Match Play. Red trails 0-2 to 7. How should Red play 44?
pips Red=146 White=127
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
This is not the time to run the back checkers. Red most follow the normal strategy against a lone back checker and attack it.
13/9, 10/2*, 6/2 looks a bit stiff and inflexible. Red should make his 4-pt and hit the checker on the 2-pt. 8/4 and 13/9 are tied virtually equal for the fourth 4 with 10/6 a little way behind.
8/4(3), 6/2* wins the rollout by a whisker.
13/9, 10/2*, 6/2 looks a bit stiff and inflexible. Red should make his 4-pt and hit the checker on the 2-pt. 8/4 and 13/9 are tied virtually equal for the fourth 4 with 10/6 a little way behind.
8/4(3), 6/2* wins the rollout by a whisker.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 8/4(2) 6/2* Eq.: +0.389 0.551 0.190 0.005 - 0.449 0.105 0.004 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4(3) 6/2* Eq.: +0.374 (-0.016) 0.545 0.187 0.004 - 0.455 0.081 0.003 3. Cubeful 2-ply 10/2* 8/4(2) Eq.: +0.371 (-0.019) 0.540 0.188 0.004 - 0.460 0.082 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 10/2* 6/2 Eq.: +0.351 (-0.038) 0.547 0.167 0.004 - 0.453 0.063 0.002 5. Cubeful 2-ply 20/16(2) 13/9 10/6 Eq.: +0.268 (-0.121) 0.559 0.103 0.002 - 0.441 0.074 0.001


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This text is part of the Parsing With PetitParser2 series. The table of content can be found at the end of the chapter.
Context-sensitive parsing is a process during which a parser has to remember some information and its result depends on its information. We saw an example with the HTML open and close tags in Extracting the Structure chapter.
The elClose
rule is context-sensitive, because the result of elClose
when parsing, for example, input body, depends on an information remembered by elOpen
.
The elOpen
rule is also context-senstive, because it changes the information.
Another example of context-sensitive rules is indentation of Python, or body of HTML request whose length depends on the value in the header.
Though natural for humans, the context-sensitive parsing is, surprisingly, rather difficult task from the parsing theory point of view.
Let us return to our example of matching open and close tags. One of the standard solutions provided by many parsing frameworks, including PetitParser, are parsing actions. We define an action that asserts the name of an open tag corresponds to the name of a close tag:
This solution works well, if you want to validate if an input is valid. But it will fail for invalid inputs, for example for inputs with unclosed elements:
The first elOpen
consumes <b>,
the second elOpen
consumes
<i>,
content consumes bold and italics and
elClose
consumes </b>.
The action checks if i = b and returns failure.
The failure will be the final result because such a code does not restore position to recover from the failure and actions do not offer a way to do so.
Other options based on custom parsers or wrapping parsers will sooner or later run into a hard to debug issues with backtracking as well.
does this work with GLL?
The PetitParser2 offers more formal way of such definitions.
It can store a result of a rule (e.g. elOpen
) onto a stack using the push operator and assert that the result of a rule (e.g. elClose
) matches the top of the stack using the match operator and finally pop the result using the pop operator.
Here is the concrete example.
First we define an element name as a repetition of letters and digits:
Than we define element as a sequence of elOpen
, elContent
and elClose
:
In elOpen
, we push the element name as well as we consume water in case an element contains arguments:
In elClose
, we first match the element name against the top of a stack and we pop the stack in case of success:
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Goal
In this task, participants are asked to complete two independent binary image classification tasks that involve three unique diagnoses of skin lesions (melanoma, nevus, and seborrheic keratosis). In the first binary classification task, participants are asked to distinguish between (a) melanoma and (b) nevus and seborrheic keratosis. In the second binary classification task, participants are asked to distinguish between (a) seborrheic keratosis and (b) nevus and melanoma.
Definitions:
- Melanoma – malignant skin tumor, derived from melanocytes (melanocytic)
- Nevus – benign skin tumor, derived from melanocytes (melanocytic)
- Seborrheic keratosis – benign skin tumor, derived from keratinocytes (non-melanocytic)
Data
Lesion classification data includes the original image, paired with a gold standard (definitive) diagnosis, referred to as "Ground Truth".
Training Image Data
2000 images are provided as training data, including 374 "melanoma", 254 "seborrheic keratosis", and the remainder as benign nevi (1372). The training data is provided as a ZIP file, containing dermoscopic lesion images in JPEG format and a CSV file with some clinical metadata for each image.
All images are named using the scheme
ISIC_<image_id>.jpg
, where
<image_id>
is a 7-digit unique
identifier. EXIF tags in the images have been removed; any
remaining EXIF tags should not be relied upon to provide
accurate metadata.
The CSV file contains three columns:
image_id
, identifying the image that the row corresponds toage_approximate
, containing the age of the lesion patient, rounded to 5 year intervals, or"unknown"
sex
, containing the sex of the lesion patient, or"unknown"
Ground Truth Data
The Training Ground Truth file is a single CSV (comma-separated value) file, containing 3 columns:
- The first column of each row contains a string of
the form
ISIC_<image_id>
, where<image_id>
matches the corresponding Training Data image. - The second column of each row pertains to the first
binary classification task (melanoma vs. nevus and
seborrheic keratosis) and contains the value 0 or 1.
- The number 1 = lesion is melanoma
- The number 0 = lesion is nevus or seborrheic keratosis
- The third column of each row pertains to the second
classification task (seborrheic keratosis vs. melanoma
and nevus) and contains the value 0 or 1.
- The number 1 = lesion is seborrheic keratosis
- The number 0 = lesion is melanoma or nevus
Malignancy diagnosis data were obtained from expert consensus and pathology report information. Participants are not strictly required to limit development to the training data, and are free to train their algorithm using external data sources. However, any other sources of data in system development must be properly cited in the abstract.
Submission Instructions
The Test Data files are in a ZIP container, and are the exact same format as the Training Data. The Test Data files should be downloaded via the "Download test dataset" button below. Note: you must be signed-in and registered to participate in this phase of the challenge in order for this link to be visible.
The submitted Test Results file should use the same format as the Training
Ground Truth file. The first column of each row should contain a string of the form
ISIC_<image_id>
, where <image_id>
matches a
corresponding Test Data image. The second and third column of each row
should contain a floating-point value in the closed interval [0.0, 1.0]
, where
0.5 is used as the binary classification threshold.
The second column of each row should pertain to the first binary classification task (melanoma vs. nevus and seborrheic keratosis). The third column of each row should pertain to the second binary classification task (seborrheic keratosis vs. melanoma and nevus).
Note that arbitrary score ranges and thresholds can be converted to the range of 0.0 to 1.0, with a threshold of 0.5, trivially using the following sigmoid conversion:
1 / (1 + e^(-(a(x - b))))
where x
is the original score, b
is the binary threshold, and
a
is a scaling parameter (i.e. the inverse measured standard deviation on a
held-out dataset). Participants are asked to set their binary threshold 'b' to a value where
the classification system is expected to achieve 89% sensitivity, although this is not
required.
Evaluation
Participants will be ranked according to each category individually, as well as the average performance across both categories (giving rise to the possibility of 3 distinct "winners"). Ranks and awards will be assigned based only on area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC). However, submissions will also be evaluated using using a variety of common binary classification metrics, reported for scientific completeness, including:
- sensitivity at 0.5 confidence threshold
- specificity at 0.5 confidence threshold
- accuracy at 0.5 confidence threshold
- average precision evaluated at sensitivity of 100%
- specificity evaluated at a sensitivity of 82%
- specificity evaluated at a sensitivity of 89%
- specificity evaluated at a sensitivity of 95%
- area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC)
Some useful resources for metrics computation include:


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Sony launches new AI unit for creation of robotic kitchen
Japanese electronics giant aims to change the ways we cook and eat, bringing AI and robotics to chefs' aid.
Japanese electronics giant Sony launched a new artificial intelligence unit it hopes will change the way we cook and eat.
The new research arm, Sony AI, will operate in Japan, Europe and the United States and will also focus on the traditional areas of gaming, imaging and sensor equipment, as well as "gastronomy".
More:
The firm that produced the PlayStation franchise and the Spider-man movie series is the latest multinational tech company wanting a piece of the pie in the food business, where data is increasingly driving new dishes to pique the palate.
"AI and robotics will not replace chefs. We are aiming to offer new tools to expand their creativity with AI and robotics," Sony spokesman Shinichi Tobe said on Wednesday.
"The field of food requires a study of molecular structures. By using AI and its analytical capacity we can create new things," Tobe said.
"It involves taste but also aroma. Through sensing technologies, we can perhaps create new dishes that will please the human sense of taste."
Competition
The Tokyo-based gadget-and-entertainment conglomerate is not the only tech company tapping into this seam.
IBM earlier this year teamed up with seasoning-maker McCormick to use artificial intelligence in flavour and food product development.
In the future, Sony foresees the creation of a robotic kitchen to help elderly people make meals at home, but without the use of open flames.
It may also result in the creation of a restaurant where robots cook in front of guests.
"There might be ways of cooking that can only be done by robotics. It might be about temperature control. Maybe about precise timings of when or where to apply heat," Tobe said.


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this_bs = tf.cast(K.shape(x)[0], "float32") // this batch size
// increase count and compute weights
new_count = self.count + this_bs
alpha = this_bs/K.minimum(new_count, self.cap)
// compute new mean. Note that once we reach self.cap (e.g. 1000), the "previous mean" matters less
new_mean = pre_mean * (1-alpha) + (this_sum/this_bs) * alpha
After Change
self.add_update(updates, x)
// prep for broadcasting :(
p = tf.concat((K.reshape(this_bs_int, (1,)), K.shape(self.mean)), 0)
z = K.ones(p)
// the first few 1000 should not matter that much towards this cost
return K.minimum(1., new_count/self.cap) * (z * K.expand_dims(new_mean, 0))


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https://ssrn.com/abstract=2804554
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http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2804554
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olympstats.com
papers.ssrn.com
kaggle.com
sports-reference.com
livescience.com
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Weekend showers could turn to flurries next week in Okanagan
by Steve ArstadThe Okanagan should see a mix of conditions over the next few days with some sun along with clouds and showers this weekend.
A cooling trend beginning on Monday is bringing the possibility of snow flurries into the forecast next week.
Environment Canada says today, Nov. 21, should be a mix of sun and cloud this morning in Kelowna and Penticton, with clearing in the afternoon.
It's expected to be mostly cloudy in Vernon today.
Today’s high should reach 3 Celsius in Vernon and 4 C in Kelowna and Penticton, with an overnight low of -4 C expected in Vernon and Kelowna, and -2 C in Penticton.
Winds up to 15 km/h could result in a wind chill of -5 C this evening under clear skies.
Tomorrow is expected to be mostly cloudy in Vernon with a high of 2 C. A mix of sun and cloud with a high 3 C is forecast for Kelowna, 5 C in Penticton, with overnight lows dipping to -2 C in all three cities.
Saturday the clouds are expected to roll in along with a 40 per cent chance of showers and a high of 5 C.
Clouds along with a 40 per cent chance of showers continue through Saturday night with a low of 3 C.
A sun and cloud mix is also forecast for Sunday, along with a 60 per cent risk of showers.
Sunday’s expected high is 6 C with a low of - 3 C anticipated overnight.
On Monday, a cool down is expected along with a mix of sun and cloud and a 30 per cent chance of showers with a high of 3 C.
Overnight clouds carry a 30 per cent chance of flurries with a low of -2 C.
Tuesday is expected to be cloudy with a 60 per cent chance of flurries and a high of 1 C. Clouds along with a 30 per cent chance of flurries is predicted for Tuesday night, with a low of -3 C.
Wednesday should see a mix of sun and cloud with a 30 per cent chance of flurries, and a high of 0 C.
Normal temperatures for this time of year in the Okanagan are highs of 2 C and lows of -4 C.


There are two kinds of behaviors:
<f:ajax/>
send an ajax request
<tc:event/>
do a full page reload
Tag Library Documentation:
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Type a text into the input field. After leaving the input field, the given text is shown in the output field.
<tc:in label="Ajax Input" value="\#{behaviorController.ajax}">
<f:ajax render="outAjax"/>
</tc:in>
<tc:in label="Event Input" value="\#{behaviorController.event}">
<tc:event/>
</tc:in>
It's possible to change the event name. For example if you want a double click event, change the event name to
dblclick
. This is done for the following two buttons.
<tc:button label="Ajax Double Click">
<f:ajax event="dblclick" render="outCounter" listener="..."/>
</tc:button>
<tc:button label="Event Double Click">
<tc:event event="dblclick" actionListener="..."/>
</tc:button>
<tc:event>
may contain <f:ajax>
and <tc:operation>
tags.
This is helpfull if the parent component cannot handle operations by itself.
The event
attribute of the ajax children will be ignored.
An example can be found for
Option: 'open popup on click with AJAX'.
<tc:row>
<tc:event>
<f:ajax execute=":::popup" render=":::popup" listener="..."/>
<tc:operation name="show" for=":::popup"/>
</tc:event>
</tc:row>
This is an example to show how <f:ajax/>
and <tc:event/>
can be used together.
The ajax event is called with a click and the event with a double click.
<tc:button id="btnAjaxEvent" label="Submit" type="submit">
<f:ajax event="click" render="out" listener="\#{behaviorController.eventOutput}"/>
<tc:event event="dblclick" actionListener="\#{behaviorController.eventOutput}"/>
</tc:button>
<tc:out id="out" label="Output:" value="\#{behaviorController.output}"/>


| # | IMDB Top 10 Movies | Year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Shawshank Redemption | 1994 |
| 2 | The Godfather | 1972 |
| 3 | The Godfather: Part II | 1974 |
| 4 | The Good, the Bad and the Ugly | 1966 |
| # | IMDB Top 10 Movies | Year |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Shawshank Redemption | 1994 |
| 2 | The Godfather | 1972 |
| 3 | The Godfather: Part II | 1974 |
| 4 | The Good, the Bad and the Ugly | 1966 |


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DBC culture
The topic for this week is about the DBC culture and how we, as future participants, respond to that culture. I'm a teacher, and have been teaching for over 20 years in different environments, so I've thought a lot about how people learn and how to teach. Unfortunately, the most effective way to learn is not the easiest way to teach. There's a lot of research out there that confirms that experiential learning is the most effective way to master new material, but it's pretty much antithetical to the lecture and test based culture of most classrooms. When I've tried to incorporate a more experiential approach, I've gotten a lot of push back from students who were uncomfortable with directing their own learning.
So I'm really excited by what I see at DBC. Firstly, I appreciate the focus on emotional intelligence and empathy. Secondly, I really like the emphasis on taking ownership of your own learning. Even from the beginning of the prep work where we were encouraged to find our own answers and solutions rather than simply following the steps laid out for us, it's clear that this is a situation that requires active participation not passive inculcation. I'm excited to see what we can create as a community.


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Vista (including x64 but not IA64 versions of XP and Vista). Windows
XP or later is recommended.
Available hard drive space: 200 Mbytes (approximate)
For interfacing with C or C++, or for using spld or
splfr: C compiler and related tools from Microsoft Visual
Studio 2005 SP1 (a.k.a. VS 8).
Microsoft offers free editions of its C compilers. It is probably
possible to make these work as well but they may require other tools or
downloads.


close
Closes the database.
first
Move cursor to first record. Returns self
jump(key)
Move cursor to record before key. Returns self
key
Returns current cursor key or nil.
last
Move cursor to last record. Returns self
next
Move cursor to next record. Returns true if there is another key,
or false if there is no next record.
previous
Move cursor to previous record. Returns true if there is another key,
or false if there is no previous record.
put(value)
Sets the value at the current cursor postion. Returns self.
remove
Removes the current cursor postion. Returns self.
value
Returns current cursor value or nil.
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| Engine.enginePackage |
Provides the implementation of the server and the engine.
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| com.storytron.enginecommon | |
| com.storytron.swat |
Provides the implementation of
Swat . |
| com.storytron.swat.loglizard |
Provides the implementation of LogLizard.
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| com.storytron.swat.verbeditor | |
| com.storytron.uber | |
| json | |
| storyTellerPackage |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BadStoryworldException
Thrown when a storyworld has errors.
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| BgItemData
Background data for a given item.
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| EngineDiedException |
| IncompatibleVersionException
Thrown by login methods when the server and the client interfaces
are incompatible.
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| LabeledSentence |
| LimitException
Class for signaling errors when exceeding model limits.
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| LocalJanus
Interface to be used by the stand-alone Storyteller and Swat.
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| MenuElement |
| Pair
Utility class to store pairs.
|
| RehearsalResult |
| SessionLogoutException
Thrown by the server when calling a operation over a session
that has expired.
|
| StackChunkGroup |
| StorytellerRemote
This is the server interface.
|
| StorytellerReturnData
Messages sent to Storyteller from the server.
|
| SwatRemote
This interface extends
StorytellerRemote with methods
for doing rehearsals. |
| Triplet
Utility class to store triplets.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BadStoryworldException
Thrown when a storyworld has errors.
|
| BgItemData
Background data for a given item.
|
| BgItemData.ImageGetter
This interface hides how the images are actually obtained.
|
| EngineDiedException |
| IncompatibleVersionException
Thrown by login methods when the server and the client interfaces
are incompatible.
|
| LabeledSentence |
| LimitException
Class for signaling errors when exceeding model limits.
|
| LimitException.Type |
| MenuElement |
| OptionData |
| Pair
Utility class to store pairs.
|
| RehearsalResult |
| RoleData |
| ScaledImage
Class for manipulating scaled images.
|
| SessionLogoutException
Thrown by the server when calling a operation over a session
that has expired.
|
| StackChunk |
| StorytellerRemote
This is the server interface.
|
| StorytellerReturnData
Messages sent to Storyteller from the server.
|
| StorytellerReturnData.engineCallType
Identifies the differen kinds of messages.
|
| Triplet
Utility class to store triplets.
|
| VerbData |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ScaledImage
Class for manipulating scaled images.
|
| StorytellerRemote
This is the server interface.
|
| Triplet
Utility class to store triplets.
|
| VerbData |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| SessionLogoutException
Thrown by the server when calling a operation over a session
that has expired.
|
| Triplet
Utility class to store triplets.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| Pair
Utility class to store pairs.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BgItemData
Background data for a given item.
|
| LimitException
Class for signaling errors when exceeding model limits.
|
| Pair
Utility class to store pairs.
|
| ScaledImage
Class for manipulating scaled images.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| StorytellerReturnData
Messages sent to Storyteller from the server.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| BadStoryworldException
Thrown when a storyworld has errors.
|
| LabeledSentence |
| MenuElement |
| StorytellerRemote
This is the server interface.
|


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Sage Group sells payment arm to US firm Elavon for €270m
by By Press AssociationSoftware business Sage has sold its payments service arm for £232m (€270m) to Elavon, a subsidiary of US firm Bancorp.
The UK-listed firm told investors it had secured the deal to sell Sage Pay, three months after it announced plans to auction off the division.
It was reported in September that Sage had appointed Rothschild to sell the business, which has around 50,000 small and medium-sized business customers.
Sage Pay provides payment services to businesses in the UK and Ireland and the divested business will continue to partner with Sage following the deal, it said.
For the year to September 2018, Sage Pay reported revenues of £41m (€47.8m) and an operating profit of £15m (€17.5m).
Sage said it expects to report a statutory profit of approximately £180m (€209m) on the completion of the disposal.
Sage chief executive Steve Hare said: “Our vision of becoming a great ‘software as a service’ company for customers and colleagues alike means we will continue to focus on serving small and medium-sized customers with subscription software solutions for accounting and financials, and people and payroll.
“Payments and banking services remain an integral part of Sage’s value proposition and we will deliver them through our growing network of partnerships, including Elavon.”
The transaction is due to be completed in the second quarter of next year.
Completion of the deal will be subject to Elavon securing regulatory approval in the US and from the Central Bank of Ireland.
Investors in Sage are awaiting the company’s full-year results on Thursday November 21.
The results follow a warning from the business in July that its profit margin would be at the lower end of forecasts as legacy product sales fell faster than predicted.


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Before we get into the plugin details, we should first agree on where to make our application extensible. Our plugin system
is based on the
ExtensionPoint
directives, which should be placed somewhere in our component tree so that plugins can expose components
to these extension points.
For now, we decide to make one menu items at the top in our application extensible:
Firstly, lets set the plugin placement by setting out ExtensionPoint
directive into your app.component.ts
which is going to load our top menu.
Let's start building this
Table Generator
plugin/library using the following CLI command.
It creates all the necessary files.
The files are create at a location based on the path mentioned in the
angular.json
file.
Here the path mentioned is
content-editor/projects
We have now created
TableGeneratorComponent
that we want to expose.
You can see that we implemented a regular component here. There's nothing special about this component at all.
Create
plugin.ts
file inside
table-generator/src/lib
This plugin.ts
will contain the plugin configuration.
Alright, now we can import the sunbird-web-extension
module and also can expose the plugin component in the plugin configuration using a PluginPlacement
object. Let's make the necessary modification to our plugin.ts
module file:
Now, we include a new PluginPlacement
object in our plugin configuration, which maps our
TableGenerator
component to be exposed into the application extension point with the name table-generator
:
new PluginPlacement({{ '{' }}name: 'table-generator', priority: 1, component: TableGeneratorComponent{{ '}' }})
]Let us create an index.ts
and export the plugin's module, component and the plugin configurations.
This would already be enough for the plugin to work.
The only thing that is left is to add the plugin to the list of plugins that should be loaded
initially by the PluginService
directive.


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May 28-29, 2008
Moscone West, San Francisco
"Google I/O is a developer gathering focused on pushing the boundaries of web applications using Google and open web technologies. Google engineers and web development leaders will lead you through two days full of in-depth breakout sessions on the latest technologies, hands-on Code Labs, and informal Q&A at Fireside Chats." - http://code.google.com/events/io/about.html
The conference is long over so this is old news, but I'll be using the information and ideas I got there for some time to come.


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However, It is not mandatory for you to select one from the list. Your presence is much more important and needed.
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However, It is not mandatory for you to select one from the list. Your presence is much more important and needed.


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I'm tasked with organising socials for all the societies events
Current Job: Part-time employee at Home Store + More in Waterford (June 2018 - Present)
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#include <stdbool.h>
#include "Board_Touch.h"
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| struct | Rectangle |
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| struct | Pipe |
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| struct | queue |
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| struct | Bird |
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| struct | Coin |
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| struct | Score |
| All score information. More... | |
| struct | PlayerLevel |
| Tracks the user's current level. More... | |
| struct | GameInfo |
| Models Game State. More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct Pipe | Pipe |
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| typedef struct queue | queue |
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| typedef struct Bird | Bird |
| Models a bird. More... | |
| typedef struct Coin | Coin |
| Models a coin. More... | |
| typedef struct Score | Score |
| All score information. More... | |
| typedef struct PlayerLevel | PlayerLevel |
| Tracks the user's current level. More... | |
| typedef struct GameInfo | GameInfo |
| Models Game State. More... | |
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| void | queueDestroy (struct queue *q) |
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| int | queueEmpty (const struct queue *q) |
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| void | updateAllPipes (void) |
| Updates all pipes in the queue. More... | |
| void | deq (queue *q) |
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| void | updatePipes (queue *q) |
| Updates pipe positions. More... | |
| void | erasePipes (queue *q) |
| void | enq (queue *q, Pipe *p) |
| Push pipe to queue. More... | |
| queue * | queueCreate (void) |
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| Pipe * | getList (int position) |
| bool | isOffScreen (queue *q) |
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| void | initGame (void) |
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| void | initBird (void) |
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| void | initCoin (void) |
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| void | setupGameInfo (void) |
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| void | initPipes (void) |
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| void | displayLeaderboard (TOUCH_STATE tsc_state, GUI_RECT Rect) |
| Creates a window to display scores and select difficulty. More... | |
| void | initPregame (TOUCH_STATE tsc_state, GUI_RECT Rect) |
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| bool | isbirdAlive (void) |
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| void | updateCoin (void) |
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| void | updateBirdy (void) |
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| void | drawEverything (GUI_RECT Rect) |
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| void | createPipeQueue (void) |
| Assigns a pipe queue to the game state. More... | |
| void | setDifficulty (int choice) |
| Sets game difficulty. More... | |
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Models Game State.
Stores all game information regarding the current state of the game.
Models a pipe.
Structure to model all information needed to draw a pipe. a pipe will be added to the pipeQueue
| typedef struct PlayerLevel PlayerLevel |
Tracks the user's current level.
Stores all game information regarding the current level of the player.


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Help Outputedit
This is the help output for index selection.
curator show indices --help Usage: curator show indices [OPTIONS] Get a list of indices to act on from the provided arguments, then perform the command [alias, allocation, bloom, close, delete, etc.] on the resulting list. Options: --newer-than INTEGER Include only indices newer than n time_units --older-than INTEGER Include only indices older than n time_units --prefix TEXT Include only indices beginning with prefix. --suffix TEXT Include only indices ending with suffix. --time-unit [hours|days|weeks|months] Unit of time to reckon by --timestring TEXT Python strftime string to match your index definition, e.g. 2014.07.15 would be %Y.%m.%d --regex TEXT Provide your own regex, e.g '^prefix-.*-suffix$' --exclude TEXT Exclude matching indices. Can be invoked multiple times. --index TEXT Include the provided index in the list. Can be invoked multiple times. --all-indices Do not filter indices. Act on all indices. --help Show this message and exit.


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Away from the hustle and bustle of the cities, the Idukki Wildlife is located in the Thodupuzha and Udumpanchola taluks of Idukki at an altitude of 450 – 750 ft above the sea level.
The sanctuary, flanked on 3 sides by the tranquil waters of Idukki Lake, is housed amidst picturesque settings of tropical evergreen & semi-evergreen forests, meadows, and deciduous trees.The Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the places to visit in Idukki, houses hordes of wild elephants.


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Returns the blue color in
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public static let black = Color(gray: 0)!
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Returns the white color in
PDFColorSpace.deviceGray
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public static let white = Color(gray: 1)!
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- rhs: Another value to compare.
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Prince of Wales lays wreath to honour those who served for New Zealand
Members of the city’s Niue community sung a medley of traditional songs from the country ahead of the arrival.
The Prince of Wales laid a wreath “in solemn remembrance” to those who served for New Zealand at his first engagement during a tour to the country.
Charles and Camilla arrived at the Mount Roskill War Memorial under overcast skies to recognise the efforts of New Zealand in the conflict.
The park also includes a memorial to acknowledge men from the Pacific Island of Niue who fought with the 3rd Maori contingent.
Charles laid a wreath with the message “in solemn remembrance” at the memorial and met veterans and their families.
Dorothy Sietu gave the couple a bedsheet which she had made herself.
The couple were also given a hat and table mat by Sina Utalo Panama, whose grandfather Fakalagakai Falani served as a private.
“In our community we say things with our heart,” she added.
The Niue Contingent of 150 men departed for Auckland on the SS Te Anau on October 13, 1915.


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pnmrotate(1) pnmrotate(1) NAME pnmrotate - rotate a portable anymap by some angle SYNOPSIS pnmrotate [-noantialias] angle [pnmfile] DESCRIPTION Reads a portable anymap as input. Rotates it by the specified angle and produces a portable anymap as output. If the input file is in color, the output will be too, otherwise it will be grayscale. The angle is in degrees (floating point), measured counter-clockwise. It can be nega‐ tive, but it should be between -90 and 90. Also, for rotations greater than 45 degrees you may get better results if you first use pnmflip to do a 90 degree rotation and then pnmrotate less than 45 degrees back the other direction The rotation algorithm is Alan Paeth's three-shear method. Each shear is implemented by looping over the source pixels and distributing fractions to each of the destination pixels. This has an "anti-aliasing" effect - it avoids jagged edges and similar artifacts. However, it also means that the original colors or gray levels in the image are modified. If you need to keep precisely the same set of colors, you can use the -noan‐ tialias flag. This does the shearing by moving pixels without changing their values. If you want anti-aliasing and don't care about the precise colors, but still need a limited *number* of colors, you can run the result through ppmquant. All flags can be abbreviated to their shortest unique prefix. REFERENCES "A Fast Algorithm for General Raster Rotation" by Alan Paeth, Graphics Interface '86, pp. 77-81. SEE ALSO pnmshear(1), pnmflip(1), pnm(5), ppmquant(1) AUTHOR Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 by Jef Poskanzer. 12 January 1991 pnmrotate(1)