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Welcome to radmc3dPy!¶
radmc3dPy is a python package/user-interface to the 3D radiative transfer code RADMC-3D. radmc3dPy provides functionality to
- set up continuum and gas models
- handle a library of models (easyily extendable with user-defined models)
- read and write data files in ASCII and C-style binary format
- provide interface to the Mie-scattering code shipped with RADMC-3D to calculate dust opacities
- set up spherical or cartesian spatial grids both regular and octree AMR grids
- write legacy VTK format (spherical grids only)
- set up discrete and continuous starlike radiation sources
- read and display images (single or multiple frequency, i.e. continuum or line channel maps, total intensity or full 4D polarization, ASCII or C-style binary)
- write fits files (CASA-compatible fits headers)
- do simple image manipulations
- calculation of moment maps for line channel maps
- convolve image with a 2D Gaussian or an Airy-type psf
- add coronographic masks
- calculate interferometric visibilities of images for given projected baselines and position angles
Copyright¶
radmc3dPy was developed by Attila Juhasz at the Leiden Observatory between 2011 and 2014 and from 2014 at the Institute of Astronomy in Cambridge.
Disclaimer¶
I/We reject all responsibility for the use of this package. The package is provided as-is, and we are not responsible for any damage to hardware or software, nor for incorrect results that may result from the software. The package is still in development and it may contain bugs. In case of any bug, please, contact the author of the package (Attila Juhasz <juhasz@ast.cam.ac.uk>).


The Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motor-Boat
by Ross Kay
Chapter 2
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- Year Published: 1916
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
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Kay, Ross. (1916).
. New York: Goldsmith.
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- Word Count: 2,065
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: life experiences
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The proposed race, however, did not take place. The graceful Caledonia steadily continued on her way without increasing her speed. There were calls from the deck where the boys noticed several young people standing near the rail. It was plain that there was great admiration on each boat for the beauty and speed of the other. There were calls and cheers, and waving of handkerchiefs to express their feelings. Perhaps it was in part due to this fact that the Black Growler soon began to pull away from the larger boat and not long afterward the Caledonia was left far behind.
“That’s the kind of a boat I’m going to have when I get rich!” said George enthusiastically.  You see I know you better than you know yourself.”
“Yes, I see,” retorted George sharply. “You make me think of what Josh Billings said that ‘it’s a good deal better not to know so many things than it is to know so many things that ain’t so!’”
“Never you mind, fellows,” spoke up Fred. “This boat suits me all right. You wait until you see that cup the Black Growler is going to win.”
“I hope we shan’t have to wait too long,” said John dryly.
“You’ll wait until the race comes off,” declared Fred. “I’m not taking any cups before I win them, but when the time comes you wait and see me run away from any boat that tries to keep up with us. I have been on the St. Lawrence before and unless there is something a good deal better than I have ever seen there, we shall simply show our heels to any motor-boats on the river. And they say there are more motor-boats between Clayton and Ogdensburg than anywhere else in America.”
“How many?” inquired John.
“I have been told that there are more than a thousand.”
“Well,” said George, “I’m deeply impressed by the modesty of Peewee. He simply thinks this boat will outclass nine hundred and ninety-nine others that will be madly chasing him all summer long, trying to keep pace with him.”
“But he hasn’t won the cup yet,” said Grant quietly.
“That’s right. That’s right,” spoke up Fred, pretending to be annoyed by the bantering of his friends. “There are always some people that try to take the joy out of life. I heard of an old man the other day who was so disgruntled that when he met a friend on the street who saluted him with a hearty ‘good morning’ this old man looked all over the sky to make sure he couldn’t find a cloud somewhere and say that it wasn’t a ‘good’ morning.”
“What did he do if he didn’t find any?” laughed George.
 We’ll have rain to-morrow.’”
“Do you know there are a lot of people like that?” said George. “I met an old woman up near our farm one summer who always said when anybody asked her how she was that she ‘enjoyed’ poor health. And I guess she did. I never knew any one who took such pride in her aches and pains as she did. One day when the doctor had been to see her she had told him all the pains she suffered and the poor old doctor had to sit there and listen to her for almost an hour. Finally, when he left she started out of the house after him calling to him to come back because she had just thought of another ache that she hadn’t told him about.”
The boys laughed and silence for a time rested upon the little boat. The Black Growler was moving swiftly and still was attracting attention from every boat she met. Following the channel they kept well out in the river, but the towering hills and the attractive shores were all within sight and manifestly did much to impress the Go Ahead boys.
“Tell me, Fred,” spoke up John at last. “Do they have these races on the St. Lawrence every summer?”
“They have had for the past few years and they have had water sports too.”
“What do you mean?”
“Oh, they have swimming, tilting contests, canoe races, diving and I don’t know what all.”
“Did you ever go in any of them?” inquired John.
 There was a silver cup on the end of it and the fellow who could walk out and take it could claim it.”
“Did you get the cup?”
“I did not,” replied Fred shortly.
“I’m surprised, Peewee. I don’t know a fellow in all my acquaintance that I think could walk better on a greased pole than you.”
“Huh,” muttered Fred. “You ought to have seen me. That pole was a part of a telegraph pole. It stuck out from the dock about fifteen feet. It was covered with grease and the grease had been rubbed in.”
“How many times were you allowed to try?” asked George.
“Five.”
“And you couldn’t go in five trials?”
“I didn’t go. The first time I stepped on the pole my feet flew out from under me and I sat down on the river about six or seven feet below. I sat down hard too.”
“Did you enjoy it?” laughed John.
“I did not,” replied Fred slowly, “but the people on the docks and along the banks seemed to have a fine time.”
“What did you do next?” laughed George.
“I tied some old sacking on my feet and tried to wipe up the grease as I went along. “
“And didn’t that work?”
“Nay, verily it didn’t work. I took my seat that time on the pole and then when I slipped, I tried to throw my arms around it. But for some good reason I didn’t delay very long, before I dropped with a splash into the St. Lawrence.”
“I hope they will have those things this summer,” spoke up John.
“You would be a good one to walk on a greased pole,” said George soberly. “You wouldn’t take much space and if you could once get a footing you could reach forward almost to the end and grab the cup.”
“If I did,” retorted John, “you can rest easy that I wouldn’t let go of it.”
“How soon do we come to West Point?” inquired Grant.
“In about an hour,” answered Fred.

“Why can’t it be done?”
“Because a fellow that enters West Point has to pass an examination.”
“Don’t you think I could pass it?” demanded George as his friends laughed.
“It depends on what it is,” answered John.
“If they would examine you about the old Meeker House and running tin tubes from the kitchen into the front room and a few other things like that maybe you would pass.”
“That’s all right,” spoke up George promptly. “I know something about what a fellow has to do before he passes the West Point examinations anyway and that’s more than some fellows I know can say.”
“What do you know that we don’t?” inquired John.
“How old does a fellow have to be to enter West Point?” demanded George.
“I don’t know,” replied John somewhat foolishly. “I suppose he has to be about eighteen, at least I suppose a fellow eighteen could enter.”
“Could he enter if he was twenty-one?” inquired George.
“He could,” spoke up Grant. “A fellow has to be between seventeen and twenty-two years of age before he can take the preliminary examinations. But there’s another qualification almost as necessary,” he added. “He has got to be free from infirmities.”
“No hope for Pop then,” said John solemnly. “He has too many infirmities.”
“What, for example?” demanded George.
“His appetite is abnormal, his confidence in himself colossal, his willingness to condescend to the level of his superiors is—”
“You’re getting all mixed up,” interrupted George. “A fellow has to pass a good physical examination and that is all there is to it.  “How does a fellow get a chance to try the examination anyway?”
“He has to be named by his congressman. Most of them, I guess, have a preliminary examination for all the boys that want to enter and then select the one who passes the best examination. But even if he passes, his troubles have only begun, for they make every fellow work his way.”
“The government appropriates some money for every cadet, doesn’t it?” inquired John.
“Yes,” replied George, “$709.50 per year. That is supposed to cover the necessary expenses. It is not only hard work but the boys don’t get but one leave of absence in all the course, and even that isn’t given until after the first two years.”
“But they have vacations, don’t they?” inquired John.
“If you want to call them vacations,” laughed Grant. “From about the middle of June to the end of August the cadets go into camp. They are busy every day.”
“What does a fellow have to pass an examination in in order to enter West Point?”
“English grammar, English composition, algebra through quadratic equations, plane geometry, descriptive geography, physical geography, United States history and the outlines of general history.”
“I think I’ll go if that’s all,” laughed John, who was well known to have troubles with most of his examinations in school.
“Look at that boat over yonder!” suddenly interrupted Fred, pointing to a motor-boat about one hundred feet away. “It looks to me as if it was trying to pass us.”
“That’s just what it is trying to do,” said Grant eagerly.
“Don’t you let them do it, Peewee.”
“That’s just what I intend not to do,” said Fred resolutely.
In a moment the speed of the Black Growler was increased, but it was also manifest as the boys glanced behind them that the boat they had noticed was in swift pursuit.


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This article seeks to clear up misunderstandings about the goals of PhoneGap.
Our goals are wrought from our beliefs, and development philosophy. Understanding a free software project, like PhoneGap, requires more than knowledge of the implementation details. It requires understanding the individuals behind the code. Knowing the people and what motivates them inform you more about whether the technology is right for you, your goals, and the people you work with. The world is diverse and very often this comes across in our code, and the tools we use to write it.
Background
PhoneGap was born at Nitobi Software in the summer of 2008. Nitobi was very much a web consultancy with deep roots in the JavaScript scene, and web dev at large. Being a consultancy we had a few beliefs that have grown into the PhoneGap project team members. These views are mine own and shared by many PhoneGap developers and Apache Cordova committers.
Beliefs
We have two core tenants of belief:
The web solved cross platform.
All technology deprecates with time.
We believe the web has been the most convincing solution to reaching many devices of differing capabilities. Truly, C is the only technology that deserves the title but even then, all readers here know, there be dragons there. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, for all the respective warts and quirks, have reached critical mass. This is in no small part due to the incredibly low barrier for authoring web technologies. Anyone, at any time, can publish anything from anywhere. That is the stuff of revolutions, and our evolution as a species.
Our second belief makes a brave statement: all technology deprecates. This is more of an observation, and history is on our side. With this in mind, as consultants, we knew hitching our wagon to any one horse could have disastrous consequences. Of course this is not absolute. Some technologies span many decades to the profit of the specialist. As technologists it is our responsibility to remain present and aware of change. Whether we act is the choice. The consequences of not acting could be witness to a technology replacing our own.
Goals
Understanding our beliefs makes it easier to understand why we have composed a development team that is proficient in 8 languages, as many operating systems, and works daily with enough phones to fill a refrigerator. We would put 'em in the fridge but that's where we keep the beer so we built a giant wall. The device wall isn't something to keep phones in: it's for keeping proprietary platforms out. Beliefs in hand, let us look at the goals with PhoneGap.
We have two high level goals with PhoneGap:
The web as a first class development platform.
The ultimate purpose of PhoneGap is to cease to exist.
The web is decidedly not a first class development platform: opaque introspection, blunt tools, poor API surface area, and a rather limited set of GUI elements. The web has host of other problems, or perhaps features, such as the sandbox and many missing APIs which need addressing which provides a fantastic opportunity. In short, we feel the web as a platform is at a disadvantage, and we're working to polyfill those gaps with PhoneGap.
Our second goal is not nihilistic but is rather a commitment to standardization of the web as a platform. We believe in a web open to everyone to participate however they will. No locked doors. No walls. The things we do with PhoneGap are directly influenced by the work we see at the W3C, WHATWG, and other research such as Mozilla's WebAPI, BONDI, WAC, Webinos, webOS, Tizen and the like.
Philosophy
Many of us are UNIX geeks. We believe in simple, wickedly sharp, purpose built tools. PhoneGap is a solution much the same. We are not trying to be everything to everyone. We do believe the web has solved a great many use cases in software, and as it improves, it will continue to do so.
It isn't without a sense of irony that our first belief (the web solved cross platform) is at stake with the second (all tech deprecates). This is why we act. We know the web is not the platform it can be and we are actively working to improve it. We recognize that the limitations of the web platform are harming the viability for a great many use cases and giving an edge to proprietary solutions with better tools. That is not the future aligned with our beliefs, nor our goals.
Attachment is the root cause of all suffering. We are not attached to the web, JS or any of it. Indeed, in order to implement PhoneGap many of us are now veterans of many platforms, languages, tools and operating systems. Keep 'em coming: we'll put a browser there too.
We ship fast, often twice a month, and have done so for a long time now. I've heard it said that PhoneGap can lag behind native implementations and, while technically correct, we rarely lag more than two weeks. Additionally, there is a very low barrier for a developer to author a plugin for functionality we haven't yet writ ourselves. I highly encourage you to read about our release philosophy. I feel we are among the best at it in the industry today.
Closing Thought
We agree that there are no silver bullets, and the web isn't the best tool for every job. However, the web is not getting worse, and the browser abstraction layer is ultimately the same across operating systems (C, C++). If the web doesn't do something today it's not because it can't, or won't, but rather it is because we haven't gotten around to implementing that capability yet.
If you want to help the web get there you can learn more about contributing here. If you want to have an intelligent debate on the real drawbacks of PhoneGap: you can start by trying it out here.


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fudge.gnd.reactions package¶
Submodules¶
fudge.gnd.reactions.base module¶
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class
fudge.gnd.reactions.base.
base_reaction
(outputChannel, ENDF_MT, documentation=None, EFL=None, label=None, process=None)[source]¶ Bases:
xData.ancestry.ancestry
Base class for all types of reaction.
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ancestryMembers
= ('crossSection', 'dCrossSection_dOmega', 'outputChannel')¶
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calculateAverageProductData
(style, indent='', **kwargs)[source]¶ Calculate average product data.
Parameters: - style – The style to use.
- indent – string; The amount to indent and verbose output.
- kwargs – string; All other parameters.
Returns:
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check
(info)[source]¶ This method is usually not called directly. Use reactionSuite.check() instead.
- Checks cross section and outputChannel (and differential cross sections if available). Checks include:
- do Z/A balance? do Q-value and thresholds agree? Does cross section domain agree with each product distribution/multiplicity domain? Does energy balance?
@:param info: dict @:return list of warnings
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crossSection
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dCrossSection_dOmega
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domainMax
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domainMin
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domainUnit
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getENDL_CS_ENDF_MT
()[source]¶ Returns the reaction’s ENDL C, S and ENDF’s MT values as integers in a python dictionary with keys ‘C’, ‘S’ and ‘MT’ (e.g., { ‘C’ : 11, ‘S’ : 1, ‘MT’ : 53 }).
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getQ
(unit, final=True, groundStateQ=False)[source]¶ Returns the Q-value for this reaction. Converted to float if possible, otherwise a string value is returned.
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heatCrossSection
(temperature, EMin, lowerlimit=None, upperlimit=None, interpolationAccuracy=0.002, heatAllPoints=False, doNotThin=True, heatBelowThreshold=True, heatAllEDomain=True, setThresholdToZero=False)[source]¶
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label
¶ Returns the reaction’s label.
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classmethod
parseXMLNode
(element, xPath, linkData)[source]¶ Translate a <reaction> element from xml into a reaction class instance.
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process
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fudge.gnd.reactions.fissionComponent module¶
This module contains the fissionComponent class
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class
fudge.gnd.reactions.fissionComponent.
fissionComponent
(outputChannel, ENDF_MT, documentation=None, label=None, process=None, EFL=None)[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.gnd.reactions.base.base_reaction
Special case of reaction, for storing 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc fission chances when we also have total.
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moniker
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fudge.gnd.reactions.production module¶
This module contains the production class, for storing production cross section of radioactive products
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class
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production
(outputChannel, ENDF_MT, documentation=None, label=None, process=None, EFL=None)[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.gnd.reactions.base.base_reaction
Production reactions are another special case of the <reaction> class, used to store the cross section for producing specific radioactive products. Requires a cross section and product id, but no distributions. As with the summedReaction, ‘outputChannel’ should be a channels.simpleOutputChannel instance.
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moniker
= 'production'¶
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fudge.gnd.reactions.reaction module¶
This module contains the reaction class.
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class
fudge.gnd.reactions.reaction.
reaction
(outputChannel, ENDF_MT, documentation=None, EFL=None, label=None, process=None)[source]¶ Bases:
fudge.gnd.reactions.base.base_reaction
This is the class for a normal gnd reaction.
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ancestryMembers
= ('crossSection', 'dCrossSection_dOmega', 'outputChannel', 'availableEnergy', 'availableMomentum')¶
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moniker
= 'reaction'¶
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Triple-DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode
The example provided for the Triple-DES encryption algorithm in CBC mode can be applied to all the other
symmetric encryption algorithms (including the AES candidates) as well. Naturally different encryption
algorithms result in different encrypted documents.


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A geometric complex ({@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex}) is a set of primitive geometric objects (in a common coordinate system) whose interiors are disjoint. Further, if a primitive is in a geometric complex, then there exists a set of primitives in that complex whose point-wise union is the boundary of this first primitive.
A subcomplex of a complex is a subset of the primitives of that complex that is, in its own right, a geometric complex. A supercomplex of a complex is a superset of primitives that is also a complex. These definitions are essentially subset and superset with the added restriction that they must be a complex. A complex is maximal if it is a subcomplex of no larger complex.
The boundary of a geometric object in a geometric complex is a subcomplex of that complex. The simplest complex is a single point. The simplest 1-dimensional complex is a curve with its two end points. The simplest 2-dimensional complex is a surface with its boundary curve, and the curve's start and end points.
The underlying geometry of a complex is usually referred to as a "manifold". The structure of a complex organizes the geometry of the manifold into primitive elements, analogously to the way in which "charts" are organized by an "atlas" into a map of the world.
One way, but obviously not the only way, to generate a complex from a set of primitives is by beginning with those primitives and performing the following operations.
If two primitives overlap, then subdivide them, eliminating repetitions until there is no overlap.
Similarly, if a primitive is not simple, subdivide it where it intersects itself, eliminating repetitions until there is no overlap.
If a primitive is not a point, calculate its boundary as a collection of other primitives, using those already in the generating set if possible, and insert them into the complex.
Repeat previous steps until no new primitive is required.
Many systems have a concept of a universal face (for 2D) or universal solid (for 3D). This is valid only in the case where the underlying space of the complex is an unbounded Euclidean space. In this case, for 2D, the universal face is the surface in the {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex} that has only interior boundary rings (its exterior one being the "point at infinity"). Analogously, in 3D, the universal solid is the one that has only interior boundary shells. In bounded manifolds, such as the sphere, there is no point at infinity, and all primitives are bounded. Without the Jordan Separation Theorem, all boundaries are essentially interior boundaries. In other unbounded manifolds, such as a hyperbolic surface, there may be more than one unbounded primitive. Since this specification does not directly address these sorts of unbounded manifolds, the cardinality of some elements may require relaxing if this specification were to be applied to such non-geographic manifolds. This specification does not special case either the universal face or solid, and the relationship between them and their boundaries are represented in the same manner as any other boundary relationship.
NOTE: A maximal complex could reasonably be considered a strong aggregation of its primitives depending on the internal semantics of the application. For this reason, the mechanism for the containment of {@link org.opengis.geometry.primitive.Primitive}s in a {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex} is left unspecified. In any case, once a {@link org.opengis.geometry.primitive.Primitive} is within a complex, or a {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex} is a subcomplex of a maximal {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex}, its boundary operation will not need to construct representative {@link org.opengis.geometry.Geometry}, since by the definition of a complex, the objects needed to represent the boundary of the contained object will already exist, and only references to those objects are required by the {@link org.opengis.geometry.Geometry#getBoundary} method. Remember that the containment of {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex} in one another is a subset-superset association, while the containment of {@link org.opengis.geometry.primitive.Primitive}s in a {@link org.opengis.geometry.complex.Complex} is an element-set association.


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Monday Business Solutions is a startup providing SAAS and logistic as services to connect departmental stores to nearby wholesalers, distributors, industries and enable them to conduct trade virtually.
Virtual trade is going to drastically reduce the crowd at the wholesale market, creating a safer business environment for all parties involved, in this dire time of COVID-19 pandemic, lesser the crowd, safer we all are. The Stratup has been operating since March-2019 and was incorporated in July-2018. Monday is the first mover in this sector in the entire of East-India and the company's "Smart Logistic Solution" is a segment first in the hyperlocal B2B logistic industry. Monday is also the first startup of its kind to serve business across remote rural regions. The hyperlocal B2B logistics industry and the wholesale/distributor to retail supply chain being unorganised is susceptible to the COVID-19 pandemic and organising the sector would contribute immensely towards the prevention of the disease. The startup constitues of innovation driven heads. Creating something valuable, that has never been created before is what drives the team.


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Chrome up to date and 4.6.0 BBL.
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You have a very small tickbox on the left of the theme title.
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The view here on getbblog.com just show the themes in a showcase, you must enable it directly in the addon via the BBLog Options on the left side of the screen.
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Commencing semesters, 2019
Semester 1
Semester 2
Program level
Undergraduate
Program code
2342
Faculty
Engineering, Architecture & Information Technology
School
School of Chemical Engineering
Location
St Lucia
Delivery mode
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Enquiries
Australian/domestic students
Manager, Academic Administration, Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
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International students
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Why study Chemical Engineering?
Chemical engineers invent, design, and manage products and processes that transform raw materials into valuable products using the latest knowledge of biology, chemistry and physics to ensure minimum loss of materials and consumption of energy. This value-adding must be safe, economical and environmentally sound. It is a rapidly changing profession with chemical engineers working at the cutting-edge of fields such as molecular biology, nano-materials and chemistry, physics, mathematics and information technology.
Chemical engineers design both products and the processes needed for their commercial-scale production. They also manage operation and optimisation of these processes to produce such products as petrol, plastics, instant coffee, pharmaceuticals, and artificial blood.
What you can study
An innovative curriculum promotes the development of technical expertise and non-technical skills in communication and management through a mix of team based project work with traditional lecture based courses. This involves active learning and personal interaction between staff and students. Projects integrate content from courses across the curriculum into real world problem solving dealing with issues sourced from local industries and the latest research. You will learn from people working with the latest in engineering knowledge and at the interfaces of engineering and science, academia and industry.
A minor in Food Engineering is available.
There are active international student exchange and industry on-site learning programs. Chemical engineering has the largest numbers of students involved in these activities of any engineering discipline at UQ, and students are encouraged to consider the benefits of participation.
Courses
View the course list for courses that can be studied as part of the Chemical Engineering single major.
Employment opportunities
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Before Change
prev_time = time
// TODO: instead of printing, save this info
print("IP address", source_ip,
"\nLast update", time,
"\nRepresentation:", representation)
if __name__ == "__main__":
// path to the pcap to get the update from
pcap_path = sys.argv[1]
After Change
state = r.hgetall(source_ip)
representation = None
if state:
representation = json.loads(state[b"representation"].decode("ascii"))
prev_time = float(state[b"time"])
if representation is None:
prev_time = None
representation = np.zeros(representations.shape[1])
for i, rep in enumerate(representations):
time = timestamps[i].timestamp()
if prev_time is None:
representation = rep
prev_time = time
elif time > prev_time:
time_diff = time - prev_time
alpha = 1 - np.exp(-time_diff/time_const)
representation += alpha*(rep - representation)
prev_time = time
state = {"time": time, "representation": list(representation)}
r.hmset(source_ip, state)
if __name__ == "__main__":
// path to the pcap to get the update from


psb_msort -- Sorting by the Merge-sort
algorithm
psb_qsort -- Sorting by the Quicksort
algorithm
psb_hsort -- Sorting by the Heapsort algorithm
call psb_msort(x,ix,dir,flag)
call psb_qsort(x,ix,dir,flag)
call psb_hsort(x,ix,dir,flag)
These serial routines sort a sequence into ascending or
descending order. The argument meaning is identical for the three
calls; the only difference is the algorithm used to accomplish the
task (see Usage Notes below).
- Type:
- Asynchronous.
- On Entry
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- x
- The sequence to be sorted.
Type:required.
Specified as: an integer, real or complex array of rank 1.
- ix
- A vector of indices.
Type:optional.
Specified as: an integer array of (at least) the same size as .
- dir
- The desired ordering.
Type:optional.
Specified as: an integer value:
- Integer and real data:
psb_sort_up_
,
psb_sort_down_
, psb_asort_up_
, psb_asort_down_
;
default psb_sort_up_
.
- Complex data:
psb_lsort_up_
,
psb_lsort_down_
, psb_asort_up_
, psb_asort_down_
;
default psb_lsort_up_
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- flag
- Whether to keep the original values in .
Type:optional.
Specified as: an integer value psb_sort_ovw_idx_
or
psb_sort_keep_idx_
; default psb_sort_ovw_idx_
.
- On Return
-
- x
- The sequence of values, in the chosen ordering.
Type:required.
Specified as: an integer, real or complex array of rank 1.
- ix
- A vector of indices.
Type: Optional
An integer array of rank 1, whose entries are moved to the same
position as the corresponding entries in .
Notes
- For integer or real data the sorting can be performed in the up/down direction, on the
natural or absolute values;
- For complex data the sorting can be done in a lexicographic
order (i.e.: sort on the real part with ties broken according to
the imaginary part) or on the absolute values;
- The routines return the items in the chosen ordering; the
output difference is the handling of ties (i.e. items with an
equal value) in the original input. With the merge-sort algorithm
ties are preserved in the same relative order as they had in the
original sequence, while this is not guaranteed for quicksort or
heapsort;
- If
then the entries in
where is the size of are initialized to
; thus, upon return from the subroutine, for each
index we have in the position that the item
occupied in the original data sequence;
- If
the routine will assume that
the entries in have already been initialized by the user;
- The three sorting algorithms have a similar expected
running time; in the average case quicksort will be the
fastest and merge-sort the slowest. However note that:
- The worst case running time for quicksort is ; the algorithm
implemented here follows the well-known median-of-three heuristics,
but the worst case may still apply;
- The worst case running time for merge-sort and heap-sort is
as the average case;
- The merge-sort algorithm is implemented to take advantage of
subsequences that may be already in the desired ordering prior to
the subroutine call; this situation is relatively common when
dealing with groups of indices of sparse matrix entries, thus
merge-sort is the preferred choice when a sorting is needed
by other routines in the library.


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Class Summary |
| Basics |
Basics
This sample displays available performance counters or other data
for an requested ESX system. |
| History |
History
This sample reads performance measurements from the current time. |
| PrintCounters |
PrintCounters
This sample writes available VM, Hostsystem or ResourcePool
perf counters into the file specified
Parameters:
url [required] : url of the web service
username [required] : username for the authentication
password [required] : password for the authentication
entitytype [required] : Managed entity
[HostSystem|VirtualMachine|ResourcePool]
entityname [required] : name of the managed entity
filename [required] : Full path of filename to write to
Command Line:
Save counters available for a host
run.bat com.vmware.performance.PrintCounters
--url https://myHost.com/sdk
--username [user] --password [password] --entitytype HostSystem
--entityname myHost.com --filename myHostCounters |
| RealTime |
RealTime
This sample displays performance measurements from the current time
at the console
Parameters:
url [required] : url of the web service
username [required] : username for the authentication
password [required] : password for the authentication
vmname [required] : name of the vm
Command Line:
run.bat com.vmware.performance.RealTime
--url [webservice url] --username [user] --password [password]
--vmname [name of the vm] |
| VITop |
VITop
This sample is an ESX-Top-like application that lets administrators specify
the CPU and memory counters by name to obtain metrics for a specified host
Parameters:
url [required] : url of the web service
username [required] : username for the authentication
password [required] : password for the authentication
host [required] : name of the host
cpu [required] : CPU counter name
e.g. |
| VIUsage |
VIUsage
This sample creates a GUI for graphical representation of the counters
Parameters:
url [required] : url of the web service
username [required] : username for the authentication
password [required] : password for the authentication
host [required] : Name of the host
counter [required] : Full counter name in dotted notation
(group.counter.rollup)
e.g. |


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Client for programmatic access to the 2007 and 2012 National Lakes Assessment database <https://www.epa.gov/national-aquatic-resource-surveys/nla> containing data for hundreds of lakes in the lower 48 states of the contiguous US.
| Version: | 0.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | rappdirs |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, dplyr, magrittr, skimr, sf, maps, R.rsp |
| Published: | 2018-07-13 |
| Author: | Joseph Stachelek [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Joseph Stachelek <stachel2 at msu.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jsta/nlaR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| URL: | https://github.com/jsta/nlaR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | nlaR results |
| Reference manual: | nlaR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Compare 2007 and 2012 lake condition Summary of 2012 Surveys |
| Package source: | nlaR_0.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nlaR_0.3.zip, r-release: nlaR_0.3.zip, r-oldrel: nlaR_0.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nlaR_0.3.tgz, r-oldrel: nlaR_0.3.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nlaR to link to this page.


Input two numbers
One to count to and another to determine what multiple to use to get there.
Count until:
Count by:
Submit!
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Output:


AADHAAR as a Biometric Identity
Exploring one of the world's largest and probably
the most controversial of all ID programs.
Why AADHAAR?
There are many reasons why it needs to be talked about...
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The aim of this Presentation
Make everyone aware of the kind of technology which is used in AADHAAR.
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Social relevance
How this project can be utilized for the benefit of society along with disadvantages and the role of engineers.
What is AADHAAR?
Aadhaar is a
12 digit <UID>(unique identity)
number that can be obtained by residents of India
It is a digital ID issued, by the
Unique Identification Authority of India(UIDAI), under the supervision of the
Government of India, under the
Ministry of Electronics and IT.
It also consists of the Aadhaar Auth API. The process wherein Aadhaar Number, along with other attributes, including biometrics, are submitted online to the CIDR for verification on the basis of information or data or documents available with it.
Example Use Case
What is in Aadhaar?
The AADHAAR data is stored in about 7000 servers in Bengaluru and Manesar, Haryana. They are well guarded and protected. They also contain the following dat about registrants.
Features
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→ Single Verification
Single source of Identity verification which means less paper-work and more work done. -
Links
Everything from bank acc. to passport and driving licence is connected together. -
Time Efficiency
The time required to verify and do the paper work is saved. This leads to better efficiency. -
93% + Citizens
The cover of this large project at 1.19 Billion means the govt. and organisations can better serve the people with targetted schemes. -
Stopping Fake IDs
Though not fully true, the Aadhaar has a robust system to detect and weed out Fake IDs. This leads to more trust in the system as a whole! -
Biometric Security
Use of Finger print and of multiple biometrics in validation before granting access to data. These include among others, eye-iris scanning.
Social Securituy
Aadhaar The core purposes of the project was to create a social security net!
- Ration Card
- PAN Card
- Nation Citizen Register
Built to expand
Though Aadhaar might have started as a social security ID it expanded to:
- LPG Connections
- SIM card registration
- Bank Account registration
What's the issue?
All seems so rosy with it, what is the rouse?
Well, there's not one but many...
let us learn more!
Judiciary speaks
The Hon. Supreme Court of India has given a verdict.
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The Govt Cannot Make AADHAAR mandatory for availing Govt Services.
It also said that the collection, usage and storage of Citizens’ biometric is a violation of individual privacy. This drew a lot of question on Aadhaar policy. It took a long legal battle until the September 2018, for SC to say that AADHAAR was constitutionally valid.
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The SC has notably squashed the multi-utility of the Aadhaar card.
Saying that it is not at all mandatory for taking admissions in institutions, issue of new sim cards and for the use of CBSE. Another major controversy was regarding, the linking process where Aadhaar was supposed to be linked to PAN, phone number, etc. There was no vision or a significant justification on why this move was initiated and also regarding the present status of the same by the govt.
Recourses
What can you do if your Aadhar is stolen...
- Section 47 relates to allowing individuals to file complaints against the use of their data and section 57 to private entities demanding Aadhaar data to authenticate identity.
- Section 33(2), related to information disclosure for matters of national security has been struck down in its present form, but exceptions can be made, and to prevent misuse, a judicial officer such as a sitting High Court Judge must sanction it.
Data Safety
Data packets are stored behind 2048-bit encryption and capable of self-destruction if any unauthorized access is attempted.
- UIDAI does not reveal personal information in the Aadhaar database – the only response is a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to requests to verify an identity.
- Some experts, however, say that ultimately every system is prone to some or other risk of error or mischief, and Aadhaar is no exception. Hence, be it a government agency or a third party managing it, there will always be a risk of human error or mischief.


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January 2020, my name is Paolo Girardi, research fellow in Psychometrics (M-PSI/03) at the Department of Developmental and Social Psychology at the University of Padua (https://www.dpss.unipd.it ).
My research interests include applied statistics in Psychology and Medicine science, in particular the analysis of functional data, classification techniques and methods for epidemiology.
I am part of the interdisciplinary group Psicostat aimed at the development of quantitative methods in disciplines concerning psychology and statistics in general.
I collaborate with the Regional Epidemiological Service for the analysis of health data and research projects.
In my free time I practice sports (gym, running, flag-waving!), visit places and partecipate to events. I am a member of the Board of the Italian Federation of Flag Wavers (www.fisb.net ).
Phd in Bioscience (Biostatistics curr.), 2012
Degree in Statistics and Informatics, 2007
University of Padua
Short Degree in Statistics and Informatical technoligies, 2005
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Each season brings twists and turns. No two games are ever alike, which makes Ohio sports a hot ticket item on any given night. Students flock to pack Peden Stadium or to get rowdy in The Convo.
There’s a chance that an incoming freshman has never seen the confines of any athletic complex at OU. But don’t worry, The Post has all the class of 2026 needs to know.
Here’s your roadmap to the Ohio Athletics Mall:
Peden Stadium
Football is played at Peden Stadium, located just across the street from Emeriti Park. Peden Stadium is the oldest athletic facility on OU’s campus as it was dedicated on Nov. 2, 1929. Recently, Peden Stadium received a facelift with the addition of new speakers and an updated video board in 2017.
There will be a total of six home games next season for the football team. Ohio will kick off its season against Florida Atlantic on Sept. 3 in Peden.
The Aquatic Center
The big-box sitting across from Baker Center is in fact, an athletic facility, which is open to students for free swimming from time to time.
The Aquatic Center opened in 1984 and has been home to the swim and dive program since. OU currently does not have a men’s program, however, it boasts a successful women’s group. The Bobcats hold ten MAC titles, the most recent in 2011.
Swim season begins in the late fall and continues through the winter.
Bird Arena
Bird Arena has been home to the hockey program since its inception in 1957. While hockey is not a varsity sport at OU, these Bobcats are just as successful as any other team. The hockey program is a regular contender in the American Collegiate Hockey Association.
OU has both a Division I and Division II program. Oftentimes, the Division II squad plays late at night — roughly 11 p.m. — after the Division I team concludes its game.
Since it is not under athletics, hockey is not free to students. However, a ticket will not break the bank. Student tickets do not exceed $10, but they do sell out fast. The energy in Bird Arena is unique to the venue — the adrenaline is strong — and students love it.
Hockey begins its season in the fall.
The Convo
Men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball and wrestling are played in The Convo, located on the edge of West Green. Also known as the “Roundhouse on Richland,” The Convo has been a landmark on OU’s campus since the 1960’s. The stadium also doubles as a dormitory.
Volleyball will be the first sport to grace The Convo floor this fall. The 2022 schedule has not been released yet, but there will be a handful of home matches for students to attend. Basketball and Wrestling season will pick up in November as volleyball season comes to a close.
Ohio Softball Field
Ohio Softball Field sits just off of the back of the parking lot for The Convo. The field was completed in the spring of 1999. However, the field has seen renovations since then. In 2017, new bleachers and a new press box were added to the stadium.
Last season, Ohio finished second in the Mid-American Conference. Students will have to wait until the spring to catch a game at Ohio Softball Field, but it will be worth it. Softball games are one of OU’s hidden gems. The energy at the stadium is unlike any other at OU.
Bob Wren Stadium
Down the path from Ohio Softball field is the home of Ohio’s baseball team: Bob Wren Stadium. Named after former coach Bob Wren, the stadium has been home to the Bobcats since the 1998 season.
The field was renovated in the fall of 2018 to change the natural playing surface to artificial turf. However, the outfield remains grass.
Baseball is another sport that students will have to wait until the spring for; however, there will be plenty of baseball when the time comes. MAC baseball is played in four-game series format, meaning that there will be four games in one weekend at the same site.
Pruitt Field and Goldsberry Track
Pruitt Field opened in 2000 and is located in conjunction with Goldsberry Track.
Named after Dr. Peggy Pruitt, one of the pioneers of women’s sports at OU, Pruitt Field is home to the field hockey team. Several MAC Championships have come out of Pruitt Field, the most recent one being in 2011.
Goldsberry Track opened the same year as Pruitt Field and is home to the women’s track team. OU currently does not have a men’s track team.
Each year, the Cherry Blossom Invitational is held at Goldsberry Track. This past season, the Bobcats had great success at the home meet. Several athletes earned top five finishes across multiple events.
Chessa Field
Chessa Field is the furthest athletics complex from campus and a passer-by may miss it if they don’t know what to look for.
Nestled just before businesses and housing on the West side of Athens is the home of the women’s soccer team. Chessa Field was previously a practice site, but was renovated into a field with a $70,000 donation — which is the largest private gift to women’s athletics OU has ever seen.
Last season, soccer finished near the top of the MAC. The team is regarded as highly-competitive and has a reputation of putting on entertaining matches.
Don’t attend athletic events simply for the free giveaways. There’s something for every sports fan at OU and most games are within walking distance of dormitories. Go sit in the O-Zone and enjoy a game or two — students get in free after all.


Caitlyn Jenner talks about coming out as trans woman
Caitlyn Jenner has opened up to her I’m A Celebrity campmates about how she thought she would transition sooner because she “didn’t want to be an old chick”.
The US star – who was born Bruce and was an Olympic gold medal-winning decathlete – came out as a trans woman in April 2015 when she was in her late 60s, and changed her name to Caitlyn.
During a chat around the campfire on the ITV show, Jenner said she thought it would have happened earlier in her life and told how she used to dress up as a woman and drive around town.
The 70-year-old, who tackled the first Bushtucker Trial of the new series, said: “I thought I was gonna transition before I was 40, I didn’t want to be an old chick, but this is the latter 80s and I never felt like I fitted in anywhere.
“I was trying to figure myself out, running around town.”
She told her campmates: “Cross dressing running around… at the time I had a turbo Porsche.
“It was like the day before Halloween and this car pulled up beside me, and it’s my next-door neighbour: I said I was going to a Halloween party.”
Fellow contestant James Haskell said: “It’s interesting about wanting to express yourself and how hard it is in life wanting to express yourself, but having a thing where you can’t let it and that you have to drive around town.
“I think the biggest thing about your thing is all those people thinking about not being able to do it, is the fact they should feel comfortable to do it, however hard it is, because 99% of the time it’ll work out alright.”
“All my life I struggled with all of those,” said the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star.
She went on: “Then I got my first DWF, ‘driving whilst female’.

The reality star said she used to play Aerosmith’s Looks like A Lady when she drove around.
“When I saw Steven Tyler, I told him that,” she said.
Jenner, who has daughters Kylie and Kendall with ex-wife Kris Jenner, became tearful during her first night in the camp, leaving her bed in the early hours to have a cry.
Later in the Bush Telegraph, she said: “Being the first night in the jungle my head was spinning.
“I’m kind of trying to figure out if I’m doing the right thing. I’m 70 years old now and if being in here the right way to use my time. Should I be home with my kids, playing with the grandchildren?
“I’ve never quit at anything I’ve ever done and I’m thinking maybe it’s time I learned how to do that.”
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues on ITV.


Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It's also known as information technology security or electronic information security. The term applies in a variety of contexts, from business to mobile computing, and can be divided into a few common categories. Network security is the practice of securing a computer network from intruders, whether targeted attackers or opportunistic malware.
Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It's also known as information technology security or electronic information security. The term applies in a variety of contexts, from business to mobile computing, and can be divided into a few common categories. Information security protects the integrity and privacy of data, both in storage and in transit which is very important now-a-days.
Cyber security is the practice of defending computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, networks, and data from malicious attacks. It's also known as information technology security or electronic information security. The term applies in a variety of contexts, from business to mobile computing, and can be divided into a few common categories. Application security focuses on keeping software and devices free of threats. A compromised application could provide access to the data its designed to protect.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Work in Progress{% endblock %} {% block heading %}Review work in progress{% endblock %} {% block content %}
If you are an admin of one or more projects, this page shows all the works-in-progress for those projects. If you are a superuser for the site, this page shows all the works-in-progress for the site.
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title: "February 21, 2019 Meeting"
subtitle: "Many say exploration is part of our destiny, but it’s actually our duty to future generations."
date: 2019-02-21 23:45:13 -0400
background: '/img/posts/03.jpg'
categories: Meeting Logs
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Attendees: JoCee, Zane, and Donovan.
Mohit was at a work event.
- Website was made a few weeks ago, and submitted on 2/20 by JoCee
- Everyone is working on their trading bot.
- The graphical interface has been pushed off as everyone is working on other things.
- Proposal Abstract needs to be written by next week.
- Meeting with Aaron next Thursday
- Bring start of proposal
- Bring Proposal Abstract
- Donovan will be doing hard core research on Machine Learning
- JoCee will build out a software GUI


Class calitha.collections.IMap
An object that maps keys to values.
It is based on the
Java Map interface.
Defined in: IMap.js.
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Removes all of the mappings from this map.
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Returns true if this map contains a mapping for the specified key.
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Returns true if this map maps one or more keys to the specified value.
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Returns a Set view of the mappings contained in this map.
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Compares the specified object with this map for equality.
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Returns the value to which the specified key is mapped, or null if this map contains no mapping for the key.
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Returns the hash code value for this map.
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Returns true if this map contains no key-value mappings.
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Associates the specified value with the specified key in this map.
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Copies all of the mappings from the specified map to this map
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Method Detail
clear()
Removes all of the mappings from this map.
{Boolean}
containsKey(key)
Returns true if this map contains a mapping for the specified key.
- Parameters:
- {Object} key
- key whose presence in this map is to be tested
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if this map contains a mapping for the specified key
{Boolean}
containsValue(value)
Returns true if this map maps one or more keys to the specified value.
- Parameters:
- {Object} value
- whose presence in this map is to be tested
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if this map maps one or more keys to the specified value
{calitha.collections.ICollection}
entrySet()
Returns a Set view of the mappings contained in this map.
- Returns:
- {calitha.collections.ICollection} <calitha.collections.imap.IEntry> a set view of the mappings contained in this map
{Boolean}
equals(o)
Compares the specified object with this map for equality.
- Parameters:
- {Object} o
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if the specified object is equal to this map
{Object}
get(key)
Returns the value to which the specified key is mapped, or null if this map contains no mapping for the key.
- Parameters:
- {Object} key
- the key whose associated value is to be returned
- Returns:
- {Object} the value to which the specified key is mapped, or null if this map contains no mapping for the key
{Number}
hashCode()
Returns the hash code value for this map.
- Returns:
- {Number} the hash code value for this map
{Boolean}
isEmpty()
Returns true if this map contains no key-value mappings.
- Returns:
- {Boolean} true if this map contains no key-value mappings
{calitha.collections.ICollection}
keySet()
Returns a Set view of the keys contained in this map.
- Returns:
- {calitha.collections.ICollection} <Object> a set view of the keys contained in this map
{Object}
put(key, value)
Associates the specified value with the specified key in this map.
- Parameters:
- {Object} key
- key with which the specified value is to be associated
- {Object} value
- value to be associated with the specified key
- Returns:
- {Object} the previous value associated with key, or null if there was no mapping for key. (A null return can also indicate that the map previously associated null with key, if the implementation supports null values.)
putAll(m)
Copies all of the mappings from the specified map to this map
- Parameters:
- {calitha.collections.IMap} m
- mappings to be stored in this map
{Object}
remove(key)
Removes the mapping for a key from this map if it is present.
- Parameters:
- {Object} key
- key whose mapping is to be removed from the map
- Returns:
- {Object} the previous value associated with key, or null if there was no mapping for key.
{Number}
size()
Returns the number of key-value mappings in this map.
- Returns:
- {Number} the number of key-value mappings in this map
{calitha.collections.ICollection}
values()
Returns a Collection view of the values contained in this map.
- Returns:
- {calitha.collections.ICollection} <Object> a collection view of the values contained in this map


What is a Mentor Circle?
In Spring 2019, we introduced "Mentor Circles" for the first time. The Allen School has kindly
allowed us to hire 3-4 part time TAs, each whom will conduct one hour long mentor circles
each week where they will meet in small groups of about 5-6 students.
Students in these groups, with the assistance of their "Mentor TA," will work
to complete any of the section material that wasn't finished in class,
go over questions from previous sections or lectures, and perhaps help
brainstorm ideas for creative projects. The mentor circles will
NOT be a place to get help with homework assignments, however.
Ultimately the goal of the Mentor Circle is to build a place where
students can solidify knowledge and confidence in the course material so they will be
able to more easily complete the homework assignments on their own. Furthermore,
it is a place for students to form a small cohort and community with others in the
course.
Who is a Mentor Circle for?
Mentor Circles are open to all, but preference will be given to students who
have less prior programming experience and who are willing to commit to
at least 6 weeks of our meeting times.
What times are the circles and who are running them?
Mentorship assignments will be finalized at the end of the first week depending on survey responses.
How do I sign up?
Fill out this form
by *Insert Date*.
When will they start?
The goal is to start this as soon as possible so students can begin to form their
cohort that will last through the quarter. We also want to be able to support
students as we are ramping up on HTML/CSS and Git.
Our goal is to start the circles on Week 1, even though the window
to sign up will not yet be closed. We would like to make sure students have an opportunity
to do extra work on our Week 1 section material or their creative project before it
is due.
Where did this awesome idea come from?
Giving credit where credit is due: This idea was born out of a conversation
with Kevin Lin
from UC Berekely regarding his very successful work with mentoring groups there.


1.Bet money on your favorite Wizard or the Wizard you think would climb up the ladder in the race to become the Big Cheeze and make you win.
2.Betting earlier in the Tournament with greater risk of winning would give you more returns than later in the Tournament when there are lesser number of Wizards.
a.The more Wizards there are the more risk the Bettor takes
3.The Power of the Wizard you bet on and the number of Wizards at the time of betting influences the prize money.
a.The more Power a Wizard possesses the less risk the Bettor takes
4.The direct correlation of number of Wizards and inverse correlation of Power possessed by Wizards is represented in our calculation of standardized bet, which is the way the risk taken by the Bettors are appropriately accounted for.
5.The total prize money, collected from the Bettors’ bets, are distributed to the bettors who had bet on the Big Cheeze of the Tournament, in a ratio proportional to the amount bet by them.
6.A 10% from the total bet amount collected goes to the developers for maintaining the house. The total prize money distributed is the amount after the 10% developer fee is deducted.
7.Once the Tournament is complete, Bettors will receive the prize amount within a week.
8.The minimum price that a Wizard can be bet on is 0.001 eth.
Formula to compute the prize money


O come on! We get this what, 2 or 3 times a day? Is it that difficult? Even for a non-English speaking person, they could at least look up the word "Article". What attracts them to "Articles" over General C++ Programming? Why should I take the time to help the OP when they can't take the time to post in the correct section. I think it's rude they post in the Articles section when it doesn't belong there. I'm blunt and honest but I have manners which are for a time and place. I don't think that place and time is here. They generally don't care to read the rules, and then they get pissed off when you don't help them or you ask them "politely" to use code tags for the millionth time (or just ignore you). It's like walking into America giving everyone the finger unknowingly saying "Fuck you". He doesn't know any better but he's still giving everyone the finger. There's precautions against this and he ignored them completely.


@import uk.gov.hmrc.govukfrontend.views.html.components._
@this(govukCharacterCount : GovukCharacterCount)
@()
@govukCharacterCount(CharacterCount(
id = "exceeding-characters",
name = "exceeding",
value = Some("A content designer works on the end-to-end journey of a service to help users complete their goal and government deliver a policy intent. Their work may involve the creation of, or change to, a transaction, product or single piece of content that stretches across digital and offline channels. They make sure appropriate content is shown to a user in the right place and in the best format."),
maxLength = Some(350),
label = Label(
isPageHeading = true,
classes = "govuk-label--l",
content = Text("Enter a job description")
),
errorMessage = Some(ErrorMessage(
content = Text("Job description must be 350 characters or less")
))
))


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Type of education. Schools are traditional students (teenagers), adults, and schools for traditional and adults.
The sample wanted to inclued the schools for adults and schols that ofers classes to traditional and adults.
The visualization is a "Sized Donuts Multiple" based on mbostock.
Summary bogota [locations] [Sectors] [types] [Sectors and types]
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Version 4.0.0-alpha.2
Release Date: Oct 26, 2018
Second alpha release of CodeIgniter4
Changed Files
The list of changed files follows, with PR numbers shown.
- application /
composer.json #1312
Config/Boot/development, production, testing #1312
Config/Paths #1341
Config/Routes #1281
Filters/Honeypot #1314
Views/errors/cli/error_404 #1272
Views/welcome_message #1342
- public /
.htaccess #1281
index #1295, #1313
- system /
- CLI/
CommandRunner #1350, #1356
- Commands/
Server/Serve #1313
- Config/
AutoloadConfig #1271
Services #1341
- Database/
BaseBuilder #1217
BaseUtils #1209, #1329
Database #1339
MySQLi/Utils #1209
- Debug/Toolbar/
Views/toolbar.css #1342
- Exceptions/
CastException #1283
DownloadException #1239
FrameworkException #1313
- Filters/
Filters #1239
- Helpers/
cookie_helper #1286
form_helper #1244, #1327
url_helper #1321
xml_helper #1209
- Honeypot/
Honeypot #1314
- HTTP/
CliRequest #1303
CURLRequest #1303
DownloadResponse #1239
Exceptions/HTTPException #1303
IncomingRequest #1304, #1313
Negotiate #1306
RedirectResponse #1300, #1306, #1329
Response #1239, #1286
ResponseInterface #1239
URI #1300
- Language/en/
Cast #1283
HTTP #1239
- Router/
RouteCollection #1285, #1355
- Test/
CIUnitTestCase #1312, #1361
FeatureTestCase #1282
CodeIgniter #1239 #1337
Common #1291
Entity #1283, #1311
Model #1311
- tests /
- API/
ResponseTraitTest #1302
- Commands/
CommandsTest #1356
- Database/
BaseBuilderTest #1217
Live/ModelTest #1311
- Debug/
TimerTest #1273
- Helpers/
CookieHelperTest #1286
- Honeypot/
HoneypotTest #1314
- HTTP/
- Files/
FileMovingTest #1302
UploadedFileTest #1302
CLIRequestTest #1303
CURLRequestTest #1303
DownloadResponseTest #1239
NegotiateTest #1306
RedirectResponseTest #1300, #1306, #1329
ResponseTest #1239
- I18n/
TimeTest #1273, #1316
- Router/
RouteTest #1285, #1355
- Test/
TestCaseEmissionsTest #1312
TestCaseTest #1312
- View/
ParserTest #1311
EntityTest #1319
- user_guide_src /source/
- cli/
cli_request #1303
- database/
query_builder #1217
utilities #1209
- extending/
contributing #1280
- general/
common_functions #1300, #1329
helpers #1291
managing_apps #1341
- helpers/
xml_helper #1321
- incoming/
controllers #1323
routing #1337
- intro/
requirements #1280, #1303
- installation/ #1280, #1303
troubleshooting #1265
- libraries/
curlrequest #1303
honeypot #1314
sessions #1333
uploaded_files #1302
- models/
entities #1283
- outgoing/
response #1340
- testing/
overview #1312
tutorial… #1265, #1281, #1294
- /
spark #1305
PRs merged
#1361 Add timing assertion to CIUnitTestCase
#1312 Add headerEmitted assertions to CIUnitTestCase
#1356 Testing/commands
#1355 Handle duplicate HTTP verb and generic rules properly
#1350 Checks if class is instantiable and is a command
#1348 Fix sphinx formatting in sessions
#1347 Fix sphinx formatting in sessions
#1342 Toolbar Styles
#1341 Make viewpath configurable in Paths.php. Fixes #1296
#1340 Update docs for downloads to reflect the need to return it. Fixes #1331
#1339 Fix error where Forge class might not be returned. Fixes #1225
#1337 Filter in the router Fixes #1315
#1336 Revert alpha.2
#1334 Proposed changelog for alpha.2
#1333 Error in user guide for session config. Fixes #1330
#1329 Tweaks
#1327 FIX form_hidden and form_open - value escaping as is in form_input.
#1323 Fix doc error : show_404() doesn’t exist any more
#1321 Added missing xml_helper UG page
#1319 Testing/entity
#1316 Refactor TimeTest
#1314 Fix & expand Honeypot & its tests
#1313 Clean exception
#1311 Entities store an original stack of values to compare against so we d…
#1306 Testing3/http
#1305 Change chdir(‘public’) to chdir($public)
#1304 Refactor script name stripping in parseRequestURI()
#1303 Testing/http
#1302 Exception: No Formatter defined for mime type ‘’
#1300 Allow redirect with Query Vars from the current request.
#1295 Fix grammar in front controller comment.
#1294 Updated final tutorial page. Fixes #1292
#1291 Allows extending of helpers. Fixes #1264
#1286 Cookies
#1285 Ensure current HTTP verb routes are matched prior to any * matched ro…
#1283 Entities
#1282 system/Test/FeatureTestCase::setupRequest(), minor fixes phpdoc block…
#1281 Tut
#1280 Add contributing reference to user guide
#1273 Fix/timing
#1272 Fix undefined variable “heading” in cli 404
#1271 remove inexistent “CodeIgniterLoader” from AutoloadConfig::classmap
#1269 Release notes & process
#1266 Adjusting the release build scripts
#1265 WIP Fix docs re PHP server
#1245 Fix #1244 (form_hidden declaration)
#1239 [Unsolicited PR] I changed the download method to testable.
#1217 Optional parameter for resetSelect() call in Builder’s countAll();
#1209 Fix undefined function xml_convert at DatabaseBaseUtils


Pointers to some Vulkan functions - a subset used by the library.
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#include <vk_mem_alloc.h>
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PFN_vkUnmapMemory | vkUnmapMemory |
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PFN_vkBindImageMemory | vkBindImageMemory |
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PFN_vkGetBufferMemoryRequirements | vkGetBufferMemoryRequirements |
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PFN_vkGetImageMemoryRequirements | vkGetImageMemoryRequirements |
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PFN_vkCreateBuffer | vkCreateBuffer |
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PFN_vkDestroyBuffer | vkDestroyBuffer |
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PFN_vkCreateImage | vkCreateImage |
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PFN_vkDestroyImage | vkDestroyImage |
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Pointers to some Vulkan functions - a subset used by the library.
Used in VmaAllocatorCreateInfo::pVulkanFunctions.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:


{%- endmacro length_and_date %}
{% macro post_preview(page) -%}
{% if page.extra.banner is defined %}
{# we want to link to media.discordapp.net for resizing #}
{% set url = page.extra.banner %}
{% if url is containing("cdn.discordapp.com") %}
{% set url = transform::to_discord_media(url=url) %}
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
{% for link in image_array %}
{% set image = resize_image(path='../static/' ~ link, width=400, height=225, op='fill') %}
{% endfor %}
{%- endmacro gallery %}
{# Refer to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Link_types/preload for further details.
Surprisingly, even though gallery and preload_images macros both resize images,
it seems to be a deterministic operation, as the images end up with the same URLs.
Call with `type = false` if the image array contains a mix of file formats. #}
{% macro preload_images(image_array, type) -%}
{% for link in image_array %}
{% set image = resize_image(path='../static/' ~ link, width=400, height=225, op='fill') %}
{% endfor %}
{%- endmacro gallery %}
{# Generate RSS enclosure from URL.
Since the image_url is often external, we can't determine the `length` attribute,
so hopefully we'll be fine without it. #}
{% macro enclosure(image_url) -%}
{% if image_url is matching(".+\..+") %}
{% else %}
{% endif %}
{%- endmacro enclosure %}


Before Change
if isinstance(mask, bool):
self._mask = mask
else:
if broadcast_shape(mask.shape, base_dist.batch_shape) != base_dist.batch_shape:
raise ValueError("Expected mask.shape to be broadcastable to base_dist.batch_shape, "
"actual {} vs {}".format(mask.shape, base_dist.batch_shape))
self._mask = mask.bool()
super(MaskedDistribution, self).__init__(base_dist.batch_shape, base_dist.event_shape)
def expand(self, batch_shape, _instance=None):
After Change
self._mask = mask
else:
batch_shape = broadcast_shape(mask.shape, base_dist.batch_shape)
if mask.shape != batch_shape:
mask = mask.expand(batch_shape)
if base_dist.batch_shape != batch_shape:
base_dist = base_dist.expand(batch_shape)
self._mask = mask.bool()
self.base_dist = base_dist


About Amber
Amber Davenport was born and raised in Seattle, WA. Her passion for interior design began at a young age and she attributes drawing much of her inspiration from the natural world to the beautiful surroundings in the Pacific Northwest. She has worked with a variety of residential clients and caters her services to each person’s specific needs.
Her first hands-on work experience began with visual merchandising in a retail setting. She attended Bellevue college and obtained an Associate in Arts Interior Studies degree. Upon completion of the program Amber offered design services at EcoHaus in Seattle where she became well versed in environmentally friendly building methods and materials. She later worked as a store manager / designer at Kasala Furniture which familiarized her with high end and custom furniture, lighting, and area rugs.
Amber returned to Bellevue college and received her Bachelor of Applied Arts in Interior Design. Eventually she became the furniture and accessories buyer at Kasala Furniture. This has allowed her to stay currently with industry trends and products. She continues to work with residential design clients


A new blog post at least every month!
May 2015: How to dual boot Ubuntu with Windows
June 2015: My review of Rigs of Rods


Resume
Education
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science May 2022
- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Terre Haute, IN
Relevant Courses:
Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis, Object-Oriented Software Development, Database Systems, Machine Learning, Software Design, Engineering Statistics, Software Requirements, AI
Tech Skills
- Programmings Languages (ordered by experience):
- Java C# SQL C Python C++
- Web-based Languages:
- JavaScript, HTML, CSS, CSHTML
- Operating Systems:
- Linux, Windows, Mac
- Software:
- Eclipse, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio 2019, MS Office, SolidWork
Work Experience
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Rose-Hulman Ventures
2021 June - Present
Software Engineer Internship
Terre Haute, IN
- Developed a videocall app to share ultrasound images, for Android, Desktop and Web App that allows users to hold meetings under user defined constraints
- Augmented the front-end and back-end to allow clientsto manage user permissions and enable users to access calling and searching functionality based on their permissions
- Improved project reliability and security by adding constrains to SQL Server
- Ensured data synchronization by checking heartbeat of each user
- Main skills: JavaScript (React Native, Redux), HTML, SQL and C# (ASP.NET, Windows Presentation Foundation)
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ADVANCE.AI
2020 Sep - Dec
Software Development Engineer Internship
Beijing, China
- Designed and built the Content Manage System of Ginee using Vue.JS
- Developed the View Modules of User, Orders, and Telemarketing Management
- Implemented internationalization to support English and Chinese
- Calibrated the business logic of Content Manage System which clarified different users’ permissions and authorizations
- Serviced most e-commerce merchants in the Asia-Pacific region (Shopee, Lazada, shopify,etc)
Activities
- Rose-Hulman Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers 2019-Present
- Rose-Hulman Society of Women Engineers 2019-Present


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