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I build website with love, I'd like start all the things from scratch.
I code HTML, CSS, and Javascript with the latest cool technology.
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Hisyam Mahmud
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He's my team member,
A well rounded front-end developer, especially in web based application, quick learner, focus on his work with less supervision.
He has wide knowledge in UI design using Sencha-ExtJS (JavaScript) and also CSS. It's great to have him in my team.
A well rounded front-end developer, especially in web based application, quick learner, focus on his work with less supervision.
He has wide knowledge in UI design using Sencha-ExtJS (JavaScript) and also CSS. It's great to have him in my team.
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He's my partner in Front-End, skillful programmer, a quick learner, always eager to learn, has many ideas and many knowledge
in IT especially in technology and programming language that trend in the world also he's a good father :).
It's a honor to work with him.
It's a honor to work with him.
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Software Engineer at HappyFresh
Irfan is a good teammate.
He can handle many task in simple way.
He do a job and give an solution about the project.
Hopely we can work together again.
He can handle many task in simple way.
He do a job and give an solution about the project.
Hopely we can work together again.
Yudistira Hermawan
UI UX Designer at Qraved
This man is one of the people who inspired me.
He was very persistent in doing something, he is also a very good mentor, he always helped me when I got into trouble in the execution of some tasks that I have.
He taught clearly and also very detailed, so I understand and be able to resolve the problem I had. He is also very friendly. Although it had never been entered into the same team, but I am very pleased to have worked with him.
He was very persistent in doing something, he is also a very good mentor, he always helped me when I got into trouble in the execution of some tasks that I have.
He taught clearly and also very detailed, so I understand and be able to resolve the problem I had. He is also very friendly. Although it had never been entered into the same team, but I am very pleased to have worked with him.
Alvin L Wiradja
Principal Project Manager at Blibli.com
Irfan is an excellent software engineer who integrates well with existing teams.
He is easy going, a good listener and understand the needs of the business.
I would recommend Irfan to anyone looking for an engineer who can hit the ground running for a mission critical project.
He is easy going, a good listener and understand the needs of the business.
I would recommend Irfan to anyone looking for an engineer who can hit the ground running for a mission critical project.
Frandy Jaya
Sr. SDE at Blibli.com
Irfan is critical key player in team. He thirsts of new knowledge, always strive , learn, and explore for new technology.
Facing each features and problems, Irfan always think critically for each solutions and decide for the best solution.
Have discussed and ask for insight many times from Irfan.
Facing each features and problems, Irfan always think critically for each solutions and decide for the best solution.
Have discussed and ask for insight many times from Irfan.
Herri Yuanda
Sr. Front End Developer at Blibli.com
Working in a team with Irfan is very exciting.
He is a hard worker, smart, having a lot of good idea, friendly and love to share knowledge a lot.
With his extensive knowledge, I learned a lot from him about frontend part and many others.
And he often ask me to join any meetups around jakarta.
It was and still pleasure working with him.
He is a hard worker, smart, having a lot of good idea, friendly and love to share knowledge a lot.
With his extensive knowledge, I learned a lot from him about frontend part and many others.
And he often ask me to join any meetups around jakarta.
It was and still pleasure working with him.
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The SQL written by developers facing logic databases and logic tables cannot be executed directly in actual databases. The SQL rewrite is used to rewrite logic SQL into the rightly executable one in actual databases, including two parts, correctness rewrite and optimization rewrite.
In the situation that contains sharding tables, it requires to rewrite logic table names in sharding settings into actual table names acquired after routing. Database sharding does not require the rewrite of table names. In addition to that, there are also column addition, pagination information revision and other content.
Identifiers that need to be rewritten include table name, index name and schema name. Table name rewrite refers to the process to locate the position of logic tables in the original SQL and rewrite it as the physical table. Table name rewrite is one typical situation that requires to parse SQL. From a most plain case, if the logic SQL is as follow:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order WHERE order_id=1;
Suppose the SQL is set with sharding key order_id, and its conditions will be routed to Sharding Table 1. Then, the SQL after rewriting should be:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order_1 WHERE order_id=1;
In this most simple kind of SQL situation, whether parsing SQL to abstract syntax tree seems unimportant, SQL can be rewritten only by searching for and substituting characters. But in the following situation, it is unable to rewrite SQL rightly merely by searching for and substituting characters:
In this most simple kind of SQL situation, whether parsing SQL to abstract syntax tree seems unimportant, SQL can be rewritten only by searching for and substituting characters. But in the following situation, it is unable to rewrite SQL rightly merely by searching for and substituting characters:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order WHERE order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
The SQL rightly rewritten is supposed to be:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order_1 WHERE order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
Rather than:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order_1 WHERE order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order_1 xxx`;
Because there may be similar characters besides the table name, the simple character substitute method cannot be used to rewrite SQL. Here is another more complex SQL rewrite situation:
SELECT t_order.order_id FROM t_order WHERE t_order.order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
The SQL above takes table name as the identifier of the field, so it should also be revised with SQL rewrite:
SELECT t_order_1.order_id FROM t_order_1 WHERE t_order_1.order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
But if there is another name defined in SQL, it is not necessary to revise that, even though that name is the same as the table name. For example:
SELECT t_order.order_id FROM t_order AS t_order WHERE t_order.order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
SQL rewrite only requires to revise its table name:
SELECT t_order.order_id FROM t_order_1 AS t_order WHERE t_order.order_id=1 AND remarks=` t_order xxx`;
Index name is another identifier that can be rewritten. In some databases (such as MySQL), the index is created with the dimension of tables, and its names in different tables can repeat. In other databases (such as PostgreSQL), however, the index is created with the dimension of databases, index names in different tables are required to be one and the only.
In the table sharding situation, the same logic table will be separated into many physical tables in one database. Therefore, index names created for those physical tables are not allowed to repeat. As a result, ShardingSphere will revise the index name as the suffix of logic index names plus its physical table name.
In ShardingSphere, schema management method is similar as that of the table. It uses logic schema to manage a set of data, so it requires to replace the logic schema written by users in SQL with physical database schema.
ShardingSphere still does not support the use of schema in DQL and DML statement, for example:
SHOW COLUMNS FROM t_order FROM order_ds;
Schema rewrite refers to rewriting logic schema to a right and real schema found arbitrarily with unicast route.
The derived column in query statements usually results from two situations.
First, in result merging, ShardingSphere needs to acquire the corresponding data, but it is not returned through the query SQL.
This kind of situation aims mainly at GROUP BY and ORDER BY.
Result merging requires the sorting and ranking according to items of GROUP BY
and ORDER BY
field.
But if the sorting and ranking items are not included in the original SQL, it should be rewritten.
Look at the situation where the original SQL has the information required by result merging:
SELECT order_id, user_id FROM t_order ORDER BY user_id;
Since user_id is used in ranking, the result merging needs the data able to acquire user_id. The SQL above is able to acquire user_id data, so there is no need to add columns.
If the selected item does not contain the column required by result merging, it will need to add column, as the following SQL:
SELECT order_id FROM t_order ORDER BY user_id;
Since the original SQL does not contain user_id that result merging requires to acquire, the SQL needs to be rewritten by adding columns, and after that, it will be:
SELECT order_id, user_id AS ORDER_BY_DERIVED_0 FROM t_order ORDER BY user_id;
What’s to be mentioned, derived column will only add the missing column rather than all of them;
the SQL that includes *
in SELECT will also selectively add columns according to the meta-data information of tables.
Here is a relatively complex SQL derived column case:
SELECT o.* FROM t_order o, t_order_item i WHERE o.order_id=i.order_id ORDER BY user_id, order_item_id;
Suppose only the t_order_item table contains order_item_id column, according to the meta-data information of tables, the user_id in sorting item exists in table t_order as merging result, but order_item_id does not exist in t_order, so it needs to add columns. The SQL after that will be:
SELECT o.*, order_item_id AS ORDER_BY_DERIVED_0 FROM t_order o, t_order_item i WHERE o.order_id=i.order_id ORDER BY user_id, order_item_id;
Another situation of derived column is using AVG aggregation function. In distributed situations, it is not right to calculate the average value with avg1 + avg2 + avg3 / 3, and it should be written as (sum1 + sum2 + sum3) / (count1 + count2 + count3). This requires to rewrite the SQL that contains AVG as SUM and COUNT and recalculate the average value in result merging. Such as the following SQL:
SELECT AVG(price) FROM t_order WHERE user_id=1;
Should be rewritten as:
SELECT COUNT(price) AS AVG_DERIVED_COUNT_0, SUM(price) AS AVG_DERIVED_ SUM _0 FROM t_order WHERE user_id=1;
Then it can calculate the right average value through result merging.
The last kind of derived column happens in SQL with INSERT. With database auto-increment key, there is no need to fill in primary key field. But database auto-increment key cannot satisfy the requirement of only one primary key being in the distributed situation. So ShardingSphere provides a generation strategy for distributed auto-increment key, through derived column, enabling users to replace the current auto-increment key with a distributed one without changing existing codes invisibly. Distributed auto-increment key generation strategy will be expounded in the following part, here we only explain the content related with SQL rewrite. For example, if the primary key of t_order is order_id, and the original SQL is:
INSERT INTO t_order (`field1`, `field2`) VALUES (10, 1);
It can be seen that the SQL above does not include an auto-increment key, which will be filled by the database itself. After ShardingSphere set an auto-increment key, the SQL will be rewritten as:
INSERT INTO t_order (`field1`, `field2`, order_id) VALUES (10, 1, xxxxx);
Rewritten SQL will add auto-increment key name and its value generated automatically in the last part of INSERT FIELD and INSERT VALUE.
xxxxx
in the SQL above stands for the latter one.
If INSERT SQL does not contain the column name of the table, ShardingSphere can also automatically generate auto-increment key by comparing the number of parameter and column in the table meta-information.
For example, the original SQL is:
INSERT INTO t_order VALUES (10, 1);
The rewritten SQL only needs to add an auto-increment key in the column where the primary key lays:
INSERT INTO t_order VALUES (xxxxx, 10, 1);
In auto-increment key derived column, if the user writes SQL with the method of placeholder, he only needs to rewrite parameter list but not SQL itself.
Acquiring pagination data from multiple databases is different from the situation of a single database. Suppose every 10 pieces of data are divided to be one page, it is not right to take the second page of data, acquire LIMIT 10, 10 under sharding situations, and take out the first 10 pieces of data according to sorting conditions after merging. For example, if the SQL is:
SELECT score FROM t_score ORDER BY score DESC LIMIT 1, 2;
The following picture shows the execution of pagination results without SQL rewrite.
As shown in the picture, if you want to acquire the second and the third piece of data ordered by score common in both tables, and they are supposed to be 95
and 90
.
Since the executed SQL can only acquire the second and the third piece of data from each table, i.e., 90
and 80
from t_score_0, 85
and 75
from t_score_1.
When merging results, it can only merge from 90
, 80
, 85
and 75
already acquired, so the right result cannot be acquired anyway.
The right way is to rewrite pagination conditions as LIMIT 0, 3
, take out all the data from the first two pages and combine sorting conditions to calculate the right data.
The following picture shows the execution of pagination results after SQL rewrite.
The latter the offset position is, the lower the efficiency of using LIMIT pagination will be. There are many ways to avoid using LIMIT as pagination method, such as constructing a secondary index to record line record number and line offset amount, or using the tail ID of last pagination data as the pagination method of conditions of the next query.
When revising pagination information, if the user uses placeholder method to write SQL, he only needs to rewrite parameter list rather than SQL itself.
When using SQL inserted in batch, if the inserted data crosses sharding, the user needs to rewrite SQL to avoid writing excessive data into the database. The differences between insert operation and query operation are: though sharding keys that do not exist in current sharding are used in the query sentence, it will not have any influence on data; insert operation has to delete extra sharding keys. Take the following SQL for example:
INSERT INTO t_order (order_id, xxx) VALUES (1, 'xxx'), (2, 'xxx'), (3, 'xxx');
Suppose the database is divided into two parts according to odd or even number, execute this SQL after revising the table name only, and then both of the two shards will be written with the same record.
Though only the data that confirms to sharding conditions can be taken out from query statement, the realization schema with excessive data is not reasonable.
So SQL should be rewritten as:
INSERT INTO t_order_0 (order_id, xxx) VALUES (2, 'xxx');
INSERT INTO t_order_1 (order_id, xxx) VALUES (1, 'xxx'), (3, 'xxx');
IN query is similar as batch insertion, but IN operation will not lead to wrong data query result. Through rewriting IN query, the query performance can be further improved. Like the following SQL:
SELECT * FROM t_order WHERE order_id IN (1, 2, 3);
Is rewritten as:
SELECT * FROM t_order_0 WHERE order_id IN (2);
SELECT * FROM t_order_1 WHERE order_id IN (1, 3);
The query performance will be further improved. For now, ShardingSphere has not realized this rewrite strategy, so the current rewrite result is:
SELECT * FROM t_order_0 WHERE order_id IN (1, 2, 3);
SELECT * FROM t_order_1 WHERE order_id IN (1, 2, 3);
Though the execution result of SQL is right, but it has not achieved the most optimized query efficiency.
Its purpose is an effective method to improve the performance without influencing the correctness of the query.
It can be divided into single node optimization and stream merging optimization.
It refers to the optimization that stops the SQL rewrite from the route to the single node. After acquiring one route result, if it is routed to a single data node, result merging is unnecessary to be involved, so there is no need for rewrites as derived column, pagination information and others. In particular, there is no need to read from the first piece of information, which reduces the pressure for the database to a large extent and saves meaningless consumption of the network bandwidth.
It only adds ORDER BY
as well as sorting items and sorting order which are the same as grouping items, to the SQL that contains GROUP BY
, and they are used to transfer memory merging to stream merging.
In the result merging part, stream merging and memory merging will be explained in detail.
The overall structure division of rewrite engine is shown in the following picture.


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Replace all <class> with your class variable (ITEM or BALANCE)
The slots function takes in 4 arguments:
1.
Id
id of user
2.
Amount
amount to bet
3.
Items
items is an array of all possible items in the slots board
4.
Num
number of items on the resulting board
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win
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coin
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win
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Sujet¶
Suppose you are the CEO of a restaurant franchise and are considering different cities for opening a new outlet. The chain already has trucks in various cities and you have data for profits and populations from the cities. You would like to use this data to help you select which city to expand to next The file ex1data1.txt contains the dataset for our linear regression problem. The first column is the population of a city and the second column is the profit of a food truck in that city.
Loading and ploting data¶
data = load('ex1data1.txt'); % read comma separated data
X = data(:, 1);
y = data(:, 2);
m = length(y);
plot(X, y, 'rx');
ylabel('Profit in $10,000s');
xlabel('Population of City in 10,000s');
Computing the cost¶
The objective of linear regression is to minimize the cost function:
Initialisation¶
we add another dimension to our data to accommodate the θ0 intercept term. We also initialize the initial parameters to 0 and the learning rate alpha to 0.01
X = [ones(m, 1), data(:,1)]; % Add a column of ones to x
theta = zeros(2, 1); % initialize fitting parameters Theta 0 et Theta 1 = 0
% Some gradient descent settings
iterations = 1500;
alpha = 0.01;
Cost function¶
function J = computeCost(X, y, theta)
%COMPUTECOST Compute cost for linear regression
% J = COMPUTECOST(X, y, theta) computes the cost of using theta as the
% parameter for linear regression to fit the data points in X and y
% Initialize some useful values
m = length(y); % number of training examples
J = 1 / (2 * m) * sum(((X * theta) - y) .^ 2);
end
Gradient descent¶
function [theta, J_history] = gradientDescent(X, y, theta, alpha, num_iters)
%GRADIENTDESCENT Performs gradient descent to learn theta
% theta = GRADIENTDESCENT(X, y, theta, alpha, num_iters) updates theta by
% taking num_iters gradient steps with learning rate alpha
% Initialize some useful values
m = length(y); % number of training examples
J_history = zeros(num_iters, 1);
for iter = 1:num_iters
t1 = theta(1) - alpha * (1 / m) * sum(((X * theta) - y) .* X(:, 1));
t2 = theta(2) - alpha * (1 / m) * sum(((X * theta) - y) .* X(:, 2));
% Feed our new theta values before computing cost.
% Not done inline
theta(1) = t1;
theta(2) = t2;
% Save the cost J in every iteration
J_history(iter) = computeCost(X, y, theta);
end
end
Test the gradient descent¶
% run gradient descent
theta = gradientDescent(X, y, theta, alpha, iterations);
% print theta to screen
fprintf('Theta found by gradient descent:\n');
fprintf('%f\n', theta);
Theta found by gradient descent:
-3.630291
1.166362
Ploting the resulting model¶
plot(X(:,2), y, 'rx'); %take the second column as we have added a extra one
hold on;
plot(X(:,2), X*theta, '-')
legend('Training data', 'Linear regression')
Use the model to predict something¶
% Predict values for population sizes of 35,000 and 70,000
predict1 = [1, 3.5] *theta;
fprintf('For population = 35,000, we predict a profit of %f\n', predict1*10000);
predict2 = [1, 7] * theta;
fprintf('For population = 70,000, we predict a profit of %f\n', predict2*10000);
For population = 35,000, we predict a profit of 4519.767868
For population = 70,000, we predict a profit of 45342.450129
Visualizing J(θ)¶
% Grid over which we will calculate J
theta0_vals = linspace(-10, 10, 100);
theta1_vals = linspace(-1, 4, 100);
% initialize J_vals to a matrix of 0's
J_vals = zeros(length(theta0_vals), length(theta1_vals));
% Fill out J_vals
for i = 1:length(theta0_vals)
for j = 1:length(theta1_vals)
t = [theta0_vals(i); theta1_vals(j)];
J_vals(i,j) = computeCost(X, y, t);
end
end
% Because of the way meshgrids work in the surf command, we need to
% transpose J_vals before calling surf, or else the axes will be flipped
J_vals = J_vals';
% Surface plot
figure;
surf(theta0_vals, theta1_vals, J_vals)
xlabel('\theta_0'); ylabel('\theta_1');
% Contour plot
figure;
% Plot J_vals as 15 contours spaced logarithmically between 0.01 and 100
contour(theta0_vals, theta1_vals, J_vals, logspace(-2, 3, 20))
xlabel('\theta_0'); ylabel('\theta_1');
hold on;
plot(theta(1), theta(2), 'rx', 'MarkerSize', 10, 'LineWidth', 2);


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String name = inText.getText(); outText.setText( name );
(Although it could be argued that there is no application code because all the code deals with the GUI.)
In a typical application with a graphical interface, about 40% of the code manages the user interface. The rest of the code is for the application--the reason the program was written. Usually the application code is kept separate from the code that manages the interface. In a big application it would be confusing to mix the two together. Here is our tiny application with a separate method for the application code:
import java.awt.*; import java.awt.event.*; import javax.swing.*; public class Repeater extends JFrame implements ActionListener { JLabel inLabel = new JLabel( "Enter Your Name: " ) ; TextField inText = new TextField( 15 ); JLabel outLabel = new JLabel( "Here is Your Name :" ) ; TextField outText = new TextField( 15 ); public Repeater() // constructor { getContentPane().setLayout( new FlowLayout() ); getContentPane().add( inLabel ) ; getContentPane().add( inText ) ; getContentPane().add( outLabel ) ; getContentPane().add( outText ) ; inText.addActionListener( this ); } // The application code. void copyText() { String name = inText.getText(); outText.setText( name ); } public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent evt) { copyText(); repaint(); } public static void main ( String[] args ) { Repeater echo = new Repeater() ; WindowQuitter wquit = new WindowQuitter(); echo.addWindowListener( wquit ); echo.setSize( 300, 100 ); echo.setVisible( true ); } } class WindowQuitter extends WindowAdapter { public void windowClosing( WindowEvent e ) { System.exit( 0 ); } }
In large applications the application code and the GUI code are kept in many separate files.


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$group.getName()
$group.getDescription()
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Change dir to NexT directory. There must be layout
, source
, languages
and other directories:
$ cd themes/next
$ ls
bower.json _config.yml docs gulpfile.coffee languages layout LICENSE.md package.json README.md scripts source test
Install module to source/lib
directory:
$ git clone https://github.com/theme-next/theme-next-needmoreshare2 source/lib/needsharebutton
Enable module in NexT _config.yml
file:
needmoreshare2:
enable: true
postbottom:
enable: true
float:
enable: true
$ cd themes/next/source/lib/needsharebutton
$ git pull


Timing functions
Transforms
Transform me!
Transform me!
Transform me!
Transform me!
Transform me!
Color your future


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Previous research on National Research and Education Networks (NRENs) in Africa has shown high latency in traffic exchanged between networks, with 75% of this traffic taking circuitous routes through Europe. Possible reasons for this high latency is lack of peering relationships between NRENs. Peering is when different Internet Service Providers (ISPs) exchange data between their networks at an Internet Exhange Point (IXP).
Despite an increase in the establishment of national IXPs in Africa, high latencies still occur indicating a need for further research into the network topology of NRENs. The collection of traceroute data for logical topology discovery is therefore necessary in order to understand the underlying topology of African NRENs. Traceroute is a network diagnostic tool used to determine end-to-end paths of network packets where round trip times are relayed at each router hop.
For this reason, a visualisation would be useful in identifying possible routes that network traffic traverses between NRENs and aid in the peering decision-making process. As location is an important aspect in determining this information, a geospatial visualisation has been identified as being appropriate. A geospatial visualisation is one in which nodes are represented in respect to physical locations.
The creation and design of a geospatial visualisation is presented showing the network structure of African NRENs using traceroute data for network topology discovery.A User-Centred Design (UCD) approach was used to develop the visualisation. UCD describes a process where the user is involved throughout the design cycle to determine user needs and goals. In context of a visualisation, this would be gaining an understanding of the initial visual queries (an information need addressed by a visualisation) that potential users may have.
Users of the visualisation are envisaged to be NREN managers and network engineers of related tertiary education institutions of the UbuntuNet Alliance.
The design process consists of three phases (Figure 1):
Iteration of the design cycle is concluded once a specific criteria has been reached - such as if users are able to adequately answer visual queries. Two iterations were conducted (early envisioning and global speciffication phases) before the final visualisation was designed.
Figure 1: User Centred Design Approach from Wassink et al., 2009
An interactive prototype (Figure 2) with limited functionality was produced using the Google Maps Javascript API v3 and a small sample of traceroute data collected from the Ripe Atlas platform. The MaxMind GeoLite City Database was used to map IP addresses to coordinates on a city level and used to position markers on the map for both probes and destination IP addresses.
An informal user feedback evaluation was conducted with the expert user group to get feedback on the visualisation. Users had differing opinions on the undersea fibre overlay surrounding Africa: one user thought the multiple lines and colours in the overlay added too much noise to the visualisation and should be removed while another thought it was useful to perhaps reason which cable was taken by the traceroute to the destination.
Figure 2: Screenshot of Initial Interactive Prototype
Figure 3 shows the final visualisation design based on information received in both the first and second iteration. In addition to the Google Maps Javascript API, the DataTable, javascript table plug-in for jQuery was used.
Several dimensions of data are displayed in the visualisation including the location of Internet Exchange Points, physical fibre cables and the traceroute information collected. IXP data was obtained from Packet Clearing House's Internet exchange point directory and fibre data from Steve Song at afterfibre.net. The visualisation allows for viewing multiple traceroutes sent from various vantage points to be seen on the map all at once
The left-hand side of the screen shows an interactive map which supports panning and zooming using the mouse. On the right-hand side of the screen, a table with contextual information related to the map can be seen. The search bar above the table on the right-hand side of the screen can be used to perform searches on the table for any column. Clicking on a particular row in the table, allows the map to zoom in to the location of the related icon on the map.
Below the map, there are several checkboxes which can be used to toggle various map layers on and off - either displaying or hiding icons and layers on the map.
By default, all destination IPs are shown on the map. With the exception of hops, mousing over each symbol displays information about that particular icon such as the name, ASN and IP Address.
Figure 3: Initial Overview Screen
Figure 4: View multiple traceroutes to selected destination IP address
Figure 5: View a single traceroute to a selcted destination IP address
Usability tests were conducted to evaluate the visualisation in terms of effectiveness, accuracy and usability. Effectiveness and accuracy were measured using the metric of successful task completion while usability was measured using the System Usability Scale (SUS) questionnaire. Usability tests were conducted with a total of 23 users where users were required to answer 10 questions using the visualisation. These usability tests last approximately 30-40 mins in an uncontrolled environment of the Computer Science Honours labs.
Users consisted of 2nd year, 3rd year and honours Computer Science Students.
Ethical clearance was obtained from the Science Faculty Research Ethics Committee and the Department of Student Affairs.Before taking part in the usability test, participants were asked to sign a consent form informing them of the anonymity of their results. On completion of the usability study, users were compensated for their time with a standard hourly fee as specified by the Department.
Of the 10 questions formulated for the usability test - 4 were based on answering visual queries (Table 1) and 6, on completing composite tasks.
Table 1: Mapping of Visual Queries to Research Question Themes
| Visual Query | Visual Query Type | Research Question Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Which country on the African continent has the most fibre? | Physical Network: Most Fibre Cable | Network topology; identification of physical network |
| What is the route for the traceroute between institution A and institution B? | Route of Traceroute: Country level | Identification of potential routes of traffic traversal; where networks connect (source, destination and intermediate hops) |
| Does the route for a traceroute from institution A to institution B travel intracontinentally (within the continent)? | Route of Traceroute: Intracontinental Level | Identification of potential routes of traffic traversal; where networks connect (source, destination and intermediate hops) |
| Does the route for a tracereoute from institution A to institution B travel intercontinentally (to a different continent)? | Route of Traceroute: Intercontinental Level | Identification of potential routes of traffic traversal; where networks connect (source, destination and intermediate hops) |
Free-response questions were added to the SUS questionnaire to evaluate user experience along with usability. These consisted of a field for “General Comments” (where users’ reactions, opinions and problems encountered could be described), “What features were useful?” (to determine commonly used features) and “What features are missing?” (to elicit overlooked requirements). This information was collected making use of a Google Form.
Successful task completion is characterised by the ability of a participant to obtain specific data when carrying out a task. If a question was answered correctly by a participant in the question set, then the task was deemed to have been successfully completed. This same definition applied to the accuracy of answering visual queries. Due to error in question design, some tasks were designated to be partially completed if users were able to correctly one aspect of a question.
Figure 6 presents the percentage of the four visual queries answered correctly during the usability test. Results showed that participants were able to view the physical topology in the visualisation and based on the representation used, correctly determine the country with the most fibre cables with 100% accuracy (Figure 6). Visual queries related to routes were answered with less accuracy: identification of a traceroute’s route on a country level had 72.73% accuracy; 68.18% accuracy on an intracontinental (within the continent) level and intercontinental (between continents) level.
Figure 7 shows the percentage of the six tasks successfully or partially completed during the usability test. Both Task 1 (locating the ID of an IXP) and Task 2 (locating the country of a particular IP address) had 100% successful task completion. In comparison to these tasks, Tasks 3,4,5 and 6 had lower successful task completion rates. This is understandable though as Tasks 3,4,5 and 6 were tasks that required more complex subtasks to be performed thus increasing the the likelihood of an error.
Figure 8 presents the frequency of System Usability Scores by category for 23 users who participated in the usability test and a pilot usability test by an expert user. The scores shown are for a total of 24 participants.
The average SUS score was then calculated for the visualisation: 67.82.
In an analysis of 500 studies making use of the SUS, the average score was found to be 68. Thus, the visualisation falls just below the average score where 12 out of a total of 24 respondents scored the visualisation greater than the average of 68.
Figure 6: Visual Queries Answered
Figure 7: Successful Task Completion
Figure 8: Frequency of individual SUS scores by category


Factory for creating Doctrine\DBAL\Connection instances.
| author |
Roman Borschel<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
|---|---|
| since | 2.0 |
| package |
Default |
__construct()
_checkParams(array $params) : void
| Throws |
|
|---|
array
The list of parameters.
getAvailableDrivers() : array
array
getConnection(array $params, \Doctrine\DBAL\Configuration|null $config = null, \Doctrine\Common\EventManager|null $eventManager = null) : \Doctrine\DBAL\Connection
This method returns a Doctrine\DBAL\Connection which wraps the underlying driver connection.
$params must contain at least one of the following.
Either 'driver' with one of the following values:
pdo_mysql
pdo_sqlite
pdo_pgsql
pdo_oci (unstable)
pdo_sqlsrv
pdo_sqlsrv
mysqli
sqlanywhere
sqlsrv
ibm_db2 (unstable)
drizzle_pdo_mysql
OR 'driverClass' that contains the full class name (with namespace) of the driver class to instantiate.
Other (optional) parameters:
user (string): The username to use when connecting.
password (string): The password to use when connecting.
driverOptions (array): Any additional driver-specific options for the driver. These are just passed through to the driver.
pdo: You can pass an existing PDO instance through this parameter. The PDO instance will be wrapped in a Doctrine\DBAL\Connection.
wrapperClass: You may specify a custom wrapper class through the 'wrapperClass' parameter but this class MUST inherit from Doctrine\DBAL\Connection.
driverClass: The driver class to use.
| Throws |
|
|---|
array
The parameters.
\Doctrine\DBAL\Connection
normalizeDatabaseUrlPath(string $urlPath) : string
string
string
The normalized connection URL path
parseDatabaseUrl(array $params)
array
The list of parameters.
parseDatabaseUrlPath(array $url, array $params) : array
Assumes that the connection URL scheme is already parsed and resolved into the given connection parameters via \parseDatabaseUrlScheme.
| see | \Doctrine\DBAL\parseDatabaseUrlScheme |
|---|
array
The URL parts to evaluate.
array
The connection parameters to resolve.
array
The resolved connection parameters.
parseDatabaseUrlQuery(array $url, array $params) : array
array
The connection URL parts to evaluate.
array
The connection parameters to resolve.
array
The resolved connection parameters.
parseDatabaseUrlScheme(array $url, array $params) : array
| Throws |
|
|---|
array
The connection URL parts to evaluate.
array
The connection parameters to resolve.
array
The resolved connection parameters.
parseRegularDatabaseUrlPath(array $url, array $params) : array
Assumes that the "path" URL part is already normalized via \normalizeDatabaseUrlPath.
| see | \Doctrine\DBAL\normalizeDatabaseUrlPath |
|---|
array
The regular connection URL parts to evaluate.
array
The connection parameters to resolve.
array
The resolved connection parameters.
parseSqliteDatabaseUrlPath(array $url, array $params) : array
Assumes that the "path" URL part is already normalized via \normalizeDatabaseUrlPath.
| see | \Doctrine\DBAL\normalizeDatabaseUrlPath |
|---|
array
The SQLite connection URL parts to evaluate.
array
The connection parameters to resolve.
array
The resolved connection parameters.
_driverMap : array
To add your own driver use the 'driverClass' parameter to \DriverManager::getConnection().
| var |
|---|
array
driverSchemeAliases :


Serializing Services
It is often useful, especially in a web-based application, to serialize services. In HiveMind 1.0, objects that had references to HiveMind services could not be serialized ... the services were not serializable. You could make your service implemention implement Serializable, but that's not what client code sees ... client code sees the service proxy, which did not implement Serializable. End of story.
Starting with HiveMind 1.1, service proxies are, themselves, serializable. If you create objects that have references to HiveMind services, those objects can be serialized. For example:
public class MyDataObject implements Serializable { private MyService _myService; . . . }
Here, the MyDataObject class has a reference to a HiveMind service in its _myService instance variable. An instance of MyDataObject may be serialized in one JVM and de-serialized in another. In the new JVM, the _myService instance variable will point to an equivalent HiveMind service.
It is the service proxy that is serializable, not the service implementation. That means that a stateful service (one that uses the threaded or pooled service model) will likely not be in the same state in the new JVM. Again, the internal state of the service is not serialized ... just the service's id.
If your service acts as a factory (or otherwise provides access to itself), you must be careful to share the service proxy, not the implementation itself. For example:
public class MyServiceImpl implements MyService { private void MyService _myProxy; public void setMyProxy(MyService myProxy) { _myProxy = myProxy; } // Service method public MyDataObject newDataObject() { return new MyDataObject(_myProxy); } . . . }
Here, the implementation acts as a factory for MyDataObject instances. It connects each data object to the service proxy ( new MyDataObject(_myProxy) rather than new MyDataObject(this)). You will need to use the hivemind.BuilderFactory and include a <set-service> element to connect the implementation's myProxy property to the service proxy.
A final note: Services using the primitive service model do not have service proxies and therefore they are not serializable, even in release 1.1. The other service models (including the default service model, singleton), do use a proxy and are serializable, as discussed in this document.


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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Did the SO mix the insecticide to form a 7.5l solution? (%Yes) | Did the SO triple rinse the empty insecticide bottle? (%Yes) | Is the SO in full PPE? (%Yes) | Is the SO spraying with a pump fitted with a CFV? (%Yes) | Have all belongings, food items, animals/sick persons been removed? (%Yes) | Have all items that cannot be removed been covered with plastic sheet? (%Yes) | Pump is free of leaks? (%Yes) | Is the SO spraying with the tip of the nozzle 45 cm away from the wall?(%Yes) | Is the SO maintaining the correct speed of spray i.e. 2m of vertical wall surface in 5 sec? (%Yes) | Is there a 5cm overlap with each successive swath? (%Yes) | |||||||
| {{ row.day }} | {{ key }} | {% elif team_leader_code %}{{ key }} | {% elif district_code %}{{ key }} | {% else %}{{ key }} | {% endif %}{{ row.submission_count}} | {{ row.correct_mix }} | {{ row.rinse }} | {{ row.ppe }} | {{ row.cfv }} | {{ row.correct_removal }} | {{ row.correct_covering }} | {{ row.leak_free }} | {{ row.correct_distance }} | {{ row.correct_speed }} | {{ row.correct_overlap }} | {{ row.total_yes }} |
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Even another TodoMVC application
Almost complete this time
Yup, as you all know, I’ve been into creating and testing TodoMVC apps for quite a long time—with nothing but vanilla JS and/or jQuery.
I’ve created many since late 2014 or early 2015, among which are this demo and this. A modified version of the previous demos was also present in my graduation project. However, since they lack many important features, among them some being just too hard to add without breaking the application architecture, I would announce—even—another demo here.
Here goes the link to today’s demo.
I would love to show this off, because this is the most complete demo I have ever created with at most jQuery by now. Supported features include basic CRUD, routing, and insertion/deletion animations. Supported browsers include IE 8 and above, and other modern browsers.
An issue on a draft about the idea behind this demo.
I wish you would enjoy this new demo. ( • ω • )
What (still) needs to be done…
Yet, I still wish to achieve more in the future. Among them are:
- Isomorphic server- and client-side rendering,
- Real-time server-side push support,
and many others. But I guess, with proper server support, those features would not be that hard to add this time. And I wish it were the case.


Customer Information
The Customer labtown is looking to purchase a new storage system and has hired you to create a
logical design. Labtown requires no single points of failure when it comes to the fabric connecting
the storage. Labtown has already decided that the new storage system will be using fibre to re-use
as much of the previous hardware as possible to increase ROI. Labotwn would also like a tired disk
system broken into three categories with the database sitting in the fastest tier, the two web servers
sitting in the medium tier, and the file server sitting in the slowest tier.
Create a logical design for Labtowns new Storage System
Requirements
- Create a tiered storage system for Labtown
- No single points of failure
- Insure storage performance SLA's are met with the four line of business VM's
Instructions
- Place VM's on the bottom of the page and connect them with the connector to the storage LUN
they will belong to.
- Connect the stroage LUN with the service processor with the connector
- Connect the storage processors to the SAN switch
- Place HBA's just below the host, as long as they are close to the host points will be scored
- Connect HBA's to SAN switches with either the Fixed, MRU, or RR Connector to dictate the PSP
Policy for storage on the ESXi host.


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... todo ... This page uses the AMD build in the dist
directory, not the files in
src
. In other words, run the grunt
command first to build a current version.
Select.One collection: Numbers
Select.One collection: Alpha, LC
Select.One collection: Alpha, UC
Select.One collection: First item of each of the other Select.One collections
Because these items are combined in a Select.One collection, you can't select the first item in more than one collections at the same time.
Select.Many collection: All items combined


virtual void RigidBodyControllerCallback(neRigidBodyController * controller) {};
virtual void JointControllerCallback(neJointController * controller) {};
These two classes, along with neRigidBodyController and neJointController, provide the application an interface to periodically control neRigidBody and neJoint.
The following steps illustrate how to use neRigidBodyControllerCallback.
1) The application derives its own neRigidBodyControllerCallback class, with its own implementation of the RigidBodyControllerCallback method
class MyRigidBodyControllerCallback : public
neRigidBodyControllerCallback
{
public:
virtual void
RigidBodyControllerCallback(neRigidBodyController
* controller)
{
// controller code goes here.
controller->SetControllerForce(...);
};
};
2) The application creates a neRigidBody object, and adds the controller callback to it by calling
MyRigidBodyControllerCallback callbackInstance;
rb->AddController(&callbackInstance, 0); // period of 0 meaning once per timestep.
3) Periodically (in this case, once per simulation time step), the simulator object will call the callbackInstance::RigidBodyControllerCallback function.
4) To apply force and torque to the rigid body during the callback, use the parameter neRigidBodyController * controller.


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Part 1
Statements, Variables, Functions, and Primitive Data Types
Girl Develop It is here to provide affordable and accessible programs to learn software through mentorship and hands-on instruction.
Some "rules"
Tell us about yourself.
A way of telling the computer what to do. Commands!
Source code is translated to machine code before it can run. Usually these are lower-level languages closer to machine code.
Code is executed automatically. Each statement is translated into subroutines that are already compiled into machine code. These are higher-level languages abstracted from machine code.
Also used for plug-in scripting (Adobe/Mozilla/Chrome), game scripting, and more.
Each separate instruction in JavaScript is called a 'statement'. A 'simple' statement represents a single instruction and ends with a semi-colon.
Type this in the JavaScript console in your web browser:
console.log('Hello World!');
What happens?
Variables store values so we can re-use them later.
Variables are one of the basic building blocks of JavaScript.
Variables have to be declared before you can use them. There are two ways to do this.
Option 1:
var x;
x = 5;
console.log(x);
Option 2:
var x = 5;
console.log(x);
In both cases, x
is our variable. 5
is the value of that variable.
You can also re-assign variables:
var z = 5;
z = 1;
console.log(z);
What does this print out?
Variables can store different "types" of data.
An immutable string of characters.
var greeting = 'Hello Kitty';
var restaurant = "Taco's Place";
Whole numbers (6, -102) or floating point (5.8737).
var myAge = 28;
var pi = 3.14;
Represents logical values true or false.
var catsAreBest = false;
var dogsRule = true;
It looks like a string, but it's not.
undefined
Represents a value that hasn't been defined.
var notDefinedYet;
null
Represents an explicitly empty value.
var goodPickupLines = null;
You don't tell JS what type of data type it is, it guesses. You can use typeof
to see what it thinks:
var hello = "Hello, world";
typeof hello;
What does that return?
A strongly typed language is a language that is being strict about what you can do with your typed variables. (Don’t mix them… or I will throw you an error!)
A loosely typed language is the opposite. (Do what you want with your different types. Mix them all! We’ll see what happens!)
var hello = "Hello, world";
hello + 123;
What do you think that returns? Try it in the console.
Rules:
$
or _
$
and _
Okay:
var numPeople;
var $mainHeader;
var _num;
var _Num;
Not okay :(
var 2coolForSchool;
var soHappy!;
var 10019;
Dubious:
var HELLOFRIENDS;
var TACOparty;
Variables can also store the result of any "expression":
var x = 2 + 2;
var y = x * 3;
This includes strings, too:
var name = 'Pamela';
var greeting = 'Hello ' + name;
var title = 'your highness';
var formalGreeting = greeting + ', ' + title;
If you get stuck, raise your hand.
Private notes in your code.
Comments are human-readable text ignored by the computer:
// You can write single-line comments
var x = 4; // Or you can comment after a statement
/*
Or you can write multi-line comments, if you have something very long
to say like this gratuitously long description.
*/
There is a time and a place for comments.
Comments are good when:
Comments should not:
Too many comments is a code smell.
It means your code isn't easy to understand.
But! Don't worry about this too much when you're learning!
Functions are re-usable collections of statements.
First, you declare the function:
function sayMyName() {
console.log("Destiny's Child");
}
Then call it as many times as you want:
sayMyName();
Functions are not run straight away, they are stored in memory until they are called.
Don't do this (no, seriously, don't):
function chicken() {
egg();
}
function egg() {
chicken();
}
egg();
This is a loop that will never end. We want to avoid stuff like this.
Functions can accept any number of named arguments:
function sayMyName(name) {
console.log('Hi, ' + name);
}
sayMyName('Testy McTesterFace');
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
var result = num1 + num2;
console.log(result);
}
addNumbers(3, 10);
You can also pass variables:
var number = 10;
addNumbers(number, 2);
The return
keyword returns a value to whoever calls the function (and exits the function):
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
var result = num1 + num2;
return result; // Anything after this line won't be executed
}
var sum = addNumbers(5, 2);
You can use function calls in expressions:
var biggerSum = addNumbers(2, 5) + addNumbers(3, 2);
Variables have "function scope". They are visible in the function where they're defined.
There are two scopes we have to worry about:
Restricted to the function it is defined in.
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
var localResult = num1 + num2;
console.log("The local result is: " + localResult);
}
addNumbers(5, 7);
console.log(localResult);
What happens when we run this code?
Available to your entire program.
var globalResult;
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
globalResult = num1 + num2;
console.log("The global result is: " + globalResult);
}
addNumbers(5, 7);
console.log(globalResult);
Use newlines between statements and use spaces (2 or 4, pick one and stick to it) to show blocks.
Bad
function addNumbers(num1,num2) {return num1 + num2;}
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
return num1 + num2;
}
Good
function addNumbers(num1, num2) {
return num1 + num2;
}
Raise your hand if you get stuck.
Google for questions or check Stack Overflow. Also look on the Mozilla Developer Network.

Save your code to jsbin.com
for easy lookup and console access.


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| port = number of joystick port to check (optional) |
|
This command returns the direction of the Z-axis of the joystick being pressed. The value is -1 (up) or 1 (down). The value returned is an integer number. See the example. Perfect for digital joysticks.
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; JoyZDir() example
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Dear Prime Minister Modi,
I extend my congratulations to you on your appointment to me as migrant-city-labour from native-place-based happy labour. I had a great expectation from you. Today, my disappointment forced to write a letter to you. I am an ordinary citizen of the country. After seven year of happy life, now, I am bound migrate from my village in order to search for livelihood.
Congress government’s rural safety program MGNREGA, where we worked with much enthusiasm comes to an end, because you reduced allocation for this scheme, and also there is no alternate of it. It was life line for poor like us. Though it has not removed our poverty, but it helps to fill the hungry stomachs. You run miles in the morning for losing fat from body, at the same time we also run miles in the morning in the search of food for two times. The drought like situation in the state brings turbulent economic condition. The worrisome at large. You gave a deadly blow to our income and purchasing power. Although there are serious loop holes like huge delays in wage payments, poor quality of accessing work, but nothing is better than something. Instead of transformational changes in the scheme, you are silently trying abolish it.
While whole India celebrated Diwali, my family members’ tears are falling continuously since I left home, though they attempted to hide fill up eyes to me, but I can experience it. You have been travelling to abroad since you became Prime Minister, I don’t know what I will get from it, but for me, there is God, where food is. So I decided to migrate in the search of food. I don’t know what is my future?
Finally sir , I want to say something. You have said that Hindus and Muslims must decide what they want to fight, each other or poverty. To me this is nothing but another empty slogan because poverty is inextricably connected to religion, caste and class. For vote you politicians can do anything. Unless we face up to these challenges with greater honesty and courage, not just our poverty but our backwardness will remain indeed incurable. But it will not going to happen because enslavement is our religion. Nothing… poor men have nothing… rich men need nothing…nothing is more evil than the devil… and nothing is greater than God… but if you eat nothing, you’ll die (eventually)… I am not frustrated; hope one day better days will come.
With kind regards,
An Indian (Not a Hindu, Muslim or etc).
Author: Sanjay Kumar Bisoyi,He blogs at (https://thetribalissue.wordpress.com) .


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Finally, Anambra state is ready for it's first Cultural carnival, the carnival will be a two day event, from 15th of april to 16th.
The carnival is aimed to showcase the beautiful culture of the Anambra people and to unite its people with its origin.
There will be historical displays of the origin of Anambra state and the igbo people as a whole.
Anambra cultural Carnival is already attracting the attention of the international communites as many foreign bodies are already interested in our rich culture.
Anambra carnival is a two days celebration filled with exciting events.
The highlight of Anambra carnival is the street parade that features the "Battle of the Ogene groups".
The parade is only a slither of Anambra carnivals attractions.
There are ceremonies, concerts, art shows, street parties, masque events, sporting events and non-stop parties.
Anambra state is one of the 36 States of Nigeria, located in the southeastern region of the country.
It was formed in 1976 from the former East Central state, the state is named after the Anambra river.
Anambra Carnival has scheduled its events in a very splendid way.
The main Carnival events will occur in the last day of the carnival.
The carnival Programme is as follows:
Anambra carnival officially begins with a Tree lightening ceremony.
Inthe first day of the carnival there will be musical performances, food competitions,
a soldarity march, street parties, fashion shows, a prestigious essay writing competition,
art shows, traditional dances and masque events.
on the second day, there will be crowning of the carnival kings and queens for each band,
there will cultural dancing competions and excution to some historical sites in anambra state.
at the end there will be a mega party to mark the closing of the carnival.
There are many musical concerts throughout the carnival that feature performances by
local and international acts including Phyno, Flavour, p-square etc.
we recommend you check out some of the local Nigerian artists out if you haven't
heard of them, it's worth having a look on youtube as they won't disappoint.
Do not miss the Anambra carnival African Food Expo! This is an absolute highlight of the carnival! you will be able to try some amazing meals that you have most likely never had before! The air is filled with so many intoxicating aromas.

The Anambra Carnival parade features 50,000 costumed revellers who performance
perform in five major carnival groups compete against each other in hopes of
winning the tittle for the best band.
The parade takes place over a 12km parade route and it is quite a spectacle.
It is filled with colour sparkle, incredible floats and costumes.
Hundreds of thouands line the streets to watch the parade and the atmosphere
is electric.
The Anambra Cultural carnival events will occur in the city of Awka. The majority of the events will take place in Honeywell hotel in umuchu. The parade marches through many city streets in Anambra.
BY Plane: You can fly to one of these airports
and board a taxi to drive you straight to Anambra.
The airports doesn't connect to any international cities but is
serviced by flights mainly from Lagos it is about an hour flight.
for some quotes on flights check here.
By Road: Anambra is a 6 - 7 hour drive from Lagos. There are various car and transport companies that travel from most areas of Nigeria and other major cites including lagos, Abuja, Yola, Port-harcourt. These companie include Cross Country, Abc Transport, Peace Mass Transit, The Young shall Grow and Elim Tours. Get a quote for a rental car here.
BY Boat: There is actually a regular boat service from various part of Delta coastline that transports both people and vehicles.
There are plenty of buses, cabs and motocycles available to move around the State. The roads are well paved and tarred in Anambra and there is less traffic on the roads compared to cities like Lagos, so it is relatively easy to move around.
There are plenty hotel options in Anambra from budget all the way
to luxurious hotels. Price range from $3 to $90us a night. We recommend
booking early because over two million people are likely to show up
for the carnival.
check out some accomodation deals here.
Anambra state is in eastern Nigeria. There are plenty of Amazing attractions to see in Anambra State including:
Anambra state boasts way more than most people are aware of.
If you find Yourself in Anambra Cultural Carnival then you must visit some
of these places.
check some tours here.
Yes, Nigeria Doesn't have the best reputation of being the safest
country but the Anambra state Government has assured maximum security
throughout the whole cultural carnival.
However, pickpocketing will be common so be aware of your valuables at all
times or even hide your valuables in a safe place like a security pocket.
It is even better during the more crowded events to just leave them back in
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Sum of the sequence x, xx, xxx, ………
Sum of the sequence 3, 6, 11, ………
Sum of first N terms of the series 2*3*5, 3*5*7, 4*7*9, ……
Sum of series: 1 – x^2/2! + x^4/4! -…. upto nth term
Sum of the series 1 + x + x^2+ x^3+ .. + x^n
Sum of look and say sequence
Sum of Gould's sequence
Moser-de Bruijn Sequence
Sum of Arcuin's sequence
Sum of the series 1+22+333+4444+…… upto n terms
Sum of the series 0.X + 0.XX + 0.XXX +… upto k terms
Gijswijt’s Sequence
Juggler Sequence
Padovan Sequence
Recamann Sequence
Collatz Sequence
Sylvester’s Sequence
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Sum of a Series 1/1! + 2/2! + 3/3! + 4/4! +…….+ n/n!
Sum of series 2/3 – 4/5 + 6/7 – 8/9 + ——- upto n terms
Sum of first n terms of Quadratic Sequence 3 + 7 + 13 + ...... upto n terms
Sum of the series 1-2+3-4+5-6+7…….
Sum of series 1*2*3 + 2*3*4+ 3*4*5 + . . . + n*(n+1)*(n+2)
Nth term of Ruler Function Series
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Mercury Rising A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
** (out of ****)
Like every other aspect of human existence, Hollywood prefers to stay with the familiar tried and true. If something works once, it should work again. And again and again. Even if it doesn't succeed after a while, at least it's easier and more comfortable than trying something new.
Of course this leads to failures that feel good. Take a look around. Most people are following this plan as the default arrangement for their lives. "Mercury Rising" is a fine example of how this philosophy functions in the entertainment industry.
FBI agent Art Jeffries (Bruce Willis) is a (gasp!) tough lone wolf. When he's undercover and a hostage situation goes wrong, two teenage boys are shot dead by other agents. This pushes Jeffries further into his self-imposed isolation and the new assignment of baby-sitting a phone tap doesn't help his morale.
His life changes when for some reason unexplained by the film, he is assigned to help Chicago police investigate an apparent murder-suicide. He discovers Simon Lynch (Miko Hughes), the dead couple's autistic nine-year old son, hiding in a crawl space.
Simon is a mathematical savant and has decoded a complex cypher in World Of Puzzles magazine. He draws attention to himself by calling a phone number to claim his prize. Unfortunately for him, the phone rings in a NSA (National Security Agency or, as it's referred to in the film, "No Such Agency") office. Their newest project is "Mercury", an unbreakable code designed to protect the identities of double agents around the world.
A couple of computer experts placed the puzzle to check the "geek factor" of the code. Although Simon cannot logically understand it, the hidden message comes to him as he stares at it much like Magic Eye pictures pop into view. He's the only one in the country to solve the enigma.
It doesn't take a psychic to predict that the head of Mercury is a power-hungry politician who will stop at nothing on his rise to power. Lt. Colonel Nicholas Kudrow (Alec Baldwin) decides that the best way to deal with the problem is to eliminate Simon.
When Jeffries learns of the assassination plot, yet another Bruce Willis as the renegade lawman fighting to save the innocent while everyone is trying to kill him adventure gets underway. There is an abundance of shooting, loud noises, speeding trains and close calls.
As one of my guilty cinematic pleasures, I usually enjoy Willis' performances. He's one of the best there is at what he does, but even I am beginning to tire of the same old stuff. There are a number of actors that are essentially the same character film after film, but at least people like Clint Eastwood have the wisdom to vary plots. Bruce Willis playing Bruce Willis still works, but it takes a better story than we have here to make it interesting.
Director Harold Becker ("Malice", "Sea Of Love") has filled the movie with scenes that don't make sense. When Jeffries meets shoe-saleswoman Stacy (Kim Dickens) in a cafe, she watches Simon and later lets them spend the night in her apartment although she knows that he's a wanted man. All for no discernible reason. They never make any real connection. She's in deadly danger, yet she's willing to become part of the scheme and we never understand why.
The similarity of Jeffries and Simon holds promise early in the film. Each is cut off from the world: Simon by his autism, Jeffries by his choices. The only exception to his exile is a friendship with fellow agent Tommy Jordan (Chi McBride in the mostly lively performance in the film) which provides the few episodes of personable interactions. As the young boy and his protector spend time together, they grow closer but not by much. Mostly Jeffries drags the screaming boy around. To give the film credit, at least Simon doesn't become magically cured.
Autism is an eerie situation where the person lives mostly internally, relating to the outside world only when forced to. Hughes does a superb and very realistic job of portraying a young boy with the affliction. In real life there is a distance between the autistic and other people. It's difficult to relate to someone who isn't interested. As fine as Hughes is, on the screen the barrier is magnified. There's no getting inside his head. We understand no more about Simon at the end of the film than we did at the beginning.
The rest of the actors are decidedly mediocre. You know what to expect from Willis. Baldwin walks through his role as if he's reading his lines off a teleprompter. Dickens almost becomes real, but doesn't make it. The geeky computer wizes are irritatingly interesting but their characters go nowhere.
The ending is particularly hackneyed. With helicopters fluttering around, Willis and Baldwin engage in a slugfest atop a skyscraper as Simon wanders near the edge and lots of big guns shatter glass in the background. Innovation is not the name of this game.
The title "Mercury Rising" was apparently chosen to impart some sense of heat to this film. I think someone got the wrong weather report.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia’s governor is urging the Trump administration to stop a company that makes fish-oil supplements from fishing in the Chesapeake Bay.
Gov. Ralph Northam has asked U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to place a moratorium on the catching of menhaden in the bay.
Northam’s letter, dated Wednesday, says the moratorium will protect a fish that’s vital to the bay’s food chain and serves as food for striped bass, dolphins and birds.
The firm, Omega Protein, harvests menhaden to make fish-oil supplements and other products. The firm defied catch limits in the bay set by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. The commission is also asking Ross to intervene.
Omega Protein has said that menhaden aren’t being overfished and that the commission’s harvest cap lacks scientific justification.
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| 020:099 Khan | : |
Thus We relate to you (O Muhammad SAW) some information of what happened before. And indeed We have given you from Us a Reminder (this Qur'an). |
| 020:099 Maulana | : |
Thus relate We to thee of the news of what has gone before. And indeed We have given thee a Reminder from Ourselves. |
| 020:099 Pickthal | : |
Thus relate We unto thee (Muhammad) some tidings of that which happened of old, and We have given thee from Our presence a reminder. |
| 020:099 Rashad | : |
We thus narrate to you some news from the past generations. We have revealed to you a message from us. |
| 020:099 Sarwar | : |
Thus We tell you, (Muhammad), the stories of the past and We have given you the Quran. |
| 020:099 Shakir | : |
Thus do We relate to you (some) of the news of what has gone before; and indeed We have given to you a Reminder from Ourselves. |
| 020:099 Sherali | : |
Thus do WE relate to thee the tidings of what has happened before. And WE have given thee from US a Reminder. |
| 020:099 Yusufali | : |
Thus do We relate to thee some stories of what happened before: for We have sent thee a Message from Our own Presence. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: القرآن الكريم > وصفه ووجوب الإيمان به The Holy Quran> The Description and the Necessity to Believe it
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Have a poster that says how a disease can mutate and its implications/negative impacts on the local population.
How does that particular disease communicate from one person to another.
Protocol for containment-steps taken to assess the exposure of the disease over the course of a few days.
androidZoonotic Diseases Exhibits
To give an overview of animal diseases, how they’re transmitted, where it has impacted the most.
Discuss common Zoonotic diseases: their origin, their effects, etc.
Supply the audience of how infectious diseases affects other species other than the human race.
publicZika Virus: Global Connection Exhibit
To give an overview of how given infectious diseases have worldwide connections.
Observe how diseases travelled great distances.
Understand how diseases adapted to their given environments.
colorizeZika Virus Exhibit
Provide information about Zika virus and its transmission.
Understand how to lower the possibility of contracting Zika.
Zika statistics.
faceZika Virus: Interactive Activity Exhibit
Teach the audience about the different parts of the children that are affected by the zika virus, especially the brain.
Interactive Activity: Head of the baby is constructed with paper mache with the different parts of the head/brain represented by scrunched up paper. The pieces of paper will come together like a 3-D puzzle. The scrunched up paper will have different painted portions which will show the parts that are affected by the zika virus and how it is affected. There will also be a chart that explains how it is affected.
cloudAirborne Diseases Exhibit
To provide a general background on airborne diseases, such as symptoms, global impacts, common diseases, and methods of transmission.
trending_upMeasles Exhibit
Bridge information from general airborne disease to a specific example - Measles. Includes method of transmission, common symptoms, how it affects the body on a molecular/biological level, implications, and a brief summary of current solutions/preventions specific to measles (leave a good portion of general prevention to the prevention section, just prevention specific to measles that would not be in the prevention section.)
colorizeSexually Transmitted Diseases Exhibit
Spread STD awareness. Educate the audience on STDs and why they are so dangerous (to our health). We will provide different examples of STDs and then transition into the upcoming exhibit which will delve more into syphilis.
colorizeSyphilis Exhibit
Goes over specific methods that Syphilis is transmitted; has specifics on chemical reactions that happen in body; gives statistics on local, state, national, and world(?); talks about social stigmas attached to STDs, perhaps has an interview; cultural impact
wallpaperSexually Transmitted Diseases: Art Wall Exhibit
To incorporate the English requirements to include American Art
supervisor_accountSyphilis: Spread of Diseases Lab Exhibit
To convey to the audience the method of transmission and the prevalence of the disease today.
lightbulb_outlineSyphilis: UV Light Exhibit
To provide an educational activity in which guests can see the various ways in which syphilis/STDs are spread. This will show people distinct methods of transmission and make them aware of its presence in multiple bodily fluids.
announcementPreventions Exhibit
To spread knowledge about disease prevention, importance of vaccines, among other things. Will include the interactive exhibit “Wrap It Before You Tap It.”


Martin Kemp gets revenge on son Roman by voting him into I'm a Celeb trials
You know how revenge is a dish best served cold?! Well, for Martin Kemp it’s a dish best served with a side order of fish eyes and kangaroo testicles.
The Spandau Ballet star proudly declared he’s nominated son Roman for the latest I’m a Celebrity Bushtucker Trial to allow the radio DJ to put his money where his mouth is.
Roman may have well and truly put his foot in it with dear old Pops after mocking his singing ability on Monday night’s show.
So when it came time to vote…
Sensing the prime opportunity for payback, Martin wrote on Twitter: ‘Just voted for my boy to eat Kangaroo B****ks .. That’ll show him!!’
Turns out Martin’s cheeky little ploy worked out – and now Roman is joining forces with Adele Roberts for his first ever trial – aptly called Just Desserts.
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After previously bragging he would eat anything put in front of him, it’s time for Roman to prove he’s not all bark and no bite (…literally).
The star has been proudly talking about his family heritage which includes his 80s legend parents Martin (who performed in Spandau Ballet) and Shirlie (a backing singer for Wham!), and his godfather George Michael.
But during a chat he joked that 58-year-old Martin ‘couldn’t even sing or play an instrument’ when Spandau Ballet was formed.
Roman laughed: ‘He still can’t. He still hasn’t realised his mic wasn’t on for Live Aid!’
But he also praised Martin, who also appeared on EastEnders, as his ‘hero’ after fighting through a brain tumour and rebuilding himself from scratch.
‘How can my dad not be my hero through all of that. We’re a proper unit,’ he added.
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I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here continues weeknights at 9pm on ITV.
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