{% from 'message_box.html' import message_box %}
{% call message_box('warning') %}
{% trans -%}
It seems like you are using a local URL for Indico or running in debug mode.
We recommend registering only production instances with the Community Hub.
{%- endtrans %}
{% endcall %}


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Reports a Externalizable classes without a public no-argument constructor.
When an Externalizable object is reconstructed, an instance is created using the public no-arg constructor before the readExternal
method called. If a public no-arg constructor is not present a java.io.InvalidClassException will be thrown at runtime.
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Zoom in and out to reveal/hide systems.
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Zoom in and out to reveal/hide systems.
Click/Tap an element to view additional information about that element.
Railmap.xyz seeks to be a synthesis of all passenger rail systems in the United States. The idea is to allow the user to easily view and browse all passenger rail systems (intercity, commuter, light, heavy, and others) in a single map, and to glean additional information about these systems and how they interact.
This project is currently under development, with updates being regularly released as available. Currently, the map shows data for portions of the Eastern US. Eventually, however, this will be expanded to include all US States.
If you would like to learn more, please visit the links above.


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Ukraine introduces fines from Nov 20 for transporting children without child car seats
The law will apply to all types of motor vehicles.
Ukraine will introduce fines from November 20, 2019, for transporting children without child car seats.
The relevant law on amendments to the Code of Ukraine on administrative offenses regarding liability for violation of rules of transporting children was published in the parliamentary newspaper Holos Ukrainy on November 19.
Under the law, children under age 12 and those who are less than 145 cm tall should be transported in child car seats or booster seats. The drivers will pay a fine of UAH 510 (US$21) for the first violation of the law; repeated violations will be fined UAH 850 (US$35).
The law will apply to all types of motor vehicles.
As reported earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky enacted the law on November 15.
Prior to this, the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, passed draft law No. 1150 as a basis and as a whole.


Infrastructure
Campus
Spread over the sprawling 30 acres of beautifully landscaped area, the campus is among one of the most impressive
ones in India. Massive educational complexes set in lush green environment provide three fight ambience and
atmosphere for intellectual stimulation. The world class infrastructure in form of class rooms, computer
laboratories, library,canteens, etch facilitate teaching-learning processes that fascinate and delight students,
faculty, corporate visitors and parents .
Class Rooms
Classrooms have been equipped with multimedia audio- video equipments to facilitate effective learning and are
designed to promote maximum interaction between the faculty and students. Each Class rooms have traditional &
modern furnitures and are according to the norms of respective governing bodies .
Library Resource Center
Dwelling on new digital initiatives the Library Resource Centre caters to the academic interests of the student
and faculty community at Science & Management Campus Of MCET. It has
• More than 10,000 books .
• More than 100 journals .
• Over 176 videos and more than .
• 700 electronic media like CDs & Floppies .
The library is rich in resources in the subjects of Management, Business, Computer Application etc .
Computer Lab
One Hi-tech Wi-Fi enabled Computer lab consists of approximately 100 P-IV Computers , which are interconnected by
optic cables and 4 MBPS leased line internet connectivity, software afor various computer programming application
such as Turbo C , VB 6 , Turbo C++ , Oracle 8i , JDK etc.
Canteen
Students and staff can get healthy and nutritious food in the college canteen. High levels hygienic nutrition
food is made possible through facilities like steam cooking, cold storage, etc, in the kitchen.
Ragging Prohibited By Law
All the student should know that RAGGING IS PROHIBITED and is a criminal offence. Any Student found
indulging in any act of ragging will be dealt with severely and handed to law and order authorities
(Police). In addition, the college will take disciplinary action at its end, which may include
rustication of the student from the college.


AND THIS IS MY DIGITAL WORLD...LET'S CONNECT :)
I'm a young, fast-learning, hard-working anime enthusiast that loves going into the design world and taking nothing and turning it to something. Most importantly I'm someone that loves to learn and I ultimately feel like that will help me achieve my dream of working in the tech industry as a designer and front-end developer. I am driven to be the best at what I do and want to be a part of a team that will give me the opportunities to learn more as I develop my skills and work on projects that pushes me to a higher level.
Tools: Adobe creative cloud, Adobe XD, Adobe Photoshop, Figma, Invision, Visual studio code, google drawing, sketch, and more.
Skills: User Experience Research, Interviewing, Wireframing, Sketching, Prototyping, User Interface Design, Interaction Design, Usability Testing, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Responsive Design, Visual Design
A client wanted a website to be created. Did the wireframing, mockups, and the coding.
Live PreviewI created this travel website for a project in my HTML course. focusing on design and structure of website.
Live PreviewThought it would be awesome to design a actual working game from code. This Tic Tac Toe game is 1st player vs CPU and I had fun developing it.
Live PreviewSome quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
Live PreviewMy client started a podcast and wanted me to design his cover. I animated one of his pictures and edit the style in Figma
Live PreviewFor my internship I was the UI designer for a company called Prosper IT Consulting. Their client was a theatre comany named Theatre Vertigo
Live PreviewCheck out my Dribble Account.


Chuta Kaimu:
The pride of the ancient Elrokian warriors -- in a sense, their other self, proof of Mother Shilen's blessing and faithfulness. Ah, this is! This must be a fragment of the weapon the Elrokian warriors once wielded.
May I see it more closely?
Show Mushika's relic to Chuta Kaimu.


Navy Veteran Found in His Apartment Had Been Dead for 3 Years
The rental community where Ronald Wayne White lived said his body was discovered by maintenance personnel responding to a service issue at his apartment
The mother of a Navy veteran is seeking answers after her son's body was discovered in his Texas apartment where officials said he had been dead for three years.
The remains of Ronald Wayne White, 54, were recovered Nov. 12, from the DeSoto Town Center Apartments in suburban Dallas, NBC News reported.
White had been dead "for an extended period of time, up to when he was last known alive three years ago," the Dallas County Medical Examiner's Office said in a statement.
White's mother, Doris Stevens, said she last spoke to her son in November 2016. White was a defense contractor and traveled the world in that role, she said.


common_schema 2.1 released: advanced & improved split(), persistent script tables, more schema analysis, and (ahem) charts!
common_schema 2.1 is released! common_schema is your free & open source companion schema within your MySQL server, providing with a function library, scripting capabilities, powerful routines and ready-to-apply information and recommendations.
New and noteworthy in version 2.1:
- Better QueryScript’s split() functionality
- Persistent tables for QueryScript: no long held temporary tables
- Index creation analysis, further range partition analysis
- grant_access(): allow everyone to use common_schema
- Ascii charts, google charts
- debugged_routines: show routines with debug code
Other minor enhancements and bugfixes not listed.
Here’s a breakdown of the above:
split() enhancements
split is one of those parts of common_schema that (should) appeal to every DBA. Break a huge transaction automagically into smaller chunks, and don’t worry about how it’s done. If you like, throttle execution, or print progress, or…
split enhancements include:
- A much better auto-detection-and-selection of the chunking index. split now consults all columns covered by the index, and uses realistic heuristics to decide which UNIQUE KEY on your table is best for the chunking process. A couple bugs are solved on the way; split is much smarter now.
- Better support for multi-column chunking keys. You may now utilize the start/stop parameters even on multi column keys, passing a comma delimited of values for the split operation to start/end with, respectively. Also fixed issue for nonexistent start/stop values, which are now valid: split will just keep to the given range.
- split no longer requires a temporary table open through the duration of its operation. See next section.


Client Standing Instruction Create
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About the ruler
You probably noticed that there is a big, fat ruler on your document's window, and it makes CocoaPad look like a lean, mean word processor. Well, it's a lot more than decoration. It has a lot of useful functions, and you might want to learn how to use them.
- The first and most intriguing feature of the ruler are the Tab stops. These are those little arrows on the bottom of the ruler. If you move them, you can control how big the tab spacing is.
There are several different types of tab stops, each with the power to control part of the layout. One of the most useful (and most ignored) type of tabs is the indentation tab. For more on paragraph indentation, see the Indentation section.
- Probably the most useful function, the ruler also has Alignment buttons. Click these to centralize your text, make it left-justified, and so on.
- If you have Mac OS X 10.3 Panther, you also have a Styles and Spacing pulldown menu. You can adjust the line spacing and your text style without either having to make a trip up to the menu, or memorizing keyboard shortcuts. As a bonus, you can edit stylesheets from this menu. Stylesheets are an advanced way of saving certain preset formats. We go into more detail in Stylesheets.
Plus, the ruler also looks really cool and makes CocoaPad look like a $300 word processor, although it isn't.
Due to a bug with Mac OS X's text system (which is, therefore, out of our control), tab stops will not save their positions if there is no text in the document and the document is saved. The next time you open the document, the tab stops will be in their default locations. To prevent this, make sure you have (or are planning to type) some text in your document when you edit the tab stops. |


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SAN➡SJC ✈
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Second wind: Go!
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New café recently opened down the street. Good coffee, weak AC. ☕😊🔥😞
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An interesting writeup about today's Stack Overflow outage. http://bit.ly/29Wk53Z
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Xcode doesn't support Swift refactoring so I'm over here writing scripts to grep through source files. Funnily enough, I don't really mind.
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Python people are usually sticklers for it, and consequently, I am now too. But Swift is making it really difficult.
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Does anyone out there even attempt to keep ~80 characters/line in Swift?

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Out for a night of Pokemon hunting.
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Will it finally be cool to wear a Pokemon hat as an adult now? I've waited for that moment for years.
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Its official. I'm now fully indoctrinated. I've had the server crash on me while catching Pokemon.
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I know I'm a bit late to the party, but I'm here now.
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Whelp. It's happened. http://bit.ly/29CEkYa
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What do you call global, shared-state objects: NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter, UIApplication.sharedApplication, etc? I say services.
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View from the top. #prefireworks http://bit.ly/29mryMc
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Linode, you're awesome.
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[notice] everything is fine. It's a non-crucial personal server. Thanks to the folks at Linode for detecting the hack and shutting it down.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, I have been hacked. http://bit.ly/29oAEdb
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There's a local Dixieland brass band playing on the front steps of a historical hotel down the street from me. I love this neighborhood.


Experienced Leader and Group Facilitator with MBA interested in joining your team as an entry-level Web Developer. Successfully completed Ohio State University Full-Stack Developer Bootcamp. For-profit, not-for-profit, and higher-education work experience. Excellent communication and team skills.
Detailed * Curious * Organized * Creative * Passionate
JavaScript * HTML * CSS * JQuery * API * React.js * MySQL * Node.js


Azure Notes
- About AZ-900
- Containers
- Serverless Computing
- Difference between VM,Containers and Serverless
- A Few Features Of Cloud
- CapEx Vs OpEx
- Cloud Deployement Methods
About AZ-900
Containers
- Provide a consistent,isloated execution environment
- Applications and dependencies packaged
- Standard runtime environment needed to execute the app
- Example:Docker
*Containers start up in few seconds!?*
There is no OS to boot and initialize.We only need the app to launch.
Serverless Computing
- Application broken down into separate functions
- Good for automated tasks
- Cloud computing is flexible and cost-efficient
Difference between VM,Containers and Serverless
- Thus was the difference
A Few Features Of Cloud
- Cost effective
- Scalable
**Vertical Scaling**-Scaling UP.Adding resources to increase power of an existing server.
**Horizontal Scaling**-Scaling OUT.Adding more servers that function together as a single unit.
- Elastic
- Current
- Reliable:Data backup,Disaster and Recovery Present
CapEx Vs OpEx
- CapEx: Spending money on physical infrastructure.Expense deduction comes with time.Ex:Server,Storage and Network costs.
- OpEx: Spending money on services or products now.Ex:Software Licenses
Cloud Deployement Methods
- *Public Model*
- Local hardware to manage or keep up to date
- Ex:AWS and Azure
- *Private Cloud*
- Cloud environment in own datacenter
- Self service access to compute resources
- *Hybrid Cloud*
- Mix of Public+Private
- Ex:Host website in public Link to Private clou


Dat Protocol
DEP-0007: Hypercore Header
Title: DEP-0007: Hypercore Header
Short Name: 0007-hypercore-header
Type: Standard
Status: Draft (as of 2018-07-06)
Github PR: #34
Authors: Paul Frazee, Mathias Buus
Summary
The Dat protocol supports a variety of data structures on top of the hypercore append-only logs, including key-value stores (hyperdb) and file archives (hyperdrive). In order for a program to read the data structure within a hypercore, it must know which structure it is reading. This DEP specifies a "header" entry which can be placed at the first entry of a hypercore in order to provide identifying information. This header also supports custom data for the data-structure, and may be expanded in future DEPs to provide additional standard data.
Motivation
At time of writing, Dat's standard data structures are being expanded upon (hyperdb) while existing data structures are being updated with breaking changes (hyperdrive). In order for these changes to be deployed smoothly to the network, it's important that the following needs be met:
- Programs should correctly identify the data structure type and version within a hypercore. This will enable the program to use the correct handling code (eg hyperdb, hyperdrive, hyperdrive-v2).
- Programs should abort processing a hypercore if they lack support for the type or version of the data structure.
Usage Documentation
The "header" is the first entry in a hypercore. It includes a dataStructureType
and an optional extension
which can contain data-structure-specific data.
A program that is reading a hypercore will examine the dataStructureType
to determine how to process the hypercore.
function loadCorrectStructure (hypercore) {
var header = parseHypercoreHeader(hypercore.readEntry(0))
if (!header) {
// no header present - treat as a hypercore
return hypercore
}
switch (header.dataStructureType) {
case 'hyperdrive':
return new HyperdriveV1(hypercore, header)
case 'hyperdrive-v2':
return new HyperdriveV2(hypercore, header)
case 'hyperdb':
return new HyperdbV1(hypercore, header)
// ...
default:
// unknown type - treat as a hypercore
return hypercore
}
}
The dataStructureType
string should be unique to the data structure (refer to existing DEPs to avoid conflicts). When a breaking change is made to the data-structure, it should be given a new dataStructureType
string. For example, the "hyperdrive"
type string might be updated to "hyperdrive-v2"
for its second version. (Note: the actual type strings will be specified in the DEPs for the individual data structures.)
The header.extension
is an optional blob of bytes. It can be used by the data structure to store custom data. In "hyperdrive"
(v1) it is used to specify the key of the content hypercore. It is also valid to encode a protobuf message into the extension field, and therefore it's simple to add additional fields.
Reference Documentation
The header message should be written as the first entry of the hypercore. It is not required that all hypercores possess a header.
The header message has the following protobuf schema:
message HypercoreHeader {
required string dataStructureType = 1;
optional bytes extension = 2;
}
Data structures should not add additional fields to the HypercoreHeader
. Any additional fields should be ignored. Data-structure-specific data can be stored in the extension
. This is easy to do with protobuf's nested messages. For example:
message MyCustomHeader {
message AdditionalData {
required string foo = 1;
required uint64 bar = 2;
}
required string dataStructureType = 1;
optional AdditionalData extension = 2;
}
Rationale and alternatives
This standard is backwards compatible with v1 of hyperdrive, which used an Index
message as the first entry in the metadata hypercore.
An alternative approach is to simply attempt to process a given hypercore with all known message encodings. However, this is time-consuming and error-prone, and may not accurately capture the version of a data-structure.
Changelog
- 2018-06-26: First complete draft submitted for review


Application Data Exchange Assessment Framework and Functional Requirements for Mobile Health - Local Development build (v0.1.0). See the Directory of published versions
This section describes the different actors in the Use Cases and their roles in implementing the requirements in this guide.
Mobile Health Devices (or simply Devices) include blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, mobile phones, fitness trackers, smart watches, gps trackers, medical devices (e.g., a C-PAP machine), thermometers, SPO2 monitors, respiration devices, and clothing with embedded smart devices. These devices are often accompanied by applications (see below) and may be designed to work with specific data repositories. Devices may be regulated health devices, but need not be.
Requirements, Rules and test Scenarios applicable to Device actors will be marked with the @Device tag.
Mobile Health Applications (a.k.a. Mobile Health Apps or simply Apps) include integrated smart-phone Apps such as Google Health, Apple Health, and Samsung Health, activity and fitness tracking Apps such as Runkeeper, weight and diet monitoring applications, and other physical fitness and health monitoring Apps.
Mobile Health Applications can also be web-based applications, so long as they are designed to be accessible via a mobile health device.
Requirements, Rules and test Scenarios applicable to App actors will be marked with the @App tag.
Mobile Health Data Repositories collect mobile health data from multiple devices and make it possible for users to access, analyze and aggregate data across devices. These applications may also enable population analysis for select populations.
Requirements, Rules and test Scenarios applicable to Data Repository actors will be marked with the @Repository tag.
Mobile Health Data Consumers can access one or more Mobile Health Data Repositories and potentially other sources. These components provide additional tools enabling users to analyze mobile health data. [Do we need this category? It seems like it my be useful. –KWB]
Requirements, Rules and test Scenarios applicable to Data Consumer actors will be marked with the @Consumer tag.


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
40 mg |
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AMT |
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Intro - This is my fifth experience with aMT. All have been positive experiences. And all but one has been with W, including this one.
Set - There was a weird mood the day of the trip. With the bombings just days earlier, I knew my mind would be overloaded for this journey into the unknown. But still, I was in good spirits and anxious to trip. I also hadn't eaten anything that day, and was on the tail end of recovering from a cold.
Setting - My house, with music/blacklights and lots swag cannabis.
6pm - W and I take our approximately 40 mgs of aMT in soft gel cap...
T + 1/2 hour - Definitely feeling something come on...just us 2 at the house...

T + 2 hours - Come inside, and see that time has almost stopped....no nausea.... Well into the plateau right now....very visual....everything has motion.... also very speedy.... the door to sharing ideas and opening up has flung wide open, and me and W start to discuss the situation that has just arose between us and Osma Bin Laden...conversation grows pretty deep, I am impressed with my ability to think and reason....more on this later...
T + 4 hours - Roommate R gets home from work...he has developed my cold, so decides not to trip and just to smoke and drink...This is where a my trip started to go bad....My other roommate, BJ, gets home from the bar, and brings in 3 other drunks (who don't do any drugs)....the conversation with them was very hard, and my extreme state was starting to get to me with all the people in the house...Some didn't know what I was on, and they were asking too many question that required me to defend my self....then 2 more show up....then 5 more show up.....FUCK....too many people at the house.....too many cars parked outside.....This is where paranoia started to set in.....My mind just kept thinking this many people and cars would attract the police and things would go very bad from there....More paranoia.....have trouble getting first bunch to leave...
About 2 hours later (maybe less, but seemed that long), they all left except for me, W, and R.....finally....it takes me about 30 minutes to calm myself back down and get back into a good mind set.....from there we smoke lots of cannabis, listen to good music, and talk.....At this time I was still going strong (+3)....The visuals had actually increased....My auditory is messed up too....I am hearing very high pitch sounds (like a cell phone) that others are not....These high pitch sounds also seem to be inducing little flashes of light here and there.....Most visual aMT trip yet....
The thinking and reasoning done in my head during this trip, was amazing....I was able to define, and redefine my position on life, death, this crazy situation, and war.....The same line of thinking kept popping into my head....It went something like this:
I am not a religious person, I have faith in my body and internal workings, not faith in a higher power waiting for the best time to take me from this sinful state to a blissful state....Thinking, reasoning, learning, experiencing, are what makes my life now a blissful state....But as of last Tuesday my blissful state has been interrupted by the accumulation of ego, greed and evil.....Not just by one side doing evil, but by too much evil caused by wanting everybody to believe the same way....
We are on the steps of a worldwide holy war between the Christians/Jews and Muslims....Both sides have killed, and both sides are not done killing....I do not promote the breaking of morals in defense of morals....Every life is equally precious, regardless of beliefs or actions...The realization is that the human race is destined to die off some time. The likely cause will be religious tension + accelerated technology beyond what we can handle safely + over population that promotes chaos.....But I, like most, had always accepted this would happen after my lifetime.....The latest developments has human race pushing the envelope of self-destruction...Right now, the stage is being set, and we are about to play out the most important world wide conflict to date, with the most ever at stake....
Scary....My beliefs have nothing for me to look forward to after this life....So, in this life I want to learn as much as I can about me and my environment.....I am not ready to die.....If the unthinkable of a draft happens, and I am called on to support my country, I will not put myself in a situation where I could kill someone or get myself killed...I would rather be in jail with my brain and morals intact....
Everybody's lives and paths will now change with the outcome of this.....Since I am neutral to both sides as of right now, I can only hope there are others like me, that when the time comes, will stand up against mass military actions and fight for life, not life for some and death for some, but life for all.....
Conclusions - I finally went to sleep around 6 am, making it a strong 12 hour trip. Sleep was short and restless and a minor body load was experienced the day after. I also had a headache (possibly a change in brain chemistry). Cannabis once again proved to have great synergy. All previous trips with aMT were not too intellectual, more just social. The amount of thinking done about this important event and how I am effected by this event, was very powerful and very intellectual. The bad 2 hours I had in the middle forced me to get a hold of myself from the inside. Somehow my confidence was heightened by this (possibly a MAOi side effect). The whole experience was exhausting, with some great and some bad parts, but in the end a trip that made me more comfortable with me and my ideas....The next night, I ate some pot brownies and got very very stoned...Could have been the brownies or a residual effect from aMT and very little sleep...
I want to share a quote I read while in middle of peaking, that had a powerful effect on me and my thinking during the trip. It comes from an interview with a current underground rock band, when asked about Timothy McViegh being executed.
'I really have no concerns for what happens with life or death. We are all irrelevant. Some how or another, we must all experience bad fortune and good fortune. You may think it's a shame that all those people were killed but at the same time, from a perspective of universal logic, it is inevitable that something like that will always occur. The more activity you have mingling in a concentrated area, the more chaos you promote. The planet is so saturated with social, environmental and psychological chaos that it is really no surprise to me that a man like Timothy McVeigh existed. I put the guilt on society for Timothy's McVeigh's actions. We can't all be good when evil is readily available for vulnerable minds.' -Kenneth Schalk of Candira
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Each entry is divided into sprint# then either techical or cultural blog. Sprint# defines the week number across the journey.
Nimesh Govind
Dev Academy Student | Auckland, New Zealand
Phone<PHONE_NUMBER> Email nimeshgovind74@gmail.com


This is a command line Javascript application that simulates a robot on a specifiable grid
Description
The application is a simulation of a toy robot moving on a square tabletop, of dimensions 5 units x 5 units.
There are no other obstructions on the table surface.
The robot is free to roam around the surface of the table, but must be prevented from falling to destruction.
Any movement that would result in the robot falling from the table must be prevented, however further valid movement commands must still be allowed.
The application that can read in commands of the following form
- PLACE X,Y,F put the toy robot on the table in position X,Y and facing NORTH, SOUTH, EAST or WEST
- MOVE move the toy robot one unit forward in the direction it is currently facing.
- LEFT rotate the robot 90 degrees in the specified direction without changing the position of the robot.
- RIGHT same as LEFT command
- REPORT will announce the X,Y and F of the robot And Draw Robot on the below table.
Use Exapmle buttons input command sample for testing the Robot.


Predict Category
Enter Some Simple text to test.
Example: I am looking to buy car
Output will be something like this: {'sentence': 'i am looking to buy a car', 'token': 'car', 'WOI': 'car', 'similarity': 1.0}
Meaning the scentence token is matching with WOI (Word of Interest: Car)
{{ woi }}
Subject Verb Object triplet
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Part IV: Sprites and Animation
EditSo we have a player sprite that moves around the screen. Great! But… we don't want it to just look like a block… so let's add some graphics!
First, you need to have the sprite's graphic. Using your image editor of choice, you can draw pretty much anything you want, and save it as a Transparent PNG. For our player sprite, we're going to have it be made up of 16x16 pixel frames, with two different frames for each of the 4-possible facing directions (Left and Right are used by the same 2 frames, since we will be flipping them later).
You can draw it yourself, if you want, or use this image, created by my friend Vicky Hedgecock for this tutorial:
Save your file in "assets/images".
Now we need to actually load the player's graphic into the sprite. So, bring up your Player class again.
Remove the makeGraphic line from your constructor (the function called 'new' in your class), and replace it with:
loadGraphic(AssetPaths.player__png, true, 16, 16);
This tells your sprite to use the player.png graphic, that it's animated, and that each frame is 16x16 pixels. AssetPath is class generated by a neat Haxe macro which builds it's value from the contents of your Project.xml's assets tag. Macros are a little complicated, but worth taking a look into at some point. In this case, we use AssetsPath as an easy way to use our assets in code.
Next, we want to allow the sprite to be flipped based on its facing value. This makes it so we only need sprites for one direction (Left), and not two (Left and Right).
Add the following:
setFacingFlip(FlxObject.LEFT, false, false); setFacingFlip(FlxObject.RIGHT, true, false);
All we're doing here is saying that we don't want to flip anything when facing Left (because our sprite already faces left), and to flip horizontally when facing Right. We could do the same for Up and Down if we wanted.
Now, we need to define our animations. In our case, we want each animation to end with the player in their 'neutral' pose (legs together), that way each time we animate the player, it will return to the correct frame as soon as they stop animating. So, add:
animation.add("lr", [3, 4, 3, 5], 6, false); animation.add("u", [6, 7, 6, 8], 6, false); animation.add("d", [0, 1, 0, 2], 6, false);
We're finished with the constructor changes, the final step is to change our movement function to tell the player sprite which way to face. So, modify our section which deals with setting the player's angle to look something like this:
var mA:Float = 0; // our temporary angle if (_up) // the player is pressing UP { mA = -90; // set our angle to -90 (12 o'clock) if (_left) mA -= 45; // if the player is also pressing LEFT, subtract 45 degrees from our angle - we're moving up and left else if (_right) mA += 45; // similarly, if the player is pressing RIGHT, add 45 degrees (up and right) facing = FlxObject.UP; // the sprite should be facing UP } else if (_down) // the player is pressing DOWN { mA = 90; // set our angle to 90 (6 o'clock) if (_left) mA += 45; // add 45 degrees if the player is also pressing LEFT else if (_right) mA -= 45; // or subtract 45 if they are pressing RIGHT facing = FlxObject.DOWN; // the sprite is facing DOWN } else if (_left) // if the player is not pressing UP or DOWN, but they are pressing LEFT { mA = 180; // set our angle to 180 (9 o'clock) facing = FlxObject.LEFT; // the sprite should be facing LEFT } else if (_right) // the player is not pressing UP, DOWN, or LEFT, and they ARE pressing RIGHT { mA = 0; // set our angle to 0 (3 o'clock) facing = FlxObject.RIGHT; // set the sprite's facing to RIGHT } FlxAngle.rotatePoint(speed, 0, 0, 0, mA, velocity); // determine our velocity based on angle and speed if ((velocity.x != 0 || velocity.y != 0) && touching == FlxObject.NONE) // if the player is moving (velocity is not 0 for either axis), we need to change the animation to match their facing { switch (facing) { case FlxObject.LEFT, FlxObject.RIGHT: animation.play("lr"); case FlxObject.UP: animation.play("u"); case FlxObject.DOWN: animation.play("d"); } }
Every time this function gets called, it will check to see which of the directions the player is pressing, and, based on those, which way the sprite should be facing, and which animation should be playing..
Save your changes and run your project, and you should see your player sprite animate while being moved, and facing the right direction!
Next, we'll talk about maps and collision!


In the proper environment, the development of a project will be defined by how git is used. Ideally, all development will occur in branches that are NOT the master. Let's take a look at what these branches are:
- Master branch: This is the the place where perfect code lives. No development should occur on this branch. Consider it sacrosanct.
- Development branch: This branch should reflect current working code, and should be the branch from which all other branches fork off.
- Feature branches: Forked off the development branch, feature branches are where the development actually happens. These branches will be merged back into the development branch once the feature is fully operational and ready to be added to the master branch.
- Release branch: This branch emerges from development, and represents all the completed code for that version. It lives between the master and the development branches.
- Hot fix branches: These are tiny branches that may be created directly from the master branch, with the sole purpose of applying immediate, necessary fixes to the code such as security patches. Use them sparingly or ideally not at all.
Work on a ticket will begin by forking a feature branch off the development branch. Once the work on the feature is complete, that branch will be merged back into the development branch, where it will be integrated with the current working code. After that happens, it will be added to the release and master branches.


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FarmLead
Ottawa, ON
Feb 2017 - Present
Full Stack Developer
Full-stack
php7, MySQL
server admin
AWS
i-Sight Software
Ottawa, ON
Mar 2016 - Feb 2017
Software Application Developer
Full-stack / Pair programing / Agile Development
Backbone.js, Node.js, Seneca.js, PostgreSQL
Lead developer for Michigan and Wipro
Core developer for GSK
FarmLead
Ottawa, ON
Jun 2016 - Oct 2016
Front End Developer (Part-time)
Remote (Vue.js, CoffeeScript, ectjs, Python)
Develop an online market place for grain seller and buyer.
No bootstrap, No jQuery, everything build from scratch.
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Ottawa, ON
Mar 2015 - Feb 2016
Web Developer
Agile Web Development (LAMP)
Building and maintaining online event registration forms
Responsible for weekend emergency support


Constructor
new EventManager()
Create a eventManager.
- License:
- MIT
- MIT
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Methods
afterDelete()
Helper methods.
Delete this callback.
Delete this callback.
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delete()
Helper methods.
Delete this callback.
Delete this callback.
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eventInfo(name, key, value)
change event info.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
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name |
event name. | |
key |
event info key. | |
value |
event info value. |
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filter(callback)
Helper methods.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
EventManager~filterCallback |
- Source:
have(name) → {boolean}
Whether to include the specified event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- boolean
isEventCallbackRun(name) → {boolean}
if the event callback is running, it returns true.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | RegExp | The event name. It can be a regexp(exact match). |
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- boolean
isOk(callback)
Helper methods.
isOk.
isOk.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callback |
EventManager~isOkCallback |
- Source:
isStop()
Determines whether the EventManager is stopped.
- Source:
killEventCallback(name)
kill the designated event callback.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | RegExp | The event name. It can be a regexp(exact match). |
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on(name, conf, callback, immediately)
on a event callback.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
name |
String | The event name. | |
conf |
Object | The event callback conf. | |
callback |
EventManager~eventCallback | The event callback. | |
immediately |
Boolean | false |
- Source:
onAsync(name, conf, callback, immediately)
on a async event callback.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
name |
String | The event name. | |
conf |
Object | The event callback conf. | |
callback |
EventManager~eventCallback | The event callback. | |
immediately |
Boolean | false |
- Source:
stop()
Stop EventManager.
- Source:
times(value)
Helper methods.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Number | times. |
- Source:
timesFilter(value)
Helper methods.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Number | times. |
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trigger(name, info)
trigger a event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
name |
String | The event name. |
info |
Object | The event info. |
- Source:
triggers(nameRegExp, info)
trigger a event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
nameRegExp |
RegExp | The event name RegExp. |
info |
Object | The event info. |
- Source:
update()
Update evnManager.
- Source:
wait(value)
Helper methods.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Number | sec. |
- Source:
waitFilter(value)
Helper methods.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
Number | sec. |
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Type Definitions
eventCallback(eventManager, callback)
This eventCallback is added a event event.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
eventManager |
EventManager | |
callback |
Object | info. |
- Source:
filterCallback() → {Boolean}
This filterCallback is added a event event.
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Returns:
The callback function executes the result.
- Type
- Boolean
isOkCallback() → {Boolean}
This isOkCallback is added a event event.
- Source:
Returns:
The callback function executes the result.
- Type
- Boolean


The template key for which template responses will be applied.
The Accept header of requests for which this template response should be used.
The status code sent to the API consumer.
Response template body.


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CSS and Design are if you want to focus on front-end development. Front-end developers spend their time making things look and work well, obsessing over layouts, navigation, colors, and design. If this type of work appeals to you, your best bet is to take CSS and Design classes at Epicodus.
CSS is the language for describing the presentation of Web pages, including colors, layout, fonts, and other stylistic choices. It allows one to adapt the presentation to different types of devices, such as large screens, small screens, and printers. HTML — used for building the structure of the page — and CSS — used for the visual and aural layout — are the two basic languages involved in the building of web pages and web applications.
Web design is a process of conceptualizing, planning, and building a collection of electronic files that determine the layout, colors, text styles, structure, graphics, images, and use of interactive features that deliver pages to your site visitors. Web Design is a crucial component in web development, and students who learn design will be able to engineer positive and interactive user experiences through innovative interfaces.
C# is most popular among bigger established businesses, often for building internal software. Because it's been around for a long time and has the backing of Microsoft, it is one of the most in-demand languages in the job market. C# has also been going through a bit of a rebirth lately, with Microsoft open sourcing the language and surrounding platform, porting it to run on Mac and Linux, and incorporating many of the best features of other languages. If you like the idea of working for a larger company on business software, C# is a great choice.
The C# (or C-sharp) programming language is one that enables developers to build applications that run on the .NET framework. Students who are well-versed in C# programming can use it to create client applications, database applications, distributed components, and much more.
Students who learn C# programming and combine it with their knowledge of the .NET framework can target larger enterprises, government agencies, and companies serving enterprise and government clients for employment
Java is also a favorite of enterprise companies, but its appeal is broader as well: it's one of the most popular of all programming languages, and it's used in everything from for high-performance processing to building Android user interfaces. Because Java has been very popular for a very long time and is used in so many applications, it is also a very high-demand language. If you're interested in working for an enterprise-level company, as an Android developer, or in high-performance applications, Java could be a good language to learn.
Java is a programming language used to create dynamic web applications, applets within larger Web pages, and mobile Android applications. Students who learn java programming will be able to create dynamic web applications on their computer. Most Java students also continue into our Android course, where they learn how to create mobile apps for Android devices.
PHP is most used in content-heavy websites with relatively little user interaction. The most popular content management systems - Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla - are all written in PHP, and everything from local restaurants' websites up through large complex government deployments are built with these tools. If you're keen to work for an agency that builds websites for clients, or if you like the idea of building out sites for brands, businesses, and organizations, PHP is a great direction to go.
PHP is a popular programming language used for web development within the confines of HTML. The PHP language can create dynamic web page content or images used on websites or elsewhere. Students who learn to code in PHP will be able to collect form data, generate dynamic page content, send and receive cookies, and much more.
Ruby is a favorite language of developers building interactive web applications. If an app involves users creating accounts, entering information, and interacting with dynamic content, there's a good chance it is built with Ruby. Ruby became popular because the Rails framework, which is written with Ruby, simplified many of the common tasks associated with building web applications. It's most popular with startups and smaller companies who are looking to build their product quickly.
Ruby is a dynamic, open source programming language focused on simplicity and productivity. It has an elegant syntax that is natural to read and easy to write. The Ruby programming language is best known as a language for building web applications in its corresponding Ruby on Rails framework. Taking the Ruby course is particularly beneficial due to the general-purpose nature of Ruby makes it suitable for a wide array of programming tasks; much like Pearl, Python, and other languages.


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Here are a few projects I have done recently:
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Languages: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Media Queries
Webpage made to look like wikipedia by two people in one day using limited resources...
Vacation
Languages: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap
Webpage uses bootstrap to make difficult design process more accessible in html.
My First Webpage
Languages: HTML
Webpage uses block tags to explore headers, paragraphs, and lists.
My name is Matt, but most people call me Nardo (short for my surname Nardoni). I came to Epicodus with experience gained from the University of Oregon but without the means to profit financially or emotionally. I have always been active with technology, yet I lacked any sort of in depth knowledge on the subject of computer technology or programming. Now I find myself combining my social, educational, and newly developed technical skills in an effort to impress myself on today's code review.
With a few skills


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| ActionRetractFactWidget | This is used when you want to retract a fact. |
| ActionSetFieldWidget | This widget is for setting fields on a bound fact or global variable. |
| CompositeFactPatternWidget | This represents a top level CE, like an OR, NOT, EXIST etc... |
| ConstraintValueEditor | This is an editor for constraint values. |
| DSLSentenceWidget | This displays a widget to edit a DSL sentence. |
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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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Annotation view that represents a cluster. If you reuse an instance of this view, be sure to call
See morereuseWithAnnotation()
.Declaration
Swift
public class AnnotationClusterView : MKAnnotationView
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Class that represents an annotation cluster. - Note: Needs to subclass NSObject to be able to conform to MKAnnotation
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class AnnotationCluster: NSObject
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Class that manages the clustering of the annotations.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public class ClusterManager


All Classes
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Exception Summary Class Description AbstractPickupPointFrame AlertLabel This class is the label that will contain warning and success messages for the delivery manAlertLabel This class is the label that contains the successfull and failed authentication stringsBackButton This class represents the back buttonBackgroundPanel This class initializes the backgroundPanelBackGroundPanel This class is the background panel that will contain all the other panelsBox This class represents the boxBoxAccessPanel This class is the access panel for the parcel collectionButtonBox This class graphically represents a boxConnection This interface lets the user manage all the connection types seamlesslyConnectionsDelivery This class manages the requests pertaining to the 'deliveries' tableConnectionsDeliveryMan This class manages the requests pertaining to the 'deliverymen' tableConnectionsFactory This class returns a 'Connections' class depending on the string received by the serverConnectionsPackage This class manages the requests pertaining to the 'packages' tableConnectionsPickupPoint This class manages the requests pertaining to the 'pickuppoints' tableConnectionUnknownException This exception is thrown whenever a user attempts to issue an unknown command to the serverCredentialsReceiver This Singleton class is used to forward credentialsDatabaseConnector This class connects to the databaseDateHandler This class contains methods to manage datesDateHandler This class contains methods to manage datesDeliveryMail DeliveryMan This class represents the delivery man, there are methods to send the credentials to the pickup point and methods that return the deliveries to do and those expired.DeliveryManClient This class connects the deliveryman to the pickup point serverDeliveryManMain DeliveryManMapper This class returns DeliveryManTable objects from the databaseDeliveryManMapper This class returns DeliveryManTable objects from the databaseDeliveryManTable This class represents the 'deliverymen' database tableDeliveryManTable This class represents the 'deliverymen' database tableDeliveryMapper This class returns DeliveryTable objects from the databaseDeliveryMapper This class returns DeliveryTable objects from the databaseDeliveryTable This class represents the 'deliveries' database tableDeliveryTable This class represents the 'deliveries' database tableEMailSender ErrorGUIMain GraIntMain GridBoxesPanel This panel graphically represents the locker with all the boxesGui This class create the DeliveryManGui's FrameImageLoader This class is used to load an image into memoryIncorrectIDException This class notifies the pickup point system when an incorrect ID is inserted as an input.InfoPackPanel InsertCodePanel LargeBox This subclass of box represents the large boxLoadingGUIMain This class is a loading screenLoginDelMan This class manages the delivery man log inLoginDelManPanel This class is the delivery man access panelLoginPanel This Class creates the Login Panel and everything inside itMainAll This main starts the server, the pickup point and the deliveryman's PDAMainServer This thread runs the server which accepts requests from pickup points and deliverymen and responds accordinglyMainServerConnector This class allows the connection between the pickup point and the main server which connects to the databaseMainServerConnector This class allows the connection between the pickup point and the main server which connects to the databaseMainServerTest This test class is used to make sure that no packages are assigned to the test pickup point and that the test password has not been alteredManageConnections ManageConnectionsDeliveryMan ManageConnectionsFactory Mapper Mapper MapperFactory This factory creates mapper instancesMapperFactory This factory creates mapper instancesMediumBox This subclass of box represents the medium boxObserverCredentials ObserverLogin PackageMapper This class returns PackageTable objects from the databasePackagePanel This Class creates the panel showing a deliveryman's packages and their destinationPackageTable This class represents the 'packages' database tablePersistenceFacade PersistenceFacade This class is an interface between the mappers and the other classes that need to use themPickupMail PickupPoint This class handles pick up and delivery in the Pickup PointPickupPointInfoPanel This class represents the panel containing information on pickup pointsPickupPointMain PickupPointMapper This class returns PickupPointTable objects from the databasePickupPointMapper This class returns PickupPointTable objects from the databasePickupPointServer PickupPointServerUnavailableException PickupPointTable This class represents the 'pickuppoints' database tablePickupPointTable This class represents the 'pickuppoints' database tablePickupPointTest This test class is used to check whether it is possible to connect to the server.ServerMain This main starts the serverSetDMLanguage SetLanguage Size SmallBox This subclass of box represents the large boxStartingPanel This Class creates the main panel used in the PDAStartPanel This is the initial panelUsernameOrPasswordException ViewBoxesPanel


David Faulkenberry
Where I live
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How to reach me
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Experience
ISO New England, Holyoke, MA
More info to follow as onboarding progresses.
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Boston, MA
Work with schedulers, planners, and managers on Workforce Modernization Program team, bringing work selection and daily operations management procedures from paper and legacy mainframe systems to centralized cloud-based architecture.
Duties include:- Develop Hastus OIG scripts and custom database fields (vendor-supplied transit mgmt. software)
- Interpret highly specialized legacy format and develop script to emulate format from standardized XML data source
- (More tasks to follow as onboarding continues)
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority, Springfield, MA
Design, research and prototype various projects, including automated bus stop departure displays & announcements, operator incident report management, and wireless download of in-vehicle video.
Continue Operations Staff duties at UMass Transit Services.
Development Knowledge
Languages:
- Ruby
- Java
- JavaScript / jQuery
- Python
- C
- Scala
Tools / frameworks:
- RSpec
- Capybara
- FactoryGirl
- Capistrano
- Travis CI
- CodeClimate
- Git / GitHub
- Bootstrap
- Hastus (including OIG/OIR)
Education
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Members
(constant) domains
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Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
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directory |
string | Location of your app. |
template |
string | The type of app |
- Object containing domains, their directory, and template type. React: Use template 'html' and point to build/index.html. Python: Use childe_process.spawn or exec to call your app.
Methods
setDomain(domain)
- Function to set domain
| Name | Type | Description |
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domain |
string | Name of domain |
setEngine(app, directory, template)
- Source:
- See:
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- `/config/domains.js` for more information.
- Helper function to set the app engine
| Name | Type | Description |
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app |
Object |
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directory |
string | Directory location of app. |
template |
string | Type of app you're using. |


Contact information of investigator(s):
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Model grid type:
Rotated latitude-longitude
Horizontal grid spacing (or equivalent node spacing for spectral models):
Fill_In
Model vertical coordinate and number of vertical levels:
19 levels
Model dynnamics:
Hydrostatic
Lateral boundary relaxation method and number of points in buffer zone:
Hyperbolic tangent profiles
8 grid point relaxation zone
Number of soil layers for which soil temperature is computed:
2 layers
Number of soil layers for which soil water content is computed:
2 layers
Number of surface vegetation types:
Fill_In
Formulation for boundary-layer fluxes (e.g., local K-theory based upon gradient Richardson number):
Local K-theory with prognostic TKE
Representation of expicit precipitation (e.g., rain and ice physics):
Rain and ice physics
Prognostic variables for explicit precipitation (e.g., cloud water; rain water; number of ice species):
cloud water
Formulation for convective parameterization (e.g., Kuo-type):
Kain-Fritsch mass flux scheme
Reference(s) containing model description:
Jones, C. and U. Willen, 2001: The diurnal cycle of clouds and precipitation.
Proc. Third Study Conf. on BALTEX Marinehann, Finland,
European Commission, 101-103.
Reference(s) describing land-surface parameterization:
Fill_In
Reference(s) describing convective parameterization:
Kain, J. S., and J. M. Fritsch, 1990: A one-dimensional entraining/detraining
plume model and its application in convective parameterization.
J. Atmos. Sci., 47, 2784-2802.
Reference(s) describing boundary-layer parameterization:
Fill_In
Reference(s) describing explicit precipitation paramerization:
Fill_In


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title: Rough layouts for a poster in manga style
date: '2013-06-19T06:03:00+02:00'
categories:
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picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/53351469618/rough-layouts-for-a-poster-in-manga-style
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Rough layouts for a poster in manga style


Members: Low Yee Ling Elaine (13259896) Nicholas Ong Xianwen(13280736) Fiona Tan Hooi Xin (13338178) Marverne Blaise Chia Yun Ziat (13304001)
Target Audience: Young Adults and Working Adults (Ages 18 to 40)
How to cater: We are providing relevant information in regards to their interest in animals
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In 2013, the co-sponsor of Singapore Sea Aquarium Mr. K. H. Chan established Fishtastic. Fishtastic offers an assortment of fishes costs ranging from moderate to extravagant prices. Fishtastic convey products of fish nourishments and accessories from many well-known brands such as Hikari, Rio and Tropical. Fishtastic has been awarded Singapore’s Outstanding Enterprise 2014 and Top Asia Enterprise 2014. Individuals from the general population has nominated us for our quality of products, social responsibility and eminence in customer service. We are grateful for the acknowledgement. We have established trading partners managing businesses in nations everywhere throughout the world. In order to gain more products we are always exploring and searching for trading partners worldwide. By doing so we can proceed to developing our farm into a one-stop fishing haven for all fish lovers. Come by our store to make your marine aquarium flawlessly eye catching and jaw dropping magnificent. We are here to share our insight and make your interests more enjoyable. It is really a benefit to have the opportunity to look at a part of the ocean everyday. If you have any inquiries, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us by telephone or email. To expand the joys and delight of fishkeeping to the general public society To be the number one fish aquarium in the worldwide fish aquarium business sector
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Scientific Name: Zanclus cornutus (Linnaeus, 1758) Distribution: The distribution of this species includes the warm tropical water from Hawai'i to Australia, and from the west coast of Central America westward to the coast of Africa and the Red Sea. Maximum Size:To 9". Habitat: The best environment for this fish is to provide it with lots of swimming room to move around unobstructed, and plenty of cover and hiding places. Because it is a very easily frightened fish and rather unpredictable in its compatibility nature, these provisions are important. Minimum Tank Size Suggested:100 gallons. Reef Tank Suitability: The Moorish Idol is an omnivore. Its preferred food sources are sponge, small crustacean and invertebrate life, and some marine algae. The Moorish Idol is a grazer and spends its day cruising and picking. Sometimes an individual may nip at large polyped stony corals and some types of soft coral polyps. Characteristics & Compatibility:The Moorish Idol is compatible with most other fish. If more than one Idol is to be housed in one tank, they should be introduced to the tank at the same time. Diet & Feeding: This fish should be fed several times a day, with a varied diet of finely chopped dried, fresh or frozen meaty fares such as shrimp, squid, clams, and live mysid shrimp or vitamin enriched brine shrimp, as well as vegetable matter suitable for herbivores. Because sponge is one of this fish's main natural food sources, provide prepared fares that include sponge in them. Scientific Name: Chelmon rostratus. Other Common Names:Beaked Butterflyfish, Beaked Coralfish, or Orange Stripe Butterfly. Maximum Size:7.9". Distribution:Indo-west-Pacific. Diet: The Copperband Butterfly may be difficult to get to eat in an aquarium. Feeding live (fresh clams or mussels with their shells broken open), frozen foods (Mysis Shrimp or carnivore preparations) or marine fish and crustaceans to begin with seems to be the best bet to get them to begin feeding. Reef Tank Suitability: The Copperband is generally safe with soft and small-polyped stony corals. Some specimens may nip at large-polyped stony corals, certain soft corals and zoanthids. Most of them will consume Aiptasia and polychaete worms. Characteristics: This fish is fairly sensitive, so poor treatment during capture, transport and holding will greatly determine how well it will fare in your tank. Close inspection of the fish's condition, as well as observing it eat before purchasing will greatly improve its odds of survival. Minimum Tank Size:55 gallon. Scientific Name:Amphiprion ocellaris (Cuvier, 1830) Other Common Names:False Clown Anemonefish. Identification: Normally bright orange with three white bars, the middle one with forward-projecting bulge; bars have narrow black margins. Distribtution:Eastern Indian Ocean and Western Pacific. Average Size:To 3.5 inches. Habitat:Provide with plenty of hiding places and live rock growth for grazing on. Minimum Tank Size Suggested:20 gallons Preferred Host Anemone Species: Heteractis magnifica; Stichodactyla gigantea; S. mertensii. This fish also does fine without a host anemone. Characteristics & Compatibility:Gets along well with most other species, including other Clownfish. Diet & Feeding: An omnivore which should have a varied diet including meaty food items and algae. A high quality marine omnivore flake food with these items can supply adequate levels of these nutrients. Feed 2 to 3 times per day. Scientific Name:Paracanthurus hepatus (Linnaeus, 1766). Other Common Names: Hippo Tang, Blue Regal Tang, and Palette Surgeonfish. Also recognized and known as "Dory", the fish in the Disney movie Finding Nemo. Distribution:Native to reefs across the Indo-Pacific. Average Size:12.2 inches (31 cm). Characteristics and Compatibility: Not overly aggressive towards other tank mates, but may become boisterous in the community. Juveniles can be kept together in groups, but adults will fight unless ample shelter and swimming room is provided. Prone to contracting ich, and susceptible to head and lateral line erosion (HLLE), like most Surgeonfishes are. Diet and Feeding: Unlike most tangs or surgeonfishes that require a steady diet of algae, the Pacific Blue Tang should also be fed meaty fares to satisfy its zooplankton dietary needs. Finely chopped fresh or frozen shrimp, mysid shrimp, brine shrimp, and preparations for herbivores are suitable foods, as well as nori (dried seaweed) is accepted. To help with healing of HLLE problems, foods can be soaked in a liquid vitamin supplement, such as Selcon, and Kent Marine Zoecon. Habitat: A fish that is very active, it should be provided with plenty of room to move around, and an ample supply of live rock to graze on at its leisure is beneficial. Suggested Minimum Tank Size:100 gallons (379 L). Scientific Name:Carassius auratus Other Common Names:Show Goldfish, Fancy Goldfish Distribution: originated in Asia; Central Asia (Siberia). They inhabit the slow moving and stagnant waters of rivers, lakes, ponds, and ditches feeding on plants, detritus, small crustaceans, and insects. Average Size:6.0 inches (15.24 cm) Characteristics and Compatibility: Goldfish are very social animals and thrive in a community. Not only are they a great community fish, but they are great scavengers as well. The Fantail Goldfish, along with the Ryukins, are some of the only egg-shaped goldfish that can readily compete for food with elongated goldfish, such as the Common or Shubunkin Goldfish. As such, the Fantail Goldfish makes a suitable tankmate for any of those. It is really not necessary to add other scavengers or other bottom feeders to the aquarium when you have goldfish.Most fancy goldfish will thrive in both freshwater and tropical aquariums as long as there are no aggressive or territorial fish in the tank. Some good tankmates for fancy goldfish are the Chinese Blue Bitterling and the Northern Redbelly Dace. Diet and Feeding: Since they are omnivorous, the Fantail Goldfish will generally eat all kinds of fresh, frozen, and flake foods. To keep a good balance, give them a high quality flake food everyday. To care for your goldfish, feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen), blood worms, Daphnia, or tubifex worms as a treat. It is usually better to feed freeze-dried foods as opposed to live foods to avoid parasites and bacterial infections that could be present in live foods. Habitat: These goldfish are hardy and easy to keep in a well-maintained tank. Minimum tank size is 10 gallons, but make sure water changes are frequent in such as small tank. Regular weekly water changes of 1/4 to 1/3 are strongly recommended to keep these fish healthy. Snails can be added as they reduce the algae in the tank, helping to keep it clean. Suggested Minimum Tank Size:10gal Scientific Name:Poecilia reticulata other Common Names:Fancy Guppy, Millions Fish Distribution: They are widely distributed in Southern and Central America, specifically Venezuela, Barbados, Trinidad, Brazil and the Guyanas. There is a great deal of color diversity within the species, and it breeds readily and quickly. There is also a diverse range of variations in the tail fin, including Sword and Double Sword varieties, Roundtail, Pintail, Flagtail, and the ever popular Fantail variety.They occur in a wide variety of habitats, but are usually found in waters that are quiet and densely vegetated. They can tolerate a wide salinity range and water temperatures ranging from 64-82° F (18-28° C). These fish often live in shoals in the wild.They feed on detritus with algae and plant matter and also consume zooplankton, diatoms, invertebrates, small insects, and insect larvae. Average Size:2.4 inches (5.99 cm) Characteristics and Compatibility: The Guppy is extremely active but also very friendly. This fish has a very kind and even temperament and is generally peaceful and active.This sociable fish combines well with all other good-natured fish. Small fishes such as armored catfish (Corydoras), Platy fish, Tetras and other Characins make good tankmates.These active fish form loose schools and are always on the move. Though they are peaceful community fish and easily kept with other livebearers, they may chase fry and will often nip the fins of the Betta or Siamese Fighting Fish. The aquarist should avoid combining the Guppy with the Betta, particularly in small quarters, as one of the two or both are bound to get their fins shredded. Diet and Feeding: Since they are omnivorous, the Guppy will generally eat all kinds of fresh, frozen, and flake foods. In the wild, their diet consists of detritus with algae and plant matter, zooplankton, diatoms, invertebrates, small insects, and insect larvae. In the aquarium, they will gladly eat most commercially-prepared fish foods as well as supplementary live and vegetable-based food. Feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen) or blood worms as a treat. Baby brine shrimp are a favorite of this species. This fish is not a picky eater but should be fed a varied diet several times daily in very small amounts. Habitat: Fancy Guppies do not require special aquarium care and are not too demanding about their tank. Still, the tank should have regular water changes of 25% two to three times a month, depending how many fish it holds and the condition of the water. As in caring for most of this family, aquarists should add 1-1.25 teaspoons of aquarium salt per gallon. When changing water, replace salted water with salted water, but when replacing water that has evaporated, do not add additional salt. Water that evaporates will leave salts behind, so there is no need to add more salt if you are topping off evaporated water. Suggested Minimum Tank Size:5 gal Scientific Name:Paracheirodon innesi Distribution: They are found in South America in the Paraguay River basin, Rio Taquari, Pantanal of Mato Grosso do Sul, and Brazil. In nature, these fish inhabit the slow-moving tributaries of main rivers. Neon Tetras live in shoals mainly in the middle water layers and feed on worms and small crustaceans. Average Size:1.6 inches (3.99 cm) Characteristics and Compatibility: Neon Tetras are ideal for a community aquarium with other peaceful fish. It is best not to keep them with fish that are larger or aggressive, like angels. Good tankmates include other small tetras, hatchet fish, pencil fish, Corydoras, smaller rasboras, and peaceful barbs. They are most comfortable and show their best colors when kept in a school of 6 or more fish. Diet and Feeding: Since they are omnivorous, Neon Tetras will generally eat all kinds of small or finely ground foods--live, fresh, and flake. To keep a good balance, give them a high quality flake food every day. Feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen) or blood worms as a treat. These tetras like several feedings a day, but offer only what they can consume in 3 minutes or less at each feeding. Habitat: The Neon Tetra is active and does best in a school with 6 or more of its own kind. A school will be comfortable in a 10-gallon aquarium.They should have peat-filtered water. These fish also prefer to have a bit of a current to swim in.Dim lighting will develop this tetra's best coloring.These fish prefer some plant cover and a darker gravel. A biotype setup is a great choice for this tetra and is very easy to put together. For the substrate, use a river sand with some drift wood and twisted roots. Add some dried leaves to the tank, which will stain the water a light brown, and replace the leaves every few weeks. Suggested Minimum Tank Size:10gal Scientific Name:Carassius auratus auratus Other Common Names:Oranda Fancy Goldfish Distribution: These wild carp originated in Asia; Central Asia (Siberia). They inhabit the slow moving and stagnant waters of rivers, lakes, ponds, and ditches feeding on plants, detritus, small crustaceans, and insects. The Oranda Goldfish is one of the older varieties of fancy goldfish. Today, domesticated goldfish are distributed world-wide. The Oranda is one of the more than 125-captive bred fancy goldfish varieties. Average Size:7.0 inches (17.78 cm) Characteristics and Compatibility: Goldfish are very social animals and thrive in a community. Not only are they a great community fish but they are great scavengers as well. It is really not necessary to add other scavengers or other bottom feeders to the aquarium when you have goldfish.The Oranda Goldfish is not a fast swimmer, so it cannot vigorously compete for food with fast swimming types of goldfish like the Common Goldfish, Comet Goldfish, and the Shubunkin. The Oranda may not fare well if housed with these fish, but it does well with other egg-shaped varieties, if its environment is well cared for. Diet and Feeding: Since they are omnivorous, the Oranda Goldfish will generally eat all kinds of fresh, frozen, and flake foods. To keep a good balance give them a high quality flake food everyday. To care for your Oranda Goldfish, feed brine shrimp (either live or frozen), blood worms, Daphnia, or tubifex worms as a treat. It is usually better to feed freeze-dried foods as opposed to live foods to avoid parasites and bacterial infections that could be present in live foods. Due to their fleshy head growth they can have poor vision and a harder time seeing their food, so need extra time to feed. Habitat: Setting up a goldfish aquarium in a manner that will keep your fish happy and healthy is the first step to success. The shape and size of the aquarium is important and depends upon the number of goldfish you are going to keep. These fish need a lot of oxygen and produce a lot of waste. Good filtration, especially biological filtration, is very helpful in maintaining the water quality of the aquarium. A filtration system will remove much of the detritus, excess foods, and waste, which keeps the tank clean and maintains the general health of the goldfish Suggested Minimum Tank Size:10gal |
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cpp_redis is a C++11 Asynchronous Multi-Platform Lightweight Redis Client, with support for synchronous operations and pipelining.
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Methods for discovering and tracking stable identifiers for Elements.
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Assembly: Hypar.Elements.dll
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public static class Identity
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AddOverrideIdentity(Element, IOverride)
Track that an element was affected by a specific override.
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public static void AddOverrideIdentity(this Element element, IOverride overrideObject)
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AddOverrideIdentity(Element, String, String, Object)
Track that an element was affected by a specific override.
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public static void AddOverrideIdentity(this Element element, string overrideName, string overrideId, object overrideIdentity)
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| System.Object | overrideIdentity | The identity object that the override used to describe the object. |
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Add the final values used from an override to an element or proxy. This is only required if the override schema does not reflect the element schema, or if the properties within the override were not added directly to additionalProperties. In the earlier two cases, the data on the element within the schema or in additionalProperties will be used as the current values for override.
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OverrideIds<T>(Element, String)
Get the IDs of all overrides of this type that were already attached using AddOverrideIdentity to this element.
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x_ = self._apply_defences_predict(x_)
// Create feed_dict
fd = {self._input_ph: x_}
if self._learning is not None:


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Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc > Class Template Reference
[Propagator patterns]
Inherits Gecode::Propagator.
Inherited by Gecode::Set::Distinct::AtmostOne, and Gecode::Set::Sequence::Seq.
Detailed Description
template<class View, PropCond pc>
class Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >
n-ary propagator
Stores array of views of type View with propagation condition pc.
If the propagation condition pc has the value PC_GEN_NONE, no subscriptions are created.
Definition at line 183 of file propagator.icc.
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual PropCost | cost (ModEventDelta med) const |
| Cost function (defined as dynamic PC_LINEAR_LO). | |
| virtual size_t | dispose (Space *home) |
| Delete propagator and return its size. | |
| Reflection::ActorSpec | spec (const Space *home, Reflection::VarMap &m, const Support::Symbol &name) const |
| Return specification given a variable map m and a name. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| NaryPropagator (Space *home, bool share, NaryPropagator &p) | |
| Constructor for cloning p. | |
| NaryPropagator (Space *home, bool share, Propagator &p, ViewArray< View > &x) | |
| Constructor for rewriting p during cloning. | |
| NaryPropagator (Space *home, ViewArray< View > &x) | |
| Constructor for creation. | |
Protected Attributes | |
| ViewArray< View > | x |
| Array of views. |
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::NaryPropagator | ( | Space * | home, | |
| bool | share, | |||
| NaryPropagator< View, pc > & | p | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
| Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::NaryPropagator | ( | Space * | home, | |
| bool | share, | |||
| Propagator & | p, | |||
| ViewArray< View > & | x | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
| Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::NaryPropagator | ( | Space * | home, | |
| ViewArray< View > & | x | |||
| ) | [inline, protected] |
Member Function Documentation
| PropCost Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::cost | ( | ModEventDelta | med | ) | const [inline, virtual] |
Cost function (defined as dynamic PC_LINEAR_LO).
Implements Gecode::Propagator.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Int::Bool::NaryEq< BV >, Gecode::Int::Circuit::Val< View >, Gecode::Int::Circuit::Dom< View >, Gecode::Int::Distinct::Dom< View >, Gecode::Int::Rel::NaryEqDom< View >, and Gecode::Int::Rel::NaryEqBnd< View >.
Definition at line 568 of file propagator.icc.
| size_t Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::dispose | ( | Space * | home | ) | [inline, virtual] |
Delete propagator and return its size.
Reimplemented from Gecode::Actor.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Int::Circuit::Base< View >.
Definition at line 574 of file propagator.icc.
| Reflection::ActorSpec Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::spec | ( | const Space * | home, | |
| Reflection::VarMap & | m, | |||
| const Support::Symbol & | name | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Return specification given a variable map m and a name.
Reimplemented in Gecode::Int::Circuit::Base< View >.
Definition at line 583 of file propagator.icc.
Member Data Documentation
ViewArray<View> Gecode::NaryPropagator< View, pc >::x [protected] |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- gecode/kernel/propagator.icc (Revision: 5993)