EVMs have been used in all elections in India since 2000, and began their use in Lok Sabha elections in 2004. Quite naturally, there are a few advantages to the EVMs over the traditional ballot paper usage in India. EVMs are cost-efficient, less prone to booth capture and rigging while also severely reduce polling and counting times. In fact, a Madras High Court judgement from 2005 estimates cost of printing and counting using ballots to be 30–40% of total election expenses.
The machines
An EVM comprises two units — a Ballot Unit and a Control Unit. The program used in EVMs is burnt into a one-time programmable chip so that it cannot be altered with thereafter. The machines are not networked in any way to ensure prevention of external interference. EVMs are powered by a 6V battery, and therefore do not rely on an external power source.
In 2006, newer EVMs were introduced with features such as dynamic coding between Ballot Unit and Control Unit, real-time clock, full display, and data and time stamp of each key press.
The EC has now received approval to introduce an upgrade to the EVM, dubbed the ‘M3’ which will replace all pre-2006 EVMs last used during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. This would mean that older machines without the date-time stamp and other features introduced in 2006 will no longer be in use. The newer machines also have a digital verification system to oversee the contact between two component units, making it further tamper proof by turning the machine inoperative upon fault or change in components. 5.5 lakh M3 EVMs have already been ordered, costing Rs. 3000 crore.
During the 2017 Assembly elections, as part of a United Nations Development Program initiative, 5 countries were given briefings on the Indian electoral process, including the use of EVMs and Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT).
Manufacture
Two indigenous companies currently build the EVMs: Bharat Electronics Ltd. (BEL), a PSU under Ministry of Defense, and Electronics Corporation of India Ltd. (ECIL), a PSU under the Ministry of Atomic Energy.
The EC has requested approval for a third — Central Electronics Ltd. — to be added to help with production of newer M3 units, this approval is still pending.
The EC notes that various levels of testing is performed at these sites before any machines are put into production, including independent units that perform Quality Assurance of the machines. Further, manufacturers do not have information about candidates several years into the future, or what constituency or the sequence of candidates in the Ballot Unit.
Procedure
Before every election, the EC begins a series of checks¹:
- A first level check (FLC) is done in the presence of political parties’ representatives. Manufacturers certify all components are original within the operational EVMs (malfunctioning EVMs are not used in the election).
- The plastic cabinet of the Control Unit are then sealed, and signed by the parties’ representatives. Access to any internal components does not occur thereafter.
- The parties representatives then randomly select 5% of the EVMs, on which a minimum of 1,000 votes are cast. Results of this ‘mock poll’ and all votes are printed and shared with the representatives, and the poll is videographed.
- EVMs are randomized once for allocation of machines to constituencies, and a second time to the individual polling stations in the presence of candidates or their representatives. Final list of EVM serial numbers allocated to a polling station are provided to the parties or their candidates.
- Candidates and their representatives are allowed to conduct additional mock polls at candidate setting.
- They can also conduct a mock poll before the actual poll on poll day.
- Once the candidate setting is complete, the Ballot Unit of the EVM is also sealed, preventing access to the inside of the Ballot Unit. This is also signed by the candidate/representatives.
- On polling day, a mock poll with a minimum of 50 votes is conducted at each polling station in the presence of representatives.
- An additional thread seal and paper seal are now put on the EVMs to block access to all buttons except those needed for the poll. Candidates/representatives are allowed to sign off on this as well.
- At the end of polling, the presiding officer presses the ‘close’ button on the EVM in the presence of polling agents. No votes can be polled thereafter.
- Now the EVM is sealed entirely, and candidates/representatives are allowed to sign off are they are satisfied.
- Strong rooms where EVMs are sealed between polling and counting. Candidates/representatives are allowed to place their own seals, and have their own watchers. The EC posts its own watchers 24x7.
Historically speaking…
Before and after EVMs were introduced, numerous committees were constituted to review their use. To start of, a technical expert committee was appointed by the GoI in 1990, headed by Prof. S. Sampath, with Prof. P. V. Indiresan, and Dr. C. Rao Kasarbada as members. In November 2010, this Committee was expanded to add two additional experts in Prof. D. K. Sharma and Prof. Rajat Moona (now Director General, C-DAC).
The courts were involved as well. The Madras High Court started by rejecting tampering allegations all the way back in 2001, followed by the Kerala High Court in 2002. In 2004, the Karnataka High Court Judge K S Rai said:
After thorough practical experimentation and research the present version of EVM is designed. This invention is undoubtedly a great achievement in the electronic and computer technology and a national pride.
A Mumbai High Court judgement was also issued in 2005.
In 2010, Hari K. Prasad² along with Alex Halderman and Rop Gonggrijp, published a study wherein they claimed to have proved that Indian EVMs were hackable.
Their paper implies that it is not a ‘hack’ of the original system using a vulnerability in software, they physically replaced one of the components with a look-alike. This look-alike was then remotely instructed to modify votes. Their second option also involved breaking into the machine between polling and counting since there is often a delay between these two events. In either case, some kind of physical access to the device was needed to perform any tampering, meaning their claims were based on procedural issues in delivering and storing EVMs, and physically replacing components. These issues are addressed by the detailed process described above, and further improved by newer digitally-encoded EVMs.
Finally, in 2013, the Supreme Court, on petition by Subramanian Swamy overturning the High Court of Delhi, ruled that the EC needed to add Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) system to EVMs as a requirement for free and fair elections, and to add to voter confidence.
20,000 VVPATs were purchased in 2013, and 33,500 came through in 2016. The assembly elections in Goa had all 40 constituencies with VVPAT.
In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, VVPAT was available in 8 constituencies. The announcement of the new M3 machines by the EC is congruent with the Supreme Court verdict towards replacing all old EVMs prior to the 2019 Lok Sabha elections.
¹ Based on the process as described by the Election Commission of India.
² Hari Prasad was reportedly arrested sometime in 2010. While there is not much additional information, it is believed the reason for his arrest was not his research findings, but the fact that he had obtained an EVM and refused to reveal his source, as it did not come from the EC.
Updated (9 Apr 2017) to include additional details regarding new M3 EVMs


Some additions since my last post:
I presented Mastery Learning and the Reverse Classroom at EARCOS and I had a great response from the international educators that came. Lots of good thoughts and feedback and I’m looking forward to networking with interested people. Always feel free to e mail me with thoughts or questions. Another great site is the Teacher Vodcasting Network NING site (think private Facebook).
Because of the response I’ve gotten, I’m going to be adding a new tab on this blog that will serve as a repository of resources I’ve put together. I’m all over the place right now and I’d like to organize the presentations, videos, thoughts, etc, into one, easily accessible page, so I’ll update this again when that is done.
In the meantime, here are some links in case you lost yours:
The other big thought I’ve had today has to do with QR Codes. If you don’t know what a QR code is, think about it when you’re walking around if there is print advertising present. They are little black and white boxes (see left) being added to print media that can be scanned with any smart phone and provides instant digital information about the ad or even about where you are in the city. These are huge in Seoul right now and they’re spreading across the world.
Anyways, Jeff Utecht, from International School Bangkok, led a session on producing custom QR codes to be used in the classroom. The simplicity is amazing and the potential it can have. The first thought I had with QR codes is checking off student objectives in a given unit. If I post codes for each objective, I can check with them and then they can scan the custom code and send me a tweet or even an e mail so I have a digital copy of their work.
I’m going to try to work this in my next unit and see if the addition helps or if its something that needs to be implemented at the beginning of the year. You can follow my thoughts on Twitter (@bennettscience) as I begin to work this out.
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Module: SimpleCov::Combine::ResultsCombiner
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Overview
There might be reports from different kinds of tests, e.g. RSpec and Cucumber. We need to combine their results into unified one. This class does that. To unite the results on file basis, it leverages the combine of lines and branches inside each file within given results.
Class Method Summary
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.combine(*results) ⇒ Hash
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process explanation => ResultCombiner: define all present files between results and start combine on file level. -
.combine_file_coverage(coverage_a, coverage_b) ⇒ Hash
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::SimpleCov::Combine
two files coverage results. -
.combine_result_sets(combined_results, result) ⇒ Hash
mod_func
Manage combining results on files level.
Class Method Details
.combine(*results) ⇒ Hash
(mod_func)
::SimpleCov::Combine
process explanation
> ResultCombiner: define all present files between results and start combine on file level.
> FileCombiner: collect result of next combine levels lines and branches.
> LinesCombiner: combine lines results.
> BranchesCombiner: combine branches results.
# File 'lib/simplecov/combine/results_combiner.rb', line 22
def combine(*results) results.reduce({}) do |combined_results, next_result| combine_result_sets(combined_results, next_result) end end
.combine_file_coverage(coverage_a, coverage_b) ⇒ Hash
(mod_func)
::SimpleCov::Combine
two files coverage results
# File 'lib/simplecov/combine/results_combiner.rb', line 55
def combine_file_coverage(coverage_a, coverage_b) Combine.combine(Combine::FilesCombiner, coverage_a, coverage_b) end
.combine_result_sets(combined_results, result) ⇒ Hash
(mod_func)
Manage combining results on files level
# File 'lib/simplecov/combine/results_combiner.rb', line 36
def combine_result_sets(combined_results, result) results_files = combined_results.keys | result.keys results_files.each_with_object({}) do |file_name, file_combination| file_combination[file_name] = combine_file_coverage( combined_results[file_name], result[file_name] ) end end


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December, 2015
My Brilliant Friend: Neapolitan Novels, Book One
Elena Ferrante
November, 2015
Euphoria
Lily King
October, 2015
The Marriage of Opposites
Alice Hoffman
September, 2015
The Golem and the Jinni: A Novel (P.S.)
Helene Wecker
August, 2015
Natchez Burning: A Novel (Penn Cage Novels)
Greg Iles
June, 2015
Dark Places
Gillian Flynn
May, 2015
The Paris Architect: A Novel
Charles Belfoure
April, 2015
Vanessa and Her Sister
Priya Parmar
March, 2015
The Hundred-Year House
Rebecca Makkai
February, 2015
I Love You More: A Novel
Jennifer Murphy
January, 2015
Orphan Train
Christina Baker Kline


Store manager assaulted by shoplifter in Nanaimo
by Jonathan SzekeresSummary
RCMP say the manager was smashed over the head with a shopping bag carrying bottles on Saturday
It happened after a man allegedly left the store without paying for some merchandise and the manager confronted him
Police are now looking for the shoplifter
NANAIMO (NEWS 1130) — The manager of a store in Nanaimo was apparently assaulted violently by a shoplifter over the weekend.
Nanaimo RCMP say the manager was smashed over the head with a shopping bag carrying bottles on Saturday.
It happened after a man allegedly left the store without paying for some merchandise, and the manager confronted him outside.
The manager was taken to hospital with a serious head injury, but it is not believed to be life-threatening.
Police are now looking for the shoplifter. He is described as white, between 35 to 40 years old, with a slim build.
Witnesses are asked to contact RCMP at<PHONE_NUMBER> or through Crime Stoppers or 1-800-222-8477


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| HADOOP-969 |
deadlock in job tracker RetireJobs |
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Owen O’Malley |
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| HADOOP-965 |
Isolation Runner looking for job.jar in wrong directory |
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| HADOOP-964 |
ClassNotFoundException in ReduceTaskRunner |
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| HADOOP-962 |
Hadoop EC2 scripts are not executable |
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| HADOOP-959 |
TestCheckpoint fails on Windows |
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dhruba borthakur |
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| HADOOP-937 |
data node re-registration |
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Hairong Kuang |
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| HADOOP-935 |
Abacus should not delete the output dir |
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Runping Qi |
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| HADOOP-934 |
TaskTracker sends duplicate status when updating task metrics throws exception |
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| HADOOP-929 |
PhasedFileSystem should implement get/set configuration |
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| HADOOP-922 |
Optimize small reads and seeks |
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dhruba borthakur |
dhruba borthakur |
| HADOOP-920 |
MapFileOutputFormat and SequenceFileOutputFormat use incorrect key/value classes in map/reduce tasks |
Major |
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Andrzej Bialecki |
Andrzej Bialecki |
| HADOOP-916 |
HADOOP-908 patch causes javadoc warnings |
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Nigel Daley |
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| HADOOP-912 |
TestMiniMRWithDFS fails sporadically |
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Nigel Daley |
Arun C Murthy |
| HADOOP-909 |
dfs “du” shows that the size of a subdirectory is 0 |
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Hairong Kuang |
Hairong Kuang |
| HADOOP-905 |
Code to qualify inputDirs doesn’t affect path validation |
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NPE in DFSOutputStream.closeBackupStream() |
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Raghu Angadi |
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| HADOOP-901 |
Make S3FileSystem do recursive renames |
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Tom White |
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| HADOOP-899 |
Removal of deprecated code (in v0.10.0) from trunk breaks libhdfs |
Major |
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Sameer Paranjpye |
Sameer Paranjpye |
| HADOOP-898 |
namenode generates infinite stream of null pointers |
Major |
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Owen O’Malley |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-886 |
thousands of TimerThreads created by metrics API |
Major |
metrics |
Nigel Daley |
Nigel Daley |
| HADOOP-881 |
job history web/ui does not count task failures correctly |
Major |
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Owen O’Malley |
Sanjay Dahiya |
| HADOOP-856 |
fsck reports a non-existant DFS path as healthy |
Minor |
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Nigel Daley |
Milind Bhandarkar |
| HADOOP-855 |
HDFS should repair corrupted files |
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Wendy Chien |
Wendy Chien |
| HADOOP-781 |
Remove from trunk things deprecated in 0.10 branch. |
Major |
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Doug Cutting |
Doug Cutting |
| HADOOP-758 |
FileNotFound on DFS block file |
Major |
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Owen O’Malley |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-757 |
“Bad File Descriptor” in closing DFS file |
Major |
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Owen O’Malley |
Raghu Angadi |
| HADOOP-735 |
The underlying data structure, ByteArrayOutputStream, for buffer type of Hadoop record is inappropriate |
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record |
Runping Qi |
Milind Bhandarkar |
| HADOOP-731 |
Sometimes when a dfs file is accessed and one copy has a checksum error the I/O command fails, even if another copy is alright. |
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Dick King |
Wendy Chien |
| HADOOP-549 |
NullPointerException in TaskReport’s serialization code |
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Michel Tourn |
Owen O’Malley |
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Duplicate browseDirectory.jsp |
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navychen |
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NullPointerException in StatusHttpServer |
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Konstantin Shvachko |
navychen |
| HADOOP-227 |
Namespace check pointing is not performed until the namenode restarts. |
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Konstantin Shvachko |
dhruba borthakur |


Kumar is a series of matching Open Source display fonts. They each support the Gujarati and Latin scripts. The two Kumar fonts may be used together, or entirely on their own.
Kumar One Outline is a vertical-contrast design, in which both the downstrokes as well as the left and right-hand sides of each letterform are built up out of two parallel lines and the whites space in-between them. The upstrokes and typeface’s horizontals are just thin, single lines.
Kumar One itself fills in all of the thicker empty spaces in the downstrokes/horizontals, offering letterforms that are very dark and full of contrast.
The Kumar design is made entirely out of straight lines; all elements that would usually be drawn with soft curves are faceted, built up out of several shorter straightened-out elements. Text in either Kumar font shimmers like a jewel; the effect of both fonts is quite decorative.
The Gujarati and Latin script components are scaled in relation to each other so that the Gujarati base characters are 85% as tall as the Latin uppercase. Text set in the Gujarati script sits nicely alongside the Latin lowercase, too. Kumar’s Gujarati vowel marks are all single-line, rather than double-line. Indeed, Kumar’s Gujarati is a very unique design; there are simply no other options like it currently available!
Each of the Kumar fonts has 870 glyphs, including hundreds of unique Gujarati conjuncts. The Latin component’s character set is an extended one, which enables typesetting in English and the other Western, Central, and Eastern European languages. Parimal Parmar designed Kumar for Indian Type Foundry in 2016.
The Kumar project is led by Indian Type Foundry, a type design foundry based in Ahmedabad, India. To contribute, see github.com/itfoundry/kumar


Old Dwarven Ghost:
You're here...
Dark magic was forced in...and is slowly rotting this place...within the Tower... It has altered it...from my original design... I wish I could help you... I knew you would come here...after overcoming the barriers...
But you cannot relax yet... The most formidable obstacle still awaits you... Before you face the final trial...listen to this old man's advice, I pray...
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Congratulations on finding 🪨!
All Adventure Rocks love to travel. Take them with you to somewhere new, log the new place📍, and leave them out for the next person to find😍 so they can continue their adventure!
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To get started, find an Adventure Rock in your neighborhood and scan the QR code on the bottom of it.
(Android: Camera → Modes → Lens, iOS: Camera)
If you have a painted rock that wants to go on an adventure, fill out this form and send the rock on their way!


{% extends "default.html" %} {% from "jinja-components/data-element/macro.html" import govukDataItem %} {% block header %} {{ govukHeader(serviceName="Developer contributions") }} {% endblock %} {% set mainClasses = "govuk-main-wrapper--l" %} {% block content %}
Developer contribution blurb. What are they? Why are they important?
Agreements and levies come into effect at different times during the construction phrase. Meaning Local Authorities don't always receive the committed money immediately.
The table below breaksdown what commitments have been received, what is still outstanding and what has been spent.
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| Section 106 | £36.559,359 | £17,925,111.11 | £9,068,123.46 | £8,856,987.65 | £18,634,247.89 |
| CIL | £15,176,112 | £6,900,947.4 | £3,318,131.4 | £3,582,816 | £8,275,164.6 |
Exlpore the data in more depth.
What you'll be able to see:


SetFrameRate()
Syntax
SetFrameRate(FrameRate)Description
Set the frame rate (in frames per second) for the current screen. This is especially useful for windowed screen mode where there is no refresh rate for the screen. This function sets the maximum number of times per second that the FlipBuffers() function is called.
Parameters
FrameRate The new framerate to set.
Return value
None.
See Also
OpenScreen(), OpenWindowedScreen(), FlipBuffers()
Supported OS
All


A schematic diagram of m6A-seq and RNA-seq analyses of MH7A cells. MH7A cells were stimulated with TNF-α, and total RNA was extracted from MH7A cells. Then, the RNA was fragmented, and m6A RNA was isolated as described by the m6A-RNA immunoprecipitation (Me-RIP) assay. The m6A-seq library and RNA-seq library of these mRNAs were constructed, and then sequenced for analysis.


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Gugudan's Kim Se Jung to return solo for the first time in 3 years with a collaboration single
by beansssGugudan's Kim Se Jung will be returning as a solo artist, after approximately 3 years!
On November 22, Jellyfish Entertainment revealed, "Kim Se Jung will be releasing a new single in collaboration with 'Dingo' this December. Kim Se Jung has been chosen as the first singer up for 'Dingo's new idol music collaboration project. She will be showcasing her full potential as a new generation vocalist with her unique, versatile style."
This will mark Kim Se Jung's first solo music release since her debut single "Flower Road", in November of 2016, outside of her participation in Gugudan as well as for drama OSTs.


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These instructions were written for programmers of the epics-pvdata sourceForge project, but are probably general to any sourceForge project.
They're based on reference instructions at SourceForge. Also, they're written for Mac OS X command line, but any unix is probably the same, so for "mac" read, your local machine.
On your mac in your user account, execute ssh-keygen and follow the prompts. You
want a the file ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub
when you've finished (see the
instructions at SourceForge).
% ssh-keygen -t dsa -C<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Install your key into your sourceforge account:
If you can, use ssh itself (see below if this doesn't work for you):
% ssh -i /Users/greg/.ssh/id_dsa.pub<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>password: ****** Welcome to *.hg.sourceforge.net This is a restricted Shell Account You cannot execute anything here. Connection to epics-pvdata.hg.sourceforge.net closed.
Or, if that above doesn't work, use the manual mechanism given on your
Sourceforge Account Services page. Copy and paste the contents of your
~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub
file, as created by ssh-keygen above, into the window provided in your account
services page as described in "SSH Key Posting" off the
reference instructions at SourceForge.
Update your ssh config file to specify that for the epics-pvdata
sourceforge site at least, to use passwordless authentication. That is, add the following lines to your
own ~/.ssh/config
file:
Host epics-pvdata.hg.sourceforge.net PreferredAuthentications publickey IdentityFile /Users/<your computer username>/.ssh/id_dsa <==edit User <your sourceforge username> <== edit
hg pull
should work without a password


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Refer to this section on RNNs
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- One-to-Many: Image Captioning: image -> seq of words
- Many-to-One: Sentiment Classification: seq of words -> Sentiment
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Machine Translation: seq of words -> seq of words - (Discrete) Many-to-Many:
Frame-Level Video Classification: seq. of frames -> seq of classes per frame
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- We can process a sequence of vectors \(\vec{x}\) by applying a recurrence formula__ at every time step:
- \[h_t = f_W(h_{t-1}, x_t)\]
- where \(h_t\) is the new state, \(f_W\) is some function with weights \(W\), \(h_{t-1}\) is the old state, and \(x_t\) is the input vector at some time step \(t\).
The same function and set of parameters (weights) are used at every time step.
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- A Vanilla Architecture of an RNN:
- \[\begin{align} h_t &= f_W(h_{t-1}, x_t) h_t &= tanh(W_{hh}h_t{t-1} + W_{xh}x_t) y_t &= W_{hy}h_t \end{align}\]
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if inherited Cursor can cache its data to speed up iteration, this method is used to set cache size.
All backends do not react to this request.
References fetchOne().


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Nikolay Kabantsev
+38(093)0749899
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>nick311089
Date of birth: 31/10/1989
Objective
Junior php developer position
Summary of Qualifications
Basic knowledge/skills of programming on PHP
Understanding of full development life cycle & testing processes
Technical Skills
Programming languages: PHP.
Additional technologies: HTML, CSS, Twitter Bootstrap
Frameworks: basic knowledge of YII 2
Source Control: GIT
Databases: MySQL
CMS: WordPress, Joomla, OpenCart
Education
Kharkiv National University named after V.V. Dokuchaev
Additional education
Source IT, "PHP programming" Kharkiv
Foreign languages
English: basic
Copyright © 2017


⚡ Quib
A simple, blazing fast Google Meet Participant name scraper
Download as .txt
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Stalker is a portal for finding github profiles of people related on the basis of organisations.
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Set the stove or electric pan to medium high heat. Place the pan over the burner if cooking over the stove. Add non-stick spray, olive oil or butter so that the bread will not stick to the pan.
Spread the fat across the pan if needed, or mop up any excess.
Add milk, vanilla extract, and cinnamon and beat them with a fork or whisk.
Turn the heat down to medium-low, once the pan is heated sufficiently.
Turn the heat down to medium-low, once the pan is heated sufficiently.
Cook the toast until golden on both sides. (Approximately 45 seconds per side.)


The preceding section demonstrated the basic structure of a block. A block can simply be executed in Postgres Plus Advanced Server.
A block of this type is called an anonymous block. An anonymous block is unnamed and is not stored in the database. Once the block has been executed and erased from the application buffer, it cannot be re-executed unless the block code is re-entered into the application.
Anonymous blocks are useful for quick, one-time programs such as for testing.
Typically, however, the same block of code would be re-executed many times. In order to run a block of code repeatedly without the necessity of re-entering the code each time, with some simple modifications, an anonymous block can be turned into a procedure or function. The following sections discuss how to create a procedure or function that can be stored in the database and invoked repeatedly by another procedure, function, or application program.


The Last Days A film review by Marty Mapes Copyright 1999 Marty Mapes
***1/2 (out of 4)
The sheer horrific audacity of the Nazi plan to exterminate the Jews of Europe is almost incomprehensible. People may make documentaries about it for another hundred years and still not understand the organized, methodical hatred.
Five concentration camp survivors from the last days of World War II tell their stories in THE LAST DAYS, the first documentary from Steven Spielberg's Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation.
The five interviewees are linked by their Hungarian ancestry. As the introduction explains, even as Germany started to lose the war, the Nazis stepped up their extermination of the Jews in Europe. In 1944, Hungary had the last big population of Jews within Germany's reach, and they became the last target of Hitler's "final solution."
Each of the five tells his or her story. Their stories are intercut chronologically, starting from normal life in pre-war Hungary. They recall the Nazi invasion of Hungary, being sent to "work" camps and their realization that they were actually in death camps.
They recall their horrible, precarious lives in Auschwitz and Buchenwald; the deaths of their family and friends; their loss of hope. Each recalls his or her unfathomable, eventual liberation. And finally, THE LAST DAYS shows their cathartic, pained, modern-day return to their old homes and the camps.
Needless to say, their stories are horrifying, amazing, and emotionally draining. By themselves, the stories would be forceful testaments, but by cutting them in parallel, their impact is multiplied by five.
THE LAST DAYS is a talking-heads style documentary -- it's mostly pictures of people telling their stories, intercut with period photographs and newsreel footage. In this kind of movie it's almost impossible to get archival pictures from the same time and place being discussed on-screen, but director James Moll made a better effort than most at finding specific, or at least relevant, images to go with his subjects' narration.
The liner notes (one of the many nice features of this DVD) indicate that there is some never-before-seen historical footage in THE LAST DAYS. It's not clear which scene it is. It could be one of two that I hadn't seen before, both powerful. One is rare COLOR footage, shot by an American, of piles of victims in cattle cars. There is something jarring, something unsettling about seeing the pictures in color, when so much of the footage from World War II is in black and white. Another segment shows walking skeletons; survivors who are so starved that they hardly look human anymore.
There has been a glut of Holocaust movies and I was skeptical that a new documentary would have anything new to say. But by focusing on Hungarian Jews during the last days of the war, Moll told a specific part of the story in a new way, in greater detail. And I'm glad he did because his careful filmmaking stands up well compared to other movies on the same subject.
The transfer to DVD is rich and beautiful. X-Mozilla-Status: 0009f words for a Holocaust documentary, but some of the interviews take place in Europe in late spring, when skies are blue and trees are green. Also, the movie was shot on 35mm film (and not video!), so the richness and detail are impeccable.
The DVD's features are plentiful and well-chosen. There is a theatrical trailer for the movie, which is a great introduction to the subject matter. There are about fifty still photos, both from the production crew and from the private collections of the survivors. Also, the disc has two complete versions of the movie (widescreen and full screen), both on the same side.
One of the more interesting DVD features is an outtake segment for each of the survivors (plus one for the crew). You'd think outtakes would be inappropriate in a Holocaust documentary, but they're not bloopers. Instead, they are solid, moving segments that were probably cut from the film only for length.
One of them continues a confrontation that was only touched on lightly in the film. Renee Firestone (one of the five) spoke on camera with Dr. Hans Mόnch, a German doctor who ran the medical clinic at Auschwitz. Firestone was aggressive, questioning the doctor about what his children thought. The doctor was evasive and clearly uncomfortable. Another of the outtakes showed Bill Basch saying a prayer for his dead friends at Auschwitz. He ends his prayer by saying "... forgive me for surviving."
It's ambitious to shoot a documentary on 35mm film. It's ambitious to make it on a subject that has saturated cable, television, and movies. It's ambitious to make it 54 years after the events it covers. But THE LAST DAYS handles all these potential obstacles very well.
It's only fitting that the DVD, with its wealth of interesting and relevant features, would also be ambitious and successful.
DVD Features: Widescreen or Full-screen version English subtitles for the hearing impaired Outtakes Photo galleries Theatrical trailer Introduction by Steven Spielberg Filmmaker biographies 23 chapter stops Printed liner notes inside the inner sleeve. -- __________ Marty Mapes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movie Habit http://www.moviehabit.com
"Have you ever heard of Russian roulette?" "Certainly, I played it all the time with my father" -- Rex Harrison & Linda Darnell(?), Unfaithfully Yours (1948)
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NuGet 101 | Channel 9 This series is an introduction to NuGet, the official package manager for .NET. We'll cover what package management is, the tools and resources NuGet provides, as well as how to use those tools to lev
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3Dbuzz All files listed below are available on this torrent: 3dbuzz.torrent. Big thanks to the community for keeping this alive!
Load plugins in an AssemblyLoadContext by rainersigwald · Pull Request #4916 · microsoft/msbuild Use AssemblyLoadContext and the new AssemblyDependencyResolver to allow task implementations to have independent, incompatible dependencies on .NET Core. Follows the spec from #4133 and the tutoria...
Authentication & Authorization in ASP .NET Core 3.1 This is the first of a new series of posts on ASP .NET Core 3.1 for 2020. In this series, we’ll cover 26 topics over a span of 26 weeks from January through June 2020, titled AS…
Tracing .NET Core applications - Red Hat Developer Tom Deseyn shows how you can capture events from the .NET Core runtime and BCL using EventListener, dotnet-trace, and EventPipe environment variables.


We Are Dog Stuff!
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Gabby Allen 'bombarded with messages' from women about I'm a Celebrity star Myles Stephenson
Gabby and Myles Stephenson split in August
by Olivia TobinLove Island star Gabby Allen says she has been "bombarded by women" who claim her ex Myles Stephenson sent flirty texts and explicit photos while they were together.
Gabby and the I'm a Celebrity star split up in August after she said the Rak Su singer cheated on her.
It is claimed the 25-year-old received a load of messages from women saying Myles messaged them while the pair were a couple.
A source close to the personal trainer told Mirror Online: "A barrage of women have stepped forward since Myles appeared on I'm A Celeb, she has been bombarded.
"They have been sending proof of the messages, sext and d*** pics Myles sent to them when he was with Gabby."
The source also claimed Gabby has been informed Myles was "two-timing" her throughout their entire relationship after the woman whose texts with the singer caused the end of their romance recently "smugly" revealed that Myles was seeing her the whole time.
Before Myles entered the I'm a Celeb jungle, he claimed he came clean to Gabby about texting his ex "because he loved her".
He also said the pair were on a break.
Gabby confirmed the couple split in August on her Instagram story.
She wrote: "The newspaper articles are true.
"I am no longer in a relationship. I hope youse have all had a better week than me."


Future of the open source movement
The future of the open source movement is, as it always has been, controversial.
There are, among other things, open source evangelists that predict the entire world will be using open source applications in the coming decades.
There are even more people who believe - or hope - that open source will never have the momentum to overtake proprietary manufacturers.
And then you have everyone else. You see, everyone figures that open source will be useful, as it is now, in web-based applications. Things like servers and databases and the like.
Everyone else also figures that some people will just never bother switching to open source software. Some people are just use to using Windows and Mac.
Everyone else also knows that, even though the open source movement will keep on growing, it will never be able to completely rid the world of proprietary software.
Everyone else has been learning and studying and watching open source, sometimes knowingly, and sometimes unknowingly. So everyone has a pretty good idea of whether or not they like the idea of OSS.
And everyone else has noticed that there are more and more open source software vendors moving mainstream. Bug Labs in New York and Google are a few of the bigger organisations that have started providing open source materials. So it makes sense that, if they can survive the next few years, why shouldn't other companies be able to weather the burden of surviving not on profit, but on praise (and a few donations).
Hopefully you'll agree, and join everyone else in knowing that open source will keep on growing. And no matter what anyone desires or does, will be around for a very long time.
There are, among other things, open source evangelists that predict the entire world will be using open source applications in the coming decades.
There are even more people who believe - or hope - that open source will never have the momentum to overtake proprietary manufacturers.
And then you have everyone else. You see, everyone figures that open source will be useful, as it is now, in web-based applications. Things like servers and databases and the like.
Everyone else also figures that some people will just never bother switching to open source software. Some people are just use to using Windows and Mac.
Everyone else also knows that, even though the open source movement will keep on growing, it will never be able to completely rid the world of proprietary software.
Everyone else has been learning and studying and watching open source, sometimes knowingly, and sometimes unknowingly. So everyone has a pretty good idea of whether or not they like the idea of OSS.
And everyone else has noticed that there are more and more open source software vendors moving mainstream. Bug Labs in New York and Google are a few of the bigger organisations that have started providing open source materials. So it makes sense that, if they can survive the next few years, why shouldn't other companies be able to weather the burden of surviving not on profit, but on praise (and a few donations).
Hopefully you'll agree, and join everyone else in knowing that open source will keep on growing. And no matter what anyone desires or does, will be around for a very long time.


KickJS | Tutorial | 03 - Texture
This example shows how to load a texture - note that it only works when run on a webserver with the following image: /images/webgl.png.


There were two whales swimming in the ocean.
When I hear about a talent show, signing up for it is not a question.  Unfortunately, she did not pass onto me the talent of having an incredible voice, or being able to juggle, or being able to burp the ABCs (she can do that, so it’s really unfair that I can’t).
What I can do: hula hoop walk on stilts do a split do a decent cartwheel do a handstand (sometimes - other times I fall over) blow spit bubbles read poetry (in the sense that I am literate)
When iXperience announced it was hosting a talent show, I immediately signed myself up for an act with my bffs, Rebecca & Menachem. We knew our next step was to brainstorm our talent.
We considered our skills. Since we’re in Africa, we could not get hula hoops or stilts.
We considered performing a Peisach Seder onstage. We decided that could be a chillul Hashem.
We chose to do comedy. Please enjoy this video. Please ROFL (this is one of the ONLY times it is okay for this ‘ROFL’ phrase to be used - it is okay now because my hope is that you react to this video by rolling on the floor laughing. I am a literal person, though, and do not appreciate when people respond ‘ROFL’ to jokes that probably fail even to make them smile.).
The infamous whale joke:
The hip-pain joke:
Another instance where ‘ROFL’ is appropriate:
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Component library Organisation banner
A banner that sits below the global GOV.UK header to help a user identify which department they are interacting with on GOV.UK.
This component is not currently in the GOV.UK design system, but is in their GitHub backlog.
The organisation banner is used on view latest funding and view national funding formula for schools.
When to use this component
Use this component when it's useful for the user to know which organisation is providing the service, for example, ESFA. This means there is no need to identify ESFA on each page.
When not to use this component
For now, this component only works when there isn’t already a banner in that place. More design work is needed for services like MYESF. In these cases, the place is used to sign in and navigate to different pages.
How it works
The banner has been designed in-house. GDS and ESFA have approved it to be used across our services.
The banner can be implemented in the same way as the phase banner on the design system. If both the phase and ESFA banners are needed, they should be in the following vertical order:
- GOV.UK header
- phase banner
- ESFA banner
Research on this component
The organisation banner has aided users in orienting themselves with the regard to the government ecosystem; in making it clearer which agency the page or service sits under, research participants have intimated that they have more confidence they are the correct place to perform their task.


Rare's Everwild "Aims to Be More Than Just a New IP"
by Rich StantonAt XO19 Rare’s Louise O’Connor gave a quick glimpse of the studio’s newest IP: Everwild. The Sea of Thieves developer clearly thinks shared multiplayer experiences are the way to go, and made some pretty bold claims for the game’s potential.
Here’s the trailer:
In a press release, Rare studio head Craig Duncan warned that Everwild is still “early in development” before adding:
The Everwild team is focused on building an experience that allows for new ways to play in a natural and magical world. The development team, led by Executive Producer Louise O’Connor, is creating something truly original and incredibly special that aims to be more than just a new IP. Everwild will give you memorable, engaging and meaningful experiences for players everywhere to share.


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Algorism is a technology consulting and solutions company focused on the delivery of end-to-end services to leading and growth organisations within Financial Services, Retail, Telecommunications and Public Sector. We differentiate our services by emphasising the delivery of working solutions, over formulation of paper-based strategies and designs, and also by providing on-going support for adoption and value realisation.
Our people have solid understanding of business, technical and systems integration considerations enabling Algorism to deliver solutions that address customers’ short and long term objectives.
We have aggregate experience in excess of fifty years developing and implementing strategic technology solutions to complex business problems across various industries and different scale of business operations.
We support our experienced people with proven methodologies such as Algorism’s flagship IT Strategy for Business (ITSfB) – an execution-focused methodology for developing enterprise strategic information systems strategies. We have developed and applied similar methodologies and approach for project management, process and systems integration design, change management, and IT organisation design.
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| The carrier do one parcel shipment only, shipment and parcel have the same tracking number. | E.g. <check10><identity></check> | |
| The carrier support multi parcel shipments, shipment and parcel have the same format but each parcel is identified with an additional number as well. | E.g. <check11><sender.edi><identity></check> | |
| The carrier have seperate formats for shipments and parcels, the parcel format is SSCC which we have support for. | E.g. <check10><identity></check> | |
| More advanced, e.g. different for different services. | No format can be specified, it needs to be specified for a developer to write uniqe code. |
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Customized External Comment Demo
This is a demo of the e-comments self-hosted comment server.
The code was initially developed to provide comments for a 100% static site (http://tweaked.io : server optimization.)
Comments will appear below this area, once loaded via a cross-domain JSONP request. A simple demo shows the default look/feel.
This Demo
This demo is customized in three ways:
- The URL we request from the comment-server has "/reverse" appended to it - so that the comments come in most-recent-first order.
- The reply-form is above the comments.
- The reply-form comes from this page, rather than from the included Javascript.


Welcome to the lobby {{player.name}}! You're on team {{player.teamName}}!
This is where we gather and wait for the master player to start the game.
Welcome to the staging area {{player.name}}!
This is where we assign weapons, armor, and core parts to our fighter.
Welcome to the arena {{player.name}}!
This is where we watch our fighter compete against the other team's fighter!
Missiles Remaining: {{gameState.missilesRemaining}}
Chaff Remaining: {{gameState.chaffRemaining}}


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name: john
belin
title: creative muscleman
hobbies: traveling the world to gain more
knowledge than rob kimball
specialty: drawing, creative thinking
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>john's work |
name: rob kimball
title: co-assistant director
hobbies: armored, broadsword and shield
combat w/ SCA
specialty: lightwave, corel suite, network
admin.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>rob's work
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name: jeffrey
neslen
title: art director/web designer
hobbies: photography, movies, &
tennis.
specialty: photoshop, premier, html.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>jeff's work |
name: matt mcclure
title: video game developer
hobbies: video games, dirt bike riding
specialty: game testing, 3d character modeling
and animation
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>matt's work
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name: travis
yunis
title: designer
hobbies:
specialty: photoshop, flash, fireworks,
dreamweaver, Premier, After effects, html.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>travis' work |
name: robert
montillano
title: sketch artist/ 2d/3d animator
hobbies: drawing, computers, piano, guitar,
drums, snowboarding
specialty: quick sketching, ability to
create images using different techniques
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Note: To complete these procedures, you must be assigned a role having the necessary permissions. To determine your role, follow the directions in Participant roles. For a basic understanding of roles and permissions, see Permissions and roles: Overview.
In Gradebook, to see the details for a particular item:
Gradebook
. If you're in Gradebook but not at the Gradebook
items list, near the top, click Gradebook Items
.
On the resulting Gradebook Item Summary page, you will see the maximum points possible ("Points") and the class average score ("Class average for scores entered"). Other information, and options to edit scores and settings, are also available on this page.


I am ashish mangukiya and i have completed my B.E degree from D.y.patil college of engineering akurdi.i got 66% aggregate through out all semesters and my hometown is virar which is located in thane district.
about my family, in my family there are five members including me , my father is diamond broker and brother is also diamond broker and my mother is home-maker.
i have good logical thinking skill and i love to do programming like to design web pages and to do backend work etc.my dream is to become professional web developer and my hobbies are like i love to play cricket and listening music a lot.
I am ashish mangukiya and i have completed my B.E degree from D.y.patil college of engineering akurdi.i got 66% aggregate through out all semesters and my hometown is virar which is located in thane district.
about my family, in my family there are five members including me , my father is diamond broker and brother is also diamond broker and my mother is home-maker.
i have good logical thinking skill and i love to do programming like to design web pages and to do backend work etc.my dream is to become professional web developer and my hobbies are like i love to play cricket and listening music a lot.
I am ashish mangukiya and i have completed my B.E degree from D.y.patil college of engineering akurdi.i got 66% aggregate through out all semesters and my hometown is virar which is located in thane district.
about my family, in my family there are five members including me , my father is diamond broker and brother is also diamond broker and my mother is home-maker.
i have good logical thinking skill and i love to do programming like to design web pages and to do backend work etc.my dream is to become professional web developer and my hobbies are like i love to play cricket and listening music a lot.


This page will walk you through building a personalized sock recipe so you can knit perfectly-fitted socks for everyone you know. This gives you the basic outline of a vanilla sock--trial and error with this as a baseline will help you get that perfect comfy fit.
Do not refresh the page, or all data will be lost and you will have to start over.
Which direction do you want to knit the socks?
Your toe-up sock recipe will include a short-row heel.
What kind of heel do you want to use?
Cast on {{saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4)}} stitches loosely or with a stretchy cast-on. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist.
Round 1: [k2, p2] around
Repeat round 1 until ribbing measures one inch, or until desired length.
Knit every row until work measures {{legLength(heelType)}} inches, or until desired length.
This flap uses a slip-stitch heel stitch. Feel free to substitute any stitch pattern, as long as the length ends up the same. One suggestion is the eye of partridge heel stitch.
The flap is worked flat over the next {{saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4) / 2}} stitches.
Row 1 (RS): [k1, sl1 wyib] repeat to end
Row 2 (WS): p to last stich, sl1 wyif
Repeat rows 1 and 2 {{(saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4) / 8) - 1 | number:0 }} more times, or until flap is length desired, ending after a RS row.
Row 1 (WS): p{{(saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4) / 4) + 2}}, p2tog, p1, turn
Row 2 (RS): sl1 wyib, k5, ssk, k1, turn
Row 3 (WS): sl1 wyif, p to one stitch before gap, p2tog, p1, turn
Row 4 (RS): sl1 wyib, k to one stitch before gap, ssk, k1, turn
Repeat rows 3 and 4 until all gaps have been closed and all heel stitches have been worked, ending with a RS row. The last repeats of rows 3 and 4 will not include the final p1 and k1, respectively.
Your heel turn has just ended on a RS row. Continue working this RS row in the following manner:
Pick up and knit each edge stitch along first side of the heel flap
Place marker
Knit across the instep (i.e. the stitches you have not been working for the heel)
Place marker
Pick up and knit each edge stitch along the other side of the heel flap
Knit all heel stitches, placing a marker halfway through the heel to mark the beginning of the round, if desired
You have now returned all stitches to your needles and are ready to continue working in the round.
Row 1: k to 3 sts before marker, k2tog, k1, k across instep (to marker), k1, ssk, k to BOR
Row 2: k around
Repeat rows 1 and 2 until the stitch count has returned to {{saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4)}}.
Be sure to stay aware of which half of the stitches is your instep and which half is your sole. You will need this information for the toe.
The short row heel is worked flat over the next {{saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4) / 2}} stitches, which is half your total stitches. References to the first and last stitches in these instructions refer to the first of this half and the last of this half of your stitches, i.e. the heel stitches.
Row 1 (RS): k across to last stitch, w&t
Row 2 (WS): p back to first stitch, w&t
Row 3 (RS): k to stitch before wrapped stitch, w&t
Row 4 (WS): p to stitch before wrapped stitch, w&t
Repeat rows 3 and 4 until {{saveNeedSts(stsPerIn, circumference, 4) / 6 | floorMult:2 | number:0}} stitches are left unwrapped, ending after a WS row.
 You are now ready to continue in the round to work the rest of the sock.
Knit every row until work measures {{length - 2}} inches.
Knit to the beginning of the instep stitches, then begin the toe decreases as follows:
Row 1, instep/needle 1: k1, ssk, k to last 3 sts of instep, k2tog, k1
Row 1, sole/needle 2: k1, ssk, k to last 3 sts of sole, k2tog, k1
Row 2: k around
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Data Codebooks
The data codebooks provide information about the attributes and source of each of the datasets used in the notes.
ed-schools-2018.csv
The data in ed-schools-2018.csv come from U.S. News and World Report (2018) and contain 13 attributes collected from the \(n=129\) graduate schools of education ranked in the 2018 Best Graduate Schools. The attributes include:
rank
: Rank in USNWRschool
: Graduate program of Educationscore
: Overall score given by USNWRpeer
: Peer assessment score (5.0 = highest)expert_score
: Administrator/expert assessment score (5.0 = highest)gre_verbal
: Mean GRE verbal score in 2016gre_quant
: Mean GRE quantitative score in 2016doc_accept
: Acceptance rate for doctoral students in 2016student_faculty_ratio
: Ratio of doctoral students to faculty members in 2016phd_granted_per_faculty
: Doctorates granted per faculty member in 2015–16funded_research
: Funded research (in millions of dollars)funded_research_per_faculty
: Funded research per faculty member (in thousands of dollars)enroll
: Total graduate education enrollment in 2016
evaluations.csv
This file contains data collected from student evaluations of instructors’ beauty and teaching quality for several courses at the University of Texas. The teaching evaluations were conducted at the end of the semester, and the beauty judgments were made later, by six students who had not attended the classes and were not aware of the course evaluations. The variables are:
prof_id
: Professor ID numberavg_eval
: Average course ratingnum_courses
: Number of courses for which the professor has evaluationsnum_students
: Number of students enrolled in the professor’s coursesperc_evaluating
: Average percentage of enrolled students who completed an evaluationbeauty
: Measure of the professor’s beauty composed of the average score on six standardized beauty ratingstenured
: Is the professor tenured? (0 = non-tenured; 1 = tenured)native_english
: Is the professor a native English speaker? (0 = non-native English speaker; 1 = native English speaker)age
: Professor’s age (in years)female
: Is the professor female? (0 = male; 1 = female)
These source of these data is: Hamermesh, D. S. & Parker, A. M. (2005). Beauty in the classroom: Instructors’ pulchritude and putative pedagogical productivity. Economics of Education Review, 24, 369–376. The data were made available by: Gelman, A., & Hill, J. (2007). Data analysis using regression and multilevel/hierarchical models. New York: Cambridge University Press.
fci-2015.csv
Each season, Team Marketing Report (TMR) computes the cost of taking a family of four to a professional sports contest for each of the major sporting leagues. Costs are determined by telephone calls with representatives of the teams, venues and concessionaires. Identical questions were asked in all interviews. Prices for Canadian teams were converted to US dollars and comparison prices were converted using a recent exchange rate. Salary data were collected by Sporting Intelligence as part of their Global Sports Salaries Survey 2015.
The data in fci-2015.csv include five attributes collected from from the 2014/2015 season for \(n=122\) professional sports teams across the United States. The attributes include:
team
: Name of professional sports teamleague
: Major sporting league the team plays in (MLB = Major Lague Baseball; NBA = National Basketball Association; NFL = National Football League; NHL = National Hockey League)fci
: Fan Cost Index (FCI). The FCI is a summary of what it costs to take a family of four to a game. It comprises the prices of four (4) adult average-price tickets, two (2) small draft beers, four (4) small soft drinks, four (4) regular-size hot dogs, parking for one (1) car, two (2) game programs and two (2) least expensive, adult-size adjustable caps.salary
: Average yearly salary for players on the active roster
graduation.csv
The data in graduation.csv include student-level attributes for \(n=2344\) randomly sampled students who were first-year, full-time students from the 2002 cohort at a large, midwestern research university. Any students who transferred to another institution were removed from the data. The source of these data is: Jones-White, Radcliffe, Lorenz, & Soria (2014). We will use these data to explore predictors of college graduation.
degree
: Did the student graduate from the institution? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)act
: Student’s ACT score (If the student reported a SAT score, a concordance table was used to transform the score to a comparable ACT score.)scholarship
: Amount of scholarship offered to student (in thousands of dollars)ap
: Number of Advanced Placement credits at time of enrollmentfirstgen
: Is the student a first generation college student? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)nontrad
: Is the student a non-traditional student (older than 19 years old at the time of freshman enrollment)? (0 = No; 1 = Yes)
mn-schools.csv
The data in mnSchools.csv were collected from http://www.collegeresults.org and contain 2011 institutional data for \(n=33\) Minnesota colleges and universities. The attributes include:
name
: College/university namegrad
: Six-year graduation rate, as a percentagepublic
: Sector (1 = public college/university, 0 = private college/university)sat
: Estimated median composite SAT score (in hundreds)tuition
: Amount of tuition and required fees covering a full academic year for a typical student, in thousands of U.S. dollars
movies.csv
The data in movies.csv includes attributes for \(n=1,806\) movies. These data are a subset of data from the movies
data object included in the ggplot2movies package. The original data contains information on 24 variables collected from 28,819 movies. The attributes include:
title
: Movie’s titlebudget
: Movie’s budget (in millions of U.S. dollars)age
: Age of the movie; Computed by subtracting the movie’s release date from 2019mpaa
: MPAA rating (PG, PG-13, R)
nba-player-data.csv and nba-team-data.csv
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player
: Name of the NBA playerteam
: Name of the NBA team for each playersuccess
: A proxy for player quality/success. This is the quantile for the player based on the player’s free-throw percentage relative to the other players in the league. Higher values indicate a more succesful player (e.g., 0 = lowest 20%; 4 = highest 20%).life_satisfaction
: Score on a survey of life satisfaction. Scores range from 5 to 25, with higher scores indicating more life satisfaction.
The team-level attributes in nba-team-data.csv include:
team
:Name of the NBA teamcoach
:Name of the team’s current coachcoach_experience
: This is the tercile for the coach based on years of coaching experience in the NBA (e.g., 0 = lowest third; 2 = highest third).
netherlands-students.csv and netherlands-schools.csv
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school_id
: The school ID number for each studentlanguage_pre
: Language pre-test scorelanguage_post
: Language post-test scoreses
: Measure of the socio-economic statusverbal_iq
: Student’s score on a verbal IQ test. The variable is centered to have a mean of 0.female
: Student’s sex (0 = male; 1 = female)minority
: Student’s minority status (0 = white; 1 = minority)
The school-level attributes in netherlands-schools.csv include:
school_id
: The school ID numberschool_type
: Indicates whether the school is a public school, a Protestant private school, a Catholic private school, or a non-denominational private schoolpublic
: Indicates whether the school is a public school (1) or a private school (0)school_ses
: School’s average socio-economic statusschool_verbal_iq
: School’s average verbal IQ scoreschool_minority
: Percentage of students at the school who are minority students
nhl.csv
The data in nhl.csv includes data on the cost of attending an NHL game over 9 seasons for the current 31 NHL teams. The attributes include:
team
: NHL team namefci
: Fan cost index (FCI) for each season. There are no data for 2012, since that year the NHL was locked out. The FCI comprises the prices of four (4) average-price tickets, two (2) small draft beers, four (4) small soft drinks, four (4) regular-size hot dogs, parking for one (1) car, two (2) game programs and two (2) least-expensive, adult-size adjustable caps. Costs were determined by telephone calls with representatives of the teams, venues and concessionaires. Identical questions were asked in all interviews.year
: NHL season (e.g., 2002 indicates the 2002–2003 NHL season)hs_hockey
: An dummy coded variable that indicates whether there is state organized high school hockey in the team’s location (0 = no; 1 = yes). This is a proxy for whether there is a hockey tradition in the team’s location.
popular-classroom.csv and popular-student.csv
The data in popular-classroom.csv and popular-student.csv includes data on 2000 different students from 100 different classrooms. The data, provided by Hox (2002), were simulated from data collected as part of a sociological study of student popularity. Student popularity, a rating on a scale of 1–10, was derived by a sociometric procedure in which all students in a class rate all the other students. Each students’ popularity is the average received popularity rating.
The attributes in popular-classroom.csv include:
class
: Classroom IDteacherExp
: Experience level of teacher, in years
The attributes in popular-student.csv include:
student
: Student ID (within a school)class
: Classroom IDpopularity
: Popularity rating of the student (0-10 scale; where 0 = very unpopular and 10 = very popular) based on having all other students in the student’s class rate him/her and computing the average of those ratings.teachPop
: Student’s popularity as rated by the teacher. Higher values are indicative of higher popularityextra
: Extraversion of the student (measured on a 10-point scale)female
: Sex of the student (Male = 0; Female = 1)
riverview.csv
The data in riverview.csv come from Lewis-Beck & Lewis-Beck (2016) and contain five attributes collected from a random sample of \(n=32\) employees working for the city of Riverview, a hyopothetical midwestern city. The attributes include:
education
: Years of formal educationincome
: Annual income (in thousands of U.S. dollars)seniority
: Years of senioritygender
: Employee’s gendermale
: Dummy coded gender variable (0 = Female, 1 = Male)party
: Political party affiliation
same-sex-marriage.csv
This file contains data collected from the 2008 American National Election Study conducted jointly by the University of Michigan and Stanford University. These particular data consist of \(n=1,746\) American’s responses. The attributes in the dataset include:
support
: Does the respondent support gay marriage? (1=Yes; 0=No)attendance
: How often does the respondent attend religious services? (0=Never; 1=Few times a year; 2=Once or twice a month; 3=Almost every week; 4=Every week)denomination
: What is the respondent’s religious denomination?friends
: Does the respondent have family or friends that are LGBT? (1=Yes; 0=No)age
: Respondent’s age, in yearsfemale
: Is the respondent female? (1=Yes; 0=No)
vocabulary.csv
The data, adapted from data provided by Bock (1975), come from the Laboratory School of the University of Chicago and include scaled test scores across four grades from the vocabulary section of the Cooperative Reading Test for \(n=64\) students. The attributes in the dataset include:
id
: The subject ID number for each malevocab_08
: The scaled vocabulary test score in 8th gradevocab_09
: The scaled vocabulary test score in 9th gradevocab_10
: The scaled vocabulary test score in 10th gradevocab_11
: The scaled vocabulary test score in 11th gradefemale
: Dummy coded sex variable (0 = Male, 1 = Female)
wine.csv
The data in wine.csv includes data on 200 different wines. These data are a subset of a larger database (\(n = 6,613\)) from wine.com, one of the biggest e-commerce wine retailers in the U.S. It allows customers to buy wine according to any price range, grape variety, country of origin, etc. The data were made available at http://insightmine.com/. The attributes include:
wine
: Wine namevintage
: Year the wine was produced (centered so that 0 = 2008, 1 = 2009, etc.)region
: Region of the world where the wine was producedvarietal
: Grape varietal (e.g., Cabernet Sauvignon)rating
: Wine rating on a 100 pt. scale (these are from sources such as Wine Spectator, the Wine Advocate, and the Wine Enthusiast)price
: Price in U.S. dollars
References
U.S. News and World Report. (2018). Schools of education. Best Graduate Schools.
Jones-White, D. R., Radcliffe, P. M., Lorenz, L. M., & Soria, K. M. (2014). Priced out?: The influence of financial aid on the educational trajectories of first-year students starting college at a large research university. Research in Higher Education, 55(4), 329–350.
Woltman, H., Feldstein, A., MacKay, J. C., & Rocchi, M. (2012). An introduction to hierarchical linear modeling. Tutorials in Quantitative Methods for Psychology, 8(1), 52–69.
Snijders, T. A. B., & Bosker, R. J. (2012). Multilevel analysis: An introduction to basic and advanced multilevel modeling (2nd ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Hox, J. J. (2002). Multilevel analysis: Techniques and applications. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.
Lewis-Beck, C., & Lewis-Beck, M. (2016). Applied regression: An introduction (2nd ed.). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Bock, R. (1975). Multivariate statistical methods in behavioral research. New York: McGraw-Hill.


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The following post is a guest post by Omar Kassim, co-founder of JadoPado.
Founded in 2010, JadoPado is one of the largest e-commerce sites servicing the GCC, Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. Its CEO Omar Kassim wanted to bring an Amazon-like experience to the region. In just 3 years of operations the company now boasts thousands of customers, hundreds of vendors and over $7 million in annual revenues.
Realizing that search is a key component of their user experience and engagement, Omar and his small team of 15 set off to build new search capabilities that would help users find the products they wanted, lightning fast. In addition, the team was developing a revamped mobile experience and saw that search needed to be spot on for both smartphones and tablets. "I saw search as a competitive tool and as a strategy to get a leg up on our competition. After seeing Algolia on Hacker News I was absolutely blown away. After looking at the demos, we threw out what we were doing internally in terms of a small search revamp and I had one of our team get cracking with Algolia right away. As a little startup, it really helped that Algolia's price points were within reach in terms of not breaking the bank to get things rolling."
The Power of Instant Search
After configuring and testing Algolia for two weeks, JadoPado had the results they were looking for. Branded internally as InstaSearch, JadoPado knew that it would dramatically improve how search functioned on both mobile and the web at JadoPado. "The idea from the outset was to build InstaSearch. I kept ending up at the Algolia demo and thought it would be incredible if we could forget all user interaction aside from typing and just display results right away. Remove what you've typed and the results disappear taking you back to where you were. We then spent a bit of time figuring out how to get each result "page" to have a URL that could be used with external search or shared elsewhere," explained Omar.
Making Search Seamless
"We looked at a number of solutions. One of our biggest intentions was to try to get search to be extremely fast and as slick as possible. Customers should feel like search "just works" and that it is a super easy way to get straight to to whatever they may be looking for. Algolia has allowed us to accomplish that," Omar explained. "Moving search from a not really working internal model to a search as a service platform has allowed us to focus on other areas while knowing that search works and that we've got an edge over our competition."
Support For Arabic
With more than 20 countries to support, the JadoPado team knew that the key to success in the region was to ensure that search be delivered in Arabic as well. Omar explained, "The final bits were figuring out a separate set of indexes for Arabic (as we were about to roll out a standalone Arabic version of JadoPado) and getting the faceting right. This was easy to do with the deep Algolia documentation." Algolia works with all languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic. No specific configuration required, speed and ranking perform exactly the same way.
Better Business Through Search
In May the team rolled out InstaSearch, Arabic support and a newly revamped mobile experience with search at the center. JadoPado immediately experienced a doubling in conversions and activity that was triple a typical day. Compared to the same 30 day period in 2013, JadoPado saw an increase in site visits through search from 8.2% to 11.3%.
Additionally:
- Sessions with search has jumped 59.96%.
- Unique searches has jumped 46.87%
- Average search depth has increased by 58.87%.
Mastering Mobile Through Search
The greater impact of Algolia's hosted search was JadoPado's revamped mobile experience. Search is often the first action customers take on a mobile device. With instant search, autocorrect and full language support, improving search and the quality of results can have a significant impact on revenues. With Algolia implemented as part of JadoPado's mobile site, the company saw strong results with visits from search increasing from 4.3% to 15% over the same time period and session exits decreasing by 16.57%. A big change. And search increased engagement on all levels:
- Mobile sessions with search jumped by 233.92%
- Total unique mobile searches jumped 268.37%
- Average search depth on mobile devices jumped by 41.05%.
Images courtesy of JadoPado. Learn more on their website.


An analysis of a twitter follower network.
Unweighted directed graph.
Edge “follower” (a-->b – a is followed by b).
Initially:
f(x) = 31.33 * x^-0.50
f(x) = 55.97 * x^-0.57
According to a snapshot from the second half of 2012, there were 175 million active users and approximately twenty billion follow connections. Clear discrepancies when it comes to average degree, degree distribution, etc. (in Information Network or Social Network? The Structure of the Twitter Follow Graph)
Number of users "fully crawled" clearly affect the out degree distribution


Progress in thia course (100%) Progress in the Secialization capstone (20%) Progress in life goals (70%)
I was born in Kolkata on 25th August 1999. I am now 20 years old. My hobby is reading story-books.


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I recently upgraded my phone to the Sony Xperia Z3 Compact. This is coming from a Moto X (1st gen.). So far I really like the phone. One of the killer features on this is it is waterproof. I plan on taking it with me to the pool this summer to capture moments with my son. Think underwater video.
The phone itself is beautiful, reminiscent of an iPhone 4, with a glass back, metal around the edges (although those are covered in a clear silicone-like plastic with flaps that lift for things like SIM and microSD access).


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
A simple take on classic shellfish stew, flavoured with fennel, chilli, garlic, bay and smoked paprika.
Preheat a large sauté pan over a medium heat until hot. Add the oil and, when it is hot, add the onion, fennel and celery and sweat for 10 minutes, or until softened.
Stir in the smoked paprika, then the tomatoes, tomato purée, bay leaf, garlic, chilli and wine. Cook for 15 minutes, or until reduced slightly.
Pour in the stock, then stir in the potatoes. Simmer for 15 minutes, or until just cooked, then season with salt and pepper.
Discard any mussels with broken shells and any that refuse to close when tapped. Add the mussels to the pan and cook for 3 minutes, or until opened, then add the prawns and cook for a further 2–3 minutes, or until all the seafood is cooked through. Discard any mussels that remain closed.
Serve immediately in deep, warmed bowls, sprinkled with parsley, with crusty bread to mop up the juices.


SUBTITLE 3. HONOLULU GOVERNMENT
CHAPTER 70
GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO HONOLULU
REPEALED. L 1988, c 263, §11.
Note
§70-111 renumbered as §46-74.2. L 1988, c 263, §7.
§§70-121 and 122 renumbered and amended as §§46-65.6 and 65.7. L 1988, c 263, §8.