 Seruthwane se be se kokota motseng wa boNkanyezi. Go se go ye kae badudi ba tla be ba kgobokana e le ge ba keteka sehla se seswa.
The Winter cold had passed.
Spring was coming to Nkanyezi’s village.
Soon the villagers would gather to celebrate the new season. Nkanyezi looked forward to the Spring festival more than any other day in the year.
Mosong wo mongwe wa borutho, Nkanyezi o ile a kwa baetapele ba babedi ba motse ba bolela ka mokete. “Batho ba Ndlovu ba lahlegetšwe ke moya wa go keteka,” yo mongwe wa bona a realo. “Na re ka keteka bjang Seruthwane mo motseng woo badudi ba wona ba lebetšego gore go ketekwa bjang?” yo mongwe a botšiša.
One warm morning, Nkanyezi overheard two village elders talking about the festival.”The people of Ndlovu have lost their spirit of celebration,” one sighed.”How can we have a Spring festival in a village that has forgotten how to celebrate?” asked another.
Nkanyezi o be a belaela. “Na ngwedi o tla apogelwa ke maru neng ge e se fela gore re itsotsorope?” a ipotšiša potšišo yeo. Nkanyezi a gopola ka seo nako ye telele. “Ke swanetše go hwetša seo se re lahlegetšego,” a akanya ka go realo.
Nkanyezi was worried.”How will the sun shine again unless we sing to wake it from its winter slumber?” she asked herself.
Nkanyezi thought for a long time.”I must find what we have lost,” she decided.”I must go in search of things that will bring back the spirit of celebration to my village.”
Ba bagolo ba ile ba mo fa ditšhegofatšo tša bona leetong la gagwe. Ba ile ba mo fa mokotla wa go rwala dilo tšeo a ka di hwetšago.
The elders gave Nkanyezi their blessing for the journey. They gave her a bag to carry the things she would find.
Nkanyezi was afraid, but she believed she would succeed.
Nkanyezi o ile a sepela letšatši ka moka. O ile a namelela thabana, a ba a theogela moeding.
Nkanyezi walked all day. She hiked up a hill, and down into a valley. She sailed across the great river, and climbed between sharp rocks. She marched across the plains until she reached the shadow of the red mountains.
  Mmago setšhaba se, o ile a fa Nkanyezi mpho.  Nkanyezi o ile a leboga batho ba bagolo gomme a tšhela pente ka mokotleng wa gagwe. Ge letšatši le hlaba Nkanyezi o ile a tsogelela tsela, a thabetše mpho yeo a filwego yona ya mmala.
As night was closing in, Nkanyezi arrived at a village of patterns and colours as she had never seen before. She told the village elders about her journey to bring back the spirit of celebration to her people.
The mother of this tribe gave Nkanyezi a gift. She told the girl, “With love we give to you this paint to restore colour to a village that has gone dull.”
Nkanyezi thanked the elders and put the paint in her bag.
Early the next morning she went on her way, excited with this gift of colour.
Nkanyezi o sepetše letšatši ka moka ka gare ga sethokgwa sa mehlare ye megologolo. Ge legodimo le thoma go swiswala, tsela e se sa bonala, a kwa modumo wa meropa.
Nkanyezi walked all day, through a vast forest of giant trees. As the sky became too dark for her to see, she heard the sound of beating drums. She hurried towards the drumming, feeling the spirit of dance coming to her tired feet.
Nkanyezi o ile a ikhwetša a le ka gare ga motse wa Bhubezi. Batho ba be ba dutše ba ora mollo, ba betha meropa le go opela.   Batho ba Bhubezi ba ile ba mo laletša go ikhutša le go robala moo motseng bošegong bjoo.
Nkanyezi found herself in the village of the Bhubezi. People were sitting around a fire, drumming and singing. She had never before heard such wonderful music.
She told the village elders about her journey to bring back the spirit of celebration to her people. The Bhubezi invited her to rest and stay the night.
Kgoši o ile a bitša Nkanyezi e sa le mesong. “Ngwana’aka,” a realo, “tšea moropa wo wa go ikgetha. Moropa wo o ntšha koša ye mpsha nako ye nngwe le ye nngwe ge o o letša.” Nkanyezi a leboga ba bagolo gomme a tšea moropa a o tšhela ka mokotleng wa gagwe.
In the morning the chief called on Nkanyezi.”My child,” he said, “here is a special drum. It plays a new song every time you beat it.”
Nkanyezi thanked the elders and put the drum in her bag. She went on her way again, delighted with this gift of music and dance.
 Monkgo wo mongwe o be o tsikinya dihlaa tša gagwe gomme molomo wa gagwe wa thoma go rothiša mare.  Setšhaba se se be se tsebega ka mekete ya sona. Nkanyezi ga se a ka a leka ditatso tša dinama tšeo tša bona.
On the third day of her journey, as she a passed a field of fat cows, her nose started to tingle. An aroma tickled her taste buds and her mouth started to water. She followed the scent, and arrived in a village to find people standing over steaming pots of stew.
This tribe was famous for its feasts and Nkanyezi had never before tasted such flavours. After she had eaten her fill, she told the village elders about her journey to bring back the spirit of celebration to her people.
Letšatši le le latelago, lekgotla la go apea le ile la mo utollela sephiri sa senoki seo sa go tliša tatso ye monate ya nama. “Morwedi wa rena,” ba realo, “ka dinoki tše, re go tshepiša gore batho ba tla ja wa mpanapalega! Re go fa mpho ya dijo tše dibose.” Nkanyezi o ile a leboga ba bagolo gomme a tšhela dinoki ka mokotleng wa gagwe. O be a tseba gore o swere tšohle tšeo a di hlokago. Ka mafolofolo a maswa, a thoma leeto la gagwe le letelele la go boela motseng wa Ndlovu.
The next day, the council of cooks gave her a secret spice blend.”Our daughter,” they said, “with these spices, happy tummies are guaranteed! We give you the gift of good food.”
Nkanyezi thanked the elders and put the spices in her bag.
She knew she had everything she needed. With new energy she started the long journey back to the village of Ndlovu.
Ge a fihla gae, badudi ba be ba mo kgobokanetše ba nyaka go kwa tša leeto la gagwe. O ile a ba hlalošetša dinonwane tša dilo tšeo a di bonego, a di kwilego le tšeo a di jelego. O ile a bula mokotla wa gagwe gore a kgone go abelana ka dimpho tšeo a tšwago le tšona. Badudi ba ile ba thabela go amogela dimpho tšeo tša matsaka. Mabobo a ba bangwe le tlhohleletšo ya Nkanyezi di tlišitše mmala, koša le mmino go batho.
When she arrived home the villagersgathered around her to hear of heradventures. She told them the talesof what she had seen, heard, andeaten.
Then she opened her bag toshare the gifts given. The villagersrejoiced to receive these treasures.
The generosity of others and the courage of Nkanyezi brought back colour,song and dance to the people.
And so the spirit of celebration was restored to the village of Ndlovu.


[gecode-users] random / mod
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Wed Aug 23 10:34:02 CEST 2006
Hi,
an easy way to get div/mod is to use multiplication and addition, that is:
if you want to compute a mod b then we know:
(a div b) * b + (a mod b) = a
So introduce new variables d (for a div b), m (for a mod b) and p (for b*d)
subject to:
m < b, p+m=a, b*d=p
Hope that helps
Christian
PS: A word of caution: the propagation is very weak by the nature of mod. A
different approach for variables with a small domain and where b is constant
in a mod b is to use the element constraint: the array just contains a mod b
for different a's.
--
Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
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Of Kilian Sprotte
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2006 10:55 AM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] random / mod
Hello,
I would like to announce myself as a new Gecode user on the mac
platform -- first experiences are very good !! :)
I admit that I have been reading on this list a little and followed
with great curiosity the thread on random branching.... This really
seems to be quite difficult and if I understand correctly, a final
solution of this problem does not really exist, yet... (?)
Anyway, for the moment, I wanted to ask you a more simple question:
I would like to use a modulo constraint - it seems that I would have
to implement it myself or am I missing something?
Thank you for this wonderful library!
Cheers,
Kilian Sprotte
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Summary of the context and overall objectives of the project
Our information society relies to an unprecedented extent on
broadband communication solutions such as high-speed
Internet access, mobile voice and data services, multimedia
broadcast systems, etc. To fulfil the steadily growing volume and
bandwidth demand of those data services while simultaneously
reducing the cost per transported information bit, communication
systems have been continuously improved in terms of reach and
aggregate transport capacity. However, it is now recognised that
communication systems are rapidly approaching the fundamental
information capacity of current technology, a trend with potential
negative impact on the economy and social progress.
HSPACE project targeted the development of advanced
spatial-division-multiplexed (SDM) systems to unlock the capacity of
future information systems by enabling the transmission of spatial
super-channels over a single fibre. The proposed concept was
implemented mainly using and few-mode fibres (FMFs) as underlying
technology platform along with novel digital signal processing (DSP)
techniques that minimise the mode interference and inter mode
nonlinearities, keeping the required digital processing at
realizable levels.
The other main objective of the project included multidisciplinary
scientific training in optical communications, photonic device
technologies, advanced modelling methods and DSP techniques enabling
Dr. Filipe Ferreira to become a research leader in this challenging
area of enormous practical relevance. Additionally, the project
allowed the development of the Fellow soft-skills such as foreground
intellectual property (IP) protection, communication skills,
management skills ensuring that he is equipped to be a future leader
in industry, or academia. On the other hand, the AIPT benefited from
the Fellow strong theoretical background on modelling and design of
FMFs as well as on the simulation of SDM transmission.
Work performed from the beginning of the project to the end of the
period
Dr. Ferreira received during the project training from Prof. Andrew
Ellis, and other colleagues at Aston addressing various topics, such
as: project management, IP, technical writing, open access and
research data management, as well as career and personal development
planning. He successfully completed Introduction to Learning and
Teaching Practises (ILTP) course and Postgraduate Certificate in
Learning &Teaching in Higher Education (PGCert). The Fellow’s
training needs were addressed through a personal Career Development
Plan aimed at diversifying and complementing his research skills and
knowledge, providing him with a range of special technical training
in the area of optical communications, photonic device technologies,
advanced modelling methods and DSP techniques. During HSPACE, the
Fellow has extensively developed his communication, teamwork,
networking and initiative skills as described in the following:
Communication
Authored 18 publications, 9 of which as 1st author, including
one book chapter on the Springer Series in Optical Sciences and
two contributions to high impact journals such ah: Journal of
Lightwave Technology, Optics Express, Photonic Technology Letters.
Widely participated in international conferences, 13 conference
papers (7 presented) 4 of which were invited. Conferences include
both Optical Fiber Communications and European Conference on
Optical Communications, the leading conferences in the field.
Member of the AIPT board which activities include but are not
restricted to strategic planning, financial broad picture,
decisions on internal proposals, and evaluating performance.
Delivered 3 outreach actions: two public demonstrations
(“Programming a way through a maze” and “Laser light -
Monochromatic, Collimated and Coherent” at Aston University
Engineering Academy), and one summer school (“Building a 3dB Noise
Figure Erbium-Doped Fibre Amplifier” through the Nuffield Research
Placements programme).
Successfully applied to the ERC Starting Grant 2017.
Doubled the number of citations during HSPACE reaching 418
citations with H-factor 10 and I-factor 11, according to Google
Scholar database.
Teamwork
Main responsible for the setup of a bespoke computing cluster
for optical communication systems simulations. Responsible for
specification, acquisition, setup, relocation, and maintenance.
The cluster is shared between different groups in AIPT comms
achieving a 75% utilisation.
Delivered more than 20 hours of lectures and tutorials in
optical communications and mathematics.
Co-supervised the work of 1 PhD student managed by Profs Ellis.
Collaborated with multiple PIs on the development of consortia
and proposals in the area of optical signal processing.
Networking
Strong personal network with colleagues from academia and
industry from Coriant (Germany and Portugal), Telefonica (Spain),
Nokia (Portugal), University of Coimbra (Portugal), University of
Campinas (Brazil), TerOpta (UK), Wonesys (Spain), Phoenix
Photonics (UK). Influenced the formation of research proposals in
terms of the development of scientific ideas, consortium building,
proposal preparation (including conflict management) and final
preparation.
Participated in international collaborative projects (INSPACE
and PEACE). Maintained individual collaborations on 30% of the
papers published since joining Aston.
Initiative
Leading inventor on one patent regarding spatial-division
multiplexing and optical capacity enhancement: “Twin-Fibres for
Communication beyond the Kerr Nonlinearity Limit”.
Leading the creation of a start-up on optical capacity
enhancement through the Research and Enterprise Office at Aston
University.
Progress beyond the state of the art
Dr. Ferreira major achievements during HSPACE were in the area of
Nonlinear Compensation Methods, Nonlinear Capacity of Few-Mode Fibre
Links, Designing of Few-Mode Fibre Links and
Spatial-Mode-Shift-Keying, as I detail below:
Nonlinear Compensation Methods
- Pioneered a novel in-line NLC method based on all-optical
optical coherent superposition that takes no additional bandwidth
of the network elements (fully backward compatibility), and limits
PMD accumulation to one span (~80km). This method can deliver
multiple 3dB SNR boosts by exploiting the network’s dark-fibre. A
novel double-stage interferometer enables the coherent
superposition. Dr. Ferreira is the lead inventor on the
twin-fibres GB patent application (no. 1605120.3). The patent
includes an experimental demonstration of a twin-fibres link with
20km using a 10Gbps XFP transceiver designed and implemented by
me, a 2.3dB SNR boost was obtained.
- Extended the digital back-propagation (DBP) method to
mode-multiplexed systems. A DBP implementation based on Manakov
equations provides significant gain for a linear mode coupling
higher than 20dB/100m and for a differential mode delay equal or
lower than 0.01ps/km, which is not a likely scenario. Thus, DBP
for few-mode fibres requires mode coupling tracking like SMF
systems impacted by PMD. (F. Ferreira, et al., ECOC 2017, p.
W.1.D.3).
Nonlinear Capacity of Few-Mode Fibre Links
- First to estimate the coupling strength required for the
suppression of nonlinear distortion in few-mode fibres below that
of an isolated mode propagating without intermodal nonlinear
distortion or intermodal coupling. A linear mode coupling above
20dB/100m is required (F. Ferreira, et al., OFC 2016, p. Tu2E.3),
which is possible in practice following the appropriate fibre
design rules, as derived in F. Ferreira, et al., IEEE/OSA JLT,
vol. 32, no. 3, pp. 353–360, 2014.
Designing of Few-Mode Fibre Links
- First to identify the analytical relation between the group
delay spread in few-mode fibres with the real-world fibres
operating in the intermediate regime, this is operating neither in
the weak nor the strong coupling regime. The knowledge of group
delay spread is critical to dimension the receiver memory and
transmission reach, and to estimate the nonlinear limited
capacity.
Spatial-Mode-Shift-Keying
- Development of a proof-of-concept experiment to generate
spatial-mode-shift-keying signals using one single
highly-efficient all-dielectric metasurface that has the unique
ability of simultaneous converting different input polarizations
of an incoming LP01 signal into different orthogonal LP modes. The
patent includes an experimental demonstration of a conventional
polarization multiplexed (or shift-keyed) signal being converted
into a mode multiplexed (or shift-keyed) signal (LP21 and LP11)
and back into polarization multiplexed signal, a 100G DP-QPSK
transponder was used. The experiment was designed and executed by
me starting from a non-connectorised metasurface sample which
required a strict free-space arrangement.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
This recipe for slow-cooked beef in a rich lemongrass and coconut sauce is well worth the effort.
For the rendang paste, place the onion, ginger, galangal, garlic, lemongrass, turmeric and chillies into a food processor. Blend to form a smooth purée.
Heat a wok and add the oil. Fry the paste over a high heat until the paste turns darker and is highly aromatic.
Add the cardamom pods (crush the cardamom pods gently with the back of a spoon before frying) and the cinnamon stick broken in half and cook for another minute then add the meat.
Fry the meat in the paste stirring all the time, until it is well browned.
Pour over the coconut milk and tamarind purée and bring to a gentle simmer, add the kaffir lime leaves and zest.
Season with salt, stir well then reduce to a simmer.
Cook for between one hour and one hour and a half, stirring frequently during this time. The meat should be really tender and the sauce really reduced and rich.
Meanwhile toast the coconut flakes in a dry pan. Keep a close eye on this, as it will burn really quickly. It should be a lovely deep brown colour when ready. Blend to a powder in a small blender or pound in a pestle and mortar. When the rendang is ready stir into the mixture making sure it is well mixed in.
For the herby rice, wash the rice really well under cold water, the water will run clear when it is washed enough. Allow to drip dry Heat the oil in heavy-based saucepan that has a tight fitting lid.
Add the spices and fry for a minute.
Add the rice and fry until the grains begin to turn an opaque white.
Add the water and a good pinch of salt.
Bring to the boil then allow to bubble away until nearly all the water has been absorbed and air holes are beginning to appear.
At this point pop the lid on. Leave the heat on underneath for a minute (this will create lots of steam) then allow to stand for five minutes (do not remove the lid).
Keep warm until everything else is ready. You can hold rice like this for up to half an hour.
To serve, mix the herbs into the rice and divide between four warmed serving dishes. Next spoon on the rendang, finish with a few sprigs of coriander and serve immediately, garnished with the deep-fried shallots and chilli.


Nature is the most beautiful and attractive surrounding around us which make us happy and provide us natural environment to live healthy. Our nature provides us variety of beautiful flowers, attractive birds, animals, green plants, blue sky, land, running rivers, sea, forests, air, mountains, valleys, hills and many more things. Our God has created a beautiful nature for the healthy living of us. All the things we use for our living are the assets of nature which we should not spoil and damage.
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See use cases #3 & #5 for a description of this requirement.
By default, boomerang always measures the user's bandwidth and HTTP latency and adds these numbers to the beacon
that it sends back. In reality, the bandwidth plugin (BOOMR.plugins.BW
) does this, but since that's
bundled along with boomerang, the difference is purely academic. There are a few things you need to know in order
to use the bandwidth detection code effectively.
First, bandwidth detection through javascsript is not accurate. If the user's network is lossy or is shared with other users, or network traffic is bursty, real bandwidth can vary over time. The measurement we take is based over a short period of time, and this may not be representative of the best or worst cases. We try to cover for that by measuring not just the bandwidth, but also the error value in that measurement.
Simply adding boomerang to a page and calling the init()
method is sufficient to start the bandwidth
test and beacon its results back to the server. This is the code you'd use:
<script src="boomerang.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> BOOMR.init({ beacon_url: "http://yoursite.com/path/to/beacon.php", BW: { base_url: "http://base_url/to/bandwidth/images/" } }); </script>
The default value of the BW.base_url
parameter is images/
, so if your bandwidth detection
images are placed in a subdirectory of the current directory called images
, then you do not need
to set the BW.base_url
parameter. It is a good practice though, as you might have pages in multiple
directories.
Now while this is the minimum code required to measure bandwidth and latency and have it beaconed back, it isn't
the best option for your user. The test will run every time the user visits a page on your site even though
their bandwidth probably hasn't changed (apart from regular fluctuations). It's far better to store the bandwidth
in a cookie for a fixed period of time, and read it out of the cookie if it exists. Now it is possible that the
user moves between several networks, eg: a laptop used at home, at work and at a coffee shop. The bandwidth and
latency at these locations may be different, and it's necessary to measure them separately. We detect a change
in network through the user's IP address, so in order to store the user's bandwidth in a cookie, you will need
to tell boomerang what the user's IP address is. You do this through the user_id
parameter.
<script src="boomerang.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> BOOMR.init({ beacon_url: "http://yoursite.com/path/to/beacon.php", user_ip: "<user's ip>", BW: { base_url: "http://base_url/to/bandwidth/images/" } }); </script>
As far as I know, there's no way in javascript to figure out the user's IP address. You'll have to do this server side and write the value into your code.
If your user has an IPv4 address, then we also strip out the last part of the IP and use that rather than the entire IP address. This helps if users use DHCP on the same ISP where their IP address changes frequently, but they stay within the same subnet. If the user has an IPv6 address, we use the entire address.
You may want to customise the name of the cookie where the bandwidth will be stored. By default this is
set to BA
, but you can change it using the BW.cookie
parameter.
<script src="boomerang.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> BOOMR.init({ beacon_url: "http://yoursite.com/path/to/beacon.php", user_ip: "<user's ip>", BW: { base_url: "http://base_url/to/bandwidth/images/", cookie: "BW" } }); </script>
This cookie is set to expire in 7 days. You can change its lifetime using the BW.cookie_exp
parameter.
The value is in seconds. During that time, you can also read the value of the cookie on the server side. Its
format is as follows:
BA=ba=nnnnnnn&be=nnn.nn&l=nnnn&le=nn.nn&ip=iiiiii&t=sssssss;
The parameters are defined as:
user_ip
parameter to the init()
methodThese parameters are also sent in the beacon (See HOWTO #0), but having them in the cookie means that you can customise your users experience based on the bandwidth before you serve a request.
Finally, there may be cases when you want to completely disable the bandwidth test. Perhaps you know that your user is on a slow network, or pays by the byte (the bandwidth test uses a lot of bandwidth), or is on a mobile device that cannot handle the load. In such cases you have two options.
BW.enabled
parameter to false
:<script src="boomerang.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript"> BOOMR.init({ BW: { enabled: false } }); </script>
The latest code and docs is available on github.com/yahoo/boomerang


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These are the basic primitive data types found in each language.
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{% block description %}
While these are the basic primitive types, you can find special types in C++
that use architecture information to ensure a variable is of a certain size. uint_32
for example will ensure that 32 bits are used to store the value and the value is treated as unsigned.
Rust has the opposite and includes usize
and isize
to provide a variable
that is equal to the address space of the target architecture.
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I can load the map ediotr it has been installed following directions...however i cant access certain terrain textures or object from 3-0, i can only see textures or tiles 1-2, and object 1.... any ideas???
brakeyboy wrote:Hey Karl, im a genius.
Im just at work doing NVQ (National Vocational Qualification) questions about fault diagnostics and i come and check the PV forum for your answere to my problem, and i heard you say something about caps lock, so i took caps lock off and on and it was no different.
So i suddenly stop to think about it...if different keys enabled can affect it, what about keyboard language...so yes Americans keyboard Shift+2 = @, but UK keyboard SHIFT+2 = ". so i pressed Shift+@ (which isnt 2) on my keyboard an it worked, any chance of coding it into UK and American next time??
i think thats the solution right there
THANKS FOR THIS WONDERFUL GAME! cnt wait Karl.
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Big sports events today
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMNEW DELHI: Here are the big sports events lined up for Thursday (November 21) that comprise action from Korea Masters badminton and ISSF World Cup Final.
(All timings in IST)
3:30 am (Cricket - 1st Test)
New Zealand vs England, Day 1 (England 241/4 at stumps)
3:30 am (Cricket - 5th T20I)
West Indies Women vs India Women (India won by 61 runs, clinch series 5-0)
5:30 am (Cricket - 1st Test)
Australia vs Pakistan, Day 1 (Pakistan 240 all out at stumps)
6:30 am (Shooting - ISSF World Cup Final)
Saurabh Chaudhary, Abhishek Verma and Shahzar Rizvi in 10m Air Pistol Men (Abhishek finishes 5th, Saurabh 6th in final. Rizvi finishes 12th in qualification)
Manu Bhaker and Yashaswini Singh Deswal in 10m Air Pistol Women (Manu Bhaker wins gold. Yashaswini finishes sixth)
9:20 am (Badminton - Korea Masters)
Kidambi Srikanth vs Kanta Tsuneyama (Srikanth lost 14-21, 19-21)
9:30 am (Cricket - Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Super League)
Maharashtra vs Delhi (Delhi won by 77 runs)
10:30 am (Badminton - Korea Masters)
Sameer Verma vs Kim DongHun (Sameer Verma lost 19-21, 12-21)
11:10 am (Shooting - ISSF World Cup Final)
Elavenil Valarivan wins gold medal in the women's 10m Air Rifle event with a score of 250.8
12:20 pm (Shooting - ISSF World Cup Final)
Divyansh Singh Panwar wins gold medal in men's 10m Air Rifle event with a score of 250.1.
1:30 pm (Cricket - Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Super League)
Punjab vs Jharkhand
2:30 pm (Cricket - Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Super League)
Baroda vs Rajasthan
6:30 pm (Cricket - Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Super League)
Karnataka vs Tamil Nadu


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The apostrophe characterRepresenting apostrophe is problematical for various reasons,a) There are two Unicode characters for apostrophe, U+0027 (also ASCII hex 27), and U+2019. Compare, Hamlet's father's ghost (U+0027) Hamlet’s father’s ghost (U+2019)b) Although conceptually different from an apostrophe, a single closing quote is also represented by character U+2019. c) Character U+0027 is used for apostrophe, single closing quote and single opening quote (U+2018). d) A fourth character, U+201B, like U+2018 but with the tail ‘rising’ instead of ‘descending’, is also sometimes used as apostrophe (in the house style of certain publishers, for surnames like M’Coy and so on.) In the English stemming algorithm, it is assumed that apostrophe is represented by U+0027. This makes it ASCII compatible. Clearly other codes for apostrophe can be mapped to this code prior to stemming. In English orthography, apostrophe has one of three functions. 1) It indicates a contraction in what is now accepted as a single word: o’clock, O’Reilly, M’Coy. Except in proper names such forms are rare: the apostrophe in Hallowe’en is disappearing, and in ’bus has disappeared. 2) It indicates a standard contraction with auxiliary or modal verbs: you’re, isn’t, we’d. There are about forty of these forms in contemporary English, and their use is increasing as they displace the full forms that were at one time used in formal documents. Although they can be reduced to word pairs, it is more convenient to treat them as single items (usually stopwords) in IR work. And then preserving the apostrophe is important, so that he’ll, she’ll, we’ll are not equated with hell, shell, well etc. 3) It is used to form the ‘English genitive’, John's book, the horses’ hooves etc. This is a development of (1), where historically the apostrophe stood for an elided e. (Similarly the printed form ’d for ed was very common before the nineteenth century.) Although in decline (witness pigs trotters, Girls School Trust), its use continues in contemporary English, where it is fiercely promoted as correct grammar, despite (or it might be closer to the truth to say because of) its complete semantic redundancy. For these reasons, the English stemmer treats apostrophe as a letter, removing it from the beginning of a word, where it might have stood for an opening quote, from the end of the word, where it might have stood for a closing quote, or been an apostrophe following s. The form ’s is also treated as an ending. |


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Returns a JSON list of all courses in the current version of the catalog, in numerically sorted order. Takes Boolean query parameter full, indicating whether to return the full set of information for each subject or an abbreviated version.
Returns a JSON list containing all subjects in the given department (the subject ID prefix, such as "6", "WGS"), in numerically sorted order. If the department does not exist, returns an empty list. Takes Boolean query parameter full, indicating whether to return the full set of information for each subject or an abbreviated version.
Returns a JSON description of the course with the given subject ID, or a 404 error if the course is not present.
Returns a JSON list of courses for the given search term. Currently only the subject ID and subject title are searched. Takes Boolean query parameter full, indicating whether to return the full set of information for each subject or an abbreviated version. Also takes query parameters to filter the results:
Returns a JSON list specifying the order of the semesters available on the server, as well as their current version numbers.
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Mark Cooper denies making Justin Edinburgh comment to Leyton Orient boss
Forest Green have denied their manager Mark Cooper made a comment about Justin Edinburgh during their 4-2 win at Leyton Orient.
Orient interim boss Ross Embleton was sent off after Ebou Adams' opening goal for throwing an object towards the Forest Green bench.
He claimed post-match that Cooper had made reference to former Orient manager Edinburgh, who died in June.
Forest Green chairman Dale Vince tweeted a statement which said: "Mark denies saying this or anything like it, he and Justin were close friends.
"The referee and the fourth official have both confirmed this evening that they heard nothing said and the fact is that Leyton's manager was sent off for throwing something at our bench after the first goal was scored.
"Their manager has to look at himself for the reason for his behaviour."
A club statement added: "The club firmly denies these accusations and will cooperate fully with Leyton Orient in any investigation that may come in the wake of the game."
Embleton had said during a post-match interview: "I got told I am an impostor in the environment I am in but that's fine because I get told that regularly and it doesn't affect me anymore so I can accept that comment.
"But to follow that up with 'Why do you think you are Justin Edinburgh?' is something I will never accept.
"I got sent off for throwing chewing gum at Mark Cooper and ultimately that is what I deserve but it was that or something more aggressive which would have been even more naive, but my blood is still boiling."
Cooper had initially played down the incident.
"There was nothing in it really," he said straight after the game.
"There had been a little bit of verbal towards Ebou Adams from the technical area and when he scored, I responded by celebrating, I clenched my fist and said 'Get in there'. From there, something was thrown and that was it."
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Vuex-table
Concept 🧠
Vuex-table is a Vue component created in order to easily fit in any Vue (even with Vuex) project.
It consists on a table representation of informations whose data can be provided both from frontend or backend.
Features ⚙
Sorting
Rows can be sorted according to column field (ex. sorting names alphabetically )
Selection
Rows can checked one by one or all at once by clicking on checkbox.
Search
Rows which match with user input in searchbar will be displayed, so that user can easily find the information he/she is looking for.
Pagination
For better browsing on data, a maximum number of rows is displayed and others can be shown just by changing page.
Show/Hide details
Each row may contain details that users can show and hide by clicking on the icon.
Show/Hide columns
Each column can be hidden or shown by clicking on the appropriate checkbox.
Responsive
Vuex-table is responsive, with simple and intuitive mobile User Experience.
Documentation 📔
Documentation is in the docs
directory.
You can find here online documentation.
Collaborators 👩🏻💻👨🏼💻
License
Code released under MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2018, Superpitch.
Getting started
Pss...it's easy! 😎
Quick start
Install
npm install --save vuex-table
or
yarn add vuex-table
Import
import Vue from 'vue';
const VuexTable = require('vuex-table');
Vue.use(VuexTable);
Example
<template>
<div id="app">
<datatable :rows="state.rows"
:columns="state.columns"
:itemsPerPage="state.itemsPerPage"
:selected.sync="state.selected" :checked-rows.sync="state.checkedRows" checkable
>
</datatable>
</div>
</template>
<script>
import Datatable from 'vuex-table';
export default {
name: 'app',
components: {
Datatable,
},
data() {
return {
state: {
columns: [
{label: 'ID', field: 'id', visible: true},
{label: 'First Name', field: 'first_name', visible: true},
{label: 'Last Name', field: 'last_name', visible: true},
{label: 'Date', field: 'date', visible: true},
{label: 'Gender', field: 'gender', visible: true},
],
rows: [
{id: 1, first_name: 'Jesse', last_name: 'Simmons', date: '2016-10-15 13:43:27', gender: 'Male'},
{id: 2, first_name: 'John', last_name: 'Jacobs', date: '2016-12-15 06:00:53', gender: 'Male'},
{id: 3, first_name: 'Tina', last_name: 'Gilbert', date: '2016-04-26 06:26:28', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 4, first_name: 'Clarence', last_name: 'Flores', date: '2016-04-10 10:28:46', gender: 'Male'},
{id: 5, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 6, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 7, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 8, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 9, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 10, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 11, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 12, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 13, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 14, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 15, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
{id: 16, first_name: 'Anne', last_name: 'Lee', date: '2016-12-06 14:38:38', gender: 'Female'},
],
itemsPerPage: 10,
selected: true,
checkedRows: [],
}
}
},
}
</script>
<style>
#app {
font-family: 'Avenir', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;
text-align: center;
color: #2c3e50;
margin-top: 60px;
}
</style>


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Class FakeExtensions
Static class used to assist developers in defining their own custom Type selectors via LINQ expressions
Inheritance
System.Object
FakeExtensions
Namespace:Faker
Assembly:Faker.dll
Syntax
public static class FakeExtensions
Methods
View SourceSetProperty<T, TProperty>(Fake<T>, Expression<Func<T, TProperty>>, Expression<Func<TProperty>>)
Creates a custom Faker rule for a specific property on an object
Declaration
public static Fake<T> SetProperty<T, TProperty>(this Fake<T> fake, Expression<Func<T, TProperty>> expression, Expression<Func<TProperty>> setter)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fake<T> | fake | The Fake object for which we're creating this rule |
| System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<System.Func<T, TProperty>> | expression | The expression for retreiving the property |
| System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<System.Func<TProperty>> | setter | The expression for setting the value of the property |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Fake<T> | An updated Fake |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of the parent object |
| TProperty | The type of the property |
SetType<T, TS>(Fake<T>, Expression<Func<TS>>)
Creates a custom Faker rule for all properties of a single type on an object
Declaration
public static Fake<T> SetType<T, TS>(this Fake<T> fake, Expression<Func<TS>> setter)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Fake<T> | fake | The Faker instance to be modified |
| System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<System.Func<TS>> | setter | The expression for which we should be setting a value to |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Fake<T> | An updated Fake |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type of the parent object |
| TS | The type for which this rule will be applied |


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public int DOUBLEDOT
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public int ELSEIF_DIRECTIVE
public int END
public int EOF
public int EQUALS
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public int ESCAPE_DIRECTIVE
public int FALSE
public int FORMAL_COMMENT
public int HASH
public int IDENTIFIER
public int IDENTIFIER_CHAR
public int IF_DIRECTIVE
public int IN_FORMAL_COMMENT
public int IN_MULTI_LINE_COMMENT
public int IN_SINGLE_LINE_COMMENT
public int LBRACKET
public int LCURLY
public int LETTER
public int LOGICAL_AND
public int LOGICAL_EQUALS
public int LOGICAL_GE
public int LOGICAL_GT
public int LOGICAL_LE
public int LOGICAL_LT
public int LOGICAL_NOT
public int LOGICAL_NOT_EQUALS
public int LOGICAL_OR
public int LPAREN
public int MINUS
public int MODULUS
public int MULTI_LINE_COMMENT
public int MULTIPLY
public int NEWLINE
public int NUMBER_LITERAL
public int PLUS
public int PRE_DIRECTIVE
public int RBRACKET
public int RCURLY
public int REFERENCE
public int REFERENCE_TERMINATOR
public int REFMOD2
public int REFMOD2_RPAREN
public int REFMODIFIER
public int RPAREN
public int SET_DIRECTIVE
public int SINGLE_LINE_COMMENT
public int STOP_DIRECTIVE
public int STRING_LITERAL
public int TEXT
public string[] tokenImage
public int TRUE
public int WHITESPACE
public int WORD
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In the battle of dogs vs. cats, only one rules on search. Discover 2014’s champion in tomorrow’s #YearInSearch. http://t.co/Skf15a2L5q >>
A Microinterview with Nell Zink
RT @EmilyGould: Nell Zink's answer to "do you write full time" is the most amazing answer to that question I've ever heard. http://t.co/6vZ… >>
Vaccines Work. Here Are the Facts. — The Nib — Medium
RT @sciencecomic: I drew a gigantic comic about vaccines for the Nib. I'll be available all day for arguing. https://t.co/xhGI6lHSQE #hahaN… >>
The Humble Store: Great games. Fantastic prices. Support charity.
12 HOURS ONLY: 75% off the Saints Row Ultimate Franchise Pack on the Winter Sale Flash Deal http://t.co/zgQXRkDNHH http://t.co/NFB7GzSfm1 >>
18 Badass Women You Probably Didn't Hear About In 2014
RT @RepresentPledge: 18 Badass Women You Probably Didn’t Hear About In 2014 http://t.co/WS8ArKyiSF @BuzzFeed via @acidlitte http://t.co/GDK… >>
Lambdalog - File system snapshots make build scripts easy
How @Docker can relieve the pain of developing long running build scripts http://t.co/j1MFbBs24S by @seanseefried >>
Welcome Kassandra Perch - Bocoup
RT @bocoup: The latest person to take a perch at our coop is @nodebotanist, and we couldn’t be happier! Welcome! http://t.co/8o4dMoBEBc >>
RT @LISAtheRPG: BUY LISA Now! 10% off for the first week!!! http://t.co/C399GQnpSM @TronKnotts @JimSterling @GoHomeShow http://t.co/CsEnrhy… >>
An Interview with Kameron Hurley about The Stars Are Legion
RT @SagaSFF: As reported by @adribbleofink @KameronHurley new space opera THE STARS ARE LEGION is coming!: http://t.co/21eHiM28Sn >>
Destiny's Dark Below expansion punishes the game's most important players | Polygon
Destiny's new expansion is kind of a middle finger to hardcore players. http://t.co/lTGNV5blrx by @DanFriedman81 >>
Search Results - Powell's Books
Local celebrity Flint is a #PowellsPup! http://t.co/aJVwWj4oAZ http://t.co/cek8tiiZIN >>
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel | Hot Pepper Game Review ft. Orion Acaba - YouTube
RT @HotPepperGaming: Happy Monday! We got a new Hot Pepper Game Review for you! @orionacaba reviews @Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! https://… >>
Spanish newspapers beg for help as Google News closure looms — Tech News and Analysis
Spanish newspapers campaign for dumb law forcing Google News to pay them, then freak out when Google leaves instead: https://t.co/hYCTQnNSCs >>
RT @landley: Good article about the money side of the modern music business, by @amandapalmer: http://t.co/qH9uzmL3Yl >>
RT @m_holtermann: Need you model managers in migrations -- Wait for #Django -- Feature just got merged https://t.co/naLgCVs9Il >>
Terminator Genisys Trailer - Paradox Edition - YouTube
When it comes to the future, you can never have… too many Terminators. https://t.co/MR7KpU4j5h >>
Dear Future | Aufgedrehtgrundstuckomfort
TILT: the word Aufgedrehtgrundstuckomfort: the pleasure in rereading a book & knowing how it ends cc: @BluejoWalton http://t.co/EbIzojcHUU >>
Idle Thumbs > Shows > Idle Thumbs
If you missed it, I was on @idlethumbs last week with @Danielleri and @ja2ke. Tons of fun, hope to be back again! https://t.co/a8efprMNfF >>
THE ART OF NEIL GAIMAN (hardcover) - SIGNED BY NEIL GAIMAN | Oblong Books & Music
RT @OblongBooks: We have 20 copies of ART OF NEIL GAIMAN signed by @neilhimself available to order! Orders will confirm & ship today. http:… >>
How Digital Music Missed Its Big Chance — Backchannel — Medium
RT @ScottBeale: Rise & fall of Internet Underground Music Archive (IUMA), file sharing site founded in 1993. https://t.co/9S8Au4L4yU @Caleb… >>
The Audience: More Than Money and Applause | NewMusicBox
RT @mezzoihnen: Little respect? Or a little respect? @newmusicbox: Little respect for the audience: I don't want to go it alone http://t.co… >>
How Docker Simplifies Distributed Systems Development at VoltDB | VoltDB
How @Docker Simplifies Distributed Systems Development at @VoltDB http://t.co/3LsW7thOjT by @ihsgnin >>
cmd.club — Keyboard Shortcut and Terminal Command Stickers
RT @flipstewart: Vim Stickers are go! http://t.co/7EcuF7hb0M http://t.co/JpmOeJacvF >>
Signed Copies | Oblong Books & Music
TRUE !! RT @OblongBooks We *also* have signed copies of @amandapalmer's ART OF ASKING. You should probably... http://t.co/sstKOH9Ujd >>
Dj Jim Qs Playlist Education | CreativeMornings
RT @creativemorning: Happy Monday! Get into the groove with this month's EDUCATION playlist: http://t.co/OQFDMynoh7 >>
RT @cashmusic: We're still fundraising! @MailChimp are matching all donations up to $10k. Your support right now is worth 2x to us: http://… >>
Cyrus Vance Jr.’s ‘Moneyball’ Approach to Crime - NYTimes.com
“@Longreads: The Manhattan DA's ‘Moneyball’ Approach to Crime: http://t.co/VQBr7csnRv” If this means arresting Aaron Sorkin I'm all for it. >>
Ask HN: Where can I use a 40+ core machine? | Hacker News
RT @sbenario: Still looking for where I can rent a 40+ core machine. Even went to HN! https://t.co/tDwF36z2el Anyone have a lead? >>
coderwall.com : establishing geek cred since<PHONE_NUMBER>
Check WIFI connection #android #protip http://t.co/rootwcuFIZ via @coderwall >>
PowellsBooks.Blog – Patton Oswalt: What I’m Giving - Powell's Books
RT @ceara_red: Patton Oswalt: What I’m Giving from @Powells http://t.co/KM7asGRPX4 >>
RT @neverwear: hand-stamping & hand-numbering each little wish print. #2000 http://t.co/9fIGzlmWIJ >>
Check out #hackpledge -- where developers help each other master programming https://t.co/57h8aEHLIc >>
Neil Gaiman reads Jabberwocky - YouTube
@neilhimself reads Jabberwocky: http://t.co/GJJmOQwfXl via @YouTube >>
“Slow Ass Style” by Slow Jamz (Vocals by Tyler Speed) is my new jam. Listen: http://t.co/8Cl0n4b3cP >>
Hmmm 80mb/s SD card http://t.co/i2P3NElYjj >>


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Provides access to Trello API (<https://developers.trello.com/>). A family of GET functions make it easy to retrieve cards, labels, members, teams and other data from both public and private boards. Server responses are formatted upon retrieval. Automated paging allows for large requests that exceed server limit. See <https://github.com/jchrom/trelloR> for more information.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.3) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.5), httr (≥ 1.2), jsonlite (≥ 1.0) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-09-23 |
| Author: | Jakub Chromec [aut, cre], Irina Matusevich [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Jakub Chromec <chromec.jakub at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jchrom/trelloR/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/jchrom/trelloR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| In views: | WebTechnologies |
| CRAN checks: | trelloR results |
| Reference manual: | trelloR.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
R API for Trello |
| Package source: | trelloR_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: trelloR_0.1.0.zip, r-release: trelloR_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: trelloR_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: trelloR_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: trelloR_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=trelloR to link to this page.


Alex Jones Confronts Leftist Demons & Trump In Austin
Watch as Jones triggers liberal protesters outside the Apple factory
Alex Jones shows up to confront President Trump during his visit to Austin, Texas and is met by leftist demons who are against free speech.
Trump Protesters Can’t Explain Why They Don’t Like The President
Trump Protester Equates MAGA Hat To Swastika
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Mercury to pass directly between Earth, sun in rare transit in November 2019
Get ready for a rare astronomical alignment coming on Nov. 11 as Mercury passes directly between Earth and the sun, an event known as a transit.
The Nov. 11 Mercury transit will be visible across the Americas, Europe, Africa and western Asia, according to AccuWeather. You can view the transit with a telescope that has proper solar filters, but be warned that looking at the sun without proper solar filters could cause permanent eye damage.
Transits are very rare and occur about 13 times every century. The next Mercury transit won't happen until Nov. 13, 2032.


Jamal Lascelles injury blow for Newcastle
Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles will not play again until the new year due to a knee injury.
Lascelles was hurt during a tussle with Callum Wilson during the win over Bournemouth on Saturday and was replaced by Paul Dummett after just 20 minutes.
The Magpies have now had time to assess the injury and have determined the 26-year-old will miss at least six weeks of football.
Lascelles has been an ever present in Newcastle’s Premier League side under Steve Bruce, starting all 12 games, but now leaves a considerable hole in the back line.
Dummett is on hand to deputise, while fellow central defenders Fabian Schar and Florian Lejeune are closing in on returns from injury.
Newcastle sit 13th in the table after back-to-back victories over the Cherries and West Ham, with a trip to Aston Villa on November 25 their first match without Lascelles.


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You would use this for responsive websites where a background image provides shape / structure to an element, but only within a certain range of aspect ratio.
To see this code in action, change the viewport to a different size (e.g. mobile-size).


The Rule of Thirds - Followup
Several months back I wrote about how we do higher level, long term planning within the Heroku Postgres team. If you haven’t read the previous article please start there.
The exercise or rule of thirds is intended to be approximate prioritization and not a perfect science. Since that time I’m familiar with some teams both in and out of Heroku who have attempted this exercise with varying levels of success. We’ve now done this process 4 times within the team and after the most recent exercise attempted to take some time to internalize why its worked well, creating some more specifics about the process. Heres an attempt to provide even more clarity:
Gather data ahead of time
Its really common to have a list things to work on, but knowing the impact of those is commonly pure speculation. There may be some people that talk to customers, but even then its a subset of your actual customer base. Going into the exercise as much data you can have ahead of time on impact of features and specific problems helps. In our case we do this by:
- Surveying current customers and users
- Surveying attriters
- Engaging with customer facing teams to hear trends
- Input from external parties such as analysts on trends
Allow for casual discussion
We typically conduct our planning exercise at an offsite, this is a multi-day time of team bonding, planning, hacking. We intentionally schedule our planning excercise towards the end of the offsite. This allows us to have updates/presentations frmo the data we’ve gathered and from those that are customer facing. Presentations are meant to be short and direct, discussion can flow casually after. This gets a lot of people on the same page at a smaller level and reduces the problem of too many cooks in the kitchen come time for the actual exercise.
The rule of thirds
Creating the list
Coming to the exercise itself… We begin by everyone writing a list of their ideas individually, this is meant to be a list of the features we want to place on the grid. At this point theres no prioritizing of difficulty or impact. In addition each list while individually created does not have to contain items that only pertain to you, its more a comprehensive list of all the things you can think of that may be important to do.
Bucketing part 1
Once individual lists are created you can then collectively or designate one or two people to clean it up. We do this in two forms:
- Removing duplicate items, which there should be several of.
- Bucketing my a common/theme idea, this simply makes things more digestable
If you’re a big group of greater than 7 then it may be advisable to designate two people to do this exercise together. If a smaller group it can be manageable to coordinate collectively.
Bucketing part 2
Once you’ve removed dupes, identified themes, and removed excess items (depending on your team size you’ll find how many feels right – we aim an average of 5-6 per square for a team of 10) its then on to actually putting them on the grid. In the past we’ve done this a variety of ways but our most recent process seemed to be quiet efficient. We gave each item 60 seconds, at the end of that minute wherever the item was it was left there. This forced some quick discussion on impact and difficulty but in the end left us at a very good hit rate without taking multiple hours to complete the exercise.
Final pass
We intentionally design it so that low effort and high impact is on the top right corner. Finally once everything is on there we allocate names to the tasks, and put boxes around items we’re planning to do in the coming months. With boxes make it very clear of what we are doing as well as explicitly things we are not. The initials or names make it clear of how loaded down people are. If your name is on 3 tasks that are high difficulty, then you’re likely over allocated.
At this point things usually fall out pretty quickly and we emerge with some rough roadmap that in retrospect we’ve followed pretty accuately.


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This purpose-built resort is located mid-way between Coopers Town and March Harbour, on the east coast of Great Abaco Island. It is a popular destination for visitors from the USA in winter.
Position 26°39'49"N, 77° 17'24"W (entrance to the bay)
This is a Port of Entry.
See the main Bahamas Clearance page for information.
Last updated July 2016.
There are is an excellent marina here and a recently built resort on the peninsula at the approach to Treasure Cay marina which also accepts transient visitors.
The moorings at Treasure Cay Marina have pretty good monthly rates and are checked annually.
Anchorage: Yachts can anchor also, however there is a nightly charge. The anchorage (in 2m) is immediately inside the bay, opposite Clipper Cay.
Recommended by cruisers as a good place to leave the boat for a while.
Last updated July 2016.


Cardi B reveals she's been purging, shares video as proof
- Rapper Cardi B has taken to social media to share a video from the toilet to prove to her Ghanaian fans that she indeed suffered a stomach upset
- This comes shortly after she failed to show up for a meet-and-greet and was called out by Ghanaian celebrities
- The 27-year-old rapper also apologised, stating she was not aware of the meet-and-greet
Earlier on, Legit.ng reported the news of how American rapper, Cardi B, received hit from her Ghanaian celebrity fans after she was supposed to be at a meet and greet with Ghanaian celebrities but failed to show up.
Following this, the 27-year-old rapper, took to her Instagram live video to reveal the reason she couldn't make it to the event. Cardi B revealed she had a stomach upset from something she ate and had been purging since.
She even went as far as revealing she was sitting on the toilet seat taking a dump while doing the Insta live. Cardi who was captured on video eating a kebab, stated that she didn't know what caused the purging.
Lady begs Chioma to unblock her after making video to comment on Davido’s album
PAY ATTENTION: Do you have news to share?  She revealed in the video that she was not aware of the meet-and-greet and went on to apologise, stating that she would never disrespect her fans that way.
Watch the video below:
Still on Cardi B, the rapper who had quite an entertaining Insta story feed, recently had an Insta live in which she spoke about the reasons she loves Nigeria as a country. According to her, one can find everything they need in the country.
Cardi B full performance in Lagos | Legit TV


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Rotation 7
Creating a Skateboard
This rotation we worked on designing, laminating, and vacuum forming skateboards. I used CorelDraw to create a design for the bottom of my board. Then, using the laser printer, I rastered the design onto a sheet of wood.
Then it was time to assemble the board The process began with 1/16 inch wood sheets. The sheets were ordered by their seam direction in order to provide the board strength and flexibilty needed for a good board.
After that, we took the sheets and laminated them together by pouring a glue onto the surface then spreading it with a roller. The process was then repeated with all the sheets being stacked on one another
Once the pieces were laminated together, we put the board on top of a piece of styrofoam that would be used for molding the board into the proper shape. The two parts were then put into an airtight bag with a strip
of mesh called a breather in between the board and the valve. The bag was sealed with a strip of tar and we began to use a pump to take out the air. Once the pump began clicking, we stopped pumping and left the
board to sit for 24 hours. When I took mine out, it was slightly misshapen due to mistake in positioning the board on the styrofoam. I sanded down the edges of my board in order to make them a bit cleaner looking
After I had sanded the faces of the board, I spray painted the top. After the paint had dried, I applied a protective layer of spar urethane to keep the board looking good even after use


Contains options for setting up facility and general inspection parameters, measurement (detector) parameters, isotopics, composite isotopics, item data and collar item data. Isotopics, composite isotopics, item data and collar item data can be entered while acquiring measurement data from the shift register.


The Micro Transport Protocol (µTP) is a protocol designed to reduce latency and network congestion. Transfers are automatically slowed down when they are interfering with other applications. This feature is compatible with all other µTP-compatible clients.
You haven't port forwarded correctly. Port forwarding opens a port in your firewall or router so that incoming connections from the outside world can be made with Transmission. If the port is forwarded, other people in the torrent can see you, thus increasing your potential number of connections, which more importantly, might increase the speed of your download.
You need to port forward if you share your internet connection with a router, or if your broadband modem is a router itself. In most cases Transmission can do this automatically, see this page for instructions on port forwarding.


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- Description
- supplies functions to change or get information about the storage
of a user interface configuration manager.
- Since
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| setStorage |
connects a storage to the user interface configuration manager
which is used on subsequent calls of load and
store.
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checks if an instance has already a storage to load/store its data.
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setStorage
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| setStorage( |
[in] ::com::sun::star::embed::XStorage |
Storage ); |
- Description
- connects a storage to the user interface configuration manager
which is used on subsequent calls of load and
store.
- Parameter Storage
- all configuration data is loaded/stored from/into this storage.
If the storage is in read/write mode load
and store can be used otherwise only
load is possible.
This call needs careful usage as data loss can occur. If the
implementation has modified data and a new storage is set the
implementation is not allowed to write back the data to the old
storage. This must be done explicitly with store.
In general a user interface configuration manager instance is
created and initialize by the document model or the module user
interface configuration supplier. Normally there is no need to
set a storage for a user interface configuration manager. If a
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Protocols are a set of rules and guidelines that enable communication between two or more networks. The authentication protocol of Sunbird provides secure API endpoints to:
- Register new organizations and users
- Register users to organizations
- Remove users from organizations
- Update user details
- Update organization details
- Auto-login users into Sunbird, i.e. Single Sign-On


- Make sure you built the current version of the Matrix JS SDK (
yarn build
)
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copy
olm.js
and olm.wasm
from a recent release of Olm (was tested with version
3.1.4) in directory lib/
- start a local Matrix homeserver (on port 8008, or change the port in the code)
- Serve this HTML file (e.g.
python3 -m http.server
) and go to it through your browser
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in the JS console, do:
aliceMatrixClient = await newMatrixClient("alice-"+randomHex());
await aliceMatrixClient.exportDevice();
await aliceMatrixClient.getAccessToken();
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copy the result of
exportDevice
and getAccessToken
somewhere (not
in a JS variable as it will be destroyed when you refresh the page)
- refresh the page (F5) to make sure the client is destroyed
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Do the following, replacing
ALICE_ID
with the user ID of Alice (you can find it in the exported data)
bobMatrixClient = await newMatrixClient("bob-"+randomHex());
roomId = await bobMatrixClient.createEncryptedRoom([ALICE_ID]);
await bobMatrixClient.sendTextMessage('Hi Alice!', roomId);
- Again, refresh the page (F5). You may want to clear your console as well.
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Now do the following, using the exported data and the access token you saved previously:
aliceMatrixClient = await importMatrixClient(EXPORTED_DATA, ACCESS_TOKEN);
- You should see the message sent by Bob printed in the console.


--- layout: post title: Quick note for testers date: '2007-08-14T16:30:00.001+01:00' tags: [testing] modified_time: '2007-08-14T16:30:26.960+01:00' blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4015568221071268916.post-3361348319631699599 comments: true blogger_orig_url: http://serialseb.blogspot.com/2007/08/quick-note-for-testers.html ---
A quick link to Anutthara's blog because it's an invaluable resource for any tester. I'll probably enforce reading it to any tester I have to work with.


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Human Resource Policies
B.
Exit Interview
1.
Exit interview will be held with the exiting employee on or before his / her last
working day.
2.
HR Manager will interview the exiting employee. The interview should be
open-ended and be conducted in an informal atmosphere where the following
information is elicited:
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About the new job
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Reasons for leaving
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Employee’s likes and dislikes regarding his
reporting manager, work and
the Company.
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His views about the organizational culture & working atmosphere
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Interaction with employees
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Suggestions for improvement
Note: Please refer Annexure 1 for the Exit Interview Form
The interview may be conducted in a way where both the HR and the
employee feel comfortable and the maximum information can be elicited.
Data collected through exit interviews will be compiled by the HR Department.
A six monthly report shall be presented to the Management.
C.
Exit formalities
The HOD shall ensure that all the
Company’s
Data (viz.: Records, Documents,
Handover of an ongoing assignment etc.) allocated Assets have been duly
obtained
Clearance shall be obtained in
‘No Dues
Form
’
from concerned departments
and submitted to HR.
HR will then perform the relieving & clearance of the employee with Full &
Final settlement.
Contact
For any clarification regarding any aspect of the policy, kindly contact GA and
HR Department.
Approval
Approved by:
Date: 1
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December 2015
Director


--- layout: post title: Flourless Walnut Cake date: 2012-09-10 10:47:34.000000000 -04:00 categories: - Gastronomic Explosions - aka Yummy Food/Recipes - Thermomix tags: - Dairy Free - Easy recipe - Flourless Walnut Cake - Gluten free - Thermomix - wheat free status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188042131' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
Thought I'd start the week off with a delicious cake recipe. What better way to embrace Monday than with a piece of cake in one hand and a hot cuppa in the other. This is really yummy and is wheat and dairy free. It has a lovely moist texture with a slight meringue crust. It's a very uncomplicated cake that you can whip up quickly.
Ingredients:
250gm walnuts, ground finely (use a blender or Thermomix)
5 eggs, separated
1/2-3/4 cup brown sugar, depending on how sweet you want
1-2 tbspn rum, optional otherwise 1 tsp vanilla essence
grated zest of 1 lemon
Method:
Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees celsius or 160 degrees celsius for fan-forced oven.
Cream egg yolks and sugar, mix in rum and lemon zest.
Beat the egg whites until firm. Fold into egg yolk mixture then add walnuts. Mix gently until just combined. Pour into greased and lined springform cake tin (I used a 23cm). Bake in oven for approximately 40 minutes or until skewer comes out clean. Once cake has cooled, remove from tin and place on serving plate.
Enjoy! Jacinta


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The Bueda API knows tags, and Flickr has a lot of tags. We think they're a good match, so we created a simple mashup of the Bueda and Flickr API to showcase semantic enrichment of your tags. Submitting your Flickr username in the form below, and we'll show you how the Bueda API can help improve your tags. Don't worry - we don't (and can't) modify the tags of your photos, it's just a demonstration.
You can also query this URL and ask for JSON (set the HTTP Accept header to "application/json"). You'll get the same content in a machine readable format, ready for a triple-decker mashup.
We have also released the source code for this as a pluggable Django app that can be dropped into any existing Django project. Why don't you fork it on GitHub?
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- Returns
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Starts the state machine (if not already runnning a descriptor)
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dojo/store
) ExamplesYou can't drop items onto this tree, but you can reorder categories. The between threshold is set to 5, so if you are near the top or bottom of a node the drop will be above or below it.
dojo/data
) ExamplesList of Items to be categorized
Drop items from table on left onto this tree, only on to categories or between other items; should fail to let you drop on other items. Can also move items within this tree. The drag threshold is set to 8, between threshold is set to 5, so you have a few pixels of buffer before drag operations start.
You can't drop items onto this tree, but you can reorder categories. The between threshold is set to 5, so if you are near the top or bottom of a node the drop will be above or below it.
Should add this category to the store. The second parameter is the value for numberOfItems.


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Name: |
Name: |
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Details:
Details about one or more shipments covered by this Freight Invoice.
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«ABIE» Signature Class |
Name: |
Name: |
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Details:
A signature applied to this document.
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«ABIE» Supplier Party Class |
Name: |
Name: Accounting Supplier Party |
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Details:
The accounting supplier party.
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«ABIE» Tax Total Class |
Name: |
Name: |
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Details:
The total amount of a specific type of tax.
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