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The Hadoop Project Management Committee contains (in alphabetical order):
| username | name | organization | roles | timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aajisaka | Akira Ajisaka | AWS | +9 | |
| acmurthy | Arun C Murthy | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| aengineer | Anu Engineer | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| amareshwari | Amareshwari Sriramadasu | InMobi | +5.5 | |
| arp | Arpit Agarwal | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| asuresh | Arun Suresh | -8 | ||
| atm | Aaron T. Myers | Cloudera | -8 | |
| ayushsaxena | Ayush Saxena | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| bikas | Bikas Saha | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| billie | Billie Rinaldi | Microsoft | -5 | |
| bibinchundatt | Bibin A Chundatt | Microsoft | +5.5 | |
| bobby | Robert(Bobby) Evans | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| brahma | Brahma Reddy Battula | Huawei | +5.5 | |
| brandonli | Brandon Li | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| cdouglas | Chris Douglas | Microsoft | -8 | |
| cliang | Chen Liang | -8 | ||
| cmccabe | Colin Patrick McCabe | Cloudera | HDFS | -8 |
| cnauroth | Chris Nauroth | -8 | ||
| cutting | Doug Cutting | Cloudera | -8 | |
| daryn | Daryn Sharp | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| ddas | Devaraj Das | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| devaraj | Devaraj K | Intel | +5.5 | |
| dhruba | Dhruba Borthakur | -8 | ||
| ebadger | Eric Badger | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| eli | Eli Collins | Cloudera | -8 | |
| enis | Enis Soztutar | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| epayne | Eric Payne | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| gkesavan | Giridharan Kesavan | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| haibochen | Haibo Chen | -8 | ||
| hairong | Hairong Kuang | -8 | ||
| hexiaoqiao | He Xiaoqiao | Meituan | +8 | |
| hitesh | Hitesh Shah | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| inigoiri | Íñigo Goiri | Microsoft | -8 | |
| iwasakims | Masatake Iwasaki | NTT DATA | +9 | |
| jeagles | Jonathan Eagles | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| jghoman | Jakob Homan | -8 | ||
| jhung | Jonathan Hung | -8 | ||
| jianhe | Jian He | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jing9 | Jing Zhao | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jitendra | Jitendra Nath Pandey | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jlowe | Jason Lowe | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| jzhuge | John Zhuge | Netflix | -8 | |
| junping_du | Junping Du | Tencent | +8 | |
| kasha | Karthik Kambatla | Cloudera | -8 | |
| kihwal | Kihwal Lee | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| kkaranasos | Konstantinos Karanasos | Microsoft | -8 | |
| lei | Lei Xu | Cruise Automation | -8 | |
| liuml07 | Mingliang Liu | Salesforce | HDFS | -8 |
| ljain | Lokesh Jain | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| llu | Luke Lu | VMware | -8 | |
| mahadev | Mahadev Konar | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| mattf | Matt Foley | Apple | -8 | |
| mingma | Ming Ma | -8 | ||
| msingh | Mukul Kumar Singh | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| naganarasimha_gr | Naganarasimha G R | SCB | +8.0 | |
| nanda | Nanda kumar | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| nigel | Nigel Daley | -8 | ||
| omalley | Owen O'Malley | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| ozawa | Tsuyoshi Ozawa | NTT | +9 | |
| phunt | Patrick Hunt | Cloudera | ZooKeeper | -8 |
| rangadi | Raghu Angadi | -8 | ||
| rchiang | Ray Chiang | Cloudera | -8 | |
| rkanter | Robert Kanter | Cloudera | -8 | |
| rohithsharmaks | Rohith Sharma K S | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| sharad | Sharad Agarwal | InMobi | +5.5 | |
| shv | Konstantin Shvachko | HDFS | -8 | |
| sammichen | Sammi Chen | Tencent | +8 | |
| sandy | Sandy Ryza | Cloudera | -8 | |
| shashikant | Shashikant Banerjee | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| sjlee | Sangjin Lee | PayPal | -8 | |
| snemeth | Szilard Nemeth | Cloudera | +1 | |
| sradia | Sanjay Radia | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| sseth | Siddharth Seth | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| stack | Michael Stack | Apple | HBase | -8 |
| stevel | Steve Loughran | Cloudera | 0 | |
| subru | Subru Krishnan | Microsoft | -8 | |
| sunilg | Sunil Govindan | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| surendralilhore | Surendra Singh Lilhore | Microsoft | HDFS | +5.5 |
| suresh | Suresh Srinivas | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| szetszwo | Tsz Wo (Nicholas) Sze | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| tasanuma | Takanobu Asanuma | Yahoo! JAPAN | +9 | |
| templedf | Daniel Templeton | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tgraves | Thomas Graves | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| todd | Todd Lipcon | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tomwhite | Tom White | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tucu | Alejandro Abdelnur | Cloudera | -8 | |
| umamahesh | Uma Maheswara Rao G | Intel | +5.5 | |
| varunsaxena | Varun Saxena | +5.5 | ||
| vinayakumarb | Vinayakumar B | +5.5 | ||
| vinodkv | Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| vvasudev | Varun Vasudev | +5.5 | ||
| yhemanth | Hemanth Yamijala | +5.5 | ||
| wang | Andrew Wang | Cloudera | -8 | |
| wangda | Wangda Tan | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| wheat9 | Haohui Mai | Uber | -8 | |
| wwei | Weiwei Yang | Hortonworks | +8 | |
| xgong | Xuan Gong | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| xiao | Xiao Chen | Netflix | -8 | |
| xyao | Xiaoyu Yao | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| yjzhangal | Yongjun Zhang | -8 | ||
| yliu | Yi Liu | Intel | +8 | |
| yqlin | Yiqun Lin | EBay | +8 | |
| yufei | Yufei Gu | Apple | -8 | |
| zhz | Zhe Zhang | -8 | ||
| zjshen | Zhijie Shen | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| zshao | Zheng Shao | -8 | ||
| ztang | Zhankun Tang | Cloudera | +8 |
Emeritus Hadoop PMC Members
Hadoop’s active committers include:
| username | name | organization | roles | timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aajisaka | Akira Ajisaka | AWS | +9 | |
| ab | Andrzej Bialecki | Getopt | +1 | |
| abmodi | Abhishek Modi | +5.5 | ||
| acmurthy | Arun C Murthy | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| adhoot | Anubhav Dhoot | Cloudera | -8 | |
| aengineer | Anu Engineer | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| ajay | Ajay Kumar | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| amareshwari | Amareshwari Sriramadasu | InMobi | +5.5 | |
| amarrk | Amar Ramesh Kamat | Yahoo! | +5.5 | |
| arp | Arpit Agarwal | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| arpit | Arpit Gupta | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| asuresh | Arun Suresh | -8 | ||
| atm | Aaron T. Myers | Cloudera | -8 | |
| avijayan | Aravindan Vijayan | Cloudera | -8 | |
| aw | Allen Wittenauer | Effective Machines | -8 | |
| ayushsaxena | Ayush Saxena | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| benoy | Benoy Antony | eBay | -8 | |
| bharat | Bharat Viswanadham | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| bibinchundatt | Bibin A Chundatt | Microsoft | +5.5 | |
| bikas | Bikas Saha | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| billie | Billie Rinaldi | Cloudera | -5 | |
| bobby | Robert(Bobby) Evans | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| boryas | Boris Shkolnik | -8 | ||
| botong | Botong Huang | Alibaba | -8 | |
| brahma | Brahma Reddy Battula | Huawei | +5.5 | |
| brandonli | Brandon Li | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| bteke | Benjamin Teke | Cloudera | +1 | |
| busbey | Sean Busbey | Cloudera | -6 | |
| cdouglas | Chris Douglas | Microsoft | -8 | |
| cliang | Chen Liang | -8 | ||
| cmccabe | Colin Patrick McCabe | Cloudera | HDFS | -8 |
| cnauroth | Chris Nauroth | -8 | ||
| cos | Konstantin Boudnik | WANdisco | -8 | |
| csingh | Chandni Singh | -8 | ||
| ctrezzo | Chris Trezzo | -8 | ||
| curino | Carlo Curino | Microsoft | -8 | |
| cutting | Doug Cutting | Cloudera | -8 | |
| daryn | Daryn Sharp | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| ddas | Devaraj Das | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| devaraj | Devaraj K | Intel | +5.5 | |
| dhruba | Dhruba Borthakur | -8 | ||
| dineshc | Dinesh Chitlangia | Cloudera | -5 | |
| dmollitor | David Mollitor | Cloudera | -5 | |
| drankye | Kai Zheng | Intel | +8 | |
| ebadger | Eric Badger | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| elek | Márton Elek | Hortonworks | +1 | |
| eli | Eli Collins | Cloudera | -8 | |
| epayne | Eric Payne | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| enis | Enis Soztutar | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| eyang | Eric Yang | IBM | -8 | |
| ferhui | Hui Fei | Tencent | +8 | |
| gabota | Gabor Bota | Cloudera | +1 | |
| gaurava | Gautham Banasandra | Microsoft | +5.5 | |
| gera | Gera Shegalov | NVIDIA | -8 | |
| gifuma | Giovanni Matteo Fumarola | Microsoft | -8 | |
| gkesavan | Giridharan Kesavan | Hortonworks | RE | -8 |
| gtcarrera9 | Li Lu | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| hemanthboyina | Hemanth Boyina | Huawei | +5.5 | |
| hitesh | Hitesh Shah | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| haibochen | Haibo Chen | -8 | ||
| hairong | Hairong Kuang | HDFS | -8 | |
| hanishakoneru | Hanisha Koneru | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| harsh | Harsh J | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| hexiaoqiao | He Xiaoqiao | Meituan | +8 | |
| inigoiri | Íñigo Goiri | Microsoft | -8 | |
| ivanmi | Ivan Mitic | Microsoft | -8 | |
| iwasakims | Masatake Iwasaki | NTT DATA | +9 | |
| jbrennan | Jim Brennan | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| jeagles | Jonathan Eagles | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| jghoman | Jakob Homan | -8 | ||
| jhung | Jonathan Hung | -8 | ||
| jianhe | Jian He | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jing9 | Jing Zhao | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jitendra | Jitendra Nath Pandey | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| jlowe | Jason Lowe | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| johan | Johan Oskarsson | 0 | ||
| junping_du | Junping Du | Tencent | +8 | |
| jzhuge | John Zhuge | Netflix | -8 | |
| kasha | Karthik Kambatla | Cloudera | -8 | |
| kihwal | Kihwal Lee | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| kkaranasos | Konstantinos Karanasos | Microsoft | -8 | |
| knoguchi | Koji Noguchi | Verizon Media | -8 | |
| kzhang | Kan Zhang | IBM | -8 | |
| lei | Lei Xu | Cloudera | -8 | |
| licheng | Li Cheng | Tencent | +8 | |
| liuml07 | Mingliang Liu | Salesforce | HDFS | -8 |
| liuxun | Xun Liu | DiDi | +8 | |
| ljain | Lokesh Jain | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| lohit | Lohit Vijayarenu | -8 | ||
| llu | Luke Lu | VMware | -8 | |
| lmccay | Larry McCay | Hortonworks | -5 | |
| mackrorysd | Sean Mackrory | Cloudera | -7 | |
| mahadev | Mahadev Konar | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| manojpec | Manoj Govindassamy | Cloudera | -8 | |
| matei | Matei Zaharia | UC Berkeley | -8 | |
| mattf | Matthew Foley | Apple | HDFS | -8 |
| mayank | Mayank Bansal | uber | -8 | |
| molkov | Dmytro Molkov | HDFS | -8 | |
| mukund | Mukund Madhugiri | Yahoo! | QA | -8 |
| mingma | Ming Ma | -8 | ||
| msingh | Mukul Kumar Singh | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| naganarasimha_gr | Naganarasimha G R | SCB | +8.0 | |
| nanda | Nanda kumar | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| nigel | Nigel Daley | QA | -8 | |
| nroberts | Nathan Roberts | Verizon Media | -6 | |
| omalley | Owen O'Malley | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| ozawa | Tsuyoshi Ozawa | NTT | +9 | |
| prabhujoseph | Prabhu Joseph | Microsoft | +5.5 | |
| quapaw | Andras Gyori | Cloudera | +1 | |
| rakeshr | Rakesh Radhakrishnan | Intel | +5.5 | |
| rangadi | Raghu Angadi | HDFS | -8 | |
| ramya | Ramya Sunil | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| raviprak | Ravi Prakash | Altiscale, Inc. | -8 | |
| rchiang | Ray Chiang | Cloudera | -8 | |
| rkanter | Robert Kanter | Cloudera | -8 | |
| rohithsharmaks | Rohith Sharma K S | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| rvs | Roman Shaposhnik | Pivotal | -8 | |
| sammichen | Sammi Chen | Tencent | +8 | |
| schen | Scott Chun-Yang Chen | -8 | ||
| sharad | Sharad Agarwal | InMobi | +5.5 | |
| shv | Konstantin Shvachko | HDFS | -8 | |
| sandy | Sandy Ryza | Cloudera | -8 | |
| shashikant | Shashikant Banerjee | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| siyao | Siyao Meng | Cloudera | -8 | |
| sjlee | Sangjin Lee | PayPal | -8 | |
| sradia | Sanjay Radia | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| sreekanth | Sreekanth Ramakrishnan | InMobi | +5.5 | |
| sidharta | Sidharta Seethana | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| slfan1989 | Shilun Fan | DiDi | +8 | |
| snemeth | Szilard Nemeth | Cloudera | +1 | |
| sseth | Siddharth Seth | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| stevel | Steve Loughran | Cloudera | 0 | |
| subru | Subru Krishnan | Microsoft | -8 | |
| sunchao | Chao Sun | Apple | HDFS | -8 |
| sunilg | Sunil Govindan | Cloudera | +5.5 | |
| surendralilhore | Surendra Singh Lilhore | Microsoft | HDFS | +5.5 |
| suresh | Suresh Srinivas | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| swagle | Siddharth Wagle | Cloudera | -8 | |
| szegedim | Miklos Szegedi | Cloudera | YARN | -8 |
| szetszwo | Tsz Wo (Nicholas) Sze | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| tanping | Tanping Wang | Yahoo! | -8 | |
| taoyang | Tao Yang | Alibaba | +8 | |
| tasanuma | Takanobu Asanuma | Yahoo! JAPAN | +9 | |
| taton | Christophe Taton | INRIA | +1 | |
| templedf | Daniel Templeton | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tgraves | Thomas Graves | NVIDIA | -6 | |
| todd | Todd Lipcon | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tomscut | Tao Li | BIGO | +8 | |
| tomwhite | Tom White | Cloudera | -8 | |
| tucu | Alejandro Abdelnur | Cloudera | -8 | |
| umamahesh | Uma Maheswara Rao G | Intel | HDFS | +5.5 |
| varunsaxena | Varun Saxena | +5.5 | ||
| vinayakumarb | Vinayakumar B | HDFS | +5.5 | |
| vinodkv | Vinod Kumar Vavilapalli | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| vivekratnavel | Vivek Ratnavel Subramanian | Cloudera | -8 | |
| vrushali | Vrushali Channapattan | -8 | ||
| vvasudev | Varun Vasudev | Hortonworks | +5.5 | |
| waltersu4549 | Walter Su | HDFS | +8 | |
| wang | Andrew Wang | Cloudera | -8 | |
| wangda | Wangda Tan | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| weichiu | Wei-Chiu Chuang | Cloudera | -8 | |
| weiy | Wei Yan | -8 | ||
| wheat9 | Haohui Mai | Uber | -8 | |
| wilfreds | Wilfred Spiegelenburg | Cloudera | +10 | |
| wwei | Weiwei Yang | Hortonworks | +8 | |
| xgong | Xuan Gong | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| xiao | Xiao Chen | Netflix | -8 | |
| xkrogen | Erik Krogen | HDFS | -8 | |
| xyao | Xiaoyu Yao | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| yufei | Yufei Gu | Apple | -8 | |
| yjzhangal | Yongjun Zhang | -8 | ||
| yliu | Yi Liu | Intel | +8 | |
| yqlin | Yiqun Lin | EBay | +8 | |
| zanderxu | Zengqiang Xu | Shopee | +8 | |
| zhouquan | Zac Zhou | Ant Financial | +8 | |
| zhuqi | Qi Zhu | Cloudera | +8 | |
| zhz | Zhe Zhang | HDFS | -8 | |
| zjshen | Zhijie Shen | Hortonworks | -8 | |
| zshao | Zheng Shao | -8 | ||
| ztang | Zhankun Tang | Cloudera | +8 | |
| zxu | Zhihai Xu | Uber | -8 |
Hadoop committers who are no longer active include:


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I donated to John Hickenlooper and Stacey Abrams' organization, Fair Fight, this election cycle.
I was previously the Board Chair for Centro de la Familia. I am now a Board Member of CPCD (Community Partnership for Childhood Development aka Head Start). I volunteered with the Teen Court. I am a member or have been a member of the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition and the Center for Health Progress. I am also a member of the Board for the Colorado and El Paso County Women's Bar Association.
I am an attorney and the majority of my practice is advocating for immigrants, children, adults with disabilities, and at risk elderly. I have done numerous volunteer cases representing vulnerable children throughout Colorado. I also take cases referred to me through TESSA, Colorado Springs' domestic violence shelter. I have allowed the groups I work with mentioned above to use my office building for meetings, organization, and advocacy. I, along with members of the Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition, went to lobby for a bill benefitting immigrant community members with Representative Pete Lee.
As an immigration attorney, I run a media campaign each year encouraging eligible community members to vote. Voting is important, but I also understand that manipulating voting districts can benefit or disenfranchise certain groups. I love Colorado, our voting system, and I think our state government generally works pretty well. I want to do what I can to contribute to that.
I am often appointed by judges in Colorado to serve as an advocate for the best interests of children and at-risk adults. This job requires me to listen to all sides, filter out information that isn't relevant to the law or the child's well being, and then make a recommendation to the court. I am good at listening to people who I don't necessarily agree with. I am good at hearing them and searching for consensus. I believe my unique skills in this area make me well suited to serving on this commission.
As a lawyer, I have both education and over 15 years experience applying logic to difficult situations in which there often is no easy or "right" answer". As discussed above, I have significant experience listening to people with complicated, highly emotional situations, sifting through facts that are relevant to the law, and then making a clear and concise recommendation to the judge.
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Long Island man missing nearly a month after landing at JFK Airport on October 28
by WABCBAY SHORE, Long Island (WABC) -- Police are searching for a man who has been missing nearly a month after landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens but never arriving at his Long Island home.
Suffolk County police say Gontran Jacques called his family on October 28 at approximately noon to discuss details of his flight home from visiting his mother in South Florida and arrange transportation to his Bay Shore home.
But Jacques did not return home, and his family reported him missing on October 30.
His father, Paul Jacques, tells Eyewitness News that his son does not have a cell phone after his previous one broke during the trip to Miami. He also said he does not believe his son has any credit cards, so efforts to track any spending will not be possible.
"He's living in my house," he said. "He's supposed to come to my house. He never showed up. That's why I'm worried."
Paul Jacques says his son called him before his flight, asking to be picked up at JFK. But when Paul told Gontran that he would be at work and couldn't pick him up, he said Gontran told him he would take a taxi or car service home.
That was the last he'd heard from his son, and he said the disappearance is all the more puzzling because Gontran is a hemophiliac and needs medication.
"I don't see the reason, there's no reason for him to disappear like that," he said. "I just want him to come back."
The 27-year-old Jacques is Haitian, 6-foot-3 and approximately 300 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.
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pymatgen.ext.matproj module
This module provides classes to interface with the Materials Project REST API v2 to enable the creation of data structures and pymatgen objects using Materials Project data.
To make use of the Materials API, you need to be a registered user of the Materials Project, and obtain an API key by going to your dashboard at https://materialsproject.org/dashboard.
- exception MPRestError[source]
Bases:
Exception
Exception class for legacy MPRestAdaptor. Raised when the query has problems, e.g., bad query format.
- class MPRester(*args, **kwargs)[source]
Bases:
object
A class to conveniently interface with the new and legacy Materials Project REST interface. The recommended way to use MPRester is with the “with” context manager to ensure that sessions are properly closed after usage:
with MPRester("API_KEY") as m: do_something
MPRester uses the “requests” package, which provides for HTTP connection pooling. All connections are made via https for security.
For more advanced uses of the Materials API, please consult the API documentation at https://materialsproject.org/api and https://docs.materialsproject.org.
Note that this barebones class is to handle transition between the old and new API keys in a transparent manner, providing backwards compatibility. Use it as you would with normal MPRester usage. If a new API key is detected, the _MPResterNew will be initialized. Otherwise, the _MPResterLegacy. Consult the Materials Project documentation at https://docs.materialsproject.org for advice on which API to use.
- Parameters:
*args – Pass through to either legacy or new MPRester.
**kwargs – Pass through to either legacy or new MPRester.


The alchemist picked up a book that someone in the caravan had brought. Leafing through the pages, he found a story about Narcissus. 笔记：
The alchemist knew the legend of Narcissus, a youth who knelt daily beside a lake to contemplate his own beauty. He was so fascinated by himself that, one morning, he fell into the lake and drowned. At the spot where he fell, a flower was born, which was called the narcissus. 笔记：
But this was not how the author of the book ended the story. 笔记：
He said that when Narcissus died, the goddesses of the forest appeared and found the lake, which had been fresh water, transformed into a lake of salty tears.  the goddesses asked. 笔记：
"I weep for Narcissus," the lake replied. 笔记：
"Ah, it is no surprise that you weep for Narcissus," they said, "for though we always pursued him in the forest, you alone could contemplate his beauty close at hand." 笔记：
"But . . . was Narcissus beautiful?" the lake asked. 笔记：
"Who better than you to know that?" the goddesses said in wonder. "After all, it was by your banks that he knelt each day to contemplate himself!" 笔记：
The lake was silent for some time. Finally, it said: 笔记：
"I weep for Narcissus, but I never noticed that Narcissus was beautiful. I weep because, each time he knelt beside my banks, I could see, in the depths of his eyes, my own beauty reflected." 笔记：
"What a lovely story," the alchemist thought. 笔记：


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Chicken Tikka Masala is a flavorful Indian cuisine that originated from an Indian restaurant in Scotland that was owned by a British Bangladeshi community.
Tikka stands for bits or pieces of chicken marinated in spices and yogurt and then grilled to perfection. These tikkas are then cooked in a medium to spicy rich creamy tomato gravy. Vegeterians can substitue chicken for cottage cheese or paneer. This gravy is garnished with fresh cilantro leaves and is served with white rice or naan;an oven-baked flatbread. You can find all the ingredients for this recipe from any indian grocery store.
Cooking this gravy is not quick and easy but the end result is delicious in every bite and worth the effort. Enjoy your meal with this lip-smacking gravy.
Slice the chicken into bite-sized chunks, then combine the chicken with the rest of the chicken marinade ingredients in a bowl. Mix until evenly coated, then refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Skewer the marinated chicken pieces on bamboo skewers, then place them over a baking tray lined with parchment paper, making sure there is space underneath the chicken to help distribute the heat more evenly.
Bake for about 15 minutes until slightly dark brown on the edges.
Heat oil in a large pot over medium heat, then sauté the onions, ginger, and garlic until tender but not browned.
Fry the spices for about 30 seconds to release their aromatics and flavor, stirring constantly, then stir in the tomato puree.
Add the tomato sauce and water, then bring to a boil and cook for about 5 minutes.
Pour in the cream and mix in the chicken, cooking for another 1-2 minutes.


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Download LGTNet and unpack the zip-file to a folder of your choice. Then run the command test.bat (Windows) or ./test.sh (Linux) to ensure that everything is working properly. Compare the program output to the example output provided here. The software runs on all platforms that support the Java Runtime Environment JRE 1.6.x or higher (tested only for Windows 7 and Linux 3.8.13). To verify that Java is installed run java -version. The console output should be similar to this example:
java version "1.6.0_22" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_22-b04) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 17.1-b03, mixed mode, sharing)If Java is not installed, download the Java runtime environment from http://java.sun.com/products/archive and run the installer.
LGTNet is a software to infer networks of lateral genetic transfer (LGT) from sequence data. In contrast to traditional techniques based on multiple sequence alignments and phylogenetic trees LGTNet is an alignment- and tree-free method. As a consequence, LGTNet is very fast (more than 1000 times faster than a phylogenetic approach) but cannot infer when in time an LGT event happened. It only predicts, which species have exchanged genetic material at some point in time and approximately indicates the sequence regions involved.
LGTNet is invoked from the command line using the following format:
lgtnet.(bat|sh) -i <fasta_file|folder> [-o <output_file|stdout> -n <substring_length> -w <window-size> -m <high|medium|low> -p <profiles_file>]
lgtnet.bat -i test/test.fa
lgtnet.bat -i test/test.fa -o test/network.tsv
./lgtnet.sh -i test/test.fa -o test/network.tsv -n 7 -w 20
./lgtnet.sh -i test/test.fa -o test/network.tsv -p test/profiles.tsv
-i <fasta_file|folder> specifies the input data and is required. Input data can be provided either as a path to a single FASTA file (e.g. -i data/genomes.fa) containing sequence data in multi FASTA format or as a path to a folder (e.g. -i data/sequences) that contains multiple individual FASTA files with sequence data. Note that sequence data must not contain ambiguity characters.
LGTNet extracts sequence identifiers from the FASTA header of each sequence by taking all characters up to the first comma, whitespace or pipe symbol. Here some examples of header files and the resulting sequence identifiers:
HEADER SEQUENCE ID >NC_010498.1 => NC_010498.1 >NC_010498.1|Escherichia coli SMS-3-5 => NC_010498.1 >NC_010498.1, Escherichia coli SMS-3-5 => NC_010498.1 >NC_010498.1 Escherichia coli SMS-3-5 => NC_010498.1Yous should ensure that the extracted sequence identifiers are unique, since they are used in the output files described below.
-o <output_file|stdout> specifies the output destination for the inferred network and is optional. The network is either written to standard output (-o stdout) or to a file (e.g. -o results/output.tsv). If no output destination is specified standard output is chosen. The network is outputted as a symmetric weight matrix in tab-separated-values (tsv) format:
SE001 0.000 0.776 0.807 0.772 0.805 0.778 0.766 0.770 0.624 0.756 SE002 0.776 0.000 0.794 0.704 0.776 0.712 0.688 0.794 0.800 0.758 SE003 0.807 0.794 0.000 0.789 0.822 0.799 0.781 0.716 0.797 0.666 SE004 0.772 0.704 0.789 0.000 0.759 0.673 0.568 0.782 0.794 0.763 SE005 0.805 0.776 0.822 0.759 0.000 0.767 0.763 0.828 0.829 0.819 SE006 0.778 0.712 0.799 0.673 0.767 0.000 0.655 0.787 0.797 0.759 SE007 0.766 0.688 0.781 0.568 0.763 0.655 0.000 0.775 0.800 0.752 SE008 0.770 0.794 0.716 0.782 0.828 0.787 0.775 0.000 0.783 0.595 SE009 0.624 0.800 0.797 0.794 0.829 0.797 0.800 0.783 0.000 0.761 SE010 0.756 0.758 0.666 0.763 0.819 0.759 0.752 0.595 0.761 0.000The first column contains the sequence identifiers and rows are sorted following the same order. Each matrix cell contains the confidence score for an LGT prediction ranging from zero to one. For instance, there is fairly high confidence for an interaction between SE0001 and SE0003, since the score is 0.807. On the other hand, the score for an interaction between sequences SE008 and SE010 is only 0.595.
-n <substring_length> specifies the length of the substrings. This parameter is optional and default values of 21 and 7 are chosen for DNA and amino acid sequences, respectively. LGTNet determines the sequence type automatically.
-w <window-size> specifies window length (or bin size). This parameter is optional and default values of 60 and 20 are chosen for DNA and amino acid sequences, respectively.
-m <high|medium|low> specifies one of three different computation modes.
The default mode is high.
-m high: high speed and memory consumption.
-m medium: medium speed and memory consumption.
-m low: low speed and memory consumption.
-p <profiles_file> specifies a file to write profile data to. Per default no profile data are written. The profile file contains the histogram data for each pair of sequences (see example below). All values are tab separated. The first column shows the ids of the compared sequences and the integers following show the frequencies of substring matches for each histogram bin. Considering the specified window size (= bin size) this data can be used to identify sequence regions that are likely to be involved in LGT.
SE003-SE009 28 12 18 26 0 22 32 10 15 4 ... SE005-SE009 40 12 16 16 8 16 20 8 0 0 ... SE002-SE005 14 26 14 30 8 26 20 18 0 0 ... SE002-SE010 28 26 14 32 40 26 26 14 26 0 ... SE001-SE002 28 20 18 28 40 18 20 20 12 6 ... SE001-SE007 28 34 18 28 40 26 20 36 10 0 ... ...
Here an example output of LGTNet when running the test example via test.bat or ./test.sh. Computation should finish within a few seconds and the test folder should then contain two new files: network.tsv and profiles.tsv
LGTNet Version: 1.00 loading ... parameters -i test/test.fa -o test/network.tsv -p test/profiles.tsv sequences read 10 alphabet AA substring length 7 window size 20 mode high processing............................................. writing ... finished.
Running test.bat is the same as running lgtnet.bat with the following parameter settings:
lgtnet.bat -i test/test.fa -o test/network.tsv -p test/profiles.tsv
LGTNet is written in Scala (Version 2.10), and runs under the Java Runtime Environment 1.6 or later. The source code is available upon request.
In case of an error LGTNet writes a logfile error.log with detailed information concerning location and reason of the problem.
LGTNet does not permit ambiguity characters in sequences. If you encounter an error message such as java.lang.Exception: Invalid letter in sequence: 'X' Alphabet=AA it means that your sequence data contain ambiguity characters that need to be removed.
This error message occurs when LGTNet (or more precisely the Java Runtime Environment) runs out of memory. In this case replace the option -Xmx600M within the lgtnet.bat file by a higher value (e.g. -Xmx2000M means 2000 Megabytes and -Xmx12G means 12 Gigabytes) or run LGTNet in low memory consumption mode -m low.
If the amount of memory requested (using -Xmx) is too large the Java runtime environment will report the following error "Could not create the Java virtual machine". What is too large and what not depends on the amount of main memory available in your computer.
The computation time grows quadratically with the number of species and linearly with the sequence length. If your computer has multiple cores run LGTNet with the option -m high to accelerate computation. On a single core machine the setting -m medium is equally fast or even faster.
| version | date | description |
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| 1.00 | 15.07.13 | First public version |
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S. Maetschke, L. McIntyre, C. Chan, M. Ragan
Fast inference of lateral genetic transfer networks.


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A StaticScreen is a menu. It suspends the game and redirects all input to itself. StaticScreen is typically used through derivation, although it can be used otherwise. StaticScreen#start suspends the game and starts the menu. StaticScreen#end returns to the game.
This method is called when the static screen is uninitialized. It is ment to be overridden in derived classes. This is a good place to preform tasks such as stopping audio. Widgets are automatically destroyed on exit by the base class StaticScreen


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“Ozone, when it occurs at ground level, presents a serious air quality problem in many parts of the United States. When inhaled— even at very low levels— ozone can cause a number of respiratory health effects” - US EPA
The problem of air pollution is becoming more and more problematic as the world becomes more industrialized.
CleanAir helps users monitor pollutant levels around the world. Alerting users when appropriate.
CleanAir has an App that uses sensors to monitor the air quality around you.
By testing for different chemicals in the air we breathe we can detect if the levels of these chemicals are harmful to breathe.
Currently CleanAir can test for CO, CO2, O3, and NO2
Displays based on readings at given locations and gives a general sense of what data is being passed.
Gives exact readings at given locations. Better for seeing more specific readings.
At the core of the marker map, is the sensorMap class, which contains methods for plotting the markers. It contains a field, which is a single instance of the nodeCache class. The nodeCache is responsible for requesting data from the server, and caching that data. When the map re-draws, sensorMap calls the cache, to return an array of nodes, which the sensor map class evaluates and plots. Before drawing new nodes, the sensor map calls a cleanUp method to ensure that any nodes which are no longer in lat/long bounds, time bounds, or may colide with another node are removed.
The cache has some rutines to track which nodes are within the bounds of the screen, as well as the bounds of time. As such, when the sensorMap calls on it, it only returns nodes which are eligible to be plotted. The cache refreshes server data on a timer, and only pushes a map redraw when the cache contents have changed.
You will find that web/scripts/sensors.js is a very simply file, with a class declaration and an array that defines the sensors that the map knows of. Here you can tweak the warning / critical values of the gases
window.CM is an instance of the controlMgr class, which draws the UI on top of the map, and allows users to select between the various gas types. When the control manager initalizes, it loads the values from the sensors.js. It also includes the time display, and time span drop down.
The sensorNode class is like a wraper that extends the functionality of the Marker With Label class. For full disclosure; Marker With Label is a class written by Gary Little of luxcentral.com, and is Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. This class was used to extend the function of the Google marker class, which can only display a single charicter. Maker With Label allows for many charicters. The sensorNode class adds a timestamp field, and methods for the sensorMap class to interact with.
Note : heatmap may only partly function right. Most development effort, and items described apply towards the marker map. Heatmap is to be considered experimental.
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Optimizations
- Users can log in, have an associated user ID
- User can opt to enable data collection/uploading
- Choosing to collect data starts bluetooth connection to hardware
- Data periodically pushed to server, can view data on map via mobile
- Taking the WASPMOTE out for real world data
- Collection from various areas around Chicagoland
- Simulate a more extreme situation with burning paper and cigarettes
Waspmote
Gas Sensor Board
Our biggest concern is that our application misreads/misinterprets data being sent. Depending on how reliable the application and interface is, users may become exposed to a harmful environment. Because of the nature of what we are measuring (long term consequences over immediate displays of symptoms). It is somewhat difficult to truly measure the consequences of our application misreading data. We also have no subject matter expert for our material. We are, however, taking data verification and database maintenance into account. Also, with the addition of more and more readings it would be possible to differentiate outliers.
User Sign-in
Validating data system
An algorithm which looks for unrealistic deviations in data, and throws out what it considers to be outliers. AKA, if 5 people within 10 feet of each other are all returning data between 1 and 2, but a 6th person returns a reading of 5 at the same point in time, we would consider that bad.
Refactor the way we implemented permissions code to the way android shifted to recently in Marshmallow.
GOAL 1: Users should be able to utilize the sensor and collect and upload readings of hazardous particulates
GOAL 2: Consumers should be able to receive data and warnings from the collected readings
Title: UC1
Title: UC2
Title: UC3
1. Attach each of the 4 sensors to the gas board.
2. Insert bluetooth chip onto the Waspmote, then insert the gasboard with attached sensors. Plug the battery into the Waspmote.
3. By using the associated Waspmote IDE, upload the program fast_main_measurement.pde to the board (this will get sensor readings every 15 seconds).
4. If program uploads succesfully, the Wasmpote will now run the measurement program whenever it is powered on. The Waspmote is now ready for use with the mobile app.
1. Turn on the waspmote to start the measurement program. The Waspmote will now wait for 2 minutes for the mobile app to establish an initial connection via bluetooth as well as heat up the gas sensors that need heating.
2. Open the mobile app. From the main screen, open the menu and click the settings option. Under general, check the box to indicate that you want to collect gas readings. Navigate back to main screen. If bluetooth is not enabled, a prompt to enable it will display.
3. A message will display when the mobile app establishes the initial bluetooth link to the Waspmote.
4. The Waspmote will continue performing its measurement cycle in the background. Any time sensor data is gathered, it will be sent to the mobile app which will then post that data to the web server.
1. From the main screen, open the menu and select which map you would like to view (heatmap or marker map).
2. For each map, the user can select which specific gas he or she would like to monitor using the associated check boxes. The user can also use the drop down to select a time span.
1. From the main screen, open the menu and select settings. From the settings menu, select the notifications.
2. The user can use the checkbox to indicate if he or she would like to receive notifications from the app. If selected, the app will monitor the data from the Waspmote in addition to the surrounding area and send push notifications if any gas reaches a dangerous level.
3. The user can also select one or more gas values and manually enter in a gas level that should be considered by the app to be dangerous. Notifications sent will be with respect to this newly indicated gas level.
| Term | Definition |
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| Hazardous Particulates | Particulates sensed by the application that are potentially hazardous to the user's health |
| Sensor | The Sensor |
| The App | May refer to web or mobile user facing app |
| Personal device | Smart phone or tablet |


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Elements can integrate deeply into HAX state management using what we call "hax hooks". By supplying a method on your web component like haxHooks() you are magically able to tap into different life-cycle steps within the HAX editor.
Because of the simplicity and power of haxHooks this may not be an exhaustive list and the internal code documentation on this should be consulted (or open an issue to ensure we document a missing hook!). You can search the lrnwebcomponents monorepo for usage of haxHooks in order to discover additional implementations beyond what is pointed to below.
This is a basic example in which each of the strings you'd then implement as their own async callbacks. async / await allows HAX to safely defer to your element to do whatever it wants to the DOM / internal structure of that callback, without disrupting element activation or conversion of DOM structure to HAX Element Schema, what it uses to virtualize the body for sanitation purposes at the time of save / adding new things to the page.
The most powerful hook in haxHooks. This fires whenever an element is read in via the appStore and it's definition loaded for use. This hook supplies an instance of the HAXStore which is the internal state management of HAX (written in MobX). You can use this object to do whatever you want to HAX. While seemingly too powerful, here are some examples of past things to leverage this super power for good
This runs whenever a user activates / selects an element to modify in HAX. This supplies an instance of the element / DOM node that is active as well as if we are active (true) or inactive (false). This hook can be used to modify state / functional aspects of your elements just prior to it receiving activation by hax. An example use-case for this could be preventing default behavior for an element that is a clickable link (see: ebook-button ). Another possible usage is making pieces of the internal shadowRoot contenteditable , only while activated (see: meme-maker ).
This runs on all active nodes in the hax-body tag when the editing state of the HAX editor itself changes. If we are now editing, value is true , when we go to save / are no longer editing, it is false .
This hook runs after element activation in order to allow elements to supply custom editing buttons and operations to the in-context menu that hovers above active elements. You have access to the instance of the custom elements hax menu element (hax-ce-context) and can add whatever buttons you want at this time with custom callbacks. See multiple-choice for an example of how you can leverage this. multiple-choice uses this to add quick buttons for adding and removing potential answers quickly.
This runs right before nodes are converted to content in the entire hax-body. This happens when the user has triggered a save event and we are converting the DOM from real nodes into the HTML text that is to be saved / returned to a backend. This hook allows you to do any known data clean up to the element prior to it being converted to HTML. See multiple-choice for an example of taking a complex data property and converting it to innerHTML children at the time of save for progressive enhancement purposes.
This hook runs WHILE the node is being converted to text and should return a string that will be appended into the innerHTML area of the element. This is an alternative to what you could accomplish during preProcessNodeToContent but want to work with a string based response. See meme-maker for an example of using this to inject innerHTML which only is for SEO purposes.
This hook runs after preProcessNodeToContent and progressiveEnhancement and before the element is returned in the hax-save event. This runs AFTER the node has been converted to content. This is useful for forcible content clean up like regex'ing output for specific words to not leak into output. See video-player for ensuring there are no internal empty arrays for data is not a required field.
This is a hax schema element, our virtual dom node, that is about to be inserted into the hax-body. This allows for custom modification to the data that's about to be converted to a DOM node. See multiple-choice for an example of ensuring that answer data doesn't bleed through to the page. This hook runs on duplication as well as inserting a node by the user selecting the block.


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Intepreting Results
After a successful ORBITM run, you would expect two output text files in the main directory, and three Matplotlib figures.
The first text file “output_summary.txt” is a summary of the lifetime (i.e. how long the spacecraft can last without orbit maintenance).
Lifetime decay is estimated to be on 13 May 2027 16:54:31.252 after 29940 orbits.
The lifetime is 5.4 years.
The total impulse needed: 2233.4388819714236
The total Delta-V (m/s) needed is 13.137875776302492
The second text file “output_manoeuvres.txt” is an estimate of the orbit maintenance manoeuvre schedule.
1 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-03-01 11:40:00 2.1896281088566925
2 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-04-29 12:07:49 2.1896767040214486
3 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-06-27 12:35:38 2.1896387651453866
4 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-08-25 13:03:27 2.189679576264574
5 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-10-23 13:31:16 2.1896504433114723
6 Maintain.Hohmann 2022-12-21 13:59:05 2.1896153519034436
To interpret the graphical results, let us run a simple orbit maintenance scenario for a satellite in a 550km altitude circular orbit at 45 degrees inclination.
The plots in blue correspond to “Sam’s Simulator”. The plots in orange correspond to using STK 10 Astrogator, with a high precision orbit propagator, and it uses Astrogator’s Automatic Sequences feature to boost the orbit up whenever the altitude of the spacecraft crosses the minimum of the maintenance tolerance band. In both orbit maintenance modes, the ΔV values were computed using a first order Taylor expansion to the Vis-Visa equation.
The plot most relevant to mission planning that you would need is the top-most plot - the profile of the mission lifetime (in terms of total ΔV requirements) against the thruster specifications (bar charts). The height of the bar chart can be compared against the desired fuel mass needed, at the thruster’s specific impulse values (Isp, units in seconds). In other words, for each thruster’s Isp value, if the height of the bar chart (which represents the max fuel mass for that thruster, at that Isp) exceeds the fuel mass requirements of your mission at that particular Isp, then that thruster can satisfy your mission lifetime requirements.
Note
The native “Sam’s Simulator” uses the US Standard Atmosphere 1976 as the atmospheric density model as a look-up table of coefficients in an exponential function (for speed), while the STK Mode uses the Jacchia Roberts atmospheric density model. Also, the native mode uses an approximated orbit decay model while STK Mode performs a full orbit propagation for all 6 states. Thus, running ORBITM with STK makes computation very much slower, and the ∆V values in both modes would differ, although in most cases they are close (and definitely in the same order of magnitude).


Lab meeting - Jacob Louis Hoover
At this week’s lab meeting, Jacob will present an ongoing project on Compositionality and Predictability.
- Wednesday, May 6th, at 14:30 UTC-4
- Via Zoom. Contact Emily for details.
Abstract
Compositionality is perhaps the most fundamental property of linguistic structure. There is an (often tacit) assumtion in NLP that the underlying structure may be expected to correlate with the structure which optimizes predictability. The strong version of this correlation hypothesis is that compositional structure is in fact entirely reducible to coocurrence statistics. With mutual information between heads and dependants as a measure of predictability, this strong correlation hypothesis is proposed explicitly in Futrell et al., 2019.
In the past few years, contextualized word embedding models have taken the field of NLP by storm, revolutionizing performance on a number of downstream tasks which seem to implicate syntactic knowledge. These models, trained on prediction-based language modelling objectives, provide natural tools to explore the question of how much the patterns of predictability and coocurrence correlate with compositional structure. In this work we make use of contextual embedding models to estimate a measure of pointwise mutual information between words given context, and show that the hypothesis that compositional structure can be recovered directly by optimizing for predictability does not hold. We examine the ways in which the differences between compositional syntactic structures and structures optimized for predictability may be broken down in order to begin to explain why these two different kinds of structure overlap when they do.
Bio
Jacob Louis Hoover is a second year PhD student in linguistics at McGill University / Mila. His research interests involve syntax, semantics, mathematical linguistics, and information theory.


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Department of Student Welfare
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STUDENT WELFARE ACTIVITIES
STUDENT WELFARE ACTIVITIES
(DSW-DAVV)
- Established With DAVV i.e. From May 1964.
- Total Number Of Persons Chaired As DSW-22.
- Present Dean Student's Welfare: Dr.Laxmikant Tripathi.
Assigned Duties and Responsibilities
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- University Proctorial Board.
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Contact Us
Department of Student Welfare
| |
Nalanda Campus, R. N. T., Rabindranath Tagore Marg, Chhoti Gwaltoli, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001 |
|
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Instances are created for each request that is handled by the server
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.net.URI |
absoluteURI()
Get the absolute URI corresponding to the the HTTP request
|
HttpServerRequest |
bodyHandler(Handler<Buffer> bodyHandler)
Convenience method for receiving the entire request body in one piece.
|
HttpServerRequest |
expectMultiPart(boolean expect)
Call this with true if you are expecting a multi-part form to be submitted in the request
This must be called before the body of the request has been received
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MultiMap |
formAttributes()
Returns a map of all form attributes which was found in the request.
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MultiMap |
headers()
A map of all headers in the request, If the request contains multiple headers with the same key, the values
will be concatenated together into a single header with the same key value, with each value separated by a comma,
as specified here.
|
java.net.InetSocketAddress |
localAddress()
Return the local (server side) address of the server that handles the request
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java.lang.String |
method()
The HTTP method for the request.
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NetSocket |
netSocket()
Get a net socket for the underlying connection of this request.
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MultiMap |
params()
Returns a map of all the parameters in the request
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java.lang.String |
path()
The path part of the uri.
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javax.security.cert.X509Certificate[] |
peerCertificateChain() |
java.lang.String |
query()
The query part of the uri.
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java.net.InetSocketAddress |
remoteAddress()
Return the remote (client side) address of the request
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HttpServerResponse |
response()
The response.
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HttpServerRequest |
uploadHandler(Handler<HttpServerFileUpload> uploadHandler)
Set the upload handler.
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java.lang.String |
uri()
The uri of the request.
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version()
The HTTP version of the request
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PropertySet
Represents a set of item or folder property.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
PhoneCall
Represents a phone call.
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class |
PhoneCallId
Represents the Id of a phone call.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
MobilePhone
Represents a mobile phone.
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|---|---|
class |
AttendeeInfo
Represents information about an attendee for which to request availability
information.
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class |
LegacyAvailabilityTimeZone
Represents a time zone as used by GetUserAvailabilityRequest.
|
(package private) class |
LegacyAvailabilityTimeZoneTime
Represents a custom time zone time change.
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class |
TimeWindow
Represents a time period.
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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AlternateId
Represents an Id expressed in a specific format.
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class |
AlternateIdBase
Represents the base class for Id expressed in a specific format.
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class |
AlternatePublicFolderId
Represents the Id of a public folder expressed in a specific format.
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class |
AlternatePublicFolderItemId
Represents the Id of a public folder item expressed in a specific format.
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|---|---|
class |
AppointmentOccurrenceId
Represents the Id of an occurrence of a recurring appointment.
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class |
Attachment
Represents an attachment to an item.
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class |
AttachmentCollection
Represents an item's attachment collection.
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class |
Attendee
Represents an attendee to a meeting.
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class |
AttendeeCollection
Represents a collection of attendees.
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class |
ByteArrayArray
Represents an array of byte arrays
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class |
CompleteName
Represents the complete name of a contact.
|
class |
ComplexProperty
Represents a property that can be sent to or retrieved from EWS.
|
class |
ComplexPropertyCollection<TComplexProperty extends ComplexProperty>
Represents a collection of property that can be sent to and retrieved from
EWS.
|
class |
ConversationId
Represents the Id of a Conversation.
|
class |
CreateRuleOperation
Represents an operation to create a new rule.
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class |
DelegatePermissions
Represents the permissions of a delegate user.
|
class |
DelegateUser
Represents a delegate user.
|
class |
DeletedOccurrenceInfo
Encapsulates information on the deleted occurrence of a recurring
appointment.
|
class |
DeletedOccurrenceInfoCollection
Represents a collection of deleted occurrence objects.
|
class |
DeleteRuleOperation
Represents an operation to delete an existing rule.
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class |
DictionaryEntryProperty<TKey>
Represents an entry of a DictionaryProperty object.
|
class |
DictionaryProperty<TKey,TEntry extends DictionaryEntryProperty<TKey>>
Represents a generic dictionary that can be sent to or retrieved from EWS.
|
class |
EmailAddress
Represents an e-mail address.
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class |
EmailAddressCollection
Represents a collection of e-mail addresses.
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class |
EmailAddressDictionary
Represents a dictionary of e-mail addresses.
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class |
EmailAddressEntry
Represents an entry of an EmailAddressDictionary.
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class |
ExtendedProperty
Represents an extended property.
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ExtendedPropertyCollection
Represents a collection of extended property.
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class |
FileAttachment
Represents a file attachment.
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class |
FolderId
Represents the Id of a folder.
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class |
FolderIdCollection
Represents a collection of folder Ids.
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class |
FolderPermission
Represents a permission on a folder.
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class |
FolderPermissionCollection
Represents a collection of folder permissions.
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class |
GenericItemAttachment<TItem extends Item>
Represents a strongly typed item attachment.
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class |
GroupMember
Represents a group member.
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class |
GroupMemberCollection
Represents a collection of members of GroupMember type.
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ImAddressDictionary
Represents a dictionary of Instant Messaging addresses.
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class |
ImAddressEntry
Represents an entry of an ImAddressDictionary.
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class |
InternetMessageHeader
Defines the EwsXmlReader class.
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class |
InternetMessageHeaderCollection
Represents a collection of Internet message headers.
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class |
ItemAttachment
Represents an item attachment.
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class |
ItemCollection<TItem extends Item>
Represents a collection of item.
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class |
ItemId
Represents the Id of an Exchange item.
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class |
ItemIdCollection
Represents a collection of item Ids.
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class |
Mailbox
Represents a mailbox reference.
|
class |
ManagedFolderInformation
Represents information for a managed folder.
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class |
MeetingTimeZone
Represents a time zone in which a meeting is defined.
|
class |
MessageBody
Represents the body of a message.
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class |
MimeContent
Represents the MIME content of an item.
|
class |
OccurrenceInfo
Encapsulates information on the occurrence of a recurring appointment.
|
class |
OccurrenceInfoCollection
Represents a collection of OccurrenceInfo objects.
|
class |
PhoneNumberDictionary
Represents a dictionary of phone numbers.
|
class |
PhoneNumberEntry
Represents an entry of a PhoneNumberDictionary.
|
class |
PhysicalAddressDictionary
Represents a dictionary of physical addresses.
|
class |
PhysicalAddressEntry
Represents an entry of an PhysicalAddressDictionary.
|
class |
RecurringAppointmentMasterId
Represents the Id of an occurrence of a recurring appointment.
|
class |
Rule
Represents a rule that automatically handles incoming messages.
|
class |
RuleActions
Represents the set of actions available for a rule.
|
class |
RuleCollection
Represents a collection of rules.
|
class |
RuleError
Defines the RuleError class.
|
class |
RuleErrorCollection
Represents a collection of rule validation errors.
|
class |
RuleOperation
Represents an operation to be performed on a rule.
|
class |
RuleOperationError
Defines the RuleOperationError class.
|
class |
RuleOperationErrorCollection
Represents a collection of rule operation errors.
|
class |
RulePredicateDateRange
Represents the date and time range within which messages have been received.
|
class |
RulePredicates
Represents the set of conditions and exception available for a rule.
|
class |
RulePredicateSizeRange
Represents the minimum and maximum size of a message.
|
class |
SearchFolderParameters
Represents the parameters associated with a search folder.
|
class |
ServiceId
Represents the Id of an Exchange object.
|
class |
SetRuleOperation
Represents an operation to update an existing rule.
|
class |
StringList
Represents a list of strings.
|
class |
TimeChange
Represents a change of time for a time zone.
|
(package private) class |
TimeChangeRecurrence
Represents a recurrence pattern for a time change in a time zone.
|
class |
UniqueBody
Represents the body part of an item that is unique to the conversation the
item is part of.
|
class |
UserConfigurationDictionary
Represents a user configuration's Dictionary property.
|
class |
UserId
Represents the Id of a user.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CalendarEvent
Represents an event in a calendar.
|
class |
CalendarEventDetails
Represents the details of a calendar event as returned by the
GetUserAvailability operation.
|
class |
Conflict
Represents a conflict in a meeting time suggestion.
|
class |
OofSettings
Represents a user's Out of Office (OOF) settings.
|
class |
Suggestion
Represents a suggestion for a specific date.
|
class |
TimeSuggestion
Represents an availability time suggestion.
|
class |
WorkingHours
Represents the working hours for a specific time zone.
|
(package private) class |
WorkingPeriod
Represents a working period.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DayOfTheWeekCollection
Represents a collection of DayOfTheWeek values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Recurrence
Represents a recurrence pattern, as used by Appointment and Task item.
|
static class |
Recurrence.DailyPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens a specific
number of days after the previous one.
|
static class |
Recurrence.DailyRegenerationPattern
Represents a regeneration pattern, as used with recurring tasks, where
each occurrence happens a specified number of days after the previous one
is completed.
|
static class |
Recurrence.IntervalPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens at a
specific interval after the previous one.
|
static class |
Recurrence.MonthlyPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens on a
specific day a specific number of months after the previous one.
|
static class |
Recurrence.MonthlyRegenerationPattern
Represents a regeneration pattern, as used with recurring tasks, where
each occurrence happens a specified number of months after the previous
one is completed.
|
static class |
Recurrence.RelativeMonthlyPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens on a
relative day a specific number of months after the previous one.
|
static class |
Recurrence.RelativeYearlyPattern
The Class RelativeYearlyPattern.
|
static class |
Recurrence.WeeklyPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens on specific
days a specific number of weeks after the previous one.
|
static class |
Recurrence.WeeklyRegenerationPattern
Represents a regeneration pattern, as used with recurring tasks, where
each occurrence happens a specified number of weeks after the previous
one is completed.
|
static class |
Recurrence.YearlyPattern
Represents a recurrence pattern where each occurrence happens on a
specific day every year.
|
static class |
Recurrence.YearlyRegenerationPattern
Represents a regeneration pattern, as used with recurring tasks, where
each occurrence happens a specified number of years after the previous
one is completed.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
EndDateRecurrenceRange
Represents recurrent range with an end date.
|
class |
NoEndRecurrenceRange
Represents recurrence range with no end date.
|
class |
NumberedRecurrenceRange
The Class NumberedRecurrenceRange.
|
class |
RecurrenceRange
Represents recurrence range with start and end dates.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbsoluteDateTransition
Represents a time zone period transition that occurs on a fixed (absolute)
date.
|
(package private) class |
AbsoluteDayOfMonthTransition
Represents a time zone period transition that occurs on a specific day of a
specific month.
|
(package private) class |
AbsoluteMonthTransition
Represents the base class for all recurring time zone period transitions.
|
class |
OlsonTimeZoneDefinition
A TimeZoneDefinition class that allows mapping from a Java/Olson TimeZone to a MS TimeZone.
|
(package private) class |
RelativeDayOfMonthTransition
Represents a time zone period transition that occurs on a relative day of a
specific month.
|
class |
TimeZoneDefinition
Represents a time zone as defined by the EWS schema.
|
class |
TimeZonePeriod
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Represents grouping options in item search operations.
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SearchFilter
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Represents a search filter that checks for the presence of a substring
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Represents a bitmask exclusion search filter.
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SearchFilter.Exists
Represents a search filter checking if a field is set.
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Represents a search filter that checks if a property is equal to a given
value or other property.
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Represents a search filter that checks if a property is greater than a
given value or other property.
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SearchFilter.IsGreaterThanOrEqualTo
Represents a search filter that checks if a property is greater than or
equal to a given value or other property.
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SearchFilter.IsLessThan
Represents a search filter that checks if a property is less than a given
value or other property.
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Represents a search filter that checks if a property is less than or
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given value or other property.
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Hello I am Destiny Gitonga, I am an 18 Year old Boy who is passionate about coding
I finished my primary Education in 2014 in a school called Kahawa Garrison primary school.
I later Joined highschool the following year. My highschool was called St Elizabeth Academy in karen and it is in that same school that I completed my highschool in 2018
I have been doing personal projects to improve my coding skills
You can check out some of my projects by navigating to my Projects link above the page.
I wrote my first line of code when I was 14 years old, I was trying out HTML for the very first time. A friend of mine taught me on the basics of creating a website, and when i tried it out and it worked, my love for code never stopped growing and growing.
That is why I decided to Join Moringa school and grow my coding knowledge to greater heights


Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral
by Phillis Wheatley
"On Recollection."
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1773
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Wheatley, P. (1773). Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral.London, England: A. Bell.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 2.5
- Word Count: 408
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: 18th century literature, american authors, poetry
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MNEME begin. Inspire, ye sacred nine,
Your vent'rous Afric in her great design.
Mneme, immortal pow'r, I trace thy spring:
Assist my strains, while I thy glories sing:
The acts of long departed years, by thee
Recover'd, in due order rang'd we see:
Thy pow'r the long–forgotten calls from night,
That sweetly plays before the fancy's sight.
Mneme in our nocturnal visions pours
The ample treasure of her secret stores;
Swift from above the wings her silent flight
Through Phoebe's realms, fair regent of the night;
And, in her pomp of images display'd,
To the high–raptur'd poet gives her aid,
Through the unbounded regions of the mind,
Diffusing light celestial and refin'd.
The heav'nly phantom paints the actions done
By ev'ry tribe beneath the rolling sun.
Mneme, enthron'd within the human breast,
Has vice condemn'd, and ev'ry virtue blest.
How sweet the sound when we her plaudit hear?
Sweeter than music to the ravish'd ear,
Sweeter than Maro's entertaining strains
Resounding through the groves, and hills, and plains.
But how is Mneme dreaded by the race,
Who scorn her warnings and despise her grace?
By her unveil'd each horrid crime appears,
Her awful hand a cup of wormwood bears.

Hers the worst tortures that our souls can know.
Now eighteen years their destin'd course have run,
In fast succession round the central sun.
How did the follies of that period pass
Unnotic'd, but behold them writ in brass!
In Recollection see them fresh return,
And sure 'tis mine to be asham'd, and mourn.
O Virtue, smiling in immortal green,
Do thou exert thy pow'r, and change the scene;
Be thine employ to guide my future days,
And mine to pay the tribute of my praise.
Of Recollection such the pow'r enthron'd
In ev'ry breast, and thus her pow'r is own'd.
The wretch, who dar'd the vengeance of the skies,
At last awakes in horror and surprise,
By her alarm'd, he sees impending fate,
He howls in anguish, and repents too late.
But O! what peace, what joys are hers t' impart
To ev'ry holy, ev'ry upright heart!
Thrice blest the man, who, in her sacred shrine,
Feels himself shelter'd from the wrath divine!


Methods
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Included Modules
- Observable
Constants
| SCALE_A | = | 50.0 |
Attributes
| [R] | face_list | |
| [R] | texture | |
| [R] | transform |
Class Public methods
new()
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Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 125 def initialize @texture = nil @transform = Matrix3d::identity @transform *= Matrix3d::rotate(+20.0, Vector[1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0]) @transform *= Matrix3d::rotate(+30.0, Vector[0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 1.0]) @transform *= Matrix3d::rotate(+90.0, Vector[0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 1.0]) @face_list = [] @transform_begin = nil end
Instance Public methods
begin_work()
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Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 141 def begin_work @transform_begin = @transform self end
commit()
Link
Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 153 def commit @transform_begin = nil self end
face_list=(x)
Link
Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 123 def face_list=(x) @face_list = x; update; x end
swing_step(dx, dy)
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Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 146 def swing_step(dx, dy) a = Math::sqrt(dx * dx + dy * dy) * SCALE_A a > a * Float::EPSILON or return self self.transform = Matrix3d::rotate(a, Vector[dy, dx, 0.0, 1.0]) * @transform_begin self end
texture=(x)
Link
Source: show
# File lib/ext/projector/projector.rb, line 121 def texture=(x) @texture = x; update; x end


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BiriBiriBeat
An Arduboy Otoge/Rhythm Game
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File declaring classes for game states. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| class | base_state |
| Abstract base state class. More... | |
| class | game_run_init |
| A class for the state in which the game initializes itself. More... | |
| class | game_run_playing |
| A class for the state in which the main gameplay occurs. More... | |
| class | game_menu_main |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the main menu. More... | |
| class | game_menu_config |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the config menu. More... | |
| class | game_menu_manual |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the game manual. More... | |
| class | game_menu_select_mode |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the mode select menu. More... | |
| class | game_menu_select_difficulty |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the difficulty select menu. More... | |
| class | game_menu_result |
| A class for the state in which the game displays the gameplay results menu. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | FD_15PT625FPS 64U |
| #define | FD_31PT250FPS 32U |
| #define | FD_62PT500FPS 16U |
| #define | FD_66PT667FPS 15U |
Enumerations | |
| enum | gamestate_e { RUN_INIT, RUN_PLAYING, MENU_MAIN, MENU_CONFIG, MENU_MANUAL, MENU_SELECT_MODE, MENU_SELECT_DIFFICULTY, MENU_RESULT, END_OF_GAMESTATE_E } |
| Enumerate the discrete game states. More... | |
File declaring classes for game states.
Definition in file gamestates.h.
| #define FD_15PT625FPS 64U |
15.625 FPS is 64ms/frame
Definition at line 12 of file gamestates.h.
| #define FD_31PT250FPS 32U |
31.250 FPS is 32ms/frame
Definition at line 13 of file gamestates.h.
| #define FD_62PT500FPS 16U |
62.500 FPS is 16ms/frame
Definition at line 14 of file gamestates.h.
| #define FD_66PT667FPS 15U |
66.667 FPS is 15ms/frame
Definition at line 15 of file gamestates.h.
| enum gamestate_e |
Enumerate the discrete game states.
| Enumerator | |
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| RUN_INIT | |
| RUN_PLAYING | |
| MENU_MAIN | |
| MENU_CONFIG | |
| MENU_MANUAL | |
| MENU_SELECT_MODE | |
| MENU_SELECT_DIFFICULTY | |
| MENU_RESULT | |
| END_OF_GAMESTATE_E |
Definition at line 20 of file gamestates.h.


GNOME-WM
Section: User Commands (1)Updated: GNOME
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
gnome-wm - Launches the user selected window manager for the GNOME sessionSYNOPSIS
gnome-wm [--default-wm windowmanager] [--sm-client-id id]
DESCRIPTION
The gnome-wm script invokes the user selected window manager. If the user has not chosen a window manager it will launch a GNOME compliant window manager.The user can overwrite the selection of a window manager by setting the WINDOW_MANAGER environment variable. If a --default-wm option is given the script uses that window manager in case WINDOW_MANAGER is not set.
The script takes the --sm-client-id option and translates the id to an appropriate option depending on which window manager was selected.
ENVIRONMENT
The gnome-wm program uses the value of the WINDOW_MANAGER environment variable to let the user override the configured window manager.SEE ALSO
gnome-session(1)BUGS
If you find bugs in the gnome-wm program, please report these on http://bugzilla.gnome.org.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:04 GMT, December 24, 2015


This example has no page output; all the action happens in the console. You may also check the Network Panel in DevTools to see the the SSE.


CV
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Front-End Development, Back-End Development, Application Development, Information Systems Management
EDUCATION
Bachelor (Murdoch University of Science) Murdoch, Perth, Australia
B.S. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEM Sep. 2018
Diploma (Kaplan Higher Education Academy) Kaplan, SingaporeB.S. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Jun. 2016
Diploma (Kaplan Higher Education Academy) Kaplan, SingaporeIN PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS ENGLISH Oct. 2015
WORK EXPERIENCE
Sage9 PTE LTD Singapore
FULLTIME Nov. 2018 - Dev. 2019
- Roles: Application Developer
- Description: Development Business website and E-Commerce website system as Full Stack Developer
INTERNSHIP Aug. 2018
- Roles: Software Developer
- Description: Management database by using Spring Tool Suit connected with MariaDB
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Programming Languages: VueJS, HTML, PHP, C, C++, Java, Python, Matlab, LaTeX, R
Others: Experience with SQLServer, MySQL, Wordpress, Android, Oracle, Share Point Designer, Gimp, Adobe XD
PERSONAL SKILLS
Flexible, independent and adaptable.
Good organizational, motivational and communication skills.
Easily learn and implement new skills at the workplace itself.
Able to work effectively in a multi-cultural environment.
Always have an attitude of precise and careful.
PROJECTS
LightScience Singapore
https://www.lightscience.com Aug. 2019 - Dev. 2019
- Development purchase system (by Stripe) for Multi-level Marketing Company
- Responsible for Front-end (Wordpress) and Back-end (PHP, MySQL)
- (More details)
http://v2.impa.sage9.com Mar. 2019 - Dev. 2019
- Development global product search system for marine purchasing agents
- Responsible for Front-end (HTML, VueJs, Vuetify) and Back-end (PHP, MSSQL)
- (More details)
https://adverts.ahtc.sg Mar. 2019 - OCT. 2019
- Development booking advertise panel (digital signage) and purchase system (by Stripe)
- Responsible for Front-end (HTML, VueJs, Vuetify) and Back-end (PHP, MSSQL)
- (More details)
https://aspectus.com.sg/ http://clients.aspectus.com.sg Feb. 2019 - Jun. 2019
- Management their client-side companies and auto-create report with chart and data table by receiving email attached Excel file
- Responsible for Front-end (HTML, VueJs, Wordpress) and Back-end (PHP, MSSQL)
- (More details)
https://mpmsystem.com Dec. 2018 - Feb. 2019
- The system manage Merit Point and motivate theire mployee to get Merit Point for incentive
- Responsible for Front-end (HTML, VueJs) and Back-end (PHP, SQLServer)
- (More details)
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITY
Web/App Developer Course S.Korea
Participants Apr. 2020 - Current
https://www.venture.or.kr/index.html#/home/home-main- Android and IOS Mobile Programming
- Hybrid App Development
MEMBER, TREASURER Jun. 2016 - Jan. 2017
https://campuslife.kaplan.com.sg/en/student-life/interest-groups/32/subscribe
- made relevant proposals when Kiss-K organized a new event.
- submitted the costs used in each of events proceeding.
- made new events and idea to develop the group with Kiss-K colleagues.
- promoted each of events with kiss-k members to the targets before the event.
CORE MEMBER Jan. 2016 - Mar. 2017
- created new events to gain attention from more followers.
- Posted several information about Singapore news, tips to live in Singapore with happiness, and the messages what the followers wanted to ask or inform to other followers on the page.
MEMBER Sep. 2015 - Dec. 2017
- Run every month in 10km or obstacle run with members.
- joined in 5km, 10km, half marathon (21KM) with obstacles(group), 42KM Walk (Total: 16 times).
Donor Aug. 2011 - CURRENT
- Donated the reward from marathon of helping pediatric cancer patients.
- Blood donation to help people with medical conditions
VOLUNTEER Jun.2007 - Nov.2011
- Donate blood to help people who need blood transfusion.


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