Greetings! I am Mojtaba Barzegari, a passionate PostDoc researcher in computational engineering. Whether it’s scientific computing, high-performance computing, or computational chemical engineering, I’m all about using computers to solve real-world problems. I thrive on multi-disciplinary projects, relishing challenges in mathematics, physics, computer science, engineering, chemistry, medical and biological sciences, and materials science.
Currently, I work with the Electrochemical Materials and Processes group at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), where I model electrochemical processes of energy storage systems. But before that, I was a PhD researcher at KU Leuven, Belgium, where I worked on high-performance computational modeling of tissue engineering processes. I earned my BSc and MSc in materials science and biomedical engineering, respectively, both of which centered around the combination of numerical analysis and computational intelligence. And if that’s not enough, I’ve also worked on Machine Learning and data analysis projects in the fields of medicine, biology, industrial automation, and IoT. For a comprehensive overview of my research experiences, please refer to my Research Portfolio.
But wait, there’s more! I’ve been building software for over 19 years (since 2003), tackling projects from IoT to large-scale enterprise applications. I am a big fan of the open-source software development model, and especially in the field of scientific computing, I stand firm as an open-source and open-science advocate. Take a look at the TuxRiders project for a prime example.
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Getting Started with the CollisionChecking Python Package
The Library Compiler in MATLAB® Compiler SDK™ creates Python® packages that can be integrated with applications written in Python. It also generates sample Python driver code that can be used to integrate and test the generated components. You can use this guide to set up your environment and run your sample driver application.
Note: Sample Python driver code is only generated if sample MATLAB code is included during the packaging phase. Samples can be found in the folder named "samples".
Location of Installed Python Package Files
Prerequisites
Complete this step only if you have not installed the MATLAB Runtime while installing the package.
Set Up the Python Component
At the system terminal, type:
python setup.py install [options]
If you have full administrator privileges and install to the default location, you do not need to specify any options. Otherwise, use --user to install to your home folder, or --prefix="installdir" to install to "installdir". In the latter case, add "installdir" to the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
For details, refer to:
Executing Python Driver Applications
At the system terminal, type:
python driverApplication.py
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Create a new Layer0 Instance#
Prerequisites#
Before you can install and configure Layer0, you must obtain the following:
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Access to an AWS account
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An EC2 Key Pair This key pair allows you to access the EC2 instances running your Services using SSH. If you have already created a key pair, you can use it for this process. Otherwise, follow the AWS documentation to create a new key pair. Make a note of the name that you selected when creating the key pair.
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Terraform v0.11.8 We use Terraform to create the resources that Layer0 needs. If you're unfamiliar with Terraform, you may want to check out our introduction. If you're ready to install Terraform, there are instructions in the Terraform documentation.
Part 1: Download and extract Layer0#
- In the Downloads section of the home page, select the appropriate installation file for your operating system. Extract the zip file to a directory on your computer.
- (Optional) Place the
l0
andl0-setup
binaries into your system path. For more information about adding directories to your system path, see the following resources:- (Windows): How to Edit Your System PATH for Easy Command Line Access in Windows
- (Linux/macOS): Adding a Directory to the Path
Part 2: Create an Access Key#
This step will create an Identity & Access Management (IAM) access key for your AWS account. You will use the credentials created in this section when creating, updating, or removing Layer0 instances.
To create an Access Key:
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In a web browser, login to the AWS Console.
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Click the Services dropdown menu in the upper left portion of the console page, then type IAM in the text box that appears at the top of the page after you click Services. As you type IAM, a search result will appear below the text box. Click on the IAM service result that appears below the text box.
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In the left panel, click Groups, and then confirm that you have a group called Administrators.
Is the Administrators group missing in your AWS account?
If the Administrators group does not already exist, complete the following steps:
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Click Create New Group. Name the new group Administrators, and then click Next Step.
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Check the AdministratorAccess policy to attach the Administrator policy to your new group.
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Click Next Step, and then click Create Group.
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In the left panel, click Users.
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Click the New User button and enter a unique user name you will use for Layer0. This user name can be used for multiple Layer0 installations. Check the box next to Programmatic access, and then click the Next: Permissions button.
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Make sure the Add user to group button is highlighted. Find and check the box next to the group Administrators. Click Next: Review button to continue. This will make your newly created user an administrator for your AWS account, so be sure to keep your security credentials safe!
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Review your choices and then click the Create user button.
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Once your user account has been created, click the Download .csv button to save your access and secret key to a CSV file.
Part 3: Create a new Layer0 Instance#
Now that you have downloaded Layer0 and configured your AWS account, you can create your Layer0 instance.
From a command prompt, run the following (replacing <instance_name>
with a name for your Layer0 instance):
l0-setup init <instance_name>
This command will prompt you for many different inputs. Enter the required values for AWS Access Key, AWS Secret Key, and AWS SSH Key as they come up. All remaining inputs are optional and can be set to their default by pressing enter.
...
AWS Access Key: The access_key input variable is used to provision the AWS resources
required for Layer0. This corresponds to the Access Key ID portion of an AWS Access Key.
It is recommended this key has the 'AdministratorAccess' policy. Note that Layer0 will
only use this key for 'l0-setup' commands associated with this Layer0 instance; the
Layer0 API will use its own key with limited permissions to provision AWS resources.
[current: <none>]
Please enter a value and press 'enter'.
Input: ABC123xzy
AWS Secret Key: The secret_key input variable is used to provision the AWS resources
required for Layer0. This corresponds to the Secret Access Key portion of an AWS Access Key.
It is recommended this key has the 'AdministratorAccess' policy. Note that Layer0 will
only use this key for 'l0-setup' commands associated with this Layer0 instance; the
Layer0 API will use its own key with limited permissions to provision AWS resources.
[current: <none>]
Please enter a value and press 'enter'.
Input: ZXY987cba
AWS SSH Key Pair: The ssh_key_pair input variable specifies the name of the
ssh key pair to include in EC2 instances provisioned by Layer0. This key pair must
already exist in the AWS account. The names of existing key pairs can be found
in the EC2 dashboard. Note that changing this value will not effect instances
that have already been provisioned.
[current: <none>]
Please enter a value and press 'enter'.
Input: mySSHKey
...
Once the init
command has successfully completed, you're ready to actually create the resources needed to use Layer0.
Run the following command (again, replace <instance_name>
with the name you've chosen for your Layer0 instance):
l0-setup apply <instance_name>
The first time you run the apply
command, it may take around 5 minutes to complete.
This command is idempotent; it is safe to run multiple times if it fails the first.
At the end of the apply
command, your Layer0 instance's configuration and state will be automatically backed up to an S3 bucket. You can manually back up your configuration at any time using the push
command. It's a good idea to run this command regularly (l0-setup push <instance_name>
) to ensure that your configuration is backed up.
These files can be downloaded at any time using the pull
command (l0-setup pull <instance_name>
).
Using a Private Docker Registry
The procedures in this section are optional, but are highly recommended for production use.
If you require authentication to a private Docker registry, you will need a Docker configuration file present on your machine with access to private repositories (typically located at $HOME/.docker/config.json
).
If you don't have a config file yet, you can generate one by running docker login [registry-address]
.
A configuration file will be generated at $HOME/.docker/config.json
.
To add this authentication to your Layer0 instance, run:
l0-setup init --docker-path=<path/to/config.json> <instance_name>
This will reconfigure your Layer0 configuration and add a rendered file into your Layer0 instance's directory at $HOME/.layer0/<instance_name>/dockercfg.json
.
You can modify a Layer0 instance's dockercfg.json
file and re-run the apply
command (l0-setup apply <instance_name>
) to make changes to your authentication.
Note: Any EC2 instances created prior to changing your dockercfg.json
file will need to be manually terminated since they only grab the authentication file during instance creation.
Terminated EC2 instances will be automatically re-created by autoscaling.
Using an Existing VPC
The procedures in this section must be followed precisely to properly install Layer0 into an existing VPC
By default, l0-setup
creates a new VPC to place resources.
However, l0-setup
can place resources in an existing VPC if the VPC meets all of the following conditions:
- Has access to the public internet (through a NAT instance or gateway)
- Has at least 1 public and 1 private subnet
- The public and private subnets have the tag
Tier: Public
orTier: Private
, respectively. For information on how to tag AWS resources, please visit the AWS documentation.
Once you are sure the existing VPC satisfies these requirements, run the init
command,
placing the VPC ID when prompted:
l0-setup init <instance_name>
...
VPC ID (optional): The vpc_id input variable specifies an existing AWS VPC to provision
the AWS resources required for Layer0. If no input is specified, a new VPC will be
created for you. Existing VPCs must satisfy the following constraints:
- Have access to the public internet (through a NAT instance or gateway)
- Have at least 1 public and 1 private subnet
- Each subnet must be tagged with ["Tier": "Private"] or ["Tier": "Public"]
Note that changing this value will destroy and recreate any existing resources.
[current: ]
Please enter a new value, or press 'enter' to keep the current value.
Input: vpc123
Once the command has completed, it is safe to run apply to provision the resources.
Part 4: Connect to a Layer0 Instance#
Once the apply
command has run successfully, you can configure the environment variables needed to connect to the Layer0 API using the endpoint
command.
l0-setup endpoint --insecure <instance_name>
export LAYER0_API_ENDPOINT="https://l0-instance_name-api-123456.us-west-2.elb.amazonaws.com"
export LAYER0_AUTH_TOKEN="abcDEFG123"
export LAYER0_SKIP_SSL_VERIFY="1"
export LAYER0_SKIP_VERSION_VERIFY="1"
Danger
The --insecure
flag shows configurations that bypass SSL and version verifications.
This is required as the Layer0 API created uses a self-signed SSL certificate by default.
These settings are not recommended for production use!
The endpoint
command supports a --syntax
option, which can be used to turn configuration into a single line:
- Bash (default) -
eval "$(l0-setup endpoint --insecure <instance_name>)"
- Powershell -
l0-setup endpoint --insecure --syntax=powershell <instance_name> | Out-String | Invoke-Expression


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--- title: Data Analysis on Kroger Inventory Adjustments author: Brandon P. Pipher date: '2020-04-22' slug: [] categories: - Data Analysis tags: - R - Tidyverse - ggplot2 subtitle: 'A 30-minute invesigation of a month of inventory adjustments' summary: 'A 30-minute invesigation of a month of inventory adjustments' authors: [] lastmod: '2020-04-22T13:44:39-04:00' featured: no image: caption: 'Trachyphyllia' focal_point: '' preview_only: no projects: [] math: true draft: false ---
The data set examined below contains inventory accuracy records from a number of Kroger Grocery stores. The ‘adjustment unit quantity’ is the unit variance that 3rd party auditors confirmed upon visiting a store, e.g., the first example below (-1) means that the auditing company found one less bowl of tropical fruit than the stores perpetual inventory had on record. The subsequent example (+14) means that the auditors counted fourteen more peach fruit bowls than the stores perpetual inventory.
The objective was to work the data set in R and accomplish the following within 30 minutes:
While a fairly straightforward task it felt worthwhile to document this sort of assessment.
The file is an .xlsb file which, when looking up, seemed notorious for being difficult to work with. Most recommendations I saw at the time were to utilize a local-server type setup so it could be accessed with SQL or using the excel.link
package. As of this post there seems to have been a package specifically created on 04-13-2020 dedicated to solving this issue in R in a more elegant fashion here. When I had done this write-up this package was unfortunately unavailable, and juggling the file type wasn’t a good use of time.
However, mostly due to not being constrained by memory, my solution was to simply do a manual conversion from .xlsb
to .csv
with excel itself and was able to continue without any issue.
library(tidyverse)
library(ggplot2)
A quick examiniation of the distribution of the AUQ values:
summary(kroger$`Adjustment Unit Quantity`)
## Min. 1st Qu. Median Mean 3rd Qu. Max.
## -26384.000 -1.000 0.000 0.074 1.000 11268.000
The minimum and maximum shows some clear signs of there being outliers present in the data when considering the quartiles.
The middle 50% of adjustments being between 1 and -1 shows good signs of inventory following forecasted demand. Furthermore 90% of adjustments are between -5 and 5, and 95% between -10 and 10, and 99% between -30 and 30.
A histogram to help visualize the distribution:
fig.market <- kroger %>%
ggplot(mapping = aes(x = `Adjustment Unit Quantity`,
y = (..count..)/sum(..count..)))
fig.market +
geom_histogram(bins = 20000,
fill = 'gray',
color = 'black') +
coord_cartesian(xlim = c(-50,50)) +
ylab("Frequency (%)") +
ggtitle("Histogram of overall AUQ")
A quick overview of the extreme AUQ values, both positive and negative:
kroger %>%
arrange(desc(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`))
## # A tibble: 892,955 x 5
## `Store #` `Commodity Name` `Base GTIN Numb~ `Base GTIN Desc~ `Adjustment Uni~
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 00907 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>475 REESES LOVR EGGS 11268
## 2 00934 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>021 PAPAS MILK CHOC~ 6826
## 3 00921 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>475 REESES LOVR EGGS 4826
## 4 00935 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>475 REESES LOVR EGGS 4320
## 5 00935 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>010 PAPAS OPERA CRE~ 3730
## 6 00929 842 GAMES<PHONE_NUMBER>264 JUSTCE LG 3-W S~ 2648
## 7 00431 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>012 PAPAS CHERRY CR~ 2588
## 8 00907 606 TROPICAL FR~<PHONE_NUMBER>046 AVOCADOS HASS S~ 2565
## 9 00412 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>475 REESES LOVR EGGS 2487
## 10 00431 202 CANDY - PAC~<PHONE_NUMBER>011 PAPAS FRENCH CR~ 2268
## # ... with 892,945 more rows
kroger %>%
arrange(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`)
## # A tibble: 892,955 x 5
## `Store #` `Commodity Name` `Base GTIN Numb~ `Base GTIN Desc~ `Adjustment Uni~
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 00420 973 BASIC GIRL<PHONE_NUMBER>848 BRB CAREER SPOR~ -26384
## 2 00907 790 KITCHEN<PHONE_NUMBER>176 BRD BRUSSELS MO~ -20002
## 3 00907 121 CIGARETTES<PHONE_NUMBER>494 PYRMD GOLD KG M~ -17821
## 4 00447 923 BABY BASICS<PHONE_NUMBER>052 3P FOL TG TRNNG~ -8847
## 5 00405 154 BROTH/DRY S~<PHONE_NUMBER>103 IDHN SH LOADED ~ -8513
## 6 00335 013 SPICES & EX~<PHONE_NUMBER>341 PRSL FINE SEA S~ -7884
## 7 00418 084 DRY NOODLES~<PHONE_NUMBER>916 HEMIS LUMACONI -7884
## 8 00705 134 CROUTONS/BR~<PHONE_NUMBER>000 ANGO ITAL STYL ~ -7551
## 9 00421 114 PAPER HOUSE~<PHONE_NUMBER>218 KRO HMS COLOR T~ -7419
## 10 00420 098 EUROPEAN FO~<PHONE_NUMBER>005 LYLES GOLDEN SY~ -7293
## # ... with 892,945 more rows
An immediate observation are some commodities in need of drastic adjustments to their inventory quantities for future orders. These being:
rbind(kroger %>% arrange(desc(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`)) %>% head(1),
kroger %>% arrange(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`) %>% head(3))
## # A tibble: 4 x 5
## `Store #` `Commodity Name` `Base GTIN Numb~ `Base GTIN Desc~ `Adjustment Uni~
## <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <dbl>
## 1 00907 202 CANDY - PACK~<PHONE_NUMBER>475 REESES LOVR EGGS 11268
## 2 00420 973 BASIC GIRL<PHONE_NUMBER>848 BRB CAREER SPOR~ -26384
## 3 00907 790 KITCHEN<PHONE_NUMBER>176 BRD BRUSSELS MO~ -20002
## 4 00907 121 CIGARETTES<PHONE_NUMBER>494 PYRMD GOLD KG M~ -17821
Another observation worth noting is three of these four extreme adjustments all came from Store #00907.
Taking a broad look at average adjustment per commodity category we can see Tomatoes and Melons are in excess demand overall, whereas Tropical Fruit are at a lower demand overall.
# Sorting Average AUG per commodity from increasing to decreasing
kroger %>% group_by(`Commodity Name`) %>%
summarise(avgAUQ = mean(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`)) %>% arrange(avgAUQ)
## `summarise()` ungrouping output (override with `.groups` argument)
## # A tibble: 542 x 2
## `Commodity Name` avgAUQ
## <chr> <dbl>
## 1 617 TOMATOES -1805
## 2 607 MELONS -1112
## 3 109 WATER CONDITIONING SALT -103.
## 4 923 BABY BASICS -53.9
## 5 435 SEAFOOD - SHRIMP -46.5
## 6 433 SEAFOOD - CRAB -43.5
## 7 817 FERTILIZERS -27.7
## 8 973 BASIC GIRL -27.2
## 9 098 EUROPEAN FOODS -26.3
## 10 885 POWER TOOL/ACCSSR -20.4
## # ... with 532 more rows
# Sorting Average AUG per commodity from decreasing to increasing
kroger %>% group_by(`Commodity Name`) %>%
summarise(avgAUQ = mean(`Adjustment Unit Quantity`)) %>% arrange(desc(avgAUQ))
## `summarise()` ungrouping output (override with `.groups` argument)
## # A tibble: 542 x 2
## `Commodity Name` avgAUQ
## <chr> <dbl>
## 1 606 TROPICAL FRUIT 824
## 2 236 BOOKSTORE 69.5
## 3 627 NF BULK FOOD 33.3
## 4 804 SUNGLASSES 23.8
## 5 751 FIREWOOD/FIRESTARTS 18.3
## 6 XXX NO COMMODITY DESCRIPTION 18
## 7 836 BACKPACKS/DUFFELS/TOTES 16.3
## 8 826 SOFT DECOR 7.17
## 9 841 CHRISTMAS 6.82
## 10 830 SEASONAL ACCESSORIES 5.63
## # ... with 532 more rows
# Creating a list of commodity names
kroger$`Commodity Name` %>% unique() %>% length() -> commodnames
Taking a broader examiniation of the spread of AUQ across stores we can clearly identify that some stores are heavier in adjustments:
# Boxplot of AUQ per store
fig.store <- kroger %>%
ggplot(aes(x = `Store #`, y = `Adjustment Unit Quantity`)) +
ggtitle("Boxplot of AUQ by Store")
fig.store.boxplot <- fig.store +
geom_boxplot()
fig.store.boxplot +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, vjust = 0.5))
By focusing on which stores have AUQ’s beyond a threshold of units in either direction we could narrow down some forecasting adjustments. Taking a progessively closer examination of the distribution of adjustments around zero we can identify if any stores lean in a particular direction:
fig.store.boxplot + coord_cartesian(ylim = c(-5000, 5000)) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, vjust = 0.5)) +
ggtitle("Boxplot of AUQ by Store")
# Boxplot of AUQ per store - zoomed in
fig.store.boxplot + coord_cartesian(ylim = c(-10, 10)) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, vjust = 0.5)) +
scale_y_continuous(breaks = seq(-10,10,1)) + ggtitle("Boxplot of AUQ by Store")
From the above graph we can clearly identify store 00384 and 00929 had more under-adjustments and 00390, 00420, 00933 had more over-adjustments.
1.) Current forecasts keep 90% of inventory within \(\pm5\) of expected demand, and 99% of inventory within \(\pm30\) of expected demand.
2.) Four identifiable goods that had extreme adjustments and in need of modificaitons for future predictions.
3.) Tomatoes and Melons are in excess demand, whereas Tropical Fruit has fallen in demand.
4.) Five identified stores in need of more large-scale, yet minor, adjustments towards inventory to maintain the middle 50% of inventory being within \(\pm1\) AUQ.


Saudi Crown Prince approves announcement of Aramco IPO on Sunday - sources
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Friday agreed that the initial public offering of state oil giant Aramco will be announced on Sunday, five sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
DUBAI/RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Friday agreed that the initial public offering of state oil giant Aramco will be announced on Sunday, five sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
The world's top oil company will announce its intention to float (ITF) on Nov. 3, the sources added.
"The crown prince finally gave the green light," one source said.
Aramco declined to comment.
Saudi Aramco officials and advisers have held last-minute meetings with investors over the past few days in an attempt to achieve as close to a US$2 trillion valuation as possible ahead of an expected listing launch on Sunday, according to sources.
The final meeting by the Saudi government on Friday evening was to decide whether to go ahead with the listing.
Although Crown Prince Mohammed put a US$2 trillion valuation on the company in early 2016, bankers and company insiders say Aramco's value is closer to US$1.5 trillion.
At that price, Aramco would still be worth at least 50per cent more than the world's most valuable companies, Microsoft and Apple, which each have a market capitalisation of around US$1 trillion.
Riyadh is looking to list a 1per cent-2per cent stake on the Saudi stock market to raise at least US$20 billion-US$40 billion.
If the deal exceeds US$25 billion, Aramco will become the biggest IPO in the world, topping Alibaba's US$25 billion IPO in 2014.
The listing is the centrepiece of the crown prince's plan to shake up the Saudi economy and diversify away from oil. But there have been various delays since it was first announced in 2016.
Prince Mohammed wants to eventually list a total of 5per cent of the company. An international sale is expected to follow the domestic IPO.
Analysts' meetings with top institutional investors are likely to begin on Sunday, another source said.
The state-owned oil major has also approached governments in the Gulf and Asia, including China, to try to secure the bulk of the investment from countries on friendly terms with Saudi Arabia, as the reception elsewhere has been cooler, sources have previously said.
(Reporting by Hadeel Al Sayegh and Marwa Rashad and Rania El Gamal; additional reporting by Saeed Azhar, Editing by Alexandra Hudson)


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By DONALD FRAZIERFEB. FEB 17, 2016
Little known in the West but familiar throughout Southeast Asia, the city known simply as Yogja (pronounce the ‘Y’ as ‘J’) has been a royal center of art and power since the eighth century, even after Dutch colonials made Jakarta the capital. With several major universities, it has always attracted an artsy, intellectual crowd. As an ancient city and the last remaining sultanate in the country, it has long nurtured the presentations that, for Javanese, give symbolic form to everything from official ritual to the routines of daily life.
Performance throbs from this city’s heart. On the expansive grounds of the Sultan’s Palace at the center of the old city, dance troupes and gamelan ensembles perform every day at 10 a.m. on a grand covered pavilion, the kraton. To signal religions at peace, it is lavishly decorated with symbols of the three traditions that inform life here, Hinduism, Buddhism and, the majority, Islam. In its shadow, children play with stick puppets representing Sita and Rama, iconic lovers of Hindu myth, as the call to prayer issues from a half-dozen loudspeakers, each one slightly mistimed to the others to create an atonal, ambient drone.
Over the last several years, a new generation of artists has sprung from these rich but formalized traditions. All over the city, choreographers, musicians, filmmakers, puppeteers and rappers are bursting the boundaries of these styles and their conventions. There’s a gallery scene with painters, sculptors and cartoonists whose works have made contemporary art from Indonesia the sensation of events like the last Art Basel in Hong Kong.
The good news: There’s always something happening on the cutting edge of culture. An art gallery will host a visiting performance artist; a new dance troupe will be re-enacting an ancient myth as interpreted, perhaps, at the Edinburgh Fringe. Only a few events require tickets, and reservations are nearly unheard of. You just show up.
Even private homes readily welcome strangers to gamelan concerts, less like performances and more like happenings. Restaurants, coffee houses, and a few hotels like Dusan Jogya Village Inn offer themselves as art centers, ready to host the next filmmaker or an impromptu act by an electronica D.J. working with hundreds of gamelan tracks. Rappers set up on the plaza across from the kraton, often calling attention to the plight of marginalized peoples of the East Indies. Festivals pop up like jungle flowers that bloom and fade overnight.
The Wayang Puppet Theatre still enjoys great popularity. However, to compete successfully with modern forms of pastimes such as video, television or karaoke, performers tend to accentuate comic scenes at the expense of the story line and to replace musical accompaniment with pop tunes, leading to the loss of some characteristic features.
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My Gregorc thinking style is concrete sequential. This means that I like order, logical sequences, predictability, and getting the facts. I like having a very structured environment where I can rely on others to help complete tasks. It's hard for me to work in groups when it seems that the work is not being done and everything appears unorganized.
I feel that my thinking style is good for learning new materials in a very step by step and orderly way. I'll be able to built off of what I learned previously and not face confusion in future steps because I followed the previous steps precisely to get to where I am. I feel that my learning style works well with programming code because I would want my code to be finished step by step in an orderly fashion and would be easy to read because of how organized it would be. I feel that it would not be easy for me to get lost while working on a challenge or project because I have already made defined paths for myself on what I should be accomplishing.
I feel that one of my biggest struggles during these three weeks is becoming pigeonholed into a position where I start thinking too much into the details of a challenge. I would have to step back and take a break before continuing to work and realizing that the problem can be resolved with a simple solution rather than 7 lines of code. I feel that while my thinking style has its own advantages, it's also important outside the box of what I am doing and try to see if there is a easier way to accomplish the same goal. I plan on constantly reminding myself about this as I progress through phase 0 of DBC. In order to become a well-rounded learner it is important to recognize how other thinking styles find solutions to problems. One way to do this is to read other people's reflections and blogs and obtain insight on this.


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Guidance for academies on 2017 to 2018 academic year general annual grant statements
Each year, the Education Funding Agency ( EFA ) allocates funding to open academies; including free schools, university technical colleges ( UTCs ), special academies, and alternative provision ( AP ) academies.
We set out this funding in a general annual grant ( GAG ) statement for each academy, which is uploaded to the EFA ’s Information Exchange portal.
To help academies understand their GAG statements, we produce funding allocation packs ( FAPs ), which are operational guides we have developed in consultation with a sample of academies to ensure they meet your needs.
These guides help you understand how we have calculated your 2017 to 2018 academic year funding; they update last year’s guidance, and set out the changes to academy funding we have introduced this year.
The guides should be read alongside your 2017 to 2018 GAG statement, which can be accessed via Information Exchange. Your GAG statement sets out the funding your academy will receive, how we have calculated it, the funding factors we have applied, and the sources of the data we use.
You can read about academies revenue funding allocations and also view our collection of videos on how we calculate academy allocations.
We have produced separate FAPs for different types of academies, and for academies opening in-year.
PDF , 1.04MB , 49 pages
This guide will be uploaded by the end of March 2017.
This guide will be uploaded by the end of June 2017.
PDF , 549KB , 22 pages
This guide will be uploaded by the end of March 2017.
This guide will be uploaded by the end of June 2017.
FAPs for the 2016 to 2017 academic year are also available.
Published: 15 February 2017


Marquez:
(Even after he was found by the expedition, he traveled back and forth to Kirikachin's camp. In fact, it seems like he stayed with Kirikachin more frequently than he did with his fellow explorers.)
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Red Bastard - poignancy, participation, rage, energy, fascinating
The Pianist - timeless, sweet, compact, efficient
Manuelita - really clever use of the stage and props, brimming with energy, sweat, lovely relationship between her and Camilo, creates a little world
Pomme is French for Apple - funny, real
Akram Khan - beautiful
merry Christmas, Ms Meadows - brutal, made me think, post-show discussion
Blind - personal story woven together neatly


Mexican President asks US not to mix trade deal with politics
Mexico City: Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has asked US legislators not to entangle internal political issues with the ratification of a renewed North American Free Trade Agreement. “We ask legislators from the two parties (Republicans and Democrats), with all due respect, to help us and not mix an electoral political issue with the approval of the treaty,” the President said on Friday, Xinhua news agency reported. “As to the treaty, I believe it has a consensus or greater acceptance among the people of the three nations,” he added, referring to Canada, the US, and Mexico. Lopez Obrador said that the Mexico-US-Canada Treaty (T-MEC) must not be held hostage to political differences, as this does not benefit the economic development of the region. (IANS)
Also Read: Two million weapons entered Mexico illegally in last decade
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Poetry must be made by all. Not by one.
In cafes and parlors across 20th century France, Surrealist artists and writers experimented with collaborative poetic “games” designed to buck the traditional modes of writing by excising intent and thwarting continuity. Poets would contribute poignant, independent literary components that were then assembled at random into poems out of which the reader alone was to discern order.
The Open Dada Project continues this spirit with a series of global literary “games” wherein poets like yourself are invited to participate in the endless pursuit of the aesthetic:


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Role: UX strategy, information architecture + visual design
Stakeholder: Loyalty operations at MileagePlus®
Deliverables: Content strategy, accessibility guidelines, data-driven UX, UI/visual design, fully responsive web experience with integrated onboarding process
MileagePlus® is the award-winning frequent flyer program of United Airlines. In 2020, the airline revamped the way members earn award miles and achieve premier status to focus on the amount spent rather than the distance flown or or fare type purchased. As one of the largest frequent flyer programs in the world, the program’s change impacted a multi-million member program base and a massive revenue generator for the airline. I was tasked with leading the user experience strategy for the program changes’ impact to core digital touchpoints across the United website and native app.
Premier status qualification changes to the 2020 MileagePlus program
Source: MileagePlus Program UpdatesDisplays loyalty earnings based program requirements and a snapshot view of the most current transactions.
Displays account activity that earn or use miles, and if applicable, the amount that applies towards PQM, PQS, or PQD totals.
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While integrating program updates to the "Premier Status Qualifications” section of a member’s account, I leveraged this project as an opportunity to address a long-standing desire of our general membership base: knowing what benefits are available to them at their current and the next level.
With buy-in from our loyalty stakeholders and product leadership, a benefits overview component was designed to serve as an initial proof-of-concept, with a goal to optimize with an internal contextual communications engine post-launch.
Since mileage activity is available in a member’s account for up to two years, a challenge we faced was how to clearly show loyalty earnings over that time under the old and new program requirements. Additionally, it had to be simple enough for the general user base, while also detailed enough for Premier® members who were power users of this table and its features.
Leveraging insights from usability testing and input from key stakeholders, we learned that this section was heavily used by loyalty enthusiasts as record-keeping for earning and spending miles- many even export their statements to report expenses for business travel. This direction delivered on an experience that solved for the immediate program needs while also scaling for the future.
When implementing the loyalty program changes, I leveraged this opportunity to make iterative self-service improvement for one of the top customer pain points: how to find missing miles
From observing user sessions and running page analytics, I identified an opportunity to take a more proactive and contextual approach to presenting helpful next steps rather than the vague “quick links” drop down in the existing design. With this enhancement to a member’s account, the experience enables more visible self-servicing for these tasks on digital channels rather than customer contact centers.
An updated loyalty account experience launched in January 2020 to millions of MileagePlus members around the world, averaging over 100K sessions a day.


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This specialized tool allows you to select subsets of observations from two or more observation sequence files output from filter. It creates a new set of output observation sequence files containing only the observations which were successfully assimilated in all experiments.
Experiments using the same input observation sequence file but with different configurations (e.g. different inflation values, different localization radii, etc) can assimilate different numbers of the available observations. In that case there will be differences in the diagnostic plots which are not directly relatable to the differences in the quality of the assimilation. If this tool is run on the obs_seq.final files from all the experiments and then the diagnostics are generated, only the observations which were assimilated in all experiments will contribute to the summary statistics. A more direct comparison can be made and improvements can be correctly attributed to the differences in the experimental parameters.
This tool is intended to be used when comparing the results from a group of related experiments in which the exact same input observation sequence file is used for all runs. The tool cannot process observation sequence files which differ in anything other than whether an observation was successfully assimilated/evaluated or not. Note that it is fine to add or remove observation types from the assimilate_these_obs_types or evaluate_these_obs_types namelist items for different experiments. The output observation sequence files will still contain an identical list of observations, with some marked with a DART QC indicating 'not assimilated because of namelist control'.
See the two experiment diagnostic plot documentation for Matlab scripts supplied with DART to directly compare the observation diagnostic output from multiple experiments (it does more than two, the script has a poor name).
This is one of a set of tools which operate on observation sequence files. For a more general purpose tool see the obs_sequence_tool, and for a more flexible selection tool see the obs_selection_tool.
One of the inputs to this tool is a list of filenames to compare. The filenames can be directly in the namelist file, or they can be in a set of separate text files. The latter may be easier when there are more than just a few files to compare.
For experiments where there are multiple job steps, and so multiple output observation sequence files per experiment, the input to this tool would then be a list of lists of filenames. Each set of names must be put into a text file with each filename on a separate line.
If each experiment was run in a different set of directories, and if a list of observation sequence filenames was made with the ls command:
> ls exp1/*/obs_seq.final > exp1list > cat exp1list exp1/step1/obs_seq.final exp1/step2/obs_seq.final exp1/step3/obs_seq.final exp1/step4/obs_seq.final > ls exp2/*/obs_seq.final > exp2list > cat exp2list exp2/step1/obs_seq.final exp2/step2/obs_seq.final exp2/step3/obs_seq.final exp2/step4/obs_seq.final > ls exp3/*/obs_seq.final > exp3list > cat exp2list exp3/step1/obs_seq.final exp3/step2/obs_seq.final exp3/step3/obs_seq.final exp3/step4/obs_seq.final
Then the namelist entries would be:
filename_seq = '' filename_seq_list = 'exp1list', 'exp2list', exp3list' num_to_compare_at_once = 3
This namelist is read from the file input.nml. Namelists start with an ampersand '&' and terminate with a slash '/'. Character strings that contain a '/' must be enclosed in quotes to prevent them from prematurely terminating the namelist.
&obs_common_subset_nml num_to_compare_at_once = 2, filename_seq = '', filename_seq_list = '', filename_out_suffix = '.common' , print_every = 10000, dart_qc_threshold = 3, calendar = 'Gregorian', print_only = .false., eval_and_assim_can_match = .false., /
| Item | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| num_to_compare_at_once | integer | Number of observation sequence files to compare together at a time. Most commonly the value is 2, but can be any number. If more than this number of files are listed as inputs, the tool will loop over the list N files at a time. | |
| filename_seq | character(len=256), dimension(5000) | The array of names of the observation sequence files to process. If more than N files (where N is num_to_compare_at_once) are listed, they should be ordered so the first N files are compared together, followed by the next set of N files, etc. You can only specify one of filename_seq OR filename_seq_list, not both. | |
| filename_seq_list | character(len=256), dimension(100) | An alternative way to specify the list of input observation sequence files. Give a list of N filenames which contain, one per line, the names of the observation sequence files to process. There should be N files specified (where N is num_to_compare_at_once), and the first observation sequence filename listed in each file will be compared together, then the second, until the lists are exhausted. You can only specify one of filename_seq OR filename_seq_list, not both. | |
| filename_out_suffix | character(len=32) | A string to be appended to each of the input observation sequence file names to create the output filenames. | |
| print_every | integer | To indicate progress, a count of the successfully processed observations is printed every Nth set of obs. To decrease the output volume set this to a larger number. To disable this output completely set this to -1. | |
| dart_qc_threshold | integer | Observations with a DART QC value larger than this threshold will be discarded. Note that this is the QC value set by filter to indicate the outcome of trying to assimilate an observation. This is not related to the incoming data QC. For an observation which was successfully assimilated or evaluated in both the Prior and Posterior this should be set to 1. To also include observations which were successfully processed in the Prior but not the Posterior, set to 3. To ignore the magnitude of the DART QC values and keep observations only if the DART QCs match, set this to any value higher than 7. | |
| calendar | character(len=32) | Set to the name of the calendar; only controls the printed output for the dates of the first and last observations in the file. Set this to "no_calendar" if the observations are not using any calendar. | |
| print_only | logical | If .TRUE. do not create the output files, but print a summary of the number and types of each observation in each of the input and output files. | |
| eval_and_assim_can_match | logical | Normally .FALSE. . If .TRUE. then observations which were either successfully evaluated OR assimilated will match and are kept. |
Most $DART/models/*/work directories will build the tool along with other executable programs. It is also possible to build the tool in the $DART/observations/utilities directory. The preprocess program must be built and run first, to define what set of observation types will be supported. See the preprocess documentation for more details on how to define the list and run it. The combined list of all observation types which will be encountered over all input files must be in the preprocess input list. The other important choice when building the tool is to include a compatible locations module. For the low-order models, the oned module should be used; for real-world observations, the threed_sphere module should be used.
Generally the directories where executables are built will include a "quickbuild.csh" script which will build and run preprocess and then build the rest of the executables. The "input.nml" namelists will need to be edited to include all the required observation types first.
types_mod utilities_mod time_manager_mod obs_def_mod obs_sequence_mod
| Routine | Message | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| obs_common_subset | num_input_files > max_num_input_files. | The default is 5000 total files. To process more, change max_num_input_files in source code |
| obs_common_subset | num_to_compare_at_once and filename_seq length mismatch | The number of filenames is not an even multiple of the count. |
| handle_filenames | cannot specify both filename_seq and filename_seq_list | You can either specify the files directly in the namelist, or give a filename that contains the list of input files, but not both. |
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none at this time.
DART software - Copyright UCAR. This open source software is provided by UCAR, "as is", without charge, subject to all terms of use at http://www.image.ucar.edu/DAReS/DART/DART_download


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Designed as an easy and effective way to help individuals that are new, returning, or with language or cultural deficits become aware of and deal with situations that arise at work. The graphic novel format requires limited reading skills while the visual content provides quick understanding and utilization. Follow up exercises help apply the knowledge to the specific workplace, often providing a focus for discussions with their supervisor. Taking less than half an hour and no cost to the user, it is time and cost effective for employee and employer. The initial graphic novel is: "Handling Stressful Situations in the Workplace".
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Product placement marketing opportunities for national and international brands.We feel there is great potential in graphic novels focused on helping individuals that are new, returning, or with language or cultural deficits become aware of and deal with situations that arise at work. It is a very specific, usually young audience that may be difficult to access in conventional ways. If it is a job requirement to read a graphic novel over a short period of time and be prepared to implement/discuss outcomes it will give them more focus and awareness of the novel's content, including products placed within scenes.
Additionally, these graphic novels could be customized for larger companies and their particular circumstances.
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The team at DBC can develop customized Project Management services including learning programs for your organization. Our expertise was developed over a decade of building concise, yet easy to understand and follow programs that engage participants.Additionally through an associate company, Cautela Group Inc. and in partnership with Red Deer College, we developed the first online course to help companies build compliance with the CSA Security Management for Petroleum and Natural Gas Industry Systems Standard as initiated by the National Energy Board. Although our course, Security Awareness- an Introduction, is not industry specific it does deal with the first steps developing a security response process for any organization.
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ah ha! SERIES OF WORKPLACE TUTORIALS: in easy to follow graphic novel format, each focuses on specific situations in the workplace and how to address the situation in an effective manner.
Designed as an easy and effective way to help individuals that are new, returning, or with language or cultural deficits become aware of and deal with situations that arise at work. The graphic novel format requires limited reading skills while the visual content provides quick understanding and utilization. Follow up exercises help apply the knowledge to the specific workplace, often providing a focus for discussions with their supervisor. Taking less than half an hour and no cost to the user, it is time and cost effective for employee and employer. The initial graphic novel is: "Handling Stressful Situations in the Workplace".
Great for smaller organizations that lack training budgets and capabilities and as a "primer" for established training programs.
management
with a minimum of 20 employees.
around and skunk-works for new products and processes. The
major components include strategic planning, business process
analysis and plans, market research, facilitation, management
training/mentoring, and business development services.
Typically a team will be assembled that is specific to each
project from our network in Alberta and beyond.
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Developed online courses for the hospitality industry in conjunction with Red Deer College including Building an Employee Handbook and Coaching and Mentoring. In addition, developed online courses for Security Awareness - an introductory course and personal privacy (PIPA) both delivered through Red Deer College.As all clients are theirs and are subject to FOIP as well as to our own Privacy Policy so we cannot identify individuals or companies.
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This web map uses data collected for the American Community Survey (5-year, 2015) to visualize the languages spoken at home in the greater Houston area.
Names and order of languages are based on the the American Community Survey. I apologize in advance for "Other African Languages" and other offensive categories... You can read more about the logic behind the categories of languages at the US Census Bureau.
Partially inspired by Jill Hubley's Languages of NYC.
Original ACS Table:
ACS_15_5YR_B16001.zip
Calculated ACS Table:
ACS_15_5YR_B16001_Calculated.csv
Clipped 2015 Census Tracts:
tl_2015_48_tract_clipped.zip
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Sometimes, when writing Parameterized Tests with xUnit.net, you need to provide parameters that don't lend themselves easily to be defined as constants in [InlineData]
attributes.
In Grean, we've let ourselves inspire by Mauricio Scheffer's blog post First-class tests in MbUnit, but ported the concept to xUnit.net and released it as open source.
It's called Exude and is available on GitHub and on NuGet.
Here's a small example:
[FirstClassTests] public static IEnumerable<ITestCase> YieldFirstClassTests() { yield return new TestCase(_ => Assert.Equal(1, 1)); yield return new TestCase(_ => Assert.Equal(2, 2)); yield return new TestCase(_ => Assert.Equal(3, 3)); }
More examples and information is available on the project site.


Physician son of former German president killed at Berlin hospital
by Clyde HughesNov. 20 (UPI) -- The son of former German President Richard Weizsacker died from stab wounds he received during an altercation at a Berlin hospital Tuesday night, authorities said.
Investigators said Dr. Fritz von Weizsacker, 59, was speaking at the Schlosspark-Klinik Hospital when he was attacked. Von Weizsacker, who specialized in internal medicine and gastroenterology, died at the scene.
The suspect, a 57-year-old German man, was immediately taken into custody. The officer was seriously injured in the exchange, but officials said his condition is not life-threatening.
Witnesses told police the suspect lunged at von Weizsacker from the front row of a lecture room at the hospital and cut him repeatedly.
Richard von Weizsacker served as Germany's president from 1984 and 1990 and was in power during the fall of the Berlin Wall and Germany's reunification. He is perhaps best known for a 1985 speech that marked the 40th anniversary of the end of World War II, in which he said Germany's past cannot be forgotten.
Fritz von Weizsacker was the youngest of the former president's four children. The knife attack was the latest in a series of high-profile assaults in Germany, including one in 2015 that nearly killed Cologne Mayor Henriette Reker.


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A couple weeks ago I kicked off a series of written interviews with our .NET Foundation Advisory Council members. The Advisory Council is composed of OSS project leaders that care deeply about .NET and the success of the foundation. They drive key initiatives in the foundation and guide the board. Learn more about what the Advisory Council is all about and participate in public discussions with them on our forums.
For this next post, I interviewed Bill Wagner. Bill has spent his entire career in the software industry, spanning both technical and business roles. A Microsoft regional director, Bill’s technical areas of focus are C#, .NET, and TypeScript. His other, non-coding passion is to help organizations build effective, high-functioning developer teams.
An active blogger and author, Bill has written hundreds of technical articles and two books. Bill regularly speaks at conferences as well as developer groups throughout the world on topics ranging from C# to TypeScript to Software Engineering practices.
In addition to his business and technical accomplishments, Bill works with the Humanitarian Toolbox to create software that supports disaster relief efforts in times of natural disasters.
Tell us a little bit about yourself. What's your background? When did you start getting interested in programming?
I had a great math teacher in high school that encouraged me. He allowed me to get credit for homework if I wrote a program to do the problems. He thought that if I understand the concepts well enough to write a program for it, I must not need to repeat 30 other problems. From there, I went to University of Illinois, and majored in Computer Science. I still love programming, and write code as often as I can.
What initiatives are you working on (or passionate about) within the .NET Foundation?
I'm working with Shaun, Advisory Council chairman and Martin, Executive Director, on a process for the .NET Foundation to accept new projects. I think that is very significant: A rich project ecosystem will mean the .NET Foundation is succeeding in its mission to be the home of .NET open source. We need to make it easy for project leaders and developers with new projects to bring those to the .NET Foundation. And, from our side, we need to provide value and guidance to those project leaders.
Can you tell us some of the first open source projects you worked on as a contributor? Why did you get involved? How did you get started?
I am probably the anomaly on the Advisory Council. I’ve done less open source than the other council members. However, I’ve been involved in .NET since before its first release. In some ways, that makes me the voice of that .NET developer that is new to OSS and wonders how to get involved. I could be that developer Phil references in his interview about having to answer the same question more than 100 times.
In the last two years, I’ve been president of Humanitarian Toolbox (http://htbox.org), where we build open source applications that support humanitarian disaster relief efforts. It’s a chance to build software that can have a very real positive impact on people all over the world. It feels great to build software that makes developers more productive. It's so much more rewarding to build software that has the potential to save lives.
Looking back, what bug are you most proud of fixing in an open source project?
That’s a hard question. I always feel bad because I'm probably the one that wrote the bug in the first place. It would probably be some optimizations I made to a LINQ-based library a few years ago. It sped up performance in quite a few important ways.
What project(s) do you spend most of your time on now?
That would be Crisis Checkin, one of the Humanitarian Toolbox projects. I’m even more excited that we've got some corporate partners working on some incubator projects that will go live later this summer.
Can you tell us one thing you have learned about running an open source project?
It’s really hard to manage volunteers. You know that they want to help, and they are excited by the prospects. But you also know that they have so many other commitments on their time. You have to be encouraging and welcoming to anyone and everyone that wants to help.
Why is open source software important to you?
I think it’s a great learning tool. Do you want to learn how something is built? Look at the source. Read code. You’ll learn more than you will from almost any other source. As a developer, the fact that the source is published means you should take more care in how it communicates. Overall, this means we get better, higher-quality code.
What is it about .NET that you like most?
Well, I've loved C# since its first release. It's a fantastic language with great features. And, even after all these versions and enhancements, it's still very consistent. Well-written C# is poetry to me. I'm also very excited about the future of cross-platform .NET. It's really the only competitor to JavaScript in terms of a language and platform that can run everywhere.
What does the future of .NET look like in your dreams?
Wow. .NET becomes a major platform for open source development, both inside and outside Microsoft. And, C# 8 becomes the most popular programming language on the planet.
Thanks, Bill!
Feel free to ask more interview questions in the comments below.
Enjoy,
-Beth Massi, .NET Foundation Technical Evangelist


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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:31 pm
So I finally got around to registering here.
First off, major props to everyone involved; things are looking awesome so far!
I was wondering if anyone knows EJ's views on this project. Not that I particularly care what he thinks, but still, I'm a nosy bugger.
I also saw the post requesting weapon models. Though I'm not very good with 3D modeling (I wouldn't be able to create a polygon with a machine from Polygons-R-Us) I could probably cough up som sketches if I find the time.
Very much looking forward to see how things develop
I just got my paycheck so I might be able to donate tomorrow, just have to decide on how much and what marks I want to leave in the game.
... I'm thinking of herrings.
First off, major props to everyone involved; things are looking awesome so far!
I was wondering if anyone knows EJ's views on this project. Not that I particularly care what he thinks, but still, I'm a nosy bugger.
I also saw the post requesting weapon models. Though I'm not very good with 3D modeling (I wouldn't be able to create a polygon with a machine from Polygons-R-Us) I could probably cough up som sketches if I find the time.
Very much looking forward to see how things develop
I just got my paycheck so I might be able to donate tomorrow, just have to decide on how much and what marks I want to leave in the game.
... I'm thinking of herrings.


WITNESS LIST
Higher Education
October 13, 2014 9:00 AM
Alignment
ON:
Brown, Daniel Dean of University College (also providing written testimony) (Texas State
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Cargill, Barbara Chair, State Board of Education (also providing written testimony) (State
Board of Education), The Woodlands, TX
Gardner, David Deputy Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Higher
Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX
Martinez, Monica Associate Commissioner, Standards and Programs (also providing
written testimony) (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX
Moreno, Celina (MALDEF), San Antonio, TX
Reed, Dr. Shirley President South Texas College (also providing written testimony) (South
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Smith, Greg Superintendent of Schools Clear Creek ISD (also providing written
testimony) (Self), League City, TX
Dual Credit
ON:
Holda, William Dr. (also providing written testimony) (Kilgore College and Texas
Association of Community Colleges), Kilgore, TX
Keck, Ray President (also providing written testimony) (Texas A&M International
University), Laredo, TX
King, Daniel Dr. (also providing written testimony) (Self; Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD),
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Registering, but not testifying:
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Castillo, Juan Vice President for Finance and Administration (Texas A&M International
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Martinez, Monica Associate Commissioner, Standards and Programs (Texas Education
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Ramirez, Dr. Minita Vice President for Student Success (Texas A&M International
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Monitor: SB 414, SB 62, SB 28 (2011), HB 1244 (2011)
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Bradley, Tiffany Rn (Self), Pflugerville, TX
Carcamo, Marisela Registered Nurse (Self), Austin, TX
Park, Michael RN (Self), Austin, TX
ON:
Brown, Susan Assistant Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Higher
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Cook, Charles Provost (also providing written testimony) (Self; Austin Community
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Cullinane, Jenna Strategic policy lead, higher education (also providing written testimony)
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Higher Education
October 13, 2014 9:00 AM
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written testimony) (Houston Community College), Houston, TX
Fite, Johanna (Self), Pflugerville tx, TX
Israel, Cary District President (also providing written testimony) (Colin College and
TACC), McKinney, TX
Jackobs, Steve Executive director (Capital IDEA), Austin, TX
Laughter, Ray Vice Chancellor Lone Star College (also providing written testimony)
(Texas Association of Community Colleges), The Woodlands, TX
McAnally, Danita Chief Planner (also providing written testimony) (Self), Amarillo, TX
Moore, Perry Vice Chancellor (also providing written testimony) (Texas State University
System), Austin Texas, TX
Morales-Vale, Suzanne Director of Developmental Education (also providing written
testimony) (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX
Paredes, Raymund Commissioner (also providing written testimony) (Texas Higher
Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX
Rai, Saroj (Department of state health services), Austin, TX
Sabo, Jason (also providing written testimony) (The Immunization Partnership), Austin,
TX
Watson, Dana Deputy Chancellor, Academic and Student Services (also providing written
testimony) (Central Texas College), Killeen, TX


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RT @MrAlanCooper: Proof that Google has waaay too much time & money: search "do a barrel roll".
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