shall be
final.
❖ The judges shall base their decision on the following criterions: quality of voice, sense of
scale and beat and the quality of rendition.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
❖ Each contestant shall be allotted 2 to 3 minutes for their performance.
❖ Failing to keep within this limit shall result in deduction of points.
❖ Performance can be in a language of choice of the participant.
❖ The organizers hold the authority to disqualify competitors who are rude, abusive or
deemed otherwise unsuitable. The organizers shall not be answerable for such action.
❖ The judges shall have the unanimous and unquestionable say and their decision shall be
final.
❖ Judgement shall be based on the lyrics, presence of the performer, delivery and audience
appeal.
This event is a subject to number of participations. If ample numbers
of participation is not there, it may be cancelled by the coordinators.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description ( WESTERN SOLO )
❖ The contest shall comprise of two rounds:
For the preliminary round
❖ The participants can perform any song of the genre of their choice.
❖ The time allotted shall be 120 seconds. Failing to keep up with the time limit
shall result in deduction of points.
❖ One accompaniment shall be permitted (Participants are requested to bring
their own instruments for the performence).
❖ The number of participants qualifying for the final round shall be decided by
the organizers on the basis of participation.
There shall be only one round
❖ The time allotted to each participant is 4-5 minutes.
❖ Each participant is permitted a maximum of 2 accompaniments.
❖ The judges shall have the unanimous and unquestionable say and their decision shall
be final. The judges shall base their decision on the following criterions: quality of
voice, sense of scale and beat and the quality of rendition.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description ( HINDI SOLO )
❖ The contest shall comprise of two rounds:
For the preliminary round
❖ Contestants shall be provided with a time limit of 120 seconds to sing a
song of their choice.
❖ Failing to keep within the time limit will result in the contestant being asked
to stop.
❖ One accompaniment shall be permitted (Participants are requested to bring
their own instruments for the performence).
For the final round
❖ The participants can perform any song of their choice.
❖ The time allotted to each contestant is 4 to 5 minutes.
❖ A contestant is allowed up to 2 accompaniments or a karaoke/backing track.
❖ The participants may perform a medley by the artist allotted to
them, provided they keep within the stipulated time of 4 to 5 minutes.
❖ The judges shall have the unanimous and unquestionable say and their decision shall
be final. The judges shall base their decision on the following criterions: quality of
voice, sense of scale and beat and the quality of rendition.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description ( INSTRUMENTALS )
❖ Number of rounds: 1
Vocals are not allowed.
Only one participant is allowed.
You will come with one of your prepared song or something to play and present
it in front of the judges.
❖ Participant has to bring in his/her own instrument.
❖ You may use any musical instrument.
❖ Time limit: 5 minutes.
❖ Judgement Criteria: The participants will be
on different instruments,quality of piece chosen to play.
The decision of the Judges and the coordinators shall be final and binding in
all cases.
Event Coordinators
Ruchika Kumar:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Govind Rathi:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
Bamboozled' will be held in two rounds:
both of these rounds will take
place back to back at the venue, duringVivacity.
The initial round(Prelims) will be a written elimination round..
The final round(Main) will be between the top twelve teams from the
Prelims.
Rules
❖ This event is open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students.
❖ The team should comprise of exactly 2/3 members.
❖ An individual can be a part of only one registeredteam.
❖ There is no cap on the number of teams registered per institute.
❖ The decisions of the organizers of the contest will be final and
unanimously bindingonall the participants.
Event Coordinators
Pranay Kothari:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Shivam Sinha:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
Whether you’re 2 or 22, video games have fascinated all age groups! It’s time to gear up and
compete in a CSGO LAN knockout tournament. The tournament will be played in teams of 5 people
and all the matches before the semi-final will be single knockout matches and the semi-finals
and
finals will be best of 3. The aim of the for the Terrorists is to plant the bomb at either A or
B
bombsite and successfully detonate the device OR kill all members of the opposing team. The
detailed rules are in the rulebook. Looking forward to your enthusiastic participation!
RULES
• Servers will be setup with Warmod, which require teams to ready up. Once both
teams are ready, the game begins.
• The game winning conditions is first to have a score of 16. Teams with the highest
score at the end wins. In the event of a tie, the game will be reset and overtime will
commence.
• Semi- Finals and Finals the match will contain of 3 maps, here the winner will be
decided according to the number of maps win or in case to ties.
• All teams must reach the venue within 10 minutes of announcement or the team will
forfeit
• Use of third-party cheats or hacks to gain an unfair advantage is strictly not allowed.
• Teams found to be using hacks or cheats will be disqualified from the competition.
MAP FORMAT
• All maps will be played in the Bomb defuse mode. The aim of the game is the
Terrorists to plant the bomb at either A or B bombsite and successfully detonate the
device OR kill all members of the enemy team.
• The map pool consists of following maps: de_train, de_inferno, de_mirage,
de_dust2, de_nuke, de_overpass, de_cache.
• There will be a knife round to select the in-game teams i.e. Counter terrorist or
Terrorist.
SERVER SPECIFIC SETTING
• Warmup time: 240 sec
• Round time: 115 sec
• Bomb timer: 40 sec
• Start Money: $800
Event Coordinators
Deepesh Alwani:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Judging Criteria
❖ The oratory fluency of the contestants.
❖ The accuracy and relevance of the content.
❖ The relevance of the questions and answers asked in the Q&A round.
❖ The rebuttal given to the question posed by the other team.
❖ The conviction and confidence shown by the participants.
Rules
❖ The teams would consist of two participants.
❖ The debate will be conducted in the form of knockout rounds:
Each team will be given a serial number and can challenge any one of the remaining
teams.
The challengee has to pick out a chit which would consist of three motions and choose
one
of them for the debate. The debate master decides which team stands in favour of the
motion and which team opposes it.
❖ A document will be provided to the teams containing the 10 topics.
❖ Opening statement:
In the first stage, a team member from the teams paired against each other will present
their opening statement. (Max. Duration – 3 min).
❖ The second speaker of each team builds on the stance of their team while countering
the
opening statement of the opponent. (Max Duration – 2 min).
❖ Question and Answer:
Next stage will be a Question & Answer round where the teams will pose a question to the
opponent. In this round, the one who presented the rebuttal will be answering the
question
posed by their opponent. No cross questioning will be allowed in this round. (Max.
Duration
– 1 min)
Closing Statement
Finally, the teams summarize their arguments and finish with a concluding statement.
(Max.
Duration – 1 min)
❖ In the last two rounds where only the final four teams are left, the Debate Master
shall
provide both the teams with the agenda and their stance.
Event Coordinators
Rohan Gupta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Arya Shrivastava:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rahul Narang:<PHONE_NUMBER>
GENERAL
❖ The participants can only use English as well as Hindi in their content. No other
language
is
allowed.
❖ If the time limit is exceeded, only the part of the content that was served within the
time
allotted shall be considered.
❖ The decision of the judges shall be final and binding. No further requests shall be
entertained.
❖ Only solo and duet performances are allowed.
❖ Use of obscenity/profanity (at the discretion of the judges) of any kind is not
allowed.
❖ The performer shall be held responsible for any kind of misconduct at the location of
the
event.
❖ Judging Criteria: Content, Delivery, Gestures, Stage Presence, Audience Engagement and
Overall Impact.
❖ Use of props is allowed, brought in by the participants themselves. The organisers
hold
the
discretion of allowing it on stage.
❖ Genre: Poetry, Slam, Storytelling, Stand-Up, Music (Vocal and Instrumental), Ghazhals
and
Shayaris.
FIRST ROUND
COLLEGE PRELIMS
❖ The participants have to register themselves with the Campus In-charge for the
event.
❖ The participants have to perform on the date and venue provided by their campus
in-charge.
❖ The performance will be video recorded, please make sure the sound is clear.
❖ Use of any kind of special effects is STRICTLY prohibited and will lead to direct
disqualification.
❖ Time Limit: 2-2.5 minute.
ONLINE ROUND
❖ You have to submit a video/audio of you performing one of your pieces, the video/audio
maybe even recorded with mobile. Please make sure that the sound is clear.
❖ Use of any kind of special effects is STRICTLY prohibited and will lead to direct
disqualification.
❖ Time Limit: 2-2.5 minutes.
❖ The selected performers shall be informed the same via email.
SECOND ROUND
❖ If you are selected for this round, you have to make a fee payment of ₹450 and get
yourself
registered, failing which, will lead to the cancellation of your registration.
❖ The registration amount includes the participation fee for SPOTLIGHT 2020 and also
provides
the participant free entry for the 3 days of Vivacity 2020 to make indelible memories
with
pro nights, concerts, Vogue’s fashion walks and a lot more.
❖ The selected performers will be called to Jaipur for the second elimination round out
of
which 10 performers will be selected.
❖ Participants are to recite their piece in front of a live audience, either from memory
or
reading from a paper.
❖ Since the participants are called upon in a random order, everyone is required to be
present
at least 10 minutes prior to the start.
❖ Organizers will not be responsible if the participant is unable to reach the
pre-informed
venue on time and misses their slot.
❖ Time Limit: 3-4 Minutes.
FINAL ROUND
❖ The 10 shortlisted performers will get a chance to perform at Vivacity 2020, one of
the
biggest cultural fiestas of North India.
❖ Participants should be present at the venue an hour prior to the final event.
❖ The participants shall carry all the required props with themselves.
❖ Time Limit: 5 Minutes
HONOURS & AWARDS
With hard work comes always some fruitful results. Every person participating in this
event
is
working hard as Rocky Balboa. As we know what it takes to speak in front of a crowd,
that’s
why we
have decided to keep the prizes worth ₹35,000.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
❖ The content should be original. If any mischief/plagiarism is found, we reserve the
rights
to
disqualify the participant.
❖ We reserve the right to change, add or subtract anything in the event/form/slot
booking
without any prior notice.
❖ Videography of the performance by others during the event is strictly prohibited. For
this, we
will be having our own team.
❖ You retain ownership of your work, but you give our team permission to photograph or
record your performance for display on our website or channel with attribution to
you.
❖ You also give us the right to remove your video if we find the content ineligible at
any
point in
time for any reason.
❖ Unedited/Raw footage will not be released or given to anyone at any cost.
Event Coordinators
Harshit Garg:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Mashu Ajmera:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
We bring to you a new arena to exhibit the salesman in you, a showdown where 2 teams or individuals will sell the same item on the same stage with the moto to knock out their opponent.
RULES
❖ It is a team event. Each team should have 1-5 members only.
❖ The topic would be provided on the spot.
❖ You can challenge any participating team and it's up to them whether they accept your
challenge or not. In the former, you will be allocated a random opponent.
❖ The order of performing your act will be decided by a toss.
❖ 120 seconds preparation time for the first team and the opponent has to perform as
soon
as
the first team finishes.
❖ The time limit for performing the advertisement is 1-2 minutes.
❖ Participants shall be judged on the basis of spontaneity, content, adherence to the
topic, on-
stage presentation, coordination and overall appeal of the advertisement.
❖ If the team performing after their opponent copies any of their ideas or a piece of
their
act,
marks shall be deducted.
❖ The caution should be taken to refrain from displaying obscenity, violence, prejudice,
defamation, etc. in Advertisement.
❖ The winner of each showdown will move to the next round and fight against a random
competitor or can challenge any team eligible in that round.
❖ The number of rounds entirely depends on the number of participants as the winner will
be
decided among the 2 undefeated champions who will reach the final round of the
showdown.
❖ The decision of the judges will be final and binding.
PRIZES
There are prizes worth 9K to be won.
PARTICIPATION FEE
The participation fee varies according to the number of participants.
• For a team of 1 person, the participation fee would be Rs. 150/-
• For a team of two, Rs. 280/-
• For a team of three, it would be Rs. 420/-
• For a team of four, Rs. 550/-
• And for a team of five, Rs. 690/-
Event Coordinators
Kshish Ashish:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kushagra Agarwal:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Description
A fun form of verbal battle, wherein you compete as to who can speak the most in a
creative way (without getting your mic seized).
FIRST ROUND
❖ The contestants will be divided into several groups.
❖ Each group will be given a random topic by the moderators upon which any person among
the team can start with the discussion.
❖ Each group member can speak for a maximum of 1 minute. The moderator shall give a
warning after 50 secs, followed by the final warning at the end of 60 secs.
❖ Anyone from the group can interject the speaker on grounds of 3 types of
abnormalities,
that are- Repetition, Stutter, and Deviation.
❖ The interjector has to carry on the discussion from the point where he/she interjected
the
speaker and complete their "JAM".
❖ After a speaker rests his/her voice after 60 secs, any group member can start another
"JAM"
until all of them have spoken.
❖ Marks shall be awarded on the basis of fluency, confidence, type of content,
creativity
and
the impact on the audience.
❖ Additional marks will be given for the amount of time you speak and the number of
interjections you make.
SECOND ROUND
❖ This round is a simple one. It will be a rapid-fire round in which the contestants
will
have to
answer the questions asked by the moderator. The one who’ll answer the maximum number
of questions in 1 minute will be crowned as Undisputed Champion of JAM - Just A
Minute.
❖ But since every movie has a climax in it, there is one in this round too. The
questions
that
will be asked by the moderator, the participants must answer them in an irrelevant way,
failing to do so will lead to no further questions.
❖ For Example
Moderator: What is your name?
You: I like Your shoes.
JUDGING CRITERIA
All the participants will be judged on the basis of the following factors: Creativity,
Content,
Fluency,
Confidence, Impact on the audience.
In the first round, Judges will play their role by giving you marks on the following
points:
❖ Repetition: if the speaker repeats any of his/her points in the span of 60
minutes.
❖ Stutter: If the speaker stutters or finds it difficult to speak about the topic in the
span of 60
secs.
❖ Deviation: If the speaker deviates from the given topic or speaks about something non-
relevant.
In Round 2 will be, you’ll be judged on the basis of the following:
❖ The maximum number of questions answered by one team/individual.
❖ How irrelevant and amusing their answer is!
PRIZE
With hard work comes always some fruitful results. Every person participating in this
event
is
working hard as Rocky Balboa. As we know what it takes to speak in front of a crowd,
that’s
why we
have decided to keep the prizes worth 9K.
PARTICIPATION FEE
The participation fee would be Rs. 150/-
ADDITIONAL BENEFI❖
Free participant in the flagship events of Media Cell, Duologue where strangers start a
conversation
while being blindfolded.
The one participating in all four events, The Scribbled Stories Workshop, Photography
Workshop by
Haramkhor, JAM, Duologue, the total registration fees for them will be 400.
Event Coordinators
Mashu Ajmera:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Kushagra Agarwal:<PHONE_NUMBER>>
Synopsis
Build your dream fantasy team from your favourite players and see how closely do you
follow
FOOTBALL!
Out here will be the ultimate test of your football knowledge and your business skills.
Description
There will be 2 rounds:
❖ Football quiz: The top 10 teams would be qualified for the final round. The team to
qualify as
the
highest scoring team in quiz would get to choose the team first.
❖ The Auction - The participants have to form a team of 11 players with 1 goalkeeper, 4
defenders,
3
mid-fielders and 3 attackers, along with 1 manager. The team with the highest rating
would
be
declared as
the winner.
Rules
❖ For the first round (i.e. Football Quiz) the participants have to form a team of 3
members.
❖ Any dispute will be solved by the organizers. 3. Any use of unfair means will lead to
automatic
disqualification of the team.
Event Coordinators
Pranay Kothari:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Shivam Sinha:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Rules
❖ Team Composition: maximum 5 members (excluding cast)
❖ Time limit: 4-7 mins (including titles and credits)
❖ Contest Duration: 50 hours
❖ Film should be shot and edited in duration of the contest. Any previously published media
can not be used.
❖ The video must be in MP4 or MOV format.
❖ Any other language other than Hindi and English should have English subtitles.
❖ Film should not contain any offensive words.
❖ Film that do not follow the theme shall not be considered.
❖ Any entries submitted after the given deadline won’t be accepted.
❖ Last date for registration is January 30st ,2020 .
❖ Theme will be released on the social media handles of IMAGINATION on 31st January at
10:00 AM. Registered candidates will be informed via mail or text message. Still we suggest
you to keep following our Instagram handles for updates.
❖ Mail your entries at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>before 2nd Feb 2020, 12 PM with
subject as given below:
FMC_ <TeamLeaderName> _ <RegistrationNumber>
❖ Keep the project file and the raw clips of your work safe with you till the result
announcements.
❖ Make sure your video is free of copyright issues.
❖ Avoid using templates, Original work will increase the chances of winning.
❖ How to Register?
Paytm -> Fees -> Select the Institute (The LNMIIT) -> Select your Area (Vivacity 2020)
For Registration fill this google form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/16imC83ardN4-
yAYkuvKEUV4JU7tQcjBXAFtqJPF9wpA/viewform?ts=5e2000dc&edit_requested=true
And fill this google form for payment confirmation
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfai3At7A5m5kl2HaE9NTzjoUM1t5expD5xoF6ZFE7U-q_Ag/viewform?usp=sf_link
Registration in the Film Making Contest (FMC) is Chargeable 500/- Team.
Event Coordinators
Akagra Gupta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Ankur Gupta:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Samriddhi Sharma:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Cyrus Dumbwani:<PHONE_NUMBER>


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Standard Select
A basic example of the select component with no advanced features.
Select Border Types
An example of the select component with diffrent types of Border type and ability to add icon.
Programmatic Control
Controlling the select through programmatic methods is possible by calling the select component instance directly.
Note that this can be done through ViewChild as well.
Custom View Value
The value which appears inside the trigger can be customized easily through the viewValue
input.
Select Max Height
The select component allows to define [maxHeight]
. It can be useful when there are a lot of options,
the select body is be scrollable. By default maximum height of select body is 45% of browsers window inner height.
Nested Options
Instances of the fd-option component will be found regardless of how deep in the hierarchy they are. It also
includes having options inside options, for instance. This feature allows for some very flexible usage. The example
below showcases how to add a scrolling container around the options. Note that accessibility generally requires some
text-content to be present in the actual option element.
Custom Trigger
The default trigger can be replaced by providing a template reference to the appropriate input. Note that the
top-level element must be tab-indexed for the keyboard support to function correctly.
Adding and Removing Options
Adding and removing options dynamically is supported seamlessly, with very little extra work required from the
developer. By design, if the user removes the option that is currently selected, the value will become undefined.
This was implemented to prevent a user from keeping the active value of a previously removed option.
Also user can prevent automatically removing missing option by passing [unselectMissingOption]="false"
.
Select In A Reactive Form
Select In A Reactive Form
The select component can be used inside Angular reactive forms.


24 December 1996
Disease Outbreak Reported
The Ministry of Health of Gabon issued a press release on 19 December giving the latest information on the outbreak of Ebola haemorrhagic fever and describing the measures being taken to control it.
The outbreak was originally declared on 10 October 1996, with cases occurring in the region of Booue. Measures were taken immediately to control the spread of infection both in the villages and hospitals with the assistance of a WHO team. Health personnel received training and a public information campaign was launched. It appeared initially that the outbreak was being brought under control. However, at the beginning of December another outbreak occurred in the Booue region, causing 8 deaths. Despite advice to the contrary, some contacts left the region and travelled to Lastourville, where one case was admitted to hospital, and to Libreville where two cases have died during the past week. These cases in Libreville were children who accompanied their father to attend the burial ceremony of a deceased Ebola patient in Booue.
The Ministry of Health has made every effort to trace all persons who have been in contact with Ebola patients and to instruct the public on the imperative need to cooperate with the control efforts organized by the government. The Ministry is now satisfied that all contacts have been traced and placed under medical supervision. Seminars and training courses are being held for all personnel involved in the control operation, for which attendance is obligatory.
In Booue district, to date there have now been approximately 40 cases with 30 deaths since the start of the epidemic. 9 cases are presently convalescing. In the past few days there have been 4 new cases with 1 death on 23 December.
The Ministry of Health and WHO are holding a press conference in Libreville today at 16h00 local time. The press conference will be open to all interested journalists and is being held to provide full information to the public about the outbreak and the measures being taken to end it, and to reassure the public that the situation is fully under control.


Helpers
Core - Helpers consists of:
- Extends
- Functions
- Mixins
- Keyframe Animations
A Note About Sizing
By default, MVCSS sizes all elements (font-size
, margin
, padding
) with rems. We do this through the rem()
function, that simply divides the target pixel value by the $base-fontSize
. Here's an example:
h4
font-size: rem(20px)
Note: Be sure to look at your site's browser support to determine if rems are the right option. Take a look at the current browser support for rem.
If you'd like to use ems, there is an em()
function available as well:
h4
font-size: em(20px)
However, with ems, if you were to alter the context from the default $base-fontSize
, you would need to pass the new context in as the second argument:
h4
font-size: em(20px)
padding-bottom: em(10px, 20px)
To make adjustments easier, create a local $context
variable for the size:
h4
$context: 20px
font-size: em($context)
padding-bottom: em(10px, $context)


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Bond 0.9
Bond Standard Library API Documentation
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An abstract interface for performing both unformatted and formatted input operations. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | Close () |
| Discards any unread input and closes the stream. More... | |
| void | ScanStr (char *str, uint bufferSize) |
| Reads a string of characters from the input stream into a character buffer. More... | |
| bool | ScanB () |
| Reads and returns a formatted Boolean value from the input stream. More... | |
| char | ScanC () |
| Reads and returns a single character from the input stream. More... | |
| int | ScanI () |
| Reads and returns a formatted integer as an int from the input stream. More... | |
| uint | ScanUI () |
| Reads and returns a formatted unsigned integer as a uint from the input stream. More... | |
| long | ScanL () |
| Reads and returns a formatted integer as a long from the input stream. More... | |
| ulong | ScanUL () |
| Reads and returns a formatted unsigned integer as a ulong from the input stream. More... | |
| float | ScanF () |
| Reads and returns a formatted floating-point number as a float from the input stream. More... | |
| double | ScanD () |
| Reads and returns a formatted floating-point number as a double from the input stream. More... | |
| int | Get () |
| Reads and returns a single unformatted byte from the input stream. More... | |
| uint | Read (void *bytes, uint numBytes) |
| Attempts to read the specified number of unformatted bytes into the given buffer. More... | |
| int | GetFlags () const |
| Returns the stream's current format flags as a bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum. More... | |
| InputStream * | SetFlags (int flags) |
| Enables the format format flags in the given bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum if they are not already enabled. More... | |
| InputStream * | UnsetFlags (int flags) |
| Disables the format format flags in the given bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum if they are not already disabled. More... | |
| InputStream * | ClearFlags () |
| Disables all of the format flags. More... | |
| int | GetPosition () const |
| Returns the stream's current position measured in bytes. More... | |
| int | GetEndPosition () const |
| Returns the position of the stream's end measured in bytes. More... | |
| void | SetPosition (int offset) |
| Sets the stream's position relative to its beginning measured in bytes. More... | |
| void | SetPositionFromEnd (int offset) |
| Sets the stream's position relative to its end measured in bytes. More... | |
| void | AddOffset (int offset) |
| Moves the stream by the specified number of bytes relative to its current position. More... | |
| bool | IsEof () const |
| Returns whether the end of the stream has been reached. More... | |
| bool | HasError () const |
| Returns whether an error has occured during an input operation. More... | |
| void | ClearError () |
| Clears the error flag. More... | |
An abstract interface for performing both unformatted and formatted input operations.
| void Bond::InputStream::AddOffset | ( | int | offset | ) |
Moves the stream by the specified number of bytes relative to its current position.
| offset | The number of bytes by which the stream is repositioned. |
| void Bond::InputStream::ClearError | ( | ) |
Clears the error flag.
| InputStream * Bond::InputStream::ClearFlags | ( | ) |
Disables all of the format flags.
The format flags modify how the stream interprets input.
| void Bond::InputStream::Close | ( | ) |
Discards any unread input and closes the stream.
| int Bond::InputStream::Get | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a single unformatted byte from the input stream.
If the end of the stream has been reached and there is no data to return, the value IO::Eof is returned.
| int Bond::InputStream::GetEndPosition | ( | ) | const |
Returns the position of the stream's end measured in bytes.
| int Bond::InputStream::GetFlags | ( | ) | const |
Returns the stream's current format flags as a bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum.
The format flags modify how the stream interprets input.
| int Bond::InputStream::GetPosition | ( | ) | const |
Returns the stream's current position measured in bytes.
| bool Bond::InputStream::HasError | ( | ) | const |
Returns whether an error has occured during an input operation.
| bool Bond::InputStream::IsEof | ( | ) | const |
Returns whether the end of the stream has been reached.
| uint Bond::InputStream::Read | ( | void * | bytes, |
| uint | numBytes | ||
| ) |
Attempts to read the specified number of unformatted bytes into the given buffer.
Fewer bytes may be read if the end of the stream is reached or the stream is closed.
| bytes | The buffer into which the read bytes are stored. |
| numBytes | The requested number of bytes to be read. |
| bool Bond::InputStream::ScanB | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted Boolean value from the input stream.
If the IO::BoolAlpha flag is set, an attempt is made to read the strings "true" or "false", otherwise an integer is read. If a non-zero value, or the string "true" is read, the value true is returned. If no input that could be interpreted as a bool is read, HasError() returns true.
| char Bond::InputStream::ScanC | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a single character from the input stream.
| double Bond::InputStream::ScanD | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted floating-point number as a double from the input stream.
If no input that could be interpreted as a floating-point number is read, HasError() returns true.
| float Bond::InputStream::ScanF | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted floating-point number as a float from the input stream.
If no input that could be interpreted as a floating-point number is read, HasError() returns true.
| int Bond::InputStream::ScanI | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted integer as an int from the input stream.
If the IO::Dec, IO::Hex or IO::Oct flag is set, the integer is read in base 10, 16 or 8 respectively. If none of those flags are set, the integer is read in base 16 if it begins with 0x, in base 8 if it begins with 0, or in base 10 otherwise. If no input that could be interpreted as an integer is read, HasError() returns true.
| long Bond::InputStream::ScanL | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted integer as a long from the input stream.
If the IO::Dec, IO::Hex or IO::Oct flag is set, the integer is read in base 10, 16 or 8 respectively. If none of those flags are set, the integer is read in base 16 if it begins with 0x, in base 8 if it begins with 0, or in base 10 otherwise. If no input that could be interpreted as an integer is read, HasError() returns true.
| void Bond::InputStream::ScanStr | ( | char * | str, |
| uint | bufferSize | ||
| ) |
Reads a string of characters from the input stream into a character buffer.
The scan stops at the first whitespace character or when the buffer is full. The string is null terminated. At most bufferSize-1 characters are read to leave space for the null terminator.
| str | Pointer to a character buffer where characters are stored. |
| bufferSize | Length of the buffer pointed to by str. |
| uint Bond::InputStream::ScanUI | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted unsigned integer as a uint from the input stream.
If the IO::Dec, IO::Hex or IO::Oct flag is set, the integer is read in base 10, 16 or 8 respectively. If none of those flags are set, the integer is read in base 16 if it begins with 0x, in base 8 if it begins with 0, or in base 10 otherwise. If no input that could be interpreted as an integer is read, HasError() returns true.
| ulong Bond::InputStream::ScanUL | ( | ) |
Reads and returns a formatted unsigned integer as a ulong from the input stream.
If the IO::Dec, IO::Hex or IO::Oct flag is set, the integer is read in base 10, 16 or 8 respectively. If none of those flags are set, the integer is read in base 16 if it begins with 0x, in base 8 if it begins with 0, or in base 10 otherwise. If no input that could be interpreted as an integer is read, HasError() returns true.
| InputStream * Bond::InputStream::SetFlags | ( | int | flags | ) |
Enables the format format flags in the given bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum if they are not already enabled.
All other flags are left untouched. The format flags modify how the stream interprets input.
| flags | The bitmask of flags from the IO::Flags enum to enable. |
| void Bond::InputStream::SetPosition | ( | int | offset | ) |
Sets the stream's position relative to its beginning measured in bytes.
| offset | The number of bytes from the beginning to which the stream is repositioned. |
| void Bond::InputStream::SetPositionFromEnd | ( | int | offset | ) |
Sets the stream's position relative to its end measured in bytes.
| offset | The number of bytes from the end to which the stream is repositioned. |
| InputStream * Bond::InputStream::UnsetFlags | ( | int | flags | ) |
Disables the format format flags in the given bitmask of values from the IO::Flags enum if they are not already disabled.
All other flags are left untouched. The format flags modify how the stream interprets input.
| flags | The bitmask of flags from the IO::Flags enum to disable. |