CSO figures reveal renters more likely than homeowners to be in 'consistent poverty'
Renters were found to be more likely to be notably suffering financially as a result of moving out.
by Ian ManganIrish people had significantly more disposable income last year compared to 2017, Central Statistics Office figures state.
The Survey on Income And Living Conditions In Ireland found the average equivalised disposable income was €22,872, an increase of 9.6% on the €20,869 of two years ago.
Equivalised income is a measure of household money that takes into account the differences in the size and make-up of a home.
Figures for last year also showed a slight decrease in the number of people who are “at risk of poverty”.
This rate, which measures the number of people whose income was less than 60% of the national median equivalised income, was 14.0% last year compared to 15.7% in 2017.
Renters were found to be more likely to be notably suffering financially as a result of moving out.
An analysis of consistent poverty rates showed the rate for those living in “owned” dwellings was 2.5% compared with 11.2% for those renting at the market rate and 14.2% for those paying less than this or living rent free.
Despite the fact Irish people have more money in their pockets, the figures show some are still deprived of certain luxuries.
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The most common types of hardship experienced was not being able to replace worn out furniture followed by not being able to afford an evening out in the last fortnight.
Further analysis of the figures showed those most at risk of poverty were those who were not at work due to illness or disability and people who were unemployed.
People with a third level degree or higher had the most disposable income in 2018, at €33,610.
The CSO Survey on Income And Living Conditions can be read in full here


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Software gamification aims at engaging users with software system features. User engagement is promoted via a gamification model that associates game elements (e.g., points) and rules (e.g., ranking policy) with each feature. Gamification has been increasingly explored in certain healthcare domains, such as chronic disease management and physical activity. However, there are currently two important literature gaps. First, certain healthcare domains in which user engagement is even more critical, such as the prevention of mosquito-transmitted diseases, have not systematically explored gamification yet. Healthcare systems of this domain largely depend on the wide engagement of the population, health professionals and authorities. Second, gamification has often to be introduced in existing systems developed without gamification in mind. Current methods are quite limited to support this task. In this paper, we report our experience while defining, incorporating, and evaluating a gamification model of an existing healthcare system called VazaZika. VazaZika is intended to assist the prevention of mosquito-transmitted diseases in economically emerging countries. We present and discuss the application of a method, adapted from a previous work, to support the design and incorporation of gamification model in existing systems (VazaZika, in our case). We also present the resulting conceptual model based on 12 game elements and 16 rules. We evaluate this model with 20 users in terms of ease of use and potential of user engagement. Our results suggest that our conceptual model has resulted in an easy-to-use system with the potential of truly engaging users with critical healthcare-related features. We expect both the method and its resulting model can be further reused and adapted to similar healthcare systems.
| # | Artifact | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Consent form | This file contains the consent form. |
| 2 | Participant characterization form | This file contains the participant characterization form. |
| 3 | List of experiment activities | This file contains the list of experiment activities. |
| 4 | Activity experiment form | This file contains the activity experiment form. |
| 5 | Follow-up form | This file contains the follow-up form. |
| 6 | Long-term engagement data | This file contains the line chart that illustrates the decay in the number system users.. |
| 7 | Personas List | This file contains the list of personas. |
| 8 | Participant form results | This file contains the participant form results (In portuguese). |
Any questions and/or suggestions should be sent to the paper authors as follows.
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| 1 | Anderson Uchôa |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 2 | Eduardo Fernandes |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 3 | Baldoino Fonseca |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 4 | Rafael de Mello |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 5 | Caio Barbosa |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 6 | Gabriel Nunes |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 7 | Alessandro Garcia |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| 8 | Leopoldo Teixeira |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


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A method is a sequence of statements grouped together to perform an operation. In Java, a method is always located inside a class. The relation between methods and classes will be learned further. In this topic, all methods will be located in the same class which contains the main
method.
In this topic, you will learn how to define new methods. It is assumed you've already known how to invoke existing methods.
In general case, a method has the following six components:
public
, static
, etc)()
;Some of these components are always required and others are optional.
Now, we will focus on 1, 3, 4 and 6 components. Modifiers will be learned in topics, related to object-oriented programming.
Here is an example of a simple method that calculates the sum of two given numbers:
public static int sum(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}
The sum
is a typical method written in Java. It returns the sum of two its parameters. The parameters are written in the parenthesis "(...)"
. To return the integer result the keyword return
is written.
In general case, a returning value and parameters can have any type, including non-primitive types.
public
and
static
.
The combination of the name of a method and its parameters is called the signature. It doesn't include:
sum
has the signature
sum(int, int)
.
sum(double, double)
min(long, long, long)
getValue()
$
,_
);sum
getValue
calculateNumberOfOranges
findUserByName
printArray
The listed methods satisfy the convention.
A method can return a single value or nothing. To declare a method returns nothing you should write the special keyword void as the type of a result value.
The following method prints the sum of two given numbers and returns no value.
public static void printSum(int a, int b) {
System.out.println(a + b);
}
A method can take one or multiple parameters of the same or different types. Also, it's possible to declare a method without any parameters, but "()" are still required.
/**
* The method has an int parameter
*/
public static void method1(int a) {
// do something
}
/**
* The method has long and double parameters
*/
public static void method2(long a, double b) {
// do something
}
/**
* The method has no any parameters and returns a value
*/
public static int method3() {
return 3;
}
When you call a method with a value of a primitive type then a copy of the value is created. Inside a method, you can process this copy. If you change it, the passed argument is not changed.
public static void main(String[] args) {
int val = 100; // 100
change(val); // try to change val
System.out.println(val); // it prints "100", because the method changed a copy of the val
}
/**
* The method changes a given value
*/
public static void change(int val) {
val = 400; // now, the copy is 400
}
In a method's body, you can write any statements including the conditional statement, any loops, invoking methods and declaring local variables. The declared variables are visible only in this method.
If a method returns a value, the method's body must contain the return
keyword. Moreover, a method may have multiple returns. But each state can return only a single value.
Let's see an example. The following method performs the integer division on a given value the specified number of times.
public static int divideBy2(int number, int times) {
if (times <= 0) {
return number;
}
for (int i = 0; i < times; i++) {
number /= 2;
}
return number;
}
The method divideBy2
takes two integers and returns another integer value. If the specified parameter times
is less than or equal to zero, the result is the given number
, otherwise, the method performs the integer division by two in a loop.
If a method doesn't return a value (it has the keyword void
), the method body may contain the return
keyword without returning value. It allows finishing the method ahead of schedule, for example, depending on a condition.
For example, the following method prints its arguments if given numbers are positive, otherwise, it performs the return statement.
public static void returnNothingOrPrintNumbers(int a, int b) {
if (a <= 0 || b <= 0) {
return;
}
System.out.println(a + " " + b);
}


June
14th,
2016
AWS Console does not provide a way to delete all of the identities in your identity pool. AWS CLI does.
Install jq
If jq
is not installed on your machine, follow the instructions on jq website.
Know your identity pool id
Find the identity pool id you want to work with. You can use the AWS Console or the following command, by replacing the YOUR_REGION code to the desired region code:
aws cognito-identity list-identity-pools --max-results 60 --region [YOUR_REGION]
Listing the identites
Armed with the identity pool id, use the following command to list the first 60 identities in your identity pool, coma separated:
aws cognito-identity list-identities --region [YOUR_REGION] --identity-pool-id [YOUR_IDENTITY_POOL_ID] --max-results 60 | jq -r '.Identities | map(.IdentityId) | join("\" \"")' | sed -e 's/\(.*\)/\"\1\"/'
Deleting the identites
We were selecting only 60 identites because this is a limitation on the delete-identities
function. Copy the result and paste it into the following command:
cognito-identity delete-identities --region [YOUR_REGION] --identity-ids-to-delete
Merging all together
Do you want to delete the next 60 identities with a single command? Run the following:
aws cognito-identity list-identities --region [YOUR_REGION] --identity-pool-id [YOUR_IDENTITY_POOL_ID] --max-results 60 | jq -r '.Identities | map(.IdentityId) | join("\" \"")' | sed -e 's/\(.*\)/\"\1\"/' | xargs aws cognito-identity delete-identities --region [YOUR_REGION] --identity-ids-to-delete


Grüner Veltliner
Grüner Veltliner is a white wine, made almost exclusively in Austria. It is an excellent alternative to Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Blanc.
The most prominent fruits in Grüner Veltliner are bell peppers and limes. For some of the more mature vintages, the flavor of nectarines and peaches can also come through. Other flavors can include tarragon, ginger, any honey. The best Grüner Veltliners will have a tingly aftertaste.
Pairing
Grüner Veltliners pair well with fried dishes such as fried chicken, pork, and sausages. They also pair well with chevre, gouda, havarti, and any cheese that pairs with Riesling. Grüner Veltliner pairs especially well with acidic dishes such as Austrian wiener schnitzel and American fried chicken and other fried foods, pork and veal with citric and other acidic sauces, sushi, sausages, Japanese/Indian/Thai cuisines and asparagus and other vegetables served with acidic sauces.
Pricing
2009 Vintage
The weather in early 2009 was wet and cold, with budbreak setting in at a late stage. May brought fog and light rains and cooler temperatures that slowed the vines and brought massive growth.
Flowering progressed slowly in June, and into July, followed by a summer with mild temperatures and windy periods.
Autumn weather was warmer than usual and we harvested the grapes in October. The grapes showed high sugar levels. 2009 is a gorgeous vintage and wine has given rise to profound celery, herbal, and peach jam aromas.
2014 Vintage
The weather in 2014 was hot and dry, with budbreak setting in May. May brought regular rain and light intense foggy periods.
Flowering progressed into June, followed by a summer with extremely hot temperatures.
Autumn weather was warmer than usual and we harvested the grapes in October. The grapes showed average sugar levels. 2014 is dry vintage showing crip lettuce and pepper aromas.
2019 Vintage
The weather in early 2019 was dry and mild, with budbreak setting in at an early stage. May brought heavy rains and cooler temperatures that slowed the vines and brought growth.
Flowering progressed quickly in June, followed by a summer with hot temperatures and extremely dry periods.
Autumn weather was cooler than usual and we harvested the grapes in mid-September. The grapes showed only moderate sugar levels. 2019 has the potential of becoming one of the most elegant and subtle vintages seen in years. The wine has given rise to profound aromas especially minerality and apricot.
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Veda Vidwat Agama Sadas from Feb. 25 at Tirumala
Vedic scholars from different parts of the country are expected to take part in the five-day meet
by Special CorrespondentElaborate arrangements are being made for the grand conduct of the five-day Veda Vidwat Agama Sadas at Tirumala.
The national-level seminar will be organised from February 25 to March 1 in which eminent Vedic scholars from different parts of the country are scheduled to take part.
Reviewing the progress of various developmental activities taken up for the welfare of the visiting devotees at TTD Annamaiah Bhavan, Additional Executive Officer A.V. Dharma Reddy on Friday exhorted officials to make foolproof arrangements for the seminar.
Plastic ban
He urged them to ensure that the ban on the use of plastic is strictly enforced atop the town. The meeting which discussed at length the plastic ban also felt the need to create more awareness among the devotees with regard to rejection of carrying/use of plastic water bottles.
TTD Chief Engineer Ramachandra Reddy, Dyeo (T) Harindranath, General Manager (transport) Sesha Reddy, VGO Manohar, Principal of Dharmagiri Veda Patasala K.S.S. Avadhani were prominent among others who took part in the meeting.


NIF Objects | Compound Types | Enum Types | Basic Types | File Versions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ForceType | The type of force? May be more valid values. |
| CollisionMode | |
| DeactivatorType | |
| hkResponseType | |
| TexTransform | Determines how a NiTextureTransformController animates the UV coordinates. |
| HavokMaterial | A material, used by havok shape objects. |
| EndianType | |
| VelocityType | Controls the way the a particle mesh emitter determines the starting speed and direction of the particles that are emitted. |
| AnimationType | Animation type used on this position. This specifies the function of this position. |
| DataStreamUsage | Determines how a data stream is used? |
| StencilCompareMode | This enum contains the options for doing stencil buffer tests. |
| TexFilterMode | Specifies the availiable texture filter modes. That is, the way pixels within a texture are blended together when textures are displayed on the screen at a size other than their original dimentions. |
| SymmetryType | Determines symetry type used by NiPSysBombModifier. |
| LightMode | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing how vertex colors influence lighting. |
| MipMapFormat | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing how mipmaps are handled in a texture. |
| StencilAction | This enum defines the various actions used in conjunction with the stencil buffer. For a detailed description of the individual options please refer to the OpenGL docs. |
| SyncPoint | Specifies the time when an application must syncronize for some reason. |
| TexType | The type of texture. |
| BSDismemberBodyPartType | Biped bodypart data used for visibility control of triangles. Options are Fallout 3, except where marked for Skyrim (uses SBP prefix) Skyrim BP names are listed only for vanilla names, different creatures have different defnitions for naming. |
| ChannelType | |
| SkyObjectType | Skyrim, sets what sky function this object fulfills in BSSkyShaderProperty. |
| OblivionLayer | Sets mesh color in Oblivion Construction Set. Anything higher than 57 is also null. |
| PSLoopBehavior | |
| SolverDeactivation | A list of possible solver deactivation settings. This value defines how the solver deactivates objects. The solver works on a per object basis. Note: Solver deactivation does not save CPU, but reduces creeping of movable objects in a pile quite dramatically. |
| MeshPrimitiveType | Describes the type of primitives stored in a mesh object. |
| FaceDrawMode | This enum lists the different face culling options. |
| AlphaFormat | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing how transparency is handled in a texture. |
| BoundVolumeType | |
| EffectType | The type of information that's store in a texture used by a NiTextureEffect. |
| KeyType | The type of animation interpolation (blending) that will be used on the associated key frames. |
| VertMode | An unsigned 32-bit integer, which describes how to apply vertex colors. |
| SortingMode | |
| CoordGenType | Determines the way that UV texture coordinates are generated. |
| BSShaderType | The type of animation interpolation (blending) that will be used on the associated key frames. |
| ApplyMode | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing the apply mode of a texture. |
| MotionSystem | The motion system. 4 (Box) is used for everything movable. 7 (Keyframed) is used on statics and animated stuff. |
| BillboardMode | Determines the way the billboard will react to the camera. |
| ZCompareMode | This enum contains the options for doing z buffer tests. |
| TargetColor | Used by NiPoint3InterpControllers to select which type of color in the controlled object that will be animated. |
| SkyrimHavokMaterial | |
| ChannelConvention | |
| ImageType | Determines how the raw image data is stored in NiRawImageData. |
| PixelLayout | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing the color depth of a texture. |
| ConsistencyType | Used by NiGeometryData to control the volatility of the mesh. While they appear to be flags they behave as an enum. |
| TexClampMode | Specifies the availiable texture clamp modes. That is, the behavior of pixels outside the range of the texture. |
| ComponentFormat | The data format of components. |
| MotionQuality | The motion type. Determines quality of motion? |
| CloningBehavior | Sets how objects are to be cloned. |
| PropagationMode | |
| PixelFormat | Specifies the pixel format used by the NiPixelData object to store a texture. |
| CycleType | The animation cyle behavior. |
| FieldType | The force field's type. |
| BSLightingShaderPropertyShaderType | Values for configuring the shader type in a BSLightingShaderProperty |
| DecayType | Determines decay function. Used by NiPSysBombModifier. |
| EmitFrom | Controls which parts of the mesh that the particles are emitted from. |
| SkyrimWaterShaderFlags | Skyrim water shader property flags |
| SkyrimShaderPropertyFlags1 | Skyrim Shader Property Flags 1 |
| BSShaderFlags | Shader Property Flags |
| FurnitureEntryPoints | Furniture entry points. It specifies the direction(s) from where the actor is able to enter (and leave) the position. |
| BSPartFlag | Editor flags for the Body Partitions. |
| DataStreamAccess | Determines how the data stream is accessed? |
| SkyrimShaderPropertyFlags2 | Skyrim Shader Property Flags 2 |
| BSSegmentFlags | An unsigned 32-bit integer, describing what's inside the segment. |


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Our paper on Crowdsourced Behavior-Driven Development will appear in Journal of Systems and Software (JSS).
Our paper Can Microtask Programming Work in Industry? will appear at ESEC/FSE Industry Papers 2020.
Our paper RulePad: Interactive Authoring of Checkable Design Rules will appear at ESEC/FSE 2020.
Research Highlights
Good documentation has long been argued to be the key to helping developers work more quickly and consistently with design decisions. But our studies have found that documentation is left largely disconnected from code, making it hard to write and update and causing it to become out of date and untrusted. This leaves developers to instead reverse engineer design decisions...
As developers debug, they use their mental models to formulate hypotheses about the cause of a defect. Unfortunately, when their hypotheses are wrong, developers can waste time and get stuck gathering information that does not lead them any closer to the cause of the defect. We've conducted studies to understand how developers debug and the role of hypotheses in debugging...
When working in large and complex codebases, developers face challenges using Find Usages to understand how to reuse classes and methods. To better understand these challenges, we conducted a small exploratory study with 4 participants. We found that developers often wasted time reading long lists of similar usages or prematurely focused on a single usage. Based on these findings, we...
Onboarding on a new project is often a long, hard process, dissuading casual contributors from ever starting. What if you could contribute code to a new software project in a few minutes? How would enabling many transient contributors change software development? We've been exploring these questions through building web-based programming environments which enable microtask programming and conducting studies to understand...
Developers solve problems by applying programming strategies, describing sequences of steps to debug, reuse, design, test, and understand code. Experienced developers work better by using more effective strategies. We've been exploring ways to capture and make explicit the strategies developers use, helping uncover how developers work differently and to create new ways to help developers benefit from the hard-earned wisdom...
Good documentation offers the promise of enabling developers to easily understand design decisions. Unfortunately, in practice, design documents are often rarely updated, becoming inaccurate, incomplete, and untrustworthy. A better solution is to enable developers to write down design rules which may be checked against code for consistency. But existing rule checkers require learning specialized query languages or program analysis frameworks,...


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I’ve been meaning to write a brief retrospective of the all the albums I’ve listened to in the past year for a couple years now, but I usually either forget to take note of albums I really enjoyed, or lost track of all the releases. This year’s listicle is brought to you by the great work of the r/ProgMetal folks and their very handy spreadsheet.
So, in no particular order, and not even my going by my most listened albums this year, here are some thoughts about the albums which left good impressions on me in 2021.
| The Future Bites Steven Wilson Released January 29th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
Wilson, who brought us, in my opinion, the definitive versions of Deliverance & Damnation, has been productive in his solo musical career as well. The overall effort that is The Futures Bites definitely rivals Hand. Cannot. Erase., and the insane banger Personal Shopper is definitely the song of the year. It is instantly catchy, yet interesting enough to be worth a second, third, or 50th listen.
The Future Bites sees Wilson embrace his love for electronic music in his solo albums (he’s definitely explored this in other projects). While he had previously explored mixing progressive and electronic elements within a single song, Personal Shopper is a fully electronic banger.
| Vertiges Gaspard Released January 29th, 2021 Bandcamp |
I might show some slight local bias here, but Gaspard is one my favourite discoveries of the year. The band describes themselves as being driven by the musical exploration of musical landscapes, and this album (as well as their previous one) delivers on this premise. The sometimes atmospheric and sometimes quite heavy riffs of the album are well balanced, and play off each other very well.
I also recommend their first release: La Forêt de Gaspard, of which Vestiges is pretty much an evolution. It is a study in textures and atmosphere.
| The Stuff of Legends Challenger Deep Released October 29th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
While the previous entry on this list is a slow exploration of a supernatural landscape, The Stuff of Legends is compact and energetic half-hour of satisfying math rock riffs with some great solos. This fast-paced album captures your attention for its entirety.
Their music video for The Great Calamity is also pretty fun.
| Swagger & Stroll Down the Rabbit Hole Diablo Swing Orchestra Released November 2nd, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
I hadn’t yet followed Alice down the hole of avant-garde metal, but this album by Diablo Swing Orchestra made me fall hard. The eclectic mix of prog, heavy metal, folk, and other genres, could make for a disjointed listen, but it is so well done that is actually just refreshing, and keeps you on your toes the whole album. Speed Dating an Arsonist is my favourite track of the album for its catchy bits, funny lyrics, and satisfying finish, but the entire album is worth a listen.
This is my first DSO album, and I definitely plan on going through their earlier work in 2022.
| Fear of an Obtuse Earth Home Brewed Universe Released January 25th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
Home Brewed Universe is the one-man band backed by Arka Sengupta from Hyderabad, India. Fear of an Obtuse Earth was an early coup de coeur for me. It came out on January 25th, just before Vertiges. I was immediately enthralled by the rough metal sound, and the interesting prog melodies.
It suffers from a bit of repetition towards the end though. Home Brewed Universe also release Tranquil Taboo Time this year, which feels a bit more of the same, and suffers from the same repetition issue.
| Sorella Minore Teramaze Released May 11th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
Like the entry above, Australian band Teramaze released two full-length albums this year. While Sorella Minore unfortunately suffers from the 2112 syndrome, it also has its redeeming quality in that the the bombastic first track is makes it an excellent album. At once both easily digested and surviving more attentive listens, the 25-minute epic manages to make you forget its length by carefully layering complex compositions as time goes on.
This album is a continuation of the story set forth in Her Halo, but I must admit I haven’t paid too much attention to the lyrics. Even skipping the story element, the four vocalists put on an amazing performance.
| Days Before the World Wept The Agonist Released October 15th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
It is always good to discover a band with a female vocalist who can do both clean and harsh vocals, especially when it is a local band! Vicky Psarakis, who’s been with the band for their last 4 releases now, is heavily showcased through the album, and to the benefit of the album.
| Dark Horse White Horse Dark Horse White Horse Released April 16th, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
Dark Horse White Horse is a collaboration between Marcela Bovio, Ruben Wijga, and Jord Otto, the last two both ex-ReVamp. This heavy album is a 22-minute compact EP that showcases each member’s talent. Mixed by Joost van den Broek, this record is definitely heavier than what I’m used to hearing from Bovio, who I have mostly heard through the lens of Arjen Lucassen’s rock operatic universe, and it works quite well with her vocal style.
| To Where the Light Retreats Hannes Grossman Released June 1st, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
A very good album to scratch that Alkaloid itch. The Great Designer, the album’s opening song, could be a continuation of Rise of the Cephalopods, as they somewhat similar in composition and theme. I pretty much like anything Hannes Grossman produces, so any negative comment should be taken as being relative to his other work. While I found Alkaloid’s albums to be stonger overall, I very much enjoyed To Where the Light Retreats. It has the characteristic heaviness and technical prowess of his other work, but manages to be distinct while not feeling too incremental.
| Senjustsu Iron Maiden Released September 3rd, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
It is impressive how Iron Maiden has consistently put out high quality records throughout their entire career (bar a few exceptions). While the titular opener is strong, my favourite part of the album is definitely the three closers: Death of the Celts, The Parchment, Hell on Earth. It seems that Maiden recently started liking longer songs again (all three songs have runtime upwards of 10 minutes), and I can only approve.
| A View from the Top of the World Dream Theater Released October 22nd, 2021 YouTube Music | Spotify |
DT’s outings in the last couple years have been hit-and-miss for me, but A View from the Top of the World sees them returning to their more traditional formula, and it is a definitive success. Like Maiden’s Senjutsu, this record boasts of a stronger opener and an amazing closing trio. The titular song, which is a 20-minute epic, doesn’t have the same impact as my nostalgia-coloured memory believes, say, Octavarium, to have, it is definitely a masterpiece of the genre. John Petrucci seems to have finally reached the speed that Mikael Åkerfeldt reckons he has.
Honourable Mentions
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Void – The Hollow Man Based on the T.S. Eliot poem of the same name. I love their interpretation of the poems, even if black metal is not my favourite genre.
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MFTJ – My Mom’s Getting a Horse Zappa-esque rhythms, quite quirky. The guitarist, Mike Keneally, was involved in the Zappa 1988 tour and is quite accomplished. Scott Schorr, the other half of the two-man band, has been involved in the prog scene as a producer for decades.
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Acrylazea – A Cavalcade of Cosmic Calamity An interesting blend of genres, with Unexpect influences. Similar to DSO. (Another avant-garde metal? I apparently have a new favourite genre.)
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Keor – Tearoom Clean riffs, and good musicianship. A good all-around album. It bills itself as emotionally explosive, and I think Keor delivers this with Tearoom. LEARNING GOD especially.
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Neptunian Maximalism – Solar Drone Ceremony Definitely something that needs to be listened to multiple times to be digested, studied, and understood. I found it a little too over the top to make the list. Angry Metal Guy recommends their earlier Éons however, so I’ll probably take some time to look into Neptunian Maximalism.
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Others By No One – Book II: Where Stories Come From Not sure if genius or insane.
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Prospectors – Proven Lands Another avant-garde album, definitely my favourite genre of the year. Or maybe I just enjoy experimentation and exploration in music. This debut album has an interesting mix of aggressive parts, but also slower build-ups leading to cathartic releases that I’ve come up to expect of prog-rock albums.


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WITNESS LIST Education Committee April 23, 2001 - 9:00A SB 10 FOR: Dunn, David (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX Grusendorf, Bill CEO (Texas Association of Rural Schools), San Saba, TX Moak, Lynn Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX AGAINST: Gerstenshlager, Merry Lynn (Texas Eagle Forum), Weatherford, TX ON: Francis, Patrick (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Hartman, Eric Legislative Director (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Jung, Ronnie (Teacher Retirment System), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX McGeady, John (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Backus, David Attorney (Texas Assocation of School Administrators), Austin, TX Flores, Steve Governmental Relations (Texas Association of School Administrators), Austin, TX Against: Armstrong, Bo (Texas Eagle Forum), Austin, TX SJR 52 FOR: Dunn, David (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX O'Hanlon, Kevin Attorney (South Texas Association of Schools), Austin, TX ON: Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations (Assocation of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations (Assocation of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX Hartman, Eric Legislative Director (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX


HADR is the preferred solution for HA and DR on DB2 LUW. It has the following benefits:
Universal solution
HADR is integrated in DB2 LUW. It is available wherever DB2 is.
TCP is used for primary and standby connection. No special hardware or software is needed.
No limitation on distance between primary and standby.
Deploy standby locally in the same room for HA, or remotely across the continent for DR
Deploy both local and remote standbys for HA and DR at the same time, using multiple standby (starting in DB2 V10.1).
Ease of use
Setup only requires a few configuration parameters (primary/standby network address, and hadr_syncmode)
Whole database replication. All logged activities in database are replicated (DDL and DML).
Only 3 commands to manage: start/stop/takeover HADR
One command does it all for failover (or role switch). Just say "takeover HADR"
Choice of protection levels
Choose the best sync mode for your business need: sync, nearSync, async, superAsync
Zero data loss protection available via patented IBM technology peer window.
Performance
Physical replay for best performance. Standby knows exactly which page, which row slot to update. Replay is simple and fast. Standby is exact clone of the primary.
Parallel replay on the standby. It uses the same mechanism as high performance parallel recovery.
Automation
Automated failover supported by integrated cluster manager.
Automatic client reroute after failover or role switch.
Automatic reconfiguration after failover or role switch in multiple standby. All standbys are auto reconfigured to connect to the new primary.
Versatile
Reads on standby can be enabled. Make full use of standby hardware.
Delayed replay (starting in DB2 V10.1) guards against errant transactions.
Rolling update achieves no down time for system upgrade.


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AMD Ryzen 3950X, 3960X and 3970X: Australian Price And Release Date
by Alex WalkerMaybe you're in the market for a new CPU. And maybe you need something a little more beefy than the average four-core chip. So how about a gaming CPU with 16 cores?
AMD has had some new hardware out in the wild for a little bit. The 3700X and 3900X got plenty of attention earlier this year, much like the first gen launch of the Ryzen CPUs. But at the top of the Ryzen stack, just below the company's Threadripper line of workstation-oriented CPUs, is the beefy 3950X.
The main takeaways is that it's a 16 core, 32 thread gaming CPU that clocks up to 4.7GHz, with early reviews finding that it's more power efficient than the already quite good 3900X, despite coming in at the same TDP and having four more cores and eight more threads.
When news about the 3950X was announced, I asked AMD's local team if Australian pricing was available. They've gotten back to me with that info this morning, as well as pricing on the next generation of their 24 core/32 core Threadripper workstation CPUs. You'll see the basic specs below and price for each, going from most expensive to least.
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| 3970X (TR) | 32/64 | 3.7GHz/4.5GHz | 128MB | 280W | $3199 |
| 3960X (TR) | 24/48 | 3.8GHz/4.5GHz | 128MB | 280W | $2249 |
| 3950X (Ryzen) | 16/32 | 3.5GHz/4.7GHz | 64MB | 105W | $1219 |
| 3900X | 12/24 | 3.8GHz/4.6GHz | 64MB | 105W | $780 |
| 3800X | 8/16 | 3.9GHz/4.5GHz | 36MB | 105W | $629 |
| 3700X | 8/16 | 3.6GHz/4.4GHz | 36MB | 65W | $519 |
| 3600X | 6/12 | 3.8GHz/4.4GHz | 35MB | 95W | $389 |
| 3600 | 6/12 | 3.6GHz/4.4GHz | 35MB | 65W | $315 |
AMD says that the Ryzen 3950X and Threadripper 3960X and 3970X will all be available in Australia from November 26. They also flicked over details for local pricing on the very bottom of the AMD third generation chips, the Athlon 3000G, which is retailing in Australia for $79 if you're looking to build the lowest-possible cost PC. The 3000G is available in Australia right now, although supply quirks mean some retailers might not have started shipping yet.
The 3950X is a pretty fascinating CPU. Having more cores at that price point with a decent boost speed is a obvious plus, and it's a vastly better value proposition than the i9-9980XE: it might have a few less cores, but it runs at higher frequencies, is on a newer platform that has better features, more efficient architecture and it's a few hundred dollars cheaper. That's not to mention the i9-10980XE which is coming out, which didn't fare that well against the 3900X in the first early review. And there's the cheaper motherboards to consider as well.
Still, for most gamers, all three of these CPUs are largely unnecessary. The 3950X has a ton of appeal for developers and full-time streamers/content creators who want a workstation-lite machine that can handle gaming, but the 3700X seems a better choice for most gamers who dabble in a bit of content creation.
I'll have some more thoughts and figures on the 3700X and 3900X specifically in the coming weeks, as AMD has sent over a kit that I'm waiting to test (there's a major AGESA update that will fix some of the early issues with the third-gen platform). But if you're looking to build a new rig before the end of the year, now's not a bad time at all to do it.


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Deletes a personal access token. Returns a 403 - Forbidden
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0.93 Release “Ra is a happy”
The Pitivi team is proud to announce the third release of the new version of Pitivi based on GES, the GStreamer Editing Services library. This is a incremental bugfixing release, so please make sure to see the 0.91 and 0.92 release notes to get the full picture.
This is now considered a beta release. As per the feedback we've received since 0.91 and the many fixes we've made since then, we are confident that the new release series is of much higher quality than the 0.15 series and older.
This release works well for us and we make nice movies with it. Try it out, have fun and report detailed bugs for issues you may encounter!
Changes and fixed bugs
Executive summary:
- Port the viewer and media file previewers to use a Clutter video output sink
- Visual refinements to the timeline (clip positioning, borders, selections)
- Improvements to the ruler and timecode display (cleaner representation, respects user theme colors and fonts, etc.)
- Allow importing MPEG-TS/AVCHD files. We are working towards improving the ts demuxer for nonlinear editing usecases.
- Fixes and improvements to the timeline's clip thumbnailers
- Clip thumbnailing in the media library, better import error handling (see also this blog post)
- Various fixes to the application version checking
- Rework the way dependencies are checked on startup
- Make some features contextual and cleanup menus
- Many content updates to the user manual, thanks to Tomas Karger
- Papercut fixes to keyframe curves
- Various fixes for rendering, including:
- Fix incorrectly setting project settings from clip properties
- Fix playback (and render) of DV files
- Fix rendering to MP4 container formats
- Fix rendering to MPEG-TS container formats (why in the world would you ever want to do that?)
- Fix a bug in GES where files would sometimes be rendered with no video stream
- Usability improvements and minor bug fixes
- Fix pylint errors
- Various fixes to the automated test suite
- Code refactoring and cleanup all over the place
- Fixes for AppData XML spec compliance
- Various build and packaging fixes
- Translations have been updated
See the list of reported bugs that have been resolved in 0.93.
Since the 0.92 release, 403 commits were made across 166 files. Here is a summary of some noteworthy commits:
8f5d7a3 timeline: Fix dragging an asset to the ruler
bbff99d project: Default to a square pixel aspect ratio
489d514 clipmediaprops: Prevent setting an invalid framerate from a misdetected clip
6ca7dd0 mainwindow: Actually use DAR (not PAR) to set the viewer's display aspect ratio
6401261 project: Emit “rendering-settings-changed” when the pixel aspect ratio changes
b272f07 project: Flush the pipeline when we set restriction caps
17fee0c viewer: Add a button to undock the viewer directly instead of using menu actions
771db7e clipmediaprops: Allow closing the dialog with ESC
25ab268 Show the full pathname in the tooltip for an asset
2167d95 elements: Fix lines appearing a bit to the left
0ff3bae elements: Make sure the line remains straight when adding a keyframe when clicked
9a71127 mainwindow: Allow pressing ESC or q to close the preview asset window
dfc908c tests: Skip TestGnomeSystem.testPowerInhibition if the power is inhibited
5ffd50e timeline: Handle only the key-press/release events on the timeline
5440803 elements: Fix video clips keyframes and lines vertical position
e54f0f5 clipproperties: Fix effect selection in the clip properties tab
7d3268b mainwindow: Short and consistent names for the context tabs
2a0b442 mainwindow: Show by default the title editor tab
1df29a8 medialibrary: Add half space unit at the left of the search field
b41a661 elements: Avoid 0-sized clips to become invisible
f0e557d widgets: Use the zoom slider tooltip to display the duration of the displayed timeline
a0b86d8 widgets: Simplify the zoom controls logic
86eb6ce widgets: Handle smooth scroll events on the zoom slider
f0f4f33 render: Allow the render progress dialog to close the desktop notification
fe2d994 mainwindow: Make the version display more robust in the about window
2b02155 tests: Allow the tests to be run by frameworks like nosetests
a96c7d6 bin: Make sure we use python2 when python3 is the default
510354e mediafilespreviewer: Keep the PreviewWidget size fixed
b1c3d59 mainwindow: Move the preview window size logic to a new method
0f0bd6b viewer: Make the AspectFrame part of the ViewerWidget
ea0149f viewer: Focus back the timeline when using the buttons
bd809c5 ruler: Remove hardcoded background color
b54e840 ruler: Use the same color for the entire playhead
614d70f ruler: Fix the play header display
1c0181b viewer: Add spacing around the play buttons
7734ff6 widgets: Hide the zero hour in the time widget
25107dc timeline: Make the timeline toolbar and scrollbars background transparent
944ff5e render: Fix the video codec settings saving
7215321 check: Make GnomeDesktop a soft dependency
946b99f ruler: Use system font
3f78e85 ruler: Show the hours and millis only if useful
7a301c8 ruler: Use a smaller font for the millis
d9ea434 elements: Remove margins between clips
cb89963 timeline: Fix the scrollbars alignment by using Gtk.Grid
88790fb elements: Change the border color when a clip is selected
5cc89e3 elements: Keep the handlebars hidden when the clip is selected
1af6c48 pipeline: Handle negative position when pausing
3b6ecb1 timeline: Fix stacktrace when clicking handlebar
3fd9b9a previewers: Fix stacktrace when removing a clip
cbe8af7 timeline: Insert the clip at the end of the longest layer
8551d7d widgets: Fix the zoom slider not showing the initial zoom value
3d19f44 timeline: Avoid zooming in when setting the best zoom ratio
ef3f62a timeline: connect to the whole GUI to end marquee selection.
7395094 project: cast remaining uncasted restriction fields.
1f3bf84 viewer: Use an AspectFrame widget in the external viewer, like the internal one
75c01e5 medialibrary: Generate thumbnails in the background
bf95c04 medialibrary: Automatically generate missing thumbnails
5cab48d Use icon_name all over the place, as stock icons are deprecated in GTK+ 3.10
8f031df Make the timeline insensitive during rendering by hijacking all events
afca76e previewers: Remove duplicated CPU tracking code
7e6b273 previewers: Set the thumbnail pixbuf in a single place
c9616fc previewers: Optimize thumbnails reuse
c296ebf previewers: Do not fail if thumbnail timestamp is not the requested one
3ef0717 medialibrary: Allow importing MTS files
e765314 medialibrary: Show the amount of errors with ngettext in warning_infobar
ccb2ce3 medialibrary.ui: Use a smaller, symbolic label for warning_infobar close button
7ea7245 medialibrary: Correctly represent imported vs total clips in the progressbar
7061503 All around: fix positional arguments warnings
a66be04 bin/pitivi.in : Don't call GObject.threads_init if pygobject is recent enough.
2e56e51 Update the app icon
96bc43a system: When the notification daemon is dead get over it
38861f7 system: Use the system instance for displaying notifications
c2fb6f8 Render: don't use the caps name for the muxer / encoder caps.
6933a56 Make pitivi.appdata.xml more translation-friendly and pass appdata-validate
Requirements
Dependencies/requirements have changed significantly since the 0.15 series, but have stayed mostly the same since 0.92. For this release, we depend on GStreamer, GNonLin and GES 1.2.
Generally speaking, you can refer to Pitivi's check.py for the dependencies' versions specific to a given release. See also dependencies for additional tips.
Known issues
See the list of currently known issues, the 0.91, 0.92 and 0.93-specific issues and the list of bugs that need re-testing with 0.91 (you can help!)
You may also want to see the 0.91 release notes' “known issues” section.
Contributors for this release
In Pitivi:
234 Alexandru Băluț
44 Mathieu Duponchelle
33 Tomas Karger
27 Jean-François Fortin Tam
6 Thibault Saunier
1 Jakub Steiner
1 Olivier Duchateau
In GES:
38 Thibault Saunier
4 Alexandru Băluț
4 Sebastian Dröge
3 Dan Williams
3 Mathieu Duponchelle
3 Tim-Philipp Müller
2 Kishore Arepalli
1 Andreas Schwab
1 Edward Hervey
1 Lubosz Sarnecki
1 Stefan Sauer
Translations:
cs Marek Černocký
de Benjamin Steinwender, Marcel Tiede
el Dimitris Spingos
eo Kristjan SCHMIDT
es Daniel Mustieles
fr Jean-François Fortin Tam
hu Gabor Kelemen
lt Aurimas Černius
pl Piotr Drąg
pt_BR Rafael Ferreira, Enrico Nicoletto
sl Matej Urbančič
sr Мирослав Николић
tr Volkan Gezer
uk Daniel Korostil
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A nonprofit devoted to making Endometriosis meet reality.Endometriosis is a debilitating disease which affects 10-20% of girls and women. The most common symptom is severe pain during periods, resulting in vomitting and missed classes or work.
We're working to reduce the diagnosis gap while increasing awareness and support for sufferers.
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I enjoy dabbling with logic puzzles and classical forms of encryption. This vocabulary is intended to be a tool to help with these diversions.
| Name | Stack | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| ceaser | $n-$ | Encrypt (or decrypt) a string using the ceaser algorithm. The value n is the number of characters to shift the alphabet by. |
| rot13 | $-$ | Encrypt or decrypt a string using rot13. This is a trivial variant of the ceaser algorithm. |
| tapcode:encrypt | $-a | Encrypt a string into a tapcode array |
| tapcode:decrypt | a-$ | Decrypt a tapcode array into a string |
| pigpen:encrypt | $-a | Convert a string into a pigpen encoded array. To display the pigpen sequence, try: "ab" ^crypto'toPigpen [ puts space ] ^array'apply |
| pigpen:decrypt | a-$ | Decode a pigpen encoded array into a string |
| keyword:setKey | $- | Set the key to use for keyword encryption. This should be 26 characters long. |
| keyword:encrypt | $-$ | Encrypt a string using keyword encryption |
| keyword:decrypt | $-$ | Decrypt a string using keyword encryption |


Coverage Summary for Class: LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl (org.apache.bookkeeper.client.impl)
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| LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl | 0% (0/ 7) | 0% (0/ 23) |
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1 /**
2 *
3 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one
4 * or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file
5 * distributed with this work for additional information
6 * regarding copyright ownership. The ASF licenses this file
7 * to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
8 * "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance
9 * with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
10 *
11 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
12 *
13 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
14 * software distributed under the License is distributed on an
15 * "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
16 * KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
17 * specific language governing permissions and limitations
18 * under the License.
19 *
20 */
21 package org.apache.bookkeeper.client.impl;
22
23 import io.netty.util.Recycler;
24 import io.netty.util.Recycler.Handle;
25 import org.apache.bookkeeper.client.api.LastConfirmedAndEntry;
26 import org.apache.bookkeeper.client.api.LedgerEntry;
27
28 /**
29 * This contains LastAddConfirmed entryId and a LedgerEntry wanted to read.
30 * It is used for readLastAddConfirmedAndEntry.
31 */
32 public class LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl implements LastConfirmedAndEntry {
33
34 private static final Recycler<LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl> RECYCLER = new Recycler<LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl>() {
35 @Override
36 protected LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl newObject(Handle<LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl> handle) {
37 return new LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl(handle);
38 }
39 };
40
41 public static LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl create(long lac, org.apache.bookkeeper.client.LedgerEntry entry) {
42 LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl entryImpl = RECYCLER.get();
43 entryImpl.lac = lac;
44 if (null == entry) {
45 entryImpl.entry = null;
46 } else {
47 entryImpl.entry = LedgerEntryImpl.create(
48 entry.getLedgerId(),
49 entry.getEntryId(),
50 entry.getLength(),
51 entry.getEntryBuffer());
52 }
53 return entryImpl;
54 }
55
56 private final Handle<LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl> recycleHandle;
57 private Long lac;
58 private LedgerEntry entry;
59
60 public LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl(Handle<LastConfirmedAndEntryImpl> handle) {
61 this.recycleHandle = handle;
62 }
63
64 /**
65 * {@inheritDoc}
66 */
67 @Override
68 public long getLastAddConfirmed() {
69 return lac;
70 }
71
72 /**
73 * {@inheritDoc}
74 */
75 @Override
76 public boolean hasEntry() {
77 return entry != null;
78 }
79
80 /**
81 * {@inheritDoc}
82 */
83 @Override
84 public LedgerEntry getEntry() {
85 return entry;
86 }
87
88 /**
89 * {@inheritDoc}
90 */
91 @Override
92 public void close() {
93 this.lac = -1L;
94 if (null != entry) {
95 entry.close();
96 entry = null;
97 }
98 recycleHandle.recycle(this);
99 }
100 }


JBM Auto Standalone September 2019 Net Sales at Rs 207.31 crore, down 18.04% Y-o-Y
Reported Standalone quarterly numbers for JBM Auto are:
Net Sales at Rs 207.31 crore in September 2019 down 18.04% from Rs. 252.93 crore in September 2018.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 7.77 crore in September 2019 down 38.24% from Rs. 12.58 crore in September 2018.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 29.82 crore in September 2019 down 14.53% from Rs. 34.89 crore in September 2018.
JBM Auto EPS has decreased to Rs. 1.91 in September 2019 from Rs. 3.08 in September 2018.
JBM Auto shares closed at 225.90 on October 31, 2019 (NSE) and has given -10.66% returns over the last 6 months and -18.08% over the last 12 months.
| JBM Auto | |
| Standalone Quarterly Results | in Rs. Cr. |
| Sep'19 | Jun'19 | Sep'18 | |
| Net Sales/Income from operations | 207.31 | 234.10 | 252.93 |
| Other Operating Income | -- | -- | -- |
| Total Income From Operations | 207.31 | 234.10 | 252.93 |
| EXPENDITURE | |||
| Consumption of Raw Materials | 132.84 | 151.88 | 157.74 |
| Purchase of Traded Goods | -- | -- | -- |
| Increase/Decrease in Stocks | 7.74 | 8.65 | 20.60 |
| Power & Fuel | -- | -- | -- |
| Employees Cost | 22.26 | 24.95 | 22.75 |
| Depreciation | 8.28 | 7.88 | 7.38 |
| Excise Duty | -- | -- | -- |
| Admin. And Selling Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| R & D Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| Provisions And Contingencies | -- | -- | -- |
| Exp. Capitalised | -- | -- | -- |
| Other Expenses | 18.40 | 20.07 | 21.72 |
| P/L Before Other Inc. , Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 17.79 | 20.67 | 22.74 |
| Other Income | 3.75 | 3.49 | 4.77 |
| P/L Before Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 21.54 | 24.16 | 27.51 |
| Interest | 9.60 | 8.61 | 8.17 |
| P/L Before Exceptional Items & Tax | 11.94 | 15.55 | 19.34 |
| Exceptional Items | -- | -- | -- |
| P/L Before Tax | 11.94 | 15.55 | 19.34 |
| Tax | 4.17 | 5.43 | 6.76 |
| P/L After Tax from Ordinary Activities | 7.77 | 10.12 | 12.58 |
| Prior Year Adjustments | -- | -- | -- |
| Extra Ordinary Items | -- | -- | -- |
| Net Profit/(Loss) For the Period | 7.77 | 10.12 | 12.58 |
| Equity Share Capital | 20.40 | 20.40 | 20.40 |
| Reserves Excluding Revaluation Reserves | -- | -- | -- |
| Equity Dividend Rate (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| EPS Before Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 1.91 | 2.48 | 3.08 |
| Diluted EPS | 1.91 | 2.48 | 3.08 |
| EPS After Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 1.91 | 2.48 | 3.08 |
| Diluted EPS | 1.91 | 2.48 | 3.08 |
| Public Share Holding | |||
| No Of Shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| Share Holding (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| Promoters and Promoter Group Shareholding | |||
| a) Pledged/Encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| b) Non-encumbered | |||
| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
| Source : Dion Global Solutions Limited |


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var escape = require('escape-html');
var html = escape('foo & bar');
// -> foo & bar
$ npm run-script bench
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> node benchmark/index.js
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This project was my team's submission to the Cornell University Make-a-thon where we were finalists. My partners Rohan Agarwal, Parker Miller, Andrew Tsai and I built a crowd-controlled robot that is capable of drawing on a canvas. We were inspired by the famous Twitch Plays Pokemon games where thousands of users collaborated on an IRC chat to control the main character in single player Pokemon games. The chat polled user responses over a time interval and committed the action that was most popular in the chat. What was really surprising about the Twitch Plays Pokemon experiments was that the games were always completed in about two weeks despite the large amounts of user input. My partners and I were inspired by this collaboration and we wanted to see if we would be able to replicate the results in an art context.
.Our robot is controlled by an ESP8266 WiFi Module, and the robot is powered by 9V batteries in parallel which is then stepped down by a buck converter. The ESP8266 controlled four servos which were connected to wheels and determined what direction the robot will move in and two servos which were connected to pens to bring the pens up or down. The ESP8266 then uses a series of GET requests every couple seconds to receive commands on the shape it needs to draw and the pen it needs to use. The server was built using Java Spark and gathered user input from a locally hosted webpage. The server would then tally up the user input and create a data packet to be retrieved by the ESP8266 module. I was personally responsible for designing the server and interfacing the ESP8266 with the server. Click on the Git logo to continue to the public repository where we have hosted the code for our server and robot as well as the mechanical plans for the robot.
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Source code for cadishi.kernel.common
# -*- Mode: python; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode:nil; coding: utf-8 -*-
# vim: tabstop=4 expandtab shiftwidth=4 softtabstop=4 fileencoding=utf-8
#
# Cadishi --- CAlculation of DIStance HIstograms
#
# Copyright (c) Klaus Reuter, Juergen Koefinger
# See the file AUTHORS.rst for the full list of contributors.
#
# Released under the MIT License, see the file LICENSE.txt.
"""Common code used by the Cadishi kernels pydh and cudh.
"""
from builtins import range
import numpy as np
# --- whitespace compatible with script_histogram_par's time stamp
indent = " "
overflow_error_msg = "at least one pair distance exceeded r_max; please check n_bins, r_max, and the coordinates"
histo2_error_msg = "exactly two coordinate sets have to be given to perform the histo2 calculation only"
general_error_msg = "general error occurred during kernel execution"
import_pydh_error_msg = "could not import compiled PYDH kernel (c_pydh.so)"
import_cudh_error_msg = "could not import compiled CUDH kernel (c_cudh.so)"
# --- translate string into C enum for interfacing, see <common.hpp>
_enum_precision = {}
_enum_precision['single'] = 0
_enum_precision['single_precision'] = 0
_enum_precision[4] = 0
_enum_precision['double'] = 1
_enum_precision['double_precision'] = 1
_enum_precision[8] = 1
[docs]def precision_to_enum(str_id):
"""Helper function to translate a string precision identification to the integer
identification used inside the kernels PYDH and CUDH."""
return _enum_precision[str_id]
[docs]def scale_histograms(np_histos, np_scales):
"""Scale histograms with scale factors."""
# get the number of partial histograms, the first column contains the bin radii
n_ij = np_scales.shape[0]
assert(n_ij == np_histos.shape[1] - 1)
# raw histograms are by default int64, rescaled ones are in general float64
np_histos_scaled = np_histos.astype(np.float64)
for i in range(n_ij):
np_histos_scaled[:, i + 1] *= np_scales[i]
return np_histos_scaled


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Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without gravadlax - this one comes with Champagne-laced homemade mustard.
For this recipe you will need a pestle and mortar and a food processor.
Place the sugar and salt into a bowl, then lightly crush the peppercorns and coriander seeds in a pestle and mortar and add them to the bowl. Stir in half of the dill.
Scatter one-third of the mixture into a large, deep-sided roasting tray. Lay the salmon fillet on top and cover it with the remaining sugar-salt mixture, pressing it gently into the fish.
Cover the roasting tray with cling film. Place the tray in the fridge for 24 hours to allow the salmon to cure.
Rinse the cured salmon under cold running water. Pat dry and place onto a chopping board.
Brush the top of the salmon with the Dijon mustard, then cover with the remaining chopped dill. Set aside.
Crush the juniper berries in a pestle and mortar, then place them in a frying pan with both types of mustard seeds, the sugar, red wine vinegar and a pinch of salt. Heat the mixture until bubbling, then simmer for 3-4 minutes, or until the seeds have absorbed some of the vinegar.
Remove the pan from the heat and stir in 50ml/2fl oz of the Champagne.
Transfer the mustard mixture to a food processor and blend for 3-4 minutes to a fine purée, adding the remaining Champagne halfway through blending. Season, to taste, with salt and black pepper.
To serve, carve the gravadlax into very thin slices using a sharp knife. Serve with the Champagne mustard alongside and pumpernickel bread, if desired.


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The name MⓞTracker can be interpreted as a movement tracker. It was designed mostly to host realtime tracking of a motorcycle journeys in Vietnam, but grown up to be an universal tracking service.
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by Associated PressSYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Officials say a plane bound from Boston to Los Angeles has made an emergency landing in Syracuse, New York, after reporting an engine problem.
The Federal Aviation Administration says in a statement that Delta Flight 2531 landed safely around 7:30 p.m. Friday at Syracuse Hancock International Airport and taxied to a gate.
The FAA will investigate the incident.
There’s no immediate information on how many people were aboard the Boeing B757.
A message has been left with Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines.
The Syracuse airport’s website shows Flight 2531 is now scheduled to leave for Los Angeles late Friday night.


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Seeking a challenging software development opportunity in a dynamic environment where innovation, education and sense of ownership is valued and encouraged.
MSC, Computer Science; Bilkent University (Ankara/Turkey)
Thesis title: Software Architectural Analysis of Simulation Systems
BSc, Computer Science; Bilkent University (Ankara/Turkey)
CGPA: 3.12
Onur Inc. (July 2014-):
As a developer, I am part of the team working on Air Defense Radio Network Project. The purpose of the project is to develop a network based communication infrastructure for Air Defence Radio Systems. My main responsibilities:
Full Stacked Development with Backbone.js, Django
Developed both interface modules and message exchange modules for interacting tenants with Node.js and Asterisk.
Developed Rest Webservice Framework with Python and Flask
KorvusSoft (April 2013- July 2014):
Involved in design and development of Zettabahn project. Zettabahn offers big data platform that accepts incoming stream of tupples to make analytic operations and stores them in distributed fashion. It uses Hadoop for DFS, HBase as NoSQL solution, Twitter Storm for distributed stream processing.
Worked on design and development of Social AD which is a Social Media Advertising Application which targets thousands of users. Developed both UI and backend of the system, as well as database design. I designed software models, database design and architecture of the system.
Worked as a part of the team for development of Cloud Social Media Monitoring application. This application has a multi-tenant architecture and has sub-units like Scoring Social Media Users. I developed Webservices for serving both as provinding data to UI and as storing data into Hbase for backend of the application. I developed distributed Stream processing infrastructure of the system using open source Storm library. Besides I also developed User Interface using Ruby on Rails.
Developed Question and Answer platform using Ruby on Rails and Postgresql. This application is developed in a very short period of time and maintained according to the needs of the client.
Developed a Mass E-Mailing service using Ruby on Rails, Icewarp Mail Server and Mysql. This application can handle the operation of sending 100.000 emails daily.
Meteksan Defense Inc. (June 2010- April 2013):
As a software engineer, I was a part of team that developed one of the most important Naval Simulation System projects in Turkey.:
Designed and Developed System Model and Inventory Generator using C++, QT and Oracle DB
Designed and Developed Scenario Generation Tool using C++, QT and Oracle DB
Involved in development of Analysis and Report Tool using C#, C++, QT, DevExpress, Oracle DB and Sqlite
Designed and Developed Employee Evaluation Application using PHP and Mysql
Designed and Developed Employee Satisfaction Survey with abilities of reporting using Python, Django and Sqlite
Designed and Developed ERP application for Business Development Division using PHP and Mysql
Programming Languages: Java, C/C++, C#, Ruby, Python, PHP, JavaScript
Libraries: JUnit, Boost, QT, Ruby on Rails, Django, Primefaces, Storm, Devexpress, OpenCV, Jquery, Backbone.js, Node.js, Asterisk
Database: Oracle 11g R2, Mysql, Postgresql, Sqlite, Nosql(Hbase)
Operating Systems: Linux(Redhat, Centos, Fedora, Ubuntu), Windows(98-Windows 8)
Web Servers: Apache, Nginx, Tomcat, Thin, Unicorn
Source Control: Git, Mercurial, SVN
Technical Tools: Eclipse, Netbeans, VIM, Sublime Text, Enterprise Architect
Software Methodlogies: Object Oriented, Aspect Oriented and Model Driven Software Development, Big Data and Distributed Computing
Miscellaneous: Memcached, Redis, Flask, RabbitMq
turkishsixpacks.com, an online magazine for Fitness and Aesthetics enthusiasts. I personally wrote and translated over 100 articles and interviewed more than 20 athletes.
Online Listing Application for Personal Trainers Developed with Ruby on Rails, Jquery, Mysql and HTML5
Application for detecting static objects from moving Camera and moving objects from static camera. Developed with C++, OpenCV and Matlab
Tuition scholarship during graduate study by Bilkent University
Full scholarship during undergraduate study by Bilkent University
Among top 500 students in University Entrance Exam
Birthdate : 12/23/1987
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Along Siddhartha’s journey, he realizes the difference between knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge can be taught but ultimately, it does not satisfy. Wisdom, on the other hand, is elusive and is the most valuable.
A quick Google search defines “wisdom” as “the soundness of an action or decision with regard to the application of experience, knowledge, and good judgment.” Key word application. How can we be wise? By reflecting on what we have learned, honestly analyzing what motivates our actions, and time.
Siddhartha has many teachers, among them a courtesan, gamblers, and a merchant. None are “holy” but all bring him closer to finding peace. This is a reminder to withhold judgment - there is something to be learned from everyone, even if we don’t see it at the time.
The courtesan had peace, the ferryman had peace, Gotama had peace, and finally Siddhartha had peace. Peace, it seems, comes in fully embracing yourself, in being at home being exactly who you are.
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