A newborn can be very demanding so the first few days with your little one may seem like one endless round of feeding and changing. Here we look at the basic care that your baby needs during these early days.
Crying
Your baby may make her first cry as soon as her chest is delivered, or she may wait until she’s been born and begins breathing normally.
These first cries are often no more than a whimper, with full-bodied crying following on later.
Crying is one of the ways your baby communicates with you. Her cries are her way of telling you that she is tired or uncomfortable or, if you have missed her feeding cues, she may be telling you she is hungry. You will quickly learn to distinguish why she is crying and how best to soothe her.
 Your baby may cry more in the evening, which can be difficult as you are likely to be tired and you may find it harder to cope. If you are concerned about your baby’s crying, or you suspect that she is ill always contact your midwife, health visitor or GP.
Sleeping
Your newborn has no concept of night and day so there is no point in expecting her to sleep during the night and to stay awake during the day. Some newborn babies are sleepier than others and will sleep for up to 20 hours out of 24, others sleep a lot less but these periods of wakefulness can take place at any time.
Keeping Your Newborn Baby Safe
Although sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is rare, there are some simple precautions you can take to help reduce the risks:
- Always place your baby on their back – in the feet-to-foot position (feet at the foot of the cot) – when you put them down to sleep.
- Don’t let your baby get too hot. Keep blankets tucked no higher than the shoulders and keep the head uncovered. Keep the cot away from radiators and out of direct sunlight.
- Use a firm new mattress and don’t use duvets or pillows.
- Don’t smoke during pregnancy, or allow anyone to smoke in your home once your baby has been born.

- Never sleep with your baby on the sofa or in an armchair.
 ‘Topping and tailing’ – a face, neck, hands and bottom wash – is all she needs in between having a bath, two or three times a week.
Whether you are topping and tailing or bathing your baby, always choose a time when she is awake and content. Make sure that the room where you are going to undress her is warm and get everything you will need ready before you start.

 Wash her hands and make sure that you remove any fluff caught between her fingers.
If you are not going to bath her, dress her top half to keep her warm and then remove the nappy and clean her bottom (see nappy changing below).
 Check the temperature of the water with a bath thermometer – the water should be between 36-37°C.
Use your free hand to scoop water from the bath over her head before applying shampoo. Rinse it off with fresh water and pat her head dry, taking care of the soft spots (fontanelles).

Use your other hand to wash her. It doesn’t matter if the cord stump gets wet as long as it is dried carefully afterwards. When you have finished, lift her on to a towel on your knee and wrap her up warmly before gently patting her skin dry.
Nappy Contents
The contents of your baby’s first nappies may come as a bit of a surprise as her first stools will be sticky and blackish-green in colour and is called meconium.
This is the result of your baby digesting amniotic fluid, lanugo, mucus, and bile. The colour and consistency of the stools will change once feeding is established. Her stools will change to yellowish-orange if she is breastfed, or pale brown if you are bottle-feeding.
Some babies have dirty nappies at or around each feed while others, especially breastfed babies, can go for several days without passing stools. As long as the stools are soft you don’t need to worry about your baby being constipated.
Poos that look like rabbit pellets are a sign of constipation and you should ask your health visitor for advice.
Disposable nappies are very efficient at absorbing liquid so it can be difficult to judge how much urine your baby is producing at first. Once you get used to the weight of a ‘normal’ nappy, it will be easier to judge whether there is any change to the amount of urine your baby is passing.
Your baby will probably get through six to eight nappies a day in the early weeks.
Nappy Changing
Your baby’s nappy will need changing whenever it becomes soiled or wet.  Use a clean area of the dirty nappy to wipe away any soiling on the skin.
Then, using sensitive baby wipes or cotton wool and warm water, clean the nappy area. Always clean girls from the front to the back to avoid getting germs into the vagina.
 Once the area is clean your baby is ready for a clean nappy.
*Source: emmasdiary online website


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1. Find the 9th term from the end (towards the first term) of the AP 5,9,13,...,185
2. if the ratio of sum of first m and n terms of an AP is m^2 :n^2, show that the4 ratio of its mth and nth terms is (2m-1):(2n-1).
3. if the sum of first 7 terms of an Ap is 49 and that of first 17 terms if 289, find the sum of first n terms of the AP.
4 find the middle term of the AP 6,13,20,...216.
5. if Sn denotes the sum of first n terms of an AP.prove that: S12 = 3(S8-S4)
6. An AP 5,12,19.. has 50 terms.Find the last term. Hence find the sum of its last 15 terms.
7. Find the middle term of the sequence formed by all 3 digit numbers whuch leave a remainder 5 when divided by 7.Also find the sum of all numbers on both sides of the middle term separately.
8. For what value of k will k+9 , 2k-1 and 2k+7 ate consecutive terms of an AP?
9. If the common difference of an AP is 3, then what is a15-a9?
10.The sum of 4 consecutive numbers in an AP is 32 and the ratio of the product of the first and last term to the product of the two middle term is 7:15. find the numbers.
1. solve :
i) x+3/x+2 = 3x-7/2x-3
: ii) x^2-(\sqrt{2}+1)x+\sqrt{2}=0
:iii)2(2x-1/x+3)-3(x+3/2x-1)=5 (x!= -3,1/2)
2. solve:
i) 1/a+b+c =1/a+1/b+1/x
ii) 5^(x+1) + 5^(2-x) = 5³+1
iii)4√6 x2 -13x -2√6 =0
3. a/(ax-1)+b/(bx-1)=(a+b) ,(x!=1/a,1/b)
4. solve for x: a²b²x² + b²x - a²x - 1 = 0
5. Find the value of k for which the roots of the equation kx(3x – 4) + 4 = 0, are equal.
6. Find that value of p for which the quadratic equation (p + 1)x2 – 6(p + 1)x + 3 (p + 9) = 0, p ≠ -1 had equal roots.
7.The sum of two numbers is 9 and the sum of their reciprocals is \frac{1}{2}. Find the numbers.
8.Solve for x: \frac{1}{(x-1)(x-2)}+\frac{1}{(x-2)(x-3)}=\frac{2}{3}, x ≠ 1, 2, 3
9.The difference of two natural numbers is 5 and the difference of their reciprocals is \frac{1}{10}. Find the numbers
.10.Solve the following quadratic equation for x: x^2 – 2ax – (4b^2 – a^2) = 0)


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Gateway Motorway hit by major traffic congestion
One of Brisbane’s busiest motorways is jammed for more than 15km after a trio of traffic incidents this afternoon. Motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible.
The first incident, a serious crash, occurred about 1.30pm at Bald Hills on the Bruce Hwy near the motorway exit.
It caused a massive traffic jam that extended more than 15km.
A mattress caught under a truck and caused it to break down at about 2.30pm, adding to the delays.
Finally, a breakdown in the centre northbound lane near the Deagon exit has further exacerbated conditions.
As of 3.50pm traffic was very slow moving from Mango Hill to Banyo.
Down on the Gold Coast, a multi-vehicle crash involving a bus on the Gold Coast has left more than a dozen people needing the attention of paramedics.
Emergency services were called to a crash involving a bus and two vehicles on Brisbane Street in Biggera Waters at 3.26pm.
Paramedics assessed 15 patients, with two women in their 30s, one man in his 30s and an elderly man transported to Gold Coast University Hospital in a stable condition.
One lane of Brisbane Street is blocked with police directing the flow of traffic.


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| 41 | String resourceName, String resourceVersion, String contractName) | |
| 42 | { | |
| 43 | _prefix = prefix; | |
| 44 | _libraryName = libraryName; | |
| 45 | _libraryVersion = libraryVersion; | |
| 46 | _resourceName = resourceName; | |
| 47 | _resourceVersion = resourceVersion; | |
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| 81 | @Override | |
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Officials recommend Boeing redesign engine covers following fatal 2018 Southwest Airlines flight
by Alexandra DeablerThe National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that Boeing redesign the engine covers on thousands of planes after an engine explosion resulted in a passenger's death on a Southwest Airlines flight last year.
It was the first accident-related death on a U.S. airline in more than nine years.
SOUTHWEST AIRLINES PLANE EVACUATED DUE TO SMOKING BAG
The April 2018 incident left 43-year-old Jennifer Riordan dead after she was blown partly out of the plane when a piece of the engine flew into and shattered the window next to her. Eight others were injured on the flight.
The safety board met Tuesday in Washington to vote on the probable cause of the accident, following an investigative hearing in Nov. 2018.
According to preliminary findings, a fan blade in one engine broke, triggering a chain reaction of events that led to the engine blowing apart while more than 30,000 feet over Pennsylvania.
The 24 fan blades on the Southwest jet had been used on more than 32,000 flights and overhauled twice. The NTSB concluded that the doomed fan blade was already cracked at the time of the last overhaul, but the damage wasn’t spotted using methods then in use.
According to further inspections, 15 other cracked fan blades in engines made by CFM International were discovered on several different airlines.
The NTSB has now recommended engine cover resigns for all new aircraft, as well as for Boeing to retrofit planes with the new engine covers.
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It a statement to Fox News, Boeing commended the NTSB for its “thorough investigation into this accident” and addressed actions the company plans on taking.
“Boeing is committed to working closely with the FAA, engine manufacturers, and industry stakeholders to implement enhancements that address the NTSB’s safety recommendations,” the statement read.
Boeing now plans to follow recommendations for future fan blade inspections and introduce enhancements to the engine covers to “increase the overall capability” of the structure, among other actions.
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“Our common goal is to help prevent similar events from happening in the future,” the statement read.
“Our thoughts remain with the family and friends of Jennifer Riordan, who died from her injuries, with those who were hurt, and with all of those onboard. We are committed to doing our part in making sure an event like this never happens again.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


USD/JPY Technical Analysis: Greenback trades at daily lows, below the 109.00 handle against yen
by Flavio Tosti- USD/JPY is trading at daily lows after the London close this Friday.
- The level to beat for bears is the 108.49 level.
USD/JPY daily chart
USD/JPY is ranging just below the 109.00 handle and the 200-day simple moving average (DMA) on the daily time frame. In both September and November, the market has been accelerating to the upside.
USD/JPY four-hour chart
USD/JPY dropped this Monday rejecting the 109.00 handle as well as the 50 and 100 SMAs. If the bears overcome the 108.49 support and the 200 SMA, the market might continue to decline towards the November lows and the 108.27, 108.00, 107.75 and 107.59 support levels.
USD/JPY 30-minute chart
USD/JPY is trading below the main SMAs on the 30-minute chart. Resistance can be found near 108.75, 108.94, 109.05 and 109.35 levels according to the Technical Confluences Indicator.
Additional key levels
USD/JPY
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 108.57 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.25 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.23 |
| Today daily open | 108.82 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 108.76 |
| Daily SMA50 | 108.21 |
| Daily SMA100 | 107.7 |
| Daily SMA200 | 109.01 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 108.86 |
| Previous Daily Low | 108.38 |
| Previous Weekly High | 109.3 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 108.23 |
| Previous Monthly High | 109.29 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 106.48 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 108.67 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 108.56 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 108.51 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 108.2 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 108.02 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 108.99 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 109.17 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 109.47 |


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ObjMesh3D(Context, int)
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- Constructor for class es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.core.drawables.primitives.
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CameraListener
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CameraListener
Called when camera points to somewhere else after point this object
onCreate()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.local.contentprovider.sql.
LookSQLContentProvider
onCreate(SQLiteDatabase)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.local.contentprovider.sql.
LookSQLHelper
onCreate()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
LookService
The service is created
onCreate(Bundle)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProvider.
test
Called when the activity is first created.
onCreate(Bundle)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProviderWifi.
Cliente
onCreate()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProviderWifi.
WifiService
onCreate(Bundle)
- Method in class es.ucm.test.look.data.
TestData
onDestroy()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
LookService
The service is destroy
onDestroy()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProviderWifi.
WifiService
onDrawFrame(GL10)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.
Renderer3D
onLowMemory()
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.local.contentprovider.sql.
LookSQLContentProvider
onOpen(SQLiteDatabase)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.local.contentprovider.sql.
LookSQLHelper
onSensorChanged(SensorEvent)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.util.
DeviceOrientation
onSensorChanged(SensorEvent)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProvider.
LocationProvider
onServiceConnected(ComponentName, IBinder)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
ServiceManager.RestfulServiceConnection
onServiceDisconnected(ComponentName)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
ServiceManager.RestfulServiceConnection
onStart(Intent, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
LookService
The service is started
onStartCommand(Intent, int, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.locationProviderWifi.
WifiService
onSurfaceChanged(GL10, int, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.
Renderer3D
If the surface changes, reset the view
onSurfaceCreated(GL10, EGLConfig)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.
Renderer3D
onTouchDown(WorldEntity, float, float)
- Method in interface es.ucm.look.ar.listeners.
TouchListener
Called on touch down event
onTouchEvent(MotionEvent)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.ar2D.
AR2D
onTouchEvent(MotionEvent)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.ar.
LookAR
onTouchMove(WorldEntity, float, float)
- Method in interface es.ucm.look.ar.listeners.
TouchListener
Called on touch move event
onTouchUp(WorldEntity, float, float)
- Method in interface es.ucm.look.ar.listeners.
TouchListener
Called on touch up event
onTransact(int, android.os.Parcel, android.os.Parcel, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
IRemoteServiceCallback.Stub
onTransact(int, android.os.Parcel, android.os.Parcel, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.remote.restful.
RemoteDataHandler.Stub
onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase, int, int)
- Method in class es.ucm.look.data.local.contentprovider.sql.
LookSQLHelper
OrientedCamera
- Class in
es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.core.camera
OrientedCamera()
- Constructor for class es.ucm.look.ar.ar3D.core.camera.
OrientedCamera
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These directions are necessary for the setup, but don't need to be repeated each time the report is generated. After building the custom report, all you'll need to do is export the report and upload the file.
To help you get the "cleanest" and most useful customer list from TAM, there is one very helpful thing you can do...
The most common problem with importing data from TAM is the names that show up in the Engine. In TAM, names can be stored in more than one location, in more than one format, and this can create complications when importing your customers to the Engine. So, to help avoid these problems, please make sure your data is as "clean" as possible with respect to names.
In this step you will be creating and saving a user-defined report. This will allow you to run the report more quickly on an ongoing basis.
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In this step you will be running the actual customer report. This report should be run regularly and imported to the Revolution Engine to ensure your data is up-to-date for campaign purposes.
Your report is now ready to import to the Engine!
Once you've completed your export, importing is as easy as coming to this webpage. Just select the Upload TAM File button, drop the Excel file into the importer and complete the wizard.
With a standard TAM setup, you will find your report saved on the drive where your TAM data is stored. Every network uses different letters for different drives. The TAM drive may therefore be the L: drive, G: drive, or some other letter. Locate the correct drive, then you will find the report by opening the DOC or DOCS folder, then the SP-SHEET (think "spreadsheet") folder. For example, if your TAM drive is the L: drive, the path to that folder should be L:\Docs\SP-Sheet
Run the report again and when asked if you want to open it in Excel select yes. When the file opens, go to "Save as..." and take note of the folder location where it's saving to. You can then close Excel and you should be able to locate the file in that same folder location.


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[gecode-users] sorted constraint seg faults with empty arrays
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Thu Nov 3 20:16:17 CET 2011
Thanks, Kish. I just fixed it in the svn trunk.
Cheers,
Guido
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On 3 Nov 2011, at 18:36, Kish Shen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am getting a segmentation fault when using the sorted constraint with empty IntVarArgs arrays (i.e. size of the array is zero).
>
> I found this when I was producing unit tests for the sorted constraint for the ECLiPSe Gecode interface. One of the thing I test for is for the variable array(s) being empty, because I expect the arguments to the constraints to be generated by the user's program, and it could be that this may result in no variables being involved in the constructed constraint. Originally I used to check if such arrays are empty, and raise an error at the ECLiPSe level if it is, so the Gecode constraint was never called with an empty array, but I was sent a program from one of our users who tried to call the lexicographical ordering constraints with empty arrays, and when I did pass the empty array to Gecode, it seem to cope without problems.
>
> With the sorted constraint, I get a seg. fault. I am using
>
> sort(home, x, y)
>
> where both x and y are IntVarArgs of size 0, which should just succeed trivially, but it seems that the seg fault happens during the calling of sort().
>
> This is the first constraint that I have run into problems with using size 0 IntVarArgs -- I have tested quite a few other constraints so far, and until now they have all worked.
>
> I am using Gecode 3.7.1, and I tried on both 32 bit Linux and 64 bit Intel Mac.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Kish
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There’s been a lot of buzz around here, and generally around the world, about the Apple Watch. The latest chapter in “Classic Apple” of them taking something that has already existed for a while, and selling their shiny, well-formed shot at it as “revolutionary” while asking a price that would get any Android alternative laughed out of the park. It is what it is.
The wider topic of digital wearables has been a sticking point in my mind for a while. I bought a Moto 360, to see what it would be like. And after a few weeks, I sold it. Most of that time, it was sitting in its dock, charging on my windowsill. This isn’t a backhanded statement on the device’s battery life, not this time, the battery life was surprisingly high given the reviews I’d read. It was the form factor. I hated wearing it.
There are several ways to approach a smartwatch. The primary one is that of an augmentation to your smartphone (which it has to be tethered to, to get any real use out of it), for situations where you can’t dig your phone out of your pocket, for whatever first-world problem reason. I had notifications instantly on my wrist, accompanied by a spirited vibration with each one, but I didn’t want to do anything with them. I wasn’t going to answer a message with a vague emoticon, nor was I going to entrust the contents of a message to the mercy of voice recognition - not to mention the fact that I didn’t want to be “that guy” who talks to his devices in public.
Here comes the wider point - I don’t like being “plugged in” all the time.  I want out. No form factor, no matter how sleek and aluminium-y, is going to change that. My old watch, a £10 digital from Argos, told the time, and voiced an alarm when I told it to. That’s it. And my phone, which hoovers up news from a whole plethora of services (and does a pretty good job of grouping and prioritising them for quick reading), can be left on a desk or checked every now and then. The whole point of a smartwatch is that you wear it. It’s there all the time. And that’s horrible.
I’m not against all wearables. Only ones that try and bring the entire infosphere to your wrist. Fitness trackers and the like do their limited job-set well.  Everyone has a smartphone now, when critics before would have said the exact same thing, claiming that the desktop computer was enough. No doubt people hated on the printing press, when the renaissance loom was enough. And the renaissance loom? An unnecessary distraction from cave paintings.
It’s a cultural thing. Things move on and change, but at the moment I don’t see a lot of good in smartwatches. Especially for an asking price of $300. Especially for an asking price in the tens of thousands or however much that silly top-of-the-range Apple Watch is. But it’s not the money, it’s another digital mouth to feed. Both with a daily charging routine, and your life.


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Blocked on a simple problem: What was the problem? I couldn't get the code to work in a tutorial for Javascript. Turns out I hadn't used the correct syntax. What problem solving techniques did you use? I used 'reading error messages' as my technique. How did you feel throughout the process? I felt it was very efficient because I just googled the error message and a slack conversation (a message board for web developers) had the solution. What did you learn? Error messages are your friend because they give you a quick and specific diagnosis. Elegant solution: What was the problem? I wanted to display my images on my blog index page in three columns with space between them. What problem solving techniques did you use? I googled it at first but that didn't really help because my situation was complicated by the fact that I was using additional code called a framework. I then just started playing around. How did you feel throughout the process? Very fustrated because I couldn't find the answers I was looking for. What did you learn? If all else fails just play and save each iteration with the version control system.
Pseudocode - Not very confident. Trying something - Pretty confident - has worked well in tandem with other approaches. Rubber ducky method - not that great. Reading error messages - Pretty confident - has worked well in tandem with other approaches. Console.logging - Love this approach in theory, haven't used in practice. Googling - This is my favourite technique because I'm a researcher at heart. Asking your peers for help - Callan has been super helpful throughout this course so I can say I feel pretty confident asking him. Asking coaches for help - Not so much because I feel like I am wasting their time. Improving your process with reflection - This is a smart strategy in all areas of life, no point completing an activity if you don't learn from it and can't apply the lessons in the future.
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Class: TimelineSetter::Timeline
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- TimelineSetter::Timeline
- Defined in:
- lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb
Instance Attribute Summary (collapse)
-
- (Object) timeline
readonly
Create timeline HTML by interpolating events hash into an ERB template.
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
- - (Object) config_json
-
- (Timeline) initialize(opts = {})
constructor
Instantiate a new timeline from an events array created in Parser#initialize.
- - (Object) timeline_markup
-
- (Object) timeline_min
Create a minified one-page version of a timeline by minifying CSS and JS and embedding all assets into our ERB template.
- - (Object) tmpl(tmpl_file)
-
- (Object) to_json
Convert human dates to timestamps, sort the hash by timestamp, and convert the events hash to JSON to stick into our HTML.
Constructor Details
- (Timeline) initialize(opts = {})
Instantiate a new timeline from an events
array created in Parser#initialize
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 6 def initialize(opts = {}) @events = opts[:events] @interval = opts[:interval] || '' end |
Instance Attribute Details
- (Object) timeline (readonly)
Create timeline HTML by interpolating events hash into an ERB template.
Re-template timeline by editing ../templates/timeline.erb
This version preserves external links to CSS and JS.
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 32 def timeline @timeline = tmpl("timeline.erb") end |
Instance Method Details
- (Object) config_json
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 18 def config_json { "interval" => "#{@interval}", "container" => "#timeline" }.to_json end |
- (Object) timeline_markup
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 25 def timeline_markup tmpl("timeline-markup.erb") end |
- (Object) timeline_min
Create a minified one-page version of a timeline by minifying CSS and JS and embedding all assets
into our ERB template.
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 38 def timeline_min @js = "" @css = Kompress::CSS.new(File.open("#{TimelineSetter::ROOT}/public/stylesheets/timeline-setter.css").read).css libs = Dir.glob("#{TimelineSetter::ROOT}/public/javascripts/vendor/**") libs.each { |lib| @js << File.open(lib,'r').read } @min_html = Kompress::HTML.new(timeline_markup).html @js << File.open("#{TimelineSetter::ROOT}/public/javascripts/timeline-setter.min.js", 'r').read @timeline = tmpl("timeline-min.erb") end |
- (Object) tmpl(tmpl_file)
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 48 def tmpl(tmpl_file) ERB.new(File.open("#{TimelineSetter::ROOT}/templates/#{tmpl_file}").read).result(binding) end |
- (Object) to_json
Convert human dates to timestamps, sort the hash by timestamp, and
convert the events hash to JSON to stick into our HTML.
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# File 'lib/timeline_setter/timeline.rb', line 13 def to_json @events.each {|r| r[:timestamp] = Time.parse(r[:date]).to_i * 1000 } @events.to_json end |


SketchyFace
Proposed a deep image-to-image translation method that generates high-quality
face images from rough and incomplete freehand sketches
RST-Style Discourse Parsing
Incorporated reinforcement learning in discourse parsing to mitigate error propagation in greedy parsers. Presented an A2C agent that learns non-greedy actions by exploring different state configurations,
without relying on gold structure. Conducted experiments with several types of rewards to analyze their effect on the agent's learning.
Sketch2Algo
Development of a visualization tool that instructors can use in their classrooms to teach,
explain, and demo machine learning algorithms, and then students can go home and use it to further their understanding
Zlp Scheduler
Developed an application for Zachary Leadership Program (ZLP) to find a time slot for a lecture that fits the schedules of all students within a
cohort using an algorithm that finds an open time slot between all schedules
Real-Time Hand Detection and Tracking
Designed a system using real-time hand gestures to control wheelchair mobility, leveraging the advanced Faster R-CNN with minimal image data.
Automated Self Targeting Laser Turret
Design and hardware implementation of a turret that can detect and track intruders
Optical Character Recognition
Distinguish printed text characters inside digital images
Human eye Detection
Detecting the face and eyes of a static image in the frontal plane


Playing the game with a mouse
- Your spaceship will fly towards the mouse pointer (the arrow on the screen).
- The left button fires your laser.
- Take off by clicking one of your astroids.
- The right button toggles the game menu.
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Playing the game with a touch screen
- Use the left part of the screen as a joystick to steer your spaceship.
- Use the right part of the screen as a button to fire your laser.
- To take off from one of your astroids click the fire button.
- A two fingers tap toggles the game menu.
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About this game
This game is a tribute to the Videopac game console. The Videopac G7000 was a game console from
the late 70's early 80's, competing with machines like the Atari 2600 and the ColecoVision. The
Videopac hardware, games and booklets were highly innovative and stylized products.
In particular this game pays homage to Laser War, a Videopac game from 1980. This is not a port or a clone of
Laser War but an impressionist remake, it's art and concept reduced to their essence, while, at a technical
level, bringing the game forward 32 years by introducing technology like internet based multiplayer gaming and
support for touch based user interfaces.
Although this game is aesthetically more 8 bit than it's original, it is build using the latest web technology. On the
client it uses WebGL for 3D graphics, Canvas for 2D graphics, HTML5 audio for sound effects, WebSockets for
remoting, and much more. The back end runs on node.js, cutting edge technology that allows JavaScript to run
on the server: the same code runs on the client and the server.


Leicester City and Crystal Palace interest in midfielder is providing club with problems
by Nihat Emre KocaaslanTakvim claim Fenerbahce are looking to extend the contract of their midfielder Ozan Tufan but Leicester City and Crystal Palace interest in the Turkish international is making things difficult for the Yellow Canaries.
After a loan spell at Alanyaspor during the second half of last season, Tufan has returned as a completely different player and is now key for both club and country.
However, Fenerbahce may not be able to keep him beyond this season as he will out of contract next summer and Takvim claim both Leicester City and Crystal Palace are monitoring his situation.
Due to Leicester and Palace links with the midfielder, Takvim report Tufan has delayed contract negotiations and is considering his options at this stage.
Fener paid €7m for Tufan in 2015 and after
a troubled spell he’s finally fulfilling his potential. The 24 year old already has 49 caps for the Turkish national team and is expected be influential for his country at Euro 2020.


Behavior
Very friendly, but may not control his abilities. Less proud than its evolution is Pikachu and Raichu. Also afraid of people. Sweet, non-hitting Pokemon.


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#include <parameterstorage.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| ParameterStorage (std::string filename) | |
Data Fields | |
| std::string | gate |
| std::string | geometry |
| std::map< std::string, double > | parameters |
| std::vector< ElectrodeParameters > | electrodes |
| std::vector< int > | isolatedElectrodes |
| std::string | workingDirecotry ="./" |
| bool | makeNewDevice = false |
| bool | verbose = false |
| std::vector< double > | inputVoltages |
class used to read and store parameters from input file. one instance is created in main.cpp and passed to all other classes as shared pointer length parameters are stored in units of internal length scale R
| ParameterStorage::ParameterStorage | ( | std::string | filename | ) |
| std::vector<ElectrodeParameters> ParameterStorage::electrodes |
voltages are only set in start routine and not used/updated during optimization!
| std::string ParameterStorage::gate |
AND, OR, XOR ...
| std::string ParameterStorage::geometry |
"circle"/"rect"
| std::vector<double> ParameterStorage::inputVoltages |
input voltage points to scan
| std::vector<int> ParameterStorage::isolatedElectrodes |
these electrodes cant participate in hopping events, hopping partners are empty
| std::map<std::string,double> ParameterStorage::parameters |
general parameter map, used


When you haven't written enough constraints, and are allow absurd solutions which shouldn't even be considered, then you are facing a problem of underconsrtaint. This kind of bug is actually pretty easy to catch. You'll spot it when you get a bogus counterexample; one that shouldn't exist at all, and thus isn't a legitimate counterexample. Look at it and formulate why it is ill-formed, then simply add a constraint to prevent solutions of that form. However, make sure that the situation can't actually occur in the system you are modeling, and be wary of ruling out desirable solutions in your effort to prevent the bad one that you have found.
You can use the run command help identify underconstraints.
The other side of the coin is overconstraint.


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nextfeed is about minimalism.
I created nextfeed for me. With the death of Google Reader (RIP), a plethora
of alternative feed readers was created,
but I craved that one simple feature - just reading my feeds.
My name is Amir Rachum. I'm a
Software Engineer working mainly in Python.
You can read about me, the things I do and mostly Python
at my blog.


I am a first year Business Information Systems (BIS) student in UCC.
I worked part-time in apple which enabled me to further my understanding on how technology works, this experience was very useful to my college course BIS.
I am currently working part-time as a waiter in The Brook Inn. I believe this job teaches me how to interact with people in a professional business situation.


Campaign trails and the French Spiderman: Wednesday's best photos
by Natasha Rees-BloorThe Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
Durham, England
Visitors admire the artwork ‘Cloud’, formed from 6,000 incandescent light bulbs, during a dress rehearsal for ‘Lumiere Durham’ light festival in Durham.
Photograph: Oli Scarff/AFP via Getty Images
North Carolina , US
A red-cockaded woodpecker is held by a biologist collecting data on the species at Fort Bragg. The bird was caught, measured and banded as part of an ongoing study of the endangered species.
Photograph: Robert F Bukaty/AP
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
China’s Yunqiang Dai and Thailand’s Putharet Khongrak in action during the Men’s 5000m T54 Final at the 2019 World Para Athletics ChampionshipsAthletics.
Photograph: Christopher Pike/Reuters
London, UK
Jo Swinson, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, campaigns at a boxing gym for young people
Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images
Byblos, Lebanon
An anti-government protester carries a Lebanese flag in front of burning tyres blocking the main highway linking Tripoli to Beirut. Protesters took to the streets after a televised interview by the president, Michel Aoun
Photograph: Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images
Adelaide, Australia
Samar Brown-Fernendez, a family member of 19-year-old Kumanjayi Walker, who died after being shot by police on Saturday night, speaks during a protest outside the South Australian parliament. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and supporters are calling for justice for the teenager
Photograph: Kelly Barnes/AAP
Glasgow, Scotland
The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, wears gloves bearing the words ‘Pick Pam’ to support the candidate Pam Duncan-Glancy during a visit to the Heart of Scotstoun in Glasgow
Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian
La Paz, Bolivia
Prisoners riot at San Pedro prison demanding the resignation of the prisons’ director, Ernesto Vergara, after Evo Morales resigned as president leaving the country in turmoil
Photograph: Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP/Getty Images
Mumbai, India
Candles are lit for the Hindu festival of Kartik Purnima, also called Deva-Diwali, the festival of lights
Photograph: Fariha Farooqui /Xinhua/Barcroft Media
London, UK
Emilia Clarke and Emma Thompson switch on the Covent Garden Christmas lights
Photograph: James Veysey/REX/Shutterstock
Doncaster, England
Boris Johnson meets the public during a visit to Stainforth, Doncaster, which has been hit by flooding
Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA
Harbin, China
People take photos of St Sophia Cathedral during the first snowfall in the region
Photograph: VCG/Getty Images
Moscow, Russia
A boy plays with pigeons in a park
Photograph: Alexander Nemenov/AFP/Getty Images
Edinburgh, Scotland
The SNP leader, Nicola Sturgeon, right, with her party’s candidate for Edinburgh West, Sarah Masson, at the Shed, a Climate Challenge Fund community project
Photograph: Jane Barlow/PA
Dhaka, Bangladesh
People gather in the district of Brahmanbaria at the site where a head-on collision between two trains killed 16 people this week
Photograph: Xinhua/Barcroft Media
Delhi, India
Prince Charles prepares chapati bread during his visit to Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, the holy temple of Sikhs
Photograph: Rajat Gupta/EPA
Paris, France
The urban climber Alain Robert, popularly known as the French Spiderman, climbs the 152-metre (499ft) Tour Ariane skyscraper in La Défense, a business district west of Paris
Photograph: Eric Feferberg/AFP/Getty Images


This is my implementation of the Game of Life by John Horton Conway.
Update frequency in ms (minimum 200 ms):


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Diploma in Computer Engineering course is a 3-year diploma level course. The minimum eligibility for which is 10th schooling with at least minimum aggregate marks.
The average tuition fee charged for this course is between INR 1 - 5 Lacs for a span of 3 years.
Admission to this course depends on candidate’s performance in their high school exams. Some institutes conduct entrance exam. Diploma in Computer Engineering course covers the basic topics from computer programming, operating system, networking etc. The course expects students with good communication skills.
The successful candidates can look for opportunities in areas like Manufacturing companies, telecommunication companies, financial companies, retail companies, agricultural industries etc. They can take up their job positions like programmer, system analyst, cloud architect among many others.
| Course Level | Diploma |
| Duration of the Course | 3 years |
| Examination Type | Semester |
| Eligibility | 10th completion |
| Process | Entrance exam based (May also look at graduation percentage) / Merit Based |
| Course Fee | Between INR 1 to 5 Lacs |
| Starting Salary | INR 15,000 to 3 lac |
| Top Recruiting Companies | Organizations, Multi National Organizations, Network fields etc. |
| Job Positions | Telecommunication Engineer, Telecom engineer, Software engineer, Network expert, technical writer etc. |
Diploma in Computer Engineering course is all about the core concepts of computer science that includes the subjects such as networking, operation system, database, mobile computing etc. These are the basics for implementation and deployment levels where the computer engineering field requires candidates to be more productive and deployable, hence, it requires them to be good at communications.
These graduates are also applicable to other higher degree programs. Candidates also have broad choice of job opportunities in the public and private sectors. This include jobs in computer sale, installation and support for other business or set up own IT business and work with clients.
The main objective of this course is to make the candidate strong in the current technologies and encourage them to bring up more innovative and inventory ideas in the field of automation that would be helpful in solving real-time problems.
The candidates who have completed their higher education that is 10th with science as their major discipline with at last minimum aggregate marks obtained in their exams are eligible for this course. Some institutions consider the score in the entrance tests based on the subjects covered and may consider that scores also.
| Semester I | Semester II |
|---|---|
| Applied Mathematics I | Applied Mathematics II |
| Applied Science | English Communication |
| Concepts of electrical and electronics engineering | Digital Electronics |
| Introduction to computer concepts | Programming using C |
| Applied science Lab | Digital lab |
| Basic electronics lab | Programming with C lab |
| Basic Computer Skills Lab | Multimedia Lab |
| Semester III | Semester IV |
| Computer Organization | OOP with C++ |
| Data Structures Using C | Database Management System |
| Computer Networks | Operating System |
| Data Structures Lab | Software Engineering |
| PC Hardware and Networking lab | OOP with C++ lab |
| Graphic User Interface Lab | DBMS lab |
| Web Designing Lab | Linux lab |
| Semester V | Semester VI |
| Basic Management Skills and Indian Constitution | Software Testing |
| Programming with java | Network Security and Management |
| Web Programming | Mobile Computing |
| Programming with java lab | Software Testing Lab |
| Web Programming lab Network | Security lab |
| CASP | project |
| Project | - |