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Francis Ford Coppola's legendary continuation and sequel to his landmark 1972 film,
The_Godfather, parallels the young Vito Corleone's rise with his son Michael's spiritual fall, deepening
The_Godfather's depiction of the dark side of the American dream. In the early 1900s, the child Vito
flees his Sicilian village for America after the local Mafia kills his family. Vito struggles to make a
living, legally or illegally, for his wife and growing brood in Little Italy, killing the local Black
Hand Fanucci after he demands his customary cut of the tyro's business. With Fanucci gone, Vito's
communal stature grows.
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After a break of more than 15 years, director Francis Ford Coppola and writer Mario Puzo returned
to the well for this third and final story of the fictional Corleone crime family. Two decades have
passed, and crime kingpin Michael Corleone, now divorced from his wife Kay has nearly succeeded in
keeping his promise that his family would one day be completely legitimate.


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Chocolate Beet Cake
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Ingredients:
For the Cake
- 2 medium beets, unpeeled but trimmed of their greens
- 1 teaspoon vegetables oil
- 6 ounces (¾ cup) unsalted butter, softened, plus more for greasing
- the pans
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- ¾ cup granulated sugar
- 2 large eggs
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for dusting the pans
- ⅔ cup unsweetened natural cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 ¼ cups buttermilk
For the Frosting
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, softened
- 8 ounces (1 brick) cream cheese, softened
- 4 to 5 cups powdered sugar, sifted
- 2 tablespoons finely grated beets, mashed with a fork
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract or scrapings of one vanilla bean pod
- 1-2 teaspoons milk, depending on desired consistency
- ½ teaspoon fresh lemon juice
- pinch of salt
Directions:
To Make the Cake
- Place a rack in the center and upper third of the oven. Preheat oven to 375°F.
- Thoroughly wash beets under running water, and trim their leaves, leaving about ½ inch of stem. Place clean beets in a piece of foil. Drizzle with just a bit of vegetables oil. Seal up foil. Place on a baking sheet in the oven. Roast until beets are tender when pierced with a knife, about 1 hour.
- Remove the beets from the oven. Open the foil and allow beets to cool completely. Beets will be easy to peel (just using a paring knife) once completely cooled.
- Using a box grater, grate the peeled beets on the finest grating plane. Measure ¾ cup of grated beets for the cake and 2 tablespoons for the frosting. Set aside.
- Reduce the oven temperature to 350°F. Use butter to grease two 8 or 9-inch round baking pans. Trace a piece of parchment paper so it is the same size as the bottom of the cake pan. Cut it out and place inside the cake pan. Butter the parchment paper. Add a dusting of flour to coat the pan. Set pans aside while you prepare the cake.
In the bowl of an electric stand mixer, fitted with a paddle attachment, cream together butter and sugars. Beat on medium speed until pale and fluffy, about 3 to 5 minutes. Beat in eggs, one at a time, for one minute after each addition. Stop the mixer and scrape down the sides of the bowl as necessary. Once eggs are incorporated, beat in beets and vanilla extract until thoroughly combined.
In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, cocoa powder, baking soda, baking powder, and salt.
Add half of the dry ingredients to the butter and egg mixture. Beating on low speed , slowly add the buttermilk. Once just incorporated, add the other half of the dry ingredients. Beat on medium speed until milk and dry ingredients are just incorporated. Try not to overmix the batter. Bowl can be removed from the mixer and mixture folded with a spatula to finish incorporating ingredients. Cake batter will be on the thick side… not pourable.
Divide the batter between the two prepared cake pans. Bake for 23 to 25 minutes (for a 9-inch pan) or 30-32 minutes (for an 8-inch pan). Cake is done when a skewer inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove cakes from the oven and allow to rest for 10 minutes. Invert cakes onto a cooling rack to cool completely before frosting and assembling the cake.
To make the Frosting
In the bowl of an electric stand mixer, fitted with a paddle attachment, beat cream cheese for 30 seconds, until pliable and smooth. Add the butter and beat for another 30 seconds, until well combined. Stop the mixer and scrape down the bowl as necessary. Beat in the beets. Add the powdered sugar, vanilla extract, milk, lemon juice, and salt. Beat on medium speed until smooth and silky. Refrigerate the frosting for 30 minutes before frosting the cooled cakes.
To assemble the cake, place one layer of cake on a cake stand or cake plate. Top with a generous amount of pink frosting. Spread evenly. Place the other cake on top of the frosting. Top with frosting. Work frosting onto the sides of the cake. You will have extra frosting left over. Refrigerate for an hour before serving (it will make the cake easier to slice). Cake will last, well wrapped in the refrigerator, for up to 4 days.


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_American_History_X_ (R) *** (out of ****)
"A Tony Kaye film." "Directed by Tony Kaye." Whether he likes it or not, after a still-developing war of words (and very expensive trade ads) with the higher-ups at New Line Cinema and the Directors Guild, the embattled first-time feature director has his name on the credits of the release cut of _American_History_X_. Much has been made of the issues of artistic integrity and free speech, but precious little has been made of the film itself--except that, according to Kaye, it no longer reflects his original vision. I do not know what exactly Kaye had in mind for his _X_, but the film I saw, flawed though it may be, definitely works on its own merits.
The main reason for the film's effectiveness the impassioned work of Edward Norton. He stars as Derek Vinyard, a young man who turns to a racist gang after his firefighter father is murdered. Head shaven and with a swastika tattooed to his chest, Derek is hate incarnate, and his rage leads to the brutal murder of two black men and a prison sentence. After three years, Derek emerges from prison a changed man, determined to let go of a violent life that, of course, won't so easily let go of him. It's a formulaic character progression, but Norton's intensity makes it fresh and involving. His depth and nuance convincingly meshes his character's two sides: utterly despicable and chilling as the skinhead Derek and sympathetic but--crucially--no less edgy, as the post-prison Derek.
The character of Derek and his personal journey are riveting, but less so are writer David McKenna's additional narrative touches--namely the focal relationship between younger brother Danny (Edward Furlong), who idolizes his brother and appears headed down the same destructive path of hate. Derek's attempts to steer Danny in the right direction is the central dramatic issue, but there's no real tension. Danny is less a character than a plot device, with no clearly defined personality trait other than his emulation of his brother, thus there's very little suspense as to whether or not Danny will change.
While Kaye has disassociated himself from all aspects of the film, one other thing his name is attached to aside from the direction is the cinematography, and he does a stunning job. The story mostly unfolds in flashback, with Derek's despicable actions and brutal prison experience shown in black-and-white--no doubt a visual extension of the race theme. But the absence of full color also lends the more violent scenes an added roughness, and, in turn, a heightened sense of reality.
_American_History_X_ ends on a fairly predictable note, but the resolution effectively reinforces the film's strong anti-hate, anti-violence message. Perhaps in Kaye's editing hands the film would have been more well-rounded, less formulaic, and, as such, more powerful and profound. Alas, as it currently stands, the incendiary _X_, for all its faults, still makes a lasting, thought-provoking impression. (opens October 30)
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Apache Avro 1.8.1 SASL Profile
Introduction
SASL (RFC 2222) provides a framework for authentication and security of network protocols. Each protocol that uses SASL is meant to define a SASL profile. This document provides a SASL profile for connection-based Avro RPC.
Overview
SASL negotiation proceeds as a series of message interactions over a connection between a client and server using a selected SASL mechanism. The client starts this negotiation by sending its chosen mechanism name with an initial (possibly empty) message. Negotiation proceeds with the exchange of messages until either side indicates success or failure. The content of the messages is mechanism-specific. If the negotiation succeeds, then the session can proceed over the connection, otherwise it must be abandoned.
Some mechanisms continue to process session data after negotiation (e.g., encrypting it), while some specify that further session data is transmitted unmodifed.
Negotiation
Commands
Avro SASL negotiation uses four one-byte commands.
- 0: START Used in a client's initial message.
- 1: CONTINUE Used while negotiation is ongoing.
- 2: FAIL Terminates negotiation unsuccessfully.
- 3: COMPLETE Terminates negotiation sucessfully.
The format of a START message is:
| 0 | 4-byte mechanism name length | mechanism name | 4-byte payload length | payload data |
The format of a CONTINUE message is:
| 1 | 4-byte payload length | payload data |
The format of a FAIL message is:
| 2 | 4-byte message length | UTF-8 message |
The format of a COMPLETE message is:
| 3 | 4-byte payload length | payload data |
Process
Negotiation is initiated by a client sending a START command containing the client's chosen mechanism name and any mechanism-specific payload data.
The server and client then interchange some number (possibly zero) of CONTINUE messages. Each message contains payload data that is processed by the security mechanism to generate the next message.
Once either the client or server send a FAIL message then negotiation has failed. UTF-8-encoded text is included in the failure message. Once either a FAIL message has been sent or recieved, or any other error occurs in the negotiation, further communication on this connection must cease.
Once either the client or server send a COMPLETE message then negotiation has completed successfully. Session data may now be transmitted over the connection until it is closed by either side.
Session Data
If no SASL QOP (quality of protection) is negotiated, then all subsequent writes to/reads over this connection are written/read unmodified. In particular, messages use Avro framing, and are of the form:
| 4-byte frame length | frame data | ... | 4 zero bytes |
If a SASL QOP is negotiated, then it must be used by the connection for all subsequent messages. This is done by wrapping each non-empty frame written using the security mechanism and unwrapping each non-empty frame read. The length written in each non-empty frame is the length of the wrapped data. Complete frames must be passed to the security mechanism for unwrapping. Unwrapped data is then passed to the application as the content of the frame.
If at any point processing fails due to wrapping, unwrapping or framing errors, then all further communication on this connection must cease.
Anonymous Mechanism
The SASL anonymous mechanism (RFC 2245) is quite simple to implement. In particular, an initial anonymous request may be prefixed by the following static sequence:
| 0 | 0009 | ANONYMOUS | 0000 |
If a server uses the anonymous mechanism, it should check that the mechanism name in the start message prefixing the first request recieved is 'ANONYMOUS', then simply prefix its initial response with a COMPLETE message of:
| 3 | 0000 |
If an anonymous server recieves some other mechanism name, then it may respond with a FAIL message as simple as:
| 2 | 0000 |
Note that the anonymous mechanism need add no additional round-trip messages between client and server. The START message can be piggybacked on the initial request and the COMPLETE or FAIL message can be piggybacked on the initial response.
Apache Avro, Avro, Apache, and the Avro and Apache logos are trademarks of The Apache Software Foundation.


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public class TapReachabilityManager
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typedef ByteEnum FieldType #define FC_NONE 0x0 #define FC_NAME 0x1 #define FC_DATE 0x2 #define FC_TELEPHONE 0x3 #define FC_ADDRESS 0x4 #define FC_EMAIL 0x5
When you add a field to a datatstore, you define its
FieldCategory
.
FieldCategory
is the type of information the data represents (not to be confused with
FieldType
; see below).
typedef struct { FieldType FD_type; FieldCategory FD_category; FieldFlags FD_flags; } FieldData;
Structure used to get and set field information (see
FieldDescriptor
below).
typedef struct { FieldData FD_data; TCHAR *FD_name; } FieldDescriptor;
Structure used to get and set field information (see
FieldData
above).
typedef struct { FieldID FH_id; word FH_size; } FieldHeader;
Structure containing metadata about a variable-sized field (such as a string field); field data follows this header.
typedef struct { FieldID FHF_id; } FieldHeaderFixed;
Structure containing metadata about a fixed-sized field; field data follows this header.
typedef ByteEnum FieldType #define DSFT_FLOAT 0x0 #define DSFT_SHORT 0x1 #define DSFT_LONG 0x2 #define DSFT_TIMESTAMP 0x3 #define DSFT_DATE 0x4 #define DSFT_TIME 0x5 #define DSFT_STRING 0x6 #define DSFT_BINARY 0x7 #define DSFT_GRAPHICS 0x8 #define DSFT_INK 0x9
When you add a field to a datatstore, you define its
FieldType
.
FieldType
is the type of data the field contains (not to be confused with
FieldCategory
; see above). Note that fields of type DSFT_FLOAT expect data of type
FloatNum
.
typedef ByteEnum FileAccess #define FA_READ_ONLY 0 #define FA_WRITE_ONLY 1 #define FA_READ_WRITE 2
typedef ByteFlags FileAccessFlags; #define FILE_DENY_RW 0x10 #define FILE_DENY_W 0x20 #define FILE_DENY_R 0x30 #define FILE_DENY_NONE 0x40 #define FILE_ACCESS_R 0x00 #define FILE_ACCESS_W 0x01 #define FILE_ACCESS_RW 0x02 #define FILE_NO_ERRORS 0x80
When you open a file for bytewise access, you must pass a record of
FileAccessFlags
. The
FileAccessFlags
record specifies two things: what kind of access the caller wants, and what type of access is permitted to other geodes. A set of
FileAccessFlags
is thus a bit-wise "or" of two different values. The first specifies what kind of access the calling geode wants and has the following values:
The second part specifies what kind of access other geodes may have. Note that if you try to deny a permission which has already been given to another geode (e.g. you open a file with FILE_DENY_W when another geode has the file open for write-access), the call will fail. It has the following values:
Two flags, one from each of these sets of values, are combined to make up a proper
FileAccessFlags
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--- title: "Creating a Favicon with R" slug: "favicon" author: "Jameson Marriott" date: "2019-03-01" output: blogdown::html_page: toc: true fig_width: 6 dev: "svg" draft: FALSE tags: - R ---
I use the Hugo Coder theme for this website, but I don’t like the default favicon, so I decided to make a new one using ggplot2. For those of you who don’t know, a favicon is the little icon that shows up on your browser tab next to the website name (in most browsers).
How hard could it be, right? As always, let’s load the tidyverse
.
library(tidyverse)
First, I manually set all of the points for my graphic. This was a little tedious and involved a lot of trial and error, but for such a basic geometric shape it wasn’t too bad. Then, I plotted the points using geom_path
.
favicon_data <- read_table2("x y
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1.0 .66
.84 .9
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.16 .9")
# create ggplot of favicon
favicon <- favicon_data %>%
ggplot(aes(x = x, y = y)) +
geom_path(lineend = "round", linejoin = "round", size = .5) +
theme_void() +
theme(aspect.ratio = .9) # Make it a little more squatty
favicon
I used the convinient ggsave
function to save an svg and 16x16 png of the favicon. The line width is a function of the plot size, so I had to reset it for the larger 32x32 favicon.
# save favicons
ggsave("favicon.svg", scale = 1, width = .25, height = .25, bg = "transparent")
ggsave("favicon16.png", scale = 1, width = 1, height = 1, dpi = 16, bg = "transparent")
favicon <- favicon_data %>%
ggplot(aes(x = x, y = y)) +
geom_path(lineend = "round", linejoin = "round", size = 1) +
theme_void() +
theme(aspect.ratio = .9)
# save the 32x32 favicon
ggsave("favicon32.png", plot = favicon, scale = 1, width = 1, height = 1, dpi = 32, bg = "transparent")
The svg image looks way better on my high-resolution screen, and I also figured out that svgs are human-readable, which is super cool. But it appears that the most common browsers don’t support them, so I’ll stick with the rasterized images for my website.


Semester Seed - REST Backend
This is a backend for this matching
React Front End
This Backend provides, out of the box:
- Token Based Authentication
- Ready to use with JPA. It ships with a User and a Role Entity class, meant for Authentication and Authorization
- Ready to use with JAX-RS. Ships with a few dummy REST endpoints, see the
rest
package
- Role based authorization, with two predefined user roles (with a simple sample REST-endpoint for each)
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The seed is meant as an easy start, so when the option
makeTestUser
is set to true in web.xml, it create the following role and users:
- ROLE: User
- ROLE: Admin
- User: username: user, password: test
- admin: username: admin, password: test
- user_admin: username: user_admin, password: test
- Passwords are hashed and salted using
PasswordStorage.js
from here
- Does not include a persistence.xml file (this file is git-ignored).
You must setup your own local database, and use the NetBeans wizard to create a persistence.xml
file.
The name of this persistence unit MUST BE: pu_development
- Built in filters to allow CORS (If you are hosting backend and frontend on the same URL)
you can disable CORS by commenting out the
@Provider
anotations in the the two CORS-filters (see the < code>cors package
Using the two projects
- For development just start this server, and start the client using
npm start
(in this order) and it should work
- For deployment:
- either deploy on separate servers (rememember to set serverURL in the clients
package.json
)
- or TBD (deploy on Nginx)


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French Fries 5.00
Roasted Garlic Fries 6.00
Chili Cheese Fries 7.00
Curly Fries 6.00
Roasted Garlic Curly Fries 7.00
Chili Cheese Curly Fries 8.00
Beer Battered Onion Rings 6.00
Coleslaw 4.50
Sweet Potato Fries 7.00
Buffalo Wings 6PC. 7.00
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- Docs »
- Changelogs »
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Workflow v2.1.0 -> v2.2.0
Features
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(fluentd) - fluentd: Adding sumologic plugin support
424523c
(logger) - storage: Add redis storage adapter
2da72a5
(logger) - redis: Optimize with more aggresive pipelining
0c82466
(logger) - storage: Make redis the default storage adapter
2f92eca
(monitor) - telegraf, grafana: Start collecting redis metrics
c9718e4
(charts) - logger: Add redis instance for use by logger
7d40069
(charts) - swift: add support for swift storage
d6992e1
(charts) - telegraf: Configure telegraf to start fetching redis metrics
0ae9d90
(workflow-cli) - deis: add deis shortcuts
command
2862f05
(workflow-cli) - colors: reserve magenta for controller log messages (#132)
8a61e63
(controller) - scheduler: add support for set based requirement filtering via the kubernetes API
47b5b08
(controller) - IDN: add support for international domains
32be50a
(controller) - scheduler: sort env vars and secrets by keys for easier hashing
c3c2494
(controller) - add Deployments support behind a feature flag
edb0383
(controller) - scheduler: feat(scheduler) prepend [namespace] to Scheduler log message for better traceability
84b8080
(controller) - app: make deploy timeout configurable globally/per-app via DEIS_DEPLOY_TIMEOUT, default is 2 minutes
Fixes
65f8714
(dockerbuilder) - objectstore: set properly builder bucket file environment variable
9179923
(dockerbuilder) - deploy.py: handle chunked output errors
02112ed
(dockerbuilder) - deploy.py: delay so stderr is logged before pod exits
93b9c5c
(logger) - redis: Pass style checks
7144c4e
(logger) - rc: Specify use of redis storage adapter
9dae9cc
(monitor) - telegraf: Create nsq topic at startup
a9b2275
(monitor) - telegraf: Update image default image tag in manifests
8fd5ada
(monitor) - grafana: Fix blank dashboards from appearing in dropdown
7de06cc
(monitor) - grafana: Redis cpu graph was not selecting right data
0492bf8
(charts) - database: Fix logic for selecting off-cluster db
6fd8407
(charts) - logger: Do not helm keep rc deis-logger-redis
c425baf
(workflow-cli) - ps: restarting a single pod created by Deployments was not working
bcb8b01
(workflow-cli) - ps: give ps:restart a better understanding between RC and Deployment pods
4b2c6d4
(workflow-cli) - scale: dont call controller if there is no valid scale pattern
32177aa
(workflow-cli) - settings: don't panic on empty settings file (#134)
6214d96
(controller) - scheduler: if one RC fails to scale then ensure all other RCs are at the right level
0bcea13
(controller) - scale: return error message in proper format
7d24923
(controller) - restart: wait for the pods to be scheduled
7647569
(controller) - scheduler: cast port to an int from environment (#857)
b27c816
(controller) - boot: change group ownership of docker socket to deis (#804)
d4415c9
(controller) - api: fail when rolling back to v1 (#762)
1ac6b54
(controller) - release: return port from get_port for non-routable process types
a0567ea
(controller) - api: remove command escaping from v1 (#822)
f403efb
(controller) - tests: sort domains in tests to get past occasional ordering problems which cause test failures
Documentation
dd2b505
(workflow) - logging,monitoring: Update platform-logging and monitoring docs with recent changes
dfb6c8e
(workflow) - install-workflow: note that k8s 1.2.x is required
aa40a49
(workflow) - swift: Add swift as an object storage
3e7e865
(workflow) - deployments: add Deployments documentation
ee03d28
(workflow) - apps: document DEIS_DEPLOY_TIMEOUT
and the nuances around that
Maintenance
5c289c4
(slugbuilder) - buildpacks: update heroku-buildpack-go to v42
d5cdd0b
(slugbuilder) - buildpacks: update heroku-buildpack-php to v108
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(slugbuilder) - buildpacks: update heroku-buildpack-nodejs to v91
165105f
(slugbuilder) - buildpacks: update heroku-buildpack-python to v81
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(slugbuilder) - buildpacks: update heroku-buildpack-scala to v71


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Command Line Interface (CLI) #
When math.js is installed globally using npm, its expression parser can be used from the command line. To install math.js globally:
npm install -g mathjs
Normally, a global installation must be run with admin rights (precede the
command with sudo
). After installation, the application mathjs
is available
via the command line:
$ mathjs
> 12 / (2.3 + 0.7)
4
> 5.08 cm to inch
2 inch
> sin(45 deg) ^ 2
0.5
> 9 / 3 + 2i
3 + 2i
> det([-1, 2; 3, 1])
-7
The command line interface can be used to open a prompt, to execute a script, or to pipe input and output streams:
$ mathjs # Open a command prompt
$ mathjs script.txt # Run a script file, output to console
$ mathjs script.txt > results.txt # Run a script file, output to file
$ cat script.txt | mathjs # Run input stream, output to console
$ cat script.txt | mathjs > results.txt # Run input stream, output to file


Thoughts
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| MS-Word | MS-Excel | MS-PowerPoint |
| MS-Access | MS-Outlook | Internet |
| Basic of Computer Hardware | Assignments & Projects |
| Fundamentals of Computers | Windows, Notepad | Word Pad, Ms-Paint Brush |
| Corel Draw | Photoshop | Illustrator |
| Page Maker | In-Design | Internet |
| Basic of Computer Hardware | Assignments & Projects |
| Concept of Web Language | HTML 5 | CSS 3 |
| Dream Weaver | Javascript | Project |
| Concept of Web Language | HTML 5 | CSS 3 |
| Dream Weaver | Javascript | JQuery |
| SQL | PHP | Project |
| C language | C++ language |
| Topics | Topics |
| Basics | Statements and Loops |
| Basics | Statements and Loops |
| Core Java | Advance Java |
| Topics | Topics |
| Basics | Statements and Loops |
| Database Connectivity | |
| Threads | |
| Applets | |
| JSP | |
| Servlets |
| Concept of Web Language | HTML 5 | CSS 3 |
| Dream Weaver | Javascript | JQuery |
| SQL | PHP | Project |
| C | C++ | Core Java |
| C#.Net | SQL (Oracle 10G) | Basic of Computer Hardware |
| Assignments & Projects |
| 3DS Max Essentials | 3DS Max Particle Effects |
| 3DS Max Animation Effects | Maya 2011 Essentials |
| Sound Forge |
| Working with Text | Getting started with CAD | Creating Templates |
| Hatching | Basic drawing & Editing Commands | External References |
| Adding Dimensions | Drawing Precision in CAD | Annotation Styles |
| Working Effectively with CAD | Making changes in your Design | Advanced Editing Commands |
| Adding Dimensions | Drawing Precision in CAD | Annotation Styles |
| Accurate Positioning | Oraganizing your Drawing with Layers | Inserting Blocks |
| Parametric Drwaing | Advanced Object Types | Setting Up a Layout |
| Working with Blocks | Getting information from your Drawing | Printing your Drawing |
| Complete Microsoft Excel | Basic Functions & Formulae |
| Adv. Functions & Formulae | Macros & VBA Programming |
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| Basics Of Accounting | Features of Tally | Value Added Tax (VAT) |
| Service Tax | Inventory | Central Sales Tax(CST) |
| Tax Deduction at Source (TDS) | Tax Collected at Source (TCS) | Exice (Dealer) |
| Bank Reconciliation | Payroll |
| Tally Audit | Service Tax | Point of Sale |
| Reorder Level | Scenario | Cost Centers |
| Bill of Materials | Bill-wise Details | Interest Calculation |
| Order Processing | Batch Wise Details | Export & Import of Data |
| Multiple Currencies | Budgets & Controls | Zero Valued Entries |
| Value Added Tax (VAT) | Central Sales Tax (CST) | Tax Deducted at Source |
| Tax Collected at Source | Excise (Dealer) & Payroll | Data Migration & Reports |
| Basic Electronics | Lan Card and Modem | Overview of Networking |
| Input and Output Devices | Printer and Scanner | Networking Topologies |
| Microprocessor | Sound/Display | Wire Crimping |
| Motherboard | BIOS/CMOS | Network Protocols |
| Hard Drive & RAM | Switches and Hubs | Antivirus |
| CD/DVD/FDD Drive | Operating Systems | TCP/IP Services |
| S.M.P.S & Monitor | Application Software | Wireless Networking |
| Backup & Restore | Assembling of Computer | IP Addressing |
| Trouble Shooting | Managing IE & Outlook | DHCP & WAN |
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We built animation project
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Here is some example code to help you get going with SimpleJMX. I often find that code is the best documentation of how to get something working. Please feel free to suggest additional example packages for inclusion here. Source code submissions are welcome as long as you don't get piqued if we don't chose your's.
This is a simple application which publishes a single object. See the source code in SVN.
This is an example showing how to programmatically expose using JMX a random object without SimpleJMX annotations: See the source code in SVN.
This is an example showing how you can use SimpleJMX with the Spring Framework. See the source code in SVN.
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Provides the interface to configure and use the GMAC peripheral. More...
Modules | |
| GMAC Defines | |
| GMAC Data Structs | |
| GMAC Functions | |
Provides the interface to configure and use the GMAC peripheral.
For more accurate information, please look at the GMAC section of the Datasheet.


--- title: Sets vocabulary (and optionally document frequency) data for the layer type: docs repo: https://github.com/rstudio/keras menu: main: name: Sets vocabulary (and optionally document frequency) data for the layer - keras parent: keras-reference aliases: - /reference/keras/set_vocabulary.html - /keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /guide/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /tools/tools/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /installation/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /tutorials/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /guide/tools/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /deploy/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /tools/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html - /tutorials/tools/keras/reference/set_vocabulary.html ---
This method sets the vocabulary and DF data for this layer directly, instead
of analyzing a dataset through adapt()
. It should be used whenever the vocab
(and optionally document frequency) information is already known. If
vocabulary data is already present in the layer, this method will either
replace it, if append
is set to FALSE
, or append to it (if 'append' is set
to TRUE
)
set_vocabulary(
object,
vocab,
df_data = NULL,
oov_df_value = FALSE,
append = NULL
)
| object | a text vectorization layer |
| vocab | An array of string tokens. |
| df_data | An array of document frequency data. Only necessary if the layer output_mode is "tfidf". |
| oov_df_value | The document frequency of the OOV token. Only necessary if output_mode is "tfidf". OOV data is optional when appending additional data in "tfidf" mode; if an OOV value is supplied it will overwrite the existing OOV value. |
| append | Whether to overwrite or append any existing vocabulary data. (deprecated since TensorFlow >= 2.3) |


I'm A Celebrity's Roman reveals Kate and Harry 'threw water balloons' at Prince William at garden party
The royal pranksters!
by Nancy BrownThere's been a fair bit of name-dropping in the I'm A Celebrity jungle already this year, but they don't come much bigger than the nugget Roman Kemp let slip on Wednesday night's Extra Camp.
Roman revealed that he received "a letter from Prince Harry" inviting him to DJ at a garden party at Buckingham Palace.
With James Haskell and Ian Wright listening intently, Roman said: "I was playing a track and someone came over and said: 'Roman, come here.' It was Prince Harry."
He added: "Princess Kate is there, there's a slingshot in the middle and they've got a bucket filled with water balloons and they're just pinging off these water balloons."
Read more: I'm A Celebrity viewers brand the eating trial "boring"
"In people's faces?" Ian asked.
"Into the crowd over a balcony!" Roman exclaimed.
"So Harry goes: 'Come here, come here.' He gave me one of these things, I look up and what's happening is I've got Harry here holding it, Kate here holding it, and I'm going what is going on? What is my life?" Roman laughed.
"And then he goes: 'A bit to the left, a bit to the left,' and I'm like: 'Who am I going for?' And he goes: 'My brother,'" Roman revealed.
Read more: DJ Greg James reveals he got a telling off from Will and Kate after poking fun at Princess Charlotte
Revealing he chickened out of throwing the water balloon at Prince William, Roman told his campmates: "I was like: 'I'm not doing it, I'll get done for treason.'"
In perhaps the most surprising revelation of the chat, Roman concluded: "So Kate goes: 'Oh, I'll do it!'"
Harry and Kate have long had a playful relationship, with the pair often seen laughing and joking together at royal engagements.
Fingers crossed the duchess's work behind the scenes to heal the rift between Harry and Meghan and herself and William will see the Fab Four getting back to that.
Head to our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of our story.


There are two teams, each team has 11 players . After the toss either the team can choose to Bat or Bowl.The team that Bats has 20 overs to bat and score runs. Each over is 6 balls. Once the Batting team plays for 20 overs the team that was earlier Bowling has to Bat and surpass the Run that the Batting team has scored.The game is still categorised as a Bat and Bowl game.
BATSMAN
The batsman uses a Bat to face the bowler. He has to protect the Stumps. The ground on which the batsman run is called the Pitch. The Pitch is 22 yards long and every time the batsmen run between the stumps the batsman gets 1 run. Other means to get runs is by hiting the ball on the strsight out of the boundary which gets 6 runs, if the ball touches the ground before clearing the boundary then the team gets 4 runs.BOWLER
The bowler has to bowl 6 balls in 1 over and try to get the batsmen out, he can get the batsmen out in the following ways bowled,runout, catch. He can try to swing the ball or sping the ball to confuse the batsman. The trick is to have your fielders at proper location and then bowl a delivery that will give you the batsman wicket.FIELDER
The Fielders job is to stop the batsmen from taking any runs and make sure to catch the ball, as the say "CATCHES WIN MATCHES".


System Architect Diagram "Performer Rejected Activity"
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Have you tried using any of the insight and techniques for growing trust and sincerity? How did it go?
Trust is very important in all relationships work and personal. It is also very difficult to earn, but once earned the relationship can grow and is much stronger.
There are three things I do to build trust, first I listen, second I ask questions and third I provide feedback. I feel I am a good listener and this helps me to build trust within my relationship. Listening is an important technique for establishing trust because people respond positively when they feel they have been heard. Asking probing and open ended questions will also show that you were listening and you are empathetic to their situation. Lastly providing feedback is very important.
Try empathic listening - how did it go?
Listening for feelings rather than what they were saying sounds rather challenging. I am still trying to master the mindfulness conversation and truly listen to what the other is “saying.” This is a working progress.
How did you find the loving kindness meditation?
Being kind makes me feel better, so this type of meditation where you are thinking positively for other bestows a really good feeling. “Creating a mental habit for kindness.”
The political awareness exercise:
The situation I have chosen to discuss is something that started happening to me when I moved to New Zealand. It may seem silly to some and not important to others but it still caused me grief. I am talking about the use of the word “try” or "taste" at a bar.
These words mean two very different things when in USA vs. New Zealand. Sitting at a local Wellington pub with your mates and you ask to "try" a beer to the Kiwi bartender you have just told them you are committed to drinking a full pint, and this is what you get. When really all you wanted was to have a little sip to decide if it was right for you. Over in the states if you say to an American bartender you would like to "try" a beer, they provide you with a small portion to try.
The interesting thing is I can totally understand how it sounds to a bartender. The use of the verb try means to “give it a go” but to a Kiwi that seems to mean give it a go in a full glass. While the word "taste" is really saying you would like to have a small portion of the beer before you commit.
Either way I think when moving to a new country and in all situations it is important to think about how words and different sayings can be interpreted from the other side of the conversation. I need to really focus on which word I use when I am at the bar ordering a beer.
Any other musings?
Buda says: Whatever one frequently thinks and ponders upon, that will become the inclination of his mind.
Or – what we think we become.
I found this very interesting because one main thought stood out the most, the people you surround yourself with can have an amazing effect on some peoples’ personalities or emotions.  By changing the way, you think about yourself or your beliefs.


Wenli Sun, an iOS & macOS developer, the main development language Objective-C, sometimes use Python, research back-end php, developed Mac-side automation tools, now working in RayJoy (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd., So work is also related to the game. Responsible for the development and maintenance of company automation tools and SDK access. Recently in the study of web technology, the future would like to the direction of the whole stack. To be continued.
Software Engineering, 2013
HuangHuai University
The company was bought by the public company, but the public company had some problems, so the company leader decided to separate from the public company.
The leader has created a new company and decided to start next week. Our department and the operation and maintenance department will sign the resignation with the current company first, and then sign the new company.
bu ming jue li.
I was going to publish the original , but then i thought about it , the content was just too real and moving for me to put it out here. so forget it.
Pretend there is text here.
Dear Mr. Deer
...
...
Borrow your motto: 日拱一卒，只为苍生说人话
Share with you.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
An example of linking directly to an external project website using external_link
.


PhD Thesis Defense ! | March 2020
"Synchronization Performance Limits of GNSS Receivers"
ISAE-Supaéro (Toulouse, France)
Paper presentation | October 2020
"Our Giant Leap: towards a diverse and inclusive aerospace workforce"
Virtual International Astronautical Congress 2020
Poster presentation (virtual) | March 2020
"EMMIHS-III Mission: General Overview"
51st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
Paper presentation | October 2019
"A Signal Processing Approach to GNSS Precise Positioning for Lunar Exploration"
International Astronautical Congress 2019 (Washington DC, USA)
Artwork poster presentation | September 2019
"Bhedadipika - an Illustration of Duality"
European Planetary Science Congress 2019 (Geneva, Switzerland)
Paper presentation | September 2019
"Horizon 2061 - Engaging youth in planetary exploration towards H2061"
European Planetary Science Congress 2019 (Geneva, Switzerland)
Poster presentation | May 2019
"On the Accuracy Limit of Time-delay Estimation with a Band-limited Signal"
IEEE ICASSP 2019 (Brighton, UK)


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MyHomedesigner.com ltd
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MyHomedesigner.com ltd
Alternate Name:
Lanewayhomes.com
MyHomebuilder.ca
Myhomedesigner
Myrenovator.ca
Mailing Address:
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Location Address:
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Design and building new construction for residential, commercial and institutional projects. Providing city permit drawings for subdivision, rezoning and architectural working drawings for multi-family residential. Licenced Build Green builder and eco freindly homes
Full profile
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Contact information
Company description
236220 - Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
541340 - Drafting Services
Product / Service / Licensing
Energuide for new house Plan evaluator
C100-Architect and Engineering Services - Related To Construction
C116-Residential Buildings
Y000-Construction
Y512-Construction works for buildings
Y514-Assembly and erection of prefabricated constructions
Y516-Installation work
Y517-Building completion and finishing work
Technology profile
Sector information
Unique applications:
6000sq.ft. Vaziri Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009Mountain HWY subdivision of 2 lots to 4, North Vancouver, BC 07-08
Westview subdivision of 2 lots, North Vancouver, BC 2007
5,500 sq.ft Prospect Residence, North Vancouver,BC 2007
5000sq.ft. Sylvan Av., North Vancouver, BC 2007
Brunette Ave. Duplex rezoning, Coquitlam, BC 2007
Daws Hill Dr., Coquitlam, BC 2006 (Georgia Award Finalist)
4000sq.ft. Vaziri Residence, Vancouver, BC 2005
and,
Design development and working drawings on a multifamily residential complex (Gateway) Surrey BC
and several commercial units and institutional project in Greater Vancouver (with WM Moroz Architect)
Design development of senior residential complexes (wood frame) in Nanaimo BC (with Architecton Architect) .
Design development of a mixed used residential-commercial 25000 sq.ft. Building in Horseshoe Bay, BC(with Karl Gustavson Architect).
Working drawings for a multifamily residential complexes (wood frame) in Richmond BC(with Fuegre Architecture).
Design development of two multifamily residential complexes (wood frame) in Richmond BC(with KMBR Architects).
Design development drawings for two residential towers (concrete construction):
Concert 28 storey residential Vancouver, BC
Bosa 25 storey residential Vancouver, BC
And working drawing of a 26 storey tower in Yale Town Vancouver
Domus 26 storey residential Vancouver, BC
(with Rafii Architect)
Working drawings for two commercial buildings:
Great Canadian Casino Coquitlam, BC
Great Canadian Casino View Royal, BC
(with Dekiakos & Cotter Architects)
Producing design development drawing for a one storey commercial building under direction of a project architect for:
Extension for McDonald Restaurant Edmonton, AB (with PJ. Lovick Architect)
Design development of two institutional buildings and one apartment complex:
Microsoft office buildings Tukwila, WA
Nairobi school Campus Nairobi, Kenya
Apartment complex Vancouver, BC
(with FNDA Architecture)
Producing design development for extension of three institutional buildings:
McClosky Elementary School Delta, BC
Gibson Elementary School Delta, BC
Boundary Beach Elementary School Delta, BC (with Don Taylor Architect)
Key / Major clients:
We believe on quality of life, and for us this can not be achieved without creating a good and solid relationship with our clients and crews.We create a bridge between our clients and their dream homes. Trusting our creativity to help you to reach your ultimate goal in your living and working space is the least we expect from you.
We provide architectural design services for new and renovation of residential, commercial and institutional projects.
Rezoning Applications
If the occupancy of a property is different than surrounding area, it requires rezoning of that property applied to the local municipality. Rezoning involve the change of use of a property. It might be a conversion of a residential house to commercial use or the conversion of some single family lots into a multi-family project. We can follow the process of rezoning application to the building permit.
Development (Variance) Permits
Permits are required before commencing any development. The following is a list of the permits and licences relevant to zoning and development in Vancouver:
Development Permit
A development permit allows the applicant to use or develop property in accordance with the City's zoning regulations.
Building Permit
A building permit allows the applicant to carry out the development proposal (e.g., to demolish buildings, to excavate sites or to carry out most new construction, including alterations and renovations of existing buildings).
Occupancy Permit
An occupancy permit gives permission to occupy buildings or change the major occupancy group? of a particular building.
We provide necessary drawings to the city to issue the proper permit.
Renovation Contracting:
We have all the experienced trades on board to help our clients to have a smooth and wonderful experience with the construction process.

Registered as BuiltGreen BC builder, we can help you to meet your expectation to have an energy efficient House and help the environment.
Laneway Housing/ Couch Housing:
We are specialized on Laneway Housing design approved by City of Vancouver. We also offer coach housing design approved by other municipalities as well.
Success stories:
Brown Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2010King Residence, Langley, BC 2010
Liessi Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Burrero Residence, Burnaby, BC 2010
Lubbert Residence, Richmond, BC 2010
Erenler Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Mountroyal Blvd. Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2010
Kings Av. Residential, West Vancouver, BC 2010
Arafin Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Reid Residence, Delta, BC 2010
Kershaw Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2010
Carpenter Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009
Soltani Residence, Coquitlam BC 2009
Ennayat Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009
Tijana Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009 See Photos
Aadland Residence. Burnaby, BC 2009
Peterson Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2009
Ali Mozafari Residence, New Westminster, BC 2008 See Photos
Pillay Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Amir Mozafari Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
O'Brian Residence, Vancouver, BC 2008
Amin Mozafari Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008 See Photos
Fransick Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
O'Neil Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Mafi Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Oakwood Cr. Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Reid Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008 See Photos
Lynmore renovations, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Ewart Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2007 See Photos
Kara Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2007
Reisinger Residence, Surrey, BC 2007 See Photos
Abazari Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2007
Neville St. Residential, Burnaby, BC 2007
Hand Residence, Pitt Meadows, BC 2007
Zandi Residence, British Properties, BC 2006
Ghaleb Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Malek Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Amir Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Lynn Valley Rd Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2005
SFU Printing, Burnaby, BC
Capilano Rd Bed & breakfast, North Vancouver, BC
Testimonial:
Tijana:I would love you write a testimonial on your work - your design has been a hit with everyone including city inspectors...everyone comments on how beautiful the house is.
Ali Mozafari:
I have known Aryo and myhomedesigner.com about 4 years.
He helped my brother on his major home renovation project in summer of 2007. We have done a similar renovation before knowing Myhomedesigner.com in 2006,07. It took us more than 2 years to finish the job and it was frustrating and very expensive project.
MyHomedesigner.com involvement in Amin's (brother) project made the process much faster and less expensive and very successful renovation too. Aryo's networks of subcontractors allowed Amin to choose the right contractor with compatible pricing. His and his staff's patients and friendliness in problem solving during the construction made every things smooth and take away the headache of being stuck in any issue during the renovation process. He spent good amount of time at the beginning to design the architectural drawings which really fits and works and satisfied Amin's life style.
After seeing all those above I had no doubt that myhomedesigner.com will be my home designer. As a matter of fact, I hired them in 2009 to redo my old heritage house which wasn't an easy challenge.
It was a complete renovation/ restoration project, but their help it made every thing possible and in very professional way and reasonable time with great cost savings we could update the inside of the house and restore the out side in its original shape.
I have a great appreciation to Aryo and his crew for listening to what I want and made all possible.
My house project is another proof of success of their hardworking team and responsible management.
Thank you very much, I defiantly won't hesitate to recommend this company to any of my friend or relatives in coming future.
International capital projects:
Paymakan co. Tehran, IranAs a building designer I design many multi-family, semi high rise and high rises in Tehran. Most of my projects were residential buildings. However, I have done interior design for three shopping malls as well. Some of projects names are as follows:
Pejman Tower (20 storey, 130,000 sq. ft comm. and office, 100 residential units) Tehran, Iran
Payvand apartment complex (13 storey, 70 units residential building, 90,000 sq.ft.) Tehran, Iran
Tehransar Apartment complex & shopping mall (45,000 sq. ft comm. & 32 residential units) Tehran, Iran
Parastoo Shopping mall interiors for a large commercial/ office complex Tehran, Iran
Shabtab Shopping mall interiors Tehran, Iran
Rodaki Shopping exhibition Tehran, Iran
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Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
Energuide for new house Plan evaluator
C100-Architect and Engineering Services - Related To Construction
C116-Residential Buildings
Y000-Construction
Y512-Construction works for buildings
Y514-Assembly and erection of prefabricated constructions
Y516-Installation work
Y517-Building completion and finishing work
Technology
Technology profile
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
6000sq.ft. Vaziri Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009Mountain HWY subdivision of 2 lots to 4, North Vancouver, BC 07-08
Westview subdivision of 2 lots, North Vancouver, BC 2007
5,500 sq.ft Prospect Residence, North Vancouver,BC 2007
5000sq.ft. Sylvan Av., North Vancouver, BC 2007
Brunette Ave. Duplex rezoning, Coquitlam, BC 2007
Daws Hill Dr., Coquitlam, BC 2006 (Georgia Award Finalist)
4000sq.ft. Vaziri Residence, Vancouver, BC 2005
and,
Design development and working drawings on a multifamily residential complex (Gateway) Surrey BC
and several commercial units and institutional project in Greater Vancouver (with WM Moroz Architect)
Design development of senior residential complexes (wood frame) in Nanaimo BC (with Architecton Architect) .
Design development of a mixed used residential-commercial 25000 sq.ft. Building in Horseshoe Bay, BC(with Karl Gustavson Architect).
Working drawings for a multifamily residential complexes (wood frame) in Richmond BC(with Fuegre Architecture).
Design development of two multifamily residential complexes (wood frame) in Richmond BC(with KMBR Architects).
Design development drawings for two residential towers (concrete construction):
Concert 28 storey residential Vancouver, BC
Bosa 25 storey residential Vancouver, BC
And working drawing of a 26 storey tower in Yale Town Vancouver
Domus 26 storey residential Vancouver, BC
(with Rafii Architect)
Working drawings for two commercial buildings:
Great Canadian Casino Coquitlam, BC
Great Canadian Casino View Royal, BC
(with Dekiakos & Cotter Architects)
Producing design development drawing for a one storey commercial building under direction of a project architect for:
Extension for McDonald Restaurant Edmonton, AB (with PJ. Lovick Architect)
Design development of two institutional buildings and one apartment complex:
Microsoft office buildings Tukwila, WA
Nairobi school Campus Nairobi, Kenya
Apartment complex Vancouver, BC
(with FNDA Architecture)
Producing design development for extension of three institutional buildings:
McClosky Elementary School Delta, BC
Gibson Elementary School Delta, BC
Boundary Beach Elementary School Delta, BC (with Don Taylor Architect)
Key / Major clients:
We believe on quality of life, and for us this can not be achieved without creating a good and solid relationship with our clients and crews.We create a bridge between our clients and their dream homes. Trusting our creativity to help you to reach your ultimate goal in your living and working space is the least we expect from you.
We provide architectural design services for new and renovation of residential, commercial and institutional projects.
Rezoning Applications
If the occupancy of a property is different than surrounding area, it requires rezoning of that property applied to the local municipality. Rezoning involve the change of use of a property. It might be a conversion of a residential house to commercial use or the conversion of some single family lots into a multi-family project. We can follow the process of rezoning application to the building permit.
Development (Variance) Permits
Permits are required before commencing any development. The following is a list of the permits and licences relevant to zoning and development in Vancouver:
Development Permit
A development permit allows the applicant to use or develop property in accordance with the City's zoning regulations.
Building Permit
A building permit allows the applicant to carry out the development proposal (e.g., to demolish buildings, to excavate sites or to carry out most new construction, including alterations and renovations of existing buildings).
Occupancy Permit
An occupancy permit gives permission to occupy buildings or change the major occupancy group? of a particular building.
We provide necessary drawings to the city to issue the proper permit.
Renovation Contracting:
We have all the experienced trades on board to help our clients to have a smooth and wonderful experience with the construction process.

Registered as BuiltGreen BC builder, we can help you to meet your expectation to have an energy efficient House and help the environment.
Laneway Housing/ Couch Housing:
We are specialized on Laneway Housing design approved by City of Vancouver. We also offer coach housing design approved by other municipalities as well.
Success stories:
Brown Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2010King Residence, Langley, BC 2010
Liessi Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Burrero Residence, Burnaby, BC 2010
Lubbert Residence, Richmond, BC 2010
Erenler Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Mountroyal Blvd. Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2010
Kings Av. Residential, West Vancouver, BC 2010
Arafin Residence, Vancouver, BC 2010
Reid Residence, Delta, BC 2010
Kershaw Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2010
Carpenter Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009
Soltani Residence, Coquitlam BC 2009
Ennayat Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009
Tijana Residence, Vancouver, BC 2009 See Photos
Aadland Residence. Burnaby, BC 2009
Peterson Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2009
Ali Mozafari Residence, New Westminster, BC 2008 See Photos
Pillay Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Amir Mozafari Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
O'Brian Residence, Vancouver, BC 2008
Amin Mozafari Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008 See Photos
Fransick Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
O'Neil Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Mafi Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Oakwood Cr. Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Reid Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2008 See Photos
Lynmore renovations, North Vancouver, BC 2008
Ewart Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2007 See Photos
Kara Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2007
Reisinger Residence, Surrey, BC 2007 See Photos
Abazari Residence, West Vancouver, BC 2007
Neville St. Residential, Burnaby, BC 2007
Hand Residence, Pitt Meadows, BC 2007
Zandi Residence, British Properties, BC 2006
Ghaleb Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Malek Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Amir Residence, North Vancouver, BC 2006
Lynn Valley Rd Residential, North Vancouver, BC 2005
SFU Printing, Burnaby, BC
Capilano Rd Bed & breakfast, North Vancouver, BC
Testimonial:
Tijana:I would love you write a testimonial on your work - your design has been a hit with everyone including city inspectors...everyone comments on how beautiful the house is.
Ali Mozafari:
I have known Aryo and myhomedesigner.com about 4 years.
He helped my brother on his major home renovation project in summer of 2007. We have done a similar renovation before knowing Myhomedesigner.com in 2006,07. It took us more than 2 years to finish the job and it was frustrating and very expensive project.
MyHomedesigner.com involvement in Amin's (brother) project made the process much faster and less expensive and very successful renovation too. Aryo's networks of subcontractors allowed Amin to choose the right contractor with compatible pricing. His and his staff's patients and friendliness in problem solving during the construction made every things smooth and take away the headache of being stuck in any issue during the renovation process. He spent good amount of time at the beginning to design the architectural drawings which really fits and works and satisfied Amin's life style.
After seeing all those above I had no doubt that myhomedesigner.com will be my home designer. As a matter of fact, I hired them in 2009 to redo my old heritage house which wasn't an easy challenge.
It was a complete renovation/ restoration project, but their help it made every thing possible and in very professional way and reasonable time with great cost savings we could update the inside of the house and restore the out side in its original shape.
I have a great appreciation to Aryo and his crew for listening to what I want and made all possible.
My house project is another proof of success of their hardworking team and responsible management.
Thank you very much, I defiantly won't hesitate to recommend this company to any of my friend or relatives in coming future.
International capital projects:
Paymakan co. Tehran, IranAs a building designer I design many multi-family, semi high rise and high rises in Tehran. Most of my projects were residential buildings. However, I have done interior design for three shopping malls as well. Some of projects names are as follows:
Pejman Tower (20 storey, 130,000 sq. ft comm. and office, 100 residential units) Tehran, Iran
Payvand apartment complex (13 storey, 70 units residential building, 90,000 sq.ft.) Tehran, Iran
Tehransar Apartment complex & shopping mall (45,000 sq. ft comm. & 32 residential units) Tehran, Iran
Parastoo Shopping mall interiors for a large commercial/ office complex Tehran, Iran
Shabtab Shopping mall interiors Tehran, Iran
Rodaki Shopping exhibition Tehran, Iran


mvcoffee-rails
Source
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Description
mvcoffee-rails
is a Rails gem that makes it easy to use the
MVCoffee client-side MVC framework in your
Rails project.
The full documentation for this gem is at mvcoffee.org.
Developers/Contributing
Contributing to this project is of course welcome. There are a couple areas in which I
could really use help:
- Testing: I'm sure I'll get scolded for this, but not all testing is done with automated unit tests. In order to be truly confident the gem is working as expected, it
needs to be exercised in the context of a fully functioning Rails project.
I have added a toy rails project (test_rails_project
) as part of the source that
both allows you to exercise the gem in a blackbox fashion, plus supplies some automated
tests where possible. How to test
the gem in isolation, and have that actually prove anything, strikes me as extremely
non-trivial. If this type of thing is your specialty, I'd be
very grateful for guidance.
- Autogenerating model validations and associations: The Class Macro method-like syntax for
defining models in MVCoffee eases the pain of Repeating Yourself on the client, but you
still have to manually Repeat Yourself. Ideally, there would be a command-line utility
that inspects the Rails definitions of models and auto-generates the corresponding
MVCoffee definitions, guaranteeing they mirror each other accurately.
If you are interested, please feel free to contact me.
License
mvcoffee-rails
is released under the MIT license.


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BTK
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Open-source library to visualize/process biomechanical data
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Base for all objects which need to keep track of modified time. More...
#include <btkObject.h>
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| typedef SharedPtr< Object > | Pointer |
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| unsigned long int | m_Timestamp |
Base for all objects which need to keep track of modified time.
Smart pointer associated with a const Object object.
Smart pointer associated with a Object object.
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Constructor.
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Copy constructor.
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Destructor.
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Sets the object as modified (its timestamp is updated and the flag 'modified' is set to true). It is important to use this method each time a component of the process is modified.
Reimplemented in btk::ProcessObject, and btk::DataObject.
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acrg_config package¶
Submodules¶
acrg_config.config module¶
Created on Mon Sep 25 16:39:01 2017
This module allows configuration files in the INI format to be read and used.
Example of a section in the configuration file:
[MEASUREMENTS]
# Measurement details
sites = ["GSN"] ; Sites to read the data from as a list
species = "chcl3"
start_date = "2015-01-01" ; Default start date used if none specified on the command line
end_date = "2015-02-01" ; Default start date used if none specified on the command line
domain = "EASTASIA"
network = "AGAGE"
- Sections are included in square brackets
- Parameter name and value pairs are separated by an equals sign
- Values can be specified with the same syntax as when creating a python object e.g. ‘’ for string, [] for lists (and also for np.array - will be converted if their type has been set as an array)
- ; and # symbols can be used to create new line and inline comments
Section headings can be of the form [NAME] or [GROUP.NAME]. This allows paramaters to be separated into several section headings in the configuration file for clarity but grouped into one overall classification when inputted based on the GROUP name.
param_type dictionary¶
To specify inputs and the types they should be cast to (e.g. str, array, boolean etc) a nested dictionary should be created. This can be passed into several functions as the param_type argument.
- This should be of the form of one of the following:
- {‘SECTION_GROUP1’:{‘param1’:str,’param2’:float},’SECTION_GROUP2’:{‘param3’:list,’param4’:np.array}}
- {‘SECTION1’:{‘param1’:str},’SECTION2’:’{param2’:float},’SECTION3’:{‘param3’:list},’SECTION4’:{‘param4’:np.array}}
- OrderedDict([‘SECTION_GROUP1’:OrderedDict([(‘param1’:str),(‘param2’:float)]),’SECTION_GROUP2’:OrderedDict([(‘param3’:list),(‘param4’:np.array)]))
- OrderedDict([‘SECTION1’:{‘param1’:str},’SECTION2’:{‘param2’:float},’SECTION3’:{‘param3’:list},’SECTION4’:{‘param4’:np.array}])
This can either be created directly or a template configuration file can be created and a param_type dictionary created from this using the generate_param_dict() function. These template files should be kept within the acrg_config/templates/ directory and, after creation, should not be altered unless you wish to change the format for all config files of this type.
Note: if param_type is not defined, the code will attempt to cast the inputs to the most sensible type. This should be fine in most cases but could cause issues. This also means the inputs will not be checked for any missing values.
How to run¶
The main functions to use for reading in parameters from a config file are:
- all_param(config_file,...) ; Extract all parameters from a configuration file.
- extract_params(config_file,...) ; Extract specific parameters from a file either based on parameter
names, sections or groups.
A param_type dictionary can be defined both to fix expected inputs and to explictly specify the parameter types.
@author: rt17603
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acrg_config.config.
all_param
(config_file, optional_param=[], param_type=None, remove_not_found=False)[source]¶ The all_param function extracts all parameters from a config file. If param_type specified will cast to the specified types, otherwise will attempt to discern the parameter types from the form of the values.
Parameters: - config_file – filename for input configuration file
- optional_param – parameters which are optional. If the param cannot be found in input file, value will be set to None
- param_type – nested dictionary of sections or groups and expected parameter names and types. See module header for expected formats of param_type dictionary.
- remove_not_found (bool) – whether to remove parameters which are not found in the input file or include them as None.
Returns: parameter names and values
Return type: OrderedDict
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acrg_config.config.
all_parameters_in_param_type
(param_type)[source]¶ The all_parameters_in_param_type function extracts all parameters (regardless of section/section_group) for a given param_type nested dictionary.
Parameters: param_type – nested dictionary of expected parameter names and types. Key for each parameter dictionary can be the section heading or the overall group (e.g. for [MCMC.MEASUREMENTS], section group should be ‘MCMC’). See module header for expected formats of param_type dictionary. Returns: list of all parameters in param_type dictionary Return type: list
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acrg_config.config.
convert
(string, value_type=None)[source]¶ The convert function converts the input string to the specified value_type. If no value_type is stated, the function attempts to discern the appropriate type.
Parameters: - string – value input from config file
- value_type – object type. Values accepted: str,list
Returns: Python object of specified type
- If unable to convert to value_type:
None
- If unable to find a suitable type when value_type is not specified:
None
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acrg_config.config.
eval_check
(string, error=True)[source]¶ The eval_check function evaluates the input string from a configuration file to a python object. For example:
- ‘1’ would evalute to an int object 1
- ‘1.’ or ‘1.0’ would evaluate to float object 1.0
- “[1,2,3]” would evalute to a list object [1,2,3]
- “1,2,3” would evaluate to a tuple object (1,2,3)
See eval() documentation for full list
Parameters: - string – value input from config file
- error – return error message if unable to evaluate (bool).
Returns: Python object
- If unable to convert string to python object:
None
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acrg_config.config.
extract_params
(config_file, section=None, section_group=None, names=[], optional_param=[], remove_not_found=False, param_type=None)[source]¶ The extract_params function extracts parameter names and values from a configuration file. The parameters which are extracted is dependent on whether the section, section_group and/or names variables are specified. A param_type dictionary can be defined to ensure variables are cast to the correct types.
Parameters: - config_file – filename for input configuration file.
- section (str) – extract parameters from section name.
- section_group (str) – extract parameters from all sections with this group. If section and section_group are both specified - section takes precedence.
- names (list) – which parameter names to extract (within section or section_group)
- optional_param (list) – parameters which are optional. If the param cannot be found value will be set to None
- param_type (dict) – nested dictionary of sections or groups and expected parameter names and types. See module header for expected formats of param_type dictionary.
- remove_not_found (bool) – whether to remove parameters which are not found in the input file or include them as None.
Returns: parameter names and values
- If parameter cannot be found (not specified as an optional param)
Exception raised and program exited
Return type: OrderedDict
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acrg_config.config.
find_param_key
(param_type, section=None, section_group=None)[source]¶ The find_param_key function checks whether the keys within the param_type dictionary are for sections (e.g. ‘MCMC.MEASUREMENTS’) or groups (e.g. ‘MCMC’) and returns the relevant key. One of section or section_group should be specified. Returned key_type is one of ‘section’ or ‘section_group’.
Parameters: - param_type – nested dictionary of expected parameter names and types. Key for each parameter dictionary can be the section heading or the overall group (e.g. for [MCMC.MEASUREMENTS], section group should be ‘MCMC’). See module header for expected formats of param_type dictionary.
- section (str) – name of section in config file for the parameter
- section_group (str) – name of group in config file for the parameter
Returns: key, key_type
Return type: str,str
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acrg_config.config.
generate_param_dict
(config_file)[source]¶ The generate_param_dict function creates a param_type nested dictionary from an input configuration file. This could be used on some fixed example config file to generate the parameter type dictionary which can then be applied to other configuration files of the same type.
Parameters: config_file – filename for input configuration file (str). Returns: parameter type dictionary from configuration file input Return type: nested OrderedDict
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acrg_config.config.
get_value
(name, config, section, param_type=None)[source]¶ The get_value function extracts the value of a parameter from the configuration file. This value is then converted to the type specified within param_type (default from mcmc_param_type() function).
Parameters: - name (str) – name of the parameter to extract
- config (ConfigParser) – ConfigParser object created using the configparser class. Data from config file should have been read in
- section (str) – name of section in config file for the parameter
- param_type (dict) – nested dictionary of parameter classes and expected parameter names and types. Key for each parameter dictionary can be the section heading or the overall classification (e.g. for [MCMC.MEASUREMENTS], classification should be ‘MCMC’). See module header for expected formats of param_type dictionary.
Returns: value
- If param_type is specified
- If neither section nor section_group can be identified within param_type dictionary:
Exception raised and program exited
- If parameter name cannot be identified within param_type dictionary:
Exception raised and program exited
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acrg_config.config.
list_check
(string, force_convert=True, error=True)[source]¶ The list_check function converts input string to a list.
Parameters: - string (str) – value input from config file
- force_convert (bool) – whether the conversion should be forced by creating a list object
- error (bool) – return error message if unable to convert.
Returns: List
- If unable to convert to list:
None
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acrg_config.config.
open_config
(config_file)[source]¶ The open_config function is used to open configuration files in the ini format.
Parameters: config_file – filename for input configuration file (str). Returns: configparser.ConfigParser object
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acrg_config.config.
str_check
(string, error=True)[source]¶ The str_check function is used as part of checking the input from a configuration file. This function ensures the input remains as a string and removes any ” or ‘ characters
Parameters: string – value input from config file Returns: string (formatted)


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Experience the game like never before. Dive deep into the game with the new VR mode, which lets you connect with the game through Oculus Rift. Choose to play through either Ellie or Joel's viewpoint, whoever you want.
Human civilization is unlikely to have played such a game before. I rate it 100/10... SOOOOO, GOOOOOOOOOOOD. - The Guardian
The experience is soooo goooood. Leave along the storyline. This is one of the best games I've played. - Prof. Anand Bhalerao
One of the finest games in the human hisotory. The storyline the gameplay the experience, is just fabulous. - Vansh Bhasin
The graphics of the game are so realistic. It feels as if it's a real experience. I'm loving it, paratatata. - Vikas Sharma
The storyline of a game is something to which I look forward to personally, and Last of Us II just nails it. - Dewansh Rawat


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The candidate will develop a whole-cell model of human embryonic stem cells and use the model to gain insights into pluripotency maintenance among other fundamental cell behaviors. This will include aggregating and organizing experimental data, designing submodels, integrating submodels, fitting models, validating models, analyzing simulations, and using models to generate new hypotheses. There are also many opportunities to contribute to the development of new whole-cell modeling methods and tools. The candidate will work closely with our team at Mount Sinai, including our experimental collaborators Profs. Marc Birtwistle and Jianlong Wang . This project is supported by the NIGMS.
Whole-cell modeling is a highly interdisciplinary problem. Consequently, we're looking for people with a broad range of skills and experience. The ideal candidate has the following skills. Applicants with related experience are also encouraged to apply.
This position is supported by a five-year NIGMS award.


UFC Sao Paulo results: Jan Blachowicz edges Ronaldo Souza by split decision, calls out Jon Jones
by Mark LelinwallaRonaldo Souza rushed in for a takedown attempt and Jan Blachowicz made him pay with an uppercutfollowed by a flurry of punches that made the Brazilian taste the canvas in the fifth and final round of their bout Saturday night.
The late offense, the most significant shots of the bout, paved the way for Blachowicz to eke out an ultra-close split-decision victory in the low-action main event of UFC Sao Paulo at the Ginasio do Ibirapuera. Two judges scored it 48-47 in favor of the Polish fighter and the other judge had it 48-47 for Souza.
Blachowicz called out UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones following the victory.
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"Jon, let's do this," Blachowicz said. "Give me the title shot because I don’t have time. Maybe three more years and I go to retire. So, now or never."
Jones is down on the entire light heavyweight division andBlachowicz didn't do anything to excite him Saturday night, but one can't blameBlachowicz for taking his shot.
Souza negated Blachowicz’s six-inch reach advantage by getting inside and grappling his opponent up against the Octagon over many sequences, drawing boos from the Brazil crowd at times.
"Jacare"also put Blachowicz on notice about his power in the second round when he drove him back with a stiff right hand. During the waning seconds of the third, Souza landed a hard right across Blachowicz’s chin, but Blachowiczreturned fire with a short combination.
Blachowicz was laboring on swollen feet and looked destined to be edged on the scorecardsbefore connecting on that uppercut and dropping Souza in Round 5.
Mauricio Rua, Paul Craig fight to split draw; light heavyweights
Craig greeted Rua with a spinning wheel kick and then caught the Brazilian lacking moments lateras he pummeled him against the Octagon with hard lefts and rights. That prompted the referee to take a closer look, but the MMA legend held his guard up high, absorbed the punishment and survived the opening-round scare.
The rocky start sparked Rua, who turnedthe tide in the second and third rounds. He spent much of those frames in top control and using a dominant ground-and-pound. Although it felt as though Rua did enough to squeak past Craig, judges saw it even, scoring it 29-28 for Rua, 29-28 for Craig and 28-28.
For what it’s worth, Rua’s face looked battered. The result marked the first career draw for both fighters.

Just like that, the UFC’s all-time leader in submission victories proved he can also finish things on his feet.
The Sao Paulo native then called out Conor McGregor.
Other results from UFC Sao Paulo main card
- Andre Muniz def. Antonio Arroyo by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27); middleweights.
- Wellington Turman def. Markus Perez by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Preliminary results
- James Krause def. Sergio Moraes via third-round TKO (punches); welterweights.
- Ricardo Ramos def. Luiz Eduardo Garagorri by first-round submission (rear-naked choke); featherweights.
- Francisco Trinaldo def. Bobby Green via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28); lightweights.
- Randy Brown def. Warlley Alves by second-round submission (triangle choke); welterweights.
- Douglas Silva de Andrade def. Renan Barao by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26); featherweights.
- Ariane Lipski def. Isabelade Padua via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 29-27); flyweights.
- Tracy Cortez def. Vanessa Melo by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28); bantamweights.


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