most-trees
A small javascript library that allows you to implement most tree data structures
Features/Documentation
- Binary Search Trees
- (Coming soon)Self Balancing Binary Search Trees
- Expression Trees
- Binary Node
Usage
Install most-trees using npm:
> npm install most-trees
Next, require the package, and use the assets you need:
const { ExpressionTree, BinaryTree } = require('most-trees');
let expTree = new ExpressionTree('3x*(2x+2)-83');
let bst = new BinaryTree([1, 2, 5, -51, 3, -14]);
bst.insert(142);
if (bst.search(3)) if (bst.remove(3)) console.log('removed 3 from tree');
console.log(bst.toArray()); //logs [-51, -14, 1, 2, 5, 142]
Testing
To run testing for this library, install the dev-dependencies with:
> npm install
Then, execute the tests:
> npm test
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2020 Zebediah Perkins
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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- In the Create or Open Outlook Data File dialog box, make sure you are in the Default folder as
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A straightforward approach I use personally is to simply jot down notes and reminders for each project I'm working on at that time. This is mainly relegated to small pieces of information that help guide me back on track after a certain period of time has passed since I last worked on said project, or "TODO" lists to flesh out certain portions of the application I'm building. Besides much more analog methods of keeping track, I failed to find an online tool that assisted in this specific, GitHub-centric use-case. Thus, RepoNotes:
RepoNotes at a glance
The intent was to have a persistent page that would allow me to have a few ideas about a particular repository saved until that idea's implementation/discarding. Usage itself is meant to accomplish just that: the user enters their GitHub username in the singular form field on the main page, and submits. Using the native Fetch API, that submittal is treated as a request to the GitHub Users API. A JavaScript Promise is then resolved to return that user's GitHub repositories, which are then displayed in a simple list format, each with their own identifying label, text area, and save button.
RepoNotes example usage
At this point, the user can then enter text in the particular repository of choice, and save that note. This is accomplished using the localStorage API, saving that note data to the user's browser storage for long-term persistence. This can be done for each of their repositories, and edited and modified as seen fit, leading to a simple and straightforward tracking of any "TODOs" or pending ideas to be fleshed out. An additional feature allows the user to also export the current state of notes to a text file for any safe-keeping and tracking outside of the web application.
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Intro to Indexes¶
For more detailed informations about indexes, please refer to Milvus documentation index chapter.
Index building parameters and search parameters.¶
Index |
building parameter |
search parameter |
|---|---|---|
FLAT |
NULL |
NULL |
BIN_FLAT |
NULL |
NULL |
IVF_FLAT |
nlist |
nprobe |
BIN_IVF_FLAT |
nlist |
nprobe |
IVF_PQ |
m, nlist |
nprobe |
IVF_SQ8 |
nlist |
nprobe |
IVF_SQ8_HYBRID |
nlist |
nprobe |
ANNOY |
n_trees |
search_k |
HNSW |
M, efConstruction |
ef |
RHNSW_PQ |
M, efConstruction,PQM |
ef |
RHNSW_SQ |
M, efConstruction |
ef |
RNSG |
search_length, out_degree, candidate_pool_size, knng |
search_length |
Index building parameters with description, validation range.
Building parameter |
description |
validation range |
|---|---|---|
nlist |
Number of cluster units |
[1, 65536] |
m |
Number of factors of product quantization |
CPU-only Milvus: |
M |
Maximum degree of the node |
[4, 64] |
efConstruction |
Take effect in stage of index construction, search scope |
[8, 512] |
PQM |
m for PQ |
CPU-only Milvus: |
search_length |
Number of query iterations |
[10, 300] |
out_degree |
Maximum out-degree of the node |
[5, 300] |
candidate_pool_size |
Candidate pool size of the node |
[50, 1000] |
knng |
Number of nearest neighbors |
[5, 300] |
n_trees |
The number of methods of space division |
[1, 1024] |
Search in index parameters with description, validation range and recommender values.
Search parameter |
description |
validation range |
|---|---|---|
nprobe |
Number of inverted file cell to probe |
CPU: [1, |
ef |
Search scope |
[ |
search_length |
Number of query iterations |
[10, 300] |
search_k |
The number of nodes to search. -1 means 5% of the whole data |
{-1} U [ |


10.10 Internationalization
Most programs present some information to
users as text. Such text should be understandable and acceptable to
the user. For example, in some countries and cultures, the date
"March 7" can be concisely
expressed as "3/7". Elsewhere,
"3/7" indicates
"July 3", and the string that means
"March 7" is
"7/3". In Python, such cultural
conventions are handled with the help of standard module
locale.
Similarly, a greeting can be expressed in one natural language by the
string "Benvenuti", while in
another language the string to use is
"Welcome". In Python, such
translations are handled with the help of standard module
gettext.
Both kinds of issues are commonly called
internationalization (often abbreviated
i18n, as there are 18 letters between
i and n in the full
spelling). This is actually a misnomer, as the issues also apply to
programs used within one nation by users of different languages or
cultures.
10.10.1 The locale Module
Python's support for cultural conventions is
patterned on that of C, slightly simplified. In this architecture, a
program operates in an environment of cultural conventions known as a
locale. The locale setting permeates the program
and is typically set early on in the program's
operation. The locale is not thread-specific, and module
locale is not thread-safe. In a multithreaded
program, set the program's locale before starting
secondary threads.
If a program does not call locale.setlocale, the
program operates in a neutral locale known as the C locale. The C
locale is named from this architecture's origins in
the C language, and is similar, but not identical, to the U.S.
English locale. Alternatively, a program can find out and accept the
user's default locale. In this case, module
locale interacts with the operating system (via
the environment, or in other system-dependent ways) to establish the
user's preferred locale. Finally, a program can set
a specific locale, presumably determining which locale to set on the
basis of user interaction, or via persistent configuration settings
such as a program initialization file.
A locale setting is normally performed across the board, for all
relevant categories of cultural conventions. This wide-spectrum
setting is denoted by the constant attribute
LC_ALL of module locale.
However, the cultural conventions handled by module
locale are grouped into categories, and in some
cases a program can choose to mix and match categories to build up a
synthetic composite locale. The categories are identified by the
following constant attributes of module locale:
- LC_COLLATE
-
String sorting: affects functions strcoll and
strxfrm in
locale
- LC_CTYPE
-
Character types: affects aspects of module string
(and string methods) that have to do with letters, lowercase, and
uppercase
- LC_MESSAGES
-
Messages: may affect messages displayed by the operating system, for
example function os.strerror and module
gettext
- LC_MONETARY
-
Formatting of currency values: affects function
locale.localeconv
- LC_NUMERIC
-
Formatting of numbers: affects functions atoi,
atof, format,
localeconv, and str in
locale
- LC_TIME
-
Formatting of times and dates: affects function
time.strftime
The settings of some categories (denoted by the constants
LC_CTYPE, LC_TIME, and
LC_MESSAGES) affect some of the behavior of other
modules (string, time,
os, and gettext, as indicated).
The settings of other categories (denoted by the constants
LC_COLLATE, LC_MONETARY, and
LC_NUMERIC) affect only some functions of
locale.
Module locale supplies functions to query, change,
and manipulate locales, as well as functions that implement the
cultural conventions of locale categories
LC_COLLATE, LC_MONETARY, and
LC_NUMERIC.
Converts string str to a floating-point
value according to the current LC_NUMERIC setting.
Converts string str to an integer
according to the LC_NUMERIC setting.
format(fmt,num,grouping=0)
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Returns the string obtained by formatting number
num according to the format string
fmt and the LC_NUMERIC
setting. Except for cultural convention issues, the result is like
fmt%num.
If grouping is true,
format also groups digits in the result string
according to the LC_NUMERIC setting. For example:
>>> locale.setlocale(locale.LC_NUMERIC,'en')
'English_United States.1252'
>>> locale.format('%s',1000*1000)
'1000000'
>>> locale.format('%s',1000*1000,1)
'1,000,000' When the numeric locale is U.S. English, and argument
grouping is true,
format supports the convention of grouping digits
by threes with commas.
getdefaultlocale(envvars=['LANGUAGE','LC_ALL',
'LC_TYPE','LANG'])
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Examines the environment variables whose names are specified by
argument envvars, in order. The first
variable found in the environment determines the default locale.
getdefaultlocale returns a pair of strings
(lang,encoding)
compliant with RFC 1766 (except for the 'C'
locale), such as ('en_US','ISO8859-1'). Each item
of the pair may be None if
gedefaultlocale is unable to discover what value
the item should have.
getlocale(category=LC_TYPE)
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Returns a pair of strings
(lang,encoding)
with the current setting for the given
category. The category cannot be
LC_ALL.
Returns a dictionary d containing the
cultural conventions specified by categories
LC_NUMERIC and LC_MONETARY of
the current locale. While LC_NUMERIC is best used
indirectly via other functions of module locale,
the details of LC_MONETARY are accessible only
through d. Currency formatting is
different for local and international use. The U.S. currency symbol,
for example, is '$' for local use only.
'$' would be ambiguous in international use, since
the same symbol is also used for other currencies called
"dollars" (Canadian, Australian,
Hong Kong, etc.). In international use, therefore, the U.S. currency
symbol is the unambiguous string 'USD'. The keys
into d to use for currency formatting are
the following strings:
- 'currency_symbol'
-
Currency symbol to use locally
- 'frac_digits'
-
Number of fractional digits to use locally
- 'int_curr_symbol'
-
Currency symbol to use internationally
- 'int_frac_digits'
-
Number of fractional digits to use internationally
- 'mon_decimal_point'
-
String to use as the "decimal
point" for monetary values
- 'mon_grouping'
-
List of digit grouping numbers for monetary values
- 'mon_thousands_sep'
-
String to use as digit-groups separator for monetary values
- 'negative_sign', 'positive_sign'
-
String to use as the sign symbol for negative (positive) monetary
values
- 'n_cs_precedes', 'p_cs_precedes'
-
True if the currency symbol comes before negative (positive) monetary
values
- 'n_sep_by_space', 'p_sep_by_space'
-
True if a space goes between sign and negative (positive) monetary
values
- 'n_sign_posn', 'p_sign_posn'
-
Numeric code to use to format negative (positive) monetary values:
- 0
-
The value and the currency symbol are placed inside parentheses
- 1
-
The sign is placed before the value and the currency symbol
- 2
-
The sign is placed after the value and the currency symbol
- 3
-
The sign is placed immediately before the value
- 4
-
The sign is placed immediately after the value
- CHAR_MAX
-
The current locale does not specify any convention for this formatting
d['mon_grouping'] is a
list of numbers of digits to group when formatting a monetary value.
When
d['mon_grouping'][-1]
is 0, there is no further grouping beyond the
indicated numbers of digits. When
d['mon_grouping'][-1]
is locale.CHAR_MAX, grouping continues
indefinitely, as if
d['mon_grouping'][-2]
were endlessly repeated. locale.CHAR_MAX is a
constant used as the value for all entries in
d for which the current locale does not
specify any convention.
Returns a string, suitable as an argument to
setlocale, that is the normalized equivalent to
localename. If
normalize cannot normalize string
localename, then
normalize returns
localename unchanged.
resetlocale(category=LC_ALL)
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Sets the locale for category to the
default given by getdefaultlocale.
setlocale(category,locale=None)
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Sets the locale for category to the given
locale, if not None,
and returns the setting (the existing one when
locale is None;
otherwise, the new one). locale can be a
string, or a pair of strings
(lang,encoding).
When locale is the empty string
'', setlocale sets the
user's default locale.
Like
locale.format('%f',num).
Like
cmp(str1,str2),
but according to the LC_COLLATE setting.
Returns a string sx such that the built-in
comparison (e.g., by cmp) of strings so
transformed is equivalent to calling
locale.strcoll on the original strings.
strxfrm lets you use the decorate-sort-undecorate
(DSU) idiom for sorts that involve locale-conformant string
comparisons. However, if all you need is to sort a list of strings in
a locale-conformant way,
strcoll's simplicity can make it
faster. The following example shows two ways of performing such a
sort; in this case, the simple variant is often faster than the DSU
one:
import locale
# simpler and often faster
def locale_sort_simple(list_of_strings):
list_of_strings.sort(locale.strcoll)
# less simple and often slower
def locale_sort_DSU(list_of_strings):
auxiliary_list = [(locale.strxfrm(s),s) for s in
list_of_strings]
auxiliary_list.sort( )
list_of_strings[:] = [s for junk, s in auxiliary_list]
10.10.2 The gettext Module
A
key issue in internationalization is the ability to use text in
different natural languages, a task also called
localization. Python supports localization via
module gettext, inspired by GNU
gettext. Module gettext is
optionally able to use the latter's infrastructure
and APIs, but is simpler and more general. You do not need to install
or study GNU gettext to use
Python's gettext
effectively.
<IP_ADDRESS> Using gettext for localization
gettext does not deal with automatic translation
between natural languages. Rather, gettext helps
you extract, organize, and access the text messages that your program
uses. Use each string literal subject to translation, also known as a
message, as the argument of a function named
_ (underscore) rather than using it directly.
gettext normally installs a function named
_ in the _ _builtin_ _ module.
To ensure that your program can run with or without
gettext, conditionally define a do-nothing
function, also named _, that just returns its
argument unchanged. Then, you can safely use
_('message')
wherever you would normally use the literal
'message'.
The following example shows how to start a module for conditional use
of gettext:
try: _
except NameError:
def _(s): return s
def greet( ): print _('Hello world')
If some other module has installed gettext before
you run the previous code, function greet outputs
a properly localized greeting. Otherwise, greet
outputs the string 'Hello
world' unchanged.
Edit your sources, decorating all message literals with function
_. Then, use any of various tools to extract
messages into a text file (normally named
messages.pot), and distribute the file to the
people who translate messages into the natural languages you support.
Python supplies a script pygettext.py (in
directory Tools/i18n in the Python source
distribution) to perform message extraction on your Python sources.
Each translator edits messages.pot and produces
a text file of translated messages with extension
.po. Compile the .po files
into binary files with extension .mo, suitable
for fast searching, using any of various tools. Python supplies a
script Tools/i18n/msgfmt.py usable for this
purpose. Finally, install each .mo file with a
suitable name in an appropriate directory.
Conventions about which directories and names are suitable and
appropriate differ among platforms and applications.
gettext's default is subdirectory
share/locale/<lang>/LC_MESSAGES/ of
directory sys.prefix, where
<lang> is the language's
code (normally two letters). Each file is typically named
<name>.mo, where
<name> is the name of your application or
package.
Once you have prepared and installed your .mo
files, you normally execute from somewhere in your application code
such as the following:
import os, gettext
os.environ.setdefault('LANG', 'en') # application-default language
gettext.install('your_application_name')
This ensures that calls such as _('message')
henceforward return the appropriate translated strings. You can
choose different ways to access gettext
functionality in your program, for example if you also need to
localize C-coded extensions, or to switch back and forth between
different languages during a run. Another important consideration is
whether you're localizing a whole application, or
just a package that is separately distributed.
<IP_ADDRESS> Essential gettext functions
Module gettext
supplies many functions; this section documents the ones that are
most often used.
install(domain,localedir=None,unicode=False)
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Installs in Python's built-in namespace a function
named _ that performs translations specified by
file <lang>/LC_MESSAGES/<domain>.mo
in directory localedir, with language code
<lang> as per
getdefaultlocale. When
localedir is None,
install uses directory
os.path.join(sys.prefix,'share','locale'). When
unicode is true, function
_ accepts and returns Unicode strings rather than
plain strings.
translation(domain,localedir=None,languages=None)
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Searches for a .mo file similarly to function
install. When languages
is None, translation looks in
the environment for the lang to use, like
install. However,
languages can also be a list of one or
more lang names separated by colons
(:), in which case translation
uses the first of these names for which it finds a
.mo file. Returns an instance object that
supplies methods gettext (to translate a plain
string), ugettext (to translate a Unicode string),
and install (to install gettext
or ugettext under name _ into
Python's built-in namespace).
Function translation offers more detailed control
than install, which is like
translation(domain,localedir).install(unicode).
With translation, you can localize a single
package without affecting the built-in namespace by binding name
_ on a per-module basis, for example with:
_ = translation(domain).ugettext translation also lets you switch globally between
several languages, since you can pass an explicit
languages argument, keep the resulting
instance, and call the install method of the
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Rocket.Chat and AWS
Rocket.Chat is a team chat collaboration platform that allows users to communicate securely in real-time on web, desktop or mobile and to customize their interface with a range of plugins, themes and integrations with other key software.
Architecturally, the Rocket.Chat server is a middle tier process and, more specifically, a Node.js process running on Linux. It accepts requests from clients (mobile iOS or Android apps, desktop client, web client, and so on…) and executes them. Data persistence is achieved through a MongoDB server at the database tier.
Rocket.Chat can be scaled by increasing the number of middle tier server instances working on incoming requests, all sharing the same database instance. In this case, MongoDB acts as both data persistence as well as real-time state synchronizer between the Rocket.Chat server instances.
The helm chart-based deployment starts a Rocket.Chat server container backed by a MongoDB database container, orchestrated by the Kubernetes control pane.
You can scale up the number of Rocket.Chat server containers depending on your workload, and you can also add reverse proxy such as nginx and load balancers.
Two separate editions of Rocket.Chat are available for instant deployment:
The Community edition is free to deploy. It is also a great way to easily try Rocket.Chat for your organization.
Some of our Community edition features are:
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In 2018 and 2020, I was a (1) caucus officer and (2) Arapahoe County and Colorado state convention/assembly delegate for the Democratic party. I unsuccessfully ran for a delegate seat at the Democratic national convention in 2020. To the best of my knowledge, these are the political campaigns to which I have donated since November 10, 2015: U.S. President: Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg (including paying to attend 2020 rally in Denver), Elizabeth Warren U.S. Senate: John Hickenlooper, Jon Ossoff, Steve Bullock, MJ Hegar, Theresa Greenfield, Sara Gideon, Mark Kelly, Amy McGrath, Gary Peters, Jamie Harrison U.S. Congress: Jason Crow In 2018, I volunteered with Phil Weiser's campaign for Colorado Attorney General, as a campaign representative at the Arapahoe County and Colorado state conventions/assemblies for the Democratic party.
Colorado Intellectual Property Inn of Court, 2015-present Colorado Bar Association, 2017-present (committees include board of governors, executive committee, presidents diversity committee, and young lawyers division) American Bar Association, 2017-present (committees include young lawyers division, house of delegates) Colorado Legal Aid Foundation, 2018-present
want to serve on the commission to help the people of Colorado better realize the founding promise of our democracy of "one person, one vote." By this, I mean that I want to assist in analyzing the current Colorado legislature district boundaries in Colorado and eliminate bias in those boundaries that may tend to cause an impermissible overrepresentation or underrepresentation of certain voter groups.
I can promote consensus among the commissioners by utilizing by negotiation skills that I have built as a transactional attorney to bring commissioners to a mutually-agreeable result. These skills include (1) active listening, (2) assessment of each person's position, (3) finding acceptable common ground among each person, and (4) communicating such common ground to each person and asking them to concede non-critical positions to reach that common ground.
As a lawyer by training, I apply logic and analytical skills daily to solve problems. Principally, this revolves around analyzing the terms of commercial contracts, communicating those analyses to clients, and negotiating those terms with opposing parties. Additionally, in applying logic and reason to a problem, I prefer to use data, speak to stakeholders, and consider applicable costs and benefits.


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For auditing purposes a remote syslog server is setup on RedHat ES3. This service is used
by the Tru64 machines.
Installation:
- Install a RedHat ES3 server (minumum installation)
- Configure it as a firewall: allow ssh and 514:udp
Configuration:
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vi /etc/sysconfig/iptables
Change the rule with udp: -s <IP_ADDRESS>/24
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View the log file:
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Rating: * * * out of * * * *
Rated: PG-13 for sexual innuendo and language.
Running Time: 98 minutes
Starring: Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford, Gabrielle Union. Directed by: Peyton Reed
Teen movies became somewhat bothersome in the past two years, we've had so many with "10 Things I Hate About You", "Never Been Kissed", and "She's All That" just to name a few, plus three flops that came out this year. The bad thing about these films is that they follow the same teen movie routine: Boy and girl in high school, boy fights with girl, girl gets mad at boy, boy goes to prom and makes up with girl and then a bubble-gum pop song plays at the end. I had alot of hope for this movie, and to my surprise I was not disappointed. "Bring It On" has a great cast of female characters who bring out the clever dialogue in a great fashion.
Torrence Shipman (Kirsten Dunst) has just been elected Head Cheerleader of the Rancho Carne High School. Her duty is to make the best squad out there and win the National Finals for the sixth time in a row. She has even recruited a new cheerleader Missy (played greatly by Elize Dushku), who has the moves, looks and attitude all in one. While watching practice Missy notices something with the routine they do, and takes Torrence on a ride to an inner-city school: East Compton High, where Torrence witnesses that the Clovers have the same moves they do, except way better. Torrence learns that Big Red, their first head cheerleader had been videotaping these routines and copying them and winning the finals. Outraged, Torrence must take her squad to new lengths to win this competition, she has to get new moves, new music and a new routine. Of course along the way, they have the misadventures any cheerleader would have if in this situaton. Totally.
One thing I noticed about "Bring It On" is that it doesn't take itself seriously.  It doesn't overly expose young teen girls (note that locker room scene) and contains some surprisingly realistic moments. The acting especially by Eliza Dushku and Kirsten Dunst is first rate for a teen comedy. They bring out their characters with style and seem to be having a great time making this movie. The direction by Peyton Reed really shows in the cheering scenes, these are some greatly choregraphed and directed scenes.
The cleverly written script was done by Jessica Bendinger is written with humor and even heart. At times I found myself almost dancing (almost) in my chair due to the fact that this movie is so fun, its almost crazy. However aside from the mostly good facts of the film, there is also the bad things. #1. Is the predictability, we pretty much know who is gonna win, but if you don't know I will not spoil it for you. #2. Is that some of the cheerleaders are highly cliched and shown as brainless bimbos (no offense to cheerleaders reading out there) and #3. Is the love story that goes on between two of the main characters, it was extremely under plotted and would have added a much more expansive atmosphere to the movie.
Aside from these flaws, "Bring It On" has more plusses than it does minuses. You can't find a teen movie these days that stays close to teen lives, especially PG-13 teen movies. The acting, directing and writing is all satisfactory and the group 'Blaque' appears on the Clovers squad and they do a great job supporting the cast. If your heading out on a movie right now and don't know which one to see, if your in the mood for fun see "Bring It On". You might be disappointed, but I know I sure enjoyed myself.
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Discord
This is your social hub. That I know of there are three sizable groups right now. In all of them your goal is to go in humble and try to make friends. Starting with please spam my post or starting a flame war isn’t going to help you the way you’re hoping it will. All these people want the platform to succeed, but if they deem you to be obnoxious or bad for the platform things could go down hill for you; where as, if they see you as helpful and great you might catch some big upvotes and resteeems.
Steemspeak Discord channel- This is the baby of @fyrstikken and @contentjunkie. They are old school cryptohounds that have been around the block for a while. You’re likely to find over 100 people in there at any given time. Many of them have been around one another for a few years. That makes it a little intimidating for completely new people, but they are friendly as long as you’re not spammy. I met so many people in there and made some great friends. It’s a powerful group capable of pulling ned into it. So, you know they got Steemit sea legs. This channel is one of the reasons I created the one for minnows.
Whaleshares- This is the baby of @officialfuzzy. He’s an oldhat to crytpto sharing idea’s with Dan before Steemit was even a thing. He’s an old WoW buff like me and a BTS advocate. He’s the brain behind whaleshares and thinks of it as a way to reward people in his Steemit guild. He was actually a big inspiration to me to create the Minnow Support Project within Discord and think about using the community bot to support others. The future of Steemit will be in curation guilds and he showed me that.
PALnet- This is my baby. We’re about to hit 500 people that have visted us. This morning we were at 98 just sitting in the channel. We’re dedicated to helping new people on the platform find success. If you’re new it’s the best place on the web to get the help you need on steemit and start finding a community. The whole thing is public and free. Technically you need 0.001 steem or sbd to register for the public community bots, but someone will give that to you. We have 4 senior witnesses and a jr witness (Proph is still a legal minor) that all support that community with their upvotes, resteems, support, and guidance.
Steemit Chat-
If you’re not on Steemit chat as a minnow you’re doing it wrong.  I know folks trade early follows, promote their articles, find groups with a similar mindset. There’s even a Minnow Support Project channel #MSP. I currently get like 12-15 messages a day there and I’ve reached out to lots of people through there that I wouldn’t have any other way to find. Flat out 100% if you’re not on steemit chat you’re doing it wrong.
Hop into general chat and be sure to tell @acidyo that @aggroed sent you.
Esteem
esteem- I didn’t need something like this when I first started. But follower maintenance as you grow is a real thing. You need to be able to connect with people through the comments sections on your posts. Most people ignore the comments, but the follower-whales I know are obsessed with them. If you want to be able to do that while on the go you need a mobile app, and for that reason it’s a total blessing.
The mobile platform is great for curating and commenting. I’ve done some transfers on it. It’s also great for checking how posts are progressing. Occasionally it has some broadcast errors. I’m having a little trouble uploading images, but every update makes that thing better, and it’s really easy already to recommend using it. Like I said. It’s a daily tool for me.
Here’s an early post about it.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@good-karma/what-is-steem-mobile-esteem
One thing to keep in mind is they have a small 5% post reward fee to use it when you’re posting or curating. But to me that’s a pretty sweet tradeoff for going mobile with Steemit. @good-karma did a great job makin’ this so show him some witness love if you end up using it.
Steemdb
Last up is Steemdb.com. I don’t know if I should be proud or scared of how addicted I’ve become to this site. It’s not super newb friendly because it uses terms that are the actual backbone of the blockchain and some coding terms, but if you want a live update of what’s going on the blockchain look no further. You can get updates to who is voting witnesses, your posts, who follows, who is replying. You get a live feed of all the clicks that are taking place.
As a witness I can check settings. I can check who is voting or unvoting me. I can check total votes. I can see inside individual blocks my server is witnessing, and I can check to see how many blocks it gets. If you’re a minnow it’s probably not that important as it’ll go too slow. If you’re a dolphin it’s hard to resist.
@jesta is basically the sickest programmer around. Send him some love if you end up using this tool.
Honorable Mentions
I can’t really live without my steemvoter or streemian apps right now. I’ve used and advocated for steemvoter for a while. It autovotes authors I like at times I like. I think of it like a Steemit Patreon account. It let’s me support their work even if I can’t hit every post. Some folks game it to try to maximize rewards by hitting only the people on the trending page before their posts go to the moon. But I have a lot of folks that I htink are good posters that I just try to show some automatic love to and then I can curate additional ones mannually. If you’re already on it consider adding @minnowsupport. It only posts once a day or less, but your upvotes can help a whole community of Minnows grow. If you have questions visit the steemvoter channel in steemit chat or ask @cryptomancer.
Streemian is a cool app where you can find curators who are good and just follow them. If you dont’ have the time to curate a lot, but still want the rewards and help good people you can find a curation trail you trust and follow them. Minnow Support has one on the front page so you can trust that to spam out a thousand votes a day to minnows who could use your votes. Just keep the power setting low or we’ll drain your vote power in an hour.
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I’m not a conflicting person, for most of my live I have managed to avoid creating or being involved in conflicts, and specially I’m a very hard person to get upset I think that live is to big to be concerned about small details.
Most of the conflicts that I have had where with my girlfriend, and they are revolve around little things like small lies or not wanting to go out with her friends things like that.
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This week, we are flashing back to Spartan's Trifecta Championships in Greece. Michael Cayer may not have had the race he had trained for due to injuries, but he still got out there and made it happen. Congratulations, Michael!
Finally, we're looking at the future of OCR! Kevin Kleinkort's daughter is only 4 months old and she's already sporting a Spartan headband. Before you know it, she'll be tearing up the monkey bars in preparation for some Spartan Kids races!
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I am a creative learner who is always ready for new challenges. Coding is my main passion and future. I am currently taking a 12-week .NET Bootcamp course at Eleven Fifty Academy, where I am challenging myself with new material daily. I am dedicated to expanding my career opportunities and leveraging my weight as a young, professional individual.
I have my degree, y'all!
When I'm not coding, I'm exploring something else. I love attending social events, hanging out with my friends, cooking meals at home, writing lyrics, reading wikia material, practicing rap verses, and somehow I find time to keep my house tidy.  Keepin' it real since '97.
I used to work at Panera Bread for 1 year and 3 months. I enjoyed working there, but I did not enjoy my salary. The work was not difficult to do, since it involved much socialization with customers and employees. I was a cashier and I washed dishes. But, now I'm looking to further my education through coding and networking. I see that education is power and I have the power to never stop learning.
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I worked at a food industry named Panera Bread for 1 year and 3 months. During that time, I saw huge turnover in the company consistently. But I always stayed. I showed up on time, covered shifts for employees, and didn't seek out quitting until it was time for me to make a life career change. I earned Employee of the Month in February 2017. That was one of the most rewarding feelings I've ever been given.
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Ruby library to work with matrices of integers.
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File system routines
- ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY
- ALLEGRO_FILE_MODE
- al_create_fs_entry
- al_destroy_fs_entry
- al_get_fs_entry_name
- al_update_fs_entry
- al_get_fs_entry_mode
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- Directory functions
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These functions are declared in the main Allegro header file:
#include <allegro5/allegro.h>
These functions allow access to the filesystem. This can either be the real filesystem like your harddrive, or a virtual filesystem like a .zip archive (or whatever else you or an addon makes it do).
ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY
typedef struct ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY;
Opaque filesystem entry object. Represents a file or a directory (check with al_get_fs_entry_mode). There are no user accessible member variables.
ALLEGRO_FILE_MODE
typedef enum ALLEGRO_FILE_MODE
Filesystem modes/types
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_READ - Readable
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_WRITE - Writable
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_EXECUTE - Executable
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_HIDDEN - Hidden
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_ISFILE - Regular file
- ALLEGRO_FILEMODE_ISDIR - Directory
al_create_fs_entry
ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *al_create_fs_entry(const char *path)
Creates an ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY object pointing to path on the filesystem. 'path' can be a file or a directory and must not be NULL.
al_destroy_fs_entry
void al_destroy_fs_entry(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *fh)
Destroys a fs entry handle. The file or directory represented by it is not destroyed. If the entry was opened, it is closed before being destroyed.
Does nothing if passed NULL.
al_get_fs_entry_name
const char *al_get_fs_entry_name(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the entry's filename path. Note that the filesystem encoding may not be known and the conversion to UTF-8 could in very rare cases cause this to return an invalid path. Therefore it's always safest to access the file over its ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY and not the path.
On success returns a read only string which you must not modify or destroy. Returns NULL on failure.
Note: prior to 5.1.5 it was written: "... the path will not be an absolute path if the entry wasn't created from an absolute path". This is no longer true.
al_update_fs_entry
bool al_update_fs_entry(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Updates file status information for a filesystem entry. File status information is automatically updated when the entry is created, however you may update it again with this function, e.g. in case it changed.
Returns true on success, false on failure. Fills in errno to indicate the error.
See also: al_get_errno, al_get_fs_entry_atime, al_get_fs_entry_ctime, al_get_fs_entry_mode
al_get_fs_entry_mode
uint32_t al_get_fs_entry_mode(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the entry's mode flags, i.e. permissions and whether the entry refers to a file or directory.
See also: al_get_errno, ALLEGRO_FILE_MODE
al_get_fs_entry_atime
time_t al_get_fs_entry_atime(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the time in seconds since the epoch since the entry was last accessed.
Warning: some filesystem either don't support this flag, or people turn it off to increase performance. It may not be valid in all circumstances.
See also: al_get_fs_entry_ctime, al_get_fs_entry_mtime, al_update_fs_entry
al_get_fs_entry_ctime
time_t al_get_fs_entry_ctime(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the time in seconds since the epoch this entry was created on the filesystem.
See also: al_get_fs_entry_atime, al_get_fs_entry_mtime, al_update_fs_entry
al_get_fs_entry_mtime
time_t al_get_fs_entry_mtime(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the time in seconds since the epoch since the entry was last modified.
See also: al_get_fs_entry_atime, al_get_fs_entry_ctime, al_update_fs_entry
al_get_fs_entry_size
off_t al_get_fs_entry_size(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Returns the size, in bytes, of the given entry. May not return anything sensible for a directory entry.
See also: al_update_fs_entry
al_fs_entry_exists
bool al_fs_entry_exists(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Check if the given entry exists on in the filesystem. Returns true if it does exist or false if it doesn't exist, or an error occurred. Error is indicated in Allegro's errno.
See also: al_filename_exists
al_remove_fs_entry
bool al_remove_fs_entry(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Delete this filesystem entry from the filesystem. Only files and empty directories may be deleted.
Returns true on success, and false on failure, error is indicated in Allegro's errno.
See also: al_filename_exists
al_filename_exists
bool al_filename_exists(const char *path)
Check if the path exists on the filesystem, without creating an ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY object explicitly.
See also: al_fs_entry_exists
al_remove_filename
bool al_remove_filename(const char *path)
Delete the given path from the filesystem, which may be a file or an empty directory. This is the same as al_remove_fs_entry, except it expects the path as a string.
Returns true on success, and false on failure. Allegro's errno is filled in to indicate the error.
See also: al_remove_fs_entry
Directory functions
al_open_directory
bool al_open_directory(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Opens a directory entry object. You must call this before using al_read_directory on an entry and you must call al_close_directory when you no longer need it.
Returns true on success.
See also: al_read_directory, al_close_directory
al_read_directory
ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *al_read_directory(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Reads the next directory item and returns a filesystem entry for it.
Returns NULL if there are no more entries or if an error occurs. Call al_destroy_fs_entry on the returned entry when you are done with it.
See also: al_open_directory, al_close_directory
al_close_directory
bool al_close_directory(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e)
Closes a previously opened directory entry object.
Returns true on success, false on failure and fills in Allegro's errno to indicate the error.
See also: al_open_directory, al_read_directory
al_get_current_directory
char *al_get_current_directory(void)
Returns the path to the current working directory, or NULL on failure. The returned path is dynamically allocated and must be destroyed with al_free.
Allegro's errno is filled in to indicate the error if there is a failure. This function may not be implemented on some (virtual) filesystems.
See also: al_get_errno, al_free
al_change_directory
bool al_change_directory(const char *path)
Changes the current working directory to 'path'.
Returns true on success, false on error.
al_make_directory
bool al_make_directory(const char *path)
Creates a new directory on the filesystem. This function also creates any parent directories as needed.
Returns true on success (including if the directory already exists), otherwise returns false on error. Fills in Allegro's errno to indicate the error.
See also: al_get_errno
al_open_fs_entry
ALLEGRO_FILE *al_open_fs_entry(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e, const char *mode)
Open an ALLEGRO_FILE handle to a filesystem entry, for the given access mode. This is like calling al_fopen with the name of the filesystem entry, but uses the appropriate file interface, not whatever was set with the latest call to al_set_new_file_interface.
Returns the handle on success, NULL on error.
See also: al_fopen
Alternative filesystem functions
By default, Allegro uses platform specific filesystem functions for things like directory access. However if for example the files of your game are not in the local filesystem but inside some file archive, you can provide your own set of functions (or use an addon which does this for you, for example our physfs addon allows access to the most common archive formats).
ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE
typedef struct ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE;
The available functions you can provide for a filesystem. They are:
ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY * fs_create_entry (const char *path);
void fs_destroy_entry (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
const char * fs_entry_name (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_update_entry (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
uint32_t fs_entry_mode (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
time_t fs_entry_atime (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
time_t fs_entry_mtime (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
time_t fs_entry_ctime (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
off_t fs_entry_size (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_entry_exists (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_remove_entry (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_open_directory (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY * fs_read_directory (ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_close_directory(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
bool fs_filename_exists(const char *path);
bool fs_remove_filename(const char *path);
char * fs_get_current_directory(void);
bool fs_change_directory(const char *path);
bool fs_make_directory(const char *path);
ALLEGRO_FILE * fs_open_file(ALLEGRO_FS_ENTRY *e);
al_set_fs_interface
void al_set_fs_interface(const ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE *fs_interface)
Set the ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE table for the calling thread.
See also: al_set_standard_fs_interface, al_store_state, al_restore_state.
al_set_standard_fs_interface
void al_set_standard_fs_interface(void)
Return the ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE table to the default, for the calling thread.
See also: al_set_fs_interface.
al_get_fs_interface
const ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE *al_get_fs_interface(void)
Return a pointer to the ALLEGRO_FS_INTERFACE table in effect for the calling thread.
See also: al_store_state, al_restore_state.


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by BNNIn Lithuania, less than a quarter of the population trust political parties and prosecutors, standing out in loss of confidence since October, an opinion poll by Vilmorus found.
Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT reports on Monday, November 24, that the survey, published by the daily Lietuvos Rytas on Saturday, shows that 22.2 percent of the public trust the prosecution service, down from 26.3 percent in October. And 23.4 percent said they mistrusted the service, up from 19.8 percent.
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Close to two thirds, 63.5 percent, of the respondents said they didn’t trust political parties in November, up from 57.2 percent in October. The parliament, Seimas, is distrusted by 60.9 percent (51.7 percent in October), the courts by 31.5 percent (29.6 percent in October), and the government, by 29 percent (23.7 percent in October).
People in Lithuania have most trust in firefighters (91.6 percent in November, up from 88.8 percent in October), followed by the police (65.8 percent and 63.3 percent respectively), and the president (64 percent and 71.2 percent respectively).
The army is trusted by 60.8 percent of the public (63.3 percent in October) and the social insurance fund SoDra by 52.3 percent (53.3 percent in October).
The Vilmorus survey of 1,020 people was carried out on November 8-16.
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Harness the power of 'quanteda', 'data.table' & 'stringi' to quickly generate 'tm' DocumentTermMatrix and TermDocumentMatrix data structures.
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| Published: | 2017-12-16 |
| Author: | Tyler Rinker [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Tyler Rinker <tyler.rinker at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | http://github.com/trinker/gofastr/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| URL: | http://github.com/trinker/gofastr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | gofastr citation info |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | gofastr results |
| Reference manual: | gofastr.pdf |
| Package source: | gofastr_0.3.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: gofastr_0.3.0.zip, r-release: gofastr_0.3.0.zip, r-oldrel: gofastr_0.3.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: gofastr_0.3.0.tgz, r-oldrel: gofastr_0.3.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | gofastr archive |
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Muzzhapilangad Drive-in Beach
The Muzzhapilangad Drive-in Beach at Kannur is one referred to with many superlatives- as the longest drive-in beach in the whole of India, as one of the cleanest beaches of Kannur and most importantly, as one of the best drive-in beaches that the entire Asian continent has to offer!
Being Kerala's only drive-in beach, it attracts the attention of many tourists around the year. The whole concept of drive-in beaches is that you can drive right on the sandy shores of the beach- it is not very often that you get to drive along a 4 km long shoreline that offers an open road with no traffic and a stunning view.
Treat the adrenaline junkie in you and go out for some paragliding, parasailing, powerboating and many other water sports. The Muzzhapilangad Drive-In Beach is the perfect weekend getaway to blow off some steam and spend quality time with your loved ones.
Palakayyam Thattu
Tucked away in the verdant greenery of the Western Ghats and soaring at a dizzying altitude of 3500 feet above sea level, Palakayyam Thattu is one of the most beautiful hill stations in the entire state of Kerala. Adorned with luxuriously dense greenery, sky-touching trees and majestic hillocks, the view that Palakayyam Thattu enjoys is one that you will rarely find. Owing to its considerable altitude, this hill station is often visited by low hanging clouds that render the entire atmosphere misty and fresh!
The magnificent view of this hillock has made it one of the most popular trekking destinations in the south. Sipping on a cup of tea as you overlook the lavish foliage from the top is truly an experience that you will cherish forever. The entire climb up to Palakayyam Thattu is one that is cradled in the serene laps of nature- tranquil, and untouched by the worries of the world. Visiting this gorgeous hill station and basking in its remarkable view with your loved ones would be a perfect way to escape the monotony of our fast-paced city lives and indulge in some excitement and enjoyment.


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JavaScript language notes
Type conversion
Use Number("3")
to convert a value to a number. Alternatively, use parseInt()
and parseFloat()
.
Variable declarations
Bindings declared with let
and const
are local to the block that they are declared in. Old-style var
bindings are visible throughout the whole function they appear in (or global scope).
Array operations
The following definition has been executed in this page (access the console to manipulate it):
let aList = [1, 4, 9, 16, 25]
Membership in arrays and strings
The method includes()
checks if an element is in an array or if a string is in another string.
Mnemonic: The word in is in includes
.
arr.includes(3) s.includes("and")
map() enumeration
const arr = ['a', 'b', 'c'] arr.map((element, index) => `The element at index ${index} is ${element}`) => ['... index 0 is a', '... index 1 is b', '... index 2 is c']


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| 011:093 Khan | : |
"And O my people! Act according to your ability and way, and I am acting (on my way). You will come to know who it is on whom descends the torment that will cover him with ignominy, and who is a liar! And watch you! Verily, I too am watching with you." |
| 011:093 Maulana | : |
And, O my people, act according to your ability, I too am acting.  And watch, surely I too am watching with you. |
| 011:093 Pickthal | : |
And, O my people! Act according to your power, lo! I (too) am acting. Ye will soon know on whom there cometh a doom that will abase him, and who it is that lieth. And watch! Lo! I am a watcher with you. |
| 011:093 Rashad | : |
"O my people, go on doing what you wish, and so will I. You will certainly find out which of us will incur shameful retribution; you will find out who the liar is. Just wait in anticipation, and I will wait in anticipation along with you." |
| 011:093 Sarwar | : |
My people, do as you wish and I will do (as I believe). You will soon know who will suffer a humiliating torment and who was the one telling lies. Wait and I too will be waiting with you." |
| 011:093 Shakir | : |
And, O my people! act according to your ability, I too am acting; you will come to know soon who it is on whom will light the punishment that will disgrace him and who it is that is a liar, and watch, surely I too am watching with you. |
| 011:093 Sherali | : |
'And O my people, act according to your power. I, too, am acting.  And wait; I too wait with you.' |
| 011:093 Yusufali | : |
"And O my people! Do whatever ye can: I will do (my part): Soon will ye know who it is on whom descends the penalty of ignominy; and who is a liar! and watch ye! for I too am watching with you!" |
Concepts/Themes Covered:
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


First-authored papers
Takano, T. and K. Nishida, 2023, Tidal response of seismic wave velocity at shallow crust in Japan, submitted to Geophysical Research Letters
Takano, T., T. Nishimura, and H. Nakahra, 2023, Anisotropic seismic velocity variations in response to different orientations of tidal deformations, in prep.
Takano, T., F. Brenguier, M. Campillo, A. Peltier, and T. Nishimura, 2020, Noise-based passive ballistic wave seismic monitoring on an active volcano, Geophysical Journal International, 220, 501-507, https://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggz466. [PDF]
Takano, T., T. Nishimura, H. Nakahara, E. Fujita, and H. Fujita, 2019, Sensitivity of seismic velocity changes to the tidal strain at different lapse-times: Data analyses of a small seismic array at Izu-Oshima volcano, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth,124. https://doi.org/10.1029/2018JB016235. [PDF]
Takano, T., T. Nishimura, and H. Nakahara, 2017, Seismic velocity changes concentrated at the shallow structure as inferred from correlation analyses of ambient noise during volcano deformation at Izu-Oshima, Japan, Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 122 (8), 6721–6736, 2017JB014340. [PDF]
Takano, T., T. Nishimura, H. Nakahara, Y. Ohta, and S. Tanaka, 2014, Seismic velocity changes caused by the earth tide: Ambient noise correlation analyses of small-array data, Geophysical Research Letters, 41 (17), 6131-6136, 2014GL060690. [PDF]


One Hundredth Birthday
(Adapted from Introduction to Programming with Java: A Problem-Solving Approach, Dean and Dean, McGraw-Hill.)
Write a program that prompts the user for his/her birthday month, day, and year and prints the date of the user’s one hundredth birthday.
Sample session:
Enter the month you were born: March
Enter the day you were born: 18
Enter the year you were born: 1986
You will be 100 on March 18, 2086.