Dalvasor Sali is revolutionary artist from Spain whose general idea is that the viewer of the art should have as much freedom as possible when viewing his artwork. What he means by that, is that he provides the structures and general idea, but the viewer should be able to capture the color combination that they want. He also focuses a lot on the shapes that he creates, so that they have some sort of unchaotic feel to it. The artwork above, everything is symmetrical, but when you add the colors to it, you add the chaotic element to it. And that's what Dalvasor Sali's art is all about.
When designing a website, a useful tool for structuring the overall layout of the page are grids. Grids are a way to partition the page
into different blocks.This way you can assign different parts of the HTML to a specific block(s) of the page. Two ways of doing this is
by using CSS Grid and/or CSS Flexbox. CSS Grid creates a two dimensional Grid with both rows and columns. You can also decide what size
each row and column is, or if you want to adjust itself, it can also do that. A Flexbox is a one dimensional grid where you control only
one row ore one column. A flexbox makes it easier to control the elements inside the row or column, such as deciding where to align the content, start,
end or stretch out the entire row. In short, a Flexox is used when you only care about row or color, whereas a Grid is used when you care about both.
For my page, I have created a 2x2 grid, where the title row is a flexbox spanning both columns, and the menu is also a flexbox inside the first
column in the second row. This made it relatively ease to control the elements inside each of the grid items.
Scalable Vector Graphics(SVG) and canvas are two ways in HTML to create graphics and visual objects in HTML. A canvas is basically like a real life canvas where you can draw a line with a certain thickness, and then the canvas has no knowledge of what you drew or what exists in it. If you want the ability to change the canvas in any way, you have to keep track of the shapes in a separate script. In SVG, however, you can keep track of all the objects you have in your graphic, and make references to them in an easy way. It does not require any Javascript to change it, so you can more easily add interactivity. Because of this, scaling the graphic is very easy compared to a canvas. A disadvantage with SVG is that it does not do very well when you have a lot of elements, as you have to keep track of all the elements in memory, whereas with a canvas you do not.
jQuery is a popular and useful framework built for JavaScript. jQuery makes it quicker and easier to build JavaScript webpages and web applications.
Look at jQuery as a function rather than a language. These functions include; adding animated effects to elements, manipulating the Document Object Model(DOM), and much more!
jQuery makes it really easy to write JavaScript compatible with several different browsers. The usual incompatibilities you could experience between popular browsers, which
meant that you often had to write different chunks of JavaScript code for each browser, is non-existent using jQuery. Just call the appropriate jQuery function and jQuery will
make sure the code runs on the current browser.
For my application I used jQuery for all the different buttons' funcitonality, as well as changing the styling when I felt
it made sense to improve the overall look of the page and its functionality.
Cross browser testing is the practice of testing your web application in different browser. This includes comparing the appearance of the application in the different browsers, as well as the functionality differences in the browsers. This is extremely important as there are many different browsers, that also behave differently. When testing my own application on Chrome, Safari and Firefox, i observed that the color picker input was different in all the browsers. In Chrome you can change the colors once you move the pointer, but in Firefox you had to exit the input window. In Safari there is no input window at all, but there is an input window containing hexadecimal values for the color that is currently picked. Other than the color picker differnce, the application looked and worked similarly in the browsers.


Mechanics of Growth and Remodeling
Let us consider a material mixture composed by several constituents () in its hypothetical traction-free reference configuration and subsequently deformed into a loaded configuration at time . Each material point is mapped to the corresponding spatial point by . This allow to define the total deformation of the mixture as
where is the deformation gradient of the mixture and incorporate elastic () and inelastic () deformations for each th constituent of the material,
It is assumed that each constituent of the mixture is hyperelastic and their potential elastic energy depends only on the elastic deformations (). We can define the second Piola-Kirchhoff stress tensor of the th contituent as,
where is the elastic right Cauchy-Green tensor obtained from the total right Cauchy-Green tensor and the decomposition of the deformation ,
is the constituent mass fraction, is the mixture density in reference configuration and is the th constituent density in reference configuration.
Thus applying the rule of mixtures, the total mass density is the additon of the constituent densities (). And in the same way the material stress is the addition of the constituent stresses (), where the stress can be mapped to the spatial configuration by the push-forward transformation,
allowing to write the total mixture spatial stress as .
During Growth and Remodeling (G&R) the tissue is continuously adapting and consequently is changing its structure with deposition/removal of mass of the contituents, for instance, elastin degradation, SMC apoptosis/proliferation or collagen production. The mass changes in the mixture can be written like,
where is the deposition/removal of mass in the mixture. Where the reference volume does not change, the spatial density is homogeneous and constant in time, and the spatial volume is related to the reference volume by . Therefore, the conservation of mass can be rewritten as,
We have to remark that in the G&R framework the reference mass density (per unit reference volume) evolves and it is time dependent .
Furthermore, it can be assumed that G&R is an slow process and have place in long time scales. Then it can be assumed that the G&R is quasi-static and the conservation of linear momentum equals zero,
where is the velocity of the body and is the body force.


MonetDB Mars stores database files in a different directory that that used by earlier versions of MonetDB.
Database files for Linux and Mac OS X installations are stored
in /usr/local/Monet-mars/var/MonetDB4/dbfarm
.
Database files for Windows installations are stored in
C:\\Documents and Settings\
where
username
\Application Data\MonetDB4\dbfarm\username
is the login name of the user who
installed MonetDB.


Source module to create “Policy” space from.
Space Params
simplelife.policy.
PolicyID
¶Policy ID
Refs
simplelife.policy.
PolicyData
¶Input.PolicyData
simplelife.policy.
ProductSpec
¶Input.ProductSpec
simplelife.policy.
LifeTable
¶LifeTable
Cells
AnnualizedPremRate () |
Annualized Premium Rate per Sum Assured |
CashValueRate (t) |
Cash Value Rate per Sum Assured |
GrossPremRate () |
Gross Premium Rate per Sum Assured per payment |
GrossPremTable () |
Gross premium table |
InitSurrCharge () |
Initial Surrender Charge Rate |
IntRate (RateBasis) |
Interest Rate |
LoadAcqSA () |
Acquisition Loading per Sum Assured |
LoadMaintGP () |
Maintenance Loading per Gross Premium |
LoadMaintPremWaiverGP () |
Maintenance Loading per Gross Premium for Premium Waiver |
LoadMaintSA () |
Maintenance Loading per Sum Assured during Premium Payment |
LoadMaintSA2 () |
Maintenance Loading per Sum Assured after Premium Payment |
NLPReserveRate (basis, t) |
Net level premium reserve rate |
NetPremRate (basis) |
Net Premium Rate |
ReserveRate () |
Valuation Reserve Rate per Sum Assured |
SurrCharge (t) |
Surrender Charge Rate per Sum Assured |
TableID (RateBasis) |
Mortality Table ID |
UnearnedPremRate () |
Unearned Premium Rate |


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Position Overview:
- Bettering our on-boarding process for new people.
- Improving internal people processes to make people happier, more productive and empowered.
- Helping to set up and administer benefits programs.
- Finding ways to amplify and re-enforce our culture.
- Making remote people (most of us) feel more connected.


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The test part of the loop can use the OR operator to allow several choices.
The test part of a loop (any of the three varieties) is a boolean expression. We want a boolean expression that evaluates to true if the user enters:
and evaluates to false
for anything else.
Here is a near-complete expression:
( chars.equals( "yes" ) ______ chars.equals( "YES" ) ______ chars.equals( "y" ) ______ chars.equals( "Y" ) )


- config
- mods
- shaderpacks
- forge.exe
version 0.31 (for Minecraft 1.12.2)
| Mod | Version |
|---|---|
| AmbientSounds 2.0 | 2.3 |
| Applied Energistics 2 | rv6 alpha 3 |
| Backpacks! | 3.5.2 |
| Back Tools | 7.0.0 |
| BetterFps | 1.4.8 |
| Biomes O' Plenty | <IP_ADDRESS>9 |
| Better HUD | 1.3.9 |
| Buildcraft | 7.99.17 |
| Chest Transporter | 2.8.8 |
| ComputerCraft | 1.80pr1 |
| Custom Main Menu | 2.0.8 |
| Dense Metals | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Fullscreen Windowed (Borderless) | 1.6.0 |
| Industrial Craft | 2.8.96 |
| Iron Chests | <IP_ADDRESS>1 |
| Multi-Hotbar | 4.1 |
| Multi Mine | n/a |
| NotEnoughItems | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| OptiFine | HD U E2 |
| Project Red (+6 expansions) | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| SmartMoving | 16.4 RC3 |
| Treecapitator | 2.0.5 |
| Xaero's Minimap | 1.15.3 |
Forge Mod Loader version <IP_ADDRESS>47.
Luke's ModPack is a minecraft modpack crafted towards tech-savvy game players that are ready for new challenges, complete with the beautiful SEUS Renewed shader (that can be easily enabled or disabled according to the user's preference).
Although there are many other modpacks available online, Luke's ModPack is one of the few that aim towards industrialization and technological advancement. Moreover, it is a modpack that eliminates bloating and focuses on perfecting the game's mechanics with the help of mods such as SmartMoving, Treecapitator and Better HUD, amongst many others.
| Dependency | Version |
|---|---|
| CodeChicken Lib | <IP_ADDRESS>0 |
| Forge MultiPart CBE | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| iChunUtil | 7.1.4 |
| Just Enough Items (JEI) | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| MrTJPCore | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Multi-Hotbar Core | 1.0.1 |
| MMD OreSpawn | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| PlayerAPI | 1.0 |
| RenderPlayerAPI | 1.0 |
| SmartRender | 2.3 RC2 |
| Shader Pack | Version |
|---|---|
| SEUS Renewed | 1.0.0 |
Double click the forge.exe executable located in the modpack folder, making sure that the Install client option is the one selected.

Type %appdata% in the text field and press ENTER, this will open a file explorer window at the correct location.
Double click the .minecraft folder.
Now copy the mods, the shaderpacks and the config folders to inside the .minecraft folder.
Now open the minecraft launcher and select the forge profile.
Hit play and enjoy!
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Why? This article, and of course a lot of reflection. You probably saw my last article on my extensive effort of getting to a bootcamp. I was fairly positive about it. However, there are two big ideas lingering in me to be one hundred percent in it: One is that I still find the cost to be inflated, by which bootcamps take advantage of a relatively nascent market and build a brand with premium pricing »
After starting to toy with the idea of becoming a developer, naturally I started looking at bootcamps. I finished college a few years ago and worked in a completely different industry. There appeared to be no better choice for me to learn the programming skills I need in the shortest time possible and get employed. I remember the last time I tried my hands on Django two years ago, and I barely made it past »
I wasn't a developer by training. I graduated college with a degree in math/economics evened out with some French lit, and worked for a year in asset management. I though I was very committed, having finished my first 2 CFA levels and now in a one year finance master's program at HEC Paris. As soon as I began my graduate program, I had an alarming realization: what have I got myself into? Prior to »
After starting to get my hands on learning javascript development, I decided to start this blog to track my learning progress. On a whim I registered a trendy .io domain and set up Ghost with DigitalOcean. The setup was fairly painless and the blog engine was up and running in a minute. However, I encountered some slight set-back when I tried to connect my custom domain. I edited the config.js in Ghost with my »


2016/02/29: On Building A Personal Website
Today's assignment is to write a brief blog post on the experiences of building a personal website.
One of our first assignments was to create a wireframe. I know that the wireframe helped me tremendously to focus on what I wanted from an ideal standpoint. I had no idea if I was going to be able to pull it off, but I liked that I could brain-storm on what I wished the site might look like without actually worrying about how to pull it off--you just laid it all out on virtual paper with wireframe software. You can see the wireframes I used for this site in my Projects link. I think I came pretty close to my original concept.
The second concern of mine was the fact that I'm color-blind. Not gray-scale color-blind, mind you--I do in fact see colors, but some appear washed out and are hard to distinguish, such as reds, browns, greens or yellows, greens, or grays and aqua-marines. I know this kept me from ever considering web design in the past, and therefore focused on back-end development. I was happy to see that one solution was to use websites that took pictures and figured out color palletes from them. I used one for this very site and was extremely happy with the results, even getting some good feedback about the color scheme. Huzzah for technology helping us overcome our disabilities!!!
The next hurdle I encountered was CSS. I do find CSS rather confusing, but I've been quite happy with SOME of the results of the CSS formatting on this website, but I do know I have lots more to learn.
Then there's the challenge of desktop/laptop versus mobile/tablet-focused web design. The website currently doesn't scale well horizontally on a PC which has plenty of wide real-estate. I need to add some additional work to make it expand to the full availability of the screen. I liked the way the page looked on mobile, but then not on a tablet which has lots of verticle space. Then there was the issue I saw in my "Cheat Sheet" project which was that the scrolling on a mobile device was a PAIN in that particular page because a mobile/tablet device doesn't get the same scroll bars (or use of a mouse wheel), like on a desktop. Long story short--I need to work on mobile vs desktop design and will be one of my focuses in the coming weeks while at Dev Bootcamp.
Well, until next time. -- JLH


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| SI | Institute | Address | Verified | Website | Classes | |
| 1 | Samyuktha Gowda Saraswatha Sabha | 16, Habibulla Road, T.Nagar, Chennai - 600017 | No | |||
| 2 | GSB Sabha | President, GSB Sabha, Kurla Chembur, Ghatkopar, Near Railway Station, Balaji Mandir, Kurla, Mumbai - 400070 | No | |||
| 3 | Sri Kashimutt Samsthan | Welfare Fund, Regd. Office, Sukratindra Sabha Sadan, SLV Temple, Udupi - 576101 | No | |||
| 4 | M/s.Srinivasa Kalyana Mantap Trust | Off: No 9, Sri Ganesh Building 4th cross Link Road, P O Box no 386 , Malleswaram 8th cross post office, Malleshwaram, Bangalore- 560003 |
Yes |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| 10, PUC, degree and all 3, 4 and 5 year professional courses | |
| 5 | Sri Venkatesh Seva Dal | Secretary, Sri Venkatesh Seva Dal, Sri Narasimha Kripa, V.T 1st Cross, Udupi - 576101 | No | |||
| 6 | S.J Jindal Education Trust | Jindal Nagar, Tumkur Road, Bengaluru - 560073 | No | |||
| 7 | Sri Rama Seva Sangh | Sri Pattabhi Ramachandra Temple, Koteshwar, Karnataka - 576222 | No | |||
| 8 | Sri P.Dayananda Pai and Sri P.Satish Pai Trust | 10/1, Sri Laxmi Narayana Complex, Palace Road, Bengaluru - 560052 | No | |||
| 9 | A.S.R.P Memorial Fund | Canara High School, Dongerkery, Mangalore - 575003 | No | |||
| 10 | The GSB Scholarship League | Dwarakanath Bhawan, Katrak Road, Wadala, P.B No - 7115, Mumbai - 400031 | No | https://www.gsbscholarshipleague.org/ |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| 11 | Premdas Charitable Trust | Sri Ram Nayak, Mahamaya Temple, Bantwal - 574211, Karnataka | No | |||
| 12 | Sri Laxmi Venkataramana Seva Trust | S.V. Temple, Padubidri - 574111, Karnataka. | No | |||
| 13 | Kamala Bai Kundapur Memorial Trust | Nalanda House, 101-VI, Main Road, Kundapur - 576201 | No | |||
| 14 | Vishwa Konkani Vidhyarthi Vetan Nidhi | President, Vishwa Konkani Vidhyarthi Vetan Nidhi, Vishwa Konkani Kendra, Shaktinagar, Mangaluru - 575016 | No | https://vishwakonkani.org/scholarships/ | ||
| 15 | Sri Sathyadevatha Dharmadevatha Trust | Main Road, Gurpur - 574145, Karnataka | No | |||
| 16 | Gowda Saraswath Samaj | Saraswath Samskriti Bhavan, Geetha Mandir, New Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi - 110060 | No | |||
| 17 | K.G.K. Shenoy Memorial Fund | New Tajmahal Cafe Pvt. Ltd. Carstreet, Mangaluru - 575001 | No | |||
| 18 | Ideal Charitable Fund | Ideal's, Market Road, Mangaluru - 575001 | No | |||
| 19 | Kumbla Ramdas Rangappa Nayak Memorial Trust | Shanthi, Old Kent Road, Pandeshwar, Mangalore - 575010 | No | |||
| 20 | Shree Sudheendra Foundation | Ganesh Tower, T.B.Road Junction, Kanhangad - 671315 | No | |||
| 21 | Sri Navadurga Seva Charitable Trust | C/O S.B. Kamath, Bajpe, Dakshina Kannada - 574142 | No | |||
| 22 | Shri Veera Venkatesha Charitable Trust | Shri Venkataramana Temple, Carstreet, Mangaluru - 575001 | No | |||
| 23 | Srimad Keshavendra Tirtha Swami Charitable Trust | Sri Lakshmi Venkatesha Temple, V.T. Road, Udupi - 576101 | No | |||
| 24 | Gopalakrishna Kamath and Radhabai Memorial Trust | The Secretary, Gopalakrishna Kamath and Radhabai Memorial Trust, Manipal - 576104 | No |


{% extends "app/layout.html" %} {% block content %}
Available for free on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android, Windows, Kindle Fire and the Web, Wunderlist works seamlessly across all major devices to keep your life in sync.
Task<> is here to help you tick off all your personal and professional to-dos.
Organize and share your to-do, work, grocery, movies and household lists.
Set Due Dates and Reminders and Assign to-dos. No matter whether your lists are work related or just for fun, you will never miss a deadline again with Wunderlist in charge.
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A19y/o multidciplinary designer with the focus on ux and product design. if you have any questions regarding Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
about me
A 19y/o multidciplinary designer with the focus on ux and product design. if you have any questions regarding Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
Selected
works
(Expand)
(2020)
STAMURAI - WEB DESIGN / INSANE DEALS - WEB APP DESIGN /FATHOM OPTICS - WEB DESIGN /
(2019)
KERALA ON RAOD - MOBILE WEB DESIGN /
(2021)
MAUSUMI - WEB DESIGN /KHATABOOK - STATERGY /
APR’20
STAMURAI
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
FEB’20
INSANE DEALS
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
DEC’20
FATHOM OPTICS
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
SEP’19
KERALA ON ROAD
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
JAN’21
MAUSUMI
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
FEB’21
KHATABOOK
Designed a responsive landing page for an app, helping the people who stutter. Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
AWARDS &
RECOg-
NITIONS
FEB '21
FEATURE OF THE DAY
MAUSUMI.IN / CSS LIGHT
FEB '21
SITE OF THE DAY
MAUSUMI.IN / BEST CSS
JAN '21
WEBSITE OF THE DAY
MAUSUMI.IN / WITTY WEB WIZARDS
JAN '21
SITE OF THE DAY
MAUSUMI.IN / DESIGNNOMINEES
DEC '20
WINNER OF BRANDATHON 31
FATHOM OPTICS / BRANDATHON
JAN '21
YOUNG JURY '21
AWWWARDS
NOV '20
TOP 5 IN INDIA - HTML & CSS
CODERSRANK
OCT '20
YOUNG JURY '20
AWWWARDS
MAR '20
BEST IN CLASS DISTINCTION
MOBILE UX / IXDF
tESTIMO-
nIALS
Druhin worked with us as a UI / UX Designer for the Stamurai website. I found him to be skilled in multiple domains - UI, UX, Animations, UX Writing and Front-end Development. His ability to grasp complexities of a project is breathtaking. I remember giving him a complicated brief in just a Word document, and seeing a near perfect design 4 days later! No back and forth involved. We still get compliments on the beautiful designs provided by Druhin from multiple quarters. Given his young age, I can only imagine the heights Druhin will reach in the years to come.
Meet Singhal
CoFounder, stamurai
Druhin is one of the most gifted young creatives we have in the Brandathon community. He has an elite eye for great UX design. Couple that with his amazing front-end abilities, and he's pretty much a unicorn. Druhin has helped two promising startups at Brandathon, and the founders of both companies have absolutely loved the experience being under his dedication and care. For anyone interested in taking their brand to the next level, or seeking a new member to join their team internally, highly recommend him.
Zeshan Malik
Founder, Brandathon
Druhin has the ability to take a 360 degree cognizance of any design requirement and quickly galvanize appropriate resources and response. He has a great sense of humour and brilliant management skills. I strongly recommend him for UI/UX design projects.
Tushar Sethi
Founder, Arbor Research
MY
2021
CV
hi, i’m druhin - a 19y/o multidciplinary designer with the focus on ux and product design. if you have any questions regarding Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
MY 2021 CV
hi, i’m druhin - a 19y/o multidciplinary designer with the focus on ux and product design. if you have any questions regarding Worked closely with PMs and Devs to define useful features. From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)
From wireframes to creating pixel-perfect mocks & interactions. Increased Conversion rate by simplifying the UI. Enhanced the Daily User engagement by 166% (3 months data)


Welcome to CityTime’s documentation!¶
CityTime
- Dependencies:
- pytz
- Thanks:
- /u/phira
The CityTime object is my solution for the headache of time zones and daylight savings time. It takes the local time and the local time zone, and translates the time into UTC. The time can then be reproduced in various formats and also incremented forward and back while still adjusting for daylight savings time.
CityTime is a tool for comparing the time in two different cities. For example, let’s say it is 5pm in New York and 4pm in Chicago. CityTime will take both of those times and time zones, convert them to UTC, and by comparing the two CityTime objects, will tell you if they are the same time or not (in this case, they are).
Let’s say it’s 8pm in Tokyo on November 1 (UTC + 9), and 7am in New York on the same date (UTC - 4). If you create a CityTime object for each city, and compare the two, it will show that they are the same. However, if you tried the same thing on November 3 (after Daylight Savings Time ends), they will be different, because Japan does not follow Daylight Savings Time.
CityTime handles cases like those mentioned above by converting the input local time to UTC, while storing the Olson Database time zone, rather than just using a UTC offset. This way, local differences in the start and end of Daylight Savings Time are accounted for.
-
class
citytime.citytime.
CityTime
(time: Union[_ForwardRef('CityTime'), datetime.datetime, str, NoneType] = None, tz: Union[str, NoneType] = None)¶ Object used for handling local times at different cities or time zones.
It translates everything to UTC, and then attaches the time zone for translating back to local time. CityTime can also handle incrementing the time forward or back, in order to compare two separate UTC equivalent times with each other.
CityTime objects can be instantiated using no parameters (creating a blank object that must be set later), a datetime.datetime object + time zone string, or another CityTime object.
Parameter tz will be ignored if parameter time is of type CityTime.
Parameters: time – str or datetime.datetime or CityTime Raises: TypeError – If time argument is not CityTime, datetime.datetime or ISO8601 -
astimezone
(time_zone: str) → datetime.datetime¶ Check to see what the local time would be in a different time zone.
Let’s say it is 8pm in Tokyo on November 1, and we would like to know what time it is in New York. Calling .astimezone(‘America/New_York’) from our CityTime object will show that it is 7am in New York.
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change_tz
(time_zone: str) → None¶ Change the time zone of a CityTime object that has already been set.
If you have a CityTime object set for New York City, for example, and you want to change it so that you have the local time for Los Angeles instead, this method will reset the time zone to Los Angeles’ time zone and can then output the local Los Angeles time and will no longer give New York City’s local time
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day_abbr
() → str¶ Get the abbreviated form of the calendar day of the week for the local time zone.
Return type: str
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day_name
() → str¶ Get the calendar day of the week for the local time zone.
Return type: str
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epoch
() → int¶ Returns the POSIX Epoch time.
Return type: int
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increment
(days: Union[int, float, NoneType] = None, hours: Union[int, float, NoneType] = None, minutes: Union[int, float, NoneType] = None, seconds: Union[int, float, NoneType] = None) → None¶ Increment the time forward or back while adjusting for daylight savings time.
This increments the underlying UTC time, but it also checks to make sure that the equivalent local time is a valid time.
For example, let’s say it’s 7am in New York on November 1. We want to know what the local time will be 24 hours later. By incrementing the time by +24 hours, it will show that the local time is now 6am. This is due to daylight savings time ending at 2am on November 2.
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is_set
() → bool¶ Checks to see whether a CityTime object has been created with or without the local time being set.
This is for instances where a someone might want to create a CityTime object, but will actually set its time later in the program.
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local
() → datetime.datetime¶ Outputs the time as a datetime.datetime object with the local time zone.
:rtype : datetime.datetime
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local_minute
() → int¶ Get just the local time, no date info, in the form of minutes.
:rtype : int
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local_strftime
(form: str) → str¶ The equivalent of datetime.datetime.strftime.
Convert the local time to a string as specified by the format argument. The format argument must be a string.
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classmethod
now
(zone: str) → citytime.citytime.CityTime¶ Returns a CityTime object set to the user’s current local time, but taking a user input time zone.
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offset
() → str¶ Returns the local time zone’s offset from UTC.
Return type: str
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set
(date_time: datetime.datetime, time_zone: str) → None¶ Allows setting the local time after a CityTime object has been created.
Input can be with either another CityTime object, or with a datetime.datetime object plus a time zone string that refers to a time zone in the Olson database. It is important to note that when initiating or setting a CityTime object, the local time must include the date and the time zone. Otherwise, there would be no way to account for Daylight Savings Time.
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set_iso_format
(date_time: str, time_zone: str) → None¶ This method is called when setting the CityTime object using an ISO 8601 format string.
* The ISO formatted time MUST be UTC. It cannot accept an offset. *
In order to avoid having to use another dependency, it is very simple in its ability to parse the ISO format string. The string must be in the following format: YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS It will strip out and disregard any microseconds
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time_string
() → str¶ Get the local time in HHMM format.
Return type: str
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timezone
() → str¶ Outputs the local time zone (Olson database, string format).
:rtype : str
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classmethod
today
() → citytime.citytime.CityTime¶ Returns a CityTime object set to the current time in UTC.
Return type: CityTime
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tzinfo
() → Any¶ Return a datetime.tzinfo implementation for the given timezone.
Equivalent to pytz.timezone(‘Time_zone_string’). It can then be used with datetime, with pytz.localize, etc.
:rtype : timezone
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utc
() → datetime.datetime¶ Outputs the time as a datetime.datetime object converted to UTC.
:rtype : datetime.datetime
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utc_strftime
(form: str) → str¶ The equivalent of datetime.datetime.strftime, but for UTC time.
Convert the time in UTC format to a string as specified by the format argument. The format argument must be a string.
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weekday
() → int¶ Get the numerical day of the week (0 = Monday, 6 = Sunday) for the local time zone.
Return type: int
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class
citytime.citytime.
Range
(time_a: Union[_ForwardRef('CityTime'), NoneType] = None, time_b: Union[_ForwardRef('CityTime'), datetime.timedelta, NoneType] = None)¶ Range extends the usefulness of CityTime objects by creating a time range between two times: a start time and an end time. This time range can then be compared to other time ranges, tested for overlapping time ranges, sliced into a new Range from two overlapping Ranges, etc.
A Range object made from two CityTime objects uses copies of the original CityTime objects, so that if those objects are changed in the future it won’t affect the Range object that was created. The same is true of Range objects made using a timedelta, the original CityTime object is copied.
A blank (unset) Range object can be created, but none of its methods can be used until it is set using either _create_range or _create_range_timedelta.
Parameters: - time_a – CityTime
- time_b – CityTime or datetime.timedelta
Raises: ValueError if the first parameter is not of type CityTime and the second parameter is not either CityTime or datetime.timedelta
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after
(other_range_obj: citytime.citytime.Range) → bool¶ Determines if one Range object is entirely greater than another Range object.
In other words, the start time of the Range object to be checked must be a later time than the end_time of the checking object.
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before
(other_range_obj: citytime.citytime.Range) → bool¶ Determines if one Range object is entirely less than another Range object.
In other words, the end time of the Range object to be checked must be an earlier time than the start_time of the checking object.
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check_set
() → bool¶ Indicates whether the Range object has been properly set or not.
Returns:
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contains
(citytime_or_range_object: Union[_ForwardRef('CityTime'), _ForwardRef('Range')]) → bool¶ Determines if the start and end times of one Range object fall entirely within the start and end times of another Range object.
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delta
() → datetime.timedelta¶ Returns the difference (timedelta) between the end time and the start time.
Return type: datetime.timedelta
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end_time
() → citytime.citytime.CityTime¶ Return the later of the two Range times, no matter what order they are stored in.
Return type: CityTime
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extend
(added_delta: datetime.timedelta) → None¶ Extend the range by increasing end_time by the amount of time in the delta argument.
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extend_prior
(added_delta: datetime.timedelta) → None¶ Extend the range by decreasing start_time by the amount of time in the delta argument.
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intersection
(range_object: citytime.citytime.Range) → citytime.citytime.Range¶ Create a new range from the intersection of two ranges.
The start time and end time are taken from where the two ranges overlap.
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overlap
(range_object: citytime.citytime.Range) → datetime.timedelta¶ Determines how much of the given Range object overlaps with this Range object.
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overlaps
(range_object: citytime.citytime.Range) → bool¶ Determines whether the given Range object overlaps with this Range object.
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shift
(delta: datetime.timedelta) → None¶ Shift the time of the range.
Works by incrementing start_time and end_time equally by the increment given in delta.
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start_time
() → citytime.citytime.CityTime¶ Return the earlier of the two Range times, no matter what order they are stored in.
Return type: CityTime
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timedelta_to_h_mm
() → str¶ Return type: str


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Graph matching methods¶
Graph matching is an indispensable part of Fautl Diagnosis via Structural Analysis. fault-diagnosis provides 6 different algorithms for matching, through the Matcher
class.
Matcher instantiation¶
The Matcher
object is instantiated by providing the GraphInterface
object it should act upon.
Warning
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Call the setCausality(causality)
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Matching algorithms¶
The matching algorithms which are offered by fault-diangosis are presented below.
The member matchingSet
is filled with the matching(s) the matching procedures uncover.
Murty¶
Arguments numMatchings: number of matchings to return
Uses Murty’s algorithm which returns the k-cheapest matchings of a just-constrained graph, in order of increasing cost. The cheapest matching is applied.
WeighedElimination¶
Arguments maxRank: The maximum rank up to which variables must be matched maxMatchings: The maximum number of matchings that are allowed to be performed
This is a modifiation of the Ranking matching algorithm. It matches a variable to an equation only if is the only unknown variable. Also, the matchings are performed in the order of increasing cost.
Due to its nature, the weighted matching algorithm does not create loops in the matched directed graph.
ValidJust¶
This algorithm applies only to just-constrained graphs. It produces all possible matchings in order of increasing cost and then filters them according to realistic causality. The cheapest valid matching is returned and applied.
Valid¶
This is similar to ValidJust
but is applicable only to MSO graphs.
It runs ValidJust
to all just-constrained subgraphs and selects the cheapest valid matching, which is returned and applied.
Valid2¶
This is an extension of Valid
which is applicable to all graphs. It produces the set of MSOs which are parsed for their cheapest valid matching, similar to the previous algorithm. The cheapest valid mathing across all MSOs is returned and applied. Useful for matching PSO graphs.
BBILP¶
Arguments branchMethod: cheap, BFS, DFS
This algorithm is applicable to PSO graphs and poses the valid matching problem as a Branch-and-Bound Integer Linear Programming (BBILP) problem. It initially relaxes the problem into a simple assignment problem which is solved by the Hungarian algorithm. The relaxed solution is then verified. Any violating edge is used as a branching node in a search tree which is parsed in search of the cheapest valid solution.
This algorithm is designed to perform much faster (most of the time) in constrained matching problems with exponentially many constraints, where traditionally all candidate matchings must be checked for validity before the cheapest one is selected (as the Valid2
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Guidance
How to use research and development to support school improvement in your teaching school alliance through better teaching and learning practices.
The national research and development network makes research more accessible to schools. It supports teaching school alliances to engage in research and development activities with their higher education institution partners and in regional and national networks.
It undertakes research with schools on priority topics and themes agreed by teaching schools. This will provide:
This project tested school and classroom approaches to improving pupil attainment.
Over 200 teaching schools alliances worked together to carry out 11 large-scale randomised controlled trials, where 1 group of pupils is taught using a new method and another group is taught in the usual way and their performance compared. Some schools went on to design and run their own smaller trials using similar experimental research methods.
The Closing the gap: test and learn research was published in January 2016 and provides schools with evidence of what works in closing the attainment gap for disadvantaged pupils.
More public services are using evidence-based approaches to improve practice.
In this project 20 teaching schools are developing their expertise in evidence-based teaching. They are exploring different approaches to embedding it within their schools and across their alliances.
Participant schools will:
We will publish a report in summer 2016.
The network agreed 3 national themes for their research activities in autumn 2011. Teaching school alliances have agreed and pursued their own particular focus within a theme. They work with a national research team alongside their own university partner. They are also aligning with and contributing to the work of other alliances under the same theme.
The literature review What makes great pedagogy? Nine claims from research explores this theme. Areas of particular interest are:
Great professional development which leads to great pedagogy: nine claims from research explores this theme. It looks at:
Leadership of great pedagogy in teaching school alliances: evidence from the literature centred around this theme. It concentrates on:
Research and development network: school-based research on pedagogy final reports and case studies.
The research in this project looked at the benefits of joint practice development (often abbreviated to JPD ). It can be a more effective and cheaper way of schools supporting the mutual learning of teachers, students and others.
Powerful professional learning: a school leader’s guide to joint practice development summarises:
This project looked at what interventions are successful in closing attainment gaps in schools supported by a national leader of education ( NLE ) or teaching school. Organised into regional clusters, they examined how to support:
The partnership with the NLE or teaching school had, in some cases, resulted in significant improvements. For example:
Closing the gap: how system leaders and schools can work together summarises the outcomes, impact and learning from this research for system leaders.
This project explored alternative assessment systems to meet the needs of the new curriculum. 34 teaching schools undertook school-based enquiry within their alliance schools.
The report looks at different assessment tools to support and capture progress such as visible learning approaches and mastery statements.
Beyond levels: alternative assessment approaches developed by teaching schools gives school leaders recommendations and tools to use when considering their own systems.
This project investigated how the best schools ensure they continue to close the gap as they implement the new primary national curriculum.
Closing the gap with the new primary national curriculum identifies the elements of good practice which are influential in closing the gap in children’s attainment. Primary schools will be able to use the findings, tools and recommendations to tackle their own attainment gaps.
Research is one of the priority areas for teaching schools.


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July 19, 2020,
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Welcome from the Organizers
Welcome to the Workshop on Testing, Analysis, and Verification of Cyber-Physical Systems and
Internet of Things (TAV-CPS/IoT 2020) held in USA jointly with the ACM Sigsoft International
Conference on Software Testing and Analysis ISSTA 2020. The workshop follows the successful
editions co-located with ISSTA in 2017, ECOOP/ISSTA in 2018, and ISSTA 2019.
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ObjSim: Efficient Testing of Cyber-Physical Systems
Jun Sun and
Zijiang Yang
(Singapore Management University, Singapore; GuardStrike, China)
Cyber-physical systems (CPSs) play a critical role in automating public infrastructure and thus attract wide range of attacks. Assessing the effectiveness of defense mechanisms is challenging as realistic sets of attacks to test them against are not always available. In this short paper, we briefly describe smart fuzzing, an automated, machine learning guided technique for systematically producing test suites of CPS network attacks. Our approach uses predictive ma- chine learning models and meta-heuristic search algorithms to guide the fuzzing of actuators so as to drive the CPS into different unsafe physical states. The approach has been proven effective on two real-world CPS testbeds.
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Formal Verification of Discrete Event Model
Zhihao Lu, Rui Wang, and Yong Guan
(Capital Normal University, China)
Ptolemy is a modeling and simulation toolkit widely used in cyber physical systems. Formal verification is a very important method to guarantee the correctness of systems. However, the proposed verification approach in Ptolemy is inconvenient and only supports a few actors. In this paper, we present a model translation based approach to verify the Ptolemy Discrete-Event model and implement a plug-in tool in Ptolemy. A set of mapping rules are designed to translate the Ptolemy Discrete-Event model into a network of timed automata. A template library that translates from actors in Ptolemy Discrete-Event model is also built in advance. A case study of traffic lights control system has been successfully translated and verified. The verification results are reliable and valid. The experimental results confirm our approach is useful to verify the Ptolemy Discrete-Event model.
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About English Country Dancing
If you’ve never heard of English country dancing, you might have seen it performed at the Renaissance Faire, you might have read descriptions of it in the works of Dickens, or you might have seen it in Emma Thompson’s film adaptation of Jane Austen’s Emma. Couples dance either in long lines, or in sets of various shapes, and weave through a series of ingenious patterns as they interact with the other couples. The music, traditionally played on such instruments as fiddle, recorder, pennywhistle, lute, mandolin, and viol, evokes images of village greens, thatched-roofed cottages, and lively old-world taverns. Even the names of the dances suggest a flavor of the setting: “Childgrove,” “Newcastle,” “Maiden Lane,” and “Shepherd’s Holiday,” to name but a few.
The dances were first recorded at length in a collection made by John Playford in 1651 called The English Dancing Master (and are thus sometimes called “Playford dances”), but evidence suggests that they originated at least one hundred years before then. Playford’s book gained tremendous popularity, which reflects the extent to which they won their way into the social circles of all levels of society.
During the Victorian era, the quadrille and, later, ballroom dances such as the waltz and polka, displaced the country dances from fashionable urban balls. They lived exclusively in the country villages for a time, but were nearly extinct toward the end of the century, until folk historian Cecil Sharp began a revival which gained momentum, and restored the tradition.


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A beautiful smile not only adds to your look but also adds to how you feel. At Pace Physical Therapy, we provide multiple treatments to help you gain your Perfect Smile!
Composite Fillings
A composite (tooth colored) filling is used to repair a tooth that is affected by decay, cracks, fractures, etc. The decayed or affected portion of the tooth will be removed and then filled with a composite filling.
There are many types of filling materials available, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. You and your dentist can discuss the best options for restoring your teeth. Composite fillings, along with silver amalgam fillings, are the most widely used today. Because composite fillings are tooth colored, they can be closely matched to the color of existing teeth, and are more aesthetically suited for use in front teeth or the more visible areas of the teeth.
As with most dental restorations, composite fillings are not permanent and may someday have to be replaced. They are very durable, and will last many years, giving you a long lasting, beautiful smile.
Reasons for composite fillings:
- Chipped teeth.
- Closing space between two teeth.
- Cracked or broken teeth.
- Decayed teeth.
- Worn teeth.
How are composite fillings placed?
Composite fillings are usually placed in one appointment. While the tooth is numb, your dentist will remove decay as necessary. The space will then be thoroughly cleaned and carefully prepared before the new filling is placed. If the decay was near the nerve of the tooth, a special medication will be applied for added protection. The composite filling will then be precisely placed, shaped, and polished, restoring your tooth to its original shape and function.
It is normal to experience sensitivity to hot and cold when composite fillings are first placed, however this will subside shortly after your tooth acclimates to the new filling.
You will be given care instructions at the conclusion of your treatment. Good oral hygiene practices, eating habits, and regular dental visits will aid in the life of your new fillings.
Porcelain Crowns (Caps)
A crown (or cap) is a covering that encases the entire tooth surface restoring it to its original shape and size. A crown protects and strengthens tooth structure that cannot be restored with fillings or other types of restorations.
Although there are several types of crowns, porcelain (tooth colored crown) are the most popular, because they resemble your natural teeth. They are highly durable and will last many years, but like most dental restorations, they may eventually need to be replaced. Porcelain crowns are made to match the shape, size, and color or your teeth giving you a natural, long-lasting beautiful smile.
Reasons for crowns:
- Broken or fractured teeth.
- Cosmetic enhancement.
- Decayed teeth.
- Fractured fillings.
- Large fillings.
- Tooth has a root canal
What does getting a crown involve?
A crown procedure usually requires two appointments. Your first appointment will include taking several highly accurate molds (or impressions) that will be used to create your custom crown. A mold will also be used to create a temporary crown which will stay on your tooth for approximately two weeks until your new crown is fabricated by a dental laboratory.
While the tooth is numb, the dentist will prepare the tooth by removing any decay and shaping the surface to properly fit the crown. Once these details are accomplished, your temporary crown will be placed with temporary cement and your bite will be checked to ensure you are biting properly.
At your second appointment your temporary crown will be removed, the tooth will be cleaned, and your new crown will be carefully placed to ensure the spacing and bite are accurate.
You will be given care instructions and encouraged to have regular dental visits to check your new crown.
A dental bridge is a fixed (non-removable) appliance and is an excellent way to replace missing teeth.
There are several types of bridges. You and your dentist will discuss the best options for your particular case. The “traditional bridge” is the most popular type and is usually made of porcelain fused to metal. Porcelain fixed bridges are most popular because they resemble your natural teeth. This type of bridge consists to two crowns that go over two anchoring teeth (abutment teeth) and are attached to pontics (artificial teeth), filling the gap created by one or more missing teeth.
Dental bridges are highly durable and will last many years, however they may need replacement or need to be re-cemented due to normal wear.
Reasons for a fixed bridge:
- Fill space of missing teeth.
- Maintain facial shape.
- Prevent remaining teeth from drifting out of position.
- Restore chewing and speaking ability.
- Restore your smile.
- Upgrade from a removable partial denture to a permanent dental appliance.
What does getting a fixed bridge involve?
Getting a bridge usually requires two or more visits. While the teeth are numb, the two anchoring teeth are prepared by removing a portion of enamel to allow for a crown. Next, a highly accurate impression (mold) is made which will be sent to a dental laboratory where the bridge will be fabricated. In addition, a temporary bridge will be made and worn for several weeks until your next appointment.
At the second visit, you permanent bridge will be carefully checked, adjusted, and cemented to achieve a proper fit. Occasionally your dentist may only temporarily cement the bridge, allowing your teeth and tissue time to get used to the new bridge. The new bridge will be permanently cemented at a later time.
You will receive care instructions at the conclusion of your treatment. Proper brushing, flossing and regular dental visits will aid in the life of your new permanent bridge.
Veneers are very thin pieces of durable, tooth shaped porcelain that are custom made (for shape and color) by a professional dental laboratory.
Veneers can completely reshape your teeth and smile. They can often be alternatives to crowns and the ideal solution in treating many dental conditions.
As with most dental restorations, veneers are not permanent and may someday need replacement. They are very durable and will last many years, giving you a beautiful long lasting smile.
Reasons for porcelain veneers:
- Cosmetically, to create a uniform, white, beautiful smile.
- Crooked teeth.
- Misshapen teeth.
- Severely discolored or stained teeth.
- Teeth that are too small or large.
- Unwanted or uneven spaces.
- Worn or chipped teeth.
What does getting porcelain veneers involve?
Getting veneers usually requires two visits to complete the process, with little or no anesthesia required during the procedure. The teeth are prepared by lightly buffing and shaping the surface to allow for the thickness of the veneer. A mold or impression of the teeth is taken and a shade (color) will then be chosen by you and the dentist.
On the second visit the teeth will be cleansed with special liquids to achieve a durable bond. Bonding cement is then placed between the tooth and veneer and a special light beam is used to harden and set the bond.
You will receive care instructions for veneers. Proper brushing, flossing and regular dental visits will aid in the life of your new veneers.
Tooth Whitening
Tooth whitening (or bleaching) is a simple, non-invasive dental treatment used to change the color of natural tooth enamel and is an ideal way to enhance the beauty of your smile.
Because having whiter teeth has now become the number one aesthetic concern of most patients, there are a number of ways to whiten teeth.
- Take home bleaching
- In office bleaching
Since tooth whitening only works on natural tooth enamel, it is important to evaluate replacement of any old fillings, crowns, etc. Replacement of any restorations will be done after bleaching so they will match the newly bleached teeth.
Tooth whitening is not permanent. A touch-up maybe needed every several years, and more often if you smoke, drink coffee, tea, or wine.
Reasons for tooth whitening:
- Fluorosis (excessive fluoridation during tooth development).
- Normal wear of outer tooth layer.
- Stained teeth due to medications (tetracycline, etc.).
- Yellow, brown stained teeth.
What does tooth whitening involve?
- Take home bleaching
This type of tooth whitening usually requires two visits. At the first appointment, impressions (molds) will be made of your teeth to fabricate custom, clear plastic, trays.
At your second appointment, you will try on the trays for proper fit, and adjustments will be made if necessary. The trays are worn with special whitening solution either twice a day for 30 minutes or overnight for a couple of weeks depending on the degree of staining and desired level of whitening.
- In office bleaching
This one hour appointment will give you the most immediate, noticeable whitening effect . These results don’t last quite as long as more gradual whitening achieved with custom trays, but this option is perfect for last minute whitening needs.Your teeth are treated through the use of a bleaching gel where it is then exposed to a special type of light that heightens the active ingredients contained within the gel. Your teeth can become up to 8 shades whiter compared to using just a gel by itself.
It is normal to experience tooth sensitivity during the time you are whitening your teeth, but it will subside shortly after you have stopped bleaching.
You will receive care instructions for your teeth and trays, and be encouraged to visit your dentist regularly to help maintain a beautiful, healthy, white smile.


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Converts an STP_VERSION value to its string representation.
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--- layout: post title: "From interaction-based to state-based testing" description: "Indiscriminate use of Mocks and Stubs can lead to brittle test suites. A more functional design can make state-based testing easier, leading to more robust test suites." date: 2019-02-18 8:19 UTC tags: [Unit Testing, Article Series] --- {% include JB/setup %}
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The original premise of Refactoring was that in order to refactor, you must have a trustworthy suite of unit tests, so that you can be confident that you didn't break any functionality.
The idea is that you can change how the code is organised, and as long as you don't break any tests, all is good. The experience that most people seem to have, though, is that when they change something in the code, tests break."to refactor, the essential precondition is [...] solid tests"
This is a well-known test smell. In xUnit Test Patterns this is called Fragile Test, and it's often caused by Overspecified Software. Even if you follow the proper practice of using Mocks for Commands, Stubs for Queries, you can still end up with a code base where the tests are highly coupled to implementation details of the software.
The cause is often that when relying on Mocks and Stubs, test verification hinges on how the System Under Test (SUT) interacts with its dependencies. For that reason, we can call such tests interaction-based tests. For more information, watch my Pluralsight course Advanced Unit Testing.
Another way to verify the outcome of a test is to inspect the state of the system after exercising the SUT. We can, quite naturally, call this state-based testing. In object-oriented design, this can lead to other problems. Nat Pryce has pointed out that state-based testing breaks encapsulation.
Interestingly, in his article, Nat Pryce concludes:
"I have come to think of object oriented programming as an inversion of functional programming. In a lazy functional language data is pulled through functions that transform the data and combine it into a single result. In an object oriented program, data is pushed out in messages to objects that transform the data and push it out to other objects for further processing."That's an impressively perceptive observation to make in 2004. I wish I was that perspicacious, but I only reached a similar conclusion ten years later.
Functional programming is based on the fundamental principle of referential transparency, which, among other things, means that data must be immutable. Thus, no objects change state. Instead, functions can return data that contains immutable state. In unit tests, you can verify that return values are as expected. Functional design is intrinsically testable; we can consider it a kind of state-based testing, although the states you'd be verifying are immutable return values.
In this article series, you'll see three different styles of testing, from interaction-based testing with Mocks and Stubs in C#, over strictly functional state-based testing in Haskell, to pragmatic state-based testing in F#, finally looping back to C# to apply the lessons from functional programming.
Adopting a more functional design, even in a fundamentally object-oriented language like C# can, in my experience, lead to a more sustainable code base. Various maintenance tasks become easier, including unit tests. Functional programming, however, is no panacea. My intent with this article series is only to inspire; to show alternatives to the ways things are normally done. Adopting one of those alternatives could lead to better code, but you must still exercise context-specific judgement.


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In the class ArrayIndexing below you should first define a 2x3-array and set values to every position in the array. Also define a second array while you're at it, with the same size but with different values. The last thing you should do is to change a few values in each array. Then you're done!
Oh, one more thing, what are the results after changing the values?
When you set the values in the arrays you can use the fill function to fill a whole array with a value. fill(value, nrOfRows, nrOfColumns).
the result of array2 {{10, 1, 1}, {23, 1, 1}}
the result of array2 {{1, 1, 1}, {100, 100, 100}}
In the class ArrayIndexing2 below you should first define a 2x2-array and set values to every position in the array. Then define a second 2x4-array with different values. This time you should change a whole row in each array.
What are the results after changing the values?
the result of array1 is {{9, 9}, {2, 20}}
the result of array2 {{7, 7, 7, 7}, {6, 7, 8, 9}}
What is the result of the vectors v1, v2, v3, v4, v5, v6, v7, v8 and v9 below?
v1 gets the value {22, 33, 44}.
v2 gets the third row of V, i.e. the vector {44, 11, 77}.
v3 gets the second element (in brackets) in the third row in V, i.e. {11}.
v4 gets the second row of W, i.e. {13, 88, 43}
v5 gets the first and second elements of Y, i.e. {23, 24}
v6 gets the first and second elements on the third row of W, i.e. {99, 43}
v7 gets the first and second elements of the third row of V, i.e. {44, 11, 77}
v8 gets the 3:rd through 4:th elements of Y as {25, 26}
v9 gets the 1:st to 5:th elements step 2 elements as {23, 25, 27}


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A few days ago I was rummaging through my RSS feeds and I came across an article that was discussing the Zen path to Ruby enlightenment. What the author was referring to was a new approach to learning Ruby called Ruby Koans.
The idea is to teach the pupil Ruby by walking them through a series of tests (literally, they are test files) and having them meditate on the answer for each test case. If you have provided the correct answer the tests pass, if not then you must "meditate" longer on the solution until the correct answer is provided.
The following comes directly from the Ruby Koans website:
The Koans walk you along the path to enlightenment in order to learn Ruby. The goal is to learn the Ruby language, syntax, structure, and some common functions and libraries. We also teach you culture. Testing is not just something we pay lip service to, but something we live. It is essential in your quest to learn and do great things in the language.


// Create random Tensors to hold inputs and outputs
x = torch.randn(N, D_in)
y = torch.randn(N, D_out)
// Construct our model by instantiating the class defined above
model = DynamicNet(D_in, H, D_out)
// Create Tensors to hold input and outputs.
x = torch.linspace(-math.pi, math.pi, 2000)
y = torch.sin(x)
// Construct our model by instantiating the class defined above
model = DynamicNet()


Essential for older persons that cannot buy food or cook, food delivery services are not yet widespread and equally efficient. A number of state-sponsored and private services exist nowadays, yet they only serve areas with high-density and have constraints as to the range of food served and delivery times. The HSE is looking to gather feedback from the various stakeholders involved in food delivery, to understand the possible solutions.
Essential for older persons that cannot buy food or cook, food delivery services are not yet widespread and equally efficient. A number of state-sponsored and private services exist nowadays, yet they only serve areas with high-density and have constraints as to the range of food served and delivery times. The HSE is looking to gather feedback from the various stakeholders involved in food delivery, to understand the possible solutions.


You are given a $6*6$ 2D array. An hourglass in an array is a portion shaped like this:
a b c
d
e f g
For example, if we create an hourglass using the number 1 within an array full of zeros, it may look like this:
1 1 1 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 0
1 1 1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0
Actually there are many hourglasses in the array above. The three leftmost hourglasses are the following:
1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0
1 0 0
1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0
The sum of an hourglass is the sum of all the numbers within it. The sum for the hourglasses above are 7, 4, and 2, respectively.
In this problem you have to print the largest sum among all the hourglasses in the array.
Input Format
There will be exactly $6$ lines, each containing $6$ integers seperated by spaces. Each integer will be between $-9$ and $9$ inclusive.
Output Format
Print the answer to this problem on a single line.
Sample Input
1 1 1 0 0 0
0 1 0 0 0 0
1 1 1 0 0 0
0 0 2 4 4 0
0 0 0 2 0 0
0 0 1 2 4 0
Sample Output
19
Explanation
The hourglass which has the largest sum is:
2 4 4
2
1 2 4


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this affects both the note and the value
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by Bess Sadler at 2021-10-22 15:50:50.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 14:31:13.merged
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:09:27.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:09:28.@sdellis Can you provide a screenshot?
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by Shaun Ellis at 2021-10-22 15:15:43.referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:21:52.merged
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:21:52.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:21:52.head_ref_deleted
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:21:54.assigned
by None at 2021-10-22 14:15:28.referenced
by None at 2021-10-22 14:24:28.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:22:21.assigned
by None at 2021-10-22 14:27:05.referenced
by None at 2021-10-22 15:02:32.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:22:30.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:22:36.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 15:22:46.I'm not able to replicate this locally or in staging. Steps I took in staging:
I am having the same issues. Anna. Going to log out and log in again. 1. sign in 2. select book marks 3. select bookmarks in my dropdown (page errors)
it must be related to the specific bookmarks data somehow. I'm going to poke around.
hey, do you think bookmarking ephemera might be gumming something up? I selected from a collection pushed directly from an ephemera project?
I don't think so; I also selected from that project because I saw it in your screenshot.
I think it must be something you had bookmarked in prod that got pulled over in the migration.
From your side, what are the options on the bookmarks page? can one email/etc.. anything?
only csv. So email and cite are missing.
I made two bookmarks from the cross-repository search and the bookmarks page gave me an error in production too.
I'm make a new ticket for the missing email and cite buttons.
It's not every cross-repository search, but I was able to replicate this finally on staging. I submitted a blank cross-collection search and selected one item from cicognara ("1. Essai sur l'origine de la gravure en bois et en taille-douce et sur la connoissance des estampes des XVe. et XVIe.") and one from 19th century sheet music ("Thou hast wounded the spirit that lov'd thee : an admired ballad / composed and arranged for the piano forte by a lady")
Bookmarking this record causes an error: https://dpul-staging.princeton.edu/catalog/8g84mq58s
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 19:45:18.Closed in favor of #285.
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by Kim Leaman at 2021-10-22 19:51:08.hasn't happened since March and we've reindexed everything in the meantime.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 00:32:00.labeled
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-10-22 15:12:04.@eliotjordan can you please review again?
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by Christina Chortaria at 2021-10-22 18:25:27.We think this might still happen from the child side. Step 1: Replicate this by fiddling with all the member/attach with children and parents.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-10-22 19:40:37.deployed
by None at 2021-10-22 21:29:11.We should maybe try out a few ways of making v3 manifests work - is a new URL the right way? Is there content negotiation? Do we want to do this work in Figgy in light of the collection elixir manifest work?
@tpendragon I've been tinkering with a branch that gets navPlace running on ScannedMaps this week. Getting all of Figgy onto V3 is a big task, so I just focused on Maps and getting it done fast.
Not sure how content negotiation would work with clients, and even just users who want to paste a URL into their browser and see the manifest. Is there a precedent for this? Maybe if V3 was the standard view, and you could content-negotiate a V2 manifest?
Doing this in Elixir would be great, but I think probably best done as part of a larger migration to V3. Or more bluntly, that would take a lot of time and I just want to see locations on our map manifests!
Here's what I have so far: https://github.com/pulibrary/figgy/compare/scanned-map-v3
Mostly passes the prezi 3 validator (doesn't like the nil values that the IIIF gem spits out).
Example manifest when branch is deployed to staging: https://figgy-staging.princeton.edu/concern/scanned_maps/80767d85-58d2-4c9f-b6d4-d325cb8a2194/v3/manifest
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by Kevin Reiss at 2021-10-22 20:26:33.assigned
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-10-22 20:26:40.@eliotjordan What was the process for fixing this by hand?
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Distance
问题描述 :
A city contains a number of streets connecting several junctions. All the streets are straight line segments connecting two junctions. The walking distance between two points (each either a junction or some intermediate point of a street) in the city is the shortest path from the first point to the second. You are allowed to walk only along the streets. Streets never intersect outside the junctions. Now, your goal is to find the maximal walking distance among any two points in the city.
输入:
The input file contains several test cases. Each test case begins with two integers n and m ( 1<=n<=50, 0<=m<=n*(n-1)/2 ), which are the number of junctions and the number of streets. The following m lines each contain 3 integers Xi, Yi and Si ( 0<=Xi,Yi<n, 0<Si<=1000) indicating there is a street connecting junction Xi to Yi and the length is Si.
输出:
The input file contains several test cases. Each test case begins with two integers n and m ( 1<=n<=50, 0<=m<=n*(n-1)/2 ), which are the number of junctions and the number of streets. The following m lines each contain 3 integers Xi, Yi and Si ( 0<=Xi,Yi<n, 0<Si<=1000) indicating there is a street connecting junction Xi to Yi and the length is Si.
样例输入:
1 0 2 0 2 1 1 0 100 4 3 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 3 3 4 4 0 1 2 1 2 3 2 3 4 3 0 8
样例输出:
0.0 -1 100.0 5.0 8.5
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原来是郭森斯坦达
good !
什么破题，题意好难懂啊
有些说不通吧，只有1个孩子肯定是男孩了
方法4中使用hash表，只要用出现次数作为Value，就可以解决重复元素的问题了。
嗯，尽量吧。题目太多了，很多解题报告是用程序自动发布的，所以就只有代码了
参考 http://www.acmerblog.com/leetcode-solutions-6422.html
好吧~
头文件的颜色是有意设成这种灰暗色的吗？感觉看不清
此网站甚是喜欢，潜力巨大，请问站长，如何加入开发团队~
嗯，尽量吧。题目太多了，很多解题报告是用程序自动发布的，所以就只有代码了
map[nodes .index][nodes .index] == 0 就是判断不相邻的。这个是可以证明的。
程序只能输出一个子序列
我表示楼主不要乱抄题，你写的另一个题吧，直接扒了代码没跑吧
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK),这样比较看，快排快


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ESPN Releases New Top 25 Poll After Week 13
by Andrew HolleranWeek 13 of the 2019 college football regular season is in the books. We’ve got just one more full weekend of the regular season.
ESPN’s Football Power Index has updated its top 25 following all of the action on Saturday. There’s been somewhat of a shakeup, with Oregon being upset by Arizona State and Ohio State beating Penn State at home.
The Buckeyes are No. 1 in ESPN’s latest computer rankings.
Here’s the full top 25:
- Ohio State
- Clemson
- Alabama
- LSU
- Georgia
- Penn State
- Michigan
- Florida
- Auburn
- Oregon
- Oklahoma
- Utah
- Wisconsin
- Notre Dame
- Texas A&M
- Iowa
- Minnesota
- Iowa State
- Baylor
- Washington
- USC
- UCF
- Texas
- Memphis
- Boise State
The official new top 25 polls, the Coaches’ Poll and the AP Poll, will be out later this afternoon.
The new College Football Playoff rankings will be out on Tuesday night.


Making the world a fun place is one of the things i enjoy doing, but everything starts out blank, empty before been acted upon, interesting thing is that i enjoy that planeness that gives birth to something new, making me enjoy the mystery in black and white color. most innovations happened in life, through the click of keyboards and a blank screen, sometimes exceptions is all you need to push that vibe, a drink might be what does it for you, or games, or hanging out with friends, or staying all by yourself a lone ranger like me and you get inspired, and also not forgetting love, hate, peace, anger, violence, strife, pleasure, partying and all sorts that can trigger that link between you and a new born innovations or ideas and everything will be spontaneous and very beautiful. a birth to a new beginning and a new born.
we make use of different things that make a difference in our life, most of the times, we can power in our hands without knowing and we misuse the power majority of the time, sometimes we need to go through cleansing an activate our inner strength, in which lays our power to make our world a beautiful place.


Martin Odegaard, a threat to Real Madrid
The Norwegian is back from injury and will be out to show his parent club what they're missing
by Sport ENMartin Odegaard should be ready to face Real Madrid on Saturday. The Norwegian got injured against Levante, missed a couple of games and the international break with his ankle problem, but on Friday he stepped back onto the grass and trained by himself.
The idea is that Odegaard works with the group today and tomorrow. The medics are optimistic he will face Real Madrid, but it depends on how he feels. The intention is to get him back for what is a special game for him, to play at the Santiago Bernabeu against his parent club.
Odegaard is one of La Liga's sensations this seaosn. He's scored two and laid on three goals, one of the leaders of his team, who are surprisingly as high as fifth. He was the player of the month in September.
The midfielder would love to show his quality to his parent club whom he hopes to star for one day.


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