In this digital age, technology has become such an integral part of our lives that we’ve learned to embrace it and take advantage of what technology can do for us.
Programming has always been seen as a difficult task, especially to children and teenagers. But we want to show you that it’s not. Will every job in the future involve programming? No. But it is still crucial that every child learns to code.  We understand the importance of programming as a necessity for the future.
Going through primary, secondary, and university schools in Singapore, we’ve found that the majority of schools still do not properly teach the next generation about computer programming.
We want change.
To show the world that programming can be fun, interactive and valuable. To learn to use technology as a tool to become, not just a user, but a creator.
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We founded Kronosphere with the duty to provide students with the digital literacy and the computational thinking skills required to survive the future. Empowering them to become creators with technology.
We recognize the importance of coding and hence are passionate about developing techniques to teach it in a more fun and interactive way to children. Our team is young, energetic, and experienced programmers who hold a solid passion to go beyond teaching to become mentors of technology to kids.


#include <candidate_sampling_ops.h>
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The distortion is used to skew the unigram probability distribution.
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Optionally some reserved IDs can be added in the range [0, ..., num_reserved_ids) by the users.
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A sampler can be used to sample from a subset of the original range in order to speed up the whole computation through parallelism.
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If either seed or seed2 are set to be non-zero, the random number generator is seeded by the given seed.
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An second seed to avoid seed collision.
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A sampler can be used to sample from a subset of the original range in order to speed up the whole computation through parallelism.
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A list of unigram counts or probabilities, one per ID in sequential order.
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Each valid line in this file (which should have a CSV-like format) corresponds to a valid word ID.
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float tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::distortion_ = 1.0f
int64 tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::num_reserved_ids_ = 0
int64 tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::num_shards_ = 1
int64 tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::seed2_ = 0
int64 tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::seed_ = 0
int64 tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::shard_ = 0
gtl::ArraySlice< float > tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::unigrams_ = {}
StringPiece tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::vocab_file_ = ""
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::Distortion( float x )
The distortion is used to skew the unigram probability distribution.
Each weight is first raised to the distortion's power before adding to the internal unigram distribution. As a result, distortion = 1.0 gives regular unigram sampling (as defined by the vocab file), and distortion = 0.0 gives a uniform distribution.
Defaults to 1
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::NumReservedIds( int64 x )
Optionally some reserved IDs can be added in the range [0, ..., num_reserved_ids) by the users.
One use case is that a special unknown word token is used as ID 0. These IDs will have a sampling probability of 0.
Defaults to 0
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::NumShards( int64 x )
A sampler can be used to sample from a subset of the original range in order to speed up the whole computation through parallelism.
This parameter (together with 'shard') indicates the number of partitions that are being used in the overall computation.
Defaults to 1
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::Seed( int64 x )
If either seed or seed2 are set to be non-zero, the random number generator is seeded by the given seed.
Otherwise, it is seeded by a random seed.
Defaults to 0
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::Seed2( int64 x )
An second seed to avoid seed collision.
Defaults to 0
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::Shard( int64 x )
A sampler can be used to sample from a subset of the original range in order to speed up the whole computation through parallelism.
This parameter (together with 'num_shards') indicates the particular partition number of a sampler op, when partitioning is being used.
Defaults to 0
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::Unigrams( const gtl::ArraySlice< float > & x )
A list of unigram counts or probabilities, one per ID in sequential order.
Exactly one of vocab_file and unigrams should be passed to this op.
Defaults to []
TF_MUST_USE_RESULT Attrs tensorflow::ops::FixedUnigramCandidateSampler::Attrs::VocabFile( StringPiece x )
Each valid line in this file (which should have a CSV-like format) corresponds to a valid word ID.
IDs are in sequential order, starting from num_reserved_ids. The last entry in each line is expected to be a value corresponding to the count or relative probability. Exactly one of vocab_file and unigrams needs to be passed to this op.
Defaults to ""


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CS KickStart is a one-week introductory class to computer science. Students learn how to program, meet computer science students and professionals, and are introduced to different areas of computer science. This program targets incoming UC Berkeley students who are curious about computer science and are interested in math, science or engineering. Students do not need to have any prior skills in programming. Our goal is to give them a hands-on experience in programming and to show them the creativity and power of computer science.
Hello, my name is Azucena Castro, and I am from Compton in SoCal. My major is EECS. My experience in programming is limited, but I am excited to find my interests and learn more about the computer science field through CS Kickstart. I enjoy reading, listening to music, meeting new people, and volunteering in my community. I look forward to meeting all of you!
I was born and raised in the Bay Area and I'm so excited to spend the next four years here at Berkeley! I'm looking into a computer science major, especially for mobile app and web development. Ever since I was little, I've loved to read and write. I enjoy music and I love to hang out and walk around downtown. I can't wait to meet everyone!
Hi, I'm Natalia and I've lived in the Bay Area my whole life. That doesn't mean I enjoy perpetually staying in one place, though. My love of traveling has placed visiting all the wonders of the world near the top of my bucket list, right under mastering the E chord on the ukulele. I'm always down to try new things, so I'm excited for all the experiences Berkeley has to offer!
My name is Savannah Longoria. I am from the central valley and live 30 minutes away from Fresno. For the past 3 years I've worked as a lifeguard and youth camp instructor. Throughout high school I participated in Swimming and Cross Country. I love to hike and be active! I am interested in computer science because I love math and being creative. What I like most about CS is that with CS skills I will have unlimited opportunities in the future.
My name is Rosemarie De La Melena! I am from am small city in SoCal. I have a twin sister who is also attending UC Berkeley in the fall, but she will be an MCB major. I got interested in CS by myself, no one I know does anything like it. I've always been interested in computers and how they work, are programmed, etc. I like to paint, apart from that my favorite TV show is Grey's Anatomy and my favorite thing ever is sweet tea!
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Hello! I'm from Los Angeles, California and I am interested in majoring in Applied Mathematics, Computer Science, and/or Statistics. I have very little experience in CS, but I am very intrigued by the creativity and possibilities involved. In my free time, I enjoy baking, sewing, shopping, or going to the beach. I also love traveling and exploring new cities by foot. I am looking forward to this program and becoming a Cal Bear!!!
Hi! I'm from San Jose, California, and I'm going to be in the College of Letters & Sciences this fall as an intended statistics major. I don't have a lot of programming experience, but I'm very excited about having the chance to explore Computer Science through this program! In my free time, I like to listen to music, play the violin, play badminton, and read. I can't wait to meet you all!
Hello! I'm Alicia, currently residing in San Jose, California - just a hop, skip and a BART ride away from Berkeley. I'm an undecided major in the College of Letters and Science, but recently became interested in Computer Science during my last year of high school. In my freetime, I love hiking with my goldendoodle puppy, baking with and for my friends, and reading books with a warm cup of coffee in hand. Looking forward to meeting you all come this August!
Hi! I'm Jamie Delbick and I'm from So Cal. Although I have barely any experience with computer science, I'm super excited to attend the CS KickStart program to explore my interest in the field. I'm undecided about my major at Berkeley, but I'm considering computer science, applied math, and/or cognitive science. In my free time, I like to eat good food, play soccer, go for a run, hike with friends, and listen to music. My favorite foods are bread and cheese and some of my favorite musical groups are Arctic Monkeys, Two Door Cinema Club, and Bright Eyes. I can't wait to meet everyone!
Hi, I am from Los Angeles and I was originally from Mexico. Two things I love food and sleep but I also love taking adventures out in the world. In other words, I can be both really lazy or really active. I was interested in CS because I love using computers and all the little things it is made up of or what it's functions can develop. I also wanted to meet new people. People who may be doing what I will be doing. Programming. Plus I'm taking advantage of the opportunities thrown at me. If life give you lemons, make orange juice and leave the world wondering how you did it.
Hello everyone! My name is Anita and I'm from Pittsburg, California, which is actually less than an hour away from Berkeley. I've always been interested in the tech field, however, I haven't been able to fully pursue my interests due to the limited opportunities that my high school offered. Currently, I'm undeclared in the College of Letters and Science but I am hoping to major in Computer Science. Some of my hobbies include listening to music, watching movies, and visiting new places. I'm really excited to begin my journey as a student at Cal and make the most out of these four years!
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Hi! I'm from Orange County, California, and I'll be entering the College of Letters and Science this fall as an intended CS major. I actually went to an arts high school, but I want to get involved in CS so I can work on technology integration in education. My hobbies include drawing, reading, playing volleyball, and video games. I have two guinea pigs, and their names are Chester and Percy (they are chubby and needy but adorable). In terms of CS experience, I have only what I've taught myself from codecademy lessons, but I'm looking forward to getting more immersed in coding through CS Kickstart. I can't wait to begin the program! =)
My name is Rasika Sudharshan and I was born and brought up in Fremont, CA and recently graduated from American High School. For the last 13 years, I have been learning Western Classical piano, Indian classical singing, and Indian classical dance. I am currently a first degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and mixed martial arts. I am interested in pursuing computer science and applying this skill to the field of medicine which has intrigued me since my early childhood. I want to engage in bioinformatics-related research in the field of genetics and genomics which I believe will contribute to many medical advancements in the near future.
Hi everyone! I come from Mililani, Hawaii, a town that's 2,400 miles away from Berkeley and I'm an EECS major. I've been engrossed in computers ever since the days of Neopets and Windows XP (Microsoft 3D Pinball!!), so I'm thrilled to be able to continue working in this area. I'm really excited about spending some time at college before actually starting the semester. There's so much to explore! In my free time, I like to watch Law & Order (old lady alert), cook, hunt down boba drinks, and go the Internet. I have an unhealthy obsession with potatoes, simply because they are so versatile, starchy, and tasty. I can't wait to meet everyone; I hope you all love potatoes too!
Hello Bears! My name is Jessica, and I'm from San Mateo, CA (about 45 minutes away from Berkeley). I plan on majoring in L&S computer science. After taking APCS and fiddling with some code in robotics, I was captivated by what computer science has the capability of doing. Now I want to dive deeper into CS at Cal! Outside of CS, I love to listen to music, volunteer, watch Harry Potter marathons, eat lots of yummy food, go to art/history museums, read articles and books on feminism, explore new places, and binge on Wikipedia! I can't wait to meet all of my fellow CS KickStart sisters and form lasting bonds with them throughout my time at Berkeley and beyond!
Hi everyone! I'm Emma from Modesto, California, where the majority of the world's almonds are grown. I was born in Taiwan but immigrated to the U.S. when I was six. I'm an incoming EECS major with very little experience in programming! I do know four languages, but none of which are programming languages so I am super excited to be learning all about computer science in CS KickStart! Most of the time, you will find me baking in the kitchen or volunteering in the community. If I'm not doing either of those things, I will be playing tennis, playing board games with my friends, or relaxing with TV shows or a novel. I love getting to know new people so please feel free to talk to me! I cannot wait to meet you guys!
Hi! I'm Megan, and I'm from Livermore, California. I am extremely excited to major in EECS at UC Berkeley! I have had some programming experience from classes at school, but I would like to learn more about how computers work and different applications of computer science. I love how computer science can be intertwined with many other fields, as I am passionate about learning almost any subject. During my junior and senior years, I was the president of a robotics club. While in high school, I was also involved in track and field, band, and a few other clubs. My hobbies and interests include reading, playing the piano, solving Sudoku puzzles, and traveling. My favorite destination so far has been Alaska!
Hi! I'm Subhiksha and I'm from a little city in the Bay Area called Hercules. I'm interested in a fusion of biology and CS and because of this, I'm enrolled in the College of Letters and Science so I can explore both fields. Besides a few lessons on Codecademy, I have very minimal programming knowledge. Hopefully entering KickStart will provide me with a network of enthusiastic individuals and a strong foundation in computer science that I can build upon throughout my time at Berkeley. During high school, I was greatly involved in UNICEF, badminton, a service project conducted at my local marsh, tutoring, and journalism. In my spare time, I enjoy singing, traveling, and photography. I'm excited to meet everyone soon!
Hey everyone! My name is Akriti, and I was born in India but raised in the Bay Area. I'm super excited to be attending Cal in the fall, and I'm hoping to major in Computer Science! I first discovered coding when I was 7 years old on Neopets (don't judge) and rediscovered it when I got a Tumblr and kept redesigning its layout. Over the past few years, I've taken classes in Java, Objective C, and Python, and found that I love how computer science requires you to think both creatively and logically. I'm obsessed with anything with sugar, Photoshop, anything to do with art (from DIYs to drawing portraits to makeup), reading through comments on controversial articles, and everything coffee-flavored. Go Bears!
Hello! My name is Dorrin Akbari, and I moved from Iran to California when I was seven years old.I only speak Farsi at home, so don't be surprised if I accidentally change languages in the middle of a conversation (it's happened more often than I'd like to admit). I became interested in CS after falling in love with the paradise that is the Googleplex at Google's Engineering Week, but I haven't had much experience in the field. I'm still uncertain about what I want to do with my life, so I've recently adopted a "say yes to things (that won't kill me)" policy. So far I've said "yes" to sitting on the ledge of a building to watch the sunset with my friends every night, a spontaneous camping trip, and CS KickStart. I look forward to meeting everyone in the program, and I can't wait to explore Cal together!
Hello! My name is Sona Jeswani and I'm from Sacramento, California. I will be a freshman at UC Berkeley this fall and I plan to double major in Computer Science and Economics. Ever since I was little, I have always been fascinated by computers and other technology. I have been an integral part of Solar Car and Robotics teams in high school. I have also been involved in FBLA and varsity Speech and Debate competitions throughout high school. I absolutely love playing table tennis and I enjoy photography. I am a huge fan of the Food Network even though I am not that much of a cook (but hopefully I will be!). As part of my lifestyle, I enjoy going on daily jogs, eating healthy and exploring trails around my community. I am beyond excited to be a part of CS Kickstart and I can't wait to meet you all!
Hey everyone! I was born in Iran but ever since I was a baby I moved from one country to the next. So, I have lived in Iran, Japan, the Netherlands, Germany, and America. As a result of all this moving, learning new languages is one of my hobbies. Since I have forgotten Japanese and German, I am currently trying to re-teach myself those languages as well as learn French and Spanish. Another one of my hobbies is drawing; I love to create portraits of people in graphite and charcoal. Currently, I am working on a portrait of Neymar and one of Messi for my friend. Additionally, I have always had a passion for computers (hence my participation in the CS KickStart program); however, I do not have a lot of experience with programming. So, I am very excited for CS KickStart and very eager to meet everyone!
Hello! My name is Elizabeth Schafle, and I am from Napa, California, and am entering Berkeley this year as a prospective Computer Science Major. My mother was a software developer in the 80's working at HP, and she told me about her job there when I was a little girl. Ever since then it has been my dream to be a programmer! My experience in Computer Science so far is pretty much limited to what I learned in AP Computer Science this year, which was definitely one of my favorite classes that I have ever taken! Some things that you should know about me are that I am a big fan of Doctor Who, Marvel, and science fiction and fantasy media in general.I am a swimmer and waterpolo player, and my hobbies include hiking, reading, and painting. I am so excited to meet all of you, Go Bears!
Hi! My name's Florence. I've lived in Cerritos, CA for most of my life, but I've also lived in Hong Kong. First, I just want to say how excited I am to be attending Cal! It has been my dream school for three years. My interest in CS started after learning about the amazing inventions people can create all because of CS. Although I have little programming experience, I find CS extremely fascinating and I hope to develop more programming skills through CS Kickstart. My primary interest is in using CS to help people in third world countries. I have no idea how to accomplish this yet, but I believe that CS Kickstart and college will help me figure it out. My dream is to travel the world someday, especially Florence, Italy, because we have the same name and I feel like we have a special connection. I can't wait to meet everyone! Go Bears!
Hi! I'm Lauren from Los Altos, California (next to Stanford). I've been a Cal Bears fan since birth, and I plan on majoring in Computer Science in the College of Letters and Science during my time here at UC Berkeley. I don't have a strong background in computer programming, but I love solving problems with logic and creative thinking. I hope to improve my coding knowledge through this program. I also look forward to making friends with other girls interested in CS.  I'm a server at California Pizza Kitchen in Stanford Mall and babysit for several families in my town. I'm interested in wide range of movies, tv shows, and music. I look forward to meeting you all! :)
Hello! My name is Tamika, and I'm from Alameda, California, which is about half an hour's drive from Berkeley, traffic permitting. I was admitted as an Engineering - Undeclared major and am considering majoring in EECS. I don't have a lot of previous experience with programming or computer science, so this summer I've been exploring a couple different programming languages for fun. With its omnipresence in society today, even a basic understanding of CS seems like a relevant, exciting, and powerful skill to have. In high school, I was a Key Club member, violinist in my school's jazz band, president of my school's Chamber Music Club, and track team captain. Some other fun facts about me are that I am left-handed (but am no Jimi Hendrix - I play right-handed violin) and Wasian (can't go wrong with pho and boba). I'm really excited to meet all my fellow CS Kickstarters!
Hi everyone! I'm Simin and I hail from Albuquerque, NM, home to America's darlings, High School Musical and Breaking Bad. I'm in Engineering Undeclared, but I'm confident that this program will provide me with some clarity about career paths. I got my first taste of CS at MIT's Women's Technology Program, where we had a crash course in Python. In particular, I'm motivated by the challenges of AI; among them is that actions which are intuitive to us require a vast amount of programming for a robot to replicate. It thrills me that programmers often examine things at the most deconstructed level and gain great insight into the world this way. In my spare time, I run for fun, worry about worrying too much, follow my neighbor's cat, read lots, draw, and do community service. My favorite television shows include Modern Family, iZombie, and Dance Moms (no shame). I'm eager for the program to begin and to meet you all!
Hello, world! I'm an EECS major from San Jose, California. I was on the FRC robotics team at my high school for 4 years and I've dabbled in a few coding languages, ranging from Arduino to C# to Javascript. Beyond my studies, I'm working to be a social activist in STEM education; I spoke at the NAPE PDI Conference in Alexandria, VA, and the national PLTWSummit in Indianapolis on inequity in representation in STEM and the media. In the summers I help design programming curriculum to help encourage girls to become empowered and conscientious media developers. I almost always have my guitar with me, it's a old habit I picked up in the 8th grade. My favourite places to play are anywhere around people, and I've been told my sound edges on soulful and alternative rock. My major influences are the Districts, Billie Holiday, Bebel Giberto, Beruit, and Little Dragon.
Hi, my name is Shaili and I am from Cupertino, California. I was admitted to Berkeley as computer science major. I don't have too much CS knowledge but my interest began last year when I took JAVA at my high school and attended a few local hackathons. I'd like to pursue computer science because it gives you the power to create so many different things that can be applied to any field of work. I like the idea of being able to create anything I want related to my interests. In terms of what I like, I love music and I'll listen to any type -- my music library is full of English, Spanish, Hindi, even some Arabic songs. I like to sing, play the piano, learn languages/word roots, write, play recreational sports, and play games (I'm kinda competitive when it comes to these). I'm really looking forward to CS kickstart and all I'm going to learn!
Hello! I'm Leslie. I'm from Sunnyvale, California, but I was born in New Jersey. I'll be in the College of Letters and Sciences in the fall, intending to major in either computer science or cognitive science. I became interested in CS just this past year and have been learning a little programming, but I'm looking forward to learning more about what CS can do. In my free time, I enjoy singing, playing and listening to music, running, reading, and watching horribly addicting reality TV shows. I'm excited to be a part of CS Kickstart this year!
Hey there! My name is Cassie, an incoming EECS major excited to be a part of the CS Kickstart program. I am the girl who has a curiosity for coding, playing guzheng and Go. I love to travel, seek out new foods, and call myself a real foodie.
My name is Alejandra Ibarra and I am from Oakland, California. I recently developed my passion for CS by participating in my schools AP CS class and attending various hackathons.
Here's what some CS Kickstart alumni are doing this summer!
2012
I've been helping out every summer with the program since then - it's a great opportunity to see the industry and make lasting connections. This summer, I'll be interning at LinkedIn as a software engineering intern.
2011
I will be starting in July as a Software Development Engineer at the 343 Industries studio at Microsoft working on the Halo video game!
2014
I am now studying EECS and Japanese. I spend my free time lab assisting for Berkeley's CS61A class, volunteering at Berkeley Animal Community Services, and tutoring in Berkeley public schools.
2012
Hey! I'm junior studying Computer Science at Berkeley. This summer I'll be interning at a start-up called Virool! CS Kickstart helped me meet one of my closest friends and gave me a lot of opportunities. Meeting the professors and engineers was awesome, it really helped me see the industry side and academia side.
2011
Postgraduation, I'll be traveling to Turkey, Greece, and random bits of South America. I'll start working at Facebook late July.
2011
I will be returning to Khan Academy as a Product Designer. Before starting, I plan to spend my summer exploring Europe's fashion capitals and art museums. CS KickStart helped me understand how computer science can be creative. I also met a large network of valuable women I've become close to over my college career, and I hope to keep in touch with in the future!
2012
Hi everyone! I am currently a junior at UC Berkeley declared in Computer Science. CS KickStart was such a great experience for me and over the past couple of years I've really gotten to know the intelligent and inspiring women that have participated in this program. This summer, I am very excited to be at Salesforce as a software engineer intern on the Analytics Cloud team.
2013
This summer I'm interning at Raytheon. It's hard to believe that two years ago I went through CS Kickstart, struggling through python and seeing UC Berkeley for the first time. CS Kickstart introduced me to the amazing support and teamwork that the Berkeley CS program fosters, and encouraged all of us to provide the same experience for the generation as well.


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I'm not good at writing a profile about myself, so here's an easy bullet-point list of some facts about me :D
- * I was born and raised for most of my childhood in Germany (I was also born with a video game controller in my hands, lol)
- * I'm a military brat (GO ARMY!) and have been lucky enough to have traveled and lived around the world
- * And because of the military lifestyle, I absolutely love traveling, airports, train stations, and road trips.
- * I love music, but who doesn't, right? I'd say my musical taste is pretty eclectic; if the sound moves me in any way, it's good to me!
- * I love and play all kinds of sports, but mainly basketball. It's my first love <3
- * Snowboarding is my biggest addiction and has been since I first learned in 2007. The most I've gone in one season was 12 times XD
- * It's weird to say, but I'm an outdoorsy homebody, lol. By that, I mean I love staying in at home most of the time, but I also love doing anything outdoors such as (but not limited to) biking, fishing, camping, hiking, etc.
- * As a homebody, I'm all about playing video games, reading, watching movies, shows and anime. That's all I ever do and want to do on weekends.
- * My main passion and career is Photography. I studied and graduated as a professional photographer at Hallmark Institute of Photography. That was one of the best years of my life, hands down. Need a portrait or product shot taken? Holla at ya boyyyy. (No weddings, pl0x) You can visit my website to check some of my work out: www.timtolentino.com :)
- * I am a crazy dog person. I love, love, LOVE man's best friend! There has never been a time in my life where my family hasn't owned a dog. Due to being a military brat, we've had to give away most of them when moving, sadly. However, I'm a proud father of a welsh corgi named Milo and he is my whole world <3
- * Lastly, in the words of Jason Mraz, "I'm known to keep diggin' on existence." Simple as that!
I think I covered a good amount, but I'm sure you'll get to know more about me as the posts come and go, and I hope I get to know about you all as well!


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DANCE WITH ME (Columbia) Starring: Vanessa L. Williams, Chayanne, Kris Kristofferson, Joan Plowright, Jane Krakowski. Screenplay: Daryl Matthews. Producers: Lauren C. Weissman, Randa Haines and Shinya Egawa. Director: Randa Haines. MPAA Rating: PG (profanity, mild sensuality) Running Time: 125 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
I know what you're probably thinking about DANCE WITH ME, because it's the same thing I was thinking. This would be nothing more than a bunch of dance sequences strung together by something that could only be called a plot if you were being particularly generous. Even the film's trailer, which featured about a dozen words in two minutes, contributed to the impression that DANCE WITH ME wouldn't be about characters, but about plastic wind-up dance toys masquerading as characters. Yes, the film's original title -- SHUT UP AND DANCE -- would certainly prove prescient.
I'll tell you what I wasn't expecting: one of the year's most appealing, charismatic performances. It comes courtesy of Chayanne, the Puerto Rican musical sensation who stars here as Rafael Infante, a young Cubano coming to Houston, Texas on a personal mission. After landing a job at the studio of dance teacher John Burnett (Kris Kristofferson), Rafael becomes interested in one of the pros who frequents the studio, Ruby Sinclair (Vanessa L. Williams). Ruby is an enigma to Rafael, since her fierce dedication to dancing doesn't seem to be connected to any real joy. As Rafael tries to re-introduce Ruby to the pure pleasure of dance, a tentative romance, naturally blossoms between them.
Simple stuff, to be sure -- perhaps even simplistic -- but DANCE WITH ME sells its simplicity almost entirely on the strength of Chayanne's appeal. Though it's certainly helpful that he's has boyish good looks and an inviting smile, his success can't be dismissed as purely hormonal. He has to anchor both of the film's big emotional hooks -- tentative attempts to connect with the father he has never known, and the romance with Williams -- in spite of a language barrier, which he does by acting with his face and body language as well as any young performer of the last several years. Chayanne has that intangible something called presence, something that gets you more involved in a simple story than the material probably deserves.
That presence is most forceful when he hits the dance floor in an exhilarating sequence at a Latin dance club. The sequence hinges on Rafael conveying to Ruby the pure joy of dance, and that joy explodes from his every movement. As obviously choreographed as some of the "spontaneous" moves in the club might be, it's still infectious to watch when Rafael seems to be having so much fun. He even manages to bring an unforced charm to the Gene Kelly dance steps he breaks into in the middle of a shower of lawn sprinklers. Anyone who can invoke SINGIN' IN THE RAIN without inspiring gasps at the sacrilege has to be doing something right.
He does so many things right, in fact, that the second half of DANCE WITH ME seems terribly wrong-headed when the focus abruptly shifts to Ruby's attempts to re-ignite her career at a Las Vegas dance competition, re-united with her former partner (Rick Valenzuela, playing a cartoonish macho egomaniac). First-time screenwriter Daryl Matthews (also the film's choreographer) makes the mistake of making Ruby's conflict central at a time in the narrative when there's already plenty of conflict to go around. Director Randa Haines, meanwhile, makes the mistake of spending too much time showing us the competition itself. If the point was to prove how much more exciting club dancing is than regimented competitive dancing, that point is made and made again for nearly half an hour, including ridiculous comic relief from Joan Plowright as a spunky geriatric. The solid chemistry between Williams and Chayanne is lost, the father-son relationship is buried and the dancing rapidly grows tiresome. Predictable though the story may have been, at least is was energetic. DANCE WITH ME decides to turn into a dance movie exactly when the dancing is least interesting, and after the hero has made his impression.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 dance fevers: 6.
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Since 2016 I have been spending my time once a week singing with other fantastic humans in a choir (Coret) – I love to sing, and it brings me so much joy. I also also love meeting up with my family or friends for a good chat over a cup of coffee or tea, and When I can find the time, I like to sit down either by the computer to code or to play World of Warcraft or enjoy a good book on the sofa - preferably a book on historical fiction.


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| class | GTestShuffleUnitTest |
Functions | |
| def | AlsoRunDisabledTestsFlag () |
| def | FilterFlag (test_filter) |
| def | RepeatFlag (n) |
| def | ShuffleFlag () |
| def | RandomSeedFlag (n) |
| def | RunAndReturnOutput (extra_env, args) |
| def | GetTestsForAllIterations (extra_env, args) |
| def | GetTestCases (tests) |
| def | CalculateTestLists () |
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| COMMAND = gtest_test_utils.GetTestExecutablePath('googletest-shuffle-test_') | |
| string | TOTAL_SHARDS_ENV_VAR = 'GTEST_TOTAL_SHARDS' |
| string | SHARD_INDEX_ENV_VAR = 'GTEST_SHARD_INDEX' |
| string | TEST_FILTER = 'A*.A:A*.B:C*' |
| list | ALL_TESTS = [] |
| list | ACTIVE_TESTS = [] |
| list | FILTERED_TESTS = [] |
| list | SHARDED_TESTS = [] |
| list | SHUFFLED_ALL_TESTS = [] |
| list | SHUFFLED_ACTIVE_TESTS = [] |
| list | SHUFFLED_FILTERED_TESTS = [] |
| list | SHUFFLED_SHARDED_TESTS = [] |
| def googletest-shuffle-test.AlsoRunDisabledTestsFlag | ( | ) |
Referenced by CalculateTestLists().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.FilterFlag | ( | test_filter | ) |
Referenced by CalculateTestLists().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.RepeatFlag | ( | n | ) |
| def googletest-shuffle-test.ShuffleFlag | ( | ) |
Referenced by CalculateTestLists(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleGeneratesNewOrderInEachIteration(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleRestoresOrderAfterEachIteration(), and googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleShardedTestsPreservesPartition().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.RandomSeedFlag | ( | n | ) |
Referenced by CalculateTestLists(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleGeneratesNewOrderInEachIteration(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleRestoresOrderAfterEachIteration(), and googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleShardedTestsPreservesPartition().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.RunAndReturnOutput | ( | extra_env, | |
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Runs the test program and returns its output.
Referenced by GetTestsForAllIterations().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.GetTestsForAllIterations | ( | extra_env, | |
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Runs the test program and returns a list of test lists. Args: extra_env: a map from environment variables to their values args: command line flags to pass to googletest-shuffle-test_ Returns: A list where the i-th element is the list of tests run in the i-th test iteration.
References RunAndReturnOutput().
Referenced by CalculateTestLists(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleGeneratesNewOrderInEachIteration(), googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleRestoresOrderAfterEachIteration(), and googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleShardedTestsPreservesPartition().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.GetTestCases | ( | tests | ) |
Returns a list of test cases in the given full test names. Args: tests: a list of full test names Returns: A list of test cases from 'tests', in their original order. Consecutive duplicates are removed.
Referenced by googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.testShuffleChangesTestCaseOrder().
| def googletest-shuffle-test.CalculateTestLists | ( | ) |
Calculates the list of tests run under different flags.
References AlsoRunDisabledTestsFlag(), FilterFlag(), GetTestsForAllIterations(), RandomSeedFlag(), and ShuffleFlag().
Referenced by googletest-shuffle-test.GTestShuffleUnitTest.setUp().
| googletest-shuffle-test.COMMAND = gtest_test_utils.GetTestExecutablePath('googletest-shuffle-test_') |
| string googletest-shuffle-test.TOTAL_SHARDS_ENV_VAR = 'GTEST_TOTAL_SHARDS' |
| string googletest-shuffle-test.SHARD_INDEX_ENV_VAR = 'GTEST_SHARD_INDEX' |
| string googletest-shuffle-test.TEST_FILTER = 'A*.A:A*.B:C*' |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.ALL_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.ACTIVE_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.FILTERED_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.SHARDED_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.SHUFFLED_ALL_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.SHUFFLED_ACTIVE_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.SHUFFLED_FILTERED_TESTS = [] |
| list googletest-shuffle-test.SHUFFLED_SHARDED_TESTS = [] |


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Traditionally, the first program that you learn to write in a new language is a program that displays the message “Hello, world!”.
For most languages, this is about the simplest complete program possible. When you successfully write it, you’ve learned to do two fundamental things with your language:
Try to write and run the “Hello, world!” program in your language.
As you may recall from the “How Hardware Works” course, there are two fundamental approaches to implementing a programming language: translation and interpretation.
In our multi-level architecture scheme, we are primarily looking at Level 5, sometimes drilling down into Level 4, and occasionally looking further down.
Source code in the PL is translated into a different language that the underlying machine can more easily handle. The most common translation program is a compiler, and I will often use “compilation” as a synonym for “translation”. An assembler is another type of translation program that we discuss in other courses.
Translation produces a new program, in a different language, that is actually executed by an underlying machine (either physical or virtual). This means that the translation only needs to happen once (assuming that you are finished making changes to your program).
A run-time environment simulates the effect of the program in your PL. At run time, a program called an interpreter reads your source code and executes machine instructions that have the same effect.
This means that the interpretation process happens every time you execute your program. This often means that:
The points are gross generalizations, with many caveats and exceptions.
Some language implementations combine translation and interpretation. The most common example is the typical Java implementation. Usually, Java source code is compiled into a binary language called Java byte code. However, Java byte code is not the machine language that runs on PCs, Macs, or the like. Instead, it is the machine language for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
The JVM is usually a piece of software that interprets the Java byte code. This hybrid approach allows the same Java byte code to run, without changes, on different operating systems and different hardware. (The JVM software is specific to the OS and hardware, so the Java application programmer is insulated from these differences. It is also possible to find the JVM implemented directly in hardware.)
Microsoft’s .NET platform takes a somewhat similar approach. In this case, the VM/interpretation is built into the OS, and there are multiple PLs (C++, VB, C#) that can be compiled to the same “Common Intermediate Language” bytecode.
Any PL can be implemented through translation, or through interpretation, or through a hybrid approach.
While many languages are strongly associated with particular approaches (C is usually compiled, Java is usually hybrid), there is nothing required or necessary about this. There are C interpreters and there are non-hybrid Java compilers. These are alternative implementations of the same language.
Again, there are two fundamental approaches, which can be blended to varying degrees.
IDEs are a “Swiss army knife” that combine many useful tools. Typically they include the ability to do many of the following within the same tool:
Some IDEs target a particular programming language; others can handle multiple PLs. Popular IDEs include Eclipse, NetBeans, and Microsoft Visual Studio.
Many excellent programmers avoid IDEs and primarily use a text editor program plus a compiler or interpreter for their PL. The other features listed above can be used through a set of independent tools.
Programmers can become very attached to their text editor of choice, leading to “editor wars”.
xkcd: Real Programmers
Let’s relate these concepts to the JavaScript programming that we covered in the first two courses.
While older Web browsers interpreted JavaScript, current browsers use a sophisticated form of “just in time” (JIT) compiling. Traditional compiling was a manual, pre-runtime “batch” job: the programmer would feed source code through the compiler to produce an executable. In contrast, JIT compiling happens automatically at runtime.


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Jan 2021 - May 2021
Co-Founder and Technology Lead
June 2019 - Present
Co-founded the 1st online platform in Ethiopia that connects parents who look for tutoring services with top tutors at affordable prices.
Website Developer
May 2020 - August 2020
This are projects I have worked on in class and beyond class.
Built tetris game using Javascript ES6 in modular components along with a MYSQL database for the backend to store players’ information
Analyzed dataset using pivot tables, graphs, and charts to determine possible causes of deaths by non-communicable diseases in Sierra Leone
Developed Haleta Tutor's website using React Js for front-end and Node Js for backend and MongoDB for Database
Developed in team of 2 a workout app using flutter. Also worked on the design.
Built the official website for EIHR using wordpress and installed various extensions.
Developed various models to accurately predicete diabetes.


- scheduleButtonPushed() - Method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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When this button is pushed, the text fields, date fields, and time fields will be checked
to see if they are blank.
- scheduled - package scheduled
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- ScheduledAlertController - Class in scheduled
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This scene will display how long the user must wait for the driver based
on the current day and time.
- ScheduledAlertController() - Constructor for class scheduled.ScheduledAlertController
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- scheduleRide(User) - Method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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When this method is called, pushed the current users USERNAME into
the SCHEDULEINFO table DRIVER column.
- selectedRow() - Method in class scheduled.EditScheduleController
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When the table is clicked, the person field will be set to all the values from the table.
- selectedRow(MouseEvent) - Method in class scheduled.ViewDriverController
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When the table is double clicked, the selected row will set the value for the driver field.
- setADriver(boolean) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the value of isAdriver.
- setDateTime(LocalDate, Time) - Method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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This method is used to be able to set the static fields,
timeOf and dayOf in an instance method.
- setDay(LocalDate) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the date the user is to be picked up.
- setDayAndTimeSelected(LocalDate, Time) - Static method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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This method is used to set the staic timeOf and dayOf field.
- setDestination(String) - Method in class users.User
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This method is user to set the destination the user would like to be dropped off at.
- setDriver(User) - Method in class scheduled.ViewDriverController
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This method is used to be able to set the static fields, driver in an instance method.
- setEmail(String) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the email of the user.
- setLocation(String) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the pick up location for the user.
- setPassword(String) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the user password.
- setPerson(User) - Method in class scheduled.EditScheduleController
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Used to set the information from the selected row to the person field.
- setRating(double) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the users rating 0-5.
- setSelectedUser(User) - Static method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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This method creates the user type from the clicked field in the tableview.
- setStaticDriver(User) - Static method in class scheduled.ViewDriverController
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This method is used to set the staic driver field.
- setTime(Time) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the time the user is to be picked up.
- setUser(User) - Static method in class login.LoginController
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Initializes the userInfo.Driver type.
- setUser(User) - Static method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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This method is used to set the static user field.
- setUserId(int) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the user ID.
- setUserName(String) - Method in class users.User
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Sets the username.
- showTable() - Method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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When this method is called, the table in the driver tab will populate with users who are
looking to carpool.
- showTable() - Method in class scheduled.ViewDriverController
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When this method is called, the table will display with the designated contents.
- signInButtonPushed() - Method in class login.LoginController
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When this method is called the scene will change to the Main menu
scene if usernameTextField and password is correct.
- signOutButtonPushed() - Method in class main.MainMenuDriveController
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When this button is pushed it will sign the user out and send them to the login.LoginScene.fxml
scene.
- start(Stage) - Method in class main.MainLogin
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Starts the program.
- submitButtonPushed() - Method in class main.MainMenuRideController
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When this button is pushed it will check to see if the 4 text fields
in the drive tab are empty.
- submitButtonPushed() - Method in class thankyoubox.ThankYouDriveController
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When this button is pushed, the average riders's rating will be updated with the selected
rating.
- submitButtonPushed() - Method in class thankyoubox.ThankYouRideController
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When this button is pushed, it will add the new calculated rating for the driver into the
RATING column USERINFO table.
- successfulBox(String, String) - Static method in interface newuser.Validator
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When this method is called a successful outcome is shown to the user.


To extend the Tensor class while using the dl.tensor constructor, and to allow dl.print to work,
click the button with console open. Alert presents data from the extended tensor
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I am a 22 year old aspiring programmer. I first learned about programming through my father who works for a big programming company, but actually started working with code a half a year ago through Fidgetech. While there I learned how to use Unity and VisualCodeStudio, and during that time the teacher noticed how quickly I caught onto the lessons and my ability to explain code "in a way that anyone can understand easily".
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Coming from an engineering background, solving complex problems has always driven me. After graduating from The University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelors in Civil Engineering, I started my career in the high end construction industry. Now, the data movement has sparked my problem solving curiosity. I went back to my Alma Mater to get a proffesional certificate in Data Analytics & Visualization. With these new skills, I hope to be a pioneer in this increasingly data driven world.
Turning large and unstructured data into quantifiable and tangible results.
Large scale commercial consturction management has given me valuable project management skills
Fullstack Experience with Flask apps and Javascript. Showing the user our findings.
Utilized Python in different methods (data exploration through pandas, OOP interfacing with SQL alchemy, visualizations with matplotlib, etc).
The projects in the link below are the culmination of my hard work combined with the new skills I have learned. They showcase my ability to query, organize, analyze and visualize the transformation of raw data into functional solutions.
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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Polls open at 6 a.m. in New Jersey’s elections.
At the top of the ballot Tuesday are all 80 of the seats in the Democrat-led General Assembly.
A number of local races and a statewide ballot question on whether veterans living in retirement communities should get a $250 property tax deduction are also on the ballot.
Voters in the 1st District are also electing a successor to fill Rep. Jeff Van Drew’s state Senate seat since he was elected to Congress.
Polls are open until 8 p.m. County offices have been accepting mail-in ballots for weeks, though.
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Wandering Animals
Hi, here's another sample for fun functionality:
Some animals wandering around and eating trees, wires and decorations Here's a video🎞 showing them. They reproduce when you tap on them. Some of them will automatically be spawned on new maps.
Need some confusion? Here you have it Code: Select all// This is a plugin for TheoTown
// Visit www.theotown.com to learn more about TheoTown plugins
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// Written by Lobby Divinus to demonstrate new fun functionality
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"id":"$anim_terrain_animal00_animals00",
"type":"animation",
"frames":[{"bmp":"animals.png","w":32,"count":2,"handle y":8}],
"speed":0.1
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"id":"$terrain_animal00",
"type":"terrain",
"ordinal":201,
"width":1,
"height":1,
"title":"Wandering animals",
"text":"Just some animals wandering around. Try to tap on them.",
"frames":[null],
"animation":[{"id":"$anim_terrain_animal00_animals00"}],
"frame alignment area":true,
"draw ground":true,
"price":1000,
"destroyable":false,
"spawn":
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"p":0.01,
"height":600,
"radius":600
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{"type":"wire","invert":true}
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{"type":"remove"}
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Create your online portfolio in minutes with the professionally and lovingly designed REEN website template. Customize your site with versatile and easy to use features
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Jordan's MineCraft Art Academy
By clicking on the colors and dragging them, you can make your own Minecraft World!


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Coronavirus has put us in our homes, and the events which are unfolding throughout the world have forced many to rethink our priorities in life. It has also put into spotlight our relationship with mother nature and how life forms on the planet are interwined with each other. Given the pain felt by people in this calamity, one can only shudder to think how much pain might be coming in next decades if the climate change warnings given by scientists start being true.
As the civilization has advanced, humans have increasingly insulated themselves away from the nature. Nature has been abstracted away, just as a processor or RAM is abstracted away by the high level language to provide a powerful interface to the progammar. The layer beneath exists, but the programmar forgets about it. The abstraction provides us with faster rate of progress, but it can prove to be disastrous if we forget the fundamentals. It is like a computer programmar mistaking a monitor for the computer and getting rid of the CPU or RAM.
In the prehistoric times, man used to live in forest. There were no villages or cities. There were only forests, and man lived in the forest. He was a hunter gatherer, surviving by collecting wild plants and killing wild animals. At that time, man was very close to the nature. Today we go to a forest without paying attention to the types of trees and shrubs and sounds of birds. But, hunter gatherer societies are very aware of all the plants and species found in their forest. An anthropologist who spent a significant time with hunter gatherer tribes of Papua New Guinea recounted that in the forest there were 32 kinds of mushrooms, some edible and others poisonous. The edible and poisonous mushrooms differed very subtly in their looks and smells. The difference was very obvious to tribe members, while to the anthropologist they looked the same. Once when the tribe members were cooking mushroom, the anthroplogist expressed reservations that tribals may make a mistake. The tribals were offended.
Slowly, humans discovered agriculture, and started clearing forests for agriculture. We also started to domesticate the animals. With time, we lost touch with the forest. Forest was the entity where dangerous animals lived. If you wanted go from one town to another, you had to cross the dangerous forest.  Some stores are completely set in forest, with animals as the characters.
As humans started living in a concentration (like in villages and towns) and started interacting with animals more, there arose some problems. When there were food items at one place, there were rats, cockroaches, monkeys, flies, etc and they caused lots of bacterial and viral diseases which we had not faced till then. These problems only exacerbated as we entered industrial age, where there was even larger concnetration of humans and animals. There were bubonic plagues, and plauges caused by rats, and diseases caused by mosquitoes and lots of other diseases caused by lack of hygiene. The idea that many diseases are transmitted by various animals and insects is relatively new and for thousands of years, we were continously hammered by many diseases. Malaria, typhoid, chickpox, small pox, polio, tuberculosis, all were very common till a few decades ago.
Going through the List of epidemics is an exercise that causes fear.  When Europeans came to Americas, native American populations were decimated by the diseases that Europeans brought to Americas. Native americans had not seen those diseases which are created when there is huge concentration of humans and animals, and they had no resistance against them.
And worse thing about these epidemics was their unpredictability. If something is predictable, we somehow make peace with it. Like with death. We know old people die, so if someone dies in old age, we just say RIP and move on. Our social structures evolve around this inevitability. But epidemics were unpredictable. They will not come for 50 years, and then suddenly they would wipe out 50% of population in 2 years.
After being battered with these plagues for thousands of years, medical science advanced enough to erradicate most of them: by discovering that hygiene matters, and by finding vaccinations for most of the diseases.
In the post industrial world, we have abstracted away nature even further. Now we don't even know where our food comes from. I don't know where was the grain that I eat was grown? Who grew it? Which cow's milk did I drink? And if you eat meat, what is the history of the animal which was killed for you?
Sometimes, good leads to bad and bad can lead to good. Success may breed hubris and failure can spur you to action. Transition from hunterer gatherer system to agriculture and then to industrial age led to surplus production which led to flowering of arts and sciences (though there is no agreement that it led to improvement in happiness of people). But it led to overcrowding of people and animals and led to severe epidemics. For thousands of years, plagues and epidemics killed lots of people in unpredictable ways till medical science advanced enough to get rid of those. That removed a lot of misery from people's lives, but may have set us up for next cycle of disasters. Our population has grown exponentially since then. It was earlier kept in check by epidemics and to some extent, by wars.
In absence of these, humans may have grown in numbers to an unsustainable level. Along with the numbers, our affluence has increased, and to reach there we have exploited the planet to unseen levels. Forest area is continually in decline, global temperatures are on rise, water levels are receding and species are getting extinct at an unprecedented rate. If there is a correction, the pain felt by us may be on a much much larger scale than the epidemics we have seen in earlier centuries.
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Increasing abstraction of nature has been reflected in our religions too. I lately read about the belief systems of various native American tribes: Sioux, Cherokee, Lakota, Navajo, Aztecs and Incas. Their belief systems revolved around nature. Mother nature is what gave them food. There were gods of rain, water, thunderstorm, and god of moon and god of sex.
In vedic religion too, there were gods of nature: Indra, Agni, Varun, Vayu etc. Vedic hymns are full of worship of these forces of nature.
But as civilization advanced, these "primitive" gods gave way to more abstract Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh, and their avatars, which are on higher pedestal than the nature gods. In puranic stories, when Indra faces some unsolvable problem like encountering a powerful demon, he goes to Brahma, who redirects him to Vishnu or Shiva and they provide a solution to Indra's problem. Perhaps, moving away from nature gods to more abstract gods occurred as we moved more and more to agricultural way of life.
In abrahamic religions, god was abstracted away further. In Christianity and Islam, there is "one" god, who takes care of all beings. God is abstract in the sense that we cannot see him or feel him, we have to trust the messanger via whom he communicates. Christianity and Islam like to denigrate pagans and people of Jahiliyyah respectively who believe in multitude of (more concrete) gods.
If at all the world has been created by some sentient beings, it looks like the outcome of a large team of incompetent gods rather than a single competent god. It is like the work of a team of engineer gods which has somehow managed to get a product out of the door. It is like the CEO god's directions were misunderstood by the team of product managers which were fighting amongst themselves for influence and those product managers passed on self contradictory requirements to developers who coded up a buggy software world. Bugs found by QA were patched rather than fixed and a barely functioning product was shipped out.
Only that explains the agony through which everyone has to through from life to death.


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My name is Giovanni Carpigiani. I'm brazilian and brand new in the codding world. This CV is part of the HTML & CSS course and also my first time codding.
I currently work as a behavior analyst in the hospitality industry with previous experience in luxury retail, where I've attended brands such as Jimmy Choo, TOD'sand Michael Kors. Due to the amount of data that I need to process on a daily basis, I've decided to study code and programming aiming to have faster and more accurate results.
For further information about me or the code, please do not hesitate reaching me. You'll find my contact information in the heather section and also on the footer of this page. Let's code!
Effective Communication
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Please find on the table bellow further information on my Education.
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Digital House |
Web Full Stack |
2020 |
INSPER |
Extension Digital Marketing |
2018 |
INSPER |
Certificate in Marketing Management |
2018 |
Faculdades Integradas Rio Branco |
Bachelor in International Affairs |
2015 |
Last position: Digital Marketing Coordinator
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Manage Oetker Collection’s website for Palácio Tangará and local Gift Voucher website;
Manage website development and emailing campaigns;
Development of a integrated CRM strategy considering the hotel outlets such as Spa and restaurants;
Development of CRM e-mailing and social media strategy;
Working closely with Oetker Collection headquarters in Paris to define SEO & SEM strategy for the propriety.
Last Position: CRM & BI Coordinator
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Sales Force Platform implementation;
Setting the strategy for customer segmentation and retention;
Development of the customer’s journey for all Dorben Group’s brands in the Brazilian market;
Development of Dorben Group CRM’s program (RFM, 1 to 1 strategy and seasonal activations);
Follow-up of the e-commerce performance (Farfetch);
Establishment of trade partnerships for the marketing activities;
Forecast and maintenance of the Open To Buy per season;
Performance analysis (margin, sell-thru, grow rate, conversion rates, unit per transaction, average spend, etc.);
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He’s got his number
It really could have been much worse.
by SharkyThis pilot fish confesses that there was a time when he was known to take out his frustrations on any hardware that might be within reach.
Which is the proximate reason a tech has to be called in one day to repair the phone sitting on his desk. The tech works on it for a while, then comes over to fish to announce, “It’s fixed. Hold out your hand.”
Tech drops a bit of broken plastic into fish’s hand — it once served as the button in the cradle that opened and closed the line — with the comment, “You’re a mean man!”
Sharky knows you have some true tales of IT life that are off the hook. Send them to me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also subscribe to the Daily Shark Newsletter.


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Articles published on 14 September 2019
On 14 September 2019, 8 new articles were published in 7 journals.
Assessing the Impact of Knowledge and Location on College Students’ Perceptions of Gun Control and Campus Carry Policies: A Multisite Comparison
School Punishment and Interpersonal Exclusion: Rejection, Withdrawal, and Separation From Friends by Wade C. Jacobsen
The Influence of Urban Built Environment on Residential Burglary in China: Testing the Encounter and Enclosure Hypotheses by Han Yue, Xinyan Zhu
An Examination of Gender Differences in Bullying Among Justice-Involved Adolescents by Richard Dembo, Julie M. Krupa, Jessica Faber, Ralph J. Diclemente, Jennifer Wareham, James Schmeidler
Stop Them in Their Tracks: Migration Policies, Drug Markets, and Terrorism by Nazli Avdan
Adverse Childhood Experiences Among Asian/pacific Islander Sexual Minority College Students
Russia in the Eyes of Islamic State: An Analysis of the Content of Dabiq and Rumiyah Magazines and Russia’s Involvement in the Fight Against the Islamic State by Marta Sara Stempień
Social Media Freaks: Digital Identity in the Network Society by Danielle Gilbert


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02.14.17
The landscape of Ohio University has changed throughout President Roderick McDavis’ administration.
Notable projects include new Baker Center, built in 2007, renovated dining halls and several residence halls.
Prior to 2007, no new residence halls were built for 30 years. During McDavis’ presidency, five residence halls have been built. The Housing Master Plan began in 2006, and Adams Hall was built in 2007, breaking the hiatus of residence hall construction to meet enrollment needs. Adams Hall has 350 beds for residents.
“There was a period in Ohio University’s history where resources were not what they were in 2007,” Shawna Bolin, the university planner, said. “Enrollment increases changed the need. Adams Hall was built to accommodate that.”
The Housing Master Plan calls for the renovation and construction of residence halls on South Green. Cady, Foster and Brough were demolished last summer as part of the Back South Demolition Phase I project for about $1.6 million. The area will be used as additional green space on South Green.
Other demolitions on South Green have been scheduled in summer 2017 under McDavis’ administration as part of the Housing Master Plan. The plan to demolish O’Bleness House and Martzolff House was approved by the Board of Trustees in October. The budget of the project is $2.5 million if Fenzel House is demolished, but if not, the project will cost about $1.8 million. The university will decide in March if Fenzel will be included in the South Green demolitions.
All 15 of the Back South residence halls are scheduled for demolition in the future. They will be replaced once demolished. Four new dorms have been constructed so far: Sowle Hall, Luchs Hall, Tanaka Hall and Carr Hall.
“We always rebase to say what’s our enrollment, what’s our occupancy requirements,” Christine Sheets, the assistant vice president for the division of student affairs, said. “That’s changed the speed at which we completed the demolition. … It’s smart growth. We’re taking off old and replacing them with higher-efficiency residence halls.”
New Baker Center opened in 2007 under McDavis. The five-story building with a theater, Latitude 39, West 82 and student organization offices cost $60 million, two-thirds of which was funded by student fees. The previous student center was housed in what is now Schoonover Center and the Radio-Television Building.
“(Baker Center) is really nice for students to come to get away from our dorms,” Amy Rapien, a sophomore studying child and family studies, said. “It’s very central and accessible. I love how (Front Room) takes our flex points.”
All three dining halls on campus were renovated during McDavis’ time as president. Shively was revamped in 2010 for approximately $8.9 million. Nelson dining hall, market and cafe opened its doors in fall 2012. $12 million was put into renovating the West Green Market District in 2015, including Boyd’s dining hall and market.
Most recently, Jefferson Market opened in January for about $8.8 million, as part of the $40 million budget for Jefferson Hall. Jefferson Market features a juice bar, a sandwich shop, a coffee shop and more.
“I never expected a market to look like that,” Lauren Rutherford, a sophomore studying health service administration, said. “It’s a good option for students to have and it’s healthier too. We need to have that option for students to learn how to eat right.”
In McDavis’ absence, the university will continue to maintain all aspects of campus, from dining areas to residence halls, Jenny Hall-Jones, dean of students, said.
"When students go and visit colleges they look at the residence halls, they look at the campus rec faculties, they look at the student center and the dining halls,” she said. “The things where students spend most of their time are really, really important to them, and we need to upkeep those."
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Erin O'Brien
This is a web page dedicated to my grandmother Erin O'Brien. I plan to use this web page to display some of the exciting things she did with her life when she was an actress and singer.
CIS155. Nouh Hammou. Updates for V4. 6.15.2020
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The NIAID-funded Eukaryotic Pathogen Genome Database
(EuPathDB.org) invites proposals for Driving Biological
Projects (DBPs) focused on one or more of the eukaryotic
pathogens supported by this Bioinformatics Resource Center
(BRC). We anticipate making two awards of up to $600K each
by July 1, 2010 (a second round of solicitations is expected
in 2012). A two page Letter of Intent (LOI) is due Feb 28,
following which full applications will be solicited by
invitation only, with a deadline of March 31.
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Fundraiser for funeral of ‘superman’ father who died after Balga pool incident
by Laura PondTHE family of a man who died at a Balga pool are trying to raise money for a funeral to honour the doting father-of-two, amid questions over the circumstances of his death.
Jonathan Massandy (29) died in hospital following an accident at Leisurepark Balga on November 3 while swimming with his six-year-old daughter.
Sarah Prijt (26), the mother of Mr Massandy’s daughter and nearly two-year-old son, has started a Go Fund Me page on behalf of his parents to cover funeral costs.
“…He was the love of my life”
The couple met eight years ago and though they separated not long after their son was born, Ms Prijt said they were starting to repair their relationship.
“Now I feel so broken because he was the love of my life,” she said.
“We’d just talked about him having more time with them so we could slowly take steps forward to possibly coming back together and now that’s gone.”
Ms Prijt described the Balga landscaper as “superman” and a kind, generous and loving person who put everyone before himself.
“He’s just a good person and he’s an amazing dad,” she said.
“He loves them.”
The circumstances surrounding his death are being investigated but Ms Prijt believes there was no lifeguard watching.
“I’m absolutely heartbroken for my daughter because she’s the one that actually had to go find help,” she said.
“A six-year-old little girl shouldn’t ever see her dad die”
“She went up to a lady that had to go find a lifeguard.
 I know he’d be so upset right now his little girl had to go through it all by herself.”
She also believes the pool stayed open after the incident but the City of Stirling, which runs the pool, said it could not comment while it was being investigated.
“Given the matter is currently under coronial investigation, it is not appropriate for the City to comment on the particulars of the incident at this time,” community development director Michael Quirk said.
The City said its thoughts were with the family.
Ms Prijt said she had been in constant contact with Mr Massandy’s parents since the tragedy and his older brother and sister were also struggling with his death.
“It’s a pretty broken family at the moment,” she said.
“I have to keep my head strong for the kids, which is really hard because all I want to do is cry.”
The online fundraiser has raised more than $6000 of its $10,000 goal and Ms Prijt said they just wanted to give the “all round top person” the send-off he deserved.
Donate to the fundraiser here.


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