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Page No.# 1/10 GAHC010077512020 THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT (HIGH COURT OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH) Case No. : PIL (Suo Moto) No.3 of 2020 1:X X X X GUWAHATI, ASSAM VERSUS 1:IN RE - THE UNION OF INDIA AND 7 ORS REPRESENTED BY SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF MINES, SHASTRI BHAWAN, DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD ROAD, ROOM NO. 320, A-WING, NEW DELHI - 110001 2:THE STATE OF ASSAM REPRESENTED BY THE CHIEF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM DISPUR GUWAHATI - 781006 3:THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM HOME AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI - 781006 4:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF ASSAM FOREST AND ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT DISPUR GUWAHATI - 781006 5:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR AND HEAD OF FOREST FORCE ARANYA BHAWAN PANJABARI GUWAHATI - 781037 6:THE DIRECTOR THE DIRECTORATE OF GEOLOGICAL AND MINING DEPARTMENT KAHILIPARA GUWAHATI - 781019 7:COAL INDIA LIMITED REPRESENTED BY THE CHAIRMAN-CUM- MANAGING DIRECTOR COAL BHAWAN PREMISE NO.04 MAR PLOT NO. AF-III ACTION AREA-1A NEWTOWN RAJARHAT KOLKATA - 700156 8:THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT - TINSUKIA ASSAM PIN - 78612 Advocate for the Petitioner : MR. T J MAHANTA, SR. ADV Advocate for the Respondent : MR. M Z AHMED (R7) Page No.# 2/10 Linked Case : PIL No.36 of 2020 1:BASANTA DEKA S/O. LT. LOKNATH DEKA R/O. KARUNAMOYEE HOUSING APARTMENT M.C. ROAD UZAN BAZAR GUWAHATI-781003. VERSUS 1:THE UNION OF INDIA AND 5 ORS. REP. BY SECRETARY MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MoEF AND CC) GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI. 2:THE NATIONAL BOARD OF WILD LIFE (NBWL) REP. BY THE CHAIRPERSON MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MoEF AND CC) GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI. 3:THE STATE OF ASSAM REP. BY ITS CHIEF SECRETARY ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 4:THE ASSAM STATE BOARD FOR WILD LIFE (SBWL) REP. BY THE CHAIRPERSON DEPTT. OF ENVIRONMENT GOVT. OF ASSAM ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-06. 5:THE GENERAL MANAGER M/S COAL INDIA LTD. COAL BHAWAN PREMISE NO.004 MAR PLOT NO.AF-III ACTION AREA 1A NEWTON RAJARHAT KOLKATA-7000156. 6:THE GENERAL MANAGER M/S NORTH EASTERN COAL FIELDS LTD. COAL INDIA LTD. BLACK DIAMOND TOWERS G.S. ROAD GUWAHATI. Advocate for the Petitioner : MR. T GOGOI Advocate for the Respondent : ASSTT.S.G.I. Linked Case : PIL No.29 of 2020 1:MRINMOY KHATANIAR AND ANR. S/O- LATE BIJOY CH KHATANIAR R/O- NARIKALBARI PATH MT ROAD GUWAHATI- 781024 2: AMAR JYOTI DEKA S/O- LATE BHABENDRA NATH DEKA R/O- H NO. 20 NAMONI PATH KARBI PATH MOTHER TERESA PATH P.O- BAMUNIMAIDAM P.S- GEETANAGAR GHY- 21 ASSAM VERSUS Page No.# 3/10 1:UNION OF INDIA AND 9 ORS REP. BY THE SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF INDIA MIN OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE INDIRA PARYAVARAN BHAWAN JORBAGH ROAD NEW DELHI- 110003 2:MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE NER OFFICE LAW U SIB LUMBATNGEN NEAR MTC WORKSHOP SHILLONG- 7930211 3:THE STATE OF ASSAM REP. BY THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST DEPTT DISPUR GUWAHATI- 06 4:THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO THE GOVT OF ASSAM DISPUR SECRETARIAT COMPLEX GUWAHATI- 06 5:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS AND HEAD OF FOREST FORCE H BLOCK 2ND FLOOR JANATA BHAWAN DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM 6:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST (WILDLIFE) H BLOCK 2ND FLOOR JANATA BHAWAN DISPUR GUWAHATI- 781006 ASSAM 7:NATIONAL BOARD FOR WILDLIFE REP. BY THE STANDING COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL BOARD FOR WILDLIFE MIN OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (WILDLIFE DIVISION) 6TH FLOOR VAYU WING INDIRA PARYAVARAN BHAWAN JORBAGH ROAD NEW DELHI- 110003 8:STATE BOARD FOR WILDLIFE REP. BY ITS CHAIRMAN DISPUR SECRETARIAT COMPLEX GUWAHATI- 06 9:COAL INDIA LIMITED COAL BHAWAN PREMISE NO. 04 MAR PLAT NO AF- III ACTION AREA -1A NEW TOWN RAJARHAT KOLKATA- 700156 10:CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER NE COAL FIELDS COAL INDIA LIMITED SUB DIV MARGHERITA DIST- TINSUKIA ASSAM PIN- 786181 Advocate for the Petitioner : MR. D K DAS Advocate for the Respondent : ASSTT.S.G.I. Linked Case : PIL No.30 of 2020 1:VIKRAM RAJKHOWA AND ANR. S/O SRI JYOTI PRASAD RAJKHOWA R/O NARIKAL BARI P.S GEETANAGAR GUWAHATI-781024 DIST. KAMRUP(M) ASSAM Page No.# 4/10 2: SANTANU BARTHAKUR S/O SRI AWANI BARTHAKUR R/O GANESH MANDIR PATH NEW GUWAHATI P.S. NOONMATI DIST. KAMRUP(M) ASSAM VERSUS 1:THE UNION OF INDIA AND 16 ORS. REP. BY THE SECRETARY MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MOEF AND CC) GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI 2:THE SECRETARY MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI 3:THE CHAIRPERSON STANDING COMMITTEE OF NATIONAL BOARD FOR WILD LIFE (NBWL) MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI 4:THE CHAIRPERSON NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY AUTHORITY (NBA) MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI 5:THE CHAIRPERSON FOREST ADVISORY COMMITTEE (FAC) MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE GOVT. OF INDIA NEW DELHI 6:THE COMMISSIONER AND SECREATRY ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST DEPTT. GOVT. OF ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 ASSAM 7:THE PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FOREST ARANYA BHAWAN PANJABARI GUWAHATI 8:THE DIVISIONAL FOREST OFFICER DIGBOI FOREST DIVISION P.O. DIGBOI DIST. TINSUKIA 9:THE CHAIRPERSON STATE BOARD FOR WILD LIFE (SBWL) ASSAM DEPTT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST GOVT. OF ASSAM ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 10:THE CHAIRPERSON ASSAM STATE BIODIVERSITY BOARD (ASBB) DEPTT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND FOREST GOVT. OF ASSAM ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 11:THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO THE GOVT. OF ASSAM MINES AND MINERALS DEPTT. ASSAM SACHIVALAYA DISPUR GUWAHATI-781006 12:THE DEPUTY COMMISSIONER TINSUKIA O/O DEPUTY COMMISSIONER BORGURI DIST. TINSUKIA 13:THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE Page No.# 5/10 ASSAM ASSAM POLICE HEAD QUARTERS ULUBARI GUWAHATI-781007 14:THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE TINSUKIA O/O THE SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE BORGURI DIST. TINSUKIA 15:THE STATE OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH REP. BY ITS CHIEF SECREATRY ITANAGAR ARUNACHAL PRADESH 16:THE GENERAL MANAGER M/S COAL INDIA LTD. COAL BHAWAN PREMISE NO. 004 MAR PLOT NO. AF-III ACTION AREA-1A NEWTOWN RAJARHAT KOLKATA-700156 17:THE GENERAL MANAGER M/S NORTH EASTERN COALFIELDS COAL INDIA LTD. BLACK DIAMOND TOWER GS ROAD GUWAHATI KAMRUP (M) ASSAM For the Petitioners : Mr. T.J. Mahanta, standing counsel, Gauhati High Court. Mr. P.P. Dutta, Advocate. Mr. D.K. Das, Advocate. Mr. R.S. Choudhury, Advocate. Mr. H. Betala, Advocate. Mr. C. Kumar, Advocate. Mr. A. Baruah, Advocate. Mr. T.R. Gogoi, Advocate. Mr. V. Rajkhowa, Advocate. Mr. S.S. Hazarika, Advocate. Mr. B. Baruah, Advocate. For the Respondents : Mr. P.N. Goswami, standing counsel, Forest Department. Mr. B.D. Goswami, Addl. Advocate General, Arunachal Pradesh. Mr. A. Chandran, Addl. Sr. Govt. Advocate, Arunachal Pradesh. Mr. K.K. Parasar, Advocate. -BEFORE- HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR. AJAI LAMBA HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE MANISH CHOUDHURY ORDER
Date : 01-09-2020 (Ajai Lamba, C.J.) The Court proceedings have been conducted through Video-Conference.
2. Gist of the issue raised by this bunch of 4(four) cases is recorded in order dated 04.06.2020 rendered in PIL (Suo Moto) No.3/2020. The order reads as under:-
"The Court proceedings have been conducted through Video-Conference.
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2. The issue raised by virtue of this petition is in regard to approval allegedly given for coal mining project in Saleki Reserve Forest, which is a part of Dehing Patkai Elephant Reserve. It has been pleaded that Dehing Patkai Elephant Reserve of which Saleki is a part, is the largest rainforest in India and stretches for 575 square kilometers across Tinsukia, Dibrugarh and Sivasagar districts of Upper Assam. The virgin forestland is also referred to as the 'Amazon of the East'. Biodiversity of the forestland is rich and unique. Dehing Patkai region is already threatened by high polluting industries such as coal mine, oil refineries, gas drilling which adversely affect the biodiversity of the region. There are varieties of animals and birds living in the area. Large numbers of reptiles that are rare have their abode in the area.
It has been alleged that environmental disaster would be caused if approval is given by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change to allow coal mining project in this area without proper scientific study, discussions, and taking into consideration various aspects of protecting the environment.
3. It has been asserted that environmental impact is required to be assessed before any such activity is allowed in this area. However, Environment Impact Assessment Report has not been prepared so as to ensure safeguarding natural habitat and protection of animals, birds and reptile species existing in the region.
4. Issue notice to the respondents.
5. Mr. SC Keyal, learned Asstt. Solicitor General of India accepts notice on behalf of respondent No.1, Mr. PN Goswami, learned counsel accepts notice on behalf of respondent Nos.2, 3, 4, 5 and 8, Mr. R Dhar, learned counsel accepts notice on behalf of respondent No.6 and Mr. MZ Ahmed, learned Senior counsel accepts notice on behalf of respondent No. 7.
6. Considering the nature of concern shown by the petitioner, we hereby direct respondent No.4 (The Commissioner & Secretary to the Government of Assam, Forest and Environment Department), respondent No.1 (The Union of India, Represented by Secretary, Ministry of Mines), respondent No.2 (The State of Assam, Represented by the Chief Secretary, Government of Assam), respondent No.3 (The Secretary to the Government of Assam, Home& Political Department), respondent No.5 (The Principal Chief Conservator and Head of Forest Force, Aranya Bhawan, Panjabari, Guwahati), respondent No.6 (The Director, The Directorate of Geological & Mining Department, Kahilipara, Guwahati), respondent No.7 (Coal India Limited, Represented by the Page No.# 7/10 Chairman-cum-Managing Director) and respondent No.8 (The Deputy Commissioner, District-Tinsukia, Assam) to file their affidavits clarifying each aspect of the matter, particularly whether before taking any steps for allowing mining, environmental impact has been assessed or not.
7. Affidavits-in-opposition be filed positively on or before 14.07.2020 or else exemplary cost would be imposed.
8. List on 20th of July, 2020.
9. Let a copy of this order be provided under the signature of the Court Master."
3. Learned counsel for the State has pointed out that his Excellency the Governor of Assam has ordered an enquiry. The fact that an enquiry has been ordered from the highest level in the State is reflected in the Assam Gazette (Extra Ordinary) published on 20.07.2020 vide Notification dated 18.07.2020, which has been placed on record as Annexure-A with the affidavit of Smt. Madhurima Baruah, i.e. respondent No.4, who is serving as Secretary to Government of Assam, Environment & Forest Department.
We have gone through contents of the Notification. It is apparent that the Notification has been issued on the direction of Hon'ble the Governor. Relevant portion of the Notification reads as under:-
"No.FRS.171/2018/272.- Whereas there have been widespread electronic and print media reports in recent times, alleging illegal coal mining activities in Saleki Proposed Reserved Forest under Digboi Forest Division including in Tikok Open Cast Project (oCP) area by organizations such as Coal India Limited and its subsidiaries and by some unscrupulous individuals and its adverse environmental impact on the flora and fauna of the aforesaid area;
-AND-
Whereas, there are also allegations of violation of the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891, the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, in the process of coal mining activities carried out by Coal India Limited or its subsidiaries in Saleki Proposed Reserved Forest and also in Tikok Open Cast Project area,
-AND-
Page No.# 8/10 Whereas, wide powers have been vested in the State Government by the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 and the Rules framed thereunder, regulating mining lease, period of lease, collection of different royalties, preservation of area for conservation, penalty and recovery for unauthorized mining, restoration and rehabilitation of mined area, prevention of illegal mining, transportation and storage, besides powers conferred under the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891, the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 & the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and other related laws;-AND-
Whereas, it has now become expedient and necessary, in public interest and also in the interest of protection of Environment, Forests and Wildlife in and around Saleki Proposed Reserved Forest and Tikok Open Cast Project Area, to enquire into any violation of the aforesaid laws related to Forests, Wildlife, Mining and Environment, during the last 20 years, while carrying out any mining or any other activities by any corporation, organization or individual in the aforesaid forest areas;
As such, in exercise of powers conferred under section 3 of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952, the Governor of Assam is pleased to constitute a 'One-Man Enquiry Commission' headed by Justice (Retd.) B.P. Katakey, retired Judge of the Hon'ble Gauhati High Court to cause an enquiry into the aforesaid allegations with the following Terms of Reference for the Commission:-
1. To enquire as to whether since the year 2003 till date, any illegal activities have been undertaken by any organization or individual in and around Saleki Proposed Reserved Forest (PRF) under Digboi Forest Division, including the Tikok Open Cast Project of Coal India Limited (North Eastern Coalfields).
2. To enquire and identify organization(s) and individual(s) responsible for undertaking such illegal mining activities, if any, in and around the aforesaid forest area.
3. To enquire into the manner of processing of any application, if made, by any organization or individual for grant of mining lease in the aforesaid forest area during the period from 2003 onwards, and also to enquire as to whether grant of any mining lease during the said period was in Page No.# 9/10 compliance and in conformity with the provisions of applicable laws i.e. the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957, the Assam Forest Regulation, 1891, the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 and other applicable Laws and Rules.
4. To enquire and assess, the extent of illegal mining activities, if any, in and around the aforesaid forest areas and also the impact of such activities, if any, on the flora and fauna generally found in and around the aforesaid forest area.
5. To enquire into and fix responsibility upon government officials of any department found involved in commission of any illegal mining or any other illegal activity in commission or abetment of the aforesaid forest area.
6. To enquire into and suggest measures for recovery of loss, if any, caused due to unlawful coal mining activity under the jurisdiction of Digboi Forest Division, either in the form of rent, royalty, penalty, land arrears or tax in terms of Section 21(5) of the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act, 1957 or under any other law in force during commission of offence of illegal mining or commission of any other illegal activity.
7. To enquire into and suggest measures to be taken for restoration, rehabilitation and reclamation of areas damaged due to illegal coal mining and ancillary activities, if any, and approximate amount of costs to be incurred for such purpose.
8. To enquire into any other prohibited regulated activities inside all forests (RF/PRF) and wildlife sanctuary under Digboi Forest Division and to suggest remedial measures to be taken to check such activities.
The Commission is also hereby vested with the additional powers as mentioned in Section 5(2) to 5(5) of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952. For the purpose of conducting any investigation pertaining to enquiry, the Commission is vested with the powers conferred under Section 5(A) of the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952. Sri P.N. Goswami, Advocate & Standing Counsel, Environment & Forest Department shall represent the Government of Assam before the Commission. The Page No.# 10/10 Commission shall submit its report within a period of 6 (Six) months from the date of issuance of this notification."
4. Considering the nature of enquiry ordered at the instance of His Excellency the Governor of Assam, and the fact that a former Judge of Gauhati High Court has been appointed as the Commission, we stay our hands on adjudicating on the matter to await report to be furnished by the Enquiry Commission constituted under the Commissions of Inquiry Act, 1952.
5. List on 20th October, 2020.
6. We give liberty to all the parties to this lis to furnish their stand/evidences in support of their respective claims before the Commission.
JUDGE CHIEF JUSTICE M. Sharma Comparing Assistant


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| javax.sound.midi |
Provides interfaces and classes for I/O, sequencing, and synthesis of MIDI
(Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data.
|
| javax.sound.midi.spi |
Supplies interfaces for service providers to implement when
offering new MIDI devices, MIDI file readers and writers, or sound bank readers.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| ControllerEventListener
The
ControllerEventListener interface should be implemented
by classes whose instances need to be notified when a Sequencer
has processed a requested type of MIDI control-change event. |
| Instrument
An instrument is a sound-synthesis algorithm with certain parameter
settings, usually designed to emulate a specific real-world
musical instrument or to achieve a specific sort of sound effect.
|
| InvalidMidiDataException
An
InvalidMidiDataException indicates that inappropriate MIDI
data was encountered. |
| MetaEventListener
The
MetaEventListener interface should be implemented
by classes whose instances need to be notified when a
has processed a . |
| MetaMessage
A
MetaMessage is a that is not meaningful to synthesizers, but
that can be stored in a MIDI file and interpreted by a sequencer program. |
| MidiChannel
A
MidiChannel object represents a single MIDI channel. |
MidiDevice
MidiDevice is the base interface for all MIDI devices. |
| MidiDevice.Info
A
MidiDevice.Info object contains assorted
data about a , including its
name, the company who created it, and descriptive text. |
| MidiEvent
MIDI events contain a MIDI message and a corresponding time-stamp
expressed in ticks, and can represent the MIDI event information
stored in a MIDI file or a
object. |
| MidiFileFormat
A
MidiFileFormat object encapsulates a MIDI file's
type, as well as its length and timing information. |
MidiMessage
MidiMessage is the base class for MIDI messages. |
| MidiUnavailableException
A
MidiUnavailableException is thrown when a requested MIDI
component cannot be opened or created because it is unavailable. |
| Patch
A
Patch object represents a location, on a MIDI
synthesizer, into which a single instrument is stored (loaded). |
| Receiver
A
Receiver receives objects and
typically does something useful in response, such as interpreting them to
generate sound or raw MIDI output. |
| Sequence
A
Sequence is a data structure containing musical
information (often an entire song or composition) that can be played
back by a object. |
| Sequencer
A hardware or software device that plays back a MIDI
is known as a sequencer. |
| Sequencer.SyncMode
A
SyncMode object represents one of the ways in which
a MIDI sequencer's notion of time can be synchronized with a master
or slave device. |
| ShortMessage
A
ShortMessage contains a MIDI message that has at most
two data bytes following its status byte. |
| Soundbank
A
Soundbank contains a set of Instruments
that can be loaded into a Synthesizer . |
| SoundbankResource
A
SoundbankResource represents any audio resource stored
in a . |
| Synthesizer
A
Synthesizer generates sound. |
| Track
A MIDI track is an independent stream of MIDI events (time-stamped MIDI
data) that can be stored along with other tracks in a standard MIDI file.
|
| Transmitter |
| VoiceStatus
A
VoiceStatus object contains information about the current
status of one of the voices produced by a Synthesizer . |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| InvalidMidiDataException
An
InvalidMidiDataException indicates that inappropriate MIDI
data was encountered. |
MidiDevice
MidiDevice is the base interface for all MIDI devices. |
| MidiDevice.Info
A
MidiDevice.Info object contains assorted
data about a , including its
name, the company who created it, and descriptive text. |
| MidiFileFormat
A
MidiFileFormat object encapsulates a MIDI file's
type, as well as its length and timing information. |
| Sequence
A
Sequence is a data structure containing musical
information (often an entire song or composition) that can be played
back by a object. |
| Soundbank
A
Soundbank contains a set of Instruments
that can be loaded into a Synthesizer . |
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Rules
The goal is to connect all of the islands by drawing a series of bridges between the islands.
1. Bridges must not cross any other bridges or islands.
2. The number of bridges connected to each island must match the number on that island.
3. The bridges must connect the islands into a single connected group.
Controls
Bridges can be built using a few different methods.
1. Place your mouse over an island and press 'wasd/WASD'.
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- Uppercase 'WASD' will build two bridges.
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- A left click will build one bridge.
- A right click will build two bridges.
3. Shift click on an island to build bridges in all possible directions.


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It almost seems appropriate that the much-anticipated political flick "Primary Colors" is as two-faced as its main character, Gov. Jack Stanton played by John Travolta. Based on the best-selling book by Newsweek editor Joe Klein, aka Anonymous, "Primary Colors" follows the eerie parallels of the Clinton 1992 Presidential campaign. Travolta really is a look-alike, sound-alike to President Bill Clinton, right down to the home-spun stories, jogging suits and appetite for women and food. In fact, where ever Stanton is seen, there is something to eat. In the course of this movie, Stanton has eaten barbequed ribs, fried chicken, donuts, apple fritters and Chinese food. The first half of "Primary Colors" is a wonderful, humor-filled political satire that rivals Tim Robbins' "Bob Roberts," one of the best movies of 1992 that nobody went to see. When Stanton is accused of an unforgivable sex act, "Primary Colors" makes a wrong turn near Albuquerque that takes the film in an unexpected direction that it is not completely able to recover from. The first half may follow closely to Clinton's first presidential campaign, but the second half is quite fictional. "Primary Colors" uneasily turns from comedic satire to moody drama. There is not a single laugh in the film's second half. Frank Capra's classic "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" can pull off the adjustment from satire to moody drama. Its ending, when Jimmy Stewart's Smith nearly becomes a beaten man, is as dark as any other Capra film. I know Jimmy Stewart (figuratively) and Travolta is no Jimmy Stewart. It appears director Mike Nichols ("The Birdcage") and screenwriter Elaine May wanted to have it both ways. The former University of Chicago comedy partners try to cover all grounds with subplots right out of TV's "Spin City" and final ethical tests similar to what Spencer Tracy faced in Capra's "State of the Union." The satire in "Primary Colors" follows "Bob Roberts," a funny semi-documentary, behind-the-scenes look at a Pennsylvania businessman's run for senator. Jack Stanton and Bob Roberts could feel right at home together as couch potatoes watching college football on the tube. Actually, they are both frauds. They know it. The voters don't. When "Primary Colors" opens, Stanton is a Southern governor from an unnamed state, who is trying to get known in New Hampshire, site of the first presidential primary. Ivy-League trained political advisor Henry Burton (British actor Adrian Lester) is reluctantly brought in to assist. Emma Thompson plays Stanton's wife, Susan, while Billy Bob Thornton is the skilled campaign manager and Kathy Bates steals the show as troubleshooter Libby Holden. Need a scorecard to find the modern parallels? Travolta is Bill Clinton, Thompson is Hillary Rodham Clinton, Lester is George Stephanopoulos, Thornton is James Carville and Bates is advisor Betsy Wright. There is also a Gennifer Flowers look alike, who publicizes her affair with Stanton -- Clinton -- through a popular supermarket tabloid. Bates clearly steals the show in an Oscar-caliber supporting performance as the hired gun brought in to fight off troubling news about Stanton's philandering ways. Bates has mastered the style of the tough-as-nails, cranky boss. One problem with May's script is that we never fully get to know Stanton. Why is he running for president after all, and beyond an adult literacy issue, what else does he stand for? I guess I shouldn't feel so badly that I would rather vote for Kevin Kline's Dave rather than a politician that seems more like the real thing. In 1993, documentary filmmakers D.A. Pennebaker and Chris Hegedus released "The War Room," which filmed Clinton's Little Rock campaign headquarters in '92. It's easy to see how Stanton's small staff equalled Clinton's inner sanctum, though "The War Room" is set only a few months after "Primary Colors." "Primary Colors" clocks in at a too-long 2 1/2 hours. Travolta, who seemingly dances in every one of his movies ("Saturday Night Fever," "Grease," "Perfect," "Pulp Fiction," and "Michael") gives his worst dance performance of his career since "Staying Alive." One trivial note: That's former "Dukes of Hazzard" tow truck driver, Rep. Ben Jones, as one of Stanton's campaign advisors. Rating: Two-and-a-half stars
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When you look at a modern web page, it often looks like one fluid, attractive image. In fact, what you see is a series of pieces, designed to fit together cohesively. Each piece has a purpose. From a developer’s perspective, these pieces are called “elements.” Many, many elements make up the web pages you typically see.
Web pages, at the lowest level, are not made up of what a designer creates visually. They are made up of blocks of code. The words and images on a web page are marked by a series of coded tags, and those tags create sections, which can be styled. An incredible amount of code goes into the complex, elegant web pages we’re used to seeing today. By marking certain sections of the code, multiple pieces can be styled together, and particular pieces can be styled alone.
To mark a similar set of elements for styling, pieces of code are assigned to a “class.” This allows the creator to change the appearance of several portions of the web page at once. Classes are often chosen because the included pieces have similar functionality, or they are intended to appear similarly in the browser. For example, we could place each sidebar button in the same class, and make their links green. Many pieces of a web page can have the same class, and an element in the web page can even have multiple classes, allowing it to be styled in different ways.
To mark one particular element for styling, a piece of code can be given an “ID.” IDs allow even the smallest parts of a web page can be styled individually. For example, if we wanted to make the writer’s name at the end of an online letter appear more like a real signature, we could give that name an ID, and set the font to something with a cursive style. It is important to note that an ID can ONLY be used once.
Let’s look at an example. Consider the navigation bar on this website’s main page:
Each of the four tabs is a separate element, designed to bring the user new content. However, each of these elements is assigned to a class, in order to style them together. Instead of coding an individual section that sets each element’s size and font, the style for the entire class can be set, and each of the elements will use that styling.
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Classes and IDs allow for well-structured site design, and they allow that design to be changed easily. Elements can be styled as a group when they’re a part of a class, and they can be styled uniquely when given an ID. This simple concept gives a page creator a great deal of power.
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A method to test genetic linkage with covariates by regression methods with response IBD sharing for relative pairs. Account for correlations of IBD statistics and covariates for relative pairs within the same pedigree.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.15.0) |
| Published: | 2013-04-20 |
| Author: | Jason P. Sinnwell and Daniel J. Schaid |
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As with all statistics, these may not be an exactly right, and things may have changed slightly since the time that the articles I took
them from were written.
The problem
- Around 14% of employees in the UK Tech Industry are female
- Lack of diversity
- Missing out on talent
Facts and statistics
- 31% of Facebook's employees are female
- 39% of LinkedIn's employees are female
- 30% of Google's employees are female
- But only 17% in 'tech' roles
- 30% of Apple's employees are female
- But only 20% in 'tech' roles
- 30% of Twitter's employees are female
- But only 10% in 'tech' roles
- 18% of Coderus' employees are female
- But only 9% in 'tech' roles
Facts and statistics
- In 2012, women gained 57% of all undergraduate degrees
- And, women gained 52% of all science and maths undergraduate degrees
- Yet, women gained only 18% of computer and information science degrees
- Martha Lane-Fox stated at a talk last week that "it is not misleading to suggest that 98% of code that internet and web technologies rely on was programmed by men."
Facts and statistics
- In the Hour of Code's first week, 15 million students took part, over half of which were female
- The University of California, Berkeley, had more women than men registered for their Computer Science course in Spring 2014 (106 to 104)
- The module called "Introduction to Symbolic Programming" was renamed to "Beauty and the Joy of Computing"
- At the same time, female enrolment on the course increased by 50%
Why is this important?
- Strong female mentors can help improve professional experience
- A diverse workforce leads to better products and results
- Helps to reduce discrimination
- Helps to encourage more women into tech
- Leads to better innovation in sub-industries
What can Coderus do?
- Become more attractive to women
- Only one woman on the website, in the background
- Put in place diversity goals
- Think about these when hiring
- Think about these when promoting
- Promote Women in Tech
- Attend local schools to talk about Women in Tech
- Work with local businesses
Sources used
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-32115446
- https://www.apple.com/diversity/
- http://techcrunch.com/2014/06/25/facebook-diversity/
- https://www.ncwit.org/resources/girls-it-facts
- https://www.ncwit.org/resources/male-advocates-and-allies-promoting-gender-diversity-technology-workplaces
- http://www.techrepublic.com/article/the-state-of-women-in-technology-15-data-points-you-should-know/


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| Deallocate an update request from the VNC connection state. | |
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| void | ctk_draw_widget (struct ctk_widget *w, unsigned char focus, unsigned char clipy1, unsigned char clipy2) |
| Draw a widget on the VNC screen. | |
| void | ctk_draw_clear_window (struct ctk_window *window, unsigned char focus, unsigned char clipy1, unsigned char clipy2) |
| Clear a window on the VNC screen. | |
| void | ctk_draw_window (struct ctk_window *window, unsigned char focus, unsigned char clipy1, unsigned char clipy2, unsigned char draw_borders) |
| Draw a window on the VNC screen. | |
| void | ctk_draw_dialog (struct ctk_window *dialog) |
| Draw a dialog on the VNC screen. | |
| void | ctk_draw_clear (unsigned char y1, unsigned char y2) |
| Clear parts of the VNC desktop. | |
| void | ctk_draw_menus (struct ctk_menus *menus) |
| Draw the menus on the virtual VNC desktop. | |
| unsigned char | ctk_draw_height (void) |
| Obtain the height of the VNC desktop. | |
| unsigned char | ctk_draw_width (void) |
| Obtain the height of the VNC desktop. | |
| void | ctk_arch_draw_char (char c, unsigned char xpos, unsigned char ypos, unsigned char reversedflag, unsigned char color) |
| Draws a character on the virtual VNC screen. | |
| unsigned char | ctk_arch_keyavail (void) |
| Checks the key press input queue to see if there are pending keys. | |
| ctk_arch_key_t | ctk_arch_getkey (void) |
| Retrieves key presses from the VNC client. |
| void ctk_arch_draw_char | ( | char | c, |
| unsigned char | xpos, | ||
| unsigned char | ypos, | ||
| unsigned char | reversedflag, | ||
| unsigned char | color | ||
| ) |
Draws a character on the virtual VNC screen.
Called by the libconio module.
| c | The character to be drawn. |
| xpos | The x position of the character. |
| ypos | The y position of the character. |
| reversedflag | Determines if the character should be reversed or not. |
| color | The color of the character. |
Definition at line 1005 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| ctk_arch_key_t ctk_arch_getkey | ( | void | ) |
Retrieves key presses from the VNC client.
Called by the CTK module.
Definition at line 1040 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| unsigned char ctk_arch_keyavail | ( | void | ) |
Checks the key press input queue to see if there are pending keys.
Called by the CTK module.
Definition at line 1027 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| void ctk_draw_clear | ( | unsigned char | y1, |
| unsigned char | y2 | ||
| ) |
Clear parts of the VNC desktop.
Clear the screen between the clip bounds.
Called by the CTK module.
| y1 | The lower y coordinate bound. |
| y2 | The upped y coordinate bound. |
Definition at line 819 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| void ctk_draw_clear_window | ( | struct ctk_window * | window, |
| unsigned char | focus, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy1, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy2 | ||
| ) |
Clear a window on the VNC screen.
Draw the window background.
Called by the CTK module.
| window | The window to be cleared. |
| focus | The focus of the window. |
| clipy1 | The lower y coordinate bound. |
| clipy2 | The upper y coordinate bound. |
Definition at line 593 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References ctk_window::h, and ctk_window::w.
| void ctk_draw_dialog | ( | struct ctk_window * | dialog | ) |
Draw a dialog on the VNC screen.
Draw a dialog onto the screen.
Called by the CTK module.
| dialog | The dialog to be drawn. |
Definition at line 754 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References CTK_FOCUS_DIALOG, ctk_window::h, ctk_window::w, ctk_widget::x, and ctk_widget::y.
| unsigned char ctk_draw_height | ( | void | ) |
Obtain the height of the VNC desktop.
Called by the CTK module.
Definition at line 936 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| void ctk_draw_init | ( | void | ) |
Initialize the VNC ctk-draw module.
The initialization function.
Called by the CTK module.
Definition at line 316 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References ctk_draw_clear().
| void ctk_draw_menus | ( | struct ctk_menus * | menus | ) |
Draw the menus on the virtual VNC desktop.
Called by the CTK module.
| menus | The CTK menubar. |
Definition at line 884 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References ctk_menus::desktopmenu, ctk_menus::menus, ctk_menu::next, NULL, ctk_menus::open, and ctk_menu::title.
| void ctk_draw_widget | ( | struct ctk_widget * | w, |
| unsigned char | focus, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy1, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy2 | ||
| ) |
Draw a widget on the VNC screen.
Draw a widget on a window.
Called by the CTK module.
| w | The widget to be drawn. |
| focus | The focus of the widget. |
| clipy1 | The lower y coordinate bound. |
| clipy2 | The upper y coordinate bound. |
Definition at line 541 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References CTK_FOCUS_WIDGET, CTK_WIDGET_ICON, ctk_window::focused, ctk_widget::h, ctk_window::h, ctk_widget::type, ctk_widget::w, ctk_window::w, ctk_widget::window, ctk_widget::x, and ctk_widget::y.
| unsigned char ctk_draw_width | ( | void | ) |
Obtain the height of the VNC desktop.
Called by the CTK module.
Definition at line 948 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| void ctk_draw_window | ( | struct ctk_window * | window, |
| unsigned char | focus, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy1, | ||
| unsigned char | clipy2, | ||
| unsigned char | draw_borders | ||
| ) |
Draw a window on the VNC screen.
Draw a window onto the screen.
Called by the CTK module.
| window | The window to be drawn. |
| focus | The focus of the window. |
| clipy1 | The lower y coordinate bound. |
| clipy2 | The upper y coordinate bound. |
| draw_borders | The flag for border drawing. |
Definition at line 664 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References ctk_window::h, ctk_widget::h, ctk_window::titlelen, ctk_window::w, ctk_widget::x, and ctk_widget::y.
| void vnc_server_update_add | ( | struct vnc_server_state * | vs, |
| struct vnc_server_update * | a | ||
| ) |
Add an update request from a client to the list of pending updates for the connection.
This function is called from the vnc-out module.
| vs | The VNC connection state. |
| a | The area that is requested to be updated. |
Definition at line 139 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| struct vnc_server_update* vnc_server_update_alloc | ( | struct vnc_server_state * | vs | ) | [read] |
Allocate an update request from the VNC connection state.
This function is called from the vnc-out module.
| vs | The VNC connection state. |
Definition at line 159 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References NULL.
| struct vnc_server_update* vnc_server_update_dequeue | ( | struct vnc_server_state * | vs | ) | [read] |
Dequeue the first update on the queue of updates.
This function is called from the vnc-out module.
| vs | The VNC connection state. |
Definition at line 201 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
References NULL.
| void vnc_server_update_free | ( | struct vnc_server_state * | vs, |
| struct vnc_server_update * | a | ||
| ) |
Deallocate an update request from the VNC connection state.
This function is called from the vnc-out module.
| vs | The VNC connection state. |
| a | The update structure to be deallocated. |
Definition at line 183 of file ctk-vncserver.c.
| void vnc_server_update_remove | ( | struct vnc_server_state * | vs, |
| struct vnc_server_update * | a | ||
| ) |
Remove a specific update on the queue of updates.
| vs | The VNC connection state. |
| a | The update to be removed. |
Definition at line 222 of file ctk-vncserver.c.


Nomura Organizes Demo Day in India for 'Voyager' Startups
Mumbai, November 15, 2017 — Nomura, Asia’s global investment bank, today hosted a demo day for startups chosen as part of the ‘Voyager - Nomura FinTech Partnership’ program in India. The program was launched earlier this year with the aim to build innovative solutions for Capital Markets and Investment Banking (CMIB) that can be deployed across the firm and financial industry.
Eight startups were selected from over 150 global applicants that collaborated with Nomura over a 10-week period to develop “Proof of Concepts.” The startups showcased a wide range of banking solutions including those for client on-boarding, business intelligence & market insights, enhanced risk & control, and human resources management, using emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, anomaly detection, natural language processing (NLP), natural language generation (NLG) and chatbots.
Selected startups worked closely with Nomura, leveraged its domain expertise and utilized the Nomura Innovation Centre (NICe) throughout the program.
“Rapidly evolving technologies are transforming the way we operate, and this wave of technological disruption is poised to reshape the industry. Nomura is focused on nurturing innovation across the value-chain using new technologies to redesign and re-imagine our operating model. The Voyager initiative in India is a further sign of our commitment to drive financial innovation globally,” said Akatsuka, Senior Managing Director of Innovations at Nomura Holdings, who was in Mumbai for the demo day.
“We have been extremely pleased with the overwhelming number of applications as well as the quality of startups under the CMIB-focused Voyager initiative. Our deep engagement and partnership with startups have yielded highly promising solutions to address a number of banking industry pain points as well as create new opportunities. This is a strong testament to successful collaboration with the broader FinTech ecosystem,” said R.K. Rangan, President & CEO, Nomura Services India.
Nomura collaborated with PwC as a strategic program partner, and with Google, IBM, Amazon Internet Services Pvt. Ltd. and Let’s Talk Payments to bring industry expertise to the Voyager program.
The following eight startups showcased their solutions to Nomura’s executives as well as clients, and senior representatives from the FinTech community.
Datum
Datum offers solutions in enterprise content management, leveraging AI for smart processing of information and/or launching appropriate workflows.
Recommender Labs
Recommender Labs employs machine learning algorithms that analyze individual profiles, choices, and preferences to generate personalized recommendations.
Senseforth
Senseforth is a human-like conversation platform built on AI and NLP. Its bots can address queries, resolve issues, perform tasks, and make recommendations.
Simility
Simility's fraud-detection & prevention platform combines machine learning models with rules and behavioral analytics (including biometrics) to improve operational efficiencies.
Stride.Ai
Stride AI mimics human intelligence at scale and applies its proprietary AI and NLP platform on textual data to intelligently automate enterprise processes.
Surukam
Surukam is India’s first AI-based legal startup which provides a solution to assist legal teams in contract extraction, knowledge management, and collaboration.
Tookitaki
Tookitaki provides a machine learning platform to build and optimize workflows for financial institutions, primarily in operational risk and compliance.
vPhrase
vPhrase helps companies communicate insights from data in words using NLG by analyzing data, deriving insights, and communicating them in a personalized manner.
Further information on Voyager - Nomura FinTech Partnership can be found at http://voyager.nomura.co.in.
Nomura
Nomura is an Asia-headquartered financial services group with an integrated global network spanning over 30 countries. By connecting markets East & West, Nomura services the needs of individuals, institutions, corporates and governments through its three business divisions: Retail, Asset Management, and Wholesale (Global Markets and Investment Banking). Founded in 1925, the firm is built on a tradition of disciplined entrepreneurship, serving clients with creative solutions and considered thought leadership. For further information about Nomura, visit www.nomura.com.
Daily Review: Square Tests Bitcoin Trading, ICBC Launches a Robo-Advisor & Alibaba Sets Another Record
As Bitcoin hits new highs, big FinTech firms flock to the cryptocurrency to meet consumer demand. Whether this is an attempt to ride the wave, or out of sincere belief in the future of cryptocurrency, Square's beta of cryptocurrency trading is certainly a positive sign for the affectionate community.
Square Cash is letting some users buy and sell Bitcoin
- Square is testing cryptocurrency support in their Cash app.
- The trial, available right now to a small number of users, lets users buy and sell Bitcoin directly in the app. Users who have access to the beta can swipe right from the Cash Card page to access Bitcoin functionality.
- Square is likely using pooled wallets to hold user funds and not storing private keys on a user’s device, similar to how Coinbase works.
- For now, the feature is centered around buying and selling Bitcoin and not sending and receiving. There’s a (potentially non-functioning) option to generate an address to receive Bitcoin, but no option to send it.
- “We’re always listening to our customers and we’ve found that they are interested in using the Cash app to buy Bitcoin. We’re exploring how Square can make this experience faster and easier, and have rolled out this feature to a small number of Cash app customers. We believe cryptocurrency can greatly impact the ability of individuals to participate in the global financial system and we’re excited to learn more here.” – Square Spokesperson.
Read more on TechCrunch.
ICBC, the nation’s largest bank by assets becomes the first of China’s ‘big four’ lenders to offer automated advice and product service.
ICBC launches robo-adviser service for wealth-management products
- ICBC has applied the latest AI-led technology to its wealth-management operations.
- Its newly launched robo-adviser service will see computer programs dish out investment advice to retail investors over its mobile banking platform, becoming the first among the nation’s “big four” state-owned lenders to unlock the potential of the hot new service being adopted rapidly by the industry, worldwide.
- The value of China’s total robo-adviser services (banks + asset managers + FinTech) is expected to top US $783 billion by 2020. Globally, the segment is projected to reach US $6.5 trillion by 2025, up from US $100 billion in 2016.
- ICBC is the nation’s largest bank by assets, but small- and mid-sized mainland banks have already tested such services.
Read more on the South China Morning Post.
Alibaba smashes its Single’s Day record once again as sales cross $25 billion
- Alibaba has set another Single’s Day record after the e-commerce giant sold over $25 billion in GMV on the Chinese biggest online shopping date.
- Alibaba handled 1.48 billion transactions during the 24-hour period – a 39% increase in last year’s sales total of RMB $17.79 billion.
- This year’s 11/11 got off to a fast start with around $7 billion of goods sold in the first 30 minutes of the day alone. Alibaba went on to surpass last year’s $18 billion total after just 12 hours of sales.
- About 90% of sales were made on mobile which is up on 82% for 2016 and 69% in 2015.
- Total order numbers hit 812 million, up 23%.
- Alibaba Cloud, which handled the infrastructure, managed 325,000 orders at peak.
- Over 140,000 brands – including 60,000 international – took part in Tmall where they offered 15 million product listings.
- 167 merchants generated over $15.1 million in sales each.
- 17 merchants surpassed $75.4 million each.
- Six merchants surpassed $150.9 million each.
Read more on TechCrunch.
Marketplace Expansion: The Secrets to Success
Global expansion isn’t always easy – just ask Target.
To help kick off its expansion efforts into Canada, the retail giant took over the leases to 220 Zellers locations in 2011. About four years later, Target made a hasty retreat from the Great White North, shuttering its Canadian business almost overnight. Of course, this kind of expansion blunder (which cost the company roughly $7 billion) isn’t unique to Target. Other well-known companies – such as eBay and Best Buy – have faced their own struggles during forays abroad.
If you’re a marketplace looking to expand, how can you avoid a similar fate? Reduce the risk with data.
Far too often, businesses rely on ill-informed strategies that don’t provide the greatest shot at global success. The 2018 Marketplace Expansion Index can help fill that knowledge gap. Instead of basing international growth decisions solely on a country’s proximity or payment infrastructure, the Index leverages 10 key factors – including ease of doing business, the level of English proficiency, and retail e-commerce market size – to gauge the expansion-readiness of 36 different countries.
Each of the countries is divided into three tiers based on their attractiveness: established, emerging and evolving. But just because a country is in the “established” category doesn’t mean it’s a good fit for your business. Here’s a look at five emerging countries that may better align with your company’s unique strengths and weaknesses.
1. Belgium
Freelancing is far from a foreign concept in Belgium. In fact, about 30% of Belgians already do some sort of freelancing work in their spare time. The emergence of robust payment and logistics infrastructure will likely make it even easier for gig economy companies to scale locally.
For service-based platforms, however, things may get little tricky. Steep social security taxes coupled with the second-highest corporate tax rate in Europe may quickly stunt business growth. Minimize human support to free up resources where necessary.
2. Sweden
Sweden isn’t known for its size. With a population size of about 10 million people, Sweden ranks well behind other expansion destinations. But when it comes to payments, the Scandinavian nation more than makes up for its small-but-growing population. Given the country’s exceptional payments and logistics infrastructure, nearly 99% of the workforce receives their paychecks directly into a bank account.
Swedes have also fully embraced the sharing economy. Around a third of the population has participated in the sharing economy at one point or another. From furniture to kitchen appliances, there’s almost no limit to what Swedes are willing to rent.
3. Hong Kong
For goods-based marketplaces, Hong Kong is the place to be. More than 85% of transactions involve cross-border movement – the highest in any country.
Acceptance of the sharing economy, however, is a different story. Despite the fact that 82% of Hong Kong citizens have been consumers of sharing economy activities, heavy regulations continue to stunt the industry’s growth. In May 2017, more than 20 Uber drivers were arrested on the suspicion of illegally carrying passengers for hire and not having third-party insurance. Businesses aiming to enter Hong Kong’s sharing economy need to keep a close eye on changes within this protectionist regulatory environment.
4. Israel
Although political unrest has plagued Israel at times, the country remains a hotbed for sharing economy startups. From Gett to Juno, a number of Israeli-developed ride-sharing platforms have launched successful pilot projects. Since Israel’s customer base is especially receptive to new services and goods marketplaces, there’s plenty of opportunity for innovation. Only speak English? No problem. Israel boasts a large English-speaking population that spends more time online per capita than people living anywhere else. Businesses that cater to this increasingly digital consumer base can quickly move one step ahead of the competition.
5. Malaysia
Much like Israel, Malaysia has suffered the brunt of political turmoil in recent years. A scandal surrounding the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) fund has caused the ringgit – Malaysia’s most prominent currency – to regularly fluctuate in value. Still, though, emerging digital platforms would be wise to consider expansion into Malaysia.
With a growing unemployment rate, Malaysian workers are more eager to pick up digital work than ever before. And by 2020, digital economy activities could contribute toward nearly one-fifth of Malaysia’s domestic productivity. Don’t miss your chance to take advantage of this burgeoning digital economy.
Conclusion
Make no mistake – marketplace expansion is a significant undertaking. But if done right, it can help your company reach new heights. From surveying local competition to gauging e-commerce activity, give your business the best chance at expansion success by keeping strategic marketplace factors in mind.
How One FinTech Startup Reduces Default & Interest Rates Through Electronic Consigned Credit Management
"There is no market in which we find that interest has not been reduced by our platform," said Álvaro Amorim, CEO of FinTech firm SalaryFits in Spain, and responsible for the company's implementation in India.
SalaryFits is a spinoff of Zetra, a Brazilian FinTech with 18 years in the Brazilian market and leader in the electronic management of the loans with payroll deduction (consigned credit). It has a management system launched in 2002, called eConsig, that integrates the systems of banks for loans with the human resources of companies.
After 14 years, Zetra expanded to other countries, and nowadays, it has a presence in six markets besides Brazil through SalaryFits: Spain, the United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal, India, and Mexico.
Currently, the company is incorporating other services in the application, such as health insurance and other products and services.
Reduction of default and interest
In 2015, the default rate in Mexico for personal loans was between 3.1% and 5%. With the Zetra platform, according to company data, the default rate is currently around 1.60% for the company eNomina. Out of the countries where Zetra operates, Mexico is the only market that already had a payroll loan format similar to Brazil's.
In addition to reducing default rates, the company manages to reduce interest rates in new markets. "We launched the SalaryFits platform in Portugal, and the partner bank provided consumer credit at an average of 9 to 11% interest per year. Through the platform and through the use of the application, we have been able to reduce the interest offered by half," said Amorim.
Further, Amorim talks about the implementation of the operation in other countries.
Are there many differences between the operation of a FinTech in Brazil and in other countries?
Álvaro Amorim: People are starting to ride this FinTech wave now in Brazil. In other countries, it is already more than reality. In Brazil, there is an excess of bureaucracy but the Central Bank is open for discussions and even consulted the public on the matter.
Zetra is fully compliant with the Central Bank’s requirements for lending businesses.
What challenges does your company need to overcome when expanding into new markets?
AA: First, we bring the concept of the new product in order to strategically establish the platform with the link between the payroll and the credit provider.
What is Zetra's largest market outside Brazil?
AA: Today, Zetra's second-largest market is in Mexico, and its India project is the most audacious. With regard to numbers, India will certainly be the largest scale that we will achieve. The platform aims to facilitate financial inclusion.
As per recent findings, only 23% of the population has access to banking and credit supply. The operation in India is already a year old. We will wait until the end of the year to run the pilot, and I believe that by the end of 2018, we will have an interesting scale there. [SalaryFits is one of the 20 startups of India FinTech Awards 2017].
How is it possible to reduce interest rates in new markets?
AA: The reduction of interest rates becomes natural with the process established through the platform. When we provide digital channels where the financial institution has access to a larger number of new customers and also has data from the payroll that the bank previously would not have access to, we create a new access model risk. That is an upgrade on the credit score.
We still count on the presence of the employer. It guarantees that at the end of every month, the employer will make the payment on behalf of the employee, who receives the salary already with the discount. Even the effort for the bank to sell the loan is practically zero since the offer is all digital.
This content was published in partnership with StartSe, a leading Brazilian website about startups. The portal contains the StartSe Base, the largest database of startups in the country, with more than 5,000 registered companies.


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| bool | create (uint32_t width, uint32_t height) override |
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Host-accessible GPU memory that allows readback into a buffer suitable for CPU-side media encoding.


Ferguson suffers investor revolt over executive pay packets
by James WarringtonPlumbing supplies company Ferguson today suffered a bruising pay revolt after almost a third of shareholders voted against its remuneration policy.
Just under 30 per cent of investors voted against Ferguson’s remuneration policy at the company’s annual general meeting today, while a quarter opposed its directors’ pay policy.
Read more: Ferguson boosts profit ahead of planned demerger
The backlash came after the blue chip company hiked the maximum award limit for its long-term incentive plan - a move it described as “appropriate and fair”.
Shares in Ferguson were marginally lower in afternoon trading.
“The board is disappointed that a minority voted against these resolutions, as we consulted extensively but some of those we contacted failed to engage with us, despite the efforts on our part,” Ferguson said in a statement.
“However, the remuneration committee continues to believe that the proposals are in the best interests of Ferguson and its shareholders.”
The plumbing specialist has recently carried out a boardroom reshuffle, and today confirmed that chairman Gareth Davies has been replaced by former Ashted boss Geoff Drabble.
Chief executive John Martin stepped down earlier this week and was replaced by Ferguson’s US boss Kevin Murphy.
Ferguson last month posted profit of $1.6bn (£1.3bn) in the year to the end of July, up seven per cent on the previous year and ahead of expectations.
Read more: Ferguson to split UK and US operations as chief executive heads for the exit
The company has embarked on a cost-cutting strategy ahead of its planned demerger, in which it will spin off its UK business under the Wolseley brand and focus its core business on the North American market.
Main image credit: Getty


Just Call Me Willy
Posted February 4, 2019
I doubt Willy Wonka ever had a resume. But he possessed every trait an innovative company could want in an employee.
Chocolate factory redux
I'll be honest. As a kid, I never thought about Willy Wonka's job qualifications. But after reading about innovative companies ditching resumes in favor of A.I.-driven tests that measure cognitive and emotional capabilities, I revisited his skill set.
Pymetrics, the company Tesla, Accenture and LinkedIn employ, uses game-like brain tasks to measure problem-solving skills, multitasking ability and altruism, a.k.a. selflessness. I thought about these traits recently as I rewatched Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. I noticed how calm Willy Wonka stayed as one child after another imploded on tour. They drowned in chocolate, turned into blueberries, shrunk themselves and guzzled down anti-gravity juice that floated them precariously close to multi-stories high ceiling fans. But none of it phased Mr. Wonka.
Great employees are problem solvers
When Violet transformed into a giant blueberry after chewing some beta test gum, Willy Wonka knew her condition wasn't permanent. Likewise when Ralph shrunk himself by jumping in front of the laser beam. Time reversed their bad decisions, and he already had a contingency squad, a.k.a. the Oompaloompas, on hand to direct those kids to the time-out room where they could think about what they'd done.
I'm no Oompaloompa, but in the past few weeks alone I've figured out how to reverse a page update in Sitecore by commenting out enough code to keep my changes in place for a few hours til the official email went out. I also found a handy little toggle script to show/hide content, which eliminated the need for another page. I even modified a Webkit script that will give some images a black-and-white rollover effect without loading a second set of images.
Multitaskers understand the big picture
When greedy Augustus fell into the chocolate river, Willy didn't panic. He understood the factory's infrastructure, so he knew the kid would be sucked into the exit chute tout de suite. The bigger problem was probably the polluted river. But I bet there was a plan in place for that too.
As a nascent developer, I'm definitely still learning how to combine languages, frameworks and libraries, which I'm doing in my work-in-progress React, Redux and Firebase blog project. But thanks to years of website management, I've already learned how they work, how users interact with new features and what it takes to transport them from the home page to the content they really want. Along the way I've paid attention to the big picture and acquired the various skills to understand it.
Altruists put the team first
Remember when Charlie and his uncle get busted for drinking the anti-gravity juice? As a kid, I thought he'd blown his chance at winning the ultimate prize. But Willy Wonka was looking out for his little Oompaloompas, and he knew he had to pass the factory down to someone as kind and generous as himself. He saw those traits in Charlie. So despite his mistake, Mr. Wonka felt comfortable giving Charlie the keys to the kingdom.
True altruists don't really call themselves altruistic; they're too busy looking out for everybody else. I will say it's taken me a little longer to get to the place where I can devote my time learning to code because I had children to raise and a grandmother to care for. I wouldn't change those years for anything. And the empathy I learned along the way is bound to help me in future roles.
Bottom line? There's more to people than their past experience. In fact, cognitive abilities such as understanding how everything fits together and the importance of ensuring everyone succeeds are worth their weight in gold. Or at least chocolate.


The atmosphere filled with nationalism ,where every citizen of India ,although culturally diverse ,integrated and moved in a unison , became secular ,to celebrate the 70th independence day ,where the TRICOLOUR waved,and the National Anthem ROARED. Unchaining all the shackles of communal violence and gender discrimination, we truly became a SOCIALIST DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC. Amidst the thunderous ROAR of the national anthem, among the citizens of India ,we a team of highly motivated 'SoULs', dressed in the SoUL attire which read "Empowering lives, enlightening minds', "The round pegs in square holes" made a very small yet effective contribution. Motivated by the idea of 'Swachh Bharath Abhiyaan' a govt of India initiative ,and the spreading DENGUE, we took an initiative to perform a street play to promote cleanliness and hygiene both in private and public. INSPIRED by Dr. Kalam's msg which says" to unify India and to empower her ,we must empower the rural areas and integrate them in the nationalistic idea" we also enacted a play in DODDAKONDGOLLA about the DENGUE and promoted ' Swachh Bharath Abhiyaan '. We were heartily welcomed by the residents, who sat patiently and appreciated our efforts as we performed in front of them. We also thank the people of hassan for supporting the play we also extend our gratitude to the rickshawala's of simhasanapuri autostand for making way for us and supporting us in all possible ways so that we could perform without any hassle. The response of the audience in Hassan and the appreciation from a senior citizen who was a part of the freedom struggle was what kept us going. Best wishes and donations that came in to our organization from the audience's end brought up our energy level. Our happiness knew no bounds when the people recognized our efforts and appreciated our organization that we are all proud to be a part of. This was our vision for this year's Independence Day, what's yours?


Resume
Education
B.A. in English, B.A. in Psychology, and B.A. in Sociology – 2012 - 2016
Experience
Kenna Security, Business Strategist
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Assisted with marketing campaigns and executed outreach for East Coast sales, ending 2016 in over 300% growth and Series B funding
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Gathered the highest number of cold leads in company history
Global Tides, Humanities Divisional Senior Editor
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Worked under Emmy-winning journalist Elizabeth Smith to publish opinion pieces on a weekly basis
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Recruited and trained 12 writers to write in AP style and use InDesign for weekly opinion pieces
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Published articles on Pepperdine Graphic Media’s online platform on a daily basis; available upon request
Pepperdine Graphic, Assistant Perspectives Editor
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Worked under Emmy-winning journalist Elizabeth Smith to publish opinion pieces on a weekly basis
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Recruited and trained 12 writers to write in AP style and use InDesign for weekly opinion pieces
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Published articles on Pepperdine Graphic Media’s online platform on a daily basis; available upon request
Pepperdine Academic Center of Excellence, Writing Center Tutor
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Assisted over 350 undergraduate and graduate students in developing effective rhetorical and compositional skills
- Instructed students to gain a working knowledge of MLA/APA/Chicago style and proper grammar usage
- Facilitated over 50 students in writing cover letters and resumes, which lead to internships and job offers
UK Parliament House of Commons, Legal Intern
- Wrote three research papers for Minister of Disabled Persons Justin Tomlinson regarding topics of mental health, the UK’s EU membership, and environmental sustainability, which informed Tomlinson’s voting decision
- Sat in on 12 debates in the House of Commons and relayed information to Tomlinson’s office as needed, allowing Tomlinson to save up to 60+ hours of preparation time
Pepperdine University London Program, Resident Advisor
- Developed a positive living environment designed to link community, often through resolving conflict
- Implemented and enforced all University and Housing policies to a house of 34 residents abroad
- Budgeted $10,000 USD used for community building events, large scale dinners, and culture building activities
London, UK
AmeriCorps, Corps Member
- Engaged in song and dance routine to a classroom of 25 underprivileged preschool children and instilled basic literacy skills
- Organized literacy and advancement meeting programs with parents to discuss areas for social mobility
Research Experience
- Executed a meta-analysis on risk factors leading to sex work in international and local contexts
- Assisted in organizing and filing 500+ scholarly journals with regard to appropriate risk factors and coding scheme
Additional
- Foreign Languages: Professionally proficient in Chinese (Mandarin)


Builds format strings that can be used with strptime() and sprintf().
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.2) |
| Imports: | dplyr (≥ 0.4.3), lazyeval (≥ 0.1.10), magrittr (≥ 1.5), stringi (≥ 0.5-5), tidyr (≥ 0.3.1), knitr (≥ 1.11), tibble (≥ 1.1) |
| Suggests: | testthat, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-07-15 |
| Author: | Brandon Taylor [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Brandon Taylor <brandon.taylor221 at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/bramtayl/easyformatr/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/bramtayl/easyformatr |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | easyformatr results |
| Reference manual: | easyformatr.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
easyformatr |
| Package source: | easyformatr_0.1.2.tar.gz |
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| Old sources: | easyformatr archive |
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Police probe alleged assault in London of Hong Kong justice secretary
by Rachael KennedyBritish police have launched an investigation following reports that Hong Kong's justice secretary was injured in an alleged assault during a trip to London.
Teresa Cheng was surrounded by protesters on Thursday night in the city, where she was on a visit to promote Hong Kong as a centre of dispute resolution.
In footage posted to social media, the protesters were heard shouting "murderer" and "shameful" before the 61-year-old is seen falling to the floor. It is not clear from the videos whether she fell or was pushed.
Police in London later confirmed that "a woman was taken to hospital by London Ambulance Service suffering an injury to her arm."
The statement added: "Enquiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances. There has been no arrest at this stage."
Meanwhile, the Chinese embassy in London said it believed Cheng had been deliberately pushed to the ground and condemned the protesters involved in the incident.
It said: "During her recent visit in the UK, Teresa Cheng Yeuk-wah, the Secretary for Justice of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, was besieged and attacked by dozens of anti-China and pro-independence activists.
"She was pushed to the ground and sustained hand injury. We express strong indignation and unequivocally condemn the activists."
The statement went on to call for a thorough investigation and for the international community to issue a similar condemnation in response.
"Their action deserves to be condemned not only by the entire Chinese people including the Hong Kong compatriots but also by the British public and the international community unanimously," it said.
The protest on Thursday evening came as a spin-off to ongoing political unrest back in Hong Kong.
What initially started as a pro-democracy movement against a now-scrapped extradition bill has now moved forward to concerns about upcoming elections, and in opposition to the government's dealing with the protests.


WITNESS LIST Public Safety Committee April 14, 1997-4:00P HB 57 For: Donald W. Jackson (Himself) Rep. Wilson (Author HB 57) HB 135 For: Lesley D. (Les) Moore (Odessa Police Dept.) Rep. West, George (Author HB 135) HB 182 For: Rep. Longoria (Author HB 182) On: Wayne Green (TCLOSE) HB 399 For: Rep. Goodman (Author HB 399) Richard Hile (TX Trial Lawyers Assn.) HB 1093 For: Michael McReynolds (Himself) Rep. Tillery (Author HB 1093) HB 1576 For: Rep. Uher (Author HB 1576) HB 1668 For: Rep. Junell (Auhtor HB 1668) On: June Zivley (Comptroller's Office) Pat Wood (PUC) HB 1947 For: Billy H. Reeves (JPCA of Texas, Inc.) Rep. Uher (Author HB 1947) On: Major E.C. Sherman (DPS) HB 2095 Amendment (Oakley) For: Lew McNeil (Himself) Rep. Uher (Author HB 2095) Robert A. (Bob) Draper (National Safety Council) HB 2213 For: Albert Sierra (San Marcos Housing Auth) Captain Regis DeArza (Hays Co. Sheriff Dept.) Dan Nelson (San Marcos Police Dept.) Nina B. Wright (San Marcos Drug Free BI) Rep. Delisi (Author HB 2213) HB 2251 Committee Substitute (Oakley) For: Rep. Wise (Author HB 2251) On: Ron Urbanovsky (DPS - Crime Lab Service) HB 2625 For: Gladys G. Facen (Herself) Rep. Goolsby (Author HB 2625) HB 2693 For: Charles J. Sebesta (21st Judicial District) Rep. Serna (Author HB 2693) On: Richard Bays (TDH - Vital Staistics) HB 2899 For: Rep. Crabb (Author HB 2899) On: Patricia Linebarger (DPS) Rosanna L. Church-Abreo (DPS) HB 3023 For: Rep. Williams (Author HB 3023) Tommy Bower (Himself) HB 3486 For: Rep. Holzheauser (Author HB 3486) HJR 18 For: Lelsey D. (Les) Moore (Odessa Police Dept.) Rep. West, George (Author HJR 18)


Nyzo version 590 (commit on GitHub) modifies new-verifier scoring to avoid blockchain stalls.
This version affects the verifier. While sentinels also score blocks, the scoring change in this version does not affect situations that the sentinel considers.
The blockchain stalled for 124 minutes between blocks 7,754,399 and 7,754,400. This stall was identified and solved by the cycle with override block votes, and no verifiers were lost when it was resolved. The blockchain caught up quickly after the stall was broken.
While this particular stall did not have lasting consequences, such incidents should not be taken lightly. The blockchain needs to consistently process transactions in a timely manner, or users will not be able to trust it. Also, stalls are inconvenient and stressful for operators of verifiers.
The root cause of this stall was scattering of votes and lack of votes from a significant portion of verifiers. This resulted in a disagreement over whether the top-voted new verifier had sufficient votes to be admitted to the cycle. Examination of the score calculation revealed room for improvement, and a change was implemented that will prevent stalls in blockchain processing if a similar situation is encountered in the future.
A single constant was changed. Now, instead of applying a huge offset that entirely eliminates the possibility of voting for a non-preferred new verifier, a smaller offset is applied. A non-preferred new verifier would be highly unlikely to receive this verifier's vote to become a consensus front-runner. The offset of 9 puts it behind the top two in-cycle verifiers, and a vote for it would be delayed by 180 seconds (3 minutes).
However, if a new verifier does emerge as a consensus favorite with more than 50% of the cycle's vote, this verifier would change its vote after 3 minutes to help that verifier exceed the 75% threshold required for automatic consensus.


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StartViewController
class StartViewController : UIViewController, UIPickerViewDelegate, UIPickerViewDataSource
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BlueBotManager reference, injected from AppDelegate
Declaration
Swift
private var blueBotManager: BlueBotManager?
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Speed values for Speed PickerView
Declaration
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let botSpeed: [UInt8]
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Timer values for Timer PickerView
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Swift
let botTime: [UInt8]
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Speed PickerView
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var speedPickerView: UIPickerView!
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Timer PickerView
Declaration
Swift
@IBOutlet weak var timerPickerView: UIPickerView!
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Register the two notification observer [BOT_POWER_UPDATED, SIMULATOR_CONNECTION] for more info check viewDidLoad
Declaration
Swift
override func viewDidLoad()
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Declaration
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override func didReceiveMemoryWarning()
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Start button action that turn on the robot by updating the Power characterstics
Declaration
Swift
@IBAction func startBlueBot(_ sender: UIButton)
Parameters
sender
The UIButton
Return Value
nothing
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Receives the BOT_POWER_UPDATED notification message. If the power is on, segue to third view
Declaration
Swift
@objc func botPowerHandler(notification: NSNotification)
Parameters
notification
contains the power status of the robot
Return Value
nothing
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Receives the SIMULATOR_CONNECTION notification message. If the connection is lost, dismiss this view and return to first Connect view
Declaration
Swift
@objc func simulatorConnectionHandler(notification: NSNotification)
Parameters
notification
contains the value of the Power characterstic
Return Value
nothing
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For more info check UIPickerView
Declaration
Swift
func numberOfComponents(in pickerView: UIPickerView) -> Int
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For more info check UIPickerView
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, numberOfRowsInComponent component: Int) -> Int
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For more info check UIPickerView
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, didSelectRow row: Int, inComponent component: Int)
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For more info check UIPickerView
Declaration
Swift
func pickerView(_ pickerView: UIPickerView, titleForRow row: Int, forComponent component: Int) -> String?


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My Name is Qatad Aqraa and I'm 27 Years old.
I am a Physicist Graduated from Zarqa University in 2017.
I am very excited to this course because i want to mix physics with sofware devolpming,
and I think this will give me more skills