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Themes
According to Rowling, a major theme in the series is death: "My books are largely about death. They open with the death of Harry's parents. There is Voldemort's obsession with conquering death and his quest for immortality at any price, the goal of anyone with magic. I so understand why Voldemort wants to conquer death. We're all frightened of it."
Academics and journalists have developed many other interpretations of themes in the books, some more complex than others, and some including political subtexts. Themes such as normality, oppression, survival, and overcoming imposing odds have all been considered as prevalent throughout the series. Similarly, the theme of making one's way through adolescence and "going over one's most harrowing ordeals – and thus coming to terms with them" has also been considered. Rowling has stated that the books comprise "a prolonged argument for tolerance, a prolonged plea for an end to bigotry" and that they also pass on a message to "question authority and... not assume that the establishment or the press tells you all of the truth".
While the books could be said to comprise many other themes, such as power/abuse of power, violence and hatred, love, loss, prejudice, and free choice, they are, as Rowling states, "deeply entrenched in the whole plot"; the writer prefers to let themes "grow organically", rather than sitting down and consciously attempting to impart such ideas to her readers. Along the same lines is the ever-present theme of adolescence, in whose depiction Rowling has been purposeful in acknowledging her characters' sexualities and not leaving Harry, as she put it, "stuck in a state of permanent pre-pubescence". Rowling has also been praised for her nuanced depiction of the ways in which death and violence affects youth, and humanity as a whole.
Rowling said that, to her, the moral significance of the tales seems "blindingly obvious". The key for her was the choice between what is right and what is easy, "because that … is how tyranny is started, with people being apathetic and taking the easy route and suddenly finding themselves in deep trouble."


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// Verify that ValueError is raised if the transform are invalid
dim = 3
theta = np.ndarray(2)
assert_raises(ValueError, param_to_matrix, -1, dim, theta)
// Verify that ValueError is raised if incorrect number of parameters
for transform in transform_type.keys():
assert_array_almost_equal(actual, expected)
// Test affine 2D
transform = regtransforms[("AFFINE", 3)]
theta = np.random.rand(12)
expected = np.eye(4)
expected[0,:] = theta[:4]


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This template shows how to keep the number of child nodes in a Firebase database below a given number. This can be used to limit the number of lines of a chat history or logs.
See file functions/index.js for the code.
The dependencies are listed in functions/package.json.
As an example we’ll be using a simple chat database structure:
/functions-project-12345
/chat
/key-123456
user: "Mat",
text: "Hey Bob!"
/key-123457
user: "Bob",
text: "Hey Mat! What's Up?"
Every time a new chat message is added the Function runs. It counts the number of chat messages and removes the old ones if there are too many.


Package com.jme.input.vr
Interface VRMouseManager
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- All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractVRMouseManager
,LWJGLOpenVRMouseManager
,OculusMouseManager
,OpenVRMouseManager
,OSVRMouseManager
public interface VRMouseManager
A class dedicated to the handling of the mouse within VR environment.- Author:
- Julien Seinturier - COMEX SA - http://www.seinturier.fr
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
centerMouse()
Center the mouse on the display.com.jme.math.Vector2f
getCursorPosition()
Get the actual cursor position.float
getMouseMoveScale()
Get the move scale.float
getSpeedAcceleration()
Get the acceleration of the mouse.float
getSpeedSensitivity()
Get the sensitivity of the mouse.VREnvironment
getVREnvironment()
Get theVR Environment
to which this manager is attached.void
initialize()
Initialize the VR mouse manager.boolean
isThumbstickMode()
Get if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode.void
setImage(java.lang.String texture)
Set the image to use as mouse cursor.void
setMouseMoveScale(float set)
Set the mouse move scale.void
setSpeed(float sensitivity, float acceleration)
Set the speed of the mouse.void
setThumbstickMode(boolean set)
Set if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode.void
setVRMouseEnabled(boolean enabled)
Set if the mouse cursor should be used in the VR view.void
update(float tpf)
Update the mouse manager.void
updateAnalogAsMouse(int inputIndex, com.jme.input.controls.AnalogListener mouseListener, java.lang.String mouseXName, java.lang.String mouseYName, float tpf)
Update analog controller as it was a mouse controller.
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Method Detail
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initialize
void initialize()
Initialize the VR mouse manager.
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getVREnvironment
VREnvironment getVREnvironment()
Get theVR Environment
to which this manager is attached.- Returns:
- the
VR Environment
to which this manager is attached.
-
setVRMouseEnabled
void setVRMouseEnabled(boolean enabled)
Set if the mouse cursor should be used in the VR view.- Parameters:
enabled
-true
if the mouse cursor should be displayed in VR andfalse
otherwise.
-
setThumbstickMode
void setThumbstickMode(boolean set)
Set if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode.- Parameters:
set
-true
if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode andfalse
otherwise.
-
isThumbstickMode
boolean isThumbstickMode()
Get if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode.- Returns:
true
if the VR device controller is used within thumb stick mode andfalse
otherwise.
-
setSpeed
void setSpeed(float sensitivity, float acceleration)
Set the speed of the mouse.- Parameters:
sensitivity
- the sensitivity of the mouse.acceleration
- the acceleration of the mouse.- See Also:
getSpeedAcceleration()
,getSpeedSensitivity()
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getSpeedSensitivity
float getSpeedSensitivity()
Get the sensitivity of the mouse.- Returns:
- the sensitivity of the mouse.
- See Also:
setSpeed(float, float)
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getSpeedAcceleration
float getSpeedAcceleration()
Get the acceleration of the mouse.- Returns:
- the acceleration of the mouse.
- See Also:
setSpeed(float, float)
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getMouseMoveScale
float getMouseMoveScale()
Get the move scale. return the move scale.- See Also:
setMouseMoveScale(float)
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setMouseMoveScale
void setMouseMoveScale(float set)
Set the mouse move scale.- Parameters:
set
- the mouse move scale.- See Also:
getMouseMoveScale()
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setImage
void setImage(java.lang.String texture)
Set the image to use as mouse cursor. The given string describe an asset that the underlying application asset manager has to load.- Parameters:
texture
- the image to use as mouse cursor.
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updateAnalogAsMouse
void updateAnalogAsMouse(int inputIndex, com.jme.input.controls.AnalogListener mouseListener, java.lang.String mouseXName, java.lang.String mouseYName, float tpf)
Update analog controller as it was a mouse controller.- Parameters:
inputIndex
- the index of the controller attached to the VR system.mouseListener
- the JMonkey mouse listener to trigger.mouseXName
- the mouseX identifier.mouseYName
- the mouseY identifiertpf
- the time per frame.
-
getCursorPosition
com.jme.math.Vector2f getCursorPosition()
Get the actual cursor position.- Returns:
- the actual cursor position.
-
centerMouse
void centerMouse()
Center the mouse on the display.
-
update
void update(float tpf)
Update the mouse manager. This method should not be called manually. The standard behavior for this method is to be called from theupdate method
of the attachedVR view manager
.- Parameters:
tpf
- the time per frame.
-
-


| Total | Website | API | Embed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Searches | 615,995 | 72,920 | 514,462 | 28,613 |
| Found | 340,384 | 56,206 | 259,141 | 25,037 |
| % Found | 55.26% | 77.08% | 50.37% | 87.50% |
| Total | Website | API | Embed | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Found | 340,384 | 56,206 | 259,141 | 25,037 |
| % Found | 87.56% | 91.03% | 86.28% | 93.94% |
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| General Election | ||
| In the event of a general election during the year, do as we did in 2017 (or better!). | n/a | Phew. |
| Goal | Met? | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Elections | ||
| 100% of elections at district council level or above, including by-elections, identified by an election ID | Partially met | We know we missed some by-elections in the months following the general election, but believe we've had full coverage since late Autumn 2017. |
| Maintain a published list of these elections | Met | |
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| Candidates | ||
| Publish names and party information for 100% of candidates in above elections | Partially met | We had at least one by-election with no candidates listed. We developed a bot to point to elections where we don't have candidates to help direct volunteer efforts. We think we're on top of this now. |
| Publish email addresses for XX% of candidates | n/a | We forgot to set ourselves a target. We had email addresses for 17.5% of candidates for 3 May |
| Publish at least one social media profile for XX% of candidates | n/a | We also forgot to set a target here, but 12.7% had a twitter; 23.6% candidates had at least one contact detail |
| Polling locations | ||
| Publish polling location data for 75% of councils with elections in May 2018 | Met | 83% of councils (or 87% coverage of the 18+ population in areas with elections) |
| Publish polling location data for 100% of the 32 London boroughs, Birmingham and Manchester | Nearly met | Missed one London borough due to technical issues |
| Results | ||
| Publish winning candidate data and vote count for 100% of results at May 2018 elections | Met | Astounding! |
| Goal | Met? | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Run improved Where Do I Vote? service | Met | We made improvements based on 2017 user feedback. 96% users found what they were looking for (three-point improvement on 2017) |
| Run improved Who Can I Vote For? service | Unknown | We don't have the satisfaction score for Who last year |
| Full set of statements from candidates in 20 marginal London borough wards for May 2018 | Not met | We lacked capacity to chase individual candidates here |
| Find support for ElectionLeaflets.org (talk to five academic, cultural or heritage institutions and media companies) or close it down | Not met | Chats with academics, reached out to museums, no chance of financial support, need to shut it down |
| Goal | Met? | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Help 250,000 people engage with election information across Data and Apps | Met | 1.1m total hits to the APIs (NB. This includes repeat uses by the same person.) |
| Greater percentage of users find Who and Where useful (vs 2016 previous comparable elections) | Partially met | 96% on Where (up from 93.5% last year); 22% on Who (unknown in 2017) |
| Users on Who Can I Vote For? spend long enough on the pages to read the information | Partially met | The average user spent two-and-a-half minutes on the site in the week running up to 3 May. |
| Goal | Met? | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Board | ||
| New board of directors | Met | News in this report |
| Funding | ||
| Raise £150,000 of new funding beyond existing committed funds | Not met | We've had a lot of chats, but nothing committed yet |
| Make sales to local authorities or Cabinet Office | Not met | We met the Cabinet Office, but it's unclear as to whether they could fund; local authorities responses varied, but did not seem promising (yet) |
| Test new approaches to individual member donations | Not started | |
| Build better relationship with members | ||
| Publish weekly blog | Partially met | |
| Send monthly newsletter | Partially met | |
| Plan clear onboarding process | Not met | |
| Diversity | ||
| Make effort to understand diversity of members, partners and end users | Not met | We were offered some help here but that fell through â we need to pursue this harder |
| Make best efforts to ensure club is reflective of UK population | ||
| Understand best practices through meeting with three well-regarded organisations | Not started | Ditto |
| Publish a code of conduct | Met | Read it here |
| Design appropriate approach for the club [to improve its diversity] | Not started | |
| Research | ||
| Write research plan to cover end users and partner organisations | Partially met | Several volunteers helped us begin to design this work, but time ran out |
| React to research discoveries with new approach or prototype products | Not started | |
| Other | ||
| Plan for personal development for staff | Not started |
| Goal | Met? | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Additional data sources | ||
| Start work on open historical results database | Not started | |
| Ensure 50% of May 2018 candidate pages on Who Can I Vote For? are linked to local manifestos | Not met | Over 6,000 candidate pages linked to a local manifesto, but this represented only 39% of all candidates. Over 11,000 candidates (72%) could be linked to at least one piece of information on a local party, which is a step forward. |
| Do something not related to an election | ||
| Begin work on the UK representatives database | Not started | |
| Do something offline, potentially | ||
| London 2018 candidate debates in 20 wards | Not started | |
| Tools for door-to-door organising (could be awareness, issues, registration, GOTV) | Not started | |
| Member-organised meetups | Not started | |
| Win new project grant to review UK civic education and design proposal for moonshot project | Not started |


{% load i18n %} {% load humanize %}
{% blocktrans with name=object.name location=object.location medical_grade=object.grade_care|floatformat:1 grade_comp=object.compare_care_grade_state|yesno:_("better,worse,equal") state=object.state.name %} The nursing home {{ name }} in {{ location }} has a {{ medical_grade }} for their medical care, which is {{ grade_comp }} in comparison to other nursing homes in {{ state }}. {% endblocktrans %} {% trans "Keep in mind that almost all nursing homes get very good grades, so this shouldn’t be a key indicator for you." %}
{% endif %}{% if object.comp_price %} {% blocktrans with price_range=object.price_range price_increase=object.price_increase state=object.state.name %} The home is {{ price_range }} and you have to pay {{ price_increase }} in comparison to other nursing homes in {{ state }}. {% endblocktrans %} {% blocktrans with national_average=object.national_average_price %} In Germany a month of level 3 care costs {{ national_average }} Euro on average as a private co-payment. {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %} {% if object.bedsize %} {% blocktrans with name=object.name size_comp=object.bedsize_comp size=object.bedsize age_years=object.age_years age_comp=object.age_comp %} The nursing home {{ name }} is a {{ size_comp }} home with {{ size }} occupied beds in fully inpatient care. {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %} {% if object.provider_type %} {% blocktrans with provider_type=object.get_provider_type_display %} The home belongs to a {{ provider_type }} company. {% endblocktrans %} {% endif %} {% if object.provider_type == "privat" %} {% trans "Private companies often don't pay their employees unionized wages. Only the nursing home itself knows if this is the case here." %} {% endif %}
{% blocktrans with insurance=object.data.insurance authority=object.get_supervision_authority_link mdk=object.get_mdk_region %} If you want to inquire about this home you reach out to the {{ authority }} or the {{ mdk }}. {% endblocktrans %}
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#include <mesh.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Mesh () | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| Mesh (const std::vector< Node > &nodes, const std::vector< std::unique_ptr< BeamElement >> &elems, BCList bcs) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| SparseMatrix const & | get_inv_mass_matrix () const |
| Returns the inverse mass matrix. More... | |
| SparseMatrix const & | get_mass_matrix () const |
| SparseMatrix const & | get_global_stiffness_matrix () const |
| Returns the global stiffness matrix. More... | |
| BCList const & | get_bcs () const |
| Returns the boundary conditions applied to the nodal degrees of freedom. More... | |
A mesh is defined with a set of nodes, elements, and boundary conditions. These inputs are used to construct global stiffness and mass matrices as well as store the list of boundary conditions for use by the ExplicitSystem
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inline |
Default constructor.
Creates an empty mesh
| explicit_fea::Mesh::Mesh | ( | const std::vector< Node > & | nodes, |
| const std::vector< std::unique_ptr< BeamElement >> & | elems, | ||
| BCList | bcs | ||
| ) |
Constructor.
Builds the global stiffness and mass matrices as well as acting as a source to store the boundary conditions as a member variable.
| [in] | nodes | Node list containing a vector of \( (x, y, z) \) coordinates. |
| [in] | elem | List of elements referencing the nodal indices of the node list. |
| [in] | bcs | List of boundary conditions to apply to nodal degrees of freedom. |
| BCList const & explicit_fea::Mesh::get_bcs | ( | ) | const |
Returns the boundary conditions applied to the nodal degrees of freedom.
BC
| SparseMatrix const & explicit_fea::Mesh::get_global_stiffness_matrix | ( | ) | const |
Returns the global stiffness matrix.
The stiffness matrix is returned as a sparse square matrix where the number of rows and columns equals the total number of nodal degrees of freedom for the system.
| SparseMatrix const & explicit_fea::Mesh::get_inv_mass_matrix | ( | ) | const |
Returns the inverse mass matrix.
The inverse mass matrix is returned as a sparse square matrix where the number of rows and columns equals the total number of nodal degrees of freedom for the system.
| SparseMatrix const & explicit_fea::Mesh::get_mass_matrix | ( | ) | const |


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Class: Aws::IoT::Types::Action
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
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Overview
When passing Action as input to an Aws::Client method, you can use a vanilla Hash:
{
dynamo_db: {
table_name: "TableName", # required
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
operation: "DynamoOperation",
hash_key_field: "HashKeyField", # required
hash_key_value: "HashKeyValue", # required
hash_key_type: "STRING", # accepts STRING, NUMBER
range_key_field: "RangeKeyField",
range_key_value: "RangeKeyValue",
range_key_type: "STRING", # accepts STRING, NUMBER
payload_field: "PayloadField",
},
dynamo_d_bv_2: {
role_arn: "AwsArn",
put_item: {
table_name: "TableName", # required
},
},
lambda: {
function_arn: "FunctionArn", # required
},
sns: {
target_arn: "AwsArn", # required
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
message_format: "RAW", # accepts RAW, JSON
},
sqs: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
queue_url: "QueueUrl", # required
use_base_64: false,
},
kinesis: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
stream_name: "StreamName", # required
partition_key: "PartitionKey",
},
republish: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
topic: "TopicPattern", # required
},
s3: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
bucket_name: "BucketName", # required
key: "Key", # required
canned_acl: "private", # accepts private, public-read, public-read-write, aws-exec-read, authenticated-read, bucket-owner-read, bucket-owner-full-control, log-delivery-write
},
firehose: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
delivery_stream_name: "DeliveryStreamName", # required
separator: "FirehoseSeparator",
},
cloudwatch_metric: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
metric_namespace: "MetricNamespace", # required
metric_name: "MetricName", # required
metric_value: "MetricValue", # required
metric_unit: "MetricUnit", # required
metric_timestamp: "MetricTimestamp",
},
cloudwatch_alarm: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
alarm_name: "AlarmName", # required
state_reason: "StateReason", # required
state_value: "StateValue", # required
},
elasticsearch: {
role_arn: "AwsArn", # required
endpoint: "ElasticsearchEndpoint", # required
index: "ElasticsearchIndex", # required
type: "ElasticsearchType", # required
id: "ElasticsearchId", # required
},
}
Describes the actions associated with a rule.
Instance Attribute Summary
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#cloudwatch_alarm ⇒ Types::CloudwatchAlarmAction
rw
Change the state of a CloudWatch alarm.
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#cloudwatch_metric ⇒ Types::CloudwatchMetricAction
rw
Capture a CloudWatch metric.
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#dynamo_d_bv_2 ⇒ Types::DynamoDBv2Action
rw
Write to a DynamoDB table.
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#dynamo_db ⇒ Types::DynamoDBAction
rw
Write to a DynamoDB table.
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#elasticsearch ⇒ Types::ElasticsearchAction
rw
Write data to an Amazon Elasticsearch Service domain.
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#firehose ⇒ Types::FirehoseAction
rw
Write to an Amazon Kinesis Firehose stream.
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#kinesis ⇒ Types::KinesisAction
rw
Write data to an Amazon Kinesis stream.
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#lambda ⇒ Types::LambdaAction
rw
Invoke a Lambda function.
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#republish ⇒ Types::RepublishAction
rw
Publish to another MQTT topic.
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#s3 ⇒ Types::S3Action
rw
Write to an Amazon S3 bucket.
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#sns ⇒ Types::SnsAction
rw
Publish to an Amazon SNS topic.
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#sqs ⇒ Types::SqsAction
rw
Publish to an Amazon SQS queue.
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Instance Attribute Details
#cloudwatch_alarm ⇒ Types::CloudwatchAlarmAction (rw)
Change the state of a CloudWatch alarm.
#cloudwatch_metric ⇒ Types::CloudwatchMetricAction (rw)
Capture a CloudWatch metric.
#dynamo_d_bv_2 ⇒ Types::DynamoDBv2Action (rw)
Write to a DynamoDB table. This is a new version of the DynamoDB action. It allows you to write each attribute in an MQTT message payload into a separate DynamoDB column.
#dynamo_db ⇒ Types::DynamoDBAction (rw)
Write to a DynamoDB table.
#elasticsearch ⇒ Types::ElasticsearchAction (rw)
Write data to an Amazon Elasticsearch Service domain.
#firehose ⇒ Types::FirehoseAction (rw)
Write to an Amazon Kinesis Firehose stream.
#kinesis ⇒ Types::KinesisAction (rw)
Write data to an Amazon Kinesis stream.
#lambda ⇒ Types::LambdaAction (rw)
Invoke a Lambda function.
#republish ⇒ Types::RepublishAction (rw)
Publish to another MQTT topic.
#s3 ⇒ Types::S3Action (rw)
Write to an Amazon S3 bucket.
#sns ⇒ Types::SnsAction (rw)
Publish to an Amazon SNS topic.
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Unfortunately development for Mizore-Chan has stopped
Mizore-Chan is no longer going to be in development, however it will still be supported.For more information please join the Discord server.
About - Mizore-Chan
Mizore-Chan is a discord bot developed by OblivionSan. It's still a W.I.P - More features will be added in due time.
This bot is being built within my spare time so don't expect constant updates.
Contact me via Discord if you want to help with the development of Mizore-Chan.
AS OF NOW MIZORE-CHAN IS NO LONGER IN DEVELOPMENT, HOWEVER I WILL STILL BE SUPPORTING IT AND MAKING SURE IT STAYS ONLINE AND FULLY OPERATIONAL.
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Developer & Creator of @MizoreChan & @WeebIndex via GitHub
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A discord-bot handled and maintained by @OblivionSan
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A home for weeb based projects.
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Web & Network Enthusiast
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Creator of Moe Wars


Australia, New South Wales, Palm Beach
Australia, New South Wales, Mona Vale Beach
Singapore
Singapore
Greece, Athens
Greece, Thessaloniki
Poland, Mazovian Voivodeship
Poland, Warsaw, Złote Tarasy
Germany, Bonn, Altstadt
Germany, Aachen
Germany, Aachen
Germany, Cologne
Germany, Dusseldorf
Germany, Dusseldorf
Greece, Athens
Singapore
Australia, Sydney, Architecture Design and Planning University of Sydney
Australia, Sydney, Botanical Gardens
Australia, Campbelltown, Seta's Cafe
Australia
Australia, Melbourne, RMIT Design
Australia, The University of Melbourne
Australia, Melbourne
Australia, Sydney, University of Sydney
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, KLIA2
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Petaling Street Flea Market
Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Petronas Twin Towers
Japan, Kyoto
Japan, Kyoto, Eikan-dō Zenrin-ji
Japan, Kyoto, Fushimi Inari-taisha
Japan, Kyoto, Kiyomizu-dera
Japan, Kyoto
Japan, Kyoto, 9 Hours Capsule Hotel
Korea, KAIST 수리과학과
Korea, Seoul, National Museum of Korea
Korea, Seoul, War Memorial of Korea
Korea, Seoul, Gangnam Square
Korea, Seoul, Lotte World Tower, Seoul Sky - 서울스카이
Korea, Chungcheongbuk-do
Korea, Daejeon, KAIST
Korea, Seoul, Osulloc Teahouse
Korea, Daecheong Dam
South Korea
Korea, Jeju Island 미니미니랜드 태권브이주차장
Korea, Jeju Island
Korea, Jeju Island, A Factory Bakery
Korea, Jeju Island, A Factory Bakery
Korea, Jeju Island
Korea, Jeju Island
Korea, Seoul, the other airport
Korea, Seoul, Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station
Korea, Busan, 해운대해수욕장 - Haeundae Beach
Korea, Busan, Train Station
Korea, Busan
Korea, Daejeon, 성심당 Sung Sim Dang
Korea, Seoraksan National Park
Korea, Seoraksan National Park
Korea, Gangneung
Korea, Daejeon Station
Korea, Seoul, Gyeongbokgung
Korea, Seoul, Footbridge near Seoul Central Train Station
Korea, KAIST 중앙도서관
Korea, Ulsan
Korea, UNIST
Korea, Daegu
Korea, KI Building
Korea, Daejeon
Korea, Daejeon
Korea, KAIST 수리과학과
Korea, Daejeon
Korea, Daejeon
Korea, close to Daegu, 대구국제공항
Japan, Fukuoka Airport, 福岡空港 国際線ターミナル
Japan, Fukuoka, 大濠公園 Ohori Park
Japan, Osaka Prefecture
Australia, Cairns International Airport
Australia, Sydney, Circular Quay
Australia, University of Sydney
Australia, New South Wales, Minto
Australia, Sydney, Dr Chau Chak Wing Building
Switzerland, Zurich, Lindenhof Hill
Switzerland, Universität Zürich - Kunsthistorisches Institut
Switzerland, Zurich
Australia, Sydney, Harbour Bridge
Australia, Sydney, Barangaroo Reserve
Australia, Sydney
Switzerland, Zurich Airport
Switzerland, Zurich Airport
China, Beijing
China, Beijing Terminal 3
Australia, Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art
Australia, Sydney, Museum of Contemporary Art
China, Great Wall of China
China, Beijing
Australia
Australia, New South Wales
Australia, Sydney
Australia, Minto Heights
Australia, City of Campbelltown
Poland, Bydgoskie Centrum Sztuki
Poland, Lesznowola


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In this section, we provide a comprehensive list of practices for collaborative vocabulary development. We derived this list from our own experience in creating vocabularies like SCORVoc5 and MobiVoc6 in combination with the results of the aforementioned analysis in sec:vocab-analysis. It will serve as guidelines that help to focus on the most important aspects of vocabulary creation process. Therefore, it is expected to increase the efficiency of the collaboration and to improve the overall quality of the vocabulary. For the sake of clarity, it should be kept in view that we consider vocabularies as lightweight ontologies. fig:phases depicts the main aspects of our approach, which are described in detail in the remainder of this section.
However, it is worth mentioning that these guidelines are independent of the concrete development environment. They can be applied within various circumstance. Nevertheless, we would like to encourage the adoption of a well-known distributed versioning control system as the basic collaboration support environment. In this regard, we have chosen Git due to the following two rationales. On the one hand, Git is a mature versioning control system supported by very sophisticated tools. Therefore, it is broadly used in software development projects. More than 10 million repositories7 are hosted in GitHub for open source and commercial projects [Kalliamvakou et al., 2015]. On the other hand, existing popular vocabularies like schema.org8, Description of a Project (DOAP)9, the music ontology10 also use GitHub to facilitate the collaboration of the respective communities. This indicates that the vocabulary development community is already familiar with Git.


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Budget programmes will differ in composition of spending, from compensation of employees, transfers to other agencies and goods and services, depending on their objective.
Select an Economic Classification to filter the data in this chart and see how much programmes spend on that category.


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