Strategic asset allocation (SAA) - Establishing exposures to IPS-permissible asset classes by considering both long-run capital market expectations and an investor's return objectives, risk tolerance, and investment contraints
Specifies the investor's desired exposures to systematic risk under normal conditions
Tactical asset allocation (TAA) - Involves making short-term adjustments to asset-class weights based on short-term expected relative performance among asset classes
Asset-Only and Asset/Liability Management Approaches to SAA
Asset/liability management (ALM)
Asset-only (AO)
Cash flow matching
Immunization
Dynamic vs. static
Liability Concerns of Various Investors
SAA Risk and Return Objectives
Return objectives should include both qualitative and quantitative objectives
Risk objectives should include a qualitative assessment (e.g. low, average, high), based on the investor's willingness and ability to take risk, as well as a quantitative component
Assets within an asset class should be relatively homogeneous
Asset classes should be mutually exclusive
Asset classes should be diversifying
As a group, the asset classes should make up a preponderance of the world's investable wealth
The asset class should have the capacity to absorb a significant fraction of the investor's portfolio without serious affecting the portfolio's liquidity
Including International Assets
To determine whether to include another asset class in a portfolio using a mean-variance framework:
Calculate Sharpe ratio of new asset class
Calculate Sharpe ratio of existing portfolio
Calculate correlation between return of new asset class and return of portfolio
Add the new asset class if:
[E(Rnew)-RF]/σnew > [[E(Rp-RF]/σp]×Corr(Rnew,Rp)
Asset Allocation Steps
Optimization
The mean-variance approach
Efficient frontier
Global minimum-variance portfolio
Unconstrained vs. sign-constrained MVF
Corner portfolios
Black-Litterman Approach
Monte Carlo Simulation and SAA
Definition: Involves the calculation and statistical description of the outcomes resulting in a particular SAA under random scenarios
ALM, SAA, and Monte Carlo Simulation
Determine the surplus efficient frontier and select a limited set of efficient portfolios, ranging from the MSV portfolio to higher-surplus-risk portfolio, to examine further
Conduct a Monte Carlo simulation for each proposed asset allocation and evaluate which allocations, if any, satisfy the investor's return and risk objectives
Choose the most appropriate allocation that satisfies those objectives
Implementing the SAA
Implementation Choices
Passive investing
Active investing
Semi-active investing or enhanced indexing
Some combination of the above
Passive Investing Alternatives
A tracking portfolio of cash market securities designed to replicate the returns to a broad investable index representing that asset class
A derivatives-based portfolio consisting of a cash position plus a long position in a swap in which the retruns to an index representing that asset class is received
A derivatives-based portfolio consisting of a cash position plus a long position in index futures for the asset class
Active Investing Alternatives
A portfolio of cash market securities that reflects the investor's perceived special insights and skill and that also makes no attempt to track any asset-class index's performance
A derivatives-based position to provide commodity-like exposure to the asset class plus a market-neutral long-short position to reflect active investment ideas
Semi-Active Investing Alternatives
A tracking portfolio of cash market securities that permits some under- or overweighting of securities relative to the asset-class index but with controlled tracking risk
A derivatives-based position in the asset-class plus controlled active risk in the cash position
SAA for Individual Investors
Introduction
Asset allocation must account for:
Portion of wealth flowing from current and future labor income, and the changing mix of financial and labor-income-related wealth as a person moves through life
Any correlation of current and future labor income with financial asset returns
The possibility of outliving one's resources
Human Capital
Definition: The PV of expected future labor income
One's ability and willingness to take risk depends on:
Personality makeup
Current and future needs
Current and anticipated future financial situation
Mortality risk - the risk of loss of human capital if an investor dies prematurely
Longevity risk - the risk that an investor will outlive her assets in retirement
Tactical Asset Allocation (TAA)
Definition: Involves deliberately under- or overweighting asset classes relative to their target weights in the policy portfolio in an attempt to add value
Based on three principles:
Market prices tell explicity what returns are available


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Cryptoon21-Nov-19 07:41 AM
Cool
Oszy21-Nov-19 09:01 AM
rip btc again, lost 8k support(edited)
Redman21-Nov-19 09:38 AM
Any news on when binance etc..deposits will be back up ?
The lack of trading on altsbit is cringe worthy.
Oszy21-Nov-19 09:45 AM
There is no news, they do it whenever they want it That is the joy of CEX'es
jl777c21-Nov-19 09:48 AM
to be fair, we are working on getting the release out and hope to have it done soonish, after that the exchanges will upodate on their own schedule
jl777c21-Nov-19 10:06 AM
@Markus what does the TA indicate the correction will go to?
Redman21-Nov-19 10:13 AM
Thanks @jl777c.
BoBot-BUY KMD21-Nov-19 10:56 AM
thinking 9000 sats will hold up
PHBA206121-Nov-19 11:01 AM
that will probably depends on btc actions
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siu - Chainmakers21-Nov-19 11:10 AM
The goal is to bounce off somewhere between daily 20sma and weekly 20sma
@BoBot-BUY KMD dont know what ur talking about why would it be upside down(edited)
Markus21-Nov-19 12:21 PM
If u draw fib from low to high ur looking for potential retrace target, if u draw from high to low ur looking for potential target for a upside movement(edited)
it's just an oracle that observes the p2p orderbook
run by @smk762 - dracocanis ominator
or by labs, not sure
smk762 - dracocanis ominator21-Nov-19 02:41 PM
If somthing goes wrong, I am to blame. If something is useful, credit goes to
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Neko21-Nov-19 03:49 PM
btc is not helping
Cryptoon21-Nov-19 03:49 PM
I blame @smk762 - dracocanis ominator
Markus21-Nov-19 03:54 PM
rip btc indeed
richardt21-Nov-19 03:55 PM
Another bear trap or going down for real? Hard to say at this point
Neko21-Nov-19 04:15 PM
feels like bear trap
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:15 PM
at 90 exahash, what is the mining cost per BTC
Neko21-Nov-19 04:16 PM
depends on the location
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:16 PM
with and without depreciation costs for miners
say at 5 cents per kilowatt
Neko21-Nov-19 04:16 PM
around 4k
richardt21-Nov-19 04:24 PM
@Neko I'm also leaning towards thinking another bear trap with the halving in 6 months
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:29 PM
4K of electricity costs? what about depreciation of miners, is that an insignificant factor?
Neko21-Nov-19 04:34 PM
I dont know, thats a number I read a while ago, price in china is around 5 cents
seeing how much the hr increases it could as well be the double
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:35 PM
oh, its old number? what was the hashrate at the time?
Neko21-Nov-19 04:36 PM
around 60 ex
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:36 PM
currently about 90, so 6k of electric costs
Neko21-Nov-19 04:36 PM
almost breakeven
that was in june btc network really is a monster
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:36 PM
not much room to drop, and that is ignoring any depreciation costs, which i think are actually pretty significant as they become obsolete in a couple of years
Neko21-Nov-19 04:38 PM
the halving should throw another wrench in the equation
Kitchen Table21-Nov-19 04:46 PM
I place the bottom mining cost between 6.3k to 7.5k depending on location. That drop to 3.1k for bitcoin in 2018 pushed out most of the old inefficient miners.
jl777c21-Nov-19 04:55 PM
what is the typical mining hardware cost per bitcoin, assuming 2 year depreciation schedule?
Kitchen Table21-Nov-19 05:18 PM
Last time I checked on mining hardware cost was over 6 months ago so not sure what it is now but back then it was a little over 3.2k. Double that is usually where miners want to keep the bitcoin price at if they want to start another halving bubble to profit from.
jl777c21-Nov-19 05:23 PM
so hardware cost of about 3k, electric cost of about 7k, or 10k per BTC... i guess its not sustainable this 90 exahash or sub-8k prices
I’ve been seeing a lot of Twitter FUD opining on miner capitulation in the last few days.
This got me thinking… could the selling by the PlusToken scammers have had an abnormal effect on this market cycle?
1/ The miner wallet net flows from September to present day, point to the story so far having been driven by speculation. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Until yesterday.
Also interesting
ffffffff21-Nov-19 06:01 PM
plus token was a chinese ponzi
they got away with quite a large amount of crypto
Cryptoon21-Nov-19 06:17 PM
200k btc it looks like
I mean wow
that's a billion dollars at 5k btc even
Neko21-Nov-19 06:27 PM
thats ridiculous
jl777c21-Nov-19 06:28 PM
would explain the price dropping as hashrate doubles
which means after the selling is done, there will be a strong rebound
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Cryptoon21-Nov-19 06:29 PM
@jl777c yeah the twitter thread above explains that he expects a month/a month and a half of more selling left
I’ve been seeing a lot of Twitter FUD opining on miner capitulation in the last few days.
This got me thinking… could the selling by the PlusToken scammers have had an abnormal effect on this market cycle?
Although mostly still speculation offcourse
Goes to show how 'anon' btc really is as well
If they were smart they would buy 200k btc worth of ARRR
Neko21-Nov-19 06:33 PM
if they were actually smart they wouldn't need to scam
Cryptoon21-Nov-19 06:34 PM
tbh
you need to quite smart to make a billion in a year
Neko21-Nov-19 06:34 PM
who needs a billion us
usd
Cryptoon21-Nov-19 06:34 PM
I could use that
1
CoinKing8821-Nov-19 07:49 PM
I was away for a few days and you guys let KMD lose 35% value


Observers rate Ekiti LG elections free, fair
by The Eagle OnlineThe Coalition of Civil Society Domestic Election Observer Groups has described the Saturday’s local government elections in Ekiti as free and fair.
The coalition’s team leader, Muhammad Al-Jameel Hashidu, told newsmen in Ado Ekiti on Monday that voting materials arrived in the 2,195 polling units promptly.
He said further that voting and collation were done without harassment and intimidation, attesting to the credibility of the poll.
The group noted that the election witnessed high turnout of voters in major cities in contrast to what were witnessed at the grassroots, hinging this on low level of sensitisation at the remote centres.
The coalition called for more voter education and advocacy at the grassroots and proper funding of the state electoral commission to conduct better future elections.
The National Coordinator of Network of Civil Society Organisations in Nigeria Victor Kalu, said the neutrality maintained by government and security agencies reinforced the acceptability of the poll.
“We emphasise the contributions of the Ekiti Police Command in posting officers to every nook and cranny of the state during the exercise,” he said.
The local government elections took place in Ekiti on Saturday with the All Progressives Congress winning all the 16 chairmanship and 177 councilorship seats.
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^SetRejoinder
Normally the rejoinder is script immediately after the executed gambit or responder or rejoinder. But if you want to direct the system to be elsewhere, you can use SetRejoinder to do that.
If the human replies: you’d die, we go directly to precisely. But if the user replied you’d get wet, we can ask for a more thought out answer by saying and then and if the user then replies with you’d short out or die we get the app.
^SetTokenFlags
Tokenflags are set by the engine for things it detects, like question marks and exclamations. But the engine cannot detect all forms of questions and there are maybe things you want treated as questions which are actually statements.
Tell me about birds is very similar in spirit to what do you know about birds, for example, yet one is a statement (a command) and one is a question. If you want to extend the system marking of questions for your own purposes, you can.  Below is a sample rule from such a topic:
#! Tell me about birds.
u: (< [~describe ~list ~explain]) SetTokenFlags(#QUESTIONMARK)
After this rule executes, no output is generated so it doesn’t disturb other topics. But the question flag is now on, so a rule in a later topic like:
?: (bird) What about birds?
Will now react if the input is tell me about birds
Note that the change will not impact rule matching within the topic you have just done the change, because it has commited the set of rules it will try to match. So it only applies to later topics.
When you want to send in avatar data or other data, there is a notion
of “out-of-band” communcation. The standard way (arbitrary) is to
include the information at the front of the input, with
[ ]
. This can then be parsed out in various ways depending
on how you want. If you are setting variables, for example, here is code
for that:
u: (\[ _* \] _*) # grab params and main sentence - a param looks like location:100
@0 = ^burst('_0 " ") # get all variable assigns as facts
loop() # do a precise count
{
$$tmp = first(@0subject) # pick off next param
_2 = ^burst($$tmp :) # split word and value
_2 = ^join($ _2) # create variable
^_2 = _3 # do assignment onto variable
}
if (_1) # CS breaks off the leading [] as its own sentence. So will be null
{
input('_1)
fail(sentence) # do sentence without params
}
Suppose you get input like
John is taller than Mary and Mary is taller than Sue. Who is shorter, John or Sue?
Anyone can write rules to handle that specific question. The trick is to write few rules that are general. The following esoteric use of ChatScript illustrates principles and functions for behaving a bit like a parser. The goal is to handle incoming data in one or more sentences, across one or more volleys, and locally handling pronoun references. This includes as input:
Tom is taller than Mary who is taller than Sarah.
Tom is
fatter than Joan but she is thinner than Harry.
Tom is taller than
Mary but shorter than Sarah.
Tom is taller than Mary. Sarah is
shorter than Tom.
The code below handles acquiring the facts (not answering the questions) but organizes the data for easy retrieval. It aims for generality. The tricks involve how ChatScript manages pattern matching. Stage one is to preprocess the input to mark in the dictionary where every word and ALL of its concept and dictionary inheritances occur in the sentence.
So if word 1 of the sentence is tiger, then tiger
and animal and mammal and ~animals
and
~zoo
might all get marked as occurring at word 1. So when a
pattern tries to match, it can find any of those as being at position 1.
But script can also mark word positions, and it can unmark them as well.
So the FACTER rule matches a series of items and after creating a fact
of them, erases their mark so a rescan of the same rule can try to find
a new series of items.
concept: ~extensions (and but although yet still)
concept: ~than (then than)
topic: ~compare_test system repeat ()
# set local pronoun
s: ( ~propername * [who she he]) refine()
a: ( _~propername *~2 _who ) $$who = ‘_0
a: ( _~femalename * _she ) $she = ‘_0
a: ( _~malename * _he ) $he = ‘_0
# resolve pronouns
s: ( [who she he]) refine()
a: ( _who $$who) mark(~propername _0)
a: ( _he $he) mark(~propername _0)
a: ( _she $she) mark(~propername _0)
s: ( _~propername * ~propername *~2 _~extensions {be} {less more} ~adjective ~than ~propername)
mark(~propername _1 ) $$and = ‘_0
#! Tom is more tall than Mary
#! Tom is taller than Mary and Tom is shorter than Joan.
#! Tom is less tall than Mary
#! Tom is taller than harry but shorter than Joan.
s: FACTER ( _~propername {be} {more} _{less least} _~adjective ~than _~propername )
$$order = 1
if (_1) { $$order = $$order * -1 } # flip order
if ($adj)
{
if ($adj != _2 ) # they differ
{
if (query(direct_svo _2 opposite $adj ) ) # its the opposite
{
$$order = $$order * -1 # flip order
}
else {$adj = null} # accept new adjective
}
}
# adjust pronouns
if (_0 == who) { _0 = $$who}
else if (_0 == he) { _0 = $he}
else if (_0 == she) { _0 = $she}
else if (_0 ? ~extensions) { _0 = $$and}
if (_2 == who) { _2 = $$who}
else if (_2 == he) { _2 = $he}
else if (_2 == she) { _2 = $she}
if (!$adj)
{
$adj = _2
if ($$order == 1) { ^createfact(_0 $adj _3)}
else {^createfact(_3 $adj _0)}
}
else # already have an adjective to run with
{
if ($$order == 1)
{
^createfact(_0 _2 _3)
}
else
{
^createfact(_3 $adj _0)
}
}
unmark( ~propername _0)
unmark(~adjective _2 )
unmark(~propername _3 )
$$who = _3
retry()
A responder for handling questions given 2 people is:
#! who is taller, Tom or Harry?
#! Of Tom and harry, who is taller?
#! who is less tall, Tom or Harry?
#! who is the taller of Mary and Harry
#! Of Tom and harry, who is least tall?
?: COMPARE ([which who what] be {the} {more most} _{less least} _~adjective < * _~propername {and or } _~propername)
# 0=less 1=adj 2 = person1 3 = person2
$$order = 1
if (_0) { $$order = $$order * -1 } # flip order
if ($adj)
{
if ($adj != _1 and query(direct_svo _1 opposite $adj ) ) # they differ
{
$$order = $$order * -1
}
}
# find if _3 is more than _2
nofail(RULE eval(query(direct_vo ? $adj _2))) # who is taller than _2
_7 = @0subject
loop()
{
if (_7 == _3) {FAIL(rule)} # now matched
query(direct_vo ? $adj _7) # who is taller than this
_7 = @0subject
}
if ( $$order == 1) # normal order
{
if (@0subject) {_3 is.}
else {_2 is.}
}
else # inverse order
{
if (@0subject) {_2 is.}
else {_3 is.}
}
The system builds facts in a specific order, like (X taller Y) and if a shorter comes first it flips the order and rewrites using common adjective notation.


Carbon can be installed from a ZIP archive, from the PowerShell gallery, with Chocolatey, and NuGet.
You can now import module using the Import-Carbon.ps1
script:
PS> .\Carbon\Import-Carbon.ps1
To make Carbon available so you can run Import-Module Carbon
, copy the Carbon
directory into one of PowerShell's module paths. This command will you a list:
PS> $env:PSModulePath -split ';'
Once you do, you can import Carbon by running:
PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'
To install from the PowerShell Gallery, you must be running PowerShell 5 or PowerShell 4 with the Package Management PowerShell Modules Preview installed.
To install, run:
PS> Install-Module -Name 'Carbon' -AllowClobber
Note: You need the -AllowClobber
switch because Windows 10/2016 ships with
modules that contain functions with the same name as some of Carbon's
functions.
You can now import Carbon by running:
PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'
To install with Chocolatey, you'll need Chocolatey installed. With Chocolatey installed, run:
PS> choco install Carbon
This will install Carbon into one of PowerShell's module paths. You can now import Carbon by running:
PS> Import-Module 'Carbon'
To install with NuGet, you'll need NuGet installed. With NuGet installed, run:
PS> nuget install Carbon
This will create a Carbon-X.Y.Z
directory in your current directory (or the
output directory you specified with Nuget's OutputDirectory
parameter). You can
import Carbon from that directory using the `Import-Carbon.ps1 script:
PS> .\Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon\Import-Carbon.ps1
Or with PowerShell's Import-Module
command:
PS> Import-Module '.\Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon'
If you want Carbon available so you can run Import-Module Carbon
, copy the
Carbon-X.Y.Z\Carbon
directory into one of PowerShell's module paths. This command
will give you a list:
PS> $env:PSModulePath -split ';'


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The photogenic couple shared the news on Instagram with professional shots of the two, with Freida showing off the luxurious ring (we are not jealous at all).
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We, a team of three second year undergraduate students under the mentorship of Dr. Abhishek Sharma have built and tested a machine learning algorithm which we name as “Sign Language to Regional language convertor”. We thought that a thing such as this should be there among us so that we can express our views as well as can understand the views of our fellow specially abled ones in a more effective manner.So for this purpose we developed a machine learnig algorithm which is running at the backend of this website ,it predicts the actions performed by te user in real time through the webcam and gives the output as words he/she is trying to say. We sincerely hope that we were able to serve that purpose well.


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FAQ
Where is IIT Patna located?
IIT Patna has shifted in his own permanent campus which is spread in 500 Acres. It is situated at N25˚32’ 0.18” (Latitude) E 084˚51’ 16.08” (Longitude) at Globe i.e. at Bihta (Satellite Town of Patna) which is 35 KM west of Patna. The Nearest Railway station is Bihta distance from the campus is 3KM as well as the Nearest airport is at Patna which is 35 KM from the campus. The Climate of campus is Humid subtropical.
How to reach IIT Patna, Bihta from Patna airport or Patna Junction railway station?
The Govt. of Bihar - BSRTC, bus services has been started round-a-clock to IIT Patna, Bihta campus from Patna Junction. Local train facility is also available from Patna Junction to Bihta railway station. Taxi is available from the Patna airport to reach campus.
Do you have necessary facilities like a post office, banks and others at your Institute?
The campus post office is going to start very soon, however the nearest post office is Amhara, Bihta. There are two banks functioning in the campus. Both of the banks Canara Bank and State Bank of India provide all the banking facilities in the campus. In addition to these, both of banks operate their special counters during Semester Registration, Fee deposition process and for any need of the Institute. There are good canteens as well as necessary shops are available in the premises.
What about computer terminals and Internet Facility?
The campus is fully Wi Fi surrounded. There are numerous terminals and a computer laboratory operating within the Institute and all the computers are connected through LAN/WiFi. The laptops issued to the faculty members are equipped with data card for internet facility at any place.
What about the climate in Patna? Is it too hot during summer?
Possibly, Patna is the most comfortable place in North India. The holy Ganga and Son river is few kilometer away from the Institute. Apart from the monsoon months of June to September, the city is least humid compared to many other parts of India. The period March to June is hot summer with average maximum temperature of about 40 degree while the rest of the year is having temperature ranging between 12 degree to 28 degree , which may drop to 4 degree at winter.
Well! I am afraid of Patna / Bihar. Shall I visit IIT Patna?
You are safe in all respects in IIT Patna. Well trained security guards are deployed in the whole campus. Presently, Patna/Bihar has improved a lot in the context of law and order. The Academics is not affected in any respect by the law and order situation of the surrounding locality.
What are the departments presently existing at IIT Patna?
There are ten (10) departments namely, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Department of Chemistry, Department of Mathematics, Department of Physics, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. In addition to above there are three (03) centers in IIT Patna namely Centre for Energy & Environment, Centre for Strategic Materials Centre of Excellence on Advanced Systems Engineering
What are the departments where B.Tech programmes are offered?
Presently five (05) departments are offering B.Tech programme at IIT Patna. Students qualified in IIT-JEE exam only can enroll in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering or in the Department of Electrical Engineering or in the Department of Mechanical Engineering or in the Department of Civil and Infrastructure Engineering, or in the Department of Chemical Science and Technology depending on his/her All India Rank.
Does IIT Patna presently offering any PhD programme?
Yes, the students have already enrolled for their PhD programme in all the departments and centers.
Does IIT Patna have faculty to teach?
Yes, IIT Patna has already recruited outstanding young, energetic and dynamic faculty members. Recently, senior Visiting Professors have also been appointed.
What about the class room teaching?
Each class room is well equipped with LCD, white screen, white board and audio-visual facilities.
What about laboratories?
All the research laboratories / major laboratories are well equipped and fully functioning.
Does IIT Patna have central library?
Yes, text books and reference books for B. Tech students and research scholars are in sufficient numbers and the Central library has quite good reference section where E-books are also available.
Does IIT Patna have registered journals, especially online journals?
Yes, IIT Patna has subscription of online journals for each of the department like other established IITs.
Does IIT Patna have computer center?
Yes, it has a computer center with fast internet facility. The computer lab is equipped with 63 desktops and the lab operates from 9 AM till 12:00 PM on all seven days. In addition there are nine UNIX based servers that caters to the students' academic requirements. A local area network is catering to the needs of students as well as faculty members. The institute is having two 2 Mbps (1:1) Internet connection, one 45 Mbps (1:1) Internet connection, one 12 Mbps (1:1) Internet connection and one 1 Gbps Internet connection. The whole institute has been wired and Internet facility has been provided to all members of the institute.
What about hostel facilities?
Well furnished accommodation facilities for all the students are available in the hostels in the premises.
Is there accommodation for girl students?
Yes. Accommodation for girl students is also available.
What is the arrangement for food?
Boys Hostel has the provision of mess, run by caterer. Food services have been outsourced from the boys’ hostel mess to the girls’ hostel. The Institute ensures that healthy food is provided at a reasonable rate.
Does the institute take care of the students’ progress?
Yes, institute has appointed faculty members to mentor the students in group.
What will be the living expenditure?
The expenditure pattern is similar to that of other big cities. Apart from the Institute fees which are payable every semester, the anticipated expense per month should be about Rs 2400 (at present) including messing charges.
Is the institute running any cultural programme?
Yes, cultural programmes as well as spiritual programme at the institute premises are being run. Yoga Rishis are invited for such spiritual programme. In addition to these, the Institute organizes Cultural Fest in the month of October and Annual Fest in the month of April. Students organize programme for Teach ers’ Day, Freshers’ Day, Diwali, Ganesh Puja etc. The Institute organizes Yoga and Music classes. The Institute has Literary Club, Environmental Club, Robotics Club etc.
Are there recreational facilities?
Grounds are available for Cricket, Football, volleyball and basketball, Badminton. Table tennis is also available. A modern multi-purpose gym is also functioning in the hostel premises.
What about the sports activity?
Student activity center organizes sports activities among the students in each year and participants are awarded certificates.
What about medical facilities?
Twenty four hours 24x7 primary medical facilities along with medical ambulance (fully equipped with all medical equipments such as Oxygen, Stretcher etc) are available in the institute campus. In the campus Hospital (with collaboration of Ruban Memorial Hospital Pvt. Ltd) OPD/IPD is provided and the well trained Para medical staffs and the doctor is available for any medical needs of students and staff members of the IIT Patna. The Institute has also made suitable arrangements with Mahavir Vatsalya Hospital, Ruban Memorial Hospital and Paras Hospital in Patna in the case of emergency hospitalization.
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BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (director/writer: Jasmin Dizdar; cinematographer: Barry Ackroyd; editor: Justin Krish; cast: Charlotte Coleman (Portia Thornton), Charles Kay (George Thornton), Rosalind Ayres (Nora Thornton), Roger Sloman (Roger Midge), Heather Tobias (Felicity Midge), Danny Nussbaum (Griffin Midge), Siobhan Redmond (Kate Higgins), Gilbert Martin (Jerry Higgins), Steve Sweeney (Jim), Linda Bassett (Nurse), Nicholas Farrell (Dr. Mouldy), Edin Dzandzanovic (Pero), Dado Jehan (Serb), Faruk Prutti (Croat), Nicholas McGaughey (Welch Nationalist Arsonist), 1999-UK)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
A farcical political drama, done in the manner of a TV spoof. The Bosnian born and now naturalized British subject, writer/director Jasmin Dizdar, aims at taking the Bosnian war into London and examining ethnic hatred, the darkness of reality, and Britain's false sense of idealism. An ensemble cast carries off the comedy by making use of irony, as it shows in a clichéd manner how the British are stand-offish and all the immigrants are earthy people. What it fails to do is tell a coherent story, as everything about this exaggerated tale is hopelessly lost in a sea of silliness.
The main thrust of the film is about the diverse immigrants from the former Yugoslavia bringing their old battles to England and then ingratiating themselves into the English system to save England from becoming too stale and regal. An ensemble cast, which includes an obstetrician who is depressed, in the middle of a raging battle with his estranged wife for control of his spoiled children, a Bosnian refugee couple the physician becomes the guardian angel to, as he talks the couple into not killing their new born daughter (the wife was raped by enemy soldiers), a heroin addicted youth living at home, with his stereotyped cartoonish parents, who suddenly changes his wasteful life when he is going to a soccer game in Rotterdam and acting like a hooligan but ends up nodding out in the airport baggage bin and gets transported to Bosnia, where he becomes a hero and the guardian of a blind child, a Scottish BBC journalist wracked with guilt for being a survivor of the war, comes down with the "Bosnian thing," as he wishes to take the place of the victim he saw lose a leg and wants a British doctor to saw off his leg; and, finally, a rebellious young lady doctor, who flaunts her Bosnian immigrant boyfriend in the faces of her stuffy, conservative, upper-class family and marries him, even though he can't speak English and she knows nothing about him.
It is also about the need for the Bosnian immigrant to let go of his past and reinvent himself when living in England. The ones who can't, will only be reliving the war they left behind them. This is shown as a Serb and a Croat from the same village in Bosnia, who when they spot each other on a London bus, get into a fist fight. After beating each other up, they wind up in the same hospital ward and continue their fight till death. There is also a nationalist from Wales in the same ward, who says he can't stand the English because they tried to steal his language away from Wales and that no one from Wales could afford to buy a home there, because only the British can afford to. The nurse on the ward tells the Serb and the Croat "You have the same size slippers. Isn't that extraordinary?" There was an attempt to show that besides speaking the same language and looking alike, the two feuding ethnic groups have a lot in common.
This film, commissioned by the British Film Institute, and made for a budget of About 1.8 million dollars and shot in 35 days, is rife with rapid cuts and scenes that seem disjointed and unconnected, it just seems like an incomplete movie, and one that rubbed me the wrong way with its pat messages. But, I must say, it did win the Prix Un Certain Regard for Best Film at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival.
REVIEWED ON 7/6/2000 GRADE: C-
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The FDB directive may have one or more operands separated by commas. The 16-bit
value corresponding to each operand is stored into two consecutive bytes of the
object program. The storage begins at the current program counter. If a label
is present it is assigned the address of the first 16-bit value. Multiple
operands are stored in successive bytes. The operand may be a numeric constant,
a character constant, a symbol, or an expression. If multiple operands are
present, one or more of them can be null (two adjacent commas), in which case
two bytes of zeros will be assigned for that operand.


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Detects corners using the AGAST algorithm
keypoints = cv.AGAST(im)
keypoints = cv.AGAST(im, 'OptionName', optionValue, ...)
Input
- im 8-bit grayscale image where keypoints (corners) are to be detected.
Output
- keypoints Keypoints detected on the image. A 1-by-N structure array.
It has the following fields:
- pt coordinates of the keypoint [x,y]
- size diameter of the meaningful keypoint neighborhood
- angle computed orientation of the keypoint (-1 if not applicable).
Its possible values are in a range [0,360) degrees. It is measured
relative to image coordinate system (y-axis is directed downward),
ie in clockwise.
- response the response by which the most strong keypoints have been
selected. Can be used for further sorting or subsampling.
- octave octave (pyramid layer) from which the keypoint has been
extracted.
- class_id object id that can be used to clustered keypoints by an
object they belong to.
Options
- Threshold Threshold on difference between intensity of the central
pixel and pixels on a circle around this pixel. default 10.
- NonmaxSuppression If it is true, non-maximum supression is applied
to detected corners (keypoints). default true.
- Type one of the four neighborhoods as defined in the paper:
- AGAST_5_8
- AGAST_7_12d
- AGAST_7_12s
- OAST_9_16 (default)
Detects corners using the AGAST algorithm by [mair2010].
References
[mair2010]:
E. Mair, G. D. Hager, D. Burschka, M. Suppa, and G. Hirzinger.
"Adaptive and generic corner detection based on the accelerated segment
test". In "European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV'10)", Sept 2010.
(http://www6.in.tum.de/Main/ResearchAgast)


new qbMediaRecorder(stream, opts)
Example
opts = {
mimeType: 'audio', // set mime type of record media or only type of media: 'video'/'audio'.
ignoreMutedMedia: false, // What to do with a muted input MediaStreamTrack,
// e.g. insert black frames/zero audio volume in the recording or ignore altogether.
// By default is `true`.
timeSlice: 1000, // optionally be passed a timeslice argument with a value in milliseconds.
// the media will be captured in separate chunks of that duration,
// rather than the default behavior of recording the media in a single large chunk.
callbacks: { // Note! Use named function for better debug.
onStart: function startRecord() {
//...
},
onError: function errorRecord(error) {
//...
},
onPause: function pauseRecord() {
//...
},
onStop: function stopRecord(blob) {
//...
},
onResume: function resimeRecord() {
//...
}
}
}
var rec = new qbMediaRecorder(stream, opts);
rec.start()
// ...
rec.stop();
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stream |
mediaStream | object representing a flux of audio- or video-related data. |
opts |
object | see example |
Members
(static) _mimeTypes :Object
Type:
- Object
Methods
(static) isAvailable() → {Boolean}
Checking is environment supports recording.
Returns:
Returns true if the qbMediaRecorder is available and can run, or false otherwise.
- Type
- Boolean
(static) getSupportedMimeTypes(prefferedTypeMedia) → {array}
Checking all mime types for support in browser enviroment. Recommended mime type has 0 index.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
prefferedTypeMedia |
string | 'audio' or 'video'. What type of media you want to check support. |
Returns:
Array of supported mimetypes.
- Type
- array
getState() → {String}
Return a state of recording.
Possibly states: inactive, recording, paused
Returns:
Name of a state.
- Type
- String
start(stream)
Start to recording a stream.
Fire the method stop
if record has state inprogress
.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
stream |
MediaStream | object representing a flux of audio- or video-related data. |
stop() → {Blob}
Stop to recording a stream.
Returns:
Blob of recorded chuncks.
- Type
- Blob
pause()
Pause to recording a stream.
resume()
Resume to recording a stream.
download(fileName, blob)
Create a file from blob and download as the file. Its method will fire 'stop' if recording in progress.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
fileName |
Strint | Name of file. You can set |
blob |
Blob | You can set blob which you get from the method |


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$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv E56151BF
Executing: gpg --ignore-time-conflict --no-options --no-default-keyring --homedir /tmp/tmp.adXlHzv0Wx --no-auto-check-trustdb --trust-model always --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --primary-keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv E56151BF
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gpg: key E56151BF: "Mesosphere Archive Automatic Signing Key " not changed
gpg: Total number processed: 1
gpg: unchanged: 1
instruction: >
The follow outlines how to add the mesosphere key to your repository list
Prerequisites
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv E56151BF
- title: Install Prerequisites - Add the Repository and update
blurb: >
The debian repository needs to be updated with Mesosphere specific to your platform making installation from Mesosphere possible.
icon: fa-stop
blackboard: >
$ DISTRO=$(lsb_release -is | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
$ CODENAME=$(lsb_release -cs)
$ echo "deb http://repos.mesosphere.io/${DISTRO} ${CODENAME} main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mesosphere.list
deb http://repos.mesosphere.io/ubuntu trusty main
$ sudo apt-get -y update
instruction: >
The follow outlines how to add the mesosphere repository to your system based on your platform
Prerequisites
DISTRO=$(lsb_release -is | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
CODENAME=$(lsb_release -cs)
echo "deb http://repos.mesosphere.io/${DISTRO} ${CODENAME} main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mesosphere.list
sudo apt-get -y update
- title: Install Mesos and Marathon
blurb: >
Mesos is provided as a Debian package and can be installed with `apt-get install mesos`
icon: fa-play
blackboard: >
$ sudo apt-get -y install mesos marathon
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following NEW packages will be installed:
mesos
0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 15 not upgraded.
...
instruction: >
Install Mesos Package
sudo apt-get -y install mesos marathon
- title: Reboot
blurb: >
A reboot is the easiest way to refresh the init system and start Mesos and Zookeeper together
icon: fa-eject
instruction: >
Reboot to activate Mesos and Zookeeper
sudo reboot
success:
title: Next steps
blurb: >
A slightly more detailed description for what happens in this step of the tutorial
text: >
Congratulations! You've installed Mesosphere packages on Ubuntu/Debian!
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#include <GrBounds.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| GrBounds (const GrBounds &bounds) | |
| class GrBounds | |
| GrBounds (const MSphere &sphere) | |
| GrBounds (const GrFrustum &frustum) | |
| ~GrBounds () | |
| bool | Intersects (const GrBounds &bounds) |
| performs an intersection test between two bounds. | |
| bool | Intersects (const MSphere &bounds) |
| bool | Intersects (const GrFrustum &bounds) |
| GrBounds & | operator= (const GrBounds &bounds) |
| assignment. | |
| GrBounds & | operator= (const MSphere &sphere) |
| GrBounds & | operator= (const GrFrustum &frustum) |
Definition at line 20 of file GrBounds.h.
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| GrBounds::GrBounds | ( | const MSphere & | sphere | ) |
| GrBounds::GrBounds | ( | const GrFrustum & | frustum | ) |
| GrBounds::~GrBounds | ( | ) |
| bool GrBounds::Intersects | ( | const GrFrustum & | bounds | ) |
| bool GrBounds::Intersects | ( | const MSphere & | bounds | ) |
| bool GrBounds::Intersects | ( | const GrBounds & | bounds | ) |
performs an intersection test between two bounds.
public methods.
sphere-sphere.
sphere-frustum
frustum-sphere...
frustum-frustum
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I took the shrooms at about 7:30 PM, chewing them thoroughly and washing them down with Coke to get rid of the nasty taste. After ingesting, I hung out in a friend's room and watched a Simpsons episode. I could start to feel it coming on at about 8. I could see a pattern emerging in the linoleum on the floor, and I started laughing because life just seemed happy and funny. My friends, who were drunk but not tripping, looked at me funny, then went back to watching a Family Guy episode.
I got kind of sick of just sitting there, so I got up and wandered back to my room. I went into the bathroom and placed my hands on the white tile; only then did I notice that it was really setting in. My body felt incredible, like the deepest orgasm ever, just lasting... I studied my hands against the tile, and I could intricate rainbow patterns around my hands and spreading up the walls. I wondered why I hadn't noticed before. My hands, too, were covered with intricacies; all the little lines made fascinating patterns that I just stared at, all the while feeling amazing just being in my body.
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A Triangle implementing BoundedVolume, RenderObject.
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#include <Triangle.h>
◆ Triangle()
◆ ~Triangle()
◆ barycentric_coordinates()
◆ disable_interpolation()
| void Triangle::disable_interpolation |
( |
| ) |
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◆ enable_interpolation()
| void Triangle::enable_interpolation |
( |
| ) |
|
◆ get_bounds()
◆ in_triangle()
| bool Triangle::in_triangle |
( |
Vector3D |
bary | ) |
const |
|
private |
◆ intersect_properties()
If ray intersects this object, this method will provide additional Information.
Note, that even if rayIntersect detected an intersection, this method might not be called. It is called iff the Intersection-Object returned by rayIntersect contains a pointer to this object and no other object in the rendered scene returned an intersection that was closer to the camera.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- IntersectionProperties object containing the surface normal and material information
Implements RenderObject.
◆ print()
| std::ostream & Triangle::print |
( |
std::ostream & |
sink | ) |
const |
|
overridevirtual |
◆ ray_intersect()
Method to detect intersection of ray and object.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Intersection object containing distance to intersection and pointer to intersected object
Implements RenderObject.
◆ set_normals()
◆ area2
◆ bounds
◆ interpolate_normal
| bool Triangle::interpolate_normal |
|
private |
◆ material
◆ n1
◆ n2
◆ n3
◆ normal
◆ normals_set
| bool Triangle::normals_set |
|
private |
◆ p1
◆ p2
◆ p3
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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This is an ArgumentError raised in case a page was requested that is either zero or negative number. You should decide how do deal with such errors in the controller.
If you’re using Rails 2, then this error will automatically get handled like 404 Not Found. The hook is in “will_paginate.rb”:
ActionController::Base.rescue_responses['WillPaginate::InvalidPage'] = :not_found
If you don’t like this, use your preffered method of rescuing exceptions in public from your controllers to handle this differently. The rescue_from method is a nice addition to Rails 2.
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As i begin this, i am 27 years old working and have been working in Software support for a couple of years. Before that i worked in the hospitality industry for around 7 years, this allowed me to overcome the social anxiety barrier i had.
Having a BSc in Computer science many years ago, i had no idea what i wanted to do and whilst watching one of the new shows on Amazon Prime, "Mr. Robot." I was flabbergasted. An absolute thriller about a group of hackitivists battling it out against a giant conglomerate. It really showcased how easy people could be exploited through different means to get sensitive information.
I knew about the basics of network security but the show was really an eye opener. This was when i decided i wanted to learn more and after several days of hardcore Googling i was very lost, there was alot of content and not really much guidance as to where to begin. At the same time an advert for a Network Security and Pen Testing course appeared at a University.
I took on this course and whilst I felt alot of it was theory work, it did give me an insight as to what is available and the routes i can take. As mentioned, the theory work we had to learn was tedious and very long. There was really not much Lab work to offer and the basics of Linux really didn't wet my whistle. I overcame this boredom by creating a hardcore gaming addiction . It was a problem and i knew that it was bringing up a barrier around me again, i felt like the way to deal with this was to play more games. I felt like i was digging myself a deeper hole but the only way to solve this was to keep digging.
After many years, realising it is now or never, i am ready to stop. I have done some extensive research and decided where to start. I feel that I know a little bit of everything but not enough enough to say that I am competent in any matter.
I know that even after my hours of again Googling "How to get into Infosec" I will probably regret many steps of the way. But as i document my progress i will be able to look back and learn.
P.S. Once again, I profusely apologise in advance if there are any grammar and punctuation mistakes. Also please do not look at the page source as i have made an absolute mess of my website. Instead of look for a blogging site to write on, I have decided to try and create my own using a template in Github.


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View differences in test results
viewTestDiff( appDir = ".", testnames = NULL, interactive = is_interactive(), images = TRUE, suffix = NULL )
appDir |
Directory of the Shiny application that was tested. |
testnames |
A character vector of names of tests to compare. If NULL, compare all test results for which there are differences. |
interactive |
If TRUE, use the interactive diff viewer, which runs in a
Shiny app. If FALSE, print a textual diff, generated by
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images |
Compare screenshot images (only used when |
suffix |
An optional suffix for the expected results directory. For
example, if the suffix is |
A character vector the same length as testnames
, with
"accept"
or "reject"
for each test.
textTestDiff()
to get a text diff as a string.


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{ "Pages": [ { "Name": "Main", "Nodes": [ { "Type": "ServoSet", "Value": 50 }, { "Type": "If", "Condition": { "Op": ">", "Left": "CurrentTemp", "Right": "75" }, "Page": "SubPage1" }, { "Type": "If", "Condition": { "Op": "<=", "Left": "CurrentTemp", "Right": "75" }, "Page": "SubPage2" }, { "Type": "If", "Condition": { "Op": "<=", "Left": { "Op": "/", "Left": { "Op": "*", "Left": { "Op": "-", "Left": "CurrentTemp", "Right": 32 }, "Right": 5 }, "Right": 9 }, "Right": 22 }, "Page": "SubPage2" } ] }, { "Name": "SubPage1", "Nodes": [ { "Type": "LedOn", "Value": 1 } ] }, { "Name": "SubPage2", "Nodes": [ { "Type": "LedOff", "Value": 1 } ] } ] }


It is physically impossible for pigs to look straight up into the sky.

There are over 50,000 spiders and other arachnids within one acre of grass.
The day with the greatest heart attack rate is Monday.
There is a phobia of being afraid of belly buttons.
Dr. Seuss was Dr. Seuss' real name.
The roar of a lion can be heard up to 5 miles away.
Laughing for 15 minutes will do your body just as good as taking a 2 hour nap.
Men are 37% more likely to see a psychiatrist than women.
The first phone number was "1".


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Developing your brand as a developer
Projected Time
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Prerequisites
Motivation
- Your personal brand is your way to distinguish yourself from others and make yourself memorable.
- Having a distinct and relevant personal brand can help employers identify you as a good fit for their open roles, or can help you build credibility with colleagues and managers as you further your career.
- It is worth the investment to think outside the box and develop a brand that will help employers get to know you.
What is an example of a great personal brand? Test your knowledge about Techtonica founder Michelle Glauser. Did you learn something new and impressive?
Objectives
- Understand importance of a personal brand when embarking on a new career
- Set up your own site or blog to start sharing your learning
Specific Things To Learn
- Using Twitter—following, tweeting, blocking (we recommend using GG Autoblocker to automatically block thousands of trolls)
- Tips for blogging
- Tips for being social through GitHub
Materials
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How to win friends and stand out from the crowd Build on the first information. Have participants guess things, do an activity, etc.
Make sure to mention these things:
- Choose your lane
- Pick something you have learned or love and go deep in explanations
- Join a community
- Make Friends
- Get involved on Twitter and GitHub
- Share your experience
Common Mistakes / Misconceptions
- Most new developers feel they need to be an expert at something before they can share on a topic. The irony is, there are not lots of free beginner content out there for new developer geared towards new developers and the same new developers are in the best position to teach each other today. No matter how new you are, there is someone who knows less than you and you are in the best position to teach them.
Guided Practice
Follow this tutorial to create your own blog on Medium!
Independent Practice
Take some time this week to write a blog post on something you learned this week. Before posting to the world, have a fellow classmate review it to see if the information is useful. A typical suggestion is to blog for yourself 3-6 months ago.
Ship it and continue this process at least once a week. Remember to keep the blog post short at first to prevent writers block and anxiety about posting.
Promoting your blog is at least as important as writing it!
Challenge
Tweet out about your new blog on Twitter using the #BridgeTheTechGap or #CodeNewbiehashtag.
Check for Understanding
Send your first blog post to a peer and ask for comments and 2 ways you can improve your post or your site.
Supplemental Resources
- templates.netlify.com - List a variety of website templates.
- codenewbie - A community for new coders that provides various resources and help, including a slack group.
Check for Understanding
- What are the benefits of having a distinct Personal Brand?
- How do you build a Personal Brand?
- Mention some blog hosting sites.
- Mention some communities you would like to join.


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API for configuring and manipulating SWI EEPROM Click driver. More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | swieeprom_t |
| SWI EEPROM Click context object. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | SWIEEPROM_ID 0x00D200 |
| SWI EEPROM Click ID value. More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | swieeprom_op_code_t { SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_EEPROM = 0xA0, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_SECURITY = 0xB0, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_LOCK = 0x20, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_ROM = 0x70, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_FREEZE_ROM = 0x10, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_ID = 0xC0, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_STDN_SPEED = 0xD0, SWIEEPROM_OP_CODE_HIGH_SPEED = 0xE0 } |
| SWI EEPROM Click operation codes. More... | |
| enum | swieeprom_return_value_t { SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_OK = 0, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR = -1, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_NO_DEVICE_FOUND = -2, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_SLAVE_ADDRESS = -3, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_OP_CODE = -4, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_ADR = -5, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_DATA = -6, SWIEEPROM_RET_VAL_ERROR_ID = -7 } |
| SWI EEPROM Click return values. More... | |
Functions | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_init (swieeprom_t *ctx) |
| SWI EEPROM initialization function. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_read_id (swieeprom_t *ctx) |
| SWI EEPROM check device ID. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_write_to_memory (swieeprom_t *ctx, uint8_t mem_adr, uint8_t mem_data) |
| SWI EEPROM write byte to memory. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_read_from_memory (swieeprom_t *ctx, uint8_t mem_adr, uint8_t *mem_data) |
| SWI EEPROM read byte from memory. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_write_data_to_memory (swieeprom_t *ctx, uint8_t start_mem_adr, uint8_t *tx_buf, uint16_t buf_len) |
| SWI EEPROM write data to memory. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_read_data_from_memory (swieeprom_t *ctx, uint8_t start_mem_adr, uint8_t *rx_buf, uint16_t buf_len) |
| SWI EEPROM read data from memory. More... | |
| swieeprom_return_value_t | swieeprom_clear_data_from_memory (swieeprom_t *ctx, uint8_t start_mem_adr, uint16_t buf_len) |
| SWI EEPROM clears data from memory. More... | |
API for configuring and manipulating SWI EEPROM Click driver.
| #define SWIEEPROM_ID 0x00D200 |
SWI EEPROM Click ID value.
ID value for SWI EEPROM Click driver.
| enum swieeprom_op_code_t |
SWI EEPROM Click operation codes.
Operation codes for communication with SWI EEPROM Click driver.
SWI EEPROM Click return values.
Return values of SWI EEPROM Click driver functions.
| swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_clear_data_from_memory | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx, |
| uint8_t | start_mem_adr, | ||
| uint16_t | buf_len | ||
| ) |
SWI EEPROM clears data from memory.
This function clears buf_len bytes of data starting from specific memory address.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
| [in] | start_mem_adr | : Address that write will start with. |
| [in] | buf_len | : Data length. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -5
- Memory address Error. -6
- Data Error. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_init | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx | ) |
SWI EEPROM initialization function.
This function initializes all necessary pins and peripherals used for this click board.
| [out] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
0
- Success, -2
- No device found. -3
- Slave address missing. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_read_data_from_memory | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx, |
| uint8_t | start_mem_adr, | ||
| uint8_t * | rx_buf, | ||
| uint16_t | buf_len | ||
| ) |
SWI EEPROM read data from memory.
This function reads buf_len bytes of data starting from specific memory address.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
| [in] | start_mem_adr | : Address that read will start with. |
| [out] | rx_buf | : Data that will be read. |
| [in] | buf_len | : Data length. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -5
- Memory address Error. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_read_from_memory | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx, |
| uint8_t | mem_adr, | ||
| uint8_t * | mem_data | ||
| ) |
SWI EEPROM read byte from memory.
This function reads one byte of data from specific memory address.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
| [in] | mem_adr | : Address that will be read from. |
| [out] | mem_data | : Data that will be read. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -5
- Memory address Error. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_read_id | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx | ) |
SWI EEPROM check device ID.
This function reads device ID and checks if it's correct.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -7
- ID Error. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_write_data_to_memory | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx, |
| uint8_t | start_mem_adr, | ||
| uint8_t * | tx_buf, | ||
| uint16_t | buf_len | ||
| ) |
SWI EEPROM write data to memory.
This function writes buf_len bytes of data starting from specific memory address.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
| [in] | start_mem_adr | : Address that write will start with. |
| [in] | tx_buf | : Data that will be written. |
| [in] | buf_len | : Data length. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -5
- Memory address Error. -6
- Data Error. | swieeprom_return_value_t swieeprom_write_to_memory | ( | swieeprom_t * | ctx, |
| uint8_t | mem_adr, | ||
| uint8_t | mem_data | ||
| ) |
SWI EEPROM write byte to memory.
This function writes one byte of data to specific memory address.
| [in] | ctx | : Click context object. See #${NAME_LOWERCASE}_t object definition for detailed explanation. |
| [in] | mem_adr | : Address that will be written to. |
| [in] | mem_data | : Data that will be written. |
0
- Success, -4
- OP CODE Error. -5
- Memory address Error. -6
- Data Error.


“Technology has forever changed the world we live in. We're online, in one way or another, all day long. Our phones and computers have become reflections of our personalities, our interests, and our identities. They hold much that is important to us.” — James Comey
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People, especially children, poison themselves by eating or drinking wrong things or by taking too much medicine or tablets.
Acids in batteries,
Caustic soda:
Make the person vomit by putting your finger in their throat or by making them drink water with salt. Take them to the health centre immediately.
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Bhavaya TabbedSplitPanels (org.bhavaya.ui.TabbedSplitPanel) provide a JPanel derivative that can be subdivided (split) into two or more Components when a button is pressed. They can be viewed as providing a pop-up, or drawer feature to a main component. The pop-up component compresses the main component when both are displayed. The TabbedSplitPanel is illustrated below. The figure on the left has non of it's pop-up components activated, there is a blank central JPanel acting as the main component and there are buttons on the left, right and bottom edges of the window. The figure on the right is the result when some of the split panels have been activated. JTextAreas have been used as the pop-up component and the figure also shows how TabbedSplitPanels can be nested within one another.
The TabbedSplitPanel demo was used to generate the above two figures, it can be run directly using JavaWebStart. Alternatively if you have Bhavaya's library files in your classpath you can compile and run the source directly, or if you have downloaded and extracted examples.zip it can be run with: ant tabbedsplitpaneldemo
Constructor summary:
TabbedSplitPanel(Component mainPanel, int orientation)
The mainPanel is the centrally displayed object. Next to this the TabbedSplitPanel creates a gutter. The gutter is where the buttons that activate the split panel will be placed. The position of the gutter relative to the mainPanel is controlled by orientation and can be TabbedSplitPanel.LEFT, TabbedSplitPanel.RIGHT and TabbedSplitPanel.BOTTOM.
The buttons and the component that they activate are added using objects of the MenuPanel class.
MenuPanel constructor summary:
MenuPanel(String name, Component component, boolean autoTitle)
The name is the text for the button created in the gutter, it is also (optionally) the heading used for the pop-up component (if autoTitle is true). component is the Component that is activated and displayed when the MenuPanel is activated.
MenuPanels are added using TabbedSplitPanel.addMenuPanel(menuPanel) and the number of MenuPanels that can be added is not limited by the software.
An example of how to use the TabbedSplitPanel is shown below:
JPanel mainPanel = new JPanel(); TabbedSplitPanel centrePanel = new TabbedSplitPanel(mainPanel,TabbedSplitPanel.RIGHT); MenuPanel menuPanel = new MenuPanel("Right Menu", new JTextArea("Menu panel for right tabbed split panel"),true); centrePanel.addMenuPanel(menuPanel); frame.setContentPane(centrePanel)
where frame is a previously created JFrame.
This will create an empty centre panel, with a button labelled Right menu in a gutter on the right-hand side. When clicked the button brings up a JTextArea, also on the right-hand side.
(When using this component remember to add Bhavaya's jar files to your classpath (extract_location/bhavaya/bin/bhavaya.jar and extract_location/bhavaya/lib/log4j-1.2.15-patched.jar).)


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Class WC_Countries
WooCommerce countries
The WooCommerce countries class stores country/state data.
Package: WooCommerce\Classes
Category: Class
Author: WooThemes
Version: 1.6.4
Class: WC_Countries
Located at classes/class-wc-countries.php
Category: Class
Author: WooThemes
Version: 1.6.4
Class: WC_Countries
Located at classes/class-wc-countries.php
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| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.sms.sender.impl.cloudhopper; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import com.cloudhopper.smpp.SmppSessionConfiguration; | |
| 4 | import com.cloudhopper.smpp.pdu.EnquireLink; | |
| 5 | import com.cloudhopper.smpp.pdu.SubmitSm; | |
| 6 | import com.cloudhopper.smpp.pdu.Unbind; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.retry.RetryExecutor; | |
| 9 | ||
| 10 | /** | |
| 11 | * Additional options to configure how Cloudhopper should behave: | |
| 12 | *
 | |
| 13 | *
Additional timeouts (response, unbind)
 | |
| 14 | *
Retry strategy for connection
 | |
| 15 | *
Options for session management strategy
 | |
| 16 | *
 | |
| 17 | * | |
| 18 | * @author Aurélien Baudet | |
| 19 | * | |
| 20 | */ | |
| 21 | public class ExtendedSmppSessionConfiguration extends SmppSessionConfiguration { | |
| 22 | /** | |
| 23 | * The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for receiving the | |
| 24 | * response from the server for a single segment ({@link SubmitSm}). | |
| 25 | */ | |
| 26 | private long responseTimeout; | |
| 27 | /** | |
| 28 | * The maximum amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for receiving the | |
| 29 | * response to a disconnect request ({@link Unbind} command) from the | |
| 30 | * server. | |
| 31 | */ | |
| 32 | private long unbindTimeout; | |
| 33 | /** | |
| 34 | * The strategy to use for trying to connect to the server. | |
| 35 | */ | |
| 36 | private RetryExecutor connectRetry; | |
| 37 | /** | |
| 38 | * Keep alive the opened session by sending messages ({@link EnquireLink}) | |
| 39 | * regularly. If the session is closed by the server automatic reconnection | |
| 40 | * is done. | |
| 41 | */ | |
| 42 | private KeepAliveOptions keepAlive; | |
| 43 | /** | |
| 44 | * If possible reuse the same session to send the messages instead of | |
| 45 | * creating a new one for each message. | |
| 46 | * | |
| 47 | * If keep alive options is also set, the keep alive sttrategy is used and | |
| 48 | * this option has ne effect. | |
| 49 | */ | |
| 50 | private ReuseSessionOptions reuseSession; | |
| 51 | ||
| 52 | public long getResponseTimeout() { | |
| 53 |
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return responseTimeout; |
| 54 | } | |
| 55 | ||
| 56 | public void setResponseTimeout(long responseTimeout) { | |
| 57 | this.responseTimeout = responseTimeout; | |
| 58 | } | |
| 59 | ||
| 60 | public long getUnbindTimeout() { | |
| 61 |
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return unbindTimeout; |
| 62 | } | |
| 63 | ||
| 64 | public void setUnbindTimeout(long unbindTimeout) { | |
| 65 | this.unbindTimeout = unbindTimeout; | |
| 66 | } | |
| 67 | ||
| 68 | public RetryExecutor getConnectRetry() { | |
| 69 |
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return connectRetry; |
| 70 | } | |
| 71 | ||
| 72 | public void setConnectRetry(RetryExecutor connectRetry) { | |
| 73 | this.connectRetry = connectRetry; | |
| 74 | } | |
| 75 | ||
| 76 | public KeepAliveOptions getKeepAlive() { | |
| 77 |
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return keepAlive; |
| 78 | } | |
| 79 | ||
| 80 | public void setKeepAlive(KeepAliveOptions keepAlive) { | |
| 81 | this.keepAlive = keepAlive; | |
| 82 | } | |
| 83 | ||
| 84 | public ReuseSessionOptions getReuseSession() { | |
| 85 |
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return reuseSession; |
| 86 | } | |
| 87 | ||
| 88 | public void setReuseSession(ReuseSessionOptions reuseSession) { | |
| 89 | this.reuseSession = reuseSession; | |
| 90 | } | |
| 91 | ||
| 92 | } | |
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Midnight Static is an electronic synth rock band based out of Boston, MA. Filled with layers of catchy melodies and sweeping chord changes, along with nuances of 70's Prog Rock, 80's New Wave and current electronic pop acts such as CHVRCHES and Cut Copy, the music of Midnight Static stirs up moments of nostalgia while hinting at the future of electronic dance rock.
Formed in the winter of 2014 and armed with a handful of songs by songwriter and synth player Steven Borek, Midnight Static were born out of a desire to write engaging electronic dance songs that would get the crowds up on their feet and moving, yet which would retain a pop-rock feel in their intensity and live delivery. "There are so many great guitar based rock bands in and around Boston already and I thought to myself 'Hey, I really like playing rock music, but I don't see a lot of dancing at these shows..." says Borek. "Why not try this with synths instead of guitars and change up the rhythms a bit, and maybe I can get people to enjoy both the energy of rock music and encourage them to dance at the same time?"
As the year 2014 progressed, Borek carefully constructed the band from persons of various musical backgrounds who would each add something special to an already unique sound: the effervescent Jason Kaplan on drums, certified 80's nut Kate Lindsay on synths, the dynamic Jake O'Donnell on bass, and the powerful and engaging voice of vocalist Shannon Spreen.
Midnight Static debuted in January 2015 to a packed house at the Last Safe & Deposit Company in Lowell, MA, and are in the process of recording their first single, "Illusions of the Mind", to be released in late February 2015.


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The Datastore is the facility used to persist the data of the applications.
In the Triangular Node.js variant of the development configuration this is provided by the Server Node.js Variant. Both the local development environment and the production deployed version use the same scheme. In fact the deploying into production of a local development environment uses the local data structure as its starting point.
Triangular deploys its NodeJS Site at NodeJitsu Node.js Hosting
Both local and production use the same data structure. The default base name is TRI-DB within the deployed structure. Each app is stored within a folder of the app name.
Each Record Key/Data file is stored as one of 3 types.
$super
- the SuperUser credentials$user
- AdminUsers and Users within the respective apps folder. The role:admin
distuinguishes them.$data
- the data records.During startup the NodeJS Server loads the directory structure into an internal table. The db
command may be used to see this
if the local console has been turned on with the -quit
option.
The Node.js single threaded architecture made the potential file contention issue a non-issue. Whenever a record is to be physically written a copy is placed into
the rec.data
field of the structure and the write started. When the write completes the rec.data
field is cleared. If a read occurs during the time
the rec.data
field has a value this value is returned to the requester immediately. Otherwise a normal read takes place and the contents returned to the requester
when it completes.
The GekID
field is ignored and set to a value of 1
.
The CreateTS
and UpdateTS
fields are derived from the Node.js fs.stat
command using the
ctime
and mtime
values converted to milliseconds using getTime()
.
The passwords on the system are encrypted using a mangle
property in the SuperUser that is randomly created when the
SuperUser is created. This value should not be changed without resetting all the passwords. The randomness of this string
makes it difficult to derive the password even if the encrytped value is known. The mangle
value should be kept secret for this reason.


| khan | Khan microarray data |
| pamr.adaptthresh | A function to adaptive choose threshold scales, for use in pamr.train |
| pamr.batchadjust | A function to mean-adjust microarray data by batches |
| pamr.confusion | A function giving a table of true versus predicted values, from a nearest shrunken centroid fit. |
| pamr.confusion.survival | Compute confusin matrix from pamr survival fit |
| pamr.cv | A function to cross-validate the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.decorrelate | A function to decorrelate (adjust) the feature matrix with respect to some additional predictors |
| pamr.fdr | A function to estimate false discovery rates for the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.geneplot | A function to plot the genes that surive the thresholding from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.indeterminate | A function that takes estimate class probabilities and produces a class prediction or indeterminate prediction |
| pamr.listgenes | A function to list the genes that survive the thresholding, from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.makeclasses | A function to interactively define classes from a clustering tree |
| pamr.menu | A function that interactively leads the user through a PAM analysis |
| pamr.plotcen | A function to plot the shrunken class centroids, from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.plotcv | A function to plot the cross-validated error curves from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.plotcvprob | A function to plot the cross-validated sample probabilities from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.plotfdr | A function to plot the FDR curve from the nearest shrunken centroid classifier |
| pamr.plotstrata | A function to plot the survival curves in each Kaplan Meier stratum |
| pamr.plotsurvival | A function to plots Kaplan-Meier curves stratified by a group variable |
| pamr.predict | A function giving prediction information, from a nearest shrunken centroid fit. |
| pamr.predictmany | A function giving prediction information for many threshold values, from a nearest shrunken centroid fit. |
| pamr.surv.to.class2 | A function to assign observations to categories, based on their survival times. |
| pamr.test.errors.surv.compute | A function giving a table of true versus predicted values, from a nearest shrunken centroid fit from survival data. |
| pamr.train | A function to train a nearest shrunken centroid classifier |


Match Play. Red trails 0-2 to 5. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=118 White=127
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Three plays are very close here. In third place comes 13/4 which was played over the board. This is not even an error, merely a small mistake.
Tied in first place are 13/9, 13/8 which forces White of his anchor if he wants to hit and the double falcon play 20/15, 20/16, with massive duplication and attempting to run for home while ahead in the race.
The key here is to understand that both plays are viable (did you even consider 20/15, 20/16?) and then make a choice between them. Not easy.
Tied in first place are 13/9, 13/8 which forces White of his anchor if he wants to hit and the double falcon play 20/15, 20/16, with massive duplication and attempting to run for home while ahead in the race.
The key here is to understand that both plays are viable (did you even consider 20/15, 20/16?) and then make a choice between them. Not easy.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/9 13/8 Eq.: +0.096 0.521 0.070 0.001 - 0.479 0.059 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/4 Eq.: +0.079 (-0.017) 0.514 0.073 0.001 - 0.486 0.063 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 20/16 20/15 Eq.: +0.072 (-0.024) 0.530 0.070 0.002 - 0.470 0.112 0.002 4. Cubeful 2-ply 13/8 6/2 Eq.: +0.031 (-0.065) 0.499 0.074 0.001 - 0.501 0.069 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 20/11 Eq.: +0.030 (-0.066) 0.511 0.087 0.002 - 0.489 0.125 0.003