- Use always const and & for function parameters, when possible.
- Check expressions in bool-returning functions directly in return statement.
- Pass functions as parameters just via: return_type name (args)
- In functions returning void, you can nevertheless do: return; // leaves function
- Declare static, always constant items in functions as static, for example a string which is always searched. It is then only declared once and stored without re-declaring each time
- Use const member functions when possible
- Think recursively, from big problem down to small problem
- Don’t forget to consider whether you could use a reference instead of a pointer
- Use const and & for any parameters except built-in types and std:: iterators and functions
- RAII - Always use objects to manage allocated resources!
- Define all functions in implementation files.
- You can use forward declarations for function return types.
- Use std::move to move resources from one unique pointer to the next.
- The order of evaluation of function parameters is undefined.
- Use the copy-and-swap idiom for copy-assignment operators.
- Use std::size_t for any sizes (e.g. loop indices) if a higher range than unsigned int is required
- For class templates, the class name (e.g. Foo) is shorthand for Foo<T> inside the class.
- Use explicit when applicable, mainly for single-argument constructors (no implicit type conversions allowed)
- Use using name = type instead of typedef type name
- Inline is almost redundant, because function definitions in headers are always inlined
- Inline is a demand to the compiler to inline a method, it will still decide what is best
- Specify the input capture lambdas as precisely as possible, don’t always use & automatically
- Don’t forget to still use const if necessary for range-based for loops
- Try to use constexpr when possible and necessary
- Make use of the override and final keywords


GOP leader Kevin McCarthy falsely insists a president has 'never' been impeached in their 1st term
by Kathryn KrawczykHouse Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) doesn't quite have his impeachment facts straight.
"In modern history, we've never gone after impeaching a president in the first term," McCarthy said in a Monday appearance on Fox News ahead of the House Judiciary Committee's second public impeachment hearing. McCarthy then claimed longtime impeachment advocate Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) had once said "we have to impeach [Trump] because we cannot beat him." Green specifically said he was "concerned that if we don't impeach this president, he will get re-elected" and "say he has been vindicated."
McCarthy didn't specify what he meant by modern history, but seeing as it's generally accepted to include the entire time the U.S. has existed, his statement is just false. Andrew Johnson only had one term as president, and that's also when he was impeached. And if McCarthy is just going for the last few decades, well, there's only one impeachment example to draw from, and that hardly qualifies as a precedent.
More stories from theweek.com
Trump's pathological obsession with being laughed at
The most important day of the impeachment inquiry
Jerry Falwell Jr.'s false gospel of memes


The eerie silence of the past week or so has not been occasioned by the usual vacancy-between-the-ears syndrome. On the contrary, Mr Key has been a busy buzzing bee. I received a commission from the splendid Norm Sherman of the Drabblecast to write a Lovecraftian tale for the podcast's annual celebration of the Rhode Island master of purple prose. Thus I spent several days immersed in the world of shoggoths and mad Arabs and hideous crawling chaos (with tentacles) and then another couple of days tippy-tapping a tale that I hope will prove a fitting homage. The text will be posted here after it has appeared on the Drabblecast.
I now need to delovecraftise my brain, which is easier said than done. After reading just a couple of stories, it is very easy to get completely sucked in by all that nameless miasmic horror. Perhaps I will hoist myself out of it by writing a twee story about Popsy the Pony in a buttercup-splattered meadow, or some such winsome tosh. Watch this space.


Package org.lwjgl.opencl
Class AMDDeviceTopology
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public final class AMDDeviceTopology extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to the amd_device_topology extension.This extension enables the developer to get a description of the topology used to connect the device to the host.
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Fields Modifier and Type Field and Description static int
CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_AMD
Accepted as theparam_name
parameter ofGetDeviceInfo
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CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_TYPE_PCIE_AMD
Indicates the type of the struct returned byDEVICE_TOPOLOGY_AMD
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CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_AMD
public static final int CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_AMD
Accepted as theparam_name
parameter ofGetDeviceInfo
. Returns a description of the topology used to connect the device to the host, using the following 32-bytes union of structures:typedef union { struct { cl_uint type; cl_uint data[5]; } raw; struct { cl_uint type; cl_char unused[17]; cl_char bus; cl_char device; cl_char function; } pcie; } cl_device_topology_amd;
The type of the structure returned can be queried by reading the first unsigned int of the returned data. The developer can use this type to cast the returned union into the right structure type.
Currently, the only supported type in the structure above is
DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_TYPE_PCIE_AMD
. The information returned contains the PCI Bus/Device/Function of the device, and is similar to the result of the lspci command in Linux. It enables the developer to match between the OpenCL device ID and the physical PCI connection of the card.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_TYPE_PCIE_AMD
public static final int CL_DEVICE_TOPOLOGY_TYPE_PCIE_AMD
Indicates the type of the struct returned byDEVICE_TOPOLOGY_AMD
.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Dalek.DriverNative.Commands.Page Class
Page related methods
Item Index
Methods
_acceptAlertCb
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hash
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result
Sends out an event with the results of the acceptAlert
call
Parameters:
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
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result
StringSerialized JSON with the reuslts of the toFrame call
Returns:
promise Exists promise
_alertTextCb
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expected
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hash
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alertText
Sends out an event with the results of the alertText
call
Parameters:
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expected
StringExpected alert text
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
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alertText
StringSerialized JSON with the results of the alertText call
Returns:
promise alertText promise
_dismissAlertCb
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hash
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result
Sends out an event with the results of the dismissAlert
call
Parameters:
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
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result
StringSerialized JSON with the reuslts of the toFrame call
Returns:
promise Exists promise
_promptTextCb
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dimensions
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hash
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result
Sends out an event with the results of the promptText
call
Parameters:
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dimensions
ObjectNew window width & height
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
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result
StringSerialized JSON with the reuslts of the toFrame call
Returns:
promise Exists promise
_titleCb
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expected
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hash
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title
Sends out an event with the results of the title
call
Parameters:
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expected
StringExpected page title
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
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title
StringSerialized JSON with the results of the title call
Returns:
promise Title promise
acceptAlert
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hash
Accepts (e.g. oressing the OK button) an javascript alert, prompt or confirm dialog
Parameters:
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
alertText
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expected
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hash
Checks the text of an alaert, prompt or confirm dialog
Parameters:
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expected
StringExpected alert text
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
dismissAlert
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hash
Accepts (e.g. oressing the OK button) an javascript alert, prompt or confirm dialog
Parameters:
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
promptText
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dimensions
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hash
Sends text to a javascript prompt dialog box
Parameters:
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dimensions
ObjectNew window width & height
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call
title
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expected
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hash
Checks the document title of a page
Parameters:
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expected
StringExpected page title
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hash
StringUnique hash of that fn call


Ohio State at Rutgers: Game Time, Spread, Channel, Announcers
by Chris RosvoglouIt’ll be hard to find a more lopsided matchup than the one taking place in New Jersey this weekend. On Saturday, the Ohio State Buckeyes will look to keep their undefeated season alive when they face the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.
Chase Young will not play this Saturday as he serves the final game of his suspension from the NCAA.
Regardless that Young won’t be available for this matchup, the Buckeyes have more than enough firepower to win on Saturday. The Scarlet Knights only average 14.7 points per game.
Justin Fields and J.K. Dobbins should have the chance to boost their stats this weekend against a defense that recently gave up 38 points to Illinois.
Rutgers hasn’t shown much promise this season, which is exactly why the betting line for this game is ridiculously high.
Here are the details for the Ohio State-Rutgers game:
Game Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Channel: Big Ten Network
Spread: Ohio State -52
Over/Under: 61
Announcers: Brandon Gaudin, James Laurinaitis
Per ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Buckeyes have a 99.7 percent chance of defeating the Scarlet Knights.
This might be the last chance for Ohio State to figure out any lingering issues as the following two games are against Penn State and Michigan.


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- \ACTOR_DEFAULT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- DEFAULTS
- \ASC() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \DB_ID_DEFAULT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \DELETE() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \DESC() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \EMPTY() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \EQUAL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- CONDITIONALS
- \GREATER_THAN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \GREATER_THAN_EQUAL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \HOOK_RUN_QUERY() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- HOOKS
- \ID_COLUMN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \IN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \INSERT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \IS_NOT_NULL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \IS_NULL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \LESS_THAN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \LESS_THAN_EQUAL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \LIKE() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \MODE_BLACKLIST() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \MODE_WHITELIST() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- ACL MODES
- \NOT_EQUAL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \NOT_IN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \NOT_LIKE() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \RULE_TYPE_FIELD() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \RULE_TYPE_FIELDS() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \RULE_TYPE_FULL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- ACL RULES
- \RULE_TYPE_TABLE() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \RULE_TYPE_TABLE_ACTIONS() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \RULE_TYPE_TABLES() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \SELECT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- KEYWORDS
- \STATE_EXECUTED() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \STATE_FRESH() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- QUERY STATES
- \STATE_HYDRATED() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \TYPE_DATETIME() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \TYPE_INT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \TYPE_TEXT() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- FIELD TYPE
- \TYPE_UNIX_TIMESTAMP() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \UNDEFINED() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- HELPERS
- \UPDATE() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \VALIDATE_ON_ALL() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- VALIDATION
- \VALIDATE_ON_RUN() - Global in namespace CrossORM
- \VALIDATE_ON_SET() - Global in namespace CrossORM
_
- __call() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Forward __call requests to each individual row
- __get() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Forward __get requests to each individual row and return each result as an array entry
- __set() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Forward __set requests to each individual row
- _array_unset_value() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Unset array entries by value
- _build_delete() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build the current query as a delete query
- _build_delete_start() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build the start of the DELETE statement
- _build_group_by() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build GROUP BY
- _build_insert() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build the current query as an insert query
- _build_limit() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build LIMIT
- _build_offset() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build OFFSET
- _build_order_by() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build ORDER BY
- _build_where() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Build the WHERE clause(s)
- _ensure_exists() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Checks if object / array entry exists and creates it if not
- _get_actor_id() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Get actor id based on actor name and db id, falls back on defaults
- _get_method_results() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Get individual method results for each resultset called
- _get_row() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Get single row
- _get_row() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Get a single row from the result set and move the iterator forward
- _get_rows() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Get all rows from the result set
- _get_rows() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Get all rows returned by query
- _join_if_not_empty() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Wrapper around PHP's join function which
only adds the pieces if they are not empty.
- _objectify_strings() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Convert an flattened array to a properly structured object
- _quote_identifier() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Quote an identifier in the query
- _set_identifier_quote_character() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Set the identifier quote character for the current connection, based on DB engine
- _set_rule_field() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Set a rule from the field level
- _set_rule_full() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Set a rule from the top level
- _set_rule_table() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Set a rule from the table level
- _use_field() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Mark a specific field as used
- _use_fields() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Mark specific fields as used
- _validate_alphabetical() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value is alphabetical
- _validate_alphanumeric() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value is alphanumerical
- _validate_int() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value is an integer
- _validate_maxlength() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value does not exceed max length
- _validate_numeric() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value is numeric
- _validate_select_query() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Validate the given SELECT query
- _validate_text() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate if value is textual, pretty much just checks if it's a string
A
- ACL() - Exception in namespace CrossORM\Exceptions
- ACL() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Security
- ACL Class
- as_array() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Return results as array
- as_array() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Retreive all rows as an array
- as_array() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- as_json() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Retreive all rows as json
- as_json() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Return results as JSON
B
- belongs_to() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- build() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Build the query to be executed (do not execute it), the query should be build
inside the $this->_last_query variable
- Builder() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Core
- Builder class
Prepares the query structure so that the driver can then build it however it wants
C
- clause() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the conditional clause
- clauses() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get conditional clauses
- clear() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Clear the ACL rules altogether (no arg) or for a specific actor
- connect() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Connect to the database
- count() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Count the number of results
- count() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Count number of rows
- count() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- Count the number of results
D
- DB() - Class in namespace CrossORM
- Main DB class, this is where it all starts
- delete() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Perform a delete query based on the current critera's set in the builder
- delete() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- driver_init() - Method in class CrossORM\DB
- Initialize a DB driver
E
- Exception() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Exceptions
F
- factory() - Method in class CrossORM\DB
- Factory method, used to get / initiate db instances
- fields() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Get the defined fields
- find_many() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Find and return multiple entries
- find_one() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Find and return one entry
- flatten_array() - Method in class CrossORM\Helpers
- Flatten array, if input contains an object it will be converted to an array
G
- get() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Get a value that is to be set
- get() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- get() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Get entry from @see $_fields
- get_actor() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Get actor settings
- get_affected_fields() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Get fields being affected in this query, useful for ACL validation
- get_queries() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Get the queries from each entry
- get_query() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Get the query that was used to generate this resultset
- get_query() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- get_query_dump() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Get the current query elements, mostly for debugging purposes
- get_rows() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Resultset
- Retreive all rows in their original format
- get_rules() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Get the active rules
- group_by() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get a group by clause
- group_by() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Group results
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- has_many() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- has_many_through() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- has_one() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- has_permission() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Check if actor has given permission
- Helpers() - Class in namespace CrossORM
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- id() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- id() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Get the ID of this instance
- id_column() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the id column
- insert_id() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Get the last insert ID
- insert_id() - Method in class CrossORM\Drivers\PDO\ORM
- is_dirty() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
L
- limit() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Limit results
- limit() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the limit
M
- Model() - Interface in namespace CrossORM\Interfaces
- Model() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Drivers\PDO
- Model class, wraps around the ORM
- Model() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Core
- Model class, wraps around the ORM
O
- object_merge() - Method in class CrossORM\Helpers
- Merge two objects recursively, can also input an array, basically enforces
a json style array/object structure after merging both inputs as arrays
- object_to_array() - Method in class CrossORM\Helpers
- Convert object to array recursively
- objectify() - Method in class CrossORM\Helpers
- Turn array / object structure into json style structure
- offset() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Offset search entries
- offset() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the offset
- order_by() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get an order by clause
- order_by_asc() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Order field ascending
- order_by_desc() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Order field descending
- ORM() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Drivers\PDO
- ORM Class, where most of the magic happens
- ORM() - Interface in namespace CrossORM\Interfaces
- ORM() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Core
- ORM Class, where most of the magic happens
P
- parse_rules() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Parse rules in string format into an array
Q
- query_type() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the type of query being executed
R
- Resultset() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Core
- Resultset class, used to allow method calling based on a result set and not just on individual results
- run() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\Validation
- Validate a value with a given set of rules
- run() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\ORM
- Run the query, this method can be called without having called build,
so you have to build the query if it has not been done yet.
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- save() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- save() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Save the current modifications to the database
- select() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the select fields
- set() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Set a field value
- set() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- set() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set fields to be updated / inserted
- set_actor() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Creates / modifies settings for the given actor
- set_orm() - Method in class CrossORM\Interfaces\Model
- set_rule() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Set a rule
- set_rules() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Set multiple rules at once
T
- table() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the table to be used
- table_alias() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\Builder
- Set / get the table alias
V
- validate_acl() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Validate if we have permission to run the query, throws @see Exceptions\ACL if not.
- validate_query() - Method in class CrossORM\Security\ACL
- Validate the given query build
- Validation() - Exception in namespace CrossORM\Exceptions
- Validation() - Class in namespace CrossORM\Security
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- where_gte() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "greater than or equal" where clause statement
- where_in() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "IN" where clause statement
- where_lte() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "less than or equal" where clause statement
- where_not_in() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "NOT IN" where clause statement
- where_not_NULL() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "IS NOT NULL" where clause statement
- where_NULL() - Method in class CrossORM\Core\ORM
- Add "IS NULL" where clause statement


My bro and I were always after whatever we could get. The MS Contins and oxy's were getting way to expensive and we were always after real H but could never find it. My bro started a new job about 3 months ago and quickly found himself immersed in the drug culture. Sure enough, we found a guy who had the real deal.
Last saturday we started it out nice with 20mg's valium mixed with 4mg's xanax and just drinkin beer all day.  We were getting bored with the benzo buzz We decided we needed the extra boost of an opiate, the real thing would be perfect we thought.
He called The Man, the bundle was purchased, we split it 5 bags a piece and we immediately started snorting away - all the while we kept this a secret from our wives. The Man supposedly told my bro that this was some very powerful high quality stuff - and his bags were quite generous to boot. I have always been very cautious about my intake so I was snorting 1/4 a bag at a time, giving it some time then go back later for another line, etc. The Man was right about the quality - the euphoria was breathtaking and absolutely wonderful - well worth every penny - best I ever had.
I was not paying much attention to my bro who had snorted the stuff before so I figured he knew his dosing. He was in and out of the bathroom quite a bit. We were still drinking moderately and we popped a couple more valiums and xan's. I honestly don't know how many he had but it wasn't many that I saw - just a couple.
 I remember him saying a few times 'there is no better buzz then this'. Around 2am we parted ways. I went home with my wife and my Bro went in and went to bed with his wife.
Around 9am the next morning I got a call from my sister; she woke up to her peaceful looking husband cuddled up to her except the problem was he was cold and his lips were blue.  He couldn't be resessitated.
Later we searched the house and found nothing so I figure he must have snorted all 5 bags.
 I'm 29, he was only 28 and my sister is destroyed in every way. Imagine waking up to the lifeless body of your soulmate right in your face. She said she originally woke up because she was feeling cold from something - it was my bro's cold lifeless body. I can not even believe this happened to me - I can not believe I am a statistic - I was always one of you guys reading these stories - never being part of one.
My sister knew about the valiums and xanax but not the H.  You don't need a needle to OD and die from it.
My wife raided my stash of drugs and flushed everything down the toilet and I was happy to let her do it.  Even though I am high, I don't plan on getting any more of these and going back to the simple old beer and whiskey routine.
Fuck. I'm not going to preach to anybody, just learn from my mistake, don't ever let somebody go to sleep on heavy doses of H - even snorted - they might not ever wake up...
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Or start by choosing to dig into the data on aid- or trade-activity directly:
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The following table shows all Aid Activities for the selected benefactor and beneficiary countries that span the selected time period. You can obtain the same results through search: an example is provided on the search tab.
Each Aid Activity has a set of related transactions and sectors. In order to see them, please select an Aid Activity from the table below, and press its “View” button. The related transactions and sectors will be listed in a new page.
The following example shows how a detailed search can be performed in the YourDataStories platform, through the “Advanced Search”. The advanced search allows you to graphically create rules that filter specific properties. Auto-completion is also supported!
Select benefactor and beneficiary countries, change the time period, and see how the rules are automatically generated. Instructions on how to use Advanced Search, a guided tutorial on filtering with a specific sector, access to the full search interface.
The following table shows all Trade Activities for the selected origin and destination countries that span the selected time period. You can obtain the same results through search: an example is provided on the search tab.
Each Trade Activity has a set of related transactions and sectors. In order to see them, please select a Trade Activity from the table below, and press its “View” button. The related transactions and sectors will be listed in a new page.
The following example shows how a detailed search can be performed in the YourDataStories platform, through the “Advanced Search”. The advanced search allows you to graphically create rules that filter specific properties. Auto-completion is also supported!
Select origin and destination countries, change the time period, and see how the rules are automatically generated. Instructions on how to use Advanced Search, a guided tutorial on filtering with a specific sector, access to the full search interface.
YourDataStories aggregates data from various separate datasets into a common “semantic graph” in RDF. In plain English: YourDataStories connects information from different sources in one place. It enables users to access such data easily and to discover relations between data. In such a way, users can browse, search, visualize, and make sense of the aggregated data, rather than chase the original, discrete datasets which may only be accessible to experts.


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Summer Internship
Military Engineer Services (June 2019 - July 2019)
Learned SCADA system used in electrical power supply grid. Worked in tough situations like power out in several areas and high repair demands were monitored and controlled from the system. Data scheduling of Power consumption was done on daily basis.
Overall it was a very gainful experience for me while working there as I got to learn from their very knowledgeable employees.
Volunteered Work
Student Solar Ambassador
Volunteerly worked as a trainer at student solar ambassador workshop and contributed in creating two world records on 2nd Oct 2019. Led a team of 25 school students and helped them in making of their own solar lamps and shared knowledge about solar energy and creating awareness regarding the more usage of enviroment friendly energy sources.
My certificates for this event are linked here.
This is a website using TMDB API giving users movie and TV-Shows or Web Series reviews and also celebrities info as you can search for movies , TV-Shows or Web series and Celebrities and get information related to them. At the homepage you can see popular and now playing theaters movies or currently airing TV-Shows and popular celebrities currently in news.
Distance Measurement Device
This is a distance measurement electronic device using Arduino UNO and ultrasonic sensor. Code for this was written in Arduino IDE using the formula distance= speed x time, where speed was taken 340 m/s and time was taken by the wave to cover the incoming and outgoing distance. And by this distance was calculated.
College
Delhi Technological University (2017 - 2021)
I am currently in my third year of engineering graduation from Delhi Technological University (Fromerly Delhi College of Engineering) and my specialization is Electronics and Communication. While pursuing my college degree here I have gained many life longing experiences and this place has just not made me a better engineer but also a better human being all because of faculty members, staff and my colleagues.
School
kendriya Vidyalaya (2004 - 2016)
I have completed my twelve years of schooling from kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1 Delhi Cantonment, which was affiliated to CBSE board. I attained 78% in 12th class and 83.6% in 10th class. Also I have learned many important values from my school teachers who helped me throughout my school life in my academics and other aspects of education also. My school time will always be a positive experience and memory in my life.
C++ Programming
Advanced
JavaScript
Intermediate
HTML
Advanced
CSS
Intermediate
Data Structures
Intermediate
Computer Science Algorithms
Intermediate
Learning about new technologies
I am very much interested in learning about new technologies and new technical trends trending in world currently and gaining knowledge about everything related to it.
Volunteering
I am very enthusiatic about volunteering as it give me new challenges every time and I learn how to tackle them.
Literature
I really love reading and writing blogs, poem and short stories aslo I run a page on instagram where I post my own writings.


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These class materials are free for use to the glory of God.
If you wish to use the booklet format, simply print all the pages out,
photocopy them in order back to back, and then staple them in the middle before folding them in half to make a booklet.


Money Play. How should Red play 43?
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It looks like most people got this right. It is Double Tiger time with 8/4*, 6/3*.
If hit back Red should be able to anchor and, if not hit, he hopes to mount a blitz attack or at least build a strong home board.
Nowadays, Double Tiger plays are commonplace but go back twenty-five years and it was a very different story. DT’s were very rare in those days.
All other plays are errors or worse.
If hit back Red should be able to anchor and, if not hit, he hopes to mount a blitz attack or at least build a strong home board.
Nowadays, Double Tiger plays are commonplace but go back twenty-five years and it was a very different story. DT’s were very rare in those days.
All other plays are errors or worse.
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Useful Attributes
A description of all attributes is presented later in this chapter. Following are notes on attributes of interest:
• kind returns the type of the element for any given element. For symbols, the more specific subtype is returned.
• name returns the name of the element. This name is fully qualified: in the case functions with C++ linkage, it includes the classname of the enclosing class and the types of the arguments the function takes.
• cname returns the name stripped of any scope, class scope, and argument types:
apply cname Board::save(char*)
Board::save(char*)
apply name Board::save(char*)
save
• regexp(expression[, attribute]) returns true if attribute matches the regular expression, expression. If expression is omitted, the regular expression is applied to the attribute name:
apply regexp("a.*n") main
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apply {regexp("in", type)} main
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• match(pattern[, attribute]) returns true if attribute matches the glob-style pattern pattern. The glob style pattern matching used is the same as the Tcl match command; it derives from many command interpreters’ filename pattern matching: an asterisk, *, matches zero or more characters; a question mark, ?, matches a single character; and the expression [a-n] matches characters between a and n—for example:
apply {match(“in*”, type)} main
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• args returns the argument list for a function. The arguments are returned for C functions, even though the arguments are not part of the function signature:
args main
(int,char**)
• type returns the type of a variable, or the return type of a function:
type main
int
# grabbing a variable named “x” at random:
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type x
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I had an interesting conversation the other day, with the person sitting next to me on a bus as it crawled through east London. We talked of a number of things, as you do, and then became embroiled in a discussion about The West Wing. Our animated discussion of this topic lasted for about ten minutes, until I had to get off the bus, at which point my interlocutor and I realised we had been talking at cross-purposes. He had been talking about the television Potus-drama, whereas I had in mind Edward Gorey's book of the same name. It just goes to show that fascinating conversations can be had even if neither participant has the faintest idea what the other is babbling on about.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
Tom Kitchin uses every part of the pumpkin in this delicious, full-of-flavour soup that's served in an acorn squash.
For the pumpkin stock, add all of the stock ingredients to a saucepan and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for one hour. Remove the pan from the heat, set aside to rest for 20 minutes, then strain the stock through a sieve.
For the soup, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Cut the top off the acorn squash. Scoop out the seeds and fibres from the middle and discard.
Rub the squash inside and out with a little olive oil and season the insides with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Drizzle the remaining olive oil over the squash lids.
Place the squash and their lids into a roasting tray and roast for 40-45 minutes, or until tender.
Meanwhile, chop half of the pumpkin wedges into cubes and set aside.
Heat the vegetable oil in a large heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat. Add the onion, one teaspoon of the cinnamon and a pinch of salt, then fry gently until the onion is very soft.
Add the cubes of pumpkin and continue to cook until tender. Add enough pumpkin stock to cover the pan ingredients and bring the mixture to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat the butter in a large ovenproof frying pan until foaming. Add the pumpkin wedges and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Fry for 2-3 minutes on each side, or until golden-brown on both sides. Sprinkle with the remaining ground cinnamon and the caraway seeds. Continue to cook for a further five minutes, then add the honey and transfer to the oven for 6-8 minutes, or until dark golden-brown and tender.
Add the roasted pumpkin to the pot of simmering pumpkin and mix together well, adding more stock if necessary.
Continue to simmer for a further 5-10 minutes, or until all of the pumpkin is tender. Stir in the cream and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Remove the pan from the heat and set aside to cool for 10 minutes. When the soup has cooled slightly, blend it in a food processor until smooth.
Meanwhile, for the pumpkin seeds, heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat and add the cleaned pumpkin seeds and cinnamon. Fry the seeds for 1-2 minutes, or until just toasted.
To serve, place one cooked acorn squash onto each of four serving plates. Ladle in the pumpkin soup, then top with a slice of crispy pancetta (if using), a dollop of crème fraîche, the toasted pumpkin seeds and a sprinkling of chives. Cover the squash with the lid and serve.


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Essex Lorry Deaths: Police Identify All 39 People Found Dead
The families of the victims have been told, police said.
by Jasmin Gray, HuffPost UKThe 39 people found dead in the back of a lorry in Essex have all been identified and their families told, Essex Police said.
In a statement, the force said all of the victims found in the back of a lorry in Grays last month had been formally identified and their families informed.
“This is an important step in the investigation and enables us to work with our Vietnamese Police colleagues to support the families of those victims,” Assistant Chief Constable Tim Smith said.
“It is only right that we provide an opportunity for family members to take in the news confirming the death of their loved ones before releasing any further information,” he said.
“Our thoughts remain with the families and friends of those whose tragic journey ended on our shores.”


Tuesday, April 20, 2004
Dear Mike,
††††††††††† I am writing this e-mail to you as we are not quite sure just what to do.† I donít think that you should share this letter with anyone else at this time.† I will try to explain what we know and have pieced together and maybe even configured within our own minds, then ask you to think about it and pray about it, and then advise us.
††††††††††† During the past few weeks we have got information or hints of information, some from Jeff, in a vague way and some from Gale and some from other comments made from others.† These have quite upset us as to just what is happening, to the point that your mother is in tears very often and very upset, we are both concerned.† We have even wondered if we need to return home to see for our self what is happening.† As you might know, that while Momís Uncle Van and Aunt Allison were on there mission, their one son left the church and severed all family relationship.† They were heart broken, as you can imagine.† I think this memory is adding to your mothers worries.†
Anyway, let me try to tell you what we have learned.†  He is trying to tell Gale that he loves her but he canít get himself to believe it.† We think that he has never forgotten his feelings for Nicky and is possibility even blaming the Lord that he gave two years to serve and during that time lost Nicky.† What ever his concerns are, they are affecting his schooling, and he is having a lot of depression.† Gale, again through private e-mails, has indicated that, though their love is growing deeper, she is very concerned about Jeff.† She said that Jeff is having problems with depression; also she feels that he is having problems with his testimony.† Jeff will pray and have scripture study with her, but is not doing these on his own.† He doesnít want to attend the Temple and he is studding some books that question the church, at school.† She said that Jeff has talked to David and he, David, is also having some of the same feelings about the church.† Gale indicated that she feels that Jeff is questioning his testimony at to the Church being true.†
Mike, my feelings are that my first responsibility is to my wife and my second is to my family.† At this point I am not sure just what to do, but if I am needed at home, then that is where I will be.† Will you please assess the situation and give me some feedback?† Our concerns for Sandi have been hard to know just how to help, but this may even be more serious.†
We love and appreciate all you do for us,
Dad


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My name is Bayan Qutshan, I'm an electrical engineering, i got my degree form Jordan Univesity of Science and Technology and I have 5 years of experience in Industrial Automation field. I have read alot about Software Development and i found it very stimulationg on several levels ,from problem solving, creativity, teamwork to technology, so I decided to switch my career path to be a developer.
Education
B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, 2016 - University of Science and Technology
My Skills.
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PLCs Programming and Troubleshooting
programming, troubleshooting, analyzing and repairing various types of PLCs (Schneider, Siemens and Allen Bradly) for industrial applications such as water distributions, waste water treatment stations, odor control units and production lines.
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Design and Build SCADA Systems & GUI
Designing centralized systems that monitor and control sites, ranging from individual industrial plants to a complex of plants across the country.
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Project Management
Developing plans to meet clients' specifications and standards, overseeing and control over execution of projects from start to finish.
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Technical Writing
Create technical documentation such as maintenance manuals, operation instruction, technical manuals, quick reference guides and other documentation to help clients to understand and use equipment efficiently, effectively and safely.
My Hobbies.
Reading
I love to read because it is an expression of my humanity, my ego, my self. All of the most valuable things I have learned, I have taken from books. I have been reading books since i was a little girl, so books are the core of who I am..
Painting
Painting is very relaxing and calming. I enjoy painting because it is one of the few things I am good at and can be proud about. Paintings, like many forms of art, can express ideas and feelings. It can make you feel calm and relaxed.
Working-Out
I love Working out consistently not just because it keeps me physically fit but also improves my mental fitness. When I start my day with exercise, I feel happy and at peace for most of the day. It gives me a sense of accomplishment. The feeling which I get when I push myself harder even when my muscles are quivering, can be least described in words.
My Top Ten Books
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Holy Qura'an.
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Biography of the Prophet Muhammad.
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Ibn Kathir's interpretation.
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The beginning and the end
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Malcome X Biography.
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Nat Tuner Biography.
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Think and Grow Rich.
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How to Win Friends and Infuelnce People.
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Lean In.
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Rich Dad and Poor Dad.


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WITNESS LIST Environmental Regulation Committee March 20, 2001-2:00P HB 38 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Collins, Gene (NAACP -- Odessa) Curry, Susan (Self) Dwyer, Mary (United Methodist Women) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) James, Reggie (Consumers Union SW Region) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and MartinionEnv.Group(SanAntonio), Wimberly Neighbors for Healthy Water, STAND of Amarillo, CHG Denton) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Morgan, Terri (Christian Life Commission & Baptist General Convention) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Kemler, Vance (Lone Star Chapter, Solid Waste Assn. of North America) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) HB 39 For: Alvarez, Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Curry, Susan (Self) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and KlebergCo, STOP, WNHW,STAND, SWAT, CHG, REA, MEG, ACCORD) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) Stavinoha, Tom (Fort Bend County Pct. I) Terrell, Cliff (Commission for Long Point Preservation) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) Zeppa, Mark (Self) HB 44 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Wood, Marge (Self) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Kemler, Vance (Lone Star Chapter, Solid Waste Assn. of North America) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) HB 257 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Curry, Susan (Self) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) HB 332 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Against: Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) HB 435 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Collins, Gene (NAACP -- Odessa) Curry, Susan (Self) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and WimberlyNeighborsforHealthyWater, STOP,KlebergCo,STAND(Ama),CHGDenton,MEGSanAntonio . . .) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) HB 724 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Against: Peterson, Ken (Texas Rural Water Association) Zeppa, Mark (Self) HB 1226 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) HB 2271 For: Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Cain, Kyle (Kyle Cain -- General Manager of Sprint Ft. Bend County Landfill L.P. Type IV Landfill -- Operation) Curry, Susan (Self) Dunbar, Glen D. (Commissioner Andy Meyers, Fort Bend County) Sitton, Windy (City of Lubbock) Weiss, Gary G. (G.O. Weiss Inc. Owner -- Operator (Houston -- Katy)) Winton, Jim (Fort Bend County Sheriff Dept.) HB 2372 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Curry, Susan (Self) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and WNHW, CHG, SWAT, ACCORD, CARE . . .) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) HB 2912 For: Allison, Jim (County Judges & Commissioners Association of Texas) Alvarez, Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Collins, Gene (NAACP -- Odessa) Curry, Susan (Self) Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Gregory, Bob (Texas Chapter of National Solid Wastes Management Assoc.) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Guerrero, Roland (American Electronics Association) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen's Texas Office) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and Del Rio, (Kleberg), WNHW(Hays), STAND, ACCORD,STOP,CARE,SWAT,CHG,RGA, MEG,CCOS, SSOC, STANDofAma.) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) Morphew, Cindy (Texas Oil & Gas Association) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Peterson, Ken (Texas Rural Water Association) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) Sisk, Cathy (Harris County Pollution Control) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) On: Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Huston, Robert (TNRCC) Saitas, Jeff (TNRCC) HB 2997 For: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Against: Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Curry, Susan (Self) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and Cty of Del Rio, Kleberg Co, STOP, CARE(Kinney Co), CHG&RGA(Denton), MEG(Bexar), WNHW(Hays), STAND) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) On: Bredwell, Charles (Comptroller of Public Accounts) HB 3002 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Gangnes, Michele G. (Self and Neighbors for Neighbors) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen) Stant, Jeff (Speak on behalf of Citizens Coal Council & Hoosier Environmental Council) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Against: Akers, Patti (Self and Texas Coal Ash Utilization Group) Davie, Maxie (Center for Energy & Economic Development) Faulkner, Tom (Texas Mining and Reclamation Association) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) On: Ingh, Leigh (TNRCC) HB 3082 For: Curry, Susan (Self) Lowerre, Richard (Self and Kleberg County, STOP, STAND, CHG, WNofW . . .) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) HB 3083 For: Alvarez, Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Collins, Gene (NAACP -- Odessa) Curry, Susan (Self) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and WNHW, STOP, STAND, CHG, Mrs. Mary Louise Holton Abilene,Tx, Landowners in Grayson Co.) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) HB 3084 For: Alvarez, Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Collins, Gene (NAACP -- Odessa) Curry, Susan (Self) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Lowerre, Richard (Self and WNHW, CHG, MEG, STOP, CARE . . .) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Sampson, Richard (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) HB 3297 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Curry, Susan (Self) Gramstorff, Jeanne B. (United Methodist Women) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Lowerre, Richard (Self and Wimberly Neighbors for Healthy Water, CHG, STOP, CARE, SWAT, Kleberg County) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. (Self) Roten, Merle (Self) Schneider, Robin (Texas Campaign for the Environment) West, Walter (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Sam Rayburn Community) Wilson, Christine (Self) Worden, Thebe (Texas Impact) Against: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council) Glacken, Shawn (Association of Electric Companies of Texas) Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce) HB 3584 For: Alvarez, Ph.D., Ramon (Environmental Defense) Anderson, Sparky (Clean Water Action) Beving, Rita (Self) Curry, Susan (Self) Greenway, William (Self and Texas Impact) Griffith, Lucille (Self) Haragan, Kelly (Public Citizen) Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter of the Sierra Club & the Alliance for a Clean Texas) Maschino, Tamara (Self) Parten, Ed (Texas Black Bass Unlimited & Texas Ass. of Bass Clubs) Polewarczyk, Arlene L. 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28-May-18 03:02 PM
So i guess bitfinex and cex are involved in building cryptocapital?
I don't know if they are involved in building it, but they are using it
Well i think thats good enough
I dont see a lot of options after 2 days of researching imo
What's funny is that cryptocapital doesn't send to Panama anymore
And most likely alot of central American companies. From my own research I found out they are using a series of shell companies and European banks
In Portugal and Lithuania
That would explain the Panamanian ban
So i am guessing they fucked something up in panama and moved to EU
They don't like sending to "offshore" jurisdictions. The irony is that Panama has passed a ban on offshore companies opening bank accounts. If you want a Panamá bank account you now need to be physically there and operating there
Oh so there is no merit on panama anymore?
 Pass the money through where they want you to pass it by and everything is good
Panama is good for Icos or companies looking for 0% tax on offshore business
So if you open a company in Panama but don't offer services inside Panama you don't need to pay taxes by law
As the banking is cleaned up I assume it will gain favor with European banks again. Also there is a fintech boom happening in Central and South America. Tons of payment processors and services the likes of Venmo or PayPal are cropping up
Panama is trying to position itself for the fintech and crypto economy.
Can you recommend me some fiat to crypto gateway?
I need it for moving money around in and out of singapore bank
Honestly no. I don't know a reliable one. Cryptocapital might be great for Singapore
I never had an issue with cryptocapital
I just stopped using them due to the news but nothing happened after it was published
I need to move 6 to 7 figure
I wouldn't trust them that
You don't have any local contacts?
But there is no option lol
You might be better off traveling and doing a face to face deal.  Let me ask my contact at Panda exchange
They are doing Fiat transfers now
Yeap. I know sounds funky


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Art exhibition in Thailand reveals natural beauty of Taiwan
Lin Li-yen’s solo exhibition titled 'Life in Color' presents 20 artworks portraying Taiwan's flowers and birds
by Lyla LiuArtist Lin Li-yen (TECO photo) Artist Lin Li-yen (TECO photo)
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — The Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) will launch artist Lin Li-yen’s (林麗燕) solo exhibition titled “Life in Color” on Nov. 28 at the TECO office in Bangkok, Thailand.
The Taiwanese artist lives in Bangkok and the show is intended to help strengthen the implementation of Taiwan's New Southbound Policy, in addition to promoting cultural exchanges between Taiwan and Thailand, according to TECO.
“Life in Color” features 20 color ink paintings that portray Taiwan's unique flowers and birds. Lin has also experimented with eastern gouache in recent years.
Lin learned Chinese painting from Master Du Deng-Yin and was guided by Professor Li Zong-ren, a contemporary ink painting artist, while she studied her master's degree at National Taiwan University of the Arts.
According to a TECO press release, Lin later developed her style so that it was more delicate and a mixture of traditional elegance and contemporary art. Lin said she hopes the audience will gain a fresh image of Taiwan through her artistic and visual depictions of the country.
The opening of "Life in Color - Lin Li-yen's Art Exhibition," will be held at 11 am on Dec 2, in the TECO office lobby, Bangkok.


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[gecode-users] Gecode version with ANDROID NDK ?
christine bouzant
christine.bouzant at gmail.com
Mon Oct 14 15:15:54 CEST 2013
Hello,
Thank you for your answer.
I decided to switch off thread support as you said.
It compiles if i add #include <cstddef> inside gecode/support/thread.hpp
and if, in the same file,
i replace line 130 :
#ifdef GECODE_THREADS_WINDOWS by #if defined(GECODE_THREADS_WINDOWS) ||
!defined(GECODE_THREADS_PTHREADS)
in order to have FastMutex defined.
Cheers,
Christine
2013/10/12 Guido Tack <tack at gecode.org>
> Hi,
>
> we don't have plans to support the Android NDK (we simply don't have the
> resources right now to adapt and test everything on every possible system).
> But of course if you manage to create a patch that would make Gecode work
> with the NDK, that would be very welcome and we may include it in the main
> distribution.
>
> Technically I believe the pthread API in Android is a bit limited compared
> to full posix threads, so I'm not even sure it can be done. Alternatively
> you could switch off thread support altogether. Currently configure just
> checks for the presence of pthread.h, but if you simply remove the call to
> AC_GECODE_THREADS from configure.ac and run autoconf, configure, make,
> this might work. Please let me know, if this solves the problem I'll add a
> configure switch to disable thread support entirely.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
> On 12/10/2013, at 1:28 AM, christine bouzant <christine.bouzant at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I'd like to know if it is planned to make a version compatible with the
> android ndk ?
> It seems that the case for the NDK's pthread.h is not implemented and so
> an application cannot compile. Unless there is something wrong in my
> configuration...
>
> Best regards,
>
> Christine
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Foot reflexology is the study and practice of stimulating reflexes in the feet which correspond to different parts of the body.
Using specific hand, finger and thumb techniques, reflexology causes responses in different parts of the body, stimulating the body’s own healing capacity and promoting a return to a state of equilibrium.
Reflexology is an holistic technique, treating the whole person, not just the affected area.Common Modern Day Ailments which benefit from reflexology:
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In an incident of extreme stress, a primitive system governed by the old part of the brain, the ‘fight or flight’ reaction takes over. The body prepares to fight or run and various hormones are used.
In particular adrenalin stimulates the heart action and raises the blood pressure. More blood is sent to the muscles, the air passages become relaxed and a sense of excitement is produced. Since other body functions such as digestion and excretion are not a priority, adrenalin reduces the blood flow to these areas.
The body uses adrenalin to cope with all types of stresses and is the body is subjected to regular doses of stress over a long period, the effects build up and the body finds it difficult to cope. All systems are affected by this-cardiovascular, endocrine, nervous, disgestive, urinary, reproductive and immune!!
The reflexologist has the ability to reverse the affects of stress, therby enabling the body to seek its own balance. Working the foot triggers a reflex action in the corresponding body area, which relaxes the tension and reduces the vascular tension.
Set aside relaxation time. Relaxation techniques such as REFLEXOLOGY activate the body’s relaxation response, a state of restfulness that is the opposite of the stress response.
Exercise regularly. Physical activity plays a key role in reducing and preventing the effects of stress. Nothing beats aerobic exercise for releasing pent-up stress and tension.
Eat a healthy diet. Well-nourished bodies are better prepared to cope with stress. Start your day with a healthy breakfast, reduce your caffeine and sugar intake, and cut back on alcohol and nicotine.
Get plenty of sleep. Feeling tired can increase stress by causing you to think irrationally.
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Forging quantum money (part 1 of 3)
Due to the release of (yet another) Python framework for quantum simulation ProjectQ, I was inspired to revisit the paper An adaptive attack on Wiesner’s quantum money from a few years back.
This post will form the first post of a three-part series on the paper, and the background necessary to understand the part of it I’ll cover. We’ll learn about:
- Wiesner’s scheme for quantum money, and why it was considered secure (this post),
- An attack on Wiesner’s money scheme that shows it is not secure (with an aside into quantum bomb testing!),
- and, A modification of Wiesner’s scheme that resists this attack.
Wiesner’s scheme
Wiesner’s Quantum Money scheme is one of the earliest ideas in quantum computing. The fundamental idea is that (unknown) quantum states cannot be copied arbitrarily and hence make an “unforgable” form of money: it shouldn’t be possible to duplicate a “quantum” bill.
Money, in Wiesner’s scheme, is created by the bank. The bank holds a serial number and a secret “key” that the bank uses to verify each note that it hands out. When given a note, the bank can determine if it is valid by referring back to this secret key.
The important steps are:
Money generation: Done by the bank here; the bank creates money by randomly picking a quantum state, call it |$⟩, and handing that state to the customer, and recording the state it generated by matching it to the serial number of the note.
Money verification: When someone wishes to spend money, the bank verifies it.
Let’s take a look in detail. We’ll first need to recall some standard quantum states:
$$ \begin{aligned} |0\rangle &= \left( \begin{array}{c} 1 \\ 0 \end{array} \right), \\ |1\rangle &= \left( \begin{array}{c} 0 \\ 1 \end{array} \right), \\ |+\rangle &= \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} \left( |0\rangle + |1\rangle \right), \\ |-\rangle &= \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} \left( |0\rangle - |1\rangle \right). \end{aligned} $$
The first two states, {|0⟩,|1⟩} form a basis1 – the computational basis – for a single qubit, and the second two, {|+⟩,| − ⟩} form a different, orthogonal, basis – the Hadamard basis.
The crucial idea to understanding the scheme is that in quantum mechanics, measurement can irreversibly destroy a given quantum state, changing it to be a completely different one.
Measurement
To measure a given state in quantum mechanics is to first fix a set of potential measurement outcomes, and then “look” at the given state, and see which one of these outcomes the state when in. Let’s see an example.
Suppose we have a single qubit in some unknown state:
$$ \begin{aligned} |\psi\rangle &= \alpha |0\rangle + \beta |1\rangle \end{aligned} $$
We can measure the qubit in either the computational basis or the Hadamard basis.
Computational basis. Noting that it is already express in terms of the computationl basis, if we measure it in the computational basis, the Born rule for measurement says that we will get the state |0⟩ with probabily |α|2 and the state |1⟩ with probabily |β|2.
Hadamard basis: Note that $|0\rangle = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} \left( |+\rangle + |-\rangle \right)$ and $|1\rangle = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} \left(|+\rangle - |-\rangle \right)$ so we can re-write |ψ⟩ as $$ \begin{aligned} |\psi\rangle &= \frac{\alpha + \beta}{\sqrt{2}} |+\rangle + \frac{\alpha - \beta}{\sqrt{2}} |-\rangle \end{aligned} $$ and so, again by the Born rule, we would achieve outcome | + ⟩ with probability $\left|\frac{\alpha + \beta}{\sqrt{2}}\right|^2$ and | − ⟩ with probability $\left|\frac{\alpha - \beta}{\sqrt{2}}\right|^2$.
The point to note here is that the final state is different depending on which basis we measured it in. Wiesner used this fact to build a (hopefully) unforgable form of money.
Wiesner’s quantum money
Money generation: To withdraw money from a bank in Wiesner’s scheme, the bank performs the following steps:
- Pick a serial number, s,
- Pick n states at random from |0⟩,|1⟩, |+⟩,| − ⟩, call this the key and save these choices in a database linked to the serial number.
- Build a quantum state from these basis elements, and call the combined state |$⟩.
- Yield a bank note to the customer with the given serial number s and the embedded quantum state |$⟩.
Money verification: To verify a given piece of money, the bank proceeds as follows:
- Look up the key for the provided serial number s,
- Measure each qubit in the basis that the we know it was created from.
- If the money state hasn’t changed, then we will measure it
to be in the same state that we created it, and we can say
that it is valid.
- If the money state has changed, then there is a chance that the
measurement results will disagree, and we can be sure that it has
been tampered with.
- In the case that validation succeeds, the money state is returned to the person requesting validation, and in the case that the validation fails, the money is destroyed.
Having the same money state returned, instead of a new one each time validation succeeds, is critical to the success of the forging approach of arXiv:1404.1507.
Standard analysis of Wiesner’s scheme
Let’s look at an example. Suppose we have withdrawn some money from the bank, and the state we’ve been given (but can’t see) is
$$ \begin{aligned} |\$\rangle &= |+100--\rangle. \end{aligned} $$
There are six qubits, and we can see the bases that each has been prepared in, but if we’re simply the customer we don’t know this information.
Our goal is to create a state |F⟩ that the bank will also verify as valid.
Noting that if we measure either | + ⟩ or | − ⟩ in the computational basis, we’ll get |0⟩ with 50% probability or |1⟩ with 50% probability, one approach is simply to build |F⟩ by the following technique:
- Measure each qubit indepnedently in the computational basis, and obtain some measurement outcome x ∈ {0, 1}.
- In this way, build up |F⟩ from states |x⟩.
In our example, we can see that this will work 50% of the time for the first qubit of |$⟩, 100% of the time for the 2nd, 3rd and 4th qubits, and again 50% of the time for the last two qubits. So for this state, this approach will succeed with probability $\left( \frac{1}{2} \right)^3 = \frac{1}{8}$. Pretty bad odds.
In an earlier paper, Molina Vidick and Watrous show that in a model where the attacker doesn’t interact with the bank after receiving the note, the best attack that one can mount results in a success probability of $\left(\frac{3}{4}\right)^n$, where n is the number of qubits in the money state. This is better than my approach here, but if we set n to be of modest size, say n = 10, then this approach will succeed at most 5 times out of 100; still not particularly good. If we had 100 twenty dollar notes, we could attempt to forge them, and we’d end up with a total of 2 × 5 × 20 = $200 instead of the original $2, 000 we started with.
Summary
We’ve seen that Wiesner’s original scheme for quantum money doesn’t appear to be forgable with our first ideas. In the next post we’ll learn about a very cool technique in quantum mechanics, the Elitzur-Vaidman bomb tester, and then we’ll see how it can be used to beat Wiesner’s scheme!
A one-qubit basis is a set of states such that any state involving one qubit can be written as a linear combination of either of the elements in the basis.↩


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I'm currently a 5th year senior at
Northeastern University in Boston. Having majored in Computer
Science and Mathematics, I'm most interested in data science and
analytics. I love digging into large datasets to discover what
sort of insights lie just below the surface. During my time
at Northeastern, I've gained experience working with Python (and its
various packages: sklearn, pandas, etc.), Scala, Spark,
Jupyter/Zeppelin notebooks and various AWS tools.
I've completed 3 co-op programs in the Boston area, for a total of 18
months of real-world work experience. Most recently,
I've gained a passion for applying machine learning techniques
to the healthcare field: I truly believe that these new
technologies can make a difference in patients' quality of care.
During my time at Northeastern, I've gained a huge appreciation for
both learning and mentorship. One of the main tenets of Northeastern's
Computer Science Program is how to learn new programming languages.
Starting off my freshman year with no prior experience, Northeastern was
able to teach me a lot through their custom language, Racket.
Since then I've been able to learn new skills through my classes and co-ops.
I've been fortunate enough to help mentor younger students in many capacities:
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EARTH A film by Deepa Mehta Starring: Aamir Khan, Nandita Das, and Rahul Khanna Written by Deepa Mehta Based on the book "Cracking India" by Bapsi Sidhwa In Hindi, Urdu, Parsi, and Punjabi, with English subtitles
Early on in Deepa Mehta's fourth feature film "Earth", the viewer quickly gets a sense of the dichotomy between the serious and the humorous, and the disastrous complications that the combination of the two can have when a little child is listening to a discussion about the partition of India, controlled by the British Empire, into two separate nations, India, dominated by Hindus, and Pakistan, dominated by Muslims. There is a quiet sense of foreboding within any historical film about what will happen next, and "Earth" is no exception. History cannot be changed with an event as catastrophic as the partition of India, where millions of people died in the greatest migration of people in history.
Mehta cannot ignore that, yet she makes a curious decision that provides mixed results in making her narrator a na´ve young child named Lenny (Maia Sethna). Lenny's Hindu nanny Shanta (Das) takes Lenny around the streets of Lahore before partition. They become part of a group of friends, who include Hasan the Muslim masseur (Khanna), Sher Singh the Sikh (Gulshan Grover), Muslim Imam Din (Khalbushan Khalbanda), and Muslim Dil Nawaz (Khan), the Ice Candy Man. These group of friends endlessly debate religion and politics along with the effects that partition will have on that area.
During the course of the film, we find that most of this group is trying to pursue Shanta, the main suitors being Dil Nawaz and Hasan. We also see all of this through the eyes of a child who is losing her best friend to one of these men. This story is set against the backdrop of an India about to split into two pieces, both of which will be forever damned into hatred. Both suitors are initially peace loving, rational people who urge their friends to stick together despite the religious turmoil that is boiling in Lahore, the setting of the story (and the present day capital of Pakistan). We see the love between Hasan and Shanta bloom, but the story takes a sharp turn into the surreal when Dil Nawaz, played by the loveable, affable Indian superstar Aamir Khan, finds that his sisters have been slaughtered, along with hundreds of other Muslims, on a train from India to Pakistan.
It is here that the narrative turns into the serious tragedy that the story is fated to have. Certainly, Lenny plays a part in this. She crudely asks Dil Nawaz if he saw his sisters in the train dead, not realizing the power of her words. She is unable to see his transition into a cold, heartless man who is filled with hate and revenge. She is still the na´ve young girl, stuck in a world which is increasingly violent. Mehta makes her greatest claim for peace through the eyes of this young girl who is fated to be shattered by the end of this story.
After partition and independence, riots and violence explodes throughout Lahore, and Mehta is unflinching in showing the sheer totality of destruction that religion and nationalism can have. The portrait of the world becomes bleak and depressing because modern day viewers know that the situation never goes back to normal: it is still bleak and depressing.
Mehta's filmmaking is sometimes shaky, and her pacing is uneven, but her greatest power is to let the actors do their own jobs. The film works mostly because of two mammoth performances. As Shanta, Das is superb, showing the love she feels for Hasan, the affection for Dil Nawaz, and the incredulousness of a bystander whose beloved city is being destroyed. The true revelation, however, is Khan, who is absolutely astonishing. He cements his reputation as one of India's greatest actors with his brutally honest performance of a young man who is kind, generous, and affable, but also a man who is forced into a life of rage and revenge. Khan is not the main character in the story, but he is an engaging, fiercely dominating screen presence, overshadowing everyone else on screen and becoming, in essence, the face of hate. Khan is both engaging, funny, romantic, vengeful, and cold all within the same movie, and his transition is nothing but genius.
Former MTV VJ Khanna is good as Hasan, but is mostly a bystander and has mostly a static job. He does well with it, however, and makes a promising debut as an actor. The supporting performances are uniformly outstanding, highlighting a unique cast which is supremely talented in bringing this story to screen. Mehta has a superb talent for shooting her films, and this is no exception: she paints beautiful landscapes of Lahore, with gorgeous renderings of 1947. The other critical component for success is the superb score by A.R. Rahman, India's foremost music composer, who writes a gorgeous and searing score, all combining for a flawed but ultimately stunning film that sears at the soul long after the film is over. "Earth" is not a perfect film, but it is a great one, and it deserves to be seen, recognized, and mulled over for years to come. This is a terrific accomplishment.
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