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Theerat Prommarak (Armno)
Personal Information
About me
My name is Armno. I am a web developer based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. I started my career since I finished school in 2010. My experiences cover both front-end and back-end development. I love to learn new technologies about the web, researching, experimenting on frameworks/libraries/tools to improve my workflow. Web developer is what I love to be and I am always trying to be a better one. I would love to get better by working with teams, too.
Education
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Engineering), Chiang Mai University (2010)
Experiences
Snapp Labs Co., LTD. - March 2010 to May 2013 (3 years 3 months)
- Web Application Development (using CakePHP, MySQL on Apache Server)
- Facebook Application Development (Canvas apps, Page Tab apps) utilizing Graph API, Dialog API, and FQL (with PHP and JavaScript SDKs)
- Simple REST API
- Server Management : Basic set up for Linux-based web server, monitor server’s resources (mostly VPS)
- WordPress : Theme Development, Custom Post Types
- Developing and deploying applications on PaaS like Heroku and AppFog
- Front-end performance optimization for websites
Skills
- HTML, CSS : intermediate
- JavaScript & jQuery : intermediate
- PHP Frameworks & CMS
- CakePHP : intermediate
- CodeIgniter : beginner
- WordPress : intermediate
- MySQL : beginner
- Git & Github : intermediate (preferred command-line)
- Ruby : beginner
- Server Management : beginner (be able to set up LAMP stack, VirtualHosts, and install SSL)
- Web Design (Adobe Photoshop, Fireworks & Gimp) : beginner
- Jekyll : beginner
Development Environment
- OS : Ubuntu & MacOS X (10.7+)
- Browser : Google Chrome
- Editors : Sublime Text & Vim
- Tools : Sass, Guard, Git, Zsh, Emmet
Hobbies & Interests
- Photography (1) and (2)
- Travel
- Reading Books
- Playing Guitar
- Writing blogs
- Coding
Github Profile
Please visit https://github.com/armno
Status
Not available for hire.
Last update: July 2013


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I wake up every morning knowing that we are all in this world together to learn from each other. I allow myself to aspire within my own well being to grow with others in the same form that we allow our brain to connect with our realities and transform our lives in order to make the best of who I am today.


The navigation menu service ($navigationMenu
) can be used in combination with the navigation menu button to control the visibility of the side navigation menu from anywhere in the application.
The following code shows an example of using this service; the full example can be seen via the Plunker link above.
The following functions are available on the $navigationMenu
service.
collapseAtWidth
value to its default.
The event navigationMenu.visibilityChanged
is also broadcast on the root scope whenever the visible state changes. The data parameter of this event is a boolean indicating whether the side navigation menu has become visible.
Note: This service can be used in an Angular application by importing the HybridModule.


Malicious reduce graph
Malicious reduced graph is aimed to simply the original graph by deleting inessential paths which doesn't include exploit url nodes or downloaded files nodes (md5 nodes).Motif reduce graph
Motif reduce graph depend on below rulesIntention graph
Intention graph depend on below rules


黒の手番です。52 はどう動かしますか？
Unlimited
pips Black=106 White=166
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
1. 16/11* 4/2 eq:+0.524 66.12% (G:32.38% B:3.72%) 33.88% (G:2.39% B:0.07%) 2. 16/9 eq:+0.448 (-0.076) 66.81% (G:24.36% B:2.14%) 33.19% (G:3.21% B:0.12%) 3. 16/11* 8/6 eq:+0.396 (-0.128) 62.32% (G:30.64% B:3.58%) 37.68% (G:3.17% B:0.09%) 4. 16/11* 11/9 eq:+0.372 (-0.152) 61.84% (G:29.97% B:3.34%) 38.16% (G:3.50% B:0.11%) 5. 16/11* 9/7 eq:+0.353 (-0.172) 61.51% (G:29.67% B:3.46%) 38.49% (G:4.30% B:0.24%)


Any jSQL committed to the server will be visible on any page which connects to the same jSQLEverywhere server
Once the server has connected you open the other example links and you will see that it was loaded on this list.


We observed about 2200 emission line galaxy spectra on the COSMOS field with the VLT FORS2 instrument as a base to estimate the [OII] luminosity function at redshift greater than 1.
For more details on the [OII] LF
Please read the paper : The 0.1 < z < 1.65 evolution of the bright end of the [OII] luminosity function by Johan Comparat, Johan Richard, Jean-Paul Kneib, Olivier Ilbert, V. Gonzalez-Perez, Laurence Tresse, Julien Zoubian, Stephane Arnouts, Roland Bacon, Joel R. Brownstein, Carlton Baugh, Timothee Delubac, Anne Ealet, Stephanie Escoffier, Jian Ge, Eric Jullo, Cedric Lacey, Nicholas P. Ross, David Schlegel, Donald P. Schneider, Oliver Steele, Lidia Tasca, Christophe Yeche, Michael Lesser, Zhaoji Jiang, Yipeng Jing, Zhou Fan, Xiaohui Fan, Jun Ma, Jundan Nie, Jiali Wang, Zhenyu Wu, Tianmeng Zhang, Xu Zhou, Zhimin Zhou, Hu Zou.
To obtain the data:
You can browse through these folders to retrieve the observed spectra or the catalog.
Related links:
The COSMOS evolution survey database contains very complementary catalogs and datasets to the one hosted here :
Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope Legacy Survey
last update, feb. 2016, by J. Comparat


Clinical decision making in the field is both difficult and inefficient.
Community health workers don't have a good way of knowing which vaccines to bring with them to immunization camps, which makes it difficult to get every child their required vaccine on time.
Many mothers don't understand the importance of vaccines and choose not to take their children to immunization clinics.
Many times mothers also forget about camps or do not realize the number of shots required for full immunization.
NGOs are missing real-time, actionable data. Current data collection methods are outdated and time-consuming.
This means that NGOs can't tell which babies are missing their vaccines, and also can't judge the efficacy of intervention methods.
With our app, community health workers can create vaccine records and store them on a small near-field communication (NFC) chip in the Khushi Baby necklace. NFC is a form of short-range communication that enables the wireless transfer of data. Clinicians can simply scan the chip with a mobile phone to see which vaccinations the baby needs.
They don’t even need an Internet connection.
As soon as the phone enters an area with cellular service, it uploads all vaccine data to the cloud. Back at the office, health workers can monitor it in real time. With highly specific and accurate data at their fingertips, they have a better sense of the needs of the surrounding communities.
Help us help these children today.
DONATEWe'd love to hear from you.


What does “quantum” mean?
Quantum theory, developed in the early 1900’s, revolutionized physics and chemistry by successfully explaining the weird behavior of tiny particles like atoms and electrons. In the late twentieth century it was discovered that it applied not just to these particles, but to information itself. This led to a revolution in the science and technology of information processing, making possible previously unimagined kinds of computing and communication.
What is a quantum computer?
A quantum computer is a device able to manipulate delicate quantum states in a controlled fashion, the way an ordinary computer manipulates its bits.
What is a qubit?
A qubit is the quantum version of a bit, and its quantum state can take values of |0>, |1>, or both at once, a phenomenon known as superposition. The half angle bracket notation |> is conventionally used to distinguish qubits from ordinary bits.
What is a superposition?
A superposition is a weighted sum or difference of two or more states; for example, the state of the air when two or more musical tones are sounding at once. Ordinary, or “classical,” superpositions commonly occur in everyday phenomena involving waves.
How are quantum superpositions different?
Quantum theory predicts that a computer with N qubits can exist in a superposition of all 2N of its distinct logical states |00…0> through |11…1>. This is exponentially more than a classical superposition. Playing N musical tones at once can only produce a superposition of N states.
How is superposition different from probability?
A row of N coins, each of which might be heads or tails, has 2N possiblestates, but it actually is in only one of them—we just don’t know which. For this reason, quantum superposition is a more powerful resource than classical probabilism.
How is a quantum superposition different from massive parallelism?
Though superposition is stronger than a probabilism, it is weaker than actually having an army of 2N real computers all working on the problem at once. Superposition is strictly weaker than full parallelism, and strictly stronger than probabilism.
What is entanglement?
Entanglement is a property of most quantum superpositions and does not occur in classical superpositions. In an entangled state, the whole system is in a definite state, even though the parts are not. Observing one of two entangled particles makes it behave randomly, but tells the observer exactly how the other particle would act if a similar observation were made on it. Because entanglement involves a correlation between individually random behaviors of the two particles, it cannot be used to send a message. Therefore, the term “instantaneous action at a distance,” sometimes used to describe entanglement, is a misnomer. There is no action, only correlation, which, though uncannily perfect, can only be detected afterward when the two observers compare notes. The ability of quantum computers to exist in entangled states is responsible for much of their extra computing power, as well as many other feats of quantum information processing that cannot be performed, or even described, classically.
What is a quantum gate?
Quantum gates are the elementary building blocks for quantum computation, acting on qubits the way classical logic gates act on bits, one and two at a time, to change their state in a controllable way.


Pipe with optional heat exchange.
Thermodynamic equations are defined by Partials.TwoPort. Q_flow is defined by heatPort.Q_flow (useHeatPort=true) or zero (useHeatPort=false).
Note: Setting parameter m (mass of medium within pipe) to zero leads to neglect of temperature transient cv*m*der(T).
Note: Injecting heat into a pipe with zero mass flow causes temperature rise defined by storing heat in medium's mass.


Ti.ImageFactory Module
Description
This module provides a set of image transformation functions.
Getting Started
View the Using Titanium Modules document for instructions on getting
started with using this module in your application.
Accessing the Ti.ImageFactory Module
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
var ImageFactory = require('ti.imagefactory');
Functions
imageWithRotation
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image that is rotated.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- degrees[int]: The degrees to rotate the image
imageWithAlpha
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image, adding an alpha channel if it doesn't already have one.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- Currently there are no properties for this method -- specify an empty dictionary
imageWithTransparentBorder
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image, adding a transparent border of the given size around its edges. The size of the image will be expanded by the specified border size.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- borderSize[int]: The size of the border (default: 1)
imageWithRoundedCorner
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image with rounded corners.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- borderSize[int]: The size of the border (default: 1)
- cornerRadius[int]: The radius of the corner edges (default: 0)
imageAsThumbnail
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image that is squared to the thumbnail size.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- size[int]: The size of the thumbnail (default: 48)
- borderSize[int]: The size of the border (default: 1)
- cornerRadius[int]: The radius of the corner edges (default:0)
- quality[int]: The interpolation quality. One of the following constants (default: imagefactory.QUALITY_HIGH)
- imagefactory.QUALITY_DEFAULT
- imagefactory.QUALITY_NONE
- imagefactory.QUALITY_LOW
- imagefactory.QUALITY_MEDIUM
- imagefactory.QUALITY_HIGH
imageAsResized
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image that is rescaled to the specified size.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- width[int]: The width of the new image (default: image width)
- height[int]: The height of the new image (default: image height)
- quality[int]: The interpolation quality. One of the following constants (default: imagefactory.QUALITY_HIGH)
- imagefactory.QUALITY_DEFAULT
- imagefactory.QUALITY_NONE
- imagefactory.QUALITY_LOW
- imagefactory.QUALITY_MEDIUM
- imagefactory.QUALITY_HIGH
- hires[boolean]: Create a hires image (for Retina displays only)
imageAsCropped
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image that is cropped to the specified bounds.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Options[dictionary]: A dictionary specifying the options for the transformation
- width[int]: The width of the new image (default: image width)
- height[int]: The height of the new image (default: image height)
- x[int]: The x-coordinate of the upper-left corner of the bounds (default: image center - width / 2)
- y[int]: The y-coordinate of the upper-left corner of the bounds (default: image center - height / 2)
imageTransform
Creates a new image by applying a sequence of transformations to the image.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to transform
- Transform[dictionary]: A sequence of transform specifications. Transforms are listed as additional parameters to the function and are applied in the order specified. Each transform is a dictionary with the options described above for each transform along with an additional 'type' property included with each dictionary of transform options.
- type[int]: The identifier of the transform to apply. One of the following constants
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_CROP
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_RESIZE
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_THUMBNAIL
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_ROUNDEDCORNER
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_TRANSPARENTBORDER
- imagefactory.TRANSFORM_ALPHA
- options as described in the above transforms
compress
Creates a new image by creating a copy of the given image and applying the specified compression quality.
Arguments
- Image blob[blob]: Image to compress
- Compression Quality[float]; The quality of the resulting JPEG image, expressed as a value from 0.0 to 1.0. The value 0.0 represents the maximum compression (or lowest quality) while the value 1.0 represents the least compression (or best quality). (default: 1.0)
Usage
See example.
Author
Jeff English
Module History
View the change log for this module.
Feedback and Support
Please direct all questions, feedback, and concerns to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>License
Copyright(c) 2011-2013 by Appcelerator, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Please see the LICENSE file included in the distribution for further details.


Chic and Ready For the Chill! Amazon's Best Winter-Worthy Dresses
by Katharine StahlFrigid weather and your favorite frock might not be an obvious pairing, but we have definitive proof that Winter can absolutely be dress friendly, thanks to Amazon. The mega-retailer has you covered (literally) in the most fashionable cold-weather-friendly dresses around, and we're loving every single option.
Need a mini that will keep you warm? Check out Amazon's animal-printed sweater dresses. How about a look that will go from the office to a holiday party? Amazon has almost too many options (seriously, we can't pick just one among all these beauties). From inexpensive finds that won't break your gift-buying budget to investment pieces you'll want to wear all year long, these dresses are the absolute chicest Winter wear around. Keep reading to check out 22 of Amazon's best Winter-ready dresses, all designed to make frozen fashionable.
Free People Retro Romance Midi Dress
Available in two floral-and-leopard color combos, Free People's Retro Romance Midi Dress ($148-$262) is made of midweight jersey with a mockneck and a button keyhole at the back.
Daily Ritual V-Neck Sweater Dress
Available in five neutral colors, Daily Ritual's V-Neck Sweater Dress ($39) is perfect for work, travel, and every other cold day.

BB Dakota Zebra Sweater Dress
Go wild with BB Dakota's Zebra Sweater Dress ($118).
Alexis Sabryna Dress
Made of nonstretch crepe, the Alexis Sabryna Dress ($594) has a cutout design at the chest with a tie mockneck and tiered seams.
Opening Ceremony Long Sleeve Rib Knit Midi Dress
Opening Ceremony's Long Sleeve Rib Knit Midi Dress ($315) has a drop-waist silhouette with an asymmetrical hem.
Saodimallsu Knit Dress
Put a long-sleeved shirt under this Saodimallsu Knit Dress ($24), add some tights and boots, and you're Winter ready.
OPT Aura Dress
Made of midweight, low-stretch velour, OPT's Aura Dress ($150) has a faux-wrap style with notched lapels and unique hook-and-eye closures at the front and cuffs.
Petersyn Lorna Dress
Petersyn's Lorna Dress ($399) is made of soft, midweight twill and has a ruffle hem, a deep V-neckline with lace-up details and a standing collar, and puff shoulders.
Boutique Moschino Coin-Purse Sweater Dress
A dress that comes with a purse?! Yes, please! Boutique Moschino's Coin-Purse Sweater Dress ($438) is a bouclé knit minidress with an attached over-the-shoulder chain and coin purse at its front.
Wayf Nassau Dress
Wayf's Nassau Dress ($108) looks so much more expensive than it actually is. Tiered ruffle detailing and a pink and gold floral print add to the appeal.
Prettygarden Belted Dress With Pockets
Available in multiple colors, Prettygarden's Belted Dress With Pockets ($21) is an Amazon bestseller, with almost 1,000 rave reviews.
Whit Maude Dress
Whit's Maude Dress ($678) is cold-weather chic with a ruffled mockneck, a blouson bodice, long raglan sleeves, and a drawstring waist with side ties.
Fheaven Sweater Dress
We love that this Fheaven Sweater Dress ($13) has pockets and is available in multiple colors.
Black Halo Antonia Dress
Made of a midweight stretch crepe, Black Halo's Antonia Dress ($415) has a mockneck with button details and long sleeves with padded shoulders.
Lark & Ro Mock Neck Bell-Sleeve Sweater Dress
Lark & Ro's Mock Neck Bell-Sleeve Sweater Dress ($25-$49) has on-trend bell sleeves and is made of soft, cozy yarn. The best part? It's machine washable.
C/MEO Collective With or Without Dress
The perfect day-to-night look, C/MEO Collective's With or Without Dress ($195-$240) has a collared neck, shaped panels at its yoke, and long sleeves with snap cuffs.
Vince Long-Sleeve Button-Back Dress
The button back and wrap silhouette take Vince's Long Sleeve Dress ($345) from simple to super chic.
Floerns Snakeskin Midi Dress
Floerns' Snakeskin Midi Dress ($26) accentuates your waist and comes in various colors.
Lost + Wander Outpost Wrap Dress
Lost + Wander's Outpost Wrap Dress ($118) looks good in every season. Add boots and a turtleneck to make it work for Winter.
Pam & Gela Ocelot Mock Neck Dress
Pam & Gela Ocelot Mock Neck Dress ($207) is made of a midweight knit with ribbed trim. Distressed edges and an animal print up the style game.


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The manufacturing facility situated at Verna, Goa has started operating in the year 2004. This is a facility set up to produce Oral Solid Dosage Forms. The unit is approved by WHO, UK MHRA, US FDA and MCC South Africa. It supplies products to all Regulated Market and ROW countries. The following are the few products :
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Let's play Pig Dice!
contestant 1 Name:
contestant 2 Name:
Start
NEW GAME
contestant 1:
Roll
Hold
Dice Roll:
Round Total:
Total Score:
contestant 2:
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Class WebSocket
Extends
.
A WebSocket is used to communicate with web browsers using the WebSocket protocol wich allows data to be sent both ways using TCP/IP. Please note that ._open() must be called to assign a socket to the WebSocket.
When a WebSocket recieves data it will store it in its internal buffer; and when enough data have been reiceved it will try to parse frames and messages from the buffer. At any given time, the buffer might contain none, one or more frames. After each time data have been recieved the WebSocket will try to parse it for frames; and will do so until the buffer is empty or contains uncomplete frames.
Event 'data': function(data, isBinary) { }
Emitted when a message is recieved from the client. 'data' is a string if the
boolean 'isBinary' is false else it is a Buffer.
Event 'open': function() { }
Emitted when the WebSocket is connected and ready to recieve data. This event
is only used for WebSockets created with websocket.connect().
Event 'close': function() { }
Emitted when the WebSocket is closed.
Event 'error': function(ex) { }
Emitted when an exception occures in the WebSocket. 'ex' is the error.
Defined in: websocket.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
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| Field Attributes | Field Name and Description |
|---|---|
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Maximum allowed length of recieved frame, in bytes.
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{int}
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If non-zero, the WebSocket will send a hearbeat PONG frame after this
time of inactivity (in milliseconds).
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{bool}
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Indicates if the WebSocket originates from a browser client.
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{bool}
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Indicates if data sent by the WebSocket should be masked.
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{int}
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Maximum allowed length of recieved message, in bytes.
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{int}
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Maximum allowed length of PING frame payload length, in bytes.
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{int}
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The socket's state.
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{bool}
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Indicates if the data recieved on the WebSocket is required to be masked.
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{net.Socket}
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The WebSocket's underlying socket used when communicating over TCP/IP
with the client.
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| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
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close()
Close the WebSocket and its underlying socket.
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send(payload)
Sends the supplied payload to the client as text.
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setHeartbeatTimeout(timeout)
Sets the timeout after which the WebSocket's sends a hearbeat frame to the
client.
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- Default Value:
- 1048576 (1 MB)
- Default Value:
- 0
- Default Value:
- false
- Default Value:
- false
- Default Value:
- 1048576 (1 MB)
- Default Value:
- 1024 (1 kB)
- Default Value:
- READY_STATE.CONNECTING
- Default Value:
- false
- Default Value:
- null
- Parameters:
- {string|Buffer} payload
- A payload that will be sent. The payload can eighter be a string (sent as text) or a Buffer (sent as binary).
- Parameters:
- {int} timeout
- Timeout (in milliseconds). If zero, no hearbeat frames will be sent.


How to set up hugo website
What to do after work?
Page content
Install hugo from the binary release.
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Download hugo_0.56.1 version from HERE.
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Install it using commands in Ubuntu/WSL using
sudo apt install ./hugo_0.56.1_Linux-64bit.deb
Create a new site
hugo new site quickstart
Add a theme
See themes.gohugo.io for a list of themes to consider. This quickstart uses the beautiful Ananke theme.
cd quickstart
# Download the theme
git init
git submodule add https://github.com/Vimux/Mainroad.git themes/Mainroad
# Edit your config.toml configuration file
# and add the Mainroad theme.
echo 'theme = "Mainroad"' >> config.toml
Add Some Content
hugo new posts/my-first-post.md
Start the Hugo server
hugo server -D
Customize the Theme
Your new site already looks great, but you will want to tweak it a little before you release it to the public.
Site Configuration Open up config.toml in a text editor:
Build static pages
Just call hugo


| Build Log |
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Creating temporary file "f:\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\imdexp\Release\RSP000013.rsp" with contents [ /O2 /I "..\lib\devil\include" /I "..\src\\" /D "WIN32" /D "NDEBUG" /D "_WINDOWS" /D "_USRDLL" /D "IMDEXP_EXPORTS" /D "_WINDLL" /D "_MBCS" /FD /EHsc /MT /GS /YX"stdafx.h" /Fp"Release/imdexp.pch" /Fo"Release/" /Fd"Release/vc70.pdb" /W3 /c /Wp64 /Zi /TP "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\nvidia\NvTriStripObjects.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\nvidia\NvTriStrip.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\zappy\Striper.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\zappy\RevisitedRadix.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\zappy\CustomArray.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\strip\zappy\Adjacency.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\imd2\imd2.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\log\loger.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\callback.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpTag.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpSkin.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpMesh.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpMaterial.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpLight.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExpBone.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\ImdExp.cpp" "\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\src\imdexp_main.cpp" ] Creating command line "cl.exe @"f:\My Dev\Iris\imdexp\imdexp\Release\RSP000013.rsp" /nologo" |
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It is a showcase to present your council’s project or activity for consideration of a State service award.
A scrapbook is for
cover a group of multiple activities combined.
The State winner in each program area is then submitted to the Supreme Council as a representative of the Kansas Knights of Columbus and entered in the lntemational level competition.
You can use whatever format of book, scrapbook, 3 ring binder, duo-tang report cover or other style the council would like to use.
Anything and everything, within reason, that will “Tell the Story” of your council’s project or activity.
Elements you want to consider including are as follows:
- The submission form found in the Council Forms Booklet (Required)
- A brief 1 or 2 paragraph summary
- Statement of council project or activity in detail
- Number of members and percentage of council membership participating
- Numbers of hours donated by members
- Costs involved
- Funds raised
- Newspaper articles
- Photographs
- Church bulletin write ups
- Letters of support or thanks
- Results of the project or activity
- Anything else that can support, promote or enhance the story
The best time to plan the scrapbook is at the beginning of the fraternal year when the council maps out its programs and activities for the year. You then will have adequate time to acquire all of the necessary records, photographs, articles, and other material to include in the scrapbook as the project or activity is being organized and implemented.
Each scrapbook can only be submitted in one program area. By answering the following questions, you can determine the correct program area and which Director to submit it to for consideration. “Who benefited from the project or activity?” “Was it Church, Youth, Family, Culture of Life, Community or Council?”
DO:
- Plan ahead
- Keep great records
- Publicize the project or activity
- Keep copies of the papers or bulletins
- Solicit support from the Pastor, Chaplain and Community leaders for the project or activity Take quality photographs
- Organize and present the material in a smooth flowing story format
DON’T:
- Wait until the last minute
- Just “throw” it together
- Treat it like it’s not important
- MISS the filing deadline!!
- Over do it with volume that is not pertinent
.
Don’t forget to fill out the required submission form found in the Council Forms Booklet and include it with the scrapbook. Send the scrapbook to the appropriate State Church, Youth, Family, Community or Council Director BEFORE the deadline!!
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Furman: 'We want to come away with something'
Cape Town - Bafana Bafana are desperate to return to South Africa with a positive result, says midfielder Dean Furman.
The national team are currently in Ghana preparing to take on the Black Stars as the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifying campaign kicks off this week.
In Group C, Bafana Bafana are accompanied by Ghana, Sudan and the lowly ranked São Tomé and Príncipe.
On Thursday, November 14 Ghana welcomes Molefi Ntseki's Bafana Bafana charges to the Cape Coast Sports Stadium.
The match starts at 21:00 (SA time).
"There is a clean bill of health. Everyone is looking forward to playing," said Furman ahead of the much-anticipated fixture.
"I think tonight is going to be a very important (training) session, so we can acclimatise and get used to the heat and the environment.
"Hopefully, (we) get to work on some tactics because it is going to be a very difficult game."
During the 2019 AFCON qualifying campaign, South Africa qualified from Group E without any defeat along with African giants Nigeria.
Bafana Bafana beat the Super Eagles 2-0 in Uyo courtesy of goals from Tokelo Rantie and Percy Tau.
Furman believes that the away victory against Nigeria worked in Bafana's favour and hopes that they can inflict similar damage against the Black Stars in Ghana.
"We're definitely looking to come away with something. A win would be fantastic, and a point would be a great result because Ghana are also a top nation on this continent with some great players," said Furman.
"We want to come away with something. We've travelled long and hard to get here. We want something to show for our efforts.
"We want to get off to a good start and then come home. I think our home form is going to be key for us in qualification."
Earlier this year at the 2019 AFCON in Egypt, Bafana shocked the world in knocking out the host nation in the last 16.
That victory came under the tutelage of Stuart Baxter, who has since resigned as head coach.
The Ghana clash will be Ntseki's second match in charge since his interim gig was made permanent by the South African Football Association (SAFA) in August.
His first official match in the dugout was a 2-1 victory over Mali in the Nelson Mandela Challenge last month.
Furman claims that Bafana Bafana's progress at AFCON earlier this year along with the win over Mali has signaled to the rest of the continent that South Africa are a "force to be reckoned with".
"That's got to be the attitude going into this game (against Ghana). We don’t want to fear them," Furman continued.
"We give them respect but we certainly believe that on our day we’re a match for anyone and can cause anyone problems."
- Compiled by Tashreeq Vardien


Wolves Throwback Thursday: When Steve Bull and Andy Thompson debuted
More than 1,000 appearances between them and 24 years of combined service, Steve Bull and Andy Thompson wrote their names into Wolves folklore.
by Joe EdwardsBully, of course, is the club’s all-time top scorer with a whopping 306 goals from his 561 games.
Speedy penalty-taker Thommo made 451 appearances from full-back.
Snapped up for £65,000 from fierce rivals West Bromwich Albion – or the dark side, as Bull says – the pair proved to be such astute signings.
But the start, for both of them, was pretty underwhelming.
Tomorrow marks 33 years since Bull, wearing number eight, and Thompson, donning seven, pulled on gold and black for the first time.
There was no debut goal for Bull or a clean sheet for Thompson, though.
Instead, Wolves were downed 3-0 by Wrexham in front of 5,252 at Molineux – in Division Four.
They had dreamed of a glorious bow, but this was the harsh reality at Wolves – slowly working their way back up following near-death under the Bhatti Brothers.
And Thompson said: “It was a totally different place to play.
“Losing 3-0 to Wrexham, it was a bit of a reality check.
"It wasn’t a great time. The club had just come out of serious trouble after everything with the Bhatti Brothers.
“It was just after the two draws with Chorley in the FA Cup – and just before the loss to them at Burnden Park – as well.
“I just remember the change, coming over from West Brom where everything was done for you to Wolves where you had to wash your own kit.
“You had to do it all yourself and I just thought, I’ve got to put my heart and soul into this – everything I have.”
Thompson did just that – his commitment could never be questioned, and neither could Bull’s. And the pair soon helped turn things around for the better.
“When me and Steve got to the club, we were in the bottom four – but we ended up getting to the play-offs,” said Thompson.
“That’s testament to the work of Graham Turner and how he was with us.
“We lost to Aldershot in the play-offs but we recovered and went up the next season, and up from Division Three the season after that.
"Me and Steve loved our time at the club and we’re both so happy to be following the club, and all the success they have had, closely now.”
Bull did not find the back of the net against Wrexham, but soon got the first of his 306 for Wolves – at Cardiff in a 1-0 Freight Rover Trophy win.
He said on his debut: “It was a dismal day.
“The pitch was terrible, and there was not many there, to be honest.
“Coming from the other side, the dark side, the last thing me and Thommo wanted was to lose our first game 3-0.
“It wasn’t great but as soon as I got that first goal and people knew what Thommo was about, the fans took to us, and we never looked back.”
Bull and Thompson are still regulars at Molineux with the former serving as a club ambassador and the latter as a radio pundit.
“He’s still my best mate now. We’ve gone through everything with Wolves, and to see where the club is at now, it’s unbelievable,” added Bull.
“And we’ll be a part of the club until we’re told not to be!”


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The ⊥IW.nano round had a peculiar unlocking structure. When solvers first opened the round, it was entitled ⊥IW.giga and the metapuzzle for that round—Rule of Three—was already solved. Solvers needed to determine that one of the puzzles in the round—Twins—was impossible to solve normally and must be backsolved from the meta. When this puzzle was backsolved, the website allowed solvers to “zoom in” to ⊥IW.kilo, a whole new round with Twins as the metapuzzle. Solvers then needed to repeat this process and backsolve a particular puzzle in ⊥IW.kilo to enter ⊥IW.milli. Finally, in ⊥IW.milli, solvers found that one of the individual puzzles was titled ⊥IW.nano. Backsolving ⊥IW.nano completed the entire round and fixed the ⊥IW.nano building.
The answer to this puzzle is a feeder to Rule of Three—the metapuzzle of ⊥IW.giga. We know Rule of Three has the answer GALAXY. As stated above, we must reverse-engineer how Rule of Three worked and use that information to backsolve this puzzle.
The other answers in this round are:
FORD JOVIAL RAZOR OLD AGE TOPSY-TURVY TRIDENT TWIX
The first step is to notice that each of these answers is associated with a planet. This is also hinted at by the large scale of the round (⊥IW.giga) and the corresponding answer.
| Planet | Answer | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Mercury | FORD | Ford Mercury is a car |
| Venus | RAZOR | Venus is a brand of razor |
| Earth | ????? | |
| Mars | TWIX | Twix is a candy bar made by Mars |
| Jupiter | JOVIAL | JOVIAL comes from a latin root meaning Jupiter |
| Saturn | OLD AGE | Saturn, the Bringer of Old Age from Holst’s The Planets |
| Uranus | TOPSY-TURVY | Uranus spins sideways |
| Neptune | TRIDENT | The roman god Neptune wields a trident |
Now that we know that the answers relate to planets, we look at the times presented in the puzzle:
1987-05-15T02:00 UTC 1995-04-13T10:00 UTC 1988-05-07T04:00 UTC 2004-11-30T18:00 UTC 2014-11-21T22:00 UTC 1993-10-24T05:00 UTC
One natural thing to do here is to look at the solar system at each of those times. A website we like for this is JS Orrery, but there are a variety of sites out there. Fair warning though: some of them are less accurate than others.
It turns out that at each of these times there is a planetary syzygy, or an alignment of 3 planets.
| Time | Planets in syzygy order | Corresponding answers | Letter | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1987-05-15T02:00 | Mars | Earth | Uranus | TWIX | ????? | TOPSY-TURVY | G |
| 1995-04-13T10:00 | Earth | Venus | Saturn | ????? | RAZOR | OLD AGE | A |
| 1988-05-07T04:00 | Uranus | Saturn | Mercury | TOPSY-TURVY | OLD AGE | FORD | L |
| 2004-11-30T18:00 | Mercury | Venus | Jupiter | FORD | RAZOR | JOVIAL | A |
| 2014-11-21T22:00 | Mercury | Mars | Neptune | FORD | TWIX | TRIDENT | X |
| 1993-10-24T05:00 | Earth | Uranus | Neptune | ????? | TOPSY-TURVY | TRIDENT | Y |
We know the answer is GALAXY, and we need to figure out how to extract that answer in order to backsolve the answer to this puzzle. We might note that the first and last planet in each syzygy can be freely swapped, but the center planet is uniquely determined.
The next realization we must make is that the letter extracted is always a letter of the middle answer (e.g. X is in TWIX). Looking at the outer two answers, we can see that they always overlap in the position of extraction. For example, JOVIAL and FORD overlap in the second position, so we extract the second letter of RAZOR. Thus, the first row tells us that the Earth answer starts with G, the second row tells us that the second letter is L, and the sixth row tells us that the fifth letter is E. So the answer starts with GL??E. One such word is GLOBE, which is very thematic with Earth.


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Almond Joy
readtime ~8min
Been seeing flags hung at half mast more and more these day, and I guess that makes sense. I don't mean to sound like a pessimist, I just think when you have a specific kind of experience it's the way you tend to see things. I've been a cop, for what, damn near 30 years now. It'll be 30 next June. Signed up right after they handed me my diploma and never looked back. I can't deny that there are a few bad apples, but speaking from my own experience, most cops are decent enough folks. I think what people don't realize, and what most of us don't like to talk about too much, is how we see the things most people don't. It’s a job not everyone is capable of doing. Some guys drop out in under a year, and none of us can really blame him.  Most of us don't like talking about the things they're trying to forget.
Best way I can describe it is by saying most calls are like meals. You might be able to recall the specifics for a couple days, but after enough time passes it's just something you ate once upon a time. Of course, there are some meals you remember for months, or even years after you've had them.  With calls you remember, it's the opposite more or less. The first call I remember, really remember, was about a couple of kids coming home from prom.  And of course, he takes his date with him.
I showed up and end up having to make the report. I lost my dinner on the side of the highway, and a couple of the senior officers took a few jabs at me. Making jokes about me losing my appetite. Back then I didn't understand it. Why they were making jokes, I mean. Nowadays it makes sense. Because often times it's a choice between laughing or crying. And when you've spent enough time on the force and watched people you shared a car with eat their own guns, often times it makes a hell of a lot more sense to laugh.
When I think about it about it now the images of the two kids isn't quite as clear as you might think, and maybe that's for the best. Like any memory there's an idea of what you remember, and the reality of the way things were. What I do remember, clearer than any memory I've had, is the sounds the girl's mother made when she showed up to the scene of the accident. Sounds like that you don't forget. Sometimes when I'm alone I can still hear it. That night I picked up the bottle and never managed to find a way to put it down.
 It's what you know you're signing up for without knowing what you're signing up for. And that's fine. I've made as much peace as I can with it.  You see something that gets stored to that bad part of your brain. Something that reminds you why you picked up the bottle in the first place.
In the force we have this thing called the "Almond Joy Theory," for when things happen that you can't quite explain. Almond Joy used to have this slogan that went "Sometimes you feel like nut, sometimes you don't." It's something we used to say to make each other laugh, because that's what we did when we needed to. Calling perps "Almond Joys," you know?
I got call on the radio, and what I'm supposed to do is head over to this address to investigate a domestic dispute. A domestic dispute is the words they use. So I buckle up, and my partner buckles up, and what we do is we head over the address they tell us to check out. All of this is protocol right? We head over, take some notes, and every once and awhile we have to put someone in handcuffs.
 And did I mention, this woman, she's covered in blood.  And her face is splattered with the stuff like someone had been swinging a brush dipped in red paint at her. And all of this looks pretty bad, so what I do is I tell my partner⎼⎼who by the way isn't even out of the car yet⎼⎼that he needs to stay with her. Take a statement, and that'll I'll go inside to see what’s what.
I got inside the house and the place was more or less a pig sty. There were old plates with rancid food on them, and it stunk bad enough to gag a maggot, and I'm already starting to piece together what happened. A domestic dispute, right?  I walked around, took notes, and surveyed the scene, before I turn into the kitchen and see the husband.
By the time I got there the flies had already found him.  His mouth was hung open like he was about to say something. Little rivers of blood are streaked down the side of the wall above the stove, and there were these fresh groceries just sitting there on the counter coated with blood.
In the corner of the room was the daughter. She's no older than six or seven years old, and she just stood there staring at what used to be her daddy. And if she was feeling any kind of way she ain't showing it. She just stood there staring dead eyed at the body, and the puddle of blood, and when the puddle got close enough, what she did was she took a step back.
The first thing I did is get her the hell out of there, because that's something she doesn't need to have in the bad part of her brain.  And my partner and I call for backup, and the backup comes, and we put up the tape, and they're taking pictures, and so on and so forth.
What my partner tells me is that the wife came home with groceries that the husband told her to get, and he decided to get a mouth about the milk. Because, as she told it, he wanted regular milk and what the wife bought was almond. So he started slapping her around, which of course, she's used to and started calling her bad names that I don't quite feel like repeating, and when the daughter came into see what the commotion is about he started giving it to her too. And of course, this had been going on for years, and of course she had never said anything because she's so afraid of this man she loves for some reason.
But now it’s different. Because now it’s about her child who⎼⎼despite everything⎼⎼is the only person she loves more than him.
So what she did is she ran upstairs for the pistol, and when she came back down she put a bullet right in his skull. And of course, the daughter saw the whole thing. What my partner told me is that she did this to protect her, because beating them isn't the only thing he was doing to them, of course. And what? We're left with no other option but to put her in handcuffs and throw her in the back of the car. And neither us blamed her, but of course, we couldn’t say that.
And now this little girl, who woke up in the morning with both parents, is going to bed that same night with no parents. Meanwhile, I got one of the deputy's in my ear talking about how he can't wait to get home to get himself a drink, and of course I hate myself for agreeing with him. So what we do is we make jokes.
Because often times it's a choice between laughing or crying.
So what my partner said to me is if his wife brought home almond milk, he figures he would have shot her first. And what I said back is there's no use crying over spilled milk.


Press release
David Cameron and Nick Clegg announce largest real-terms increase in adult National Minimum Wage since 2008 and a 20% increase for apprentices.
The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister have today announced that the National Minimum Wage will increase by 3% to a new rate of £6.70 per hour, effective from October 2015. This is the largest real-terms increase in the National Minimum Wage since 2008, and over 1.4 million of Britain’s lowest-paid workers are set to benefit.
The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister have also announced that the National Minimum Wage for apprentices will increase by 57p an hour to £3.30. This is the largest ever increase in the National Minimum Wage for apprentices and will halve the gap with the National Minimum Wage rate for 16 to 17 year olds, which will be £3.87 an hour from October 2015. The government will also launch a consultation with businesses on the future of the National Minimum Wage rate for apprentices.
The government is also putting employers in control of the funding for apprenticeships by introducing a new digital apprenticeship voucher. Apprenticeship vouchers will further simplify things for employers and give them the purchasing power over the government contribution to apprenticeship funding. The employer would register their details on a system being developed by the Skills Funding Agency including their type of business, the details of the apprentice and the apprenticeship standard being signed up to. The discounted rate, which could be up to 100% for 16 to 18 year olds, at which employers can purchase training would be calculated and the employer would be able to pass on the voucher code to the provider that is delivering the training for their apprentice. The provider would then reclaim the value of the voucher from the Skills Funding Agency.
Prime Minister David Cameron said:
At the heart of our long-term economic plan for Britain is a simple idea – that those who put in, should get out; that hard work is really rewarded; that the benefits of recovery are truly national. That’s what today’s announcement is all about – saying to hardworking taxpayers, this is a government that is on your side. It will mean more financial security for Britain’s families; and a better future for our country.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said:
This is just one of the many ways in which we’ve created a fairer society whilst building a stronger economy. If you work hard, this government is behind you all the way. Whether you’re on low pay or starting your dream career through an apprenticeship, you will get more support to help you go further and faster.
The National Minimum Wage rates from 1 October 2015, as recommended by the Low Pay Commission. ( LPC ) will be:
The National Minimum Wage rate for apprentices will increase by 57p (20%) from £2.73 to £3.30 per hour. The LPC recommended an increase of 2.6% to £2.80 in the apprentice rate.
Published: 17 March 2015


The Cosmic Explorer Consortium
Cosmic Explorer is a plan for a U.S. next-generation gravitational-wave observatory that aims to be an order of magnitude more sensitive than Advanced LIGO. At this sensitivity, Cosmic Explorer will be able to answer questions from the smallest scales of fundamental physics to the largest scales of cosmology.
The purpose of the Cosmic Explorer Consortium is to provide an open and efficient way for members of the international physics and astronomy communities to contribute to the conceptualization of Cosmic Explorer, its design, and its future use. Participation in the Cosmic Explorer Consortium provides access to a mailing list that can be used to communicate with other consortium members and access to a Document Control Center if members wish to share documents related to Cosmic Explorer with each other. Membership in the Cosmic Explorer Consortium is open to all interested scientists. Membership in the Cosmic Explorer Consortium does not carry any obligations and may overlap with membership in other collaborations (e.g., the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, Virgo, KAGRA, or OzGrav). Members are encouraged to collaborate with each other, as well as scientists outside the Cosmic Explorer Consortium, on projects related to Cosmic Explorer.
The Cosmic Explorer Consortium is currently developing Science Letters to respond to the NSF MPSAC Subcommittee on Next-Generation Gravitational-Wave Observatories.
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HOLY SMOKE
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Miramax Films Director: Jane Campion Writer: Anna Campion, Jane Campion Cast: Kate Winslet, Harvey Keitel, Pam Grier, Sophie Lee, Tim Rogers, Daniel Wyllie, Julie Hamilton, Paul Goddard
Jane Campion's ("The Piano") new movie, which will open for one week in December for Oscar consideration before having an open run in 2000, should get the Academy Award hands-down for "Best Picture about a Guy Who is Hoist with his Own Petard." Alas, such an tribute does not yet exist, but "Holy Smoke" is one helluvan examination of the struggle we poor human beings go through every day as our rational side struggles with the irrational.  In particular, let us never underestimate the power of the sex drive. The energy unleashed or repressed by that dynamic can hardly be overstated, and now, Ms. Campion uses her vivid imagination and sense of cinematic color, light and imagery to portray the tussle in an over-the-top drama of gamesmanship that welcomes us once again to an Australian Woop-Woop that features an unlikely duo's making whoopie.
Borrowing the theme from the classic Bertolucci film of 1973 "Last Tango in Paris"--about an American expatriate who enters into a sexual liaison with a chance acquaintance abroad--Campion plunges into the story of a cult deprogrammer who is in grave danger of being programmed himself. After successfully busting up 189 cult-worshipping young people with "a recidivism rate of only 3.3 percent," the Los Angeles-based P.J. Waters (Harvey Keitel) is hired by a couple far away in South Australia to deprogram their daughter, Ruth Barron (Kate Winslet). On a trip to India with her friend Prue (Samantha Murray), Ruth had fallen under the sway of a forceful guru, Chidaatma Baba (Dhritiman Chaterji), and decides to remain in Delhi with Baba's devotees. Deceiving her that her father, Gilbert (Tim Robertson) is dying, Ruth's mother Miriam (Julie Hamilton) travels to Delhi and convinces her to return temporarily to their home, whereupon she is forced by her extended family to go to an isolated cabin for three days with P.J. Waters. Waters will proceed to break her down through a three-step process--before building her up to return to her normal life. But Ruth exploits her sexual prowess to throw the older man off course, turning the battle of wills into a literal knock-down, drag-out struggle that threatens to trash the cult-buster's undefeated record.
Campion puts together two of the most unlikely characters and compels us to accept the sexual bond that the much older "ugly American" has with this powerfully libidinous soul, giving new meaning to the joys of touring the terrain downunder. Kate Winslet, in the role of a woman trying to find herself spiritually in a manner not unlike her striving in Gillies Mackinnon's recent film "Hideous Kinky," radiates a sensuality so strong that we can almost forgive Keitel's P.J. Waters' descent into madness. This is hardly a film that takes itself with deadly seriousness, as Campion throws the screen open to an array of wacky characters, especially Ruth's outrageously flirtatious sister-in-law, Yvonne (Sophie Lee). Like a high-school kid in the throes of puppy love, Yvonne writes romantic letters to herself and while enjoying a sexual union with her husband, Robbie (Dan Wyllie) fantasizes an array of movie stars like Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise.
The goofy scenario is played out against the huge empty spaces of the Australian desert (filmed in and around the little town of Hawker in south Australia's Fliners Ranges). A single image, perhaps the most dramatically vivid, colorful and impressive of any film this year, occurs at the moment in Delhi that the Baba stares at Ruth, propelling upon her a hallucinatory impression that a third eye has grown in the middle of her forehead. She swoons amid a kaleidoscopic display that must be the first detail an enraptured devotee sees upon entering a state of Nirvana. Our assurance that Ruth is indeed sold on her new life in India comes to the fore when she dances wildly to Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know." At this point some in the audience will root for Ruth's victory over Waters, particularly when Campion impresses upon us the fuddy-duddyness of her parents and the near- derangement of people in Ruth's extended family.
If Harvey Keitel emerged as the invincible cleaner in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction," he materializes here as the man who is sent to tidy up a soul but ends up as a basket case himself, at least temporarily until his long-term associate, Carol (Pam Grier), can straighten him out. Keitel enjoys his obligatory nude scene, attracted by a similarly naked Winslet in what becomes a mock-serious film about the vulnerability of both principals to the forces of the irrational. If the film comes across as too over-the-top, one which makes you wonder what Campion is really getting out (our search for spirituality? sexual politics?), the best way to interpret its vision is that life is unpredictable. Accept the illogical, the untenable, the wildly imaginative as much a part of our makeup as the coldly sensible.
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We’ve developed Glow, a new type of generative model which uses invertible 1x1 convolutions to create rich, synthetic models of data, automatically discovering features we can manipulate. The model extends previous work on reversible generative models, simplifying the architecture and leading to substantially better results. We’re releasing code for the model and an online visualization tool so people can explore and build on these results.
Read PaperGenerative modeling is about observing data, like a set of pictures of faces, then learning a model of how this data was generated. Learning to approximate the data-generating process requires learning all structure present in the data, and successful models should be able to synthesize outputs that look similar to the data. Accurate generative models have broad applications, including speech synthesis, text analysis and synthesis, semi-supervised learning and model-based control. The technique we propose can be applied to those problems as well.


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Worked with PHP, SQL, C#, and Javascript in a self-driven agile development environment.
Designed, built, deployed, tested, and released two iOS applications, contributed three different projects
Led a team of four engineers to design and build an electrical model car that is operated by a Raspberry Pi, which streams video in real-time and sends coordinate data in peer to peer manner, which is controlled and monitored by Android device
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Created new profile screen, enabled gamification with implementing achievements which increased the user retention by 10%, built animations to enhance UX. Objective-C; Swift
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Created new profile screen, enabled gamification with implementing achievements which increased the user retention by 10%, built animations to enhance UX. Objective-C; SwiftIntegrated animations, gamification techniques, and achievement, and other social interactions into ‘Okey 101’, and helped boost ARPPU by 35% for three months
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Reduced code base by 5% in 4 weeks through code refactoring
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Secured user data using BCrypt for password hashing and SecureRandom for session tokens with a customized authentication system
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Time Limit : 5 s
Problem
Ram is a bright boy who is very much interested in number theory. He was studying about factorials of numbers , and got some interesting idea.
Being a brilliant coder, he started writing a program and implemented the following routines :
fact(n) -- This function returns the value of n! , where n>=0
eg. fact(5) returns 120
count(n) -- This function returns the number of terms in the prime factorisation of n , where n>=0.
eg. count(24) returns 4 (because , 24 = 2*2*2*3). The prime factorisation of 24 contains 4 terms
func(n) – This function is explained below.
Ram wrote the function “func” as follows:
int func(int n)
{
int ans = 0;
for(int i=0; ; i++)
{
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else
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}
}
The above procedure takes too much time to execute. Help Ram by writing a more efficient solution that does the same function as “func” does.
Input
The first line of input gives the number of test cases “t”.
The next “t” lines contains a positive integer , representing “n”.
1 <= t <= 1000
1 <= n <= 10000000
Output
Print func( n ) for the given “n” , on a line by itself.
Note : Consider 1 as a prime number.
Sample Input
4
1
2
3
4
Sample Output
3
4
4
5
Problem setter : Siddharth S


The purpose of this exercise is to show students the waveform representation of audio, and to add a fun exercise on top of it. When you record audio, it will show up as a plotted waveform below. You can then play it back in reverse. A fun challenge is to then open this in a new tab and try to match the sounds of the reversed speech, and see if the reverse of that sounds like the original.
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Category - QPlaceCategory
The Category.category property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a Category object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the category
property. The following gets the QPlaceCategory representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceCategory object from C++:
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ContactDetail - QDeclarativeContactDetail
The ContactDetail.contactDetail property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a ContactDetail object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the contactDetail
property. The following gets the QPlaceContactDetail representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceContactDetail object from C++:
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Place - QPlace
The Place.place property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a Place object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the place
property. The following gets the QPlace representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlace object from C++:
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PlaceAttribute - QPlaceAttribute
The PlaceAttribute.attribute property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a PlaceAttribute object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the attribute
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceAttribute object from C++:
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Icon - QPlaceIcon
The Icon.icon property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a Icon object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the icon
property. The following gets the QPlaceIcon representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceIcon object from C++:
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User - QPlaceUser
The User.user property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a User object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the user
property. The following gets the QPlaceUser representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceUser object from C++:
qmlObject->setProperty("user", QVariant::fromValue(placeUser));
Ratings - QPlaceRatings
The Ratings.ratings property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a Ratings object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the ratings
property. The following gets the QPlaceRating representing this object from C++:
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The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceRatings object from C++:
qmlObject->setProperty("ratings", QVariant::fromValue(placeRatings));
Supplier - QPlaceSupplier
The Supplier.supplier property is used to provide an interface between C++ and QML code. First a pointer to a Supplier object must be obtained from C++, then use the property() and setProperty() functions to get and set the supplier
property. The following gets the QPlaceSupplier representing this object from C++:
QPlaceSupplier placeSupplier = qmlObject->property("supplier").value<QPlaceSupplier>();
The following sets the properties of this object based on a QPlaceSupplier object from C++:
qmlObject->setProperty("supplier", QVariant::fromValue(placeSupplier));


Animals are an important part of our environment, and contribute to the beauty of our world in the proper wild settings. However, wildlife can become destructive pests when invading populated regions, causing damage to landscaped areas, homes and other structures, and commonly contribute to erosion, slope failure and water loss. Additionally, many wildlife species carry zoonotic disease which can spread to humans and our animal pets, such as: Bubonic Plague, Murine Typhus, Rabies, Histoplasmosis, Salmonella (food poisoning), Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and others.
Time and again, Smith’s Gopher Trapping Service receive calls from folks who are frustrated with the poor results they get from using pest control companies when they need to get rid of gophers and moles from the garden.
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Estimation of thermodynamic parameters (ΔrG and ΔfG) elucidates how much energy is required to drive a particular biochemical reaction and in which direction the reaction will flow in particular cellular conditions [1-2].
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eQuilibrator is a project of the Milo Lab at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot, Israel. If you have any thoughts or questions feel free to write us on the eQuilibrator Users Google Group.
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