Lionel MessiBARCELONA (ARGENTINA) | Age: 31Pep Guardiola was spot-on when he urged people to stop writing about Lionel Messi. "Just watch him," he said. If you'd have taken Guardiola's advice, you'd have seen Messi score the hat trick that hauled Argentina to the World Cup in October, score four goals in one game in September and more recently, bag his 100th European goal. But while goals (and heaps of them) are a large part of his game, he offers much more: playmaking from deep, assists and slaloming runs. The sad thing is the realization that he won't be around forever. After turning 30 in the summer, the bets are on for when (or if) the decline begins. |
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Cristiano RonaldoJUVENTUS (PORTUGAL) | Age: 33"I've spent 11 years climbing to receive awards for my talent, hard work and a lot of dedication," said Cristiano Ronaldo in October when he picked up FIFA's Best player of 2017 award. Ronaldo has always boasted natural talent but the way his career has progressed shows that talk of hard work and dedication is no cliche. Even among Madrid's star-filled squad, he stands out for his professionalism and devotion to training. (His Twitter feed shows his commitment to his body, too.) The skinny teenage winger has evolved over time into a predatory finisher. Despite his age, he remains as valuable to his team, particularly in the big moments when a trophy is on the line. |
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Eden HazardCHELSEA (BELGIUM) | Age: 26Few players can claim to be in the class of Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi, but Eden Hazard is about as close as you can get. He was a teenage prodigy with the good fortune to have been developed by managers as disparate as Jose Mourinho, Roberto Martinez, Rudi Garcia and Rafa Benitez. As a result, he is not only technically brilliant but also strategically versatile. In Chelsea's title-winning season of 2014-15, he didn't just attack; he provided cover for his full-back, too. Mourinho was the manager then, of course. Now under Antonio Conte, he has a freer role and seems to love it. The next couple of years should see him peak. |
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Mohaned SalahLIVERPOOL (EGYPT) | Age: 25Last season, Liverpool missed Sadio Mane so much that they were forced to bring in someone as quick as him to make sure they never lacked pace in the final third. Mohamed Salah is that man and while he initially built a reputation for eye-popping misses in front of goal, he creates and converts so many other chances that it doesn't seem to matter. He just keeps on thundering away, never letting his head drop, never giving up. His flurry of goals already for the Reds speaks to his persistence. |
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NeymarPARIS SAINT-GERMAIN (BRAZIL) | Age: 25A world record £196m transfer fee could be too much stress for some shoulders but Neymar keeps on delivering, and the signs are that he may be able to lift PSG to the level to which they aspire. He's been on electric form early on for the French champions, particularly in a Champions League campaign that's seen them demolish their group stage opponents. The only danger is that, as evidenced in his fallout with Edinson Cavani over a penalty against Lyon in September, his superstar status may cause problems in a dressing room full of strong personalities. Neymar's brilliance is clearer than ever before; victory in Europe for PSG would underline it. |
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Antoine GriezmannATLETICO MADRID (FRANCE)Antoine Griezmann is many things to many people: honourary Basque at former club Real Sociedad, one of the Uruguay clique at his current side Atletico Madrid, a bad boy in France after he was banned for a year for partying with his national U-21 side. In 2016, Griezmann was the third-best player in the world, with his achievements for club and country getting him nominated for a Ballon d'Or. Then, 2017 saw him show his loyalty to Atletico (in the midst of a transfer ban preventing them signing a replacement) when Manchester United came calling. As a player Griezmann is as difficult to pin down, something that defenders trying to combat his mix of pace, intelligence and work rate continue to discover. |
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Kylian MbappePARIS SAINT-GERMAIN (FRANCE) | Age: 19It would be wise not to bestow too much hype upon Mbappe too soon, but the early signs are tantalising. The teenager's frightening speed and finishing ability (not to mention his humble development at Monaco) have drawn comparisons to a young Thierry Henry, but he stands out in other ways, too. "He thinks when he plays and that, for me, is the most important thing in a player," Henry himself said earlier this year. Those who know Mbappe speak glowingly of the strong head on his shoulders, both on and off the pitch. He'll need it at PSG, where he has had the kind of mixed start that is natural for a player his age. With his blend of intelligence and ability, consistency will surely come. |
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Robert LewandowskiBAYERN MUNICH (POLAND) | Age: 29It's been another superlative year for Lewandowski at both the club and international level. Bayern Munich have never been more dependent on his immense work rate and frighteningly efficient finishing. In the meantime, he has set a new European record in World Cup qualifiers, scoring 16 goals for Poland. "Lewy" is a striker at the very top of his game, supremely confident in his own ability to make the right run at the right time and apply the perfect finishing touch. Strong in the air and accurate with his left and right feet, he's simply in a league of his own as far as out-and-out goal-getters are concerned. |
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Harry KaneTOTTENHAM (ENGLAND) | Age: 24When Harry Kane first appeared at White Hart Lane, with Tottenham in the twilight of the Andre Villas-Boas reign, he looked little more than a bustling, old-fashioned English centre-forward. Oh, he put some effort in, but was he really anything more than a likeable big lad? Yes. Yes, he was. Kane soon proved there was much more to him than mere physicality. Having done little to catch the eye on a string of loan spells at lower league clubs, he blossomed in the top flight, and the goals flowed thick and fast (except in August), with 27 league goals in 2017 second only to Messi in La Liga (36). Now he's invaluable to Spurs and they wouldn't sell him for £200m. Kane is a testament to the things that can happen when you give youth a chance. |


Q. 144. What will become of the righteous? A. They shall be taken to heaven.
Q. 145. What is heaven? A. A glorious and happy place, where the righteous shall be forever with the Lord.


THE GREY CLAN EPISODE ONE: IN CANDLELIGHT
Technical Manual – BGT-WeiDU/EET/BG:EE Edition, v1.9
Requirements, Levels of Compatibility
The installation package of this mod is WeiDU-based. (In common parlance: "This is a WeiDU mod.")
Requirements:
1. A working installation of BGT-WeiDU
or Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition or Enhanced Edition Trilogy (EET).
You don't have to start a new game if certain
conditions are met. Please read
this.
2. The availability of all, directly or indirectly required original game resources
is assumed.
3. The basic functionality of all, directly or indirectly required game resources
is assumed as unmodified.
Notes to requirements:
2. The game installation does not have to be unmodified, but removed or renamed
resources that are normally present in the original game may cause incorrect
mod behaviour and errors. (Example: this edition of the mod does not work with
original Baldur's Gate/TotSC or BG1Tutu/EasyTutu, and may not work with any
total or partial game conversions.)
3. The game installation does not have to be unmodified, but the basic functionality
of resources is required. (Example: replaced original travel regions that lead
to different areas than in the original game may cause incorrect mod behaviour
and errors.)
Compatibility on technical level:
This mod is compatible with all other standard WeiDU-based mods if
they meet the above requirements.
A valid filename prefix is used for all installed resource files of this mod.
The prefix is registered in the Community Filenames Prefix Reservations database.
This mod installs new resources.
This mod does not overwrite any existing game resources.
This mod affects (modifies or extends) existing game resources on data (content)
level.
When this mod is uninstalled, all changes except TLK entries are safely removed except where cached and/or saved by the game or player. Note: the remaining TLK entries are unused, therefore they won't have any practical effect on the game.
Compatibility on game level:
This mod partically affects existing game resources on data (content) level, and therefore (direct or indirect) object-level interaction is possible in the game with mods that affect the same resources. See the list of resources affected on data level to see which resource attributes are modified and extended by this mod.
A valid prefix is used for all variables of this mod. The prefix is registered in the Community Filenames Prefix Reservations database.
For more information, please see the levels of coupling.
New resource(s) copied by this mod
This mod copies new resources of the following type to the Override folder:
ARE, BAM, BCS, CRE, DLG, ITM, SPL, STO, WAV.
This mod copies new resources of the following type to the Portraits folder:
BMP.
Resource(s) overwritten by this mod
No original game resources are overwritten or deleted by this mod.
Resource(s) affected on data level by this mod
| Resource name | Type of resource | Affected attribute of resource | Method |
| action.ids | IDS | Row | Extension: APPEND |
| mastarea.2da | 2DA | Row | Extension: APPEND |
| itemexcl.2da | 2DA | Row | Extension: APPEND |
| ar7263.are | ARE | Script res. reference | Modification: WRITE_ASCII |
| ar7264.are | ARE | Script res. reference | Modification: WRITE_ASCII |
| ar7200.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar7263.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar7264.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar7300.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar7600.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar6700.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| ar6800.bcs | BCS | Block | Extension: EXTEND_BOTTOM |
| dialog.tlk | TLK | TLK entry | Extension |
Variable(s) affected by this mod
This mod does not affect any variables of the original game or of any third-party mods.
Interface point(s) of this mod
The following original game resources provide interface points to the game for this mod.
Primary entry points provide the activation of the mod's main thread for the player in the game.
Period defines the time period while the changes have actual effects in the game. When this mod is uninstalled, all changes caused by interface points, regardless of their period, are safely removed except where cached and/or saved by the game or player.
Primary interface point (primary entry):
| Resource name | Effect in the game | Period |
| ar7300.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
Interface point(s):
| Resource name | Effect in the game | Period |
| ar7200.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar7263.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar7264.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar7300.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar7600.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar6700.bcs | Party redirection to a new area copied by this mod | Until the plot of this mod ends |
| ar6700.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
| ar6800.bcs | Actor(s) summoned in corresponding game area | Permanent |
Levels of Coupling
Resource level:
Game level:
Summary:
The coupling between the original game and this mod is considered to be: LOOSE.
The coupling between the original game and other mods is assumed to be: NEGLIGIBLE.
Cohesion
The cohesion of this mod is: VERY BIG.
Disclaimer
This is an unofficial mod for Baldur's Gate. It is neither authorized or sponsored by, nor licensed or affiliated with Interplay Productions, Black Isle Studios or BioWare Corporation. Baldur's Gate, Tales of the Sword Coast, Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn and Throne of Bhaal are © Bioware Corp. Neither this mod nor any parts of it may be distributed commercially in any way. Modifying of any part of this mod is prohibited without the express permission of the author. Grey Clan Episode I: The Last Breath of the Past and Grey Clan Episode I: In Candlelight are © 2004-2007 Baronius.


=== Identify Customer External Ranges ===
One of the major goals of intelligence gathering during a penetration test is to determine hosts which will be in scope. There are a number of techniques which can be used to identify systems, including using reverse DNS lookups, DNS bruting, WHOIS searches on the domains and the ranges. These techniques and others are documented below.


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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ISet |
PropFullCumulative.allTasks |
protected ISet |
PropGraphCumulative.tasks |
protected ISet |
SweepCumulFilter.tasksToUSe |
protected ISet |
PropGraphCumulative.toCompute |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
TimeCumulFilter.filter(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
ISet tasks) |
void |
SweepHeiSortCumulFilter.filter(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
ISet tasks) |
void |
SweepCumulFilter.filter(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
ISet tasks) |
void |
NRJCumulFilter.filter(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
ISet tasks) |
abstract void |
CumulFilter.filter(IntVar[] s,
IntVar[] d,
IntVar[] e,
IntVar[] h,
IntVar capa,
ISet tasks)
Filters the cumulative constraint over the subset of tasks induced by tasks
|
void |
PropFullCumulative.filter(ISet tasks) |
protected void |
SweepCumulFilter.removeNullDurations(IntVar[] d,
ISet tasks) |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ISet |
SetVarImpl.envelope |
protected ISet |
SetVarImpl.kernel |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected ISet[] |
AbstractLengauerTarjanDominatorsFinder.preds |
protected ISet[] |
AbstractLengauerTarjanDominatorsFinder.succs |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
ISet |
UndirectedGraph.getNeighOf(int x)
Get neighbors of node x
|
ISet |
UndirectedGraph.getNodes() |
ISet |
IGraph.getNodes() |
ISet |
DirectedGraph.getNodes() |
ISet |
DirectedGraph.getPredOf(int x)
Get predecessors of node x
|
ISet |
UndirectedGraph.getPredOrNeighOf(int x) |
ISet |
IGraph.getPredOrNeighOf(int x)
Get either x's predecessors or neighbors.
|
ISet |
DirectedGraph.getPredOrNeighOf(int x) |
ISet |
DirectedGraph.getSuccOf(int x)
Get successors of node x
|
ISet |
UndirectedGraph.getSuccOrNeighOf(int x) |
ISet |
IGraph.getSuccOrNeighOf(int x)
Get either x's successors or neighbors.
|
ISet |
DirectedGraph.getSuccOrNeighOf(int x) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Set_Copy
Backtrable set
|
class |
Set_Full
Fixed Set which ALWAYS contains all integers in range [0,n-1]
cannot add or remove elements
|
class |
Set_Std_BitSet
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Trail
Backtrable set
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeArray(int n)
Creates a set based on a boolean array
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeBitSet(int n)
Creates a stored set based on a BitSet
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeFullSet(int n)
Creates a set that will ALWAYS contain all values from 0 to n-1
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeLinkedList(boolean doubleLink)
Creates a set based on a linked list
appropriate when the set has only a few elements
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeSet(SetType type,
int maximumSize)
Make a set of integers in the range [0,maximumSize-1]
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeStoredSet(SetType type,
int maximumSize,
Solver solver)
Make a stored set of integers in the range [0,maximumSize-1]
Such a set is restored after a backtrack
|
static ISet |
SetFactory.makeSwap(int n,
boolean hash)
Creates a set based on swaps
Optimal complexity
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Set_Copy(EnvironmentCopying environment,
ISet set) |
Set_Trail(EnvironmentTrailing environment,
ISet set) |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Set_2LinkedList
Linked list of m elements with double link (predecessor and successor)
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(m)
remove: O(m)
Enable deletion of the current item in O(1) (except for the last one)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_LinkedList
LinkedList of m elements
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(m)
remove: O(m)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Std_2LinkedList
Backtrable linked list of m elements with double link (predecessor and successor)
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(m)
remove: O(m)
Enable deletion of the current item in O(1) (except for the last one)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Std_LinkedList
Backtrable LinkedList of m elements
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(m)
remove: O(m)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Std_LinkedList_NoRecycling
Backtrable LinkedList of m elements
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(m)
remove: O(m)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Set_Array
Set represented by an array of booleans
|
class |
Set_BitSet
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Std_Array
Set represented by an array of backtrable booleans
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
Set_Std_Swap_Array
Backtrable List of m elements based on Array int_swaping
BEWARE : CANNOT ADD AND REMOVE ELEMENTS DURING SEARCH
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(1)
remove: O(1)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Std_Swap_Hash
Backtrable List of m elements based on Array int_swaping
BEWARE : CANNOT ADD AND REMOVE ELEMENTS DURING SEARCH
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(1)
remove: O(1)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Swap
List of m elements based on Array int_swaping
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(1)
remove: O(1)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Swap_Array
List of m elements based on Array int_swaping with an additionnal array
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(1)
remove: O(1)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
class |
Set_Swap_Hash
List of m elements based on Array int_swaping with an HashMap
add : O(1)
testPresence: O(1)
remove: O(1)
iteration : O(m)
Created by IntelliJ IDEA.
|
Copyright © 2015. All rights reserved.


Build
As a FIRST Robotics Competition team, we design and create a new robot every year based on the rules of the competition game that year. Beginning in early January every year, we work through 6 straight weeks of build season to analyze the game, prototype and design robot sub-assemblies, machine our parts from scratch, assemble all structural and electrical components, and program our robot. Through the next 7 weeks of competition season, we construct a second robot for practice, and continue making improvements to our hardware and software
Compete
The official FIRST competition season lasts for 7 weeks, over the course which we attend 2 regional competitions, and finally the World Championship at the end of the 7 weeks when we qualify. Out of the 5 years of our existence, we have made it to Worlds in the last 4 years, which is an amazing achievement for even teams that have existed for much longer.
Inspire
After 4 hectic months of competition season, we demo our robot at many public events, and train new students on the art of robot design and construction. We also attend some off-season competitions where newer members can gain more experience and exposure to FIRST robots.
We also help out many FIRST Lego League teams with constructing their robots, and outreach to newer teams to teach and to inspire.


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SDO client object. More...
#include <CO_SDOclient.h>
Data Fields | |
| const OD_t * | OD |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| uint8_t | nodeId |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| OD_IO_t | OD_IO |
| Object dictionary interface for locally transferred object. | |
| OD_attr_t | attribute |
| Attribute for locally transferred OD sub-object, see OD_attributes_t. | |
| CO_CANmodule_t * | CANdevRx |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| uint16_t | CANdevRxIdx |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| CO_CANmodule_t * | CANdevTx |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| uint16_t | CANdevTxIdx |
| From CO_SDOclient_init() | |
| CO_CANtx_t * | CANtxBuff |
| CAN transmit buffer inside CANdevTx for CAN tx message. | |
| uint32_t | COB_IDClientToServer |
| Copy of CANopen COB_ID Client -> Server, meaning of the specific bits: More... | |
| uint32_t | COB_IDServerToClient |
| Copy of CANopen COB_ID Server -> Client, similar as above. | |
| uint8_t | nodeIDOfTheSDOServer |
| Node-ID of the SDO server. | |
| uint16_t | index |
| Index of current object in Object Dictionary. | |
| uint8_t | subIndex |
| Subindex of current object in Object Dictionary. | |
| size_t | sizeInd |
| Size of data, which will be transferred. More... | |
| size_t | sizeTran |
| Size of data which is actually transferred. | |
| volatile CO_SDO_state_t | state |
| Internal state of the SDO client. | |
| uint32_t | SDOtimeoutTime_us |
| Maximum timeout time between request and response in microseconds. | |
| uint32_t | timeoutTimer |
| Timeout timer for SDO communication. | |
| CO_fifo_t | bufFifo |
| CO_fifo_t object for data buffer (not pointer) | |
| char | buf [CO_CONFIG_SDO_CLI_BUFFER_SIZE+1] |
| Data buffer of usable size CO_CONFIG_SDO_CLI_BUFFER_SIZE, used inside bufFifo. More... | |
| volatile void * | CANrxNew |
| Indicates, if new SDO message received from CAN bus. More... | |
| uint8_t | CANrxData [8] |
| 8 data bytes of the received message | |
| void(* | pFunctSignal )(void *object) |
| From CO_SDOclient_initCallbackPre() or NULL. | |
| void * | functSignalObject |
| From CO_SDOclient_initCallbackPre() or NULL. | |
| uint8_t | toggle |
| Toggle bit toggled in each segment in segmented transfer. | |
| uint32_t | block_SDOtimeoutTime_us |
| Timeout time for SDO sub-block upload, half of SDOtimeoutTime_us. | |
| uint32_t | block_timeoutTimer |
| Timeout timer for SDO sub-block upload. | |
| uint8_t | block_seqno |
| Sequence number of segment in block, 1..127. | |
| uint8_t | block_blksize |
| Number of segments per block, 1..127. | |
| uint8_t | block_noData |
| Number of bytes in last segment that do not contain data. | |
| bool_t | block_crcEnabled |
| Server CRC support in block transfer. | |
| uint8_t | block_dataUploadLast [7] |
| Last 7 bytes of data at block upload. | |
| uint16_t | block_crc |
| Calculated CRC checksum. | |
SDO client object.
| uint32_t CO_SDOclient_t::COB_IDClientToServer |
Copy of CANopen COB_ID Client -> Server, meaning of the specific bits:
| size_t CO_SDOclient_t::sizeInd |
Size of data, which will be transferred.
It is optionally indicated by client in case of download or by server in case of upload.
| char CO_SDOclient_t::buf[CO_CONFIG_SDO_CLI_BUFFER_SIZE+1] |
Data buffer of usable size CO_CONFIG_SDO_CLI_BUFFER_SIZE, used inside bufFifo.
Must be one byte larger for fifo usage.
| volatile void* CO_SDOclient_t::CANrxNew |
Indicates, if new SDO message received from CAN bus.
It is not cleared, until received message is completely processed.


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java.lang.Object javax.sql.rowset.serial.SerialStruct
public class SerialStruct
A serialized mapping in the Java programming language of an SQL structured type. Each attribute that is not already serialized is mapped to a serialized form, and if an attribute is itself a structured type, each of its attributes that is not already serialized is mapped to a serialized form.
In addition, the structured type is custom mapped to a class in the Java programming language if there is such a mapping, as are its attributes, if appropriate.
The SerialStruct
class provides a constructor for creating
an instance from a Struct
object, a method for retrieving
the SQL type name of the SQL structured type in the database, and methods
for retrieving its attribute values.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
SerialStruct(SQLData in,
Map<String,Class<?>> map)
Constructs a SerialStruct object from the
given SQLData object, using the given type
map to custom map it to a class in the Java programming
language. |
|
SerialStruct(Struct in,
Map<String,Class<?>> map)
Constructs a SerialStruct object from the given
Struct object, using the given java.util.Map
object for custom mapping the SQL structured type or any of its
attributes that are SQL structured types. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
Object[] |
getAttributes()
Retrieves an array of Object values containing the
attributes of the SQL structured type that this
SerialStruct object represents. |
Object[] |
getAttributes(Map<String,Class<?>> map)
Retrieves the attributes for the SQL structured type that this SerialStruct represents as an array of
Object values, using the given type map for
custom mapping if appropriate. |
String |
getSQLTypeName()
Retrieves the SQL type name for this SerialStruct
object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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Class
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that defines how the UDT is to be mapped
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Antonio Morales (A.K.A Antonio Mars) has been dancing Latin Rhythms (SalsaOn1, SalsaOn2, Mambo, Bachata,
Cha-Cha-Cha,
Rueda de Casino, Cumbia, Merengue) for 16 years and has been an instructor/choreographer
for 12 years. He has owned a dance studio in Mexico for 8 years running. Antonio honed
his dance and theatre skills in contemporary dance groups in Mexico and was adjunct
faculty in the Dance Department of the University of Guanajuato.
Attended Workshops with several artist as such:
- Marco Ferrigno-Italia
- Yamulee-New York
- Eddie Torres jr-New York
- Juan Matos-Orlando Florida
- Grissel Ponce- New York
- Nerea Perez and Jose Diaz- Italia
- Bersy Cortez and Rodrigo Cortazar- Venezuela and Mexico
- Ava Apple and Rodolfo Guzman- San Francisco, Ca.
He has also participated in various dance festivals throughout Mexico.
Nowadays he
serves as a Latin Rhythms dance teacher at I Heart Mambo community.
He also continues choreographing his own projects.
A passionate and expressive dancer,
Antonio has further developed his musicality
and
knowledge of Latin Rhythms by adding DJ to his repertoire of skills.
Performer at:
Fusion Salsa Fest 2012(Mexico city)
Performer at Cuban festival dancer 2013 (México)
Universidad de Guanajuato dance member 2015-2016
Performer at Reno Latin Dance fest 2017
Bay Area dancer line up in San Francisco SBK Congress 2019
Performer at I heart mambo Social 2019- San Francisco Ca.
LANGUAGES
Spanish, English, and elementary proficiency Japanese. Learning Farsi/Persian.
SKILLS
Software: Python, JavaScript, HTML, XML, CSS.
EDUCATION
City College of San Francisco
CNIT AS Degree in progress.
Advance Certificate Front Web Development in progress.
Network Security certificate of Accomplishment/ in progress.
Universidad de Guanajuato — Certificate of Accomplishment in 3D Architectonic Design.
June 2011 - June 2012
WORK EXPERIENCE
CNIT, CS and Cybersecurity Student.
August 2020 - Present
Senior Caregiver, San Francisco, CA —Self-employed
June 2017 - April 2020
Home administration and care planning on a day-to-day basis.
Keep track of medical meetings, and controlling medications, and chronic conditions.
Assess all needs inside and outside the premises, including transportation and mobility.
Ensure proper communication channels with family members and medical providers. Maintain bookkeeping and
business records.
Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico — Choreographer and Dancer
January 2014 - November 2016
Collaborate with choreographers, designers, musicians, and musical directors to create dance sequences for
the school's musical theater presentations and national events.
Choreograph show dance pieces, recital dances, musical theater presentations, and any other sort of
dance-related implementation for private and social events.
Work in conjunction with government art programs, grants, and international art festivals.
Dance Academy, Mexico — Owner and creative director
April 2011 - June 2017
Design, manage, and implement logistics and protocols for large production events.
Designed and applied dance learning curriculum for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors.
Oversee dance instruction and training of academy instructors.
Provide guidance and leadership to teams of designers, producers, directors, and dance professionals.
Help dance teams overcome obstacles that arise within a project or choreography and offer solutions.
Coordinate all dance routines and physical conditioning associated with interpretation.
Maintain facilities and ensure quality control of environment for optimal learning and performance.
Coordinated training and travel of dancers/instructors to other cities in Mexico for dance events and
competitions.
Marshalls, Mexico—Locksmith programmer/manager
April 2008 - June 2016
Providing emergency on-call services to people who are locked out of their homes or cars. Installing,
repairing, replacing, unlocking and adjusting locks on doors, windows, car doors, safes, garage doors and
more.