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This is the API
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Workspace (w), Version (v) or Microversion (m) ID.
Element ID
Whether or not to include thumbnails (not supported for microversion)
If true, include metadata schema property defaults in response
Id of document that links to the document being accessed. This may provide additional access rights to the document. Allowed only with version (v) path parameter.
Configuration string.
http://localhost/api/parts/d/{did}/{wvm}/{wvmid}
POST
Document ID.
One of w or v or m corresponding to whether a workspace or version or microversion was entered.
Workspace (w), Version (v) or Microversion (m) ID.
Description of the update (as appear in document history)


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I made a ton of progress this week, finalizing 3 of the chapters for my draft.
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[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> It's going to be one of those days, y'all
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> !tip 11 random users 55 hush
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> > if agama could run HUSH3 in full mode, they would use the same wallet.dat
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @dukeleto so VA doesnt use same .dat?
[dscrd-hush] <tip.cc> :HUSH: @dukeleto sent @A k a m e, @Akgul, @ca333, @duka511, @JollyDodger, @kingdom3, @Maxim | VTD398, @oxyd_69 [GER], @Passerby, @Solistica and @superman 5.00 HUSH (≈ $0.22) each :cloud_rain:.
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[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> cmon b lucky
The official music video of Kodak Black's "Fuck It" - Out now! Download/Stream “Project Baby 2”: https://lnk.to/ProjectBaby2AY Directed By : Kodak Black & Wa...
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> dang
Zcash Metadata Leakage CVE-2019-16930
https://t.co/BFVNd4MrZM
TLDR: Attackers can link shielded addresses (zaddrs) to the IP addresses and nodes that control them.
This is pretty bad if Alice doesn't want Bob to stalk her.
All $ZEC protocol coins have this bug.
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> @gigamesh it was appropriate
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> and I am listening to it right now
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> enjoy
[dscrd-hush] <dukeleto> !tip 11 random users 55 hush
[dscrd-hush] <tip.cc> :HUSH: @dukeleto sent @bacho, @Chewy, @DarkRealms, @den, @ITM, @Krakow, @Mr.B, @peakindicator, @! pinpin [zergpool.com], @TLMTroublemaker and @ZeeWolf 5.00 HUSH (≈ $0.22) each :cloud_rain:.
Use !tip nomention to stop being pinged by tips.
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @dukeleto i heard about some new inflation bug with ZEC, is that right? something serious?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> some news from a couple days back - didnt check it out yet
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> how badly r we screwed this time?
[dscrd-hush] <gigamesh> @dukeleto or is that the vulnerability in ur tweet, not an inflation bug but IP leaking?


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Gets the list of loaded assemblies
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| installAssemblies | A value indicating whether this should scan current directory and load assemblies |
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Parses hocon configuration of actor system and starts
that was defined in it
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Definition at line 112 of file ActorSystemUtils.cs.


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Class: FormulaVersions Private
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This class is part of a private API. This class may only be used in the Homebrew/brew repository. Third parties should avoid using this class if possible, as it may be removed or changed without warning.
Helper class for traversing a formula’s previous versions.
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[ ArgumentError, NameError, SyntaxError, TypeError, FormulaSpecificationError, FormulaValidationError, ErrorDuringExecution, LoadError, MethodDeprecatedError ].freeze
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#formula_at_revision(revision, formula_relative_path = relative_path, &_block) ⇒ T.type_parameter(:U)?
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# File 'formula_versions.rb', line 19 def initialize(formula) @name = formula.name @path = formula.path @repository = T.must(formula.tap).path @relative_path = @path.relative_path_from(repository).to_s # Also look at e.g. older homebrew-core paths before sharding. if (match = @relative_path.match(%r{^(HomebrewFormula|Formula)/([a-z]|lib)/(.+)})) @old_relative_path = "#{match[1]}/#{match[3]}" end @formula_at_revision = {} end |
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#formula_at_revision(revision, formula_relative_path = relative_path, &_block) ⇒ T.type_parameter(:U)?
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# File 'formula_versions.rb', line 50 def formula_at_revision(revision, formula_relative_path = relative_path, &_block) Homebrew.raise_deprecation_exceptions = true yield @formula_at_revision[revision] ||= begin contents = file_contents_at_revision(revision, formula_relative_path) nostdout { Formulary.from_contents(name, path, contents, ignore_errors: true) } end rescue *IGNORED_EXCEPTIONS => e # We rescue these so that we can skip bad versions and # continue walking the history odebug "#{e} in #{name} at revision #{revision}", e.backtrace rescue FormulaUnavailableError nil ensure Homebrew.raise_deprecation_exceptions = false end |
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# File 'formula_versions.rb', line 31 def rev_list(branch) repository.cd do rev_list_cmd = ["git", "rev-list", "--abbrev-commit", "--remove-empty"] [relative_path, old_relative_path].compact.each do |entry| Utils.popen_read(*rev_list_cmd, branch, "--", entry) do |io| yield [io.readline.chomp, entry] until io.eof? end end end end |


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Generates a graph object with the option to use node data frames (ndfs) and/or edge data frames (edfs) to populate the initial graph.
create_graph(nodes_df = NULL, edges_df = NULL, directed = TRUE, graph_name = NULL, attr_theme = "default", write_backups = FALSE)
| nodes_df | an optional data frame containing,
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| edges_df | an optional data frame containing,
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| directed | with |
| graph_name | an optional string for labeling the graph object. |
| attr_theme | the theme (i.e., collection of
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a graph object of class dgr_graph
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# With `create_graph()` we can simply create an # empty graph (and add in nodes and edges later, # with other functions) graph <- create_graph() # A graph can be created with nodes and # without edges; this is usually done in 2 steps: # 1. create a node data frame (ndf) using the # `create_node_df()` function ndf <- create_node_df(n = 4) # 2. create the graph object with `create_graph()` # and pass in the ndf to `nodes_df` graph <- create_graph(nodes_df = ndf) # Get information on the graph's nodes graph %>% get_node_info()#> id type label deg indeg outdeg loops #> 1 1 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 2 2 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 3 3 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0 #> 4 4 <NA> <NA> 0 0 0 0# You can create a similar graph with just nodes but # also provide a range of attributes for the nodes # (e.g., types, labels, arbitrary 'values') ndf <- create_node_df( n = 4, label = TRUE, type = c("type_1", "type_1", "type_5", "type_2"), shape = c("circle", "circle", "rectangle", "rectangle"), values = c(3.5, 2.6, 9.4, 2.7)) graph <- create_graph(nodes_df = ndf) # Get information on the graph's internal node # data frame (ndf) graph %>% get_node_df()#> id type label shape values #> 1 1 type_1 1 circle 3.5 #> 2 2 type_1 2 circle 2.6 #> 3 3 type_5 3 rectangle 9.4 #> 4 4 type_2 4 rectangle 2.7# A graph can also be created by specifying both # the nodes and edges; create an edge data frame # (edf) using the `create_edge_df()` function: edf <- create_edge_df( from = c(1, 2, 3), to = c(4, 3, 1), rel = "leading_to", values = c(7.3, 2.6, 8.3)) # 2. create the graph object with `create_graph()` # and pass in the ndf and edf graph <- create_graph( nodes_df = ndf, edges_df = edf) # Get information on the graph's internal edge # data frame (edf) graph %>% get_edge_df()#> id from to rel values #> 1 1 1 4 leading_to 7.3 #> 2 2 2 3 leading_to 2.6 #> 3 3 3 1 leading_to 8.3#> id type label shape values #> 1 1 type_1 1 circle 3.5 #> 2 2 type_1 2 circle 2.6 #> 3 3 type_5 3 rectangle 9.4 #> 4 4 type_2 4 rectangle 2.7


We will always need to use low level tools such as shell script to parse log files or plain text files in linux system. In this example we will show how to use awk command and shell script to parse ip leases file (dhcpd.leases) for network router Mac Address match.
Use awk to parse plain text large file
Assume we have plain text file as below:
lease <IP_ADDRESS> {
starts 1 2014/12/01 12:42:49;
ends 1 2014/12/01 20:42:49;
tstp 1 2014/12/01 20:42:49;
binding state free;
hardware ethernet 00:0c:29:d5:ff:cb;
uid "\001\000\014)\325\377\313";
}
lease <IP_ADDRESS> {
starts 5 2015/05/01 18:49:10;
ends 6 2015/05/02 02:49:10;
tstp 6 2015/05/02 02:49:10;
binding state free;
hardware ethernet 00:0c:29:85:6f:62;
uid "\001\000\014)\205ob";
}
lease <IP_ADDRESS> {
starts 5 2015/06/05 14:48:40;
ends 5 2031/06/05 22:48:40;
tstp 5 2015/06/05 22:48:40;
binding state free;
hardware ethernet 00:0c:29:d1:3e:0d;
uid "\001\000\014)\321>\015";
}
lease <IP_ADDRESS> {
starts 5 2012/07/13 11:54:46;
ends 5 2031/07/13 11:57:42;
tstp 5 2012/07/13 11:57:42;
binding state free;
hardware ethernet 88:c6:63:c6:08:52;
uid "\001\210\306c\306\010R";
}
...
...
Given a Mac Address (the string after hardware ethernet, e.g. 00:0c:29:d5:ff:cb), our goal is to get the ip address (the string after lease, e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>) with the current time is between the start time (in the first block example, 2014/12/01 12:42:49) and end time (2014/12/01 20:42:49).
If we use awk, we can come up a command like this:
awk 'BEGIN{RS = "}";FS = "\n";}
{
split($2, start, " ");
split($3, end, " ");
if (start[1] == "starts" && end[1] == "ends")
{
cmd="date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S";
cmd | getline currentDateTime;
startDate=start[3];
startTime=start[4];
gsub(/\//,"",startDate);
gsub(/[:;]/,"",startTime);
startDateTime=startDate""startTime;
endDate=end[3];
endTime=end[4];
gsub(/\//,"",endDate);
gsub(/[:;]/,"",endTime);
endDateTime=endDate""endTime;
if (currentDateTime >= startDateTime
&& currentDateTime <= endDateTime) {
for (I=NF;I>0;I--) {
split($I, lineArray, " ");
second=lineArray[2];
if (second == "ethernet") {
third=lineArray[3];
gsub(/\;/,"",third);
split($1, lease, " ");
print lease[2], third;
}
}
}
}
}' dhcpd.leases
Explaination:
awk can be used with the following syntax:
awk 'BEGIN{...} {...} END{...}' input-file1
BEGIN block is executed once only, before the first input record is read. Likewise, END block is executed once only, after all the input is read.
In our example, we use BEGIN block only. BEGIN block can have multiple input builtin parameters. Because we are using RS and FS, we will explain how these two works. In this example, we choose RS as “}”, which means the fields of this file are separated as below, in red blocks. FS is chosen as “\n” (newline), which means for each field it can be further separated by each line as records, in yellow blocks.
The variables in each record is stored as a variable starting with “$” sign, so the
lease <IP_ADDRESS> {
is $1, and
starts 1 2014/12/01 12:42:49;
is $2, etc. By splitting each the file to fields/records, we are able to add additional logic to the awk code, to see if the current time is between the start and end time of the lease when it’s validated.
Finally, key word NF is used to record how many rows are in one field. In this case, for each field we have 8 rows and as such we scan from the end of field to get the Mac Address after key word ethernet.
The final output after using the awk command to parse dhcpd file is (note the time when parsing this file is in 2017):
<IP_ADDRESS> 00:0c:29:d1:3e:0d
<IP_ADDRESS> 88:c6:63:c6:08:52
Thanks for reading!


Pithos - Python IDE in your Web Browser
What is Pithos?
Pithos is an online Python IDE, written entirely within JavaScript. It is highly extendible, and supports the following:
- Over 50+ libraries
- Local file cache
- Filecodes and data saving
- And more!
Pithos also has it's very own PyCode extension, which allows you to parse Python Code embedded in a webpage, a useful Python Shell
that you can access in your web browser, File I/O support on your own computer, a JavaScript console, and all kinds of other
cool additions to your web browser. More information about PyCode can be found here.
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PyCode is a combination of Developer Tools for JavaScript and Developer Tools for Python. It allows you to run and embed Python
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Running that code would display:
This was printed with Python!
It also contains a Python Shell, JavaScript shell, File I/O manager(for when the code tries to use it), and all kinds
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Compatibility functions (to package ff) for getting and setting physical and virtual attributes.
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as.ram
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Everyone can see the reservation calendar.
Only authenticated user is allowed to create/ delete the reservation.
After reserve a time in the calendar, authorized user will receive the confirmation messages via
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Demo account:
Username:
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Password:
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Event's color convention:
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| env/Setup | 803 | 1.1 | b5cb4bfa7bf7def1a33361e13c27475a |
| include/DicomProxyAnalysis/Application.pm | 9480 | 1.3 | 131d24aad861adb00c82f2151cdcd60d |
| include/DicomProxyAnalysis/AssocDisplay.pm | 13420 | 1.9 | c40b530a738de17c33d10befe8cb765a |
| include/DicomProxyAnalysis/ShowCmd.pm | 3929 | 1.3 | ebaa017cf614b0bb9663f2605ae7cfe7 |
| include/DicomProxyAnalysis/ShowDataset.pm | 3798 | 1.2 | 0fc58f622363ff62102c16d0270dd3ec |


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Accuracy Tests can take up to 60 seconds per crypocurrency.
{% if btc_acc != false %}
{% if eth_acc != false %}
{% if ltc_acc != false %}
Bitcoin Accuracy : {{ btc_acc }}%
{% endif %}{% if eth_acc != false %}
Ethereum Accuracy : {{ eth_acc }}%
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Litecoin Accuracy : {{ ltc_acc }}%
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Test Accuracy Method
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#include <MultiSegmentVessel.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| MultiSegmentVessel (vector< SingleVessel * > innerSegments) | |
| AbstractVascularElement * | getParent () |
| SingleVessel * | getParentVesselTo (point xp) |
| vector< AbstractVascularElement * > & | getChildren () |
| vector< SingleVessel * > * | getChildrenVesselTo (point xd) |
| vector< SingleVessel * > * | getVesselsConnectedTo (point p) |
| long long int | getTerminals () |
| double | getVolume () |
| void | updatePressure () |
| double | getDistalRadius () |
| double | getProximalPressure () |
| void | saveVesselData (ofstream *treeFile) |
| void | saveVesselConnectivity (ofstream *treeFile) |
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| AbstractVascularElement () | |
| virtual | ~AbstractVascularElement () |
| void | setBranchingMode (BRANCHING_MODE mode) |
| virtual void | getBranchingPoints (vector< point > *branchingPoints, point xNew)=0 |
| vector< SingleVessel * > & | getVessels () |
| void | addChild (AbstractVascularElement *newChild) |
| void | removeChildren () |
| virtual long long int | getTerminals (TERMINAL_TYPE type)=0 |
Public Attributes | |
| BRANCHING_MODE | branchingMode |
| double | length |
| double | localResistance |
| double | treeVolume |
| Public Attributes inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| TERMINAL_TYPE | terminalType |
| double | qReservedFraction |
| int | stage |
| AbstractVascularElement * | parent |
| vector< AbstractVascularElement * > | children |
| BRANCHING_MODE | branchingMode |
| VESSEL_FUNCTION | vesselFunction |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| enum | TERMINAL_TYPE { COMMON, RESERVED } |
| enum | BRANCHING_MODE { NO_BRANCHING, RIGID_PARENT, DEFORMABLE_PARENT, DISTAL_BRANCHING, ONLY_AT_PARENT_HOTSPOTS } |
| enum | VESSEL_FUNCTION { DISTRIBUTION, PERFORATOR, TRANSPORT } |
| Protected Attributes inherited from AbstractVascularElement | |
| vector< SingleVessel * > | vessels |
Vessel composed by a set of SingleVessel structures in serie with only bifurcations at its ends.
| MultiSegmentVessel::MultiSegmentVessel | ( | vector< SingleVessel * > | innerSegments | ) |
Creates a MultiSegmentVessel from a vector of contiguous vessels ordered from proximal to distal position.
| innerSegments |
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virtual |
Returns all the children vessels to this vascular element.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
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virtual |
Returns all SingleVessel that are children of this vascular element.
| xd | Point of children vessels attachment. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the radius at the distal point of the vessel.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns its parental AbstractVascularElement.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the SingleVessel that is parent for this vascular element.
| xp | Point of parent vessel attachment. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the pressure at the proximal point of the vessel.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns all the inner terminals in the current vascular element.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns all vessels in this vascular structure connected to point p
.
| p | Point at which all target vessels are connected to. |
p
. Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Returns the functional cost contribution of this vascular element. If any constraint –e.g. geometric constrains– are violated the function must return INFINITY.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Writes connectivity of this vessel at the file associated to treeFile
stream.
| treeFile | Output file stream. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Writes the vessel data at the file associated to treeFile
stream.
| treeFile | Output file stream. |
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
|
virtual |
Updates vascular element pressure from children to parent direction.
Implements AbstractVascularElement.
| BRANCHING_MODE MultiSegmentVessel::branchingMode |
Indicates the hotspots where the vessel can bifurcate.
| double MultiSegmentVessel::length |
Distance between xProx and xDist.
| double MultiSegmentVessel::localResistance |
Reduced fluid-dynamic resistance.
| double MultiSegmentVessel::treeVolume |
Volume of this down tree branch.


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Serves
Makes 6 kebabs
Thai green curry paste, full of fragrant flavours, works brilliantly on smoky barbecue pork kebabs.
Mix together the coconut cream, curry paste, sugar, lime juice and fish or soy sauce in a non-metallic bowl. Cut the pork into about 2.5cm/1in cubes and stir into the sauce. Leave to marinate in the fridge overnight or for about 2 hours at room temperature, stirring every so often.
To make up the kebabs, thread pieces of pork on to six long metal skewers, alternating with red onion and lime wedges until all have been used up.
Place the kebabs over medium-hot coals for about 10 minutes, brushing generously with any marinade for the first 5 minutes, and turning every so often until golden and succulent.


BLESSING OF A
CHURCH, CHAPEL OR ORATORY AND BLESSING OF THE ALTAR
The
readings are taken from the texts in the Lectionary for the rite of the dedication of a church, from the Mass of the day or those suggested below. Neither
lights nor incense are carried at the gospel.
FIRST
A reading from the Book of Nehemiah 8:2-4.5-6.8-10
8:2 Ezra the priest
brought the Law before the assembly, consisting of men, women, and children old
enough to understand. This was the first day of the seventh month. 8:3 On the square
before the Water Gate, in the presence of the men and women, and children old
enough to understand, he read from the book from early morning till noon; all
the people listened attentively to the Book of the Law. 8:4 Ezra the scribe stood on a wooden dais
erected for the purpose. 8:5 In full view of all the people-since he stood higher than
all the people-Ezra opened the book; and when he opened it all the people stood
up. 8:6 Then
Ezra blessed the Lord, the great God, and all the people
raised their hands and answered, 'Amen! Amen!'; then
they bowed down and, face to the ground, prostrated themselves before the lord.
8:8 And Ezra read
from the Law of God, translating and giving the sense, so that the people
understood what was read. 8:9 Then
(Nehemiah-His Excellency-and) Ezra, priest and scribe (and the Levites who were
instructing the people) said to all the people, 'This
day is sacred to the Lord your God. Do not be mournful, do not weep.' For the people were all in tears as they listened to the words of
the Law. 8:10 He
then said, 'Go, eat the fat, drink the sweet wine, and send a portion to the
man who has nothing prepared ready. For this day is sacred to our Lord. Do not
be sad: the joy of the Lord is your stronghold.'
The word of the Lord
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps 118 (or Alternative Responsorial Psalm)
R.
Your will is
wonderful indeed; therefore I obey it.
R.
The unfolding of
your word gives light and teaches the simple.
R.

R.
The justice of your
will is eternal; if you teach me, I shall live.
R.
ALTERNATIVE
RESPONSORIAL PSALM Ps 94
R. O that today you would listen to his voice! Harden
not your hearts.
Come in; let us bow
and bend low; let us kneel before the God who made us for he is our God and we the
people who belong to his pasture, the flock that is led by his hand.
R. O that today you would
listen to his voice! Harden not your hearts.
O that today you
would listen to his voice! Harden not your hearts as at Meribah,
as on that day at Massah in the desert when your
fathers put me to the test; when they tried me, though they saw my work.
R. O that today you would
listen to his voice! Harden not your hearts.
For forty years I
was wearied of these people and I said: "Their hearts are astray, these
people do not know my ways." Then I took an oath in my anger. "Never
shall they enter my rest."
R. O that today you would
listen to his voice! Harden not your hearts.
SECOND
Outside the Easter Season:
A reading from the first letter of St.
Paul to the Corinthians 3:9-11.16-17
(or In the Easter
Season)
The word of the Lord
3:9 You
are God's building. 3:10 By
the grace God gave me, I succeeded as an architect and laid the foundations, on
which someone else is doing the building. Everyone doing the building must work
carefully. 3:11 For
the foundation, nobody can lay any other than the one which has already been
laid, that is Jesus Christ. 3:16 Didn't
you realise that you were God's temple and that the
Spirit of God was living among you? 3:17 If
anybody should destroy the
The word of the Lord
In the Easter Season:
A
reading from the book of the apocalypse 21:1-5
21:1 I, John, saw a new heaven and
a new earth ; the first heaven and the first earth had disappeared now, and
there was no longer any sea. 21:2 I saw the holy
city, and the new Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, as beautiful
as a bride all dressed for her husband. 21:3 Then I heard a loud voice call from the throne, 'You see this city?
Here God lives among men. He will make his home among them; they shall be his
people, and he will be their God; his name is God-with-them. 21:4 He will wipe away all tears from their eyes; there
will be no more death, and no more mourning or sadness. The world of the past
has gone.' 21:5 Then the One sitting on the
throne spoke: 'Now I am making the whole of creation new.'
The word of the Lord
R. Alleluia. You are Peter, the rock on which I will build my
Church; the gates of hell will not hold out against it. R. Alleluia.
GOSPEL
A reading from the holy Gospel according
to Matthew 16:13-19
16:13 When Jesus came to the region
of Caesarea Philippi he put this question to his disciples, 'Who do people say
the Son of Man is?' 16:14 And they said,
'Some say he is John the Baptist, some Elijah, and others Jeremiah or one of
the prophets'. 16:15 'But you,' he said
'who do you say I am?' 16:16 Then Simon Peter
spoke up, 'You are the Christ,' he said 'the Son of the living God'. 16:17 Jesus replied, 'Simon son of Jonah, you are a happy
man! Because it was not flesh and blood that revealed this to you but my Father
in heaven. 16:18 So I now say to you: You are
Peter and on this rock I will build my Church. And the gates of the underworld
can never hold out against it. 16:19 I will give you
the keys of the kingdom of heaven: whatever you bind on earth shall be
considered bound in heaven; whatever you loose on earth shall be considered
loosed in heaven.'
The Gospel of the Lord


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THREE.REVISION
THREE.SRGBColorSpace
THREE.LinearSRGBColorSpace
[page:SRGBColorSpace] (“srgb”) refers to the color space defined by the Rec. 709 primaries, D65 white point, and nonlinear sRGB transfer functions. sRGB is the default color space in CSS, and is often found in color palettes and color pickers. Colors expressed in hexadecimal or CSS notation are typically in the sRGB color space.
[page:LinearSRGBColorSpace] (“srgb-linear”) refers to the sRGB color space (above) with linear transfer functions. Linear-sRGB is the working color space in three.js, used throughout most of the rendering process. RGB components found in three.js materials and shaders are in the Linear-sRGB color space. D
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THREE.MOUSE.LEFT
THREE.MOUSE.MIDDLE
THREE.MOUSE.RIGHT
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What is grid based design?
Grid based design is using vertical and horizontal guidelines to place elements in a design and help with aligning elements.
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Responsive webpages have acquired much attention over the past few years, as it provides a way for web designers and developers to design and build websites that are mobile-friendly, improve the way it looks on devices with both large and small screens, and can also help improve your sites search engine ranking.
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I had given up smoking cannabis for about three months to get my mind in order. A friend who I had not seen in a while called and asked if I could find some jah for a kayaking trip that he was going on. I said I wasn't smoking but I knew who to ask, and he said that he'd stop by. When he visited, he brought some morning glory seeds and a seed catalogue from the company that he had bought them from.
I like reading seed catalogues and planning gardens anyway, but he said that the seeds were untreated and that he had bought 100 grams of them. He gave me about 225 seeds. I had eaten some morning glory seeds about 8 years ago (two envelopes worth) and they had given me serious nausea and diarrhea. I figured that I had eaten treated seed back then. My friend assured me that he had tried these ones and they were good.
I didn't eat them that night, but later in the week I selected 175 of the nicest looking seeds and set them aside for psychedelic purposes. The rest I planted. Usually I transplant morning glory seedlings outside too early in the year and they get frost-bitten. It happened again this year.
The 175 morning glory seeds were placed in a coffee grinder and pulverised. The powdered seeds were then put into a small jar (about 200 mL) and cool water was added to fill. The jar lid was replaced and the jar was shaken for approximately five minutes. The jar was then set in a cool, dark place for about three hours.
The jar was opened and the contents were strained through a fine sieve into a cup. A small amount of seed pulp remained in the strainer and was discarded, but the majority of the seed material was suspended in the liquid. It tended to settle out onto the bottom of the cup. In order to maximise psychoactive content, the seed material was consumed with the liquid.
I mixed it with a little Rice Dream and some strawberries in the blender and drank it on an empty stomach. The amount of water diluted the rice milk and I only had about a half-dozen strawberries, so it wasn't really a taste sensation. It took about 20 minutes to drink it in small gulps, but I felt the beginning of the high in about 15 minutes.
It felt like the beginning of an acid or mushroom trip, with my body wanting to lie down as my mind started to gear up. It was a sunny afternoon, about 4pm. I had rented some videos, so I popped in 'The Thin Red Line' and by the time the movie started I knew that this was a good stone.
I could follow the movie pretty well, which doesn't always happen with acid. With mushrooms usually I can't even watch TV, but with morning glories the plot made sense and even when I started to get sidetracked by little details I could re-focus. I noticed that sometimes I couldn't remember what had just happened on-screen. The sounds of islanders singing (in the movie) was amazing. I got a little emotional rush from hearing the multi-part harmonies.
Visual effects were minimal and unobtrusive, no mutable (melty) images or visible patterns. My stomach felt tight, but not uncomfortable. (My friend recommends eating a little oatmeal porridge before tripping.) When the movie ended, I checked my pupils and they were big and black. I was definitely high, but I could still function in conversation without giving it away.
I think I was dosed up for about four or five hours, gradually mellowing out and going to sleep at a normal hour (10pm or 11pm, rather than 3am or 4am). I woke up the next day with a slight headache (probably from all that thinking), but nothing serious. Later that day I smoked a little number to break my fast.
I might try the seeds again, probably around 300 to 325 next time, but I'd rather eat mushrooms because they seem 'cleaner.' They are an alkaloidal bulk-bin of mystery, and I like to know what I'm getting into (and what's getting into me.) So meditate before you levitate...
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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We take pride in our long history and our ongoing association with some of the greatest names in photography; names that include Yousuf Karsh, Sorci and Cecil Beaton.
We are also a home for top contemporary photographers such as Andy Gotts, Jason Bell, John Swannell, Perou and Jillian Edelstein. We produce news, quality celebrity studio shoots, and top travel and reportage features on a daily basis. As well as our rich archive of royal and historical pictures, our remit also covers entertainment, stock and portraiture, and a specialist lifestyle department, focusing on interiors, beauty, food, fitness and fashion.
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stk.calculators.ga.exiters module¶
Defines Exiter
classes.
Exiter
objects check to see if an exit condition for the GA
has been fulfilled.
Extending stk: Making new exiters.¶
A new Exiter
class should inherit Exiter
and
define an exit()
method, which takes progress population
as its only argument and returns True
or False
depending on if
an exit condition has been satisfied. The progress population is a
Population
instance which holds each GA generation as a
subpopulation.
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
AllExiters
(*exiters)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.Exiter
Checks if all
Exiter
objects returnTrue
.-
exiters
¶ Exiter
objects which are checked to see if their exit conditions have been satisfied.Type: tuple
ofExiter
-
exit
(progress)¶ Checks to see if all exit conditions have been satisfied.
Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: True
if allExiter
objects inexiters
have satisfied its exit condition.Return type: bool
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
AnyExiter
(*exiters)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.Exiter
Checks if any
Exiter
has satisfied its exit condition.-
exiters
¶ Exiter
objects which are checked to see if their exit conditions have been satisfied.Type: tuple
ofExiter
-
exit
(progress)¶ Checks to see if any exit condition has been satisfied.
Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: True
if anyExiter
inexiters
has satisfied its exit condition.Return type: bool
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
Exiter
¶ Bases:
object
Checks if the exit criterion for the GA has been satisfied.
-
exit
(progress)¶ Checks to see the the GA should stop.
Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: True
if the GA should stop andFalse
otherwise.Return type: bool
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
FitnessPlateau
(num_generations, top_members=1)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.Exiter
Checks if the fittest molecules remain the same.
-
num_generations
¶ Number of generations in which the fittest molecules did not change.
Type: int
-
top_members
¶ The number of fittest molecules which are checked. This number needs to be smaller than the population size.
Type: int
-
exit
(progress)¶ Checks if the fittest molecules changed between generations.
Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: True
if thetop_members
have not changed over the lastnum_gens
generations.Return type: bool
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
MolPresent
(mol)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.Exiter
Stops the GA if a specific molecule has been found.
-
mol
¶ A molecule which if present in any of the GA’s generations causes it to stop running.
Type: Molecule
-
exit
(progress)¶ True
ifmol
is in progress.Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: True
ifmol
in progress,False
otherwise.Return type: bool
-
-
class
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.
NumGenerations
(num_generations)¶ Bases:
stk.calculators.ga.exiters.Exiter
Stop the GA after a certain number of generations.
-
num_generations
¶ The number of generations after which the GA should stop.
Type: int
-
exit
(progress)¶ Checks if a number of generations has passed.
Parameters: progress ( Population
) – A population where every generation is a subpopulation.Returns: Return type: True
ifnum_generations
or more has passed.
-


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Children under 16 get:
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Young people aged 16,17 or 18
Those in full time education
Young people aged 16, 17 or 18 who are in full-time education get:
- Free NHS prescriptions
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- Help towards the cost of new glasses or contact lenses
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- Help towards the cost of travelling for NHS treatment
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or
or
Regardless of age, if your GP is in Scotland and your prescription is dispensed in Scotland, you'll get:
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Up until your 25th birthday, if you are registered with a Welsh dentist, you'll get:
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How To - Visualize Partial Dependence Plots
The Partial Dependence Plot (PDP) shows the marginal effect of a feature on a model’s predictions. Typically, these plots are used to evaluate a model’s sensitivity to a feature.
In the What-If Tool, PDPs can be computed for a specific datapoint or globally over the whole set of datapoints.
- Datapoint-specific partial dependence plots visualize the change in prediction results across the range of values for a feature of a selected datapoint, assuming no change to other feature values.
- Global partial dependence plots visualizes, for a feature, the average of model prediction when this feature is set to specific values for all loaded data points. For example, for an "age" feature, each datapoint loaded in WIT might be edited to have its values be 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 , 70, 80, 90, and 100, and the model prediction for each data point with the age feature set to 10 is averaged, same for 20, etc. Those averaged predictions are then plotted against the feature values.
PDPs for numerical and categorical data
In the What-If Tool, the PDP can be displayed for quantitative and categorical data.
- For quantitative features, WIT will display the model predictions for 10 values of the feature ranging from the minimum to the maximum values in the uploaded dataset.
- For categorical data, WIT will display the most popular other categories and the corresponding model prediction as an alternative to the category of the selected datapoint.
Visualize a PDP in WIT
Here are some steps to exploring PDPs inside the What-If Tool.
- Select a datapoint of interest in the custom Datapoints visualization by clicking on it. A list of all features and values associated with that datapoint will appear in the Edit module.
- Click on the ‘Partial dependence plots’ button in the Visualize module, on the left part of the screen. This will display PDPs for all the features of this datapoint.
-
Sort PDPs by variation. Click the ‘Sort by variation’ button to first display the PDPs with the strongest variation of model output. The more impact features have on model outcome, the more likely they are to be important features worth closer inspection.
-
Switch to Global PDPs. For global PDPs over the whole sample, you can either select the PDP button without selecting a specific datapoint, or you can click on the ‘Global partial dependence plots’ toggle to visualize prediction results averaged across all data points.
Additional features
One can restrict the range in which PDPs are calculated for each feature by modifying the ‘Set range of values to visualize’ on the right of the graph.
If the datapoint contains multiple feature values for a feature, each feature value is visualized as a single plot. You can override which feature values are visualized by specifying the indices for partial dependence plots.
Example of model analysis with PDPs
This example compares two binary classification models that predict whether a person earns a yearly revenue above $50k, based on their census information. One model is a logistic regression classifier and the other is a deep neural network. We want to examine how different features affect each models' predictions. The PDP is an insightful feature for this investigation.
- The first PDP is the one for the capital gain feature. This numerical feature reports the amount of yearly capital gains earned by individuals.
- The PDP shows that the ‘capital gain’ feature plays a different role for the two models’ predictions. For the neural network (blue line) an increase in capital gain from 0 to 3000 USD decreases the model prediction that an individual earns a yearly revenue above $50k. On the contrary, the logistic regression model shows a monotonic relation between the capital grain and the likelihood of having a yearly revenue above $50k, even below 3000 USD of capital gains.
- This may look surprising at a first glance. Looking at our data, on the feature tab (seen below), we observe that the capital gain feature is highly imbalanced: 90% of its values are zeros, and the remaining 10% are either very low or very high values.
- We can hypothesize that the neural network (blue line) is treating 0 capital gains as a special value with no information in it, whereas very low (but non-0) or very high capital gains are treated as very indicative of low or high revenue. The logistic regression model doesn't have the power to make such a distinction. Whether such behaviors are desired or on the contrary need to be mitigated is case-specific and is a question for the people building and deploying the model.


[Gecode] Attempt at building libraries
Christian Schulte
schulte at imit.kth.se
Mon Mar 22 17:57:21 CET 2004
Dear all,
while solution 3 appears to be most appealing, I don't really like it as it
is an overkill (at least for now).
Let's just settle for 2). Should be very easy, just have an object of a
board type which does a noop. So that will not incur any overhead.
Cheers
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, http://www.imit.kth.se/~schulte/
-----Original Message-----
From: gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de [mailto:gecode-bounces at ps.uni-sb.de] On
Behalf Of Guido Tack
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 3:03 PM
To: gecode at ps.uni-sb.de
Subject: [Gecode] Attempt at building libraries
Hi!
I have tried building gecode using automake/autoconf. This works perfectly,
except for one problem: The way how variable modification boards are
handled.
This is the only place where we have an indirect link from the kernel to the
variables, because the initialisation of the vmb array is done by the
variables, and the kernel just iterates over the array.
In my setup, I build a static library which the executable is then linked
against. Now if a program only uses int vars, fs/core.o won't be linked into
the binary, resulting in a segfault when the kernel tries to access
vmb[VTI_FS]. I see three possible solutions:
1) Use a dynamic library instead - all object files are always loaded
2) Initialise the vmb with dummy values
3) Implement a subscription mechanism for variable types: Before first use,
a
variable type has to register with the kernel, and the number of registered
variables and their type ids are handled dynamically
What do you think? I don't know how big the performance overhead of 3) would
be, I guess at least it's a clean solution. On the other hand, 2) should be
relatively simple to implement.
Guido
--
Guido Tack
Programming Systems Lab
http://www.ps.uni-sb.de/~tack
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In this project, you're going to make a quiz just like BuzzFeed! Go ahead and take a few minutes to brainstorm a theme for your quiz. Once you have it, you're ready to get started with Step 1.
1. Make a title for your quiz using a header tag and add a description in a smaller font size. Don't forget to add yourself as the author!
2. Find an image that represents the theme of your quiz and add it to your page.
3. Now you're ready to ask some questions. Come up with 5 questions to ask your readers and add them to your page using a smaller header tag than your title.
4. Every question needs an answer! Create four possible answers for each question. Write them out using comments so you remember what they are.
5. Now it's time to display the answers. But how? You can use words or you can use img
tags to display images (even gifs!). You can organize your answers with div
, li
, a
, or button
tags. The options are endless!
6. Now that your page has all the information it needs, it's time to add some style 😎 Using CSS, change the background color of your page.
7. Make a stripe across the top of the page in a different background color and add in the name of your publication.
8. Look up Google fonts and pick out a font or two that you think works well with your brand. You could also head over to The Noun Project to find a logo.
9. Are your answers divided into columns or rows? Try experimenting with Flexbox. This playground might prove useful!
10. We have our look, now we just need some interaction. That's where JavaScript comes in! Using JQuery, animate your answers so that they respond when a user clicks on them. They could change color or shape or opacity! Make sure that when you click one answer, the other answers maintain their original style.
11. Now it's time to score your quiz. What system will you use? You could use a variable to count correct answers or a scale to weigh each response. Don't forget to display the result!


Ensure that your Pageskin ad tag is not served at the same time as competing formats.
For detail about formats that we consider to be competing please refer to our FAQ.
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Pageskin FAQ - For additional information, please refer to our frequently asked questions page.
Ad Trafficking Methods: We require the use of ad servers as this allows you to manage, filter and control campaigns efficiently.
Ad placement: Any rich media placement that is able to deliver a JavaScript creative can be used to serve the Pageskin Tag. For many publishers this is likely to be a 1x1 or out-of-page placement.
As our skin does not sit in the iframe we are served into, the slot will leave a whitespace, please let us know if you required us to collapse this whitespace when our skin serves.
Layout Support: This integration only works with the layout of your homepage. Let us know if there are other layouts you would like us to support.
Testing the integration
Serve the campaign to a test page or a live page with cookie or IP targeting (<IP_ADDRESS>). This is important so that the test campaign is not delivered to your users.
DFP specific: Please do not use the option the DFP preview a creative for creating a test page as it does not support targeting and part of the testing is to check that the targeting settings have been set up correctly. This is important as we can only monetise an impression when it meets our targeting criteria.
Once this is complete email your Integration Engineer a link to the page where you are serving the Pageskin campaign.
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The item about swans on Tuesday 31st May, in which I referred to the swan-eating proclivities of Peter Maxwell Davies, led me to ponder whether I could interest a mainstream publisher in a book entitled The Bird-Based Diets Of Twentieth Century Composers. (I know that sounds like one of Dobson's pamphlets, but I checked, and it is—surprisingly, perhaps—a topic he never addressed.)
I jotted down a few notes (Berio—partridge, Havergal Brian—reed warbler, Berg—grebe) but my pea-sized yet pulsating brain was drawn back to swans by that indefatigable correspondent Glyn Webster, who sent this:
“When I was a toddler my parents used to amuse themselves by taking me to the Rotorua lake front to feed the Satanic Black Swans. These swans are not the white, regal, placid creatures I'd been shown in my storybooks.  The expression in their glowing red eyes switches from vacant, narcissistic insanity to envious hatred the instant they are offered food.
“In a shoebox somewhere is a Super 8 film reel of me weeping in terror, running and stumbling in my nylon parka and Crackerjack® gumboots while a dozen of these evil beasts waddle after me lunging after the lump of bread I'd forgotten to drop in my panic. I seem to remember all my early visits to the lake ending that way.”


Shipping ministry not opposed to strategic divestment of SCI: Official
The Shipping Ministry in 2017 had opposed the proposal of the strategic divestment of SCI
by Press Trust of IndiaThe Shipping Ministry is not opposed to strategic divestment of the Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), a top official said.
The Shipping Ministry in 2017 had opposed the proposal of the strategic divestment of SCI, but has now agreed to the proposal of the group of secretaries for dilution of stake in the SCI, the official said.
A group of secretaries had recently approved the strategic sale of Shipping Corporation of India along with a few other PSUs.
"We had not opposed the strategic sale of SCI," Union Shipping Secretary Gopal Krishna told PTI when asked about its stand on the proposal of the group of secretaries.
"The matter is now with the Cabinet," Krishna said.
The government currently holds 63.75 per cent stake in the Shipping Corporation of India, the national flag carrier.
The Union Cabinet in October had approved the new policy under which the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) under the Ministry of Finance has been made the nodal department for the strategic stake sale.


Nitish Gupta
Research Scientist, Google AI.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>working from home
I am a research scientist at Google AI in the Language team. My research focuses on developing machine learning models that can reason about natural languages, with a primary focus on question answering and reasoning.
I completed my PhD in Computer Science at the University of Pennsylvania advised by Prof. Dan Roth. I am fortunate enough to have gotten the opportunity to work with excellent researchers in the field. I have worked closely with Prof. Sameer Singh, UCI and Matt Gardner, Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence. As an intern, I have worked with Tom Kwiatkowski, Google Research and Mike Lewis, Facebook AI Research.
Previously, I received my B.Tech - M.Tech dual degree from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur; Prof. Harish Karnick was my thesis advisor.
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| Aug, 2021 |
Paper on Paired Examples as Indirect Supervision in Latent Decision Models accepted to EMNLP 21! |
| May, 2021 |
Paper on Enforcing Consistency in Weakly Supervised Semantic Parsing accepted to ACL 21! This was done during my internship at AI2 with Matt Gardner and Sameer Singh. |
| Apr, 2021 |
I successfully defended my thesis! My thesis can be accessed online here. |
| Feb, 2021 |
Talk at Microsoft Applied Research Rising Stars Talk Series |
| Jan, 2021 |
Talk at Google AI; Alexa AI, Amazon; Allen Institute for AI, Seattle; Dataminr, NYC |


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I was hungry between meals today and researched the best way to curb my appetite. When I clicked on Wikihow, I discovered that brushing my teeth with a mint toothpaste should curb my appetite. And guess what, it did! Now I have a ferocious appetite. I'm pretty sure I could be a professional eater. You know, one those people who could eat a thousand hot dogs in 10 minutes. Well maybe not a thousand, but a lot of hot dogs. Anyway, if you want to lose some weight, eat a reasonable portion of healthy food, then stop and go brush your teeth. You might be surprised at what the mint flavored toothpaste can do for your appetite, and your breath!
Take a toothbrush and tube to work with you. If you're going out to eat at a restaurant. Or going to a Super Bowl party. Take a miny tube and toothbrush with you. After eating a sensible portion of food, excuse yourself to the restroom and have a quick brush. Be sure to do it before dessert time...
If you must snack, choose a volumnous food, popcorn is perfect to help you feel full between or after meals.
A bonus tip, if you cannot get over your desire for a Big Mac and large fry. Stop. Take time to search "Nutrition in a Big Mac".  This may help slow your urge. See bonus tip #4.
Bonus tip #2. Make sure you're getting enough magnesium in your diet. You can read about magnesium CLICK HERE.
Bonus tip #3. The color blue is proven to help curb your appetite. A blue screen saver or blue paint is often a good idea. There is a reason almost all fast food restaurants use the colors red, orange and yellow. They make you hungry.
Bonus tip #4. Get up, go outside for a brisk walk. This releases endorphins which suppress the desire to eat. It also helps take your mind off eating. It's also just a good idea. Instead of going for a second helping, go for a walk.
Remember, it all boils down to move more, eat less. Check out my blog on how we really lose fat.
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Westlife tour dates for 2020 Summer in the Stadiums concerts and how to get tickets
Westlife, who have just released new album spectrum, will tour the UK in 2020 on their Summer in the Stadiums tour
by Simon DukeThey sold out venues across the UK on their most successful tour to date earlier this year and Westlife will hit the road again for a host of outdoor shows next year.
Fans of the group speculated another tour might be in the offing after they announced a huge concert at Wembley Stadium for next year and they were spot on as Shane, Mark, Kian and Nicky have announced a string of outdoor shows for next year, hot on the heels of their sold out Twenty tour, which delighted fans at Newcastle's Utilita Arena in June , as well as legions of fans all over the country.
Westlife – the UK’s top selling album group of the 21 Century – have announced a 15-date Stadiums in the Summer Tour for 2020, with tickets on sale now from Ticketmaster.
The lads will perform on Sunday night's Strictly Come Dancing results show.
Westlife 2020 tour dates
Carrow Road, Norwich – June 19
The Weston Homes Stadium, Peterborough – June 21
Cardiff City Stadium – June 26
The Falkirk Stadium – June 27
Inverness Caledonian Stadium – June 28
he Ageas Bowl, Southampton– July 3
Home Park, Plymouth – July 4
Stadium Zipworld, Colwyn Bay – July 5
Hull College Craven Park Stadium – July 10
Castle Park, Colchester – July 11
Kingsholm Stadium, Gloucester – July 12
Fischer County Ground, Leicester – July 16
The Spitfire Ground, Cantebury – July 17
Emirates Riverside, Chester-le-Street, Durham – July 18
Wembley Stadium, London – August 22
Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork - August 28
Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork - August 29
*Tickets are also available from Live Nation


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All expressions used in PL/pgSQL statements are processed using the server's main SQL executor. For example, when you write a PL/pgSQL statement like
IF expression THEN ...
PL/pgSQL will evaluate the expression by feeding a query like
SELECT expression
to the main SQL engine. While forming the SELECT command, any occurrences of PL/pgSQL variable names are replaced by parameters, as discussed in detail in Section 39.10.1. This allows the query plan for the SELECT to be prepared just once and then reused for subsequent evaluations with different values of the variables. Thus, what really happens on first use of an expression is essentially a PREPARE command. For example, if we have declared two integer variables x and y, and we write
IF x < y THEN ...
what happens behind the scenes is equivalent to
PREPARE statement_name(integer, integer) AS SELECT $1 < $2;
and then this prepared statement is EXECUTEd for each execution of the IF statement, with the current values of the PL/pgSQL variables supplied as parameter values. The query plan prepared in this way is saved for the life of the database connection, as described in Section 39.10.2. Normally these details are not important to a PL/pgSQL user, but they are useful to know when trying to diagnose a problem.


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Another customer who has customised a WebDrawer instance to provide public access to a sub set of their records is the city of Grand Junction Colorado. A good example of taking the default templates, removing the unnecessary bits and adding your own branding.


You can find your package in /packages/tickets
MEAN versions prior to 0.3.2 will be in /node_modules/tickets


The Authentication module for Apache
This is the Apache RADIUS authentication module. It allows any Apache web-server to become a RADIUS client for authentication and accounting requests. You will, however, need to supply your own RADIUS server to perform the actual authentication.Module building and configuration
Configure this module into Apache by going to the Apache root directory, and typing:./configure --add-module=LOCATION/mod_auth_radius.cwhere
LOCATION
is the directory where the module source file resides. Then, type
makeAlternatively, if you've already built and installed Apache with dynamic modules, you should be able to install this module via:
apxs -i -a -c mod_auth_radius.cYou should add your additional site configuration options to the configure line, above. Please read the README file for further information.
Files included with the module
README Introduction and documentationhttpd.conf Sample HTTPD configuration file for RADIUS attributes, with additional comments and documentation.
htaccess Sample .htaccess file
mod_auth_radius.c C source file for Apache 1.3.x
mod_auth_radius-2.0.c C source file for Apache 2.0
Updates
The latest version of the module is 1.5.8.For the latest source code, see the main web or ftp site:
http://www.freeradius.org/mod_auth_radius/
ftp://ftp.freeradius.org/pub/radius/mod_auth_radius-1.5.8.tar
Author contact
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The Apache HTTP server projectThe Apache Module Registry
mod_auth_radius: another variant


On this page we have a controller that contains a directive that uses
transclusion – i.e.,
transclude: true –
and specifies a new isolate scope – i.e.,
scope: { ... }.
- Click the #rb# and the "fns" checkbox,
then click the #psb# to see the initial state.
|ng-transclude| creates a new transcluded scope, and the directive creates
its own isolate scope as well. The transcluded scope is a child of the
directive's isolate scope.
(If you are using a release of Angular prior to v1.3, the transcluded and
isolate scopes are instead siblings.)
In all Angular releases, the transcluded scope prototypically inherits from
the controller scope, but the isolate scope inherits from |Scope|.
- Click the "change name" link, then click the #psb#.
The ng-controller |changeName()| |$scope| function is called, which
modifies a property on that |$scope|. The transcluded content sees this
change because it prototypically inherits from this scope.
- Click the "change dir name" link, then click the #psb#.
The directive |$scope| |changeDirName()| function is called, which modifies
a property on the directive isolate scope. The transcluded content does
not see this change, because it doesn't prototypically inherit from the
isolate scope.
- Click the "change $parent name" link, then click the #psb#.
Due to the & mapping we set up in the directive definition,
the ng-controller |changeName()| |$scope| function is called, which
modifies a property on that |$scope|. The transcluded content sees this
change because it prototypically inherits from this scope.
- Type something into both textboxes, then click the #psb#.
Because |name| is a primitive, the write creates a new local property on
the transcluded scope. This is probably not what you want because there
is no way to write Ctrl1 code or directive code to retrieve values from
the transcluded scope... because there is no way to get from the
controller scope or the directive to the transcluded scope.
(If you are using a release of Angular prior to v1.3 one could use a hack
to get from the isolate scope to the transcluded scope by using one of
Angular's private properties, |$$nextSibling|, but don't do that.)
Best Practice: from Angular docs: only use transclude: true
when you want to create a directive that wraps arbitrary content.
Don't use |ng-model| with primitives in your transcluded content.


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Served with a side of marinara.
$4.25 w/cheese $5.75
Zucchini, ‘shrooms, and some peppers, deep fried in a light breading and
served with our signature cool ranch dressing.
$9
We hand bread our mozzarella cheese, fry it, and serve it with marinara. A great
way to start your meal.
$8
What else do we need to say? Enjoy these perfect crunchy sticks with housemade
creamy sriracha sauce.
$8
You think you’ve had tortellini before, but not like this. We toss the
tortellini in your choice of buffalo sauce (see wing section), sprinkle with romano and serve
it up with our cool ranch dressing. That’s the way, uh huh, uh huh, we like it.
$9
Twisted bread, tossed in garlic butter and pecorino romano, served with a
side of pizza sauce…one is KNOT enough!
$8
Not your New York buffalo sauce, but a home-on-the-range version.We
start with fresh roasted peppers, onions, garlic and vinegar, and have created 4 spice levels
(cuz we like to make everyone happy).
The Don (Ex Hot) | The Boss (Hot) | The Muscle (Medium) | The Son-In-Law (Mild)
$10
Sweet and smoky hot. The kind of heat that sticks with you for
a minute, but not overpowering. You'll be craving more. (Hot)
$10
Travel south of the border and enjoy this blend of Tequila, hot sauce, and a hint of lime. This is a clear staff favorite! (Hot)
$10
UMMM, it really does explain itself. The epitome of sweet
and spicy. (Ex Hot)
$10
Take a shot at this one. (Mild)
$10
For those of you who love the south, a spicy version with the
same Barbie Q flavor. (Hot)
$10
Let’s say honey and The Boss had a love connection…let’s just say. (Hot)
$10
If you are a fan of classic Teriyaki sauce, these wings are made for you. (Mild)
$10
You’ve never had a wing like this, dipped in pesto and rolled in Romano
cheese. It makes all the other wings green with envy. (Mild)
$10
The combo of creamy peanut and asian flavors are sure to make your mouth
smile. You won’t believe it until you Thai it! (Medium)
$10
These wings are drenched in garlic butter and coated with pecorino Romano
cheese. Worth every tantalizing bite, and it keeps the vampires at bay. (Mild)
$10
This is not your typical house salad. We start with arugula,
spinach and romaine then add carrots, cucumbers, celery, cherry tomatoes and croutons.
Small $5 Large $9
We made Julius proud with this interpretation of his signature salad.
Starring romaine lettuce, house-made croutons and pecorino romano. Seize this salad!
Small $5 Large $9 Add Chicken 1/2
House mixed greens, bacon, chicken, cherry tomatoes, chopped eggs and bleu
cheese. Fuggeddaboutit!
$12
All of the best ingredients make for a perfect family of flavors.
Our Greek includes a mound of romaine lettuce topped with marinated artichoke hearts, cherry
tomatoes, cucumbers, green olives and feta. Just say “I do.”
$12 Add Chicken $2
I bet you didn’t know my Auntie Pasti, but years ago she created this salad of
mozzarella, provolone, pepperoni, ham, fennel sausage, banana peppers, sun dried tomatoes and
black olives piled on a bed of romaine lettuce. Uncle Luigi says “magnifico.”
$12
All the great flavors of wings without the guilt. We start with mixed greens, then add
carrots, celery, red onion and bleu cheese crumbles.
Sausage, hamburger, ham, meatball, pepperoni, chicken, anchovy, bacon, bleu cheese, feta, ricotta, ‘shrooms, red onion, roma tomato, fresh spinach, basil, garlic, fresh pineapple, green pepper, black olives, green olives, banana peppers, jalapenos, artichoke hearts, green chiles, sun dried tomato, carrot, and cilantro
Everything. But. Anchovy. – need we say more? This pie includes red sauce, Italian
sausage, pepperoni, mushrooms, onion, green pepper, and black olives. Want some extra
heat? Add jalapenos for a kick.
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | 10” Deep $23 | 14” Deep $28 | Calzone $14
For those of you that are carnivores, this pizza is for you. Loaded with
pepperoni, ham, sausage, meatballs and ground beef…don’t worry, we top it with pizza sauce
and cheese too.
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | 10” Deep $23 | 14” Deep $28 | Calzone $14
‘Shrooms, onion, green pepper, black olives, fresh tomatoes, pizza
sauce and just enough cheese. Dining out without the guilt.
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | 10” Deep $23 | 14” Deep $28 | Calzone $14
This pizza has pesto sauce, chicken, black olives, artichoke
hearts, and provolone cheese. Go Green!
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | Calzone $14
This should be considered a sin with mass appeal.
EVOO, fresh basil, roma tomatoes, garlic and provolone. Amen
10”* $11.50 | 14” $15.50 | 16” $19 | Calzone $10.50
Creamy white cheese sauce, chicken, mushrooms and onions. We dare you.
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | Calzone $14
This sweet American iconic pizza includes onion, provolone, cilantro,
pineapple, chicken and your choice of Honey or Scorching Barbie Q sauce. Barbie dumped Ken for
Nicolo in a hurry!
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | Calzone $14
No marinara here. We start with cool ranch dressing then top it with
chicken, celery, carrots and mozzarella.  Feeling feisty? Add
blue cheese crumbles for the total Buffalo experience. Wing it on!!
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | Calzone $14
EVOO, garlic, green olive, sun dried tomato, spinach, artichoke, feta and
mozzarella. Momma Mia!
10”* $15 | 14” $20 | 16” $24 | Calzone $14
Step One: Pick Your Crust – thin square cut, original hand-rolled, or deepdish
Step Two: Pick Your Sauce – red pizza sauce, EVOO with garlic, alfredo sauce, Barbie Q, pesto, or any of our wing sauces.
Step Three: Pick Your Toppings – sausage, hamburger, ham, meatball, pepperoni, chicken, anchovy, bacon, bleu cheese, feta, ricotta, ‘shrooms, red onion, roma tomato, fresh spinach, basil, garlic, fresh pineapple, green pepper, black olives, green olives, banana peppers, jalapenos, artichoke hearts, green chiles, sun dried tomato, carrot, and cilantro
10” | $10 | Additional Toppings $1.25
14" | $14 | Additional Toppings $1.75
16” | $16 | Additional Toppings $2.25
10"* Deep Dish | $15 | Additional Toppings $1.75
14”* Deep Dish| $19 | Additional Toppings $2.25
Calzone** | $10 | Additional Toppings $1.25
Lightly breaded chicken breast baked with marinara and mozzarella.
$10
Ours is Italian, slow braised top round thinly sliced and dipped in our tasty
au jus, served with Giardiniera on our killer garlic bread.
$10
We start with two pieces of Killer Garlic Bread and stack it high with our slow
braised thinly sliced top round. Then we soak it in our house-made Barbie Q sauce, top it with
onions, jalapenos and melted provolone. It’s a handful!
$10
Move over Superman, this sandwich is the real hero.  Now That’s-A-Good!
$10
A plate of angel hair spaghetti with your choice of marinara, meat sauce or
tomato cream all covered with romano cheese.
$10
And your choice of meatballs or sausage if you please.
Add $3.50
For all of you white sauce enthusiasts, this will certainly not disappoint. This
dish is made-to-order with a creamy pecorino romano sauce and touch of lemon.
Buon Appetito.
$12 Add Chicken$2
We pile fresh tortellini, sausage and spinach then smother it in tomato
cream sauce and blanket it with melted mozzarella.
$12
Fresh tortellini, sun dried tomato, artichoke hearts, black olives, and pesto.
sauce
$12 Add Chicken $2
This masterpiece starts with breaded chicken breast served over spaghetti,
topped with choice of marinara, meat sauce or tomato cream, covered with mozzarella cheese and
baked to golden perfection. It made her smile and it will make you smile too. Wink.
$13
Layers of fresh noodles, ricotta, ground beef, and mozzarella
covered your choice of marinara, meat sauce or tomato cream.
$15
Layers of fresh noodles, ricotta, mozzarella, spinach, zucchini and your choice
of marinara, meat sauce or tomato cream.
$15
Chicken Nuggets $5 | Spaghetti $5 | Cheese Pizza $5
We take what would be a giant chocolate chip cookie, bake it 1/2 way until it’s crunchy
on the outside, gooey on the inside and top it with vanilla ice cream.
$10
Chocolate and ricotta in a crisp pastry $4.50
Vanilla and pistachio ricotta in a crisp pastry $4.50
Fountain drinks,
Almost Frozen Draft Beers,
Vino, and Mixed Drinks
$2
Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite,
Bottled Water
$2
6 packs of Coke, Diet Coke,
Sprite
$7
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So, you think you're up to take on the challenge? GREAT!
June 12 - Application submission opens
September 7 - Application submission closes
September 8 - Online voting opens
September 15 - Online voting closes
September 20 - Ten semi-finalists announced
September 27 - Round one judging event, three finalists announced
October 2 - Three finalists announced
October 9-13 - Coaching sessions for the three finalists
October 25 - Esprit and final round of Esprit Venture Challenge


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- Variable in class pasta.domain.result.
ArenaResult
category
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
Assessment
changeAuthMethod(String, String[])
- Method in class pasta.util.
ProjectProperties
changeAuthType(ModelMap, HttpServletRequest, String, String[])
- Method in class pasta.web.controller.
AdminController
$PASTAUrl$/admin/auth/
changePassword(ModelMap, HttpServletRequest, ChangePasswordForm)
- Method in class pasta.web.controller.
AdminController
$PASTAUrl$/admin/changePassword/
ChangePasswordForm
- Class in
pasta.domain.form
Container for for the change password form Only has getters and setters.
ChangePasswordForm()
- Constructor for class pasta.domain.form.
ChangePasswordForm
children
- Variable in class pasta.domain.
FileTreeNode
codeStyle
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
AssessmentsController
codeStyle
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
HandMarkingController
codeStyle
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
SubmissionController
codeStyle
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
UnitTestController
columnHeader
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
HandMarking
columnHeaderMap
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
HandMarking
comments
- Variable in class pasta.domain.result.
AssessmentResult
comp
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
WeightedCompetition
compareTo(PASTAUser)
- Method in class pasta.domain.
PASTAUser
compareTo(Object)
- Method in class pasta.domain.result.
HandMarkingResult
compareTo(Object)
- Method in class pasta.domain.result.
PASTACompUserResult
compareTo(Object)
- Method in class pasta.domain.result.
UnitTestCaseResult
compareTo(Object)
- Method in class pasta.domain.result.
UnitTestResult
compareTo(Assessment)
- Method in class pasta.domain.template.
Assessment
Competition
- Class in
pasta.domain.template
Container class for a competition.
Competition()
- Constructor for class pasta.domain.template.
Competition
CompetitionController
- Class in
pasta.web.controller
Controller class for Competition functions.
CompetitionController()
- Constructor for class pasta.web.controller.
CompetitionController
CompetitionManager
- Class in
pasta.service
Competition manager.
CompetitionManager()
- Constructor for class pasta.service.
CompetitionManager
competitionManager
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
AssessmentsController
competitionManager
- Variable in class pasta.web.controller.
CompetitionController
CompetitionResult
- Class in
pasta.domain.result
Container class for the results of a competition.
CompetitionResult()
- Constructor for class pasta.domain.result.
CompetitionResult
competitionResults
- Variable in class pasta.repository.
ResultDAO
competitions
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
Assessment
compileErrors
- Variable in class pasta.domain.result.
UnitTestResult
completeArena(Arena)
- Method in class pasta.domain.template.
Competition
completedArenas
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
Competition
compName
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
WeightedCompetition
confirmPassword
- Variable in class pasta.domain.form.
ChangePasswordForm
context
- Variable in class pasta.service.
AssessmentManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
CompetitionManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
ExecutionManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
HandMarkingManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
MossManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
SubmissionManager
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- Variable in class pasta.service.
UnitTestManager
context
- Variable in class pasta.service.
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correctPassword(String)
- Method in class pasta.domain.template.
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countUncompilable
- Variable in class pasta.domain.template.
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createAccountOnSuccessfulLogin
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Sinking foundations are a common problme and you may not even notice you have a sinking foundation.  These may be a symptoms of a sinking foundation. While repairng these problmes it may seem like the solution, but really you're only addressing the cosmetic issues. You still have the real underlying isssue of sinking foundation.
There are many reasons why a foundation might sink. One of the most common reasons is soil compression when the ground drys up and compresess creating pockets underneath the foundaiton leaving your foundation susceptible to sink. This causes your foundation to sink.
The soulution is simple, stablize your foundation from sinking. There is process called underpinning. The solution is to stop your foundation from sinking using push-piers. The push-piers are made of 3 1/2" round steel pipes that are driven into the ground by hydraulics until they hit solid ground. Now the foundation will depend on the driven pipe piles to rest on instead of on the compressed soil,


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Exercising with a Virtual Personal Trainer
- Immersive application that allows users to experience having a personal exercise trainer in virtual reality
- Coach performs a series of specific poses and user tries to copy the pose
- User receives visual feedback on performance
- Body parts that are matched turn green, unmatched remain red
- User's body joint coordinates are tracked with 3rd party motion capture cameras
- User's coordinates are then parsed to dynamically created user skeleton
- User avatar is attached to skeleton using Unity Inverse Kinematics
- Application is platform agnostic and only utilizes user's gaze
- User interaction menu:
- Poses
- Coaches (male, female)
- Environments (indoors, outdoors)
- Settings
- Check out this project's "Product Landing Page"
Dragonball XYZ Game
- Interactive 2-player VR game for the Oculus Rift + Touch Controllers
- Objective is to find all 7 dragon balls, by defeating 7 enemies
- User + partner fly through the world on a nimbus cloud
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Cloud is navigated by following the direction that the user's left hand is pointing
- Can use a "dragon radar" map to find ball locations in real time
- Can use a "grab attack" to grab and move enemies
- Can attack enemies by launching fireballs from left hand
- Abilities are activated via heads-up display menu
- Developed using Unity
Cyber-Archaeology Exhibit
- Public exhibit displayed in UC San Diego main library
- Comprised of 6 TV monitors arranged in a graph format
- CAVE (Cave Automatic Virtual Environment) format creates more immersion
- Main menu displays 3D model of Earth, which user can interact with using Xbox controller
- User scrolls between various archaeological sites around the world to learn more information
- Site information varies between 360 images, normal images, and 3D models
- Project aims to spread awareness about at-risk heritage sites around the world
- I was responsible for researching, designing and implementing improved user interface
- UI update increased user engagement by over 300%
- Developed using Unity engine
NASA Spacecraft Design in AR
- Internship project at NASA JPL OpsLab
- Implemented user interactions for spacecraft design application
- Can be thought of "AutoCAD in AR"
- Application uses Microsoft HoloLens AR headset
- I was in charge of developing following interactions:
- Free rotation of 3D object
- 90° rotation about X axis
- 90° rotation about Y axis
- 90° rotation about Z axis
- Reset rotation of object
- Translate object in 3D space
- Display time-delayed tooltips
Award-Winning Hackathon VR Project
- Educational experience that allows user to take part in the process of copper production in the Bronze Age
- Immerses user in a VR recreation of Khirbat en-Nahas, a known copper mining site of King Solomon
- Places user in the 3 main stages of copper production:
- Placed in an underground mine and is required to excavate copper ore by striking rocks with pick-axe
- Taken above ground to smelt and extract copper from raw ore by operating bellows-powered furnace
- User presents copper artifact to King Solomon
- Project won 1st place in competition
- Developed for Oculus Rift
- Check out this project's page on DevPost


CSS:
CSS is a programming language which allows a developer to stylize their HTML code.
In Week 2, we were introduced to CSS. The first thing we learned was how to link your CSS file into your HTML document so that you can use the two simultaneously.
Using CSS, you can add background colors and images to a page. To do so, you need to use a selctor and target the element you want to style.
In the image below, the h1 tag is being selected, changing the background color of the text box to yellow and changing the text color to blue.
You can also change the color, alignment, size, and font of text on your webpage using CSS, as well as create and stylize many other elements.
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Programming contests and online judges
What are they and why take part into programming contests?
I’ve applied to a class at my university this semester and it’s main focus is on training for programming contests. I am really enjoying it so far and if I could have done differently when I started my computer science graduation I’d have definetively looked for it sooner and engaged in a training group. First let me explain what classes sounds like: they are entirely on a laboratory in which my teacher starts by explaining a computer problem and how to approach it. Each week we go through different topics and are asked to code solutions to at least 5 problems of 20 problems of a specific matter.
One must ask what’s the point of doing that, and I say that you’ll develop a lot of programming skills and furthermore you can form a team of 3 and participate in some kind of programming contests such as ACM-ICPC. Their format usually consists of a computer, some problems to be solved, a time to do that, and a online judge that can evaluate automatically your code in your preferable programming language. So let’s have a deeper look into online judges to see how you can start practising.
Online Judges
The judges that I am currently using are SPOJ -in my case SPOJ-BR - and URI. One way to participate in online contests and to keep track of programs you have submited in different online judges is to use Ahmed-aly. This site automatically updates your solved problems from URI and SPOJ.
Something to keep in mind when you’re beginning your training is that the outputs and inputs are very strict in online judges, so pay close atention to the way you are printing and reading. The input is provided by the judge in the standart input and the outputs to the standart output. See the following examples in c++, c and ruby respectively, to read while there is input:
You can use online judges to find problems that are appropriate to the level of your training. You can use some online contests that advance difficulty levels over time. I am currently following a wiki page - unforntunately is only available in portuguese - that has about 17 guide.
Programming language
An important discussion is which programming language you should choose. I really like dynamic languages like python and ruby, and at first I was really inclined to pick one of then to do my coding. Even though I can write code much faster by writting in one of those languages, some harder problems demands a really small running time. So besides using an appropriate algorithm with a complexity that fits into the problem specifications, using a faster programming language is also extremely important. So I recommend learning and using C++ as I believe is more adequate and it is a language with a wide usage, so it won`t be for nothing your time spent in it.