Kogi 2019: Wada rejects outcome - The Nation Newspaper
By James Azania, Lokoja
Even before final announcement of the results of Saturday’s governership election in Kogi State, the candidate of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Musa Wada has rejected the likely outcome.
Addressing a press conference, in Lokoja on Sunday, which coincided with the collation of results from the 21 LGAs of the state at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) office in capital, Wada alleged that the results were all false.
He said that what happened in the state over the weekend was neither democracy nor a reflection of the wishes of the electorate.
He said that the wishes of the people did not prevail at the polls.
He lamented that the police colluded with INEC to undermine the will of the people of the state.
He said there is no need allowing for election, “if Okene that had forty thousand accredited voters, now came up with a hundred and twelve thousand.”
He described it as a sad day for Kogi people, who he said are in mourning mood.
Read Also: BREAKING: APC’s Yahaya Bello leads in Kogi
“Do you see anybody rejoicing? Is this how it is the day after a true victory? It is not about me here. It is about the long suffering people of the state who have been under bondage in the last four years.
“I won this election free and fair. Just imagine that they leave out the rigged election of Okene, Okehi and the several cases of brutality meted on our supporters, and the widely reported cases of ballot snatching, I would have won neatly,” he declared.
Seated by his running mate, Hon. Sam Aro, Wada said that as the party’s flagbearer together with the party, will seek redress at the tribunal.
According to him, the APC has taken Nigerians back to the dark days.
“The governorship election is not about me, but about another four years of misgovernance that would be midwifed by the APC. The results were already written, and is not a reflection of the people’s wishes,” he asserted.


Preparing Meats and Dough
First Meats
- Place all the meats in a deep bowl, covering with water so you
can have enough broth for cooking the rice and the dough.
- Boil them for 20 minutes or until they are completely cooked.
- Reserved the broth for the dough and let the meats to cool down. Then cut the
beef and pork in portions for each tamale.
Then the Dough
- Prepare the rice using the broth left by the meats. As the broth already
has salt, use only the half of the regular mesure to season it.
- Boil the peas in water until they are soft.
- Place the corn flour, the rice and the peas in a large bowl.
Add cumin, red peper and the reserved marinade.
Add 1 cup of broth and mix well with a wooden spoon or your hands.
The dough will be ready when it is fairly moist, but still stay together when pressed.
If it is too wet you can still use it. If it is too dry, add more broth or water.
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Things to be Aware Of¶
TLS Support¶
Support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) is increasingly important, particularly on mobile platforms where an application is typically a front end to a cloud-based server. As both Python and Qt implement different APIs that support TLS, a PyQt application has a choice as to which to use. This is particularly important when deploying an application as the support may have to be included with, or built into, the application itself.
Ideally the TLS implementation provided by the target would be used (e.g. CryptoAPI on Windows, Secure Transport on macOS and iOS). This would mean that security updates, including certificate updates, would be handled by the vendor of the target operating system and could be ignored by the application. Unfortunately there is no common TLS API.
Python only supports the TLS API implemented in OpenSSL v1.0. On Linux that is, in effect, the vendor supplied API and so Python is able to use it. However, on Windows and macOS the standard Python binary installers include copies of the OpenSSL libraries. The resolution to this problem is the subject of PEP 543 but that has yet to be implemented.
Qt has support for the native TLS implementation on macOS and iOS but on other platforms (except for Linux) a deployed application must include it’s own OpenSSL implementaion.
Overflow Checking¶
PyQt (or rather SIP) does not check for overflows when converting numeric Python object to C++ types. Even worse, overflowed values are undefined - it cannot be assumed that excess higher order bits are simply discarded.
Applications can enable (and subsequently dsaible) overflow checking at any
point by calling the sip.enableoverflowchecking()
function.
It is planned that overflow checking will be enabled by default in some future version of PyQt.
Crashes On Exit¶
When the Python interpreter leaves a scope (for example when it returns from a function) it will potentially garbage collect all objects local to that scope. The order in which it is done is, in effect, random. Theoretically this can cause problems because it may mean that the C++ destructors of any wrapped Qt instances are called in an order that Qt isn’t expecting and may result in a crash.
However, in practice, this is only likely to be a problem when the application
is terminating. For example, it is preferable that any
QApplication
instance is destroyed only after all
widgets are destroyed.
As a way of mitigating this possiblity PyQt5 ensures that the destructors of any module level objects are not invoked when the application terminates. This means that code that follows the pattern below is unlikely to crash on exit:
if __name__ == '__main__':
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
w = QWidget()
w.show()
app.exec()
Another common pattern (and one that is required when using setuptool entry
points) is that the above code in placed in a separate function, typically
called main()
. This then causes a problem when the function returns as the
destructors of the QApplication
and
QWidget
instances may be invoked in the wrong
order. To minimise the chances of this happening, the following pattern is
recommended:
app = None
def main():
global app
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
w = QWidget()
w.show()
app.exec()
if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
The QWidget
destructor may be invoked when
main()
returns but the module level reference to the
QApplication
instance will prevent its destructor
being invoked at all.
Keyword Arguments¶
PyQt5 supports the use of keyword arguments for optional arguments. Although the PyQt5 and Qt documentation may indicate that an argument has a particular name, you may find that PyQt5 actually uses a different name. This is because the name of an argument is not part of the Qt API and there is some inconsistency in the way that similar arguments are named. Different versions of Qt may use a different name for an argument which wouldn’t affect the C++ API but would break the Python API.
The docstrings that PyQt5 generates for all classes, functions and methods will contain the correct argument names. In a future version of PyQt5 the documentation will also be guaranteed to contain the correct argument names.
Python Strings, Qt Strings and Unicode¶
Qt uses the QString
class to represent Unicode strings, and the
QByteArray
to represent byte arrays or strings. In Python v3 the
corresponding native object types are str
and bytes
. In Python v2 the
corresponding native object types are unicode
and str
.
PyQt5 does its best to automatically convert between objects of the various types. Explicit conversions can be easily made where necessary.
In some cases PyQt5 will not perform automatic conversions where it is necessary to distinguish between different overloaded methods.
For Python v3 the following conversions are done by default.
- If Qt expects a
char *
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept astr
that contains only ASCII characters, abytes
, aQByteArray
, or a Python object that implements the buffer protocol. - If Qt expects a
char
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept the same types as forchar *
and also require that a single character is provided. - If Qt expects a
signed char *
or anunsigned char *
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept abytes
. - If Qt expects a
signed char
or anunsigned char
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept abytes
of length 1. - If Qt expects a
QString
then PyQt5 will accept astr
, abytes
that contains only ASCII characters, aQByteArray
orNone
. - If Qt expects a
QByteArray
then PyQt5 will also accept abytes
. - If Qt expects a
QByteArray
then PyQt5 will also accept astr
that contains only Latin-1 characters.
For Python v2 the following conversions are done by default.
- If Qt expects a
char *
,signed char *
or anunsigned char *
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept aunicode
that contains only ASCII characters, astr
, aQByteArray
, or a Python object that implements the buffer protocol. - If Qt expects a
char
,signed char
or anunsigned char
(or aconst
version) then PyQt5 will accept the same types as forchar *
,signed char *
andunsigned char *
and also require that a single character is provided. - If Qt expects a
QString
then PyQt5 will accept aunicode
, astr
that contains only ASCII characters, aQByteArray
orNone
. - If Qt expects a
QByteArray
then PyQt5 will accept astr
. - If Qt expects a
QByteArray
then PyQt5 will accept aunicode
that contains only Latin-1 characters.
Note that the different behaviour between Python v2 and v3 is due to v3’s reduced support for the buffer protocol.
Historically QString
distinguishes between empty strings and null strings.
Current versions of Qt treat null strings as empty strings but there may be
other C++ code that PyQt5 applications call that maintains the distinction.
Consequently PyQt5 will convert None
to a null QString
. The reverse
conversion is not done and both a null and an empty QString
will be
converted to an empty (i.e. zero length) Python string.
Garbage Collection¶
C++ does not garbage collect unreferenced class instances, whereas Python does. In the following C++ fragment both colours exist even though the first can no longer be referenced from within the program:
col = new QColor();
col = new QColor();
In the corresponding Python fragment, the first colour is destroyed when the
second is assigned to col
:
col = QColor()
col = QColor()
In Python, each colour must be assigned to different names. Typically this is done within class definitions, so the code fragment would be something like:
self.col1 = QColor()
self.col2 = QColor()
Sometimes a Qt class instance will maintain a pointer to another instance and
will eventually call the destructor of that second instance. The most common
example is that a QObject
(and any of its
sub-classes) keeps pointers to its children and will automatically call their
destructors. In these cases, the corresponding Python object will also keep a
reference to the corresponding child objects.
So, in the following Python fragment, the first
QLabel
is not destroyed when the second is
assigned to lab
because the parent QWidget
still has a reference to it:
parent = QWidget()
lab = QLabel("First label", parent)
lab = QLabel("Second label", parent)
Multiple Inheritance¶
It is not possible to define a new Python class that sub-classes from more than
one Qt class. The exception is classes specifically intended to act as mixin
classes such as those (like QQmlParserStatus
) that
implement Qt interfaces.
Access to Protected Member Functions¶
When an instance of a C++ class is not created from Python it is not possible to access the protected member functions of that instance. Attempts to do so will raise a Python exception. Also, any Python methods corresponding to the instance’s virtual member functions will never be called.
None
and NULL
¶
Throughout PyQt5, the None
value can be specified wherever NULL
is
acceptable to the underlying C++ code.
Equally, NULL
is converted to None
whenever it is returned by the
underlying C++ code.
Support for void *
¶
PyQt5 (actually SIP) represents void *
values as objects of type
sip.voidptr
. Such values are often used to pass the addresses of
external objects between different Python modules. To make this easier, a
Python integer (or anything that Python can convert to an integer) can be used
whenever a sip.voidptr
is expected.
A sip.voidptr
may be converted to a Python integer by using the
int()
builtin function.
A sip.voidptr
may be converted to a Python string by using its
asstring()
method. The asstring()
method
takes an optional integer argument which is the length of the data in bytes.
A sip.voidptr
may also be given a size (ie. the size of the block
of memory that is pointed to) by calling its setsize()
method. If it has a size then it is also able to support Python’s buffer
protocol and behaves like a Python memoryview
object so that the block of
memory can be treated as a mutable list of bytes. It also means that the
Python struct
module can be used to unpack and pack binary data
structures in memory, memory mapped files or shared memory.


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Hello.
I'm Vishal Deep.
- I am a Software Engineer based in Pune, India working on Front End technologies.
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Technologies I am working on 😎
- JavaScript, ES6
- ReactJS, Redux
- Webpack
- HTML, CSS
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Technologies I have worked on 🙂
- Android App Development
- Java
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Technologies I would love to explore 🤔
- IoT
- AI
- iOS App Development


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The Header component puts the header bar at the top of a page in your app. The header component also acts as a parent container for various other components, such as Navbar, Searchbar, Toolbar and Title.
_For complete usage information, check out the [Header API docs](../api/components/toolbar/Header)._
Demo Source
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Javanalysis is a framework that improves analysis functionality of javassist.
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Apple’s hints at $280 discounts for Black Friday
The discounts will likely only be on its most expensive products
by Brad BennettApple has revealed that it’s once again taking part in Black Friday and Cyber Monday with sales spanning the four days.
The tech giant hasn’t shared what products are going to be discounted yet. Instead, it’s just showing users when it will begin offering discounts and mentions that some items will be up to $280 CAD off.
For context, Apple only offered a $280 Apple Store gift cards with the purchase of Mac computers last Black Friday. iPhones, Apple TV, HomePod and Apple watch, got $70 off, with iPads getting $140 off.
Apple has also published its own holiday gift guide to showcase some of its new products for the holiday shopping season.
Source: Apple


Life is Strange Devs' Next Game Stars the First Transgender Protagonist from a Major Publisher
by Alistair JonesWith Life is Strange 2 coming to an end later this year, developer Dontnod Entertainment has announced its new title, Tell Me Why, during the Inside Xbox stream at X019. Set in small-town Alaska, the game focuses on twins Tyler and Alyson Ronan, who explore their troubled childhood throughout the course of the game.
In developing Tyler, who is the first transgender videogame protagonist from a major studio and publisher, Dontnod worked closely with both Microsoft and LGBTQ organisation GLAAD in an attempt to make the representation of their experience as authentic as possible. Both Tyler and Alyson are playable characters, and as Tell Me Why’s story progresses, players will have to choose whose interpretation of past events they choose to believe, shaping the twins’ relationship as well as their futures.
While Tell Me Why isn’t part of the Life is Strange universe, Dontnod will be continuing more than just its narrative tradition, releasing its new game in three episodes, all of which are due to arrive in summer 2020 via Xbox One, the Microsoft Store, and Steam.


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BC Official Languages Court Case. The objective of this project is to provide ESDC with a written narrative with supporting documents for the preparation of federal affidavits for an upcoming court case regarding the delivery of employment services in BC in both Official Languages. The consultant is based out of BC and this project involves several hundred hours of research, writing and interviews, mainly within the BC region. Much of the information required is over 10 years old and difficult to find or reconstruct.
In order to ensure that Legal counsel receives the most accurate and complete information possible, a former public servant (retired in August 2012) with strong corporate knowledge of the activities and decisions made during the period in question was contracted.
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The Titanium binding of an Android Intent
.
See also: Intent in the Android Developer Reference.
Adds a category to this Intent. See the CATEGORY
constants in Titanium.Android
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | The category name. See the CATEGORY constants in Titanium.Android. |
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Adds to the existing flags on the Intent
.
Arguments
| flags | [Number] | Bitwise OR of the flags to add to the existing set. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the action property.
Get a Titanium.Blob
property from this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | The Titanium.Blob extra to get, most commonly Titanium.Android.EXTRA_STREAM. |
Get a boolean property from this Intent.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property to get. |
Gets the value of the className property.
Get a double property from this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property to get. |
Gets the value of the flags property.
Get an int property from this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property to get. |
Get a long property from this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property to get. |
Gets the value of the packageName property.
Get a string property from this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property to get. |
Gets the value of the type property.
Gets the value of the url property.
Returns true
if this Intent
has the specified property.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Property name to check for. |
Puts an extra property on this Intent
.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the property to add. |
| value | [Object] | Property value to set. |
Put a URI property on this Intent
(useful for Titanium.Android.EXTRA_STREAM
).
Arguments
| name | [String] | The property name. |
| value | [String] | The URI, as a string. |
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the flags property.
Arguments
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Mason Viewer Pre-Built Module: Generic JSON
The "generic JSON" module is meant to allow the flexible implementation of Mason without the need to know JavaScript. It supports a simplified input format as JSON that allows for custom coloring, tooltips, and URLs to visit if blocks are clicked on.
To use the "generic JSON" module, one first needs to format their data as JSON, then either link to a file containing the JSON or include the JSON on the page as a JavaScript variable. (Note: this latter option does require very light use of JavaScript
to implement.)
Example 1, data loaded from JSON file on server
Failed to create Mason Viewer
Unable to show Mason Viewer due to lack of SVG support in this browser
Please use a different browser to view the Mason Viewer.
Possible choices are Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer version 9 or higher.
The above can be achieved for any data files using the HTML below and substituting in the location of your data. Note: The JSON file must be on the same hostname as the HTML files for security reasons.

The contents of the JSON file are:
{"sequenceLength":255,
"rows":
[
{"label":"Row Label 1",
"color":"#999999",
"xcolor":"#990000",
"blocks":
[
{ "startPos":25,
"endPos":37,
"tooltip":"tooltip for this block",
"link":"http://google.com"
}
]
},
{"label":"Row Label 2",
"color":"#337700",
"xcolor":"#000088",
"blocks":
[
{ "startPos":55,
"endPos":77,
"tooltip":"tooltip for this block",
"link":"http://google.com"
},
{ "startPos":65,
"endPos":87,
"tooltip":"tooltip for this block",
"link":"http://google.com"
}
]
},
{"label":"Row Label 3",
"color":"#880000",
"xcolor":"#008800",
"blocks":
[
{ "startPos":41,
"endPos":77,
"tooltip":"",
"link":""
}
]
}
]
}
Example 2, data on the page in a Javascript object
Failed to create Mason Viewer
Unable to show Mason Viewer due to lack of SVG support in this browser
Please use a different browser to view the Mason Viewer.
Possible choices are Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer version 9 or higher.
The above can be achieved for any data files using the HTML below and substituting in the location of your data. Note: The sequence file must be on the same hostname as the HTML files for security reasons.

In the HTML page, have the data present as a JavaScript object:


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The bank believes, based on your credit score, that there is a 5% chance that you will not pay back the loan (called a default). Using your answer from the previous question, calculate the expected value of the loan for the bank.in-context


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Increase or decrease your item budget with the two buttons on the right. Both kinds of ebay listings are selected by default, but you can choose to either see only auctions or only items that are "Buy It Now" listings.
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On the sidebar to the right are all of the categories and subcategories of items on eBay. You can easily omit certian subcategories or entire categories from the search. If you are tired of getting items from a certian subcategory, a button has been provided on the listing result to uncheck it's subcategory.
This is a full-stack JavaScript web app that uses Angular on the front end. Node.js is used on the back end and scraped pages are parsed with the node package cheerio. It is mobile-first with bootstrap. The code for this page and other projects I have built are available to view at Github.


No, this is just a program which helps the students to learn how to contribute in the open-source world. This activity prepares you for programs like Google Summer of Code.
There is absolutely no selection criteria for students. You are selected in the program as soon as you register. So you don't have to ask your mentors "How to get selected for your project?", but instead go ahead with "How can I contribute to your project?".
Please be patient with your mentor. If you do not get a response on the communication channel, contact the mentor on their email id. If no response for 3 days, inform us.
All the contributions that you will make in KWoC will be displayed on your GitHub timeline.
If you mean similar to KWoC, then this is the second time anything like this is happening in KGP. If you mean similar to GSoC, then look around, there are plenty of them e.g. KDE summer of code, Outreachy, Rails summer of code, etc.
GSoC requires 40 hours per week in summers. For KWoC, you may give 1-2 hours daily and that includes conversation with your mentor(s). More the project you choose, more time in conversing about the work.
Sky is the limit. You need to see the programming languages of the listed projects. But we recommend you one or more than one of Python, C++, JAVA and Javascript.
Yes sure! You can even work parallely on them. Well if you are a beginner it is advisable to focus your attention at one thing at a time. But the final choice is yours.
This question is very debatable. Participating in Open Source contribution will improve your skills on software development and of a particular programming language. Depending on your project, you might be able to use some of the algorithms too. But direct implications on ICPC will not be very helpful.


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Provides access to the library's main functionality through facade classes for compiling, filling
and exporting reports and also publishes the library's main interfaces and classes.
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Contains base implementations for the library's main interfaces.
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Contains design time implementations for the library's main interfaces as well as report compiling tools.
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Contains fill time implementations for the library's main interfaces and the entire
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A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used
as report part components.
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| PartComponent
A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used
as report part components.
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A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used
as report part components.
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| FilledPrintPart |
| FillingPrintPart |
| FillPart |
| FillPartPrintOutput |
| FillParts |
| FillPrintPart |
| FinalFillingPrintPart |
| PartComponent
A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used
as report part components.
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| PartComponentCompiler
Responsible with handling a part componet during report compile.
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| PartComponentFillFactory
A factory of part fill component instances.
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| PartComponentManager
A part component manager is the entry point through which the handlers for a
single part component type can be accessed.
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A component bundle is a package comprising of one or several components that
share the same XML namespace and schema.
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A class that provides access to
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| PartComponentXmlWriter
A component writer is responsible for producing a XML representation of
component instances.
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| PartFillComponent
A component handler used while filling the report.
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| PartPrintOutput |
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A default
component manager implementation. |
| PartComponentManager
A part component manager is the entry point through which the handlers for a
single part component type can be accessed.
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A component writer is responsible for producing a XML representation of
component instances.
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| BasePartFillComponent |
| FillingPrintPart |
| PartComponent
A marker interface that is to be implemented by classes that can be used
as report part components.
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| PartComponentCompiler
Responsible with handling a part componet during report compile.
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| PartComponentFillFactory
A factory of part fill component instances.
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A component handler used while filling the report.
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Well, I have started my Profesional career with Android App development. It was Donut, Eclair, Froyo release time.
Developped and published around 6-7 apps and games with these releases.
Then, got a chance to work on Android UI framework, where in, maintained Android OS upgrade tasks from older versions to GingerBread(GB).
Soon, HoneyComb released.. and followed by Ice Cream Sandwitch. Okay, enough of upgrading OS!
Back to Android app development space: Developped a digital content publishing app, featuring- list items, In app purchase & subscription handing,
downloading of content, content reader, content sharing on social media functionalities. It is again a framework kind of app,
from which customization starts for each content publisher.
By this time, my Android app development experience covered: 3rd partly library integration(OkHttp, Volley, Picasso etc),
Ad Network integration(AdMob, InMobi etc) and crash/analytics SDK integration(Flurry etc). Also, got several chance to
develop some of framework/libraries to ease the development process along the way!
Developped some of android apps to learn, to share etc and hosted on my GitHub account. Couple of them are
Android Notification Compatible API usage PoC ,
Android LogManager .
Recently, while learning NodeJS server side development, developped an Android mobile client to test the same. Basically server provides REST APIs to fetch, add, delete and search items in Item's inventory. And the Android mobile app developped using Kotlin, with help of RxJava & Retrofit; makes use of these APIs to allow users to access the ItemsInventory system .
Although, during beginning of my career with Android app development, I have started learning iOS app development(That time, it was through Objective-C), it was just 'Hello World', Button Click apps.
Later, as part of my 'iOS App Development Certification(Swift)' course, was suppose to complete a movie review reading app with REST API integration, Table View, image/thumbnail display, story boards etc.
Well then, the journey continues with building an app which disovers and communicates with devices over BLE, an app to collect location information and push/pull data to/from cloud, handle push notifications.
Recently, while learning NodeJS server side development, developped a iOS mobile client to test the same. Basically server provides REST APIs to fetch, add, delete and search items in Item's inventory. And the iOS mobile app developped using Swift, makes use of these APIs to allow users to access the ItemsInventory system..
Web app experience started during my Bachelor degree's final year itself. It was through CGI, perl, php, mySQL, Java Servlet.
Later, started learning struts, hibernate on my own
.
Recently, for completing my Python Certification course, completed a PoC banking web application
.
Later on learned DJango(2.0) framework and developped a sample web app which supports user
sign in/sign out, session management, upload files, process them and get processed files back to download.
Recently, learning NodeJS on my own and developping some PoCs around it .
In this journey, started with developping an end-to-end system for generic item's inventory,
including back end server for REST APIs ,
Android mobile client app and
iOS mobile client app .
My first encounter with machine learning was during my masters; where in completed ML subject
successfully. Althout more of it were theory, I was supposed to complete an assignment - which
was to develop from scratch, a classifier to classify
Iris Flower Data set. My
solution to this assignment is using Native Bayes Classificaiton
.
Later on, I have trained a ML model based on LinearRegression through python's scikit-learn libray
to classify(shortlist) Resumes/CVs automatically. This requires indexing of words which is done via CountVectorizer.
Further processing is done using TF-IDF to improve accuracy/performance based on word frequence and weight.
Further, retrained several TesnsorFlow models(SSD, Inception, R-CNN, Faster R-CNN) for various image recognition problems(Person, Traffic sign board etc).
Well, I have completed my masters with Specialization in Data Analytics. Covering subjects like BigData, Hadoop, ML, AI brought
near to Data Science.
I have been practicing my data science learning through Kaggle™.
All of my work so far, can be found on my Kaggle Profile.
8+ year experienced software engineer, who began career with Android development and continues to be.
Being expert in Android Framework, application development; good hands on experience in iOS app development in Swift,
React Native, Android Things; implementing machine learning & deep learning frameworks; intermediate
exposure of Big Data & Hadoop frameworks and their usage. Developped some of web apps using DJango(2.0), NodeJS.
Vendor: edureka!
Vendor: skillspeed
Vendor: Spring People
Vendor: Coursera / deeplearning.ai
Software Systems(Specialization: Data Analytics), [WILP] BITS Pilani.
Computer Science, VTU Belgaum.


Create test cases and secnarios, in order to test Sylius E-Commerce website features and functionality, and build solid automation using Java that tests various use cases and generate reports that display a very concise representation of what have been tested.
Demos were run in maven, "Chrome version 92.0".
I gained 3 years experience with manual QA on desktop applications. I can describe myself as autodidact, Highly independent, passionate, with high motivation always to learn as much as possible and develop my skills.
Establishment of manual testing infrastructure for a multidisciplinary system from scratch - smart weapon sight..
Leading software testing and system-level testing - planning,\ monitoring, and control the testing activities and tasks of the E -106 project.


Niecza Perl 6 and Gtk
..er, Tetris
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by Martin Berends
London Perl Workshop
12 November 2011
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Graphical User Interfaces
(Event driven programming)
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* Like in Soviet Russia:
* You don't call the GUI libraries.
* The GUI libraries call you.
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Events == user actions
and system signals
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Examples:
* Mouse and keyboard input
* Clock ticks and file I/O
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Event handlers are a form
of callback routine
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my $window = Window.new("helloworld");
$window.add_DeleteEvent: sub ($obj, $args) { #OK
# runs when the user deletes the window using the "close
# window" widget in the window frame.
Application.Quit;
};
Application.Run;
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BTW, that was part of
niecza/examples/gtk1.pl
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About Niecza:
* a recent Perl 6 implementation by Stefan O'Rear
* uses Mono or .NET, on Linux, OS X and Windows
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Niecza uses most CLR libraries (from GAC)
and auto-marshals params & return values
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# Translated from http://www.mono-project.com/GtkSharp:_Hello_World
constant $GTK = "gtk-sharp,Version=<IP_ADDRESS>,Culture=neutral,PublicKeyToken=35e10195dab3c99f";
constant Application = CLR::("Gtk.Application,$GTK");
constant Window = CLR::("Gtk.Window,$GTK");
constant Button = CLR::("Gtk.Button,$GTK");
Application.Init;
my $window = Window.new("helloworld");
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Gtk (and Gdk)
in 'Gnome Libraries' at http://docs.go-mono.com
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Widgets including: AboutDialog Arrow Box Button
Calendar Clipboard ComboBox Curve Dialog Drag DrawingArea
FileChooserDialog Menu Printer ProgressBar Scrollbar Statusbar Timeout
Toolbar TrayIcon VolumeButton Win32EmbedWidget WindowGroup
and over 200 others
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Drawing with Gdk and Cairo
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constant GdkCairoHelper = CLR::("Gdk.CairoHelper,$GDK");
constant GtkDrawingArea = CLR::("Gtk.DrawingArea,$GTK");
my $drawingarea = GtkDrawingArea.new;
$drawingarea.add_ExposeEvent: sub ($obj, $args) {
my $cc = GdkCairoHelper.Create($obj.GdkWindow); # Cairo Context
my $windowX=0; my $windowY=0; my $windowWidth=0; my $windowHeight=0; my $windowDepth=0;
$obj.GdkWindow.GetGeometry($windowX, $windowY, $windowWidth, $windowHeight, $windowDepth);
$cc.SetSourceRGB(0.95.Num, 0.90.Num, 0.85.Num); $cc.Paint; # background color
...
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constant GLibTimeout = CLR::("GLib.Timeout,$GLIB");
GLibTimeout.Add: 60000, sub () { # Update once per minute
$drawingarea.QueueDrawArea(0,0,$windowSizeX,$windowSizeY);
return True; # meaning please continue calling this timeout handler
};
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niecza/examples/gtk-clock.pl
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Introducing Tetris (Tetromino-tennis)
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constant matrixRows = 20; constant matrixColumns = 10;
my @tetrominoes = # cell coordinates relative to the "middle" cell
[ -1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 2, 0 ], # I
[ -1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1 ], # J
[ -1, 1, -1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0 ], # L
[ -1, 1, -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 ], # O
[ -1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0 ], # S
[ -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0 ], # T
[ -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1 ]; # Z
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Colours
(must convert Rat -> Num to marshal to Float)
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my @colors = # Copied approximately from the PC version
[0, 0, 0 ], # 0: black background
[0.5.Num, 0, 0 ], # 1: I maroon
[1, 1, 1 ], # 2: J white
[0.9.Num, 0, 0.9.Num], # 3: L dark magenta
[0, 0, 0.6.Num], # 4: O dark blue
[0, 0.8.Num, 0 ], # 5: S green
[0.7.Num, 0.7.Num, 0 ], # 6: T brown
[0, 0.8.Num, 0.8.Num]; # 7: Z dark cyan
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Physics (1)
- pieces should obey laws of nature
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sub CanMovePiece($deltaX, $deltaY) {
my $canMove = True;
for @piece -> $x, $y {
if $x+$pieceX+$deltaX < 0 || $x+$pieceX+$deltaX >= matrixColumns ||
$y+$pieceY+$deltaY < 0 || $y+$pieceY+$deltaY >= matrixRows ||
@matrix[$y+$pieceY+$deltaY][$x+$pieceX+$deltaX] != 0
{ $canMove = False; }
}
$canMove;
}
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Physics (2)
- pieces should obey laws of nature
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sub TryRotatePiece() {
my @p = @piece;
@piece .= map({ $^b, -$^a });
if ! CanMovePiece(0, 0) {
@piece = @p;
}
}
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Keyboard input
(give the user the illusion of control)
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sub KeyPressEvent($sender, $eventargs) { #OK not used
given $eventargs.Event.Key {
when 'Up' { if $colorindex != 4 { TryRotatePiece() } }
when 'Down' { while CanMovePiece(0,1) {++$pieceY;} }
when 'Left' { if CanMovePiece(-1,0) {--$pieceX;} }
when 'Right' { if CanMovePiece( 1,0) {++$pieceX;} }
}
return True; # means this keypress is now handled
}
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niecza/examples/gtk-tetris.pl
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Cidade de Lisboa Marathon
Lisbon POR
Race Winners
(27 runnings)
2:50:19 2:42:40 2:40:45 2:47:07 02 Dec
2007
2:19:55
2:47:49
03 Dec
2006
2:21:08
2:40:00
04 Dec
2005
2:18:22
2:41:57
05 Dec
2004
2:16:07
2:38:59
07 Dec
2003
2:15:31
2:42:06
01 Dec
2002
2:15:35
2:35:07
02 Dec
2001
2:14:27
2:31:01
26 Nov
2000
2:16:10
2:34:39
28 Nov
1999
2:12:20
2:32:22
29 Nov
1998
2:16:05
2:33:46
23 Nov
1997
2:16:32
2:33:59
24 Nov 1996
2:15:40
2:36:21
26 Nov
1995
2:13:30
2:28:02
27 Nov
1994
2:11:57
2:32:56
28 Nov
1993
2:12:39
2:31:31
18 Oct
1992
2:13:34
2:30:17
20 Oct
1991
2:15:21
2:38:39
21 Oct
1990
2:15:25
2:40:37
05 Nov
1989
2:16:56
2:47:27
06 Nov
1988
2:20:29
2:43:11
08 Nov 1987
2:13:59
3:00:56
26 Oct
1986
2:16:49
3:20:26
Notes: 1986 was the inaugural year.
08 Dec
2013
---
cancelled
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cancelled
09 Dec
2012
2:19:02
Oleg Marusin (RUS)
(nc)
2:45:44
Anabela (Tavares) Gomes-2
(nc)
04 Dec
2011
2:22:03
Vasco Azevedo-4
(nc)
Anabela (Gomes) Tavares (POR)
(nc)
05 Dec
2010
2:23:09
Vasco Azevedo-3 (nc)
Marina Kovalova (RUS)
(nc)
06 Dec
2009
2:20:42
Vasco Azevedo-2
(nc)
Yuliya Mochalova (RUS)
(nc)
07 Dec
2008
2:17:40
Sergey Lukin (RUS)
(nc)
Dorota Ustianowska (POL)
(nc)
Vasco Azevedo (POR)
(nc)
Fatima Silva-5
(nc)
Luis Felipe deJesus-2
(nc)
Fatima Silva-4
(nc)
Philip Biwott (KEN)
(nc)
Elena Kozhevnikova (RUS) (nc)
Philemon Kemei (KEN)
(nc)
Fatima Silva-3 (nc)
Luis Felipe deJesus (POR)
(nc)
Madina Biktagirova (RUS) (nc)
Samson Kosgei (KEN)
(nc)
Fatima Silva-2
(nc)
Stephan Freigang (GER)
(nc)
Claudia Dreher-2 (nc)
William Musyoki-3
(nc)
Fatima Silva (POR)
(nc)
El-Arbi Zeroual (FRA)
(nc)
Judit Nagy (HUN)
(nc)
Alcidio Costa (POR)
(nc)
Christine Mallo (FRA)
(nc)
William Musyoki-2
(nc)
Claudia Dreher (GER)
(nc)
Nour Bile (ETH)
(nc)
Albertina Machado (POR)
(nc)
William Musyoki (KEN)
(nc)
Birgit Jerschabek (GER)
(nc)
Zbigniew Nadolski (POL)
(nc)
Adriana Barbu (ROM)
(nc)
Said Ermilli (MAR) (nc)
Manuela Machado (POR)
(nc)
Jacob Ngunzu (KEN)
(nc)
Yekaterina Khramenkova (BLR)
(nc)
Mario Sousa (POR)
(nc)
Rita Borralho (POR)
(nc)
Antonio Godinho (POR)
(nc)
Manuela Dias (POR)
(nc)
Joaquim Silva (POR)
Evany Souza (BRA)
Osmiro daSilva (BRA)
Janeth Mayal (BRA)
Gualdino Viegas (POR)
Umbelina Nunes (POR)
Cidalio Caetano (POR)
Maria Lousada (POR)
(nc) => national champion
2012 Bruno Fraga was the national champion
(2nd place, 2:23:03)
2010 Raquel Guimaraes was the national champion
(6th place, 3:28:45)
2009 Veronica Correia was the national champion
(4th place, 3:20:14)
2008 Jose Jarmela was the national champion
(4th place, 2:32:08)
2008 Fatima Silva was the national champion (3rd place, 2:53:55)
2005 João Marques was the national champion (6th place, 2:24:48)
2005 Fatima Silva was the national champion (2nd place, 2:45:44)
2004 Eusebio Rosa was the national champion (2nd place, 2:23:14)
2003 Anabela Pereira was the national champion (4th place, 3:07:01)
2002 Vítor Dario Cordeiro was the national champion (2nd place, 2:22:38)
2001 Carlos Valente was the national champion (5th place, 2:22:24)
2001 Fatima Silva was the national champion (3rd place, 2:35:16)
2000 António Sousa was the national champion (2nd place, 2:16:15)
1999 Eusébio Rosa was the national champion (7th place, 2:24:16)
1999 Fátima Silva was the national champion (2nd place, 2:39:30)
1998 Rosa Oliveira was the national champion (3rd place, 2:38:06)
1997 Domingos Neves was the national champion (5th place, 2:19:10)
1997 Goretti Oliveira was the national champion (place unknown, 2:57:15)
1996 Manuel Pita was the national champion (3rd place, 2:17:08)
1995 João Lopes was the national champion (3rd place, 2:14:01)
1995 Alexandra Valada was the national champion (place unknown, 2:56:21)
1994 Galhardo Pires was the national champion (6th place, 2:15:24)
1994 Fátima Neves was the national champion (2nd place, 2:35:54)
1993 Domingos Neves was the national champion (3rd place, 2:15:16)
1992 Gilberto Fernandes was the national champion (2nd place, 2:14:17)
1992 Rita Borralho was the national champion (2nd place, 2:37:51)
Most Wins
(1986/date)
Men
3
William Musyoki (KEN)
1995,97,2000
Women
5
Fatima Silva (POR)
2000,2002,2004,2006-07
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2009 $4,980 $4,830 $9,810 .... 2001 13,285 11,310 24,595 .... 1996 14,600 12,315 26,915 1995 650 n/a 650 .... 1992 17,550 13,860 31,410 1991 18,060 12,000 30,060 1990 17,790 7,800 25,590 1989 3,600 n/a 3,600 Sums $90,515 $62,115 $152,630 Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 1995 +2.8 n/c .... 1995 +0.2 -0.5 1994 -3.4 n/c .... 1990 +2.6 n/c Avgs +0.6 -0.5 Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2002 39 n/c 2001<PHONE_NUMBER> 88 n/c 1999<PHONE_NUMBER> n/c 233 .... 1995<PHONE_NUMBER> 410 370 .... 1991 211 n/c
Quality Performances
Men <2:12 1 <2:13 5 <2:14 11 <2:15 17 <2:16 33 <2:17 64 <2:18 78 <2:19 96 <2:20 123 Women <2:30 1 <2:32 4 <2:34 10 <2:36 18 <2:38 24 <2:40 33 <2:42 48 <2:44 61 <2:46 68 <2:48 77 <2:50 82
Last Updated on 15 Dec 2013
Contributors: Franco Civai (5), Klaas Loonstra (5)


IHC fixes Zardari’s plea for transfer of his case to Karachi
by News DeskThe Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Saturday fixed for hearing an application filed by former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Faryal Talpur in which it was requested to proceed with the case related to money laundering through fake bank accounts in Karachi instead of Rawalpindi.
A two-member bench will hear the application on November 26.
Meanwhile, a medical board of Pims performed a complete medical examination of Zardari’s health.


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee March 30, 1999-2:00P SB 453 FOR: Reilley, Robert (Tejas Energy, LLC - Vice President, Regulatory Affairs), Houston Registering, but not testifying: For: Nugent, Patrick (Association of Texas Natural Gas Pipelines - Director), Austin Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil & Gas Association - VP for Governmental Affairs), Austin SB 513 Registering, but not testifying: On: Schlimper, Paul (General Services Commission - Special Projects Manager), Austin SB 518 ON: Hunt, Darrel (Texas Department of Transportation), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Joiner, Gary (Texas Farm Bureau - Associate Legislative Director), Austin SB 705 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. SB 736 Registering, but not testifying: For: Duck, Tom (Texas Rural Water Association - Executive Director), Austin On: Jones, Samuel (TNRCC - District Administration), Austin SB 766 FOR: Burkhart, Mark (International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers), Taylor Eckert, Bill (ALCOA - Manager of Power and Mining), Rockdale Golemon, R. Kinnan (Brown, McCarroll & Oaks Hartline - Partner), Austin Miksa, Mary (Texas Association of Business & Chambers of Commerce), Austin Morphew, Cindy (Texas Oil & Gas Association - VP for Governmental Affairs), Austin Nolen, Larry (United Steelworkers of America - President Local 4895), Bryan Schneebeli, Earl Wayne (IBEW Local 2078 - Financial Secretary), Rockdale Stansell, Wade (Association of Electric Companies of Texas), Dallas Stewart, Michael (Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association - VP, Gov't Affairs), Austin Stewart, Ricky (Myself - Mechanic and rancher), Rockdale AGAINST: Abraham, Richard (Texans United Education Fund - Director), Houston Alvarez, Ramon (Environmental Defense Fund - Staff Scientist), Austin Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club - Director), Austin Main, Todd (Texas Campaign for The Environment - Executive Director), Austin McElfish, Esther (self), Fort Worth Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen - Director), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Campbell, Eileen (Marathon Oil Company/USX - Director, Government Affairs), Houston Dawkins, Thomas (Safety Sealants, Inc. - President), Houston Guldberg, Peter (Foundation for Clean Air Progress - consultant), Waltham, MA Rigsbee, H. Ken (Phillips Petroleum Company - Director/ Government Relations), Austin White, Michael (The Greater Houston Partnership - Attorney/Consultant), Austin Wilson, Ross (Texas Cattle Feeders Association - Vice President), Amarillo Against: Carman, Neil (Sierra Club - Clean Air Program Director), Austin Sprinkle, G.K. (League of Women Voters of Texas - Public Interest Advocate), Austin On: Saitas, Jeff (TNRCC - Executive Director), Austin Written materials submitted: For: Fisher, Jon (Texas Chemical Council - Senior VP - Research), Austin SB 821 AGAINST: Foster, Erin (Citizens for Responsible Development In Hays County), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Higginbotham, TJ (self), Buda Powers, James (County Judge), Dripping Spring Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen - Director), Austin On: Petersen, Ken (TNRCC - Deputy - Office of Water), Austin Written materials submitted: Against: Beall, Jon (self), Austin SB 938 FOR: Powers, James (Hays County - County Judge), Dripping Spring Savoy, Philip (Take Back Texas - Director), Austin AGAINST: Murphy, James Patrick (City of Austin - Manager Environmental Review & Inspection), Austin Williams, Rowland (Bear Creek City Council - Councilman), Bear Creek Registering, but not testifying: For: Higginbotham, TJ (Self as land source/Take Back Texas), Buda Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau - State Legislative Director), Austin Against: Camp, Jim (Texans for Aquifer Protection - Director), Manchaca Fath, Shudde Bess (self), Austin On: Petersen, Ken (TNRCC - Deputy - Office of Water), Austin Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen - Director), Austin Written materials submitted: Against: Beall, Jon (self), Austin On: McKinna, Paula (resident of Hays County), Manchaca SB 944 FOR: Bass, Laura (self), Elgin Burke, John (Aqua Water - General Manager), Bastrop Hager, Dale (Neighbor for Neighbor/member), Lexington Houghtling, David (Neighbors for Neighbors), Elgin Mesrobian, Ann (Bastrop County Environmental Network - Conservation Chair), Smithville Wehner, Mark (resident home/land owner), Elgin ON: Brown, Travis (self), Lexington Registering, but not testifying: For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Groundwater District - General Manager), Dumas Brown, Tim (Aqua Water Supply Corporation), Austin Duck, Tom (Texas Rural Water Association - Executive Director), Austin Dunaway, Jim (City of Elgin - City Manager), Elgin Eckert, Bill (ALCOA - Manager of Mining and Power), Rockdale Houghtling, Susan (Neighbors for Neighbors), Elgin Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin Prager, John (self), Elgin Thuss, Michael (San Antonio Water System - City of San Antonio), San Antonio Williams, C.E. (Panhandle Groundwater District), White Deer On: Jones, Samuel (TNRCC - Manager, District Administration), Austin SB 1070 Registering, but not testifying: On: Johnson, Boyd (Texas Railroad Commission - Director of Enforcement), Austin Ross, Charles (Railroad Commission of Texas - Deputy Assistant Director), Austin SB 1152 ON: Dewhurst, David (General Land Office - Commissioner), Austin McCall, Michael Thomas (Association of Electric Companies of Texas), Frisco Registering, but not testifying: For: Ramos, Joe (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil & Gas Association), Austin On: Bellon, Paul (Public Utility Commission - Director of Financial Review), Austin Trifovesti, Russ (Public Utility Commission - Legal Division), Austin SB 1178 FOR: Bennett, Bob (City of Round Rock - City Manager), Round Rock Nuse, Jim (City of Round Rock, Director of Public Works), Round Rock Rose, Mark (LCRA - General Manager), Austin Simon, Haskell (Matagorda County Water Council), Bay City Registering, but not testifying: On: Jones, Samuel (TNRCC), Austin SB 1270 Registering, but not testifying: For: Collins, Sharlene (Steiner Ranch), Austin Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil & Gas Association), Austin On: Vogel, Joe (TNRCC - Compliance and Enforcement), Austin Written materials submitted: Against: Beall, Jon (self), Austin SB 1282 FOR: Collins, Sharlene (Steiner Ranch), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Jones, Samuel (TNRCC - District Administration), Austin SB 1298 FOR: Stewart, Michael (Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association), Austin AGAINST: Alston, Warren (C.L.E.A.N. - member), Bulverde Barton, Bob (C.L.E.A.N. - Director of Research), Bulverde McClinchie, Malcolm (C.L.E.A.N. (Citizens League for Environmental Action Now) - VP), Spring Branch Registering, but not testifying: Against: Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club - Director), Austin On: Hsu, Victoria (TNRCC - New Source Review), Austin SB 1300 THIS LIST HAS NO WITNESSES. SB 1303 FOR: Battle, Jack (Finfish Producers of Texas - Attorney), Austin Chandler, Robert (Fin Fisherman), Rockport Chandler, Robert (Fin-Fishermen), Bayside Dubose, Ellie (self), Sinton Murray, Pat (Coastal Conservation Association - Assistant Director), Houston Sharp, William (self), Woodsboro AGAINST: Blevins, Wesley (Texas Seafood Producers), Seadrift Clays, Billie (Sargent Area Chamber of Commerce - President), Sargent Lara, Phillip (Bay King Seafood -owner), Corpus Christi Moore, Richard (PISCES - President), Dickinson Ricks, Terry (Texas Seafood Producers - President), Aransas Pass Taylor, Rod (self), Seadrift Tippit, Linda (Self employed Comm. Fish. - Boat Owner), Port O'Connor Tipps, Muriel (Matagorda County Seafood Rep), Sargent Beach Wittnebert, Timothy (myself), Port Lavaca ON: Osburn, Hal (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department - Coastal Fisheries), Austin Sansom, Andrew (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department - Executive Director), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Edwards, Robert (self), Fulton Ingram, Dick (Coastal Conservation Association), Austin Wright, Donald (self), Rockport Against: Bardwell, Denzel (Texas Seafood Producers), Rockport Bardwell, Jannet (Texas Seafood Producers), Rockport Beaver, Joseph (Seafood Producers - member), Seadrift Carriles, Robert Jr. (self), Port O'Connor Carriles, Ronnie (self), Port O'Connor Davenport, James (Texas Seafood Producers), Port Lavaca Dietzel, Mark (Texas Seafood Producers), Port Lavaca Dworaczyk, Martin (Texas Seafood Producers), Port Lavaca Epley, Dennis (Seafood - member), Seadrift Hawes, Robert (Texas Seafood Producers -member), Port O'Connor Henderson, Jerry (Texas Seafood Producers - member), Seadrift Holder, Donald (self), Seadrift Hornbeck, Ronald (Hornbeck Seafood - owner), Port Bolivar Lamdbright, Thomas (Seafood Producers - Member), Port O'Connor Mang, Michael (Texas Seafood Producers), Point Comfort Peeler, James (Seafood Producers -member), Seadrift Raby, Dennis (Raby's Seafood - owner), Port O'Connor Sawyer, Phillip (Texas Seafood Producers), Tivoli Stackable, Lynn (self), Austin Strinyo, Robert (Texas Seafood Producers), Port O'Connor Tipps, Roy (Matagorda County), Sargent Beach Williams, John (Comm. Fish. - Capt.), Port O'Connor Williamson, Douglas (self), Seadrift Williamson, Richard (self), Seadrift Williamson, Roy (self), Seadrift Wittnebert, Dennis (TSA and self - member), Seadrift On: Finster, Kenneth (self), Seadrift Written materials submitted: Against: Blevins, Jane (Texas Seafood Producers), Seadrift Raby, Owen (Raby' Seafood - Owner), Port O'Connor SB 1305 Registering, but not testifying: For: Sebree, Ben (Texas Oil & Gas Association), Austin Sisk, Cathy (Harris County - Bureau Chief, Harris Co. Attorney's Office), Houston On: Hoffman, Margaret (TNRCC -Environmental Law Division), Austin SB 1306 FOR: Golemon, R. Kinnan (Brown, McCarroll & Oaks Hartline - partner), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Gromatzky, Lydia (TNRCC - Special Counsel, Office of Legal Service), Austin SB 1307 Registering, but not testifying: For: Sisk, Cathy (Harris County - Bureau Chief- Harris county Atty's Office), Houston On: Sarahan, Paul (TNRCC - Division Director - Litigation Division), Austin SB 1308 Registering, but not testifying: For: Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau -State Legislative Director), Austin On: Hoffman, Margaret (TNRCC), Austin SB 1309 FOR: Golemon, R. Kinnan (Brown McCarroll & Oaks Hartline - partner (for clients)), Austin Registering, but not testifying: On: Sarahan, Paul (TNRCC - Litigation Division), Austin SB 1310 FOR: Halbert, Wayne (Texas Irrigation Council - Legislative Director), Harlingen ON: Combs, Susan (Texas Department of Agriculture - Commissioner), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Groundwater District - General Manager), Dumas Williams, C.E. (Panhandle Groundwater District - General Manager), White Deer On: Brittin, Carolyn (TNRCC - Director of Special Projects), Austin SB 1311 ON: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Groundwater District), Dumas Petersen, Ken (TNRCC - Office of Water), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Powers, Bill (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin On: Williams, C.E. 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Ken (Phillips Petroleum Co. - Director, Government Relations), Austin Wade, Foster (Texaco, Inc. - Mgr of Public & Govt Affairs), Houston Wilhelm, Jack (Mobil Oil Corporation - Government Relations Director), Austin SB 1555 ON: Dewhurst, David (GLO - Commissioner), Austin Martin, Rusty (Texas General Land Office/Texas Veterans Land Board - Funds), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Payne, Steve (JP Morgan Securities - consultant), Houston SB 1797 ON: Dewhurst, David (GLO - Commissioner), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Ramos, Joe (TX Association of School Boards), Austin On: Miller, Dennis (GLO - Energy Marketing Director), Wiilis Written materials submitted: For: Blue, George (Austin Independent School District - Energy Coordinator), Austin


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Download and process real time trading prices and demand data freely provided by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO). Note that this includes a sample data set.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.2), stringr (≥ 0.6.2), assertthat (≥ 0.1), lubridate (≥ 1.3.3), utils, stats |
| Suggests: | testthat, httr (≥ 0.3), covr |
| Published: | 2016-08-20 |
| Author: | Imanuel Costigan [aut, cre], Australian Energy Market Operator [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Imanuel Costigan <i.costigan at me.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | aemo results |
| Reference manual: | aemo.pdf |
| Package source: | aemo_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: aemo_0.2.0.zip, r-release: aemo_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: aemo_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: aemo_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: aemo_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | aemo archive |
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Defined Type: orawls::ohs::forwarder
- Defined in:
- manifests/ohs/forwarder.pp
Overview
ohs::forwarder define
Add a webtier forwarder entry
notify option is needed to OHS restart and load changes. require is needed because without it, notify option may attempt to reload server before it's running.
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# File 'manifests/ohs/forwarder.pp', line 36
define orawls::ohs::forwarder (
Enum['present','absent'] $ensure = 'present',
String $os_user = $::orawls::weblogic::os_user,
String $os_group = $::orawls::weblogic::os_group,
Array $servers = undef,
String $domain_dir = undef,
)
{
$size = size($servers)
$servers_string = join($servers, ',')
# TODO: create and use function sanitize_string (fmw.pp, duplicated code)
$convert_spaces_to_underscores = regsubst($title,'\s','_','G')
$sanitised_title = regsubst($convert_spaces_to_underscores,'[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]','','G')
# puppet epp render forwarder.conf.epp --values "{location => 'aaa' , size => 1, servers => ['<IP_ADDRESS>:7000'] }"
# puppet epp render forwarder.conf.epp --values "{location => 'aaa' , size => 3, servers => ['<IP_ADDRESS>:7000', '<IP_ADDRESS>:7000', '<IP_ADDRESS>:7002'], servers_string => '<IP_ADDRESS>:7000,<IP_ADDRESS>:7000,<IP_ADDRESS>:7002' }"
file { "${domain_dir}/config/fmwconfig/components/OHS/ohs1/mod_wl_ohs.d/${sanitised_title}.conf":
ensure => $ensure,
content => epp('orawls/ohs/forwarder.conf.epp', {
'location' => $title,
'size' => $size,
'servers' => $servers,
'servers_string' => $servers_string}),
owner => $os_user,
group => $os_group,
mode => '0640',
}
}
|


The following instructions shows how to make a reconstruction in the sparse-mvs setting and submit a evaluation result.
Download the image set and evaluation code (Distance matrix) of DTU dataset from the download page. Pick the testing set from all scan models following the paper SurfaceNet+. Reconstruct all the models and save the results into ply files.
The precision and recall have two metrics: the distance metric and the percentage metric. The distance metric is the original DTU dataset matlab code (download). The percentage metric is changed by the evaluation code provided by Tanks and Temples (download). The overall score for the percentage metric is measured as the f-score, and a similar measurement for the distance metric overall is given by the average of the mean precision and mean recall.
Use the distance metric to count the mean precision(accuracy) and recall(completeness) of each model and count total the mean value of all model in the testing dataset. Use the percentage metric to count the value only at 1mm and 2mm. Count the precision, recall and f-score and count the mean value of all model in the testing dataset.
To better show the performance comparison and variation tendency between among methods under different sparsity, we also provide quantitative demonstration with the specific camera poses. The following figure shows the comparision of scan 23 among three different methods under four sparsity:1,3,5,7. Here we only pick one view of one scan for comparison. We use Meshlab software for our visualization tool. You should show one specific view provided by us of three models in DTU dataset: scan 1, scan 23 and scan 114. The corresponding camera poses in meshlab of each scan are:
<!DOCTYPE ViewState> <project> <VCGCamera TranslationVector="-243.076 -83.7638 -411.173 1" LensDistortion="0 0" ViewportPx="1575 978" PixelSizeMm="0.0369161 0.0369161" CenterPx="787 489" FocalMm="31.2669" RotationMatrix="0.55268 -0.754127 0.354735 0 -0.438307 -0.625053 -0.645908 0 0.708825 0.201497 -0.675993 0 0 0 0 1 "/> <ViewSettings NearPlane="1.03109" TrackScale="0.00816228" FarPlane="13.0311"/> <Render Lighting="0" DoubleSideLighting="0" SelectedVert="0" ColorMode="3" SelectedFace="0" BackFaceCull="0" FancyLighting="0" DrawMode="2" TextureMode="0"/> </project>
<!DOCTYPE ViewState> <project> <VCGCamera TranslationVector="-282.768 -47.9743 -516.996 1" LensDistortion="0 0" ViewportPx="1575 978" PixelSizeMm="0.0369161 0.0369161" CenterPx="787 489" FocalMm="31.2669" RotationMatrix="0.354282 -0.851435 0.386708 0 -0.276822 -0.490484 -0.826314 0 0.893226 0.185699 -0.409466 0 0 0 0 1 "/> <ViewSettings NearPlane="1.03109" TrackScale="0.00875987" FarPlane="13.0311"/> <Render Lighting="0" DoubleSideLighting="0" SelectedVert="0" ColorMode="3" SelectedFace="0" BackFaceCull="0" FancyLighting="0" DrawMode="2" TextureMode="0"/> </project>
<!DOCTYPE ViewState> <project> <VCGCamera TranslationVector="-161.594 -152.165 -483.126 1" LensDistortion="0 0" ViewportPx="1575 978" PixelSizeMm="0.0369161 0.0369161" CenterPx="787 489" FocalMm="31.2669" RotationMatrix="0.791183 -0.530364 0.304538 0 -0.0815598 -0.585006 -0.806918 0 0.606117 0.613582 -0.506103 0 0 0 0 1 "/> <ViewSettings NearPlane="1.03109" TrackScale="0.0090205" FarPlane="13.0311"/> <Render Lighting="0" DoubleSideLighting="0" SelectedVert="0" ColorMode="3" SelectedFace="0" BackFaceCull="0" FancyLighting="0" DrawMode="2" TextureMode="0"/> </project>
Here you can just copy the above camera pose text and past it into the meshlab software, then the viewing direction will automatically ture in to the desired angle. Then clip the "save snapshot" button to record the image.


code(3f) - [M_datapac:VECTOR_OPERATIONS] code the elements of a vector (1 for the minimum, 2 for the next larger value, and so on)
Synopsis
Description
Input Arguments
Output Arguments
Examples
Author
Maintainer
License
SUBROUTINE CODE(X,N,Y)
REAL(kind=wp),intent(in) :: X(:) INTEGER,intent(in) :: N REAL(kind=wp),intent(out) :: Y(:)
CODE(3f) codes the elements of the input vector X and puts the coded values into the output vector Y. This essentially ranks the array elements so they can be accessed in ascending order like RANK(3f), but allowing duplicate ranks.
The coding is as follows--
o the minimum is coded as 1.0. o the next larger value as 2.0, o the next larger value as 3.0, o etc.
X The vector of observations to be coded. The input vector X remains unaltered. N The integer number of observations in the vector X. The maximum allowable value of N for this subroutine is 15000.
Y The vector Y which will contain the coded values corresponding to the observations in the vector X. It must be at least as large as X.
o All occurrances of the minimum are coded as 1.0; o All occurances of the next larger value are coded as 2.0; o All occurances of the next larger value are coded as 3.0, etc.
Sample program:
program demo_code use M_datapac, only : code implicit none integer,parameter :: isz=20 real :: vals(isz) real :: rndx(isz) integer :: i write(*,*) initializing array with ,isz, random numbers call random_seed() CALL RANDOM_NUMBER(vals) vals=vals*450000.0 ! make sure some duplicates vals(3)=vals(6) vals(4)=vals(15)Results:call code(vals,isz,rndx) ! code data ! check order write(*,*) write(*,(2(5x,g0.10,1x)))Values,Code,(vals(i),nint(rndx(i)),i=1,isz)
end program demo_code
> initializing array with 20 random numbers > > Output from the code subroutine > Number of distinct code values = 18 > > Value Coded Value > 3137.9548340 1. > 39334.0585938 2. > 58048.1054688 3. > 60169.2890625 4. > 61479.1015625 5. > 92335.1250000 6. ><PHONE_NUMBER>875 7. ><PHONE_NUMBER>375 8. ><PHONE_NUMBER>750 9. ><PHONE_NUMBER>000 10. ><PHONE_NUMBER>250 11. ><PHONE_NUMBER>750 12. ><PHONE_NUMBER>000 13. ><PHONE_NUMBER>500 14. ><PHONE_NUMBER>000 15. ><PHONE_NUMBER>500 16. ><PHONE_NUMBER>500 17. ><PHONE_NUMBER>000 18. > > Values Code ><PHONE_NUMBER> 14 > 60169.28906 4 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 7 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 16 > 61479.10156 5 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 7 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 15 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 11 > 3137.954834 1 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 13 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 8 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 18 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 17 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 12 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 16 > 58048.10547 3 > 39334.05859 2 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 9 ><PHONE_NUMBER> 10 > 92335.12500 6
The original DATAPAC library was written by James Filliben of the Statistical Engineering Division, National Institute of Standards and Technology.
John Urban, 2022.05.31
CC0-1.0
| Nemo Release 3.1 | code (3) | July 22, 2023 |


Routines for determining Hessenberg factorisations. Based on the "Meschach Library", available at the anonymous ftp site thrain.anu.edu.au in the directory pub/meschach.
Based on the "Meschach Library", available at the anonymous ftp site thrain.anu.edu.au in the directory pub/meschach.
Alphabetic index HTML hierarchy of classes or Java


3 Understanding Triggers - Reference Documentation
Authors: Sergey Nebolsin, Graeme Rocher, Ryan Vanderwerf
Version: 1.0-RC3
3 Understanding Triggers
Scheduling configuration syntax
Currently plugin supports three types of triggers:- simple — executes once per defined interval (ex. “every 10 seconds”);
- cron — executes job with cron expression (ex. “at 8:00am every Monday through Friday”);
- custom — your implementation of Trigger interface.
class MyJob { static triggers = { simple name:'simpleTrigger', startDelay:10000, repeatInterval: 30000, repeatCount: 10 cron name:'cronTrigger', startDelay:10000, cronExpression: '0/6 * 15 * * ?' custom name:'customTrigger', triggerClass:MyTriggerClass, myParam:myValue, myAnotherParam:myAnotherValue } def execute() { println "Job run!" } }
simple
:name
— the name that identifies the trigger;startDelay
— delay (in milliseconds) between scheduler startup and first job’s execution;repeatInterval
— timeout (in milliseconds) between consecutive job’s executions;repeatCount
— trigger will fire job execution (1 + repeatCount) times and stop after that (specify 0 here to have one-shot job or -1 to repeat job executions indefinitely);cron
:name
— the name that identifies the trigger;startDelay
— delay (in milliseconds) between scheduler startup and first job’s execution;cronExpression
— cron expressioncustom
:triggerClass
— your class which implements Trigger interface;
Dynamic Jobs Scheduling
Starting from 0.4.1 version you have the ability to schedule job executions dynamically.These methods are available:// creates cron trigger; MyJob.schedule(String cronExpression, Map params?)// creates simple trigger: repeats job repeatCount+1 times with delay of repeatInterval milliseconds; MyJob.schedule(Long repeatInterval, Integer repeatCount?, Map params?) )// schedules one job execution to the specific date; MyJob.schedule(Date scheduleDate, Map params?)//schedules job's execution with a custom trigger; MyJob.schedule(Trigger trigger)// force immediate execution of the job. MyJob.triggerNow(Map params?)// Each method (except the one for custom trigger) takes optional 'params' argument. // You can use it to pass some data to your job and then access it from the job: class MyJob { def execute(context) { println context.mergedJobDataMap.get('foo') } } // now in your controller (or service, or something else):MyJob.triggerNow([foo:"It Works!"])


nyagij
NcMana
young tawny frogmouth owl (dhududhudug).
Some speakers say this refers to a slightly different sp.
Syn:
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
nyalbung
NcMana
a large tree sp., possibly Dillenia, Elaeocarpus or Nauclea. (not seen)
Syn:
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
nyalaj
NcAnaWu
back of shoulders. Cf. mu:n, w2argu.
Ex:
wara=wargu-ri-nyadaba a-nyalaj-guy 'They put them (e.g., children) up on (the back of) their shoulders'.
As cpd. initial: see =w2anaga-.
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
nya:lig
NcWara
native cat (spotten mammal). 9.6.2, Text 34.
Syn:
wulambag (less common).
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
-nyanay
or -nyanaj
NAdj
distant, far away.
Occurs only as cpd. final, almost always in the unmarked form malanga-nyanay/j (q.v.).
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
-nyara-
Nk
(For ni-nyara, ni-nyara-yung see alphabetic listing.)
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
=nyarginda-
VIntrNgal
to tilt far over (said, e.g., of a sailboat in a strong wind).
Syn:
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
-nyi-
Pref
(See -nyi=ra-wu-, s.v. =ra-wu-).
In view of the related form nyiri (q.v.) it is not certain that this is the correct segmentation.
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
=nyinggaldha-
or =nyinygaldha-
VTrA2
to cut (crocodile, etc.) on the back of the neck. 104.4.3.
Cf:
=w1uldha-, =lha-.
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
-nyinyi-
NAdj
Attested only in Inch. form.
Inch:
=nyinyi-ma- VIntrA1 to be/become fat, obese.
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
=nyiny-ma-
VTrA3
(two or more persons) to fight by pulling hair, wrestling, etc.
Cf:
=w2i-nyji- (s.v. =w2u-), wunga:ri.
(Entry on page 149 of printed dictionary)
nyiri
NcAnaWu
cursing song (designed to cause death or injury), attributed to sorcerors.
Related to verb -nyi=ra-wu- (s.v. =ra-wu-).
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)
nyunggala
NcAnaWu
a fish sp, apparently the ox-eye herring.
Syn:
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)
nyur!
none
(grunting sound made by fish). 108.5.4.
Related to verb in next entry.
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)
=nyurnyurwa-
VIntrA1
(fish) to make grunting noises. 108.6.2.
Related to preceding entry.
(Entry on page 150 of printed dictionary)


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Sponsorship
- Tonight's meetup is kindly sponsored by Anand
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Talks
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These functions implement collocation-inference
for continuous-time and discrete-time stochastic processes.
They provide model-based smoothing, gradient-matching,
generalized profiling and forwards prediction error methods.
| Version: |
1.0.4 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.4.0), fda |
| Imports: |
MASS, Matrix, spam, deSolve, methods |
| Suggests: |
pomp, SparseM, subplex, trust, maxLik |
| Published: |
2016-11-07 |
| Author: |
Giles Hooker,
Luo Xiao,
James Ramsay |
| Maintainer: |
Giles Hooker <gjh27 at cornell.edu> |
| License: |
GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: |
http://www.bscb.cornell.edu/~hooker |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| Citation: |
CollocInfer citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS ChangeLog |
| In views: |
DifferentialEquations |
| CRAN checks: |
CollocInfer results |


This shadowed border has a width of 80% and scales with the size of your browser window. Try it! ;-) Resize your browser window now, it's fun.
A Headline With Its Own Style
The height of the heading gives its background the height.
And the content height is determined by the content.
 Thanks, Ryan, for the idea and the code!
- tl
- tr
- bl
- br
- tlr
- blr
- tbl
- tbr
Tabs that change the color when hovered over (also works in Internet Explorer 6.0 thanks to NewTrax).
Links that "glow" when hovered over - this is alpha code... A link and another link and yet another link.
Some Text


{% extends "layouts/mail_html.html" %} {% block content %}
You have registered for an account on {{ app_name }}.
Complete your registration by setting a password.


The union keyword allows you to create a variable that can be interpreted multiple ways. One variable is "unioned" with two or more types, in order for the variable to read or written as any one of those types. The data stored in memory is the same, but the different data types allow the binary data to be "filtered" or interpreted in different ways.
union CharType {
char asciiData;
uint8_t intData;
};
int main(void)
{
union CharType firstChar;
firstChar.asciiData = "a";
firstChar.intData += 1;
//firstChar.asciiData = "b"
firstChar.intData += 32;
//firstChar.asciiData = "B"
return 0;
}
For example. A "char" data type takes up a byte in memory. A "char" variable could be unioned with a uint8_t, allowing it to also be used for integer operations.
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