#By BigTeddy 05 September 2011
#Use case adaptation by PGP May 2015
#This script uses the .NET FileSystemWatcher class to monitor file events in folder(s).
#The advantage of this method over using WMI eventing is that this can monitor sub-folders.
#The -Action parameter can contain any valid Powershell commands. I have just included two for example.
#The script can be set to a wildcard filter, and IncludeSubdirectories can be changed to $true.
#You need not subscribe to all three types of event. All three are shown for example.
# Version 1.1
Write-Host "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" -Fore Red
Write-Host "!!!!!!!!!! READ ME !!!!!!!!!!!" -Fore Red
Write-Host "1)+----------------------------+" -Fore Cyan
Write-Host "You must running the following 3 commands in a separate screen and run this program again." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "These lines build the credentials for a session to S3. If we rebuild the session each time this script runs" -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "then this script will transport 1 object and crash." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "Set-DefaultAWSRegion -Region <YOURREGION>" -fore Yellow
Write-Host "Set-AWSCredentials -AccessKey '<YOURACCESSKEY>' -SecretKey '<YOURSECRETKEY>' -StoreAs mycreds" -fore Yellow
#Write-Host "Initialize-AWSDefaults" -fore Yellow
Write-Host "2)+----------------------------+" -Fore Cyan
Write-Host "If you receive errors to stop the monitoring, run the following command." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "FileCreated' is whever the -SourceIdentifier below in the Register-Object function is set to." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "Exiting the powershell window that the script was launched from will destroy your session for you." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "Unregister-Event FileCreated" -Fore yellow
Write-Host "3)+----------------------------+" -Fore Cyan
Write-Host "If the script appears to be frozen, you may have clicked in the window." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "This will put you into quickedit mode from the powershell preferences." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "This WILL appear to pause your script so you don't see results, but it does allow you to copy lines." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host "Just press enter a few times to fix it." -Fore DarkYellow
Write-Host ''
Write-Host "================================" -Fore Green
Write-Host "[+] Kicking this whole thing off" -Fore Green
Write-Host "================================" -Fore Green
Write-Host ''
Write-Host ''
$leftside = 'C:\FOLDERNAME' # Enter the root path you want to monitor. Notice the no trailing slash
$rightside = 's3://<AWS-S3-BUCKET>' # Destination, just put the root of the bucket
$filter = '*.*' # You can enter a file type filter here.
$fsw = New-Object IO.FileSystemWatcher $leftside, $filter -Property @{IncludeSubdirectories = $true;NotifyFilter = [IO.NotifyFilters]'FileName, LastWrite'}
Register-ObjectEvent $fsw Created -SourceIdentifier FileCreated -Action {
$name = $Event.SourceEventArgs.Name
$changeType = $Event.SourceEventArgs.ChangeType
$timeStamp = $Event.TimeGenerated
$date=Get-Date -format "MMddyyyy"
# Get the date stamp
$parent = split-path $name -parent
# Get the file name
$child = split-path $name -leaf
# This will end up creating the keys aka folders in S3
Write-Host "'$name' was $changeType at $timeStamp" -fore Green
Write-S3Object -BucketName productiondatacopyforpoc -File "$leftside\$parent\$child" -Key "$parent/$child" -CannedACLName BucketOwnerFullControl -StoredCredentials mycreds
}
# To stop the monitoring, run the following command:
# Unregister-Event FileCreated
This has long since been fixed thanks to Salt getting a newer version out there.
The issue:
Amazon had an AMI update that changed the default python from 2.6 to 2.7.  “But Phil, why don’t you bake your own AMI?” and to that I say, “Soon, this is a whole new territory to me.”
The resolution:
Here’s the commands I ran to get my small demo cluster up and running again. I owe a very big thanks to this github post.
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yum -y install m4 gcc python-devel && \
wget https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gmp/gmp-6.0.0a.tar.bz2 && \
tar -xvjpf gmp-6.0.0a.tar.bz2 && \
cd gmp-6.0.0 && \
./configure && \
make && \
make check && \
make install && \
yum install -y python-pip && \
pip install --ignore-installed PyCrypto
I then needed to switch the various salt commands to use python2.6 instead of python2.7.
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sed -i 's|^#!/usr/bin/python$|#!/usr/bin/python26|' /usr/bin/salt
sed -i 's|^#!/usr/bin/python$|#!/usr/bin/python26|' /usr/bin/salt-*
sed -i 's|PYTHON=/usr/bin/python|PYTHON=/usr/bin/python2.6|' /etc/init.d/salt-m*
After doing all of that, things started working again!
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[root@salt ~]# salt-cloud
Usage: salt-cloud
salt-cloud: error: Nothing was done. Using the proper arguments?
[root@salt ~]# salt '*' test.ping
saltmaster:
True
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Here is an example that I use on my laptop to mount several Windows shares via CIFS. My end goal is that I want the following folder structure to exist and contain mounts to the appropriate folders on our Windows file server.


2019-20 Fee Schedule
Note: Fees shown are per semester
|
Undergraduates |
Residents |
Nonresidents |
|
| Tuition |
$5,721.00 |
$5,721.00 |
|
| Student Services
Fee |
$564.00 |
$564.00 |
|
| Health Services
Fee |
$50.00 |
$50.00 |
|
| Transportation Fee
|
$87.50 |
$87.50 |
|
| Student Life Fee
|
$15.00 |
$15.00 |
|
| Associated
Students Fee |
$65.68 |
$65.68 |
|
| Recreation Fee
|
$146.00 |
$146.00 |
|
| Intercollegiate
Athletics Fee |
$75.00 |
$75.00 |
Campus Activities Board Fee
|
$35.00
|
$35.00
|
Early Childhood Education Center Fee
|
$10.00
|
$10.00
|
|
| Nonresident
Supplemental Tuition |
N/A |
$14,877.00 |
|
| TOTAL
|
$6,769.18* |
$21,646.18* |
|
|
Graduates |
Residents |
Nonresidents |
|
| Tuition |
$5,721.00 |
$5,721.00 |
|
| Student Services
Fee |
$564.00 |
$564.00 |
|
| Health Services
Fee |
$50.00 |
$50.00 |
|
| Transportation Fee
|
$87.50 |
$87.50 |
|
| Student Life Fee
|
$15.00 |
$15.00 |
|
| Graduate Student
Association Fee |
$10.00 |
$10.00 |
|
| Recreation Fee
|
$146.00 |
$146.00 |
Early Childhood Education Center Fee
|
$10.00
|
$10.00
|
|
| Nonresident
Supplemental Tuition |
N/A |
$7,551.00 |
|
|
TOTAL |
$6,603.50* |
$14,154.50* |
|
*Total does not include cost of health
insurance, if purchased. Total also does not
include Professional Degree Supplemental Tuition
charged by applicable programs.
Fee Disclaimer
The
tuition, fees, and charges posted here are
estimates based on currently approved amounts.
These figures may not be final. Actual tuition,
fees, and charges are subject to change by the
Regents of the University of California and
could be affected by State funding reductions.
Accordingly, final approved levels (and thus a
student’s final balance due) may differ from the
amounts shown.
Explanation of Fees
The
following are mandatory campus-based fees. They
are charged to every registered student, without
regard to the student’s use or non-use of the
related services.
Health Services Fee: Supports the Student
Health Center, the on-campus medical
facility.
Transportation Fee: Supports CatTracks
and parking infrastructure.
Student Life Fee: Supports educational,
social, multicultural, and skill building
activities and events that aid in the growth and
development of students.
Associated Students Fee: A different
amount for undergraduate and graduate students,
this mandatory fee supports student government
associations.
Recreation Fee: Supports the recreation
center and related sports activities.
Intercollegiate Athletics Fee: Supports
competitive sports on campus. It also supports
existing club sport teams and the intermural
sports program.
Campus Activities Board Fee: Supports
events and operations of the Campus Activities
Board, which was created to provide a variety of
entertainment, co-curricular programming, and
social activities for the UC Merced student
body.
Early Childhood Education Center Fee:
Supports the Early Childhood Education Center,
the on-campus childcare facility.
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--- title: Creating code coverage reports for an nbdev project keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar ---
Note: This is probably not the best way to get coverage - but I'm leaving this content in case it's useful
Note: Until the next nbdev
release you need to use an editable install, as this module uses new functions like split_flags_and_code
.
Feel free to use pytest
etc but to follow these examples, you'll just need coverage
.
This notebook creates testcoverage.py
which is not tied to the decision_tree project (so you can just download testcoverage.py if you like)
Running testcoverage.py
will:
[lib_path]_test
[lib_path]_test
[lib_path]_test
for each notebook in [nbs_path]
run_all.py
to run all test scripts in one goTo run create a test coverage report:
nbs_path
of the project you want to testpython [full path ...]/testcoverage.py
coverage run --source=[lib_path] [lib_path]_test/run_all.py
coverage report
Creating a test coverage report for fastai2 in my env looks like:
cd /home/peter/github/pete88b/fastai2/nbs
python /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree/testcoverage.py
coverage run --source=/home/peter/github/pete88b/fastai2/fastai2 /home/peter/github/pete88b/fastai2/fastai2_test/run_all.py
coverage report
Note: this ↑ fails very quickly as fastai2 tests use things that are not available in plain python.
I chose to "import" the module being tested (rather than write all code cells to the test script) so that:
the test scipt will import everything returned by dir(module)
because we need the test code to run as if it's in the module we're testing
coverage run --source=/home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree_test/test_00_core.py
coverage run --source=/home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree_test/run_all.py
cd /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree
python /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree/testcoverage.py
coverage run --source=/home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree /home/peter/github/pete88b/decision_tree/decision_tree_test/run_all.py
coverage report


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I consider myself fairly educated in cannabis and so was somewhat caught off guard by this event. Two weeks ago, I and four other close friends decided we would spend a Friday testing the limits of cannabis and its potency. At about 9:30pm we decided we would blaze. We each had a dub. I smoked a full dub, and after about 10 minutes began to feel my body warming up. My knees became very loose and I soon had to watch my step because controlling the amount my knees bent was becoming very difficult. As we headed back to the car I became aware of a very intense full body feeling, my knees were now just like Jell-O, and my fingertips felt as though hundreds of tiny hands were slowly pulling them.
As we got into the car, we got into a long conversation on the depth of the seats and how our bodies had 'melted' into them, giving us all an odd unison with the vehicle. We conversed on subjects ranging from the simplest thoughts to the deepest of emotion, as time became an infinite realm of thought and divine right. The stars glowed, and the wind brought full body orgasms at the slightest breeze. Vision became like the shot of a 35mm camera, sequences of beauty flashed in my mind and I could relate to my youngest childhood memories once again.
In his kitchen, we found two cartons of mocha ice-cream, which we polished off in a matter of minutes, the flavors being more intense than imaginable, as though our tongues were now holding a small world of impossible reality and depth. We made our way to his room and watched TV. I began drawing and soon had come up with some very interesting sketches, most of them, although drawn with a blue pen, appeared to be sketched with black charcoal. My trip was in full effect, for some reason which to this day I am still unsure of. I decided that black and white were the precursor to reality. The lines that defined good and evil, truth or lie. I began to question the world around us and the false charade that had become of it. Everything to me was a media and I used every medium near me to explain this. On the sketch I wrote 'Novus Ordo Seclorum,' a phrase used on the back of the one dollar bill, signifying revolution and the dawn of a new day.
At around 2am we decided we would all take a break and get some sleep, and just as with my reality, the dreams were altered. When we woke the next day we were all groggy although we agreed the night before had given us some of the most pleasant dreams imaginable.
I HIGHLY suggest to anyone to try cannabis at least once, it is not very addicting, and no, it is not going make you go 'crazy' and regret the night you have. I'm not saying that YOU HAVE TO SMOKE WEED or that you won't get out of control if anything happens to you, it's your problem, not mine, but I do suggest trying it once.
-thezimmermanproject
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Dakaretai Otoko 1-i ni Odosarete Imasu.' Receives Anime Film in Fall 2021.
The official website of the Dakaretai Otoko 1-i ni Odosarete Imasu. (Dakaichi: I'm Being Harassed by the Sexiest Man of the Year) anime series announced an anime film on Tuesday. The film, subtitled Spain-hen (Spain arc), will open in Japan this Fall...
Trailer:
Novel 'Saihate no Paladin' Gets TV Anime for Fall 2021
Edens Zero
Synopsis:
At Granbell Kingdom, an abandoned amusement park, Shiki has lived his entire life among machines. But one day, Rebecca and her cat companion Happy appear at the park's front gates. Little do these newcomers know that this is the first human contact Granbell has had in a hundred years!


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Accrington vs Crewe FA Cup clash left with one linesman after referee chaos
There was confusion at half-time when it emerged that the replacement referee picked up an injury and, despite receiving medical treatment, was also unable to return to action
by Matt Maltby, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matt-maltby/The FA Cup first-round clash between Accrington Stanley and Crewe Alexandra was sent into chaos after injuries to two referees left the encounter with just one linesman.
The match at Accrington's Crown Ground on Saturday was held up in the 23th minute when referee Neil Hair was unable to continue officiating the match after picking up a knock.
After a three-minute delay, Hair was replaced by one of his assistants and Crewe went into the break with a slender 1-0 lead thanks to Charlie Kirk's opener.
But there was confusion at half-time when it emerged that the replacement referee picked up an injury and, despite receiving medical treatment, he was also unable to return to action.
There was a delay to kick-off for the second half for over an hour, with fans waiting anxiously to discover whether the game would be called off.
After a look at the FA Cup rulebook, it was then decided that the second half would go ahead with just one assistant and, in another bizarre turn of events, a coin toss would decide which line he would run.
Crew tweeted: "We are going with 1 assistant and we will toss a coin to decide which line he runs! In the FA rules so we play. Kick off is 5.10pm... Crewe still lead 1-0 thanks to Kirky’s goal about 2 days ago..."
After a delay of over an hour, the game eventually got back underway and Crewe doubled their lead through a Chris Porter penalty.
Despite the unusual delay, the visitors' social media team seemed to see the funny side, posting a series of hilarious tweets.
One read: "Maybe FA Cup sponsors Emirates should fly out all the supporters who have remained at the game to Dubai to warm up after the game finishes at midnight?"
Crewe ultimately claimed a 2-0 win to book their place in the second round of the FA Cup.


timeout method
Creates a new stream with the same events as this stream.
Whenever more than timeLimit
passes between two events from this stream,
the onTimeout
function is called, which can emit further events on
the returned stream.
The countdown doesn't start until the returned stream is listened to. The countdown is reset every time an event is forwarded from this stream, or when this stream is paused and resumed.
The onTimeout
function is called with one argument: an
EventSink
that allows putting events into the returned stream.
This EventSink
is only valid during the call to onTimeout
.
Calling EventSink.close
on the sink passed to onTimeout
closes the
returned stream, and no further events are processed.
If onTimeout
is omitted, a timeout will just put a TimeoutException
into the error channel of the returned stream.
If the call to onTimeout
throws, the error is emitted on the returned
stream.
The returned stream is a broadcast stream if this stream is. If a broadcast stream is listened to more than once, each subscription will have its individually timer that starts counting on listen, and the subscriptions' timers can be paused individually.
Implementation
Stream<T> timeout(Duration timeLimit, {void onTimeout(EventSink<T> sink)}) {
_StreamControllerBase<T> controller;
// The following variables are set on listen.
StreamSubscription<T> subscription;
Timer timer;
Zone zone;
_TimerCallback timeout;
void onData(T event) {
timer.cancel();
timer = zone.createTimer(timeLimit, timeout);
// It might close the stream and cancel timer, so create recuring Timer
// before calling into add();
// issue: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/37565
controller.add(event);
}
void onError(error, StackTrace stackTrace) {
timer.cancel();
assert(controller is _StreamController ||
controller is _BroadcastStreamController);
controller._addError(error, stackTrace); // Avoid Zone error replacement.
timer = zone.createTimer(timeLimit, timeout);
}
void onDone() {
timer.cancel();
controller.close();
}
void onListen() {
// This is the onListen callback for of controller.
// It runs in the same zone that the subscription was created in.
// Use that zone for creating timers and running the onTimeout
// callback.
zone = Zone.current;
if (onTimeout == null) {
timeout = () {
controller.addError(
new TimeoutException("No stream event", timeLimit), null);
};
} else {
// TODO(floitsch): the return type should be 'void', and the type
// should be inferred.
var registeredOnTimeout =
zone.registerUnaryCallback<dynamic, EventSink<T>>(onTimeout);
var wrapper = new _ControllerEventSinkWrapper<T>(null);
timeout = () {
wrapper._sink = controller; // Only valid during call.
zone.runUnaryGuarded(registeredOnTimeout, wrapper);
wrapper._sink = null;
};
}
subscription = this.listen(onData, onError: onError, onDone: onDone);
timer = zone.createTimer(timeLimit, timeout);
}
Future onCancel() {
timer.cancel();
Future result = subscription.cancel();
subscription = null;
return result;
}
controller = isBroadcast
? new _SyncBroadcastStreamController<T>(onListen, onCancel)
: new _SyncStreamController<T>(onListen, () {
// Don't null the timer, onCancel may call cancel again.
timer.cancel();
subscription.pause();
}, () {
subscription.resume();
timer = zone.createTimer(timeLimit, timeout);
}, onCancel);
return controller.stream;
}


Hello! My name is Irina Golubitsky. I got a bachelor's degree in Math at Perm State University (Russia), and have five years of experience working as a Software Developer with 1c technology in Russia. After taking the Coding Boot Camp at UCLA Extension, I would like to start my new career as a Web Developer in the USA.


The mtx-grid
is an powerful material table component. It supports cell selectable,
row selectable, multiple row selectable, row expandable, column hiding, column moving and so on.
View Code
API
If you hide the pagination, you should set pageOnFront
false to show all the data.
If you choose multiple option, you can press ctrl/command + click or select checkboxs to choose multiple row.
Click the Column Shown button, you can select or drag the columns.
The name
and weight
column pinned left, the email
column
pinned right. Scroll the columns to test.
The status column are custom cells.
There has another easiest way to custom cells. You can use property
{{cellTemplateString}}
The name
field use a formatter.


From the office of Engr: Abubakar Saeed Federal Ministry of works and housing, Federal secretariat office complex, Lagos, Nigeria. Dear Friend, Request for assistance: Strictly Confidential I am Engr: Abubakar Saeed, the director of works FMW&H Nigeria and chairman of contract award and review committee set up by the federal government of Nigeria under the present civilian dispensation to award new contracts and review existing ones. I came to know of you in my search for a reliable and reputable person to handle a very confidential transaction,which involves the transfer of a huge sum of money to a foreign account. There were series of contracts executed by a consortium of ultinationals in the Works and Housing sector in favour of the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing (FMW&H). The original value of these contracts were delibrately over invoiced to the sum of USD$17,000,000.00 (seventeen million united state dollars).This amount has now been approved and is now ready to be transferred being that the companies that actually executed these contracts have been fully paid and the projects officially commissioned. Consequently, my colleagues and I are willing to transfer the total amount to your account for subsequent disbursement, since we as civil servants are prohibited by the code of conduct bureau (civil service law) from operating and/or opening foreign accounts in our names. Needless to say, the trust reposed on you at this is enormous, in return, we have agreed to offer you 20% of the transferred sum, while 10% shall be set aside for incidental expenses (internal and external) between both parties in the course of the transaction you will be mandated to remit the balance to other accounts in due course. Modalities have been worked out at the highest level of the ministry of finance and the Central bank of Nigeria for the immediate transfer of the funds within 14 working days subject to your satisfaction of the above stated terms. Our assurance is that your role is risk free. To accord this transaction the legality it deserves and for mutual security of the funds the whole approval procedures will officially and legally processed with your name or the name of any company you may nominate as the bonafide beneficiary. Once more I want you to understand that having put in over twenty five years in the civil service of my country, I am averse to having my image and career dented. This matter should therefore be treated with utmost secrecy and urgency it deserves. Please you should signify your intention to assist by you sending me a mail through my confidential email address so that I can brief you further (abu_saeed4@tiscali.co.uk). I want to assure you that this business proposal is 100% risk free as we have done our home work properly. I quite believe that you will protect our interest by taking this deal strictly confidential, as we are still in government service,which we intend to retire from. kindly expedite action as we are behind schedule to enable us include this transfer in the first batch which would constitute the first quarter payments for the 2003 financial year. Thanks and God bless. Engr: Abubakar Saeed.


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ICQ clients use family 0x15 for search. This family was added by AOL programmers
for compatibility with old ICQ server database engine. There is many search types:
uin search, details (nick, firstname, lastname, email) search, whitepages search.
Currently there is two search formats supported: old-style plain format and
new tlv-based format. Both plain and tlv formats support wildcards in search
fields, but plain version has separate requests for this future.
After request were sent server should reply via
SNAC(15,03)/07DA/01A4, ..... ,
SNAC(15,03)/07DA/01A4,
SNAC(15,03)/07DA/01AE
sequence. It also can send only
SNAC(15,03)/07DA/01AE packet when one
user found. When search return no users server sends empty
SNAC(15,03)/07DA/01AE with result flag != 0x0A
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Constructor
new SeleniumAssistant()
Example
const seleniumAssistant = require('selenium-assistant');
seleniumAssistant.printAvailableBrowsers();
const browsers = seleniumAssistant.getAvailableBrowsers();
browsers.forEach(browser => {
console.log(browsers.getPrettyName());
console.log(browsers.getReleaseName());
});
Methods
downloadBrowser(browserId, release, forceopt) → {Promise}
The downloadBrowser() function is a helper method what will grab a browser on a specific release channel.
If the request browser is already installed, it will resolve the promise and not download anything.
This is somewhat experimental, so be prepared for issues.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
browserId |
String | The selenium id of the browser you wish to download. | ||
release |
String | String of the release channel, can be 'stable', 'beta' or 'unstable' | ||
force |
Boolean |
<optional> |
false | Force download of a browser regardless of whether it exists already or not. |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
downloadFirefoxDriver() → {Promise}
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
getAvailableBrowsers() → {Array.<WebDriverBrowser>}
This method returns a list of discovered browsers in the current environment.
This method will throw an error if run on a platform other than OS X and Linux.
Returns:
- Type
- Array.<WebDriverBrowser>
getBrowser(browserId, release) → {WebDriverBrowser}
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
browserId |
String | The selenium id of the browser you want. |
release |
String | The release of the browser you want. Either 'stable', 'beta' or 'unstable.' |
Returns:
- Type
- WebDriverBrowser
getBrowserInstallDir() → {String}
Returns:
- Type
- String
killWebDriver(driver) → {Promise}
Once a web driver is no longer needed call this method to kill it. The promise resolves once the browser is closed and clean up has been done.
This is a basic helper that adds a timeout to the end of killling driver to account for shutdown time and the issues that can cause.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
driver |
WebDriver | Instance of a WebDriver |
Returns:
- Type
- Promise
printAvailableBrowserInfo(printToConsoleopt) → {String}
This method prints out a table of info for all available browsers on the current environment.
Useful if you are testing on travis and want to see what tests should be running.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
printToConsole |
Boolean |
<optional> |
true | If you wish to prevent the table being printed to the console, you can suppress it by passing in false and simply use the string response. |
Returns:
- Type
- String
setBrowserInstallDir(newInstallDir)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
newInstallDir |
String | Path to download browsers to. Pass in null to use default path. |


Download and install the Unity Editor from the Unity download page. The installer uses a Download Assistant and has detailed instructions to follow. If you want to download the Unity Editor using a torrent or install several versions of Unity at once, see Torrent Download, below.
The Unity Download Assistant is a small executable program (approximately 1 MB in size) which lets you select which components of the Unity Editor you want to download and install.
If you’re not sure which components you want to install, leave the default selections, click Continue, and follow the installer’s instructions.
Note that on PC there is Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2015.
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If you prefer, you can download and install all of the components separately, without using the Download Assistant. The components are normal installer executable programs and packages, so you may find it simpler, especially if you are a new Unity user, to use the Download Assistant. Some users, such as those wishing to automate deployment of Unity in an organization, may prefer to install from the command line.
The following options can be used when installing the Unity Editor and other components from command line on Windows. Note that installer command line arguments are case-sensitive.
| /S | Performs a silent (no questions asked) install. |
| /D=PATH | Sets the default install directory. Useful when combined with the silent install option. Default folder is C:\Program Files (x86)\Unity (32-bit) or C:\Program Files\Unity (64-bit) |
Example:
UnitySetup64.exe /S /D=E:\Development\Unity
Install Unity silently to the folder E:\Development\Unity, which will be the root of the Unity installation. The Unity editor executable will in this case be installed in E:\Development\Unity\Editor\Unity.exe. “/D” argument must be last and without quotes, even if path contains spaces.
To perform a silent uninstall, run Uninstall.exe /S
(for example, from command line or a script).
Note that although the process will finish right away, it takes a few seconds before the files are actually removed. The reason for this is that the uninstaller is copied to a temporary location in order to be able to remove itself. Also, make sure the working directory is not inside the Unity install location, as it won’t be able to remove the folder if this is the case.
Silently install Standard Assets. If specifying folder, use the Unity “root” folder (that is, the folder containing the Editor folder, and not where Unity.exe is installed into).
UnityStandardAssetsSetup.exe /S /D=E:\Development\Unity
Silently install the Example Project. The default folder is C:\Users\Public\Documentation\Unity Projects\Standard Assets Example Project.
UnityExampleProjectSetup.exe /S /D=E:\Development\Unity
The individual Unity installers are provided as .pkg files, which can be installed using installer
as described below.
Installs into folder /Applications/Unity
on the specified target volume:
sudo installer [-dumplog] -package Unity.pkg -target /
Installs into folder /Applications/Unity/Standard Assets
on the specified volume:
sudo installer [-dumplog] -package StandardAssets.pkg -target /
Installs into folder /Users/Shared/Unity/Standard-Assets
on the specified volume:
sudo installer [-dumplog] -package Examples.pkg -target /
If you’d prefer to download Unity via a BitTorrent client, you can download get a torrent link from the Unity download archive page. Not all versions have a torrent download. If a version is available to download as a torrent, the option is presented as Torrent download (Win+Mac) in the Downloads dropdown menu.
You can install as many versions of Unity as you like on the same computer.
The installer on a Mac creates a folder called Unity, and overwrite any existing folder with this name - however, if you rename the folder to something else before installing another versions, then both versions can exist on the same computer without problems.
On a PC, the install folder is always named Unity X.Y.Z[fp]W, where the ‘f’ is for an official release, and ‘p’ is used to mark a patch release.
We strongly recommend that if you rename a Unity folder, you choose the new folder name logically (for example, add the version number to the end of the name). Note that any existing shortcuts, aliases and links to the offline docs may no longer point to the old version of Unity. This can be particularly confusing with the offline docs; if you suddenly find that browser bookmarks to the offline docs no longer work, then check that they have the right folder name in the URL.


In this tutorial, the goal is to transform customers data from a CSV flat file to an XML format. The input file named "customers.csv" has the following format:
firstname,lastname,email,birthdate,phone,gender,street,zipcode,city,country Venus,Blake,at@luctus.edu,17/04/2012,0463599385,0,492-3228 Lobortis Avenue,22496,Barrow,Burkina Faso Lael,Carolyn,posuere@loremtristique.ca,10/01/2013,4147737012,0,Ap #598-4493 Eros. St.,87583,New Bedford,Uzbekistan Tiger,Raja,quis@pulvinar.com,19/01/2012,5283010032,2,P.O. Box 113 8377 Convallis Road,85768,Fredericksburg,Namibia
The business data validation rules are listed in the following table :
| Field | Index | Validation rule |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Must have a valid email format | |
| birthday | 3 | Must have a valid date format with pattern "dd/MM/yyyy" |
| phone | 4 | Must be numeric and have a length of 10 characters |
| gender | 5 | Must be 0 (MALE) or 1 (FEMALE) |
The batch processing logic should generate an xml output containing customers data in the following format:
<customer> <firstName>Venus</firstName> <lastName>Blake</lastName><EMAIL_ADDRESS><birthday>17/04/2012</birthday> <phone>0463599385</phone> <gender>MALE</gender> <address> <street>492-3228 Lobortis Avenue</street> <zipCode>22496</zipCode> <city>Barrow</city> <country>Canada</country> </address> </customer>
The complete source code of this tutorial is available here.
To run the tutorial with maven, launch the following command in the cb4j/cb4j-tutorials
directory :
mvn clean package exec:java -PrunCustomersTutorial
After the execution is finished, you should see the XML output for each customer record in the console.
Info : This tutorial uses xstream to easily generate XML output for customer data.


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This file contains the implementation to start the game, containing the main loop. More...
#include "game.h"
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| void | start_dave_the_jumper () |
| function that initializes all of the sprites and calls the main loop function game_main_loop() | |
| void | game_main_loop () |
| main loop of the game, using the driver receive funtion. Does the interruptions of the timer, keyboard and mouse. After the interruptions, calls the event_handler() function if any event happened In the end of the loop, calls all of the 'destroy' functions. | |
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| int | timer_counter |
| uint8_t | keyScanned |
| bool | timer_event_occurred = false |
| says if an event from the timer happened | |
| bool | keyboard_event_occurred = false |
| says if an event from the keyboard happened | |
| bool | mouse_event_occurred = false |
| says if an event from the mouse happened | |
| uint8_t | key_pressed |
| uint8_t | timer_mask_int |
| mask to the timer interrupt | |
| uint8_t | keyboard_mask_int |
| mask to the keyboard interrupt | |
| uint8_t | mouse_mask_int |
| mask to the mouse interrupt | |
| GameModes | game_mode |
| contain the game mode More... | |
| Character * | dave = NULL |
| Cursor * | cursor |
This file contains the implementation to start the game, containing the main loop.
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In this module we we will we take a critical look at children's literature. Specifically we will understand how voices can be silenced or hidden in curriculum. More importantly we will explore how to use literature as tool for trajectory. A source of agency
Through reading, writing , and particapting as a class we will explore these questions.
D. Ray Reutzel and Robert B. Cooter, JrOrganizing for Effective Instruction: The Reading Workshop
Lane W. Clarke and Jennifer Holwadel:Help! What Is Wrong with These Literature Circles and How Can We Fix Them?
Lyn Wagner, Jennifer Grogan Nott, Ann T. AgnewThe Nuts and Bolts of Teaching First-Grade Writing through a Journal Workshop
Complete the readings.
Choose two out of three to annotate. The annotation tool we will use as a class is installed but you can annotate any way you choose.
You will write a mini lesson for either writer's workshop or readers workshop. Your lesson must contain an explicit defintion of skill being taught, modeling by the teacher using that skill, and guided practice. Finally you must provide contentdifferentiantion for two students.
Performance Task: Watch the following playlist. Write a summary of what you think went well in the videos and what needs improvement.
Then you must start up a conversation with peers about their summaries. Make sure to follow the comments people post to your thread as well.


Manual: technical overview
Explains the project structure. Describes how the runtime ticks.
Here we explain what is in the github repository. It is also explained what is in the runtime when it loads up a program.
Table of contents ↑01. Project hierarchy
app benchmarks compiler doc documentation_considerations.tex headers internal_documentation.txt lever lever-0.9.0.grammar lever.py lib LICENSE.md local marketing native_considerations.txt performance.text README.md runtime sample.lc samples semantics_documentation.txt setup.py test.py tests tool_ideas.text tools VERSION website_considerations.txt win32_extras www
01.1. app -directory
Contains the application script that is run when the lever executable is run without arguments.
01.2. benchmarks -directory
Some programs that have been used to optimize the runtime.
01.3. compiler -directory
Contains the bootstrapping compiler to bootstrap the another one in the lib/compiler.lc
01.4. doc -directory
Contains nearly all the documentation for the project. The documentation is intended to be readable by the runtime so it's been written in a weird language.
01.5. documentation_considerations.tex
Some old discussion about solving the documentation problems in the project. They are still not entirely solved, but the ideas in this file drove them further. Should be merged with the rest of the documentation.
01.6. headers -directory
A slightly old directory that contains C FFI files that are used by libraries. They could also sit in the lib/ -directory by now, but this directory was there before the module system had improved to provide a method to load these json files from the lib.
01.7. internal_documentation.txt
A very early form of documentation about the runtime -directory. Should be also merged with the main documentation.
01.8. lever, lever.exe
The executable binary that is generated from the runtime directory.
01.9. lever-0.9.0.grammar
The machine-readable grammar file. Used by both the compiler/ and lib/compiler.lc. A form of an attribute grammar.
01.10. lever.py
A script to run lever runtime interpreted by Python. Barely ever used these days because it's so slow method to run the code.
01.11. lib -directory
A comprehensive set of modules written in Lever meant to become a standard library. It is distributed along the runtime.
01.12. LICENSE.md
License file for the repository. It's a MIT license.
01.13. local -directory
This directory gets created by the setup.py -script. It contains third party dependencies that are required along the binary.
Doing this ensures that we have recent versions about the libraries that we are using, and makes it easier to compile the project on Windows.
01.14. marketing -directory
Supposed to contain press kits and such, but right now contains only an one image.
01.15. native_considerations.txt
Some remarks and notes about compiling for native machine code. Should be merged into the rest of the documentation.
01.16. performance.text
Stub for accessibility. The contents have been moved into: https://leverlanguage.com/doc/latest/performance.html
01.17. README.md
I'm not entirely sure what I should do with this file, but it also contains some documentation. Maybe it should be slowly merged with the rest of the documentation.
01.18. runtime -directory
The part of the Lever that has to be translated and then compiled into a executable file.
01.19. sample.lc
A kind of a scratch buffer for trying out small things. A semi-temporary file.
01.20. samples -directory
Bundle of old and new sample programs, tests and experiments.
01.21. semantics_documentation.txt
An older file describing semantics of the language in terms of the grammar declarations. Should be merged into the rest of the documentation.
01.22. setup.py
Maintenance script for the project. Will be described in detail in an another section.
01.23. test.py
An old script for running test script.
01.24. tests -directory
Outdated list of tests that was tried some time back when everything barely worked.
01.25. tool_ideas.text
Related to the performance.text discussion. Will be eventually merged in there as well.
01.26. tools -directory
Variety of tools written in Lever and Python. Mostly concerned with html documentation and machine readable specs.
01.27. VERSION
Version number of the lever release.
01.28. website_considerations.txt
Some old discussion on the website contents.
01.29. win32_extras -directory
A bundle of extra binary files needed to run the produced executable on a Windows system.
01.30. www -directory
The copy from the website directory. Mostly generated with a hint of some files that haven't been.
02. Documentation effort
The doc/ -directory is itself an experiment. Overall the structure looks like it could work, but the format is not that desirable. Although the documentation is mostly in the single place that distributes it where it is needed. It is cleanly and consistently formatted, relatively easy to write. The format itself has been lacking in providing machine-assisted tools for updating the documentation.
Eventually when the format is changed, the existing documentation won't be removed. It will be automatically translated into the new format. There are plans for a binary format of one kind. Designed to be easy to edit by an editor, have dense representation for the information and allow a good diff algorithm to be implemented on the contents.
03. Setup script functionality
When you do 'python setup.py -h' you get...
usage: setup.py [-h] {build-local,compile,compile-lib,win32-dist,refresh-docs,stub,update-html-docs} ... positional arguments: {build-local,compile,compile-lib,win32-dist,refresh-docs,stub,update-html-docs} build-local Compile the statically linked third party dependencies for Lever compile Compile the lever runtime compile-lib Compile lib/ contents win32-dist Create win32 distribution refresh-docs Refresh the source index and then update all documentation stub Produce documentation stub for an item in the source index update-html-docs Update HTML documentation optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
'python setup.py build-local' downloads and builds the dependencies needed on Windows. If you don't have zlib or libuv or you're unsure whether they're new enough on your system, you may want to run this on Linux as well.
'python setup.py compile' runs little bit of dependency checking/troubleshooting and retrieves pypy into it's own path, so that it would be really easy to build this project. I've tried to make it sure that the program does one of: nags, attempts to get the dependencies, lists out the missing dependencies rather than that it would go into compiling and fail sometime during the compiling wasting your time.
Sometimes there can still be a hitch in the compiling, but it's not the default behavior here.
'python setup.py compile-lib' is run implicitly after compile. It uses the python compiler to compile bytecode for as many files in lib/ as it can. Because it is slightly out of sync it won't succeed with all of them, but it should succeed just enough that the lib/compiler.lc is able to run.
'python setup.py win32-dist' some long time ago this built the 0.8.0 win32 standalone distribution. Maybe it'll build the 0.9.0 standalone at some point!
'python setup.py refresh-docs' prints the module index into 'doc/source_index.json'. It probably doesn't work all the time, but when it's time to use it we'll fix it. It collects all the modules and functions so that we can quickly generate documentation stubs for them.
I don't like yet how this works when it comes to updating the documentation, so it'll change eventually.
'python setup.py update-html-docs' builds the HTML documentation in the www/. Everything in that directory isn't build, but the stuff that comes from the doc/ is rewritten. Lets see when it needs to be improved.
04. When Lever starts
Lever has two modes of startup. If you pass in a script, it runs that script. If no script is given the interpreter runs the 'app/main.lc' which provides a read-eval-print-loop.
When the runtime starts up, it inserts some initial tasks into a queue and then starts up an eventloop. The eventloop is provided by the library libuv. The whole system implements co-operative task switching with greenlets.
Thread spawning in Lever is not complete, but the multiple threads are supported. This means that we have both in-thread and between-threads concurrency present in our runtime. I know that this isn't potentially very ideal in every situation. Later, we will probably try to solve some of the problems with write access control or such.
After the event loop is loaded, the runtime sets up a module scope, importing routines, some basic I/O utilities and starts up the main script. Libuv handling of stdin/stdout/stderr can be a nuisance quite too often, so we'll have to change some of that eventually.
The scoping in Lever does not have an idea of a mutable global space. It can be illustrated by the following script:
scope = %"import".scope # Get the scope of this module. while scope print(scope.local) scope = scope.parent
The 'import' and .scope within it are ordinary variables that can be found from the module that is given. They are also not mandatory in a module, but without them the import clauses do not work, of course.
It prints out the following kind of a hierarchy:
path("module's directory") path("${lever_path}/lib") path("builtin:/")
This points out where the modules are searched from. These are the directories assigned for our module scopes and they form a hierarchy.
The topmost module scope is always created when the Lever starts up. It loads modules from the same directory where the starting script is.
Currently the '/lib' scope is also created at startup. It points out where to search the system libraries from that have been written in lever.
The 'builtin://' is pointing to the modules implemented by the runtime. Most of it comes from the runtime/stdlib/ -directory. The contents of this scope are immutable.
Each scope object memoizes the modules that are already loaded and attempts to fetch the memoized module. Explicit reload command needs to be called if it is desirable to reload the module.
Solving the module system without having mutable globals was proposed by the maintainer of Python's module system. I think it is nearly just like I want it.
You can create new scopes yourself and discard them when you no longer need them. It makes it very easy to implement a plugin framework for your application.
Modules themselves can take a parent module. The variable is fetched from the parent module if it isn't present in the module itself. The 'base' module is used as a base by default, but you can change that too when you introduce a new module scope.
05. Runtime structure
Lever's runtime builds hierarchically.
On the lowest layer we have runtime/continuations.py and runtime/core.py. These parts define interactions between event loop and continuations, and those interactions sometimes spread far into the remaining parts of the runtime because they allow tasks to wait asynchronously.
The runtime/space/ -directory describes our object system. It contains most primitive objects and containers that we happen to have in the system.
The runtime/base/ describes the base module in our system. Although some of the values in that base module are filled up in all around the runtime/ -directory.
The runtime/evaluator/ contains the interpreter. It is loading the module from json-like objects that are defined by 'runtime/bon.py' -module. This is a custom format specific to Lever and it may need much more work before it is satisfying enough.
The runtime/stdlib/ contains the 'standard modules' that are defined by the runtime. They provide functionality that could not be provided otherwise. They are gathered in the runtime/module_resolution.py which defines the module scopes and import mechanisms.
The uv_ -prefixed files are all libuv related helpers and utilities. There is a still mix of two interfaces there, one that I started with and another iteration of it. It is in the 'proof of concept' -phase. Once it matters a bit more, we should move on to building good I/O streaming primitives around the features of the libuv. Lets hope that we won't depend too much on the kinks of that API.
The runtime/vectormath.py provides some vector, matrix, quaternion arithmetic along trigonometric functionality. Some of the operations there belongs into the stdlib, though I would prefer to provide 'pi', 'tau', 'sin', 'cos' so on.. in the base module because they are very useful functions and variables.
pathobj.py is provides a layer to transform windows paths to POSIX and HTML paths. This is used implicitly in lot of places of our runtime because it's nice if every file path is in a consistent format. Additionally these paths are all wrapped into path -object that makes it easy to work on them. On the retrospect the important thing is consistent path handling, not hiding of Windows-style paths. We may adjust the design to that direction later on.


These are our Miniature Australian Shepherds. We have a male, Nova, and two females, Timber and Kya. We breed these beautiful dogs and get many different colors. These dogs are our lives and we love to see how happy others are when they get one of these beautiful puppies.
-Nova-
-Timber-
-Kya-
The colors/patterns that we get with these dogs are:


Important Info for Seniors
Baccalaureate Information
Graduation Information
Project Graduation
Questions?
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Graduation Processional/Ceremony Procedures
- Graduates will line up in the Assembly Room with their mentors. Again, the only things you should have with you in the room are those items that can be with you during the ceremony in the auditorium.
- Each senior will be issued a card with his/her name typed on it to be read at graduation.
- Seniors will line up in pairs at the north ramp to enter for the processional.
- Guests will not be allowed admittance to the auditorium once the graduates gather in the North Foyer for the processional. Once the processional is over, guests with tickets may enter or re-enter.
- Mentors and graduates will need to follow the lead of the ushers to enter the auditorium. Graduates will enter in pairs down the center aisle and fill in from the center aisle to the outside. Seating will be reserved.
- Following the processional, the seniors will remain standing, and men will remove their caps for the "Crimson Banner," salute to the flag, and class aspiration.
- Seniors will sit in unison following the principal's lead.
- After presentation of the class by Jeff Meisenheimer, Principal, seniors will stand by row and proceed across the stage and receive a diploma cover as their names are read from the cards.
- Hand the name card to the appropriate reader at the left or right side of the stage.
- Proceed to the center of the stage to receive diploma cover*.
- Shake the hand of the LSR-7 Board of Education representative.
- Walk down the center stage steps, greet your mentor and return to your original seat.
- Seniors will rise for the affirmation at the end of the ceremony, and ushers will manage the recessional from back to front and direct graduates to the traditional "hat-toss" location. *Once completed, direction will be provided on where to pick up diplomas before leaving.


Looking to bring my knowledge of coding to a role in software development. A former musicologist, I have a talent for creative thinking and independent problem-solving, both of which have served me well in my current work as a teaching assistant for the Java bootcamps at Grand Circus. I’m keen on harnessing the power of code to transform experience: I want to build software that shapes and enriches our interactions with each other and with the world around us.
Train the next generation of coding rockstars. Develop the technical skills of students transitioning into careers in the tech industry.
Taught 2–3 courses per semester (music history, theory, piano, African drumming and dance). Wrote the first dissertation on music and mystery in the philosophies of French writers Vladimir Jankélévitch and Gisèle Brelet.


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{% include 'catalogue/search/search_bar.html' with artwork_search_form=artwork_search_form location_search_form=location_search_form exhibition_search_form=exhibition_search_form %}
{% include 'catalogue/search/search_results.html' with object_list=search_results %}


Drag and drop the track segments below onto the grid to create your new track.
The track must form a complete loop, with no segments placed not contained in the loop.
To return to the home menu, click 'Track Builder' in the navbar.
Welcome to track builder!
View tracks created by other users by searching for them in the panel on the left. To create your own track, click the button below.
To return to this menu at any time, click 'Track Builder' in the navbar.


Last year, I took some time to write a small blog theme for Anchor CMS using some PHP and a lot of CSS. Too much, if you ask me. If I had the time, I’d go back and clean a lot of it up. Maybe during a rainy day.
I haven’t logged into GitHub in a while. Teaching has been all consuming lately and I’ve not really had time to mess around with some coding projects I’d started so long ago. I hopped on tonight to grab some code for something else I’ve been working on, and alas, a problem with my theme.
Someone, somewhere thought my theme was good enough to use, which is pretty cool. But, some of the functions weren’t working correctly, and some were just plain missing (oops). I’d made a mistake somewhere in my cloning and rebasing, and I hadn’t taken the time to make sure I didn’t flub something up along the way. Anyways, long story short, he grabbed some code from my live demo site and got it working. But still. Customer support is our number one priority.
Here’s what I started with:
function twitter_account() {
return Config::get('meta.twitter');
}
function twitter_url() {
return 'http://www.twitter.com/' . twitter_account();
}
The idea was to have someone create some metadata (twitter_account
) once and then have it populate a link to their Twitter page as well as be the attribution info on any of the tweet links on posts. Easy enough, right? Wrong. The account function wasn’t returning the correct URL because I done messed up my PHP call. It should have been this:
function twitter_account() {
return Config::get('meta.twitter');
}
function twitter_url() {
return 'http://www.twitter.com/' . site_meta('twitter_account');
}
I’d forgotten that the twitter_account
meta field only stores the data object. I have to tell the second function that there is some site metadata stored in the twitter_account
call, not just the function itself. Oops.
All’s well now and it’s working fine, from what I can tell. Iteration is the game. Back to the workshop…
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If I wish to, I can arrange to be in the company of people of my race most of the time.
I can be sure that no matter where I move to, my neighbours in that location will be pleasant or neutral to me.
I can go shopping alone and be sure that I won’t be followed or harassed.
I can turn on the television, open a newspaper and see people of my race widely represented.
I can go to a museum or art gallery and will see people of my race widely represented in the objects and artworks.
I can be sure that when told about our national heritage or about ‘civilisation’, I am shown that people of my colour made it what it is.
I can be sure that my children will be taught a curriculum which testifies to the existence of their race.
I can go into a shop and easily find the food, music or clothes which represent my race or fit with my cultural traditions.
I can go to a hairdresser and be sure that they can cut my hair.
I can count on my skin colour not to work against the appearance of my financial reliability.
I can swear, dress scruffily or not answer letters without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, poverty or illiteracy of my race.
I can speak in public to a powerful male group without putting my race on trial.
I can do well professionally without being called a credit to my race.
I am never asked to speak for my entire racial group.
I can remain oblivious of the language and customs of persons of colour without feeling in my own culture any penalty for such oblivion.
I can criticize our government and talk about how much I fear its policies and behaviour without being seen as a cultural outsider.
If a police officer stops me I can be sure I haven’t been singled out because of my race.
I can be pretty sure that if I ask to talk to “the person in charge,” I will be facing a person of my race.
I can easily buy books, children’s toys, posters, greetings cards or magazines featuring people of my race.
As a child I had access to books where the heroes and protagonists were the same race or colour as me.
I can go home from most meetings of organizations I belong to feeling somewhat tied in, rather than isolated, out-of-place, outnumbered, unheard, held at a distance, or feared.
I can take a job with an affirmative action employer without having co-workers suspect that I got it because of race.
I can be sure that the gatekeepers in my life such as my boss, my local MP or my landlord are the same colour or race as me.
I can be sure that if I need legal or medical help, the colour of my skin will not work against me.
I can choose make up or bandages in flesh colour and have them more or less match my skin.
At school and university I could be sure that most of my teachers were the same colour or race as me.


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What is Mystify?
“ The art of simplicity is a puzzle of complexity ”
Have you ever been to an escape room? You know how expensive it can get for an hour of fun. But what if you can have the fun of uncovering clues and demystifying puzzles for free over a period of 2 days. IEEE NITK presents the 3rd edition of Mystify!. The first edition of this unique, enthralling and mind-boggling puzzle competition to be held offline, we introduce a new concept - the meta puzzle. The only escape you'll be doing here is from your monotonous lives.
Open to all undergraduate students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd years in Mangalore Sub-Section colleges.
Prizes Worth
Certificates for all those who solve at least two puzzles in Round 2 (excluding the meta puzzle).
Winner
INR 2000
Runner Up
INR 1500
3rd position
INR 1000
Incentives: Onesta coupons will be handed out to all participants and refreshments will be provided in Round 2.
Schedule
Round 1 (Elimination)
24th March (1800 hrs) - 25th March (1800 hrs)
Mode : Online
Round 2 (Main)
26th March (0900 hrs) - 27th March (0900 hrs)
Mode : Offline
Tie Breaker
27th March (1200 hrs) onwards
Mode : Online
Results
29th March
Report and solutions
1st April
Here is the link to past years' puzzles and solutions.
Click here
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to participate in Mystify?
All 1st, 2nd and 3rd year undergraduate students from all Mangalore Sub-Section colleges are welcome to participate in Mystify.
Is there a cost associated with registration?
There is no registration fee for NITK students. Participants outside of NITK will have to pay a registration fee of INR 200 per team. They will however, be exempted from paying the registration fee, if they have atleast one IEEE member in their team.
Do I need any prior experience or knowledge to participate?
No prerequisites are necessary to participate.
Is Mystify similar to Capture The Flag (CTF)?
No, Mystify is not a CTF event. Participants in Mystify are challenged to uncover interconnected and layered clues to solve puzzles varying from science to pop culture, rather than finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in systems. Both Mystify and CTF involve problem solving, but they have different objectives and formats.
How many people can be in a team?
Teams are limited to a maximum of four members.
Do I need to be an IEEE member or have at least one IEEE member on my team to participate?
IEEE membership is not a requirement for participation, and having an IEEE member on your team is not necessary. However, for participants outside of NITK, having atleast one IEEE member in your team will exempt you from paying the registration fee.
Can a team have a mix of NITK and non-NITK participants?
No, unfortunately we do not allow such a combination.
How should I prepare for Mystify?
Come with an open mind, embrace creativity, and be ready to have fun! You can go through past years' puzzles and solutions should you choose to - the link for which has been provided before the FAQ section.
How are teams selected for Round 2?
The top 50% of teams will advance to Round 2.
Will I receive a certificate by only clearing Round 1?
No, to receive a certificate, you must solve at least 2 puzzles in Round 2. Simply clearing Round 1 is not enough.
What equipments or materials are required for the event?
Basic stationery like notepads and pens is advised for each round. Apart from that any laptop or even your mobile phone would suffice for Round 1. However, we require each team to have atleast 1 laptop with Windows 10 or beyond for Round 2. Teams may bring more than 1 laptop for Round 2 if they wish to.
Can I participate in Round 2 from a remote location?
Yes, you can participate in Round 2 from wherever you are, but hints and subsequent requirements to solve certain puzzles will only be provided on-site. So you will have to be physically present to acquire them.
Will I get the Onesta coupons if I do not qualify for Round 2?
You will get the coupons nonetheless. Your participation is the only requirement to avail the coupons. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and register already!
How do I avail the Onesta coupons if I do not make it to Round 2?
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Date Format Fixture
Features:
- Format dates to timestamps (seconds/millis after epoch)
- Reformat dates/times to a different format
- Display timestamps as formatted dates
When the fixture is called without arguments, the date format is the system locale default short format and can be changed by using set date format followed by the desired format.
Input dates are expected to be in the default or specified input format.
To toggle between seconds/milliseconds after epoch, use timestamp has milliseconds followed by the desired boolean value (default: true)
Time zone can be set using set timezone and -if no argument is given- defaults to the system default time zone.
This fixture is intended to be used as a library. (See below)
Examples
Instantiate with system default date format and timezone
| script | date format fixture | |||||
| #Get a timestamp for a given date and convert it back to formatted dates | ||||||
| set date format | dd-MM-yyyy | |||||
| $stamp<-[1557698400000] | timestamp for date | 13-05-2019 | ||||
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | 13-05-2019 | |||
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | as | yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss | 2019/05/13 00:00:00 | |
| check | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | as | dd-MM-yyyy | 13-05-2019 |
Instantiate the fixture with a given format and time zone
One could also specify only one constructor parameter, in which case the timezone remains the system's default.
| script | date format fixture | dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss | GMT+1 | |||
| timestamp has milliseconds | false | |||||
| show | format date | 10-05-2001 12:13:14 | as | yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm | 2001/05/10 12:13 | |
| $stamp<-[989493194] | timestamp for date | 10-05-2001 12:13:14 | ||||
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[989493194] | 10-05-2001 12:13:14 | |||
| check | format timestamp | $stamp->[989493194] | as | dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss | 10-05-2001 12:13:14 | |
| #Change the time zone, adding one hour to the expected outcome | ||||||
| set timezone | GMT+2 | |||||
| check | format timestamp | $stamp->[989493194] | as | dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss z | 10-05-2001 13:13:14 GMT+02:00 | |
| #Change input format and convert to a different format | ||||||
| set date format | MM/dd/yyyy | |||||
| check | format date | 11/14/2016 | as | dd-MM-yyyy | 14-11-2016 |
Use as a library fixture from any other fixture table
When we use this fixture as a library we can call date format methods from any script table.
By default a library will use system default date format and timezone.
| library |
| date format fixture |
Example usage of date formatting methods from a string fixture script table:
| script | string fixture | |||||
| $stamp<-[1557698400000] | timestamp for date | 13-05-2019 | as | dd-MM-yyyy | ||
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | 5/13/19 | |||
| check | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | as | dd-MM-yyyy | 13-05-2019 |
But we can also configure the value used for format (leaving time zone alone).
| library | |
| date format fixture | dd-MM-yyyy |
Now the calls to the formatting methods behave differently:
| script | string fixture | ||
| check | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | 13-05-2019 |
But we can also configure the values used for both format and time zone.
| library | ||
| date format fixture | dd-MM-yyyy | GMT+1 |
Now the calls to the formatting methods behave differently again (the date might change depending on the default system locale used to generate the timestamp):
| script | string fixture | ||||
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | as | yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss | 2019/05/12 23:00:00 |
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | 12-05-2019 |
It's also possible to use an locale that is not your default locale:
| library | |||
| date format fixture | EEE, MMM dd yyyy HH:mm:ss z | UTC | en_US |
Now we can also convert localized date strings:
| script | string fixture | |||||
| check | format date | Thu, Dec 14 2017 11:50:00 UTC | as | dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss | 14-12-2017 11:50:00 | |
| show | format timestamp | $stamp->[1557698400000] | Sun, May 12 2019 22:00:00 UTC |


This is a web application that takes a user's birthday and calculates the day of the week they were born and then depending on their gender, it assigns their Akan Name which are derived from Ghanian culture.
Enter your birthday and choose your gender from the form and click on the submit button to know what your Akan name will be.


Here you can act as a FIX Server (a.k.a. Actuator) and send custom messages to FIX clients.
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This editor is designed work with the Korg Wavestation SR. It will not work with any other Wavestation models (the original Wavestation, the Wavestation EX, or the Wavestation A/D).
Bank Sysex This patch editor knows about bank sysex messages (which group together multiple patches) as well as single-patch sysex messages. If Edisyn loads or receives a bank sysex message, you will be given the option to edit a patch from it, to save the whole bank sysex, or to upload the whole bank sysex.
Communicating with Edisyn Set your SR to receive sysex parameters, and also to receive program change and bank select commands, as well as All Notes Off. Make sure that the MIDI channel set for the SR matches the one you're using in Edisyn.
Gotchas
Notes
For the time being, I have elected to not have the patch editor update itself in response to manual parameter changes made directly on the synth. The SR is just too complex a beast.
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| Date | February 2018 |


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The optimal power flow problem minimizes the overall operating cost in a electricity network while subject to a number of generation and transmission constraints. The DC model is a widely used linearized approximation of the actual nonlinear power flow model, and it can be written as
\[\begin{align} \min~&\sum\limits_{i=1}^m (a_ig_i^2 + b_ig_i + c_i) \\ \text{s.t.}~&\pmb{B}_{\text{bus}} \pmb{v} + \pmb{I}_{\text{bg}} \pmb{g} = \pmb{L} \\ &|\pmb{B}_{\text{f}} \pmb{v}| \leq \pmb{R} \\ &P_i^{\min} \leq g_i \leq P_i^{\max} &\forall i = 1, 2, ..., m \\ &v_{ref} = 0, \end{align}\]where \(n\) is the number of buses, and \(m\) is the number of generators. The decision variables:
and parameters:
In this case study, we consider the IEEE RTS-1996, and the dataset is generated according to the one used in MATPOWER. You may find the dataset as an Excel file from here. The following code is used to import system parameters from the file.
# Load data from the Excel file
import pandas as pd
Bbus_df = pd.read_excel('ieee_rts.xlsx', sheet_name='Bbus')
Bf_df = pd.read_excel('ieee_rts.xlsx', sheet_name='Bf')
Gen_df = pd.read_excel('ieee_rts.xlsx', sheet_name='Gen')
Rates_df = pd.read_excel('ieee_rts.xlsx', sheet_name='Rates')
Load_df = pd.read_excel('ieee_rts.xlsx', sheet_name='Load')
Bbus = Bbus_df.values # Bbus array
Bf = Bf_df.values # Bf array
R = Rates_df['Rate_A'].values # line capacity ratings
GBus = Gen_df['GBus'].values # generator buses
Pmin = Gen_df['Pmin'].values # minimum outputs of generators
Pmax = Gen_df['Pmax'].values # maximum outputs of generators
Coeff = Gen_df.loc[:, 'Cost_a':'Cost_c'].values # cost coefficients of generators
L = Load_df['Load'].values # electricity loads
n = Bf.shape[1] # n: Number of buses
m = len(GBus) # m: Number of generators
The DC optimal power flow problem can be solved by the following Python code.
from rsome import ro
from rsome import grb_solver as grb
import rsome as rso
import numpy as np
model = ro.Model()
v = model.dvar(n) # decision variable as the voltage angle
g = model.dvar(m) # decision variable as the generation output
model.min(rso.sumsqr(Coeff[:, 0]**0.5 * g) +
Coeff[:, 1]@g +
Coeff[:, 2].sum()) # quadratic objective function
I_bg = np.zeros((n, m))
I_bg[GBus-1, range(m)] = 1 # array that places generators to their buses
model.st(Bbus@v + I_bg@g == L) # power balance equation
model.st(abs(Bf@v) <= R) # transmission line capacities
model.st(g >= Pmin, g <= Pmax) # output capacities of generators
Ref = 12 # index of the reference bus
model.st(v[Ref] == 0) # set the reference bus
model.solve(grb) # solve the problem by Gurobi
print('\nOptimal generation cost: {0:0.2f}'.format(model.get()))
Being solved by Gurobi...
Solution status: 2
Running time: 0.0045s
Optimal generation cost: 61000.92


Home Page * * (out of * * * * )
Directed by Doug Block. Featuring: Justin Hall, Doug Block, Lucy Block, Patrick Farley, Denise Tenorio, Julie Petersen, Jim Petersen, Howard Rheingold, Judi Rose, John Seabrook, Marjorie Silver, Josh Silver, Carl Steadman, J. Carew Kraft. 1999 - 102 minutes Not Rated (equivalent of an R rating for profanity and brief nudity). Reviewed November 23, 1999.
Documentarian Doug Block won raves in 1995 (and I was one of them) for his quietly poignant "Jupiter's Wife," about a homeless woman living in NYC's Central Park. His latest film, made in 1996 and premiering at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival, is "Home Page," an alternately fascinating and disappointing look at the way the Internet has changed peoples' lives since 1996, the first year it officially caught on with growing popularity. The documentary is fascinating because its subject is about something that I, myself, am intrigued with. Ever since getting AOL in the summer of 1997, my life has been altered in many way, and all for the better. Not only is it an enormous outlet in which you can do almost anything on, but it also has paved the way for what I am doing right now--writing film reviews and attempting to get my voice heard in the profession.
What makes "Home Page" unsatisfying on many levels, however, is its shaky, flawed storytelling. Centering, in large part, on Justin Hall, a fellow student at his son's school, Swarthmore College, what starts as a film on Block's own daughter quickly turns as he is overtaken by Justin's obsession with the net and his own home page (www.links.net). Justin, an alternatively dressed and groomed 21-year-old, is a self-proclaimed "physical embodiment of the Internet," a young man who has no qualms about revealing the most personal things about himself and the people around him on his site. Temporarily moving from New York City to San Francisco to stay with Howard Rheingold, his mentor, Justin becomes involved in launching Howard's aspiring "virtual community" website, called Electric Minds.
>From here on, the film branches off on several different paths, as we meet other web site fanatics, including a few of the employees at Justin's former intern job at HotWired, such Julie Petersen and Carl Steadman. Of note, Julie reminisces about leaving her husband for Patrick Farley, a fellow web designer.
Through everything, "Home Page" always leads right back to the life of Justin. While an eccentric, interesting individual, and the only person whose life and website is really delved satisfactorily into, filmmaker Doug Block's misstep is in relegating the other people virtually into the background. Also, Block disregards quite a lot of other aspects of the Internet and that of home pages, and so the film always seems one-sided, as we never are given a glimpse into others' relationships with this great, recent technological advancement.
In discussing the titled subject, its details remain sketchy, at best. Rarely are we ever shown the content on the people's pages, with Block seemingly leaving it up to the viewers to go see for themselves when he pops up each of the characters' home page addresses at the film's conclusion. Why make a film about something, and then not even attempt an effort in exploring that topic? As Doug Block follows Justin around more and more, he is inspired to create his own site. One scene in which he is trying to learn how to set his page up, and is shown to be absolutely delighted when he begins to catch on to webmaking, may have been an ultra-realistic portrait of human nature. Block botches the effect, however, by not pointing the camera at the computer screen to show us what he is looking at or doing.
"Home Page," which is currently in limited theatrical release and is then expected to go to cable and home video, is filmed in a very matter-of-fact way, with not enough insight into the World Wide Web or home pages to be fully recommended. One of Block's goals is to show how a portion of the world population has been so romanced by the Internet that they are at a point where they can function far better through a computer, rather than in real life. The Internet, you see, is sort of like an alternate-reality reality, in which many people can speak their mind more honestly through a screen because it is a more protected environment. If you don't like something, you can just close it and not look at it, but in life, it isn't as simple as that. Block is successful in relaying this message, but the target audience (Internet fans), I suspect, already knows this. "Home Page" is a documentary not nearly intimate enough in its portrait of the people the film inhabits. For webaholics, at least its never boring, even at a prolonged 102 minutes.
Special Note: If "Home Page" is not worth the trip to the movie theater or, later on, the video store, the film is currently available to download--for free--at the IFILM web site. Anyone interested in the topic is urged to at least seek the film out here.
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16 April 2013 - As of 16 April 2013 (18:00 CET), the National Health and Family Planning Commission notified WHO of an additional three laboratory-confirmed cases of human infection with influenza A(H7N9) virus. Of the latest laboratory confirmed cases, one is from Jiangsu Province, one from Zhejiang Province, and one from Anhui Province.
The patients include:
Additionally one patient earlier reported from Jiangsu has died.
To date, a total of 63 patients have been laboratory-confirmed with influenza A(H7N9) virus in China; including 14 deaths. More than a thousand close contacts of the confirmed cases are being closely monitored.
Investigations into the possible sources of infection and reservoirs of the virus are ongoing. Until the source of infection has been identified, it is expected that there will be further cases of human infection with the virus in China. So far, there is no evidence of ongoing human-to-human transmission.
WHO does not advise special screening at points of entry with regard to this event, nor does it recommend that any travel or trade restrictions be applied.
1. WHO is currently publishing information on laboratory confirmed cases received through the official notification from the Chinese National International Health Regulations (IHR) Focal Point once a day. This formal notification and publication follows verification of the information, and may therefore come after, or not include, some cases reported through public media and other sources.
2. To date, there is limited information to determine whether the reported number of cases represents some or all of the cases actually occurring. As some relatively mild cases of illness have now been reported, it is possible that there are other such cases that have not been identified and reported.
3. If the current pattern of sporadic infections continues, WHO will cease frequent reporting of case numbers, and focus its Disease Outbreak News on new developments or changes in the pattern or presentation of infections.


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There are three main types of manufactuing processes - Additive, Subtractive and Moulding. 3D Printing is an additive manufacturing process where material is deposited in the shape of the final product. This is very useful for prototype development and is very cost effective where production is low. This is different from subtractive manufacturing, where the product is carved (usually CNC milled) from a block of material, and from moulding, where the product is formed by shaping the material in a hollowed out block with a reciprocal shape of the product (a mould). Subtractive manufactuing and moulding are much more commonly used in mass production as they can be significantly cheaper and more efficient where production is high.
For this part of the project, we had to 3D Print a model of our faces. To do this, 3D scanning was used to construct a 3D model of our faces that we could view and modify on a computer. We combined the 3D model with a pedastal in meshmixer before exporting the final model to be 3D printed.
We also had to create 3D models in Fusion 360 that had to be original and be useful in some way. I designed a headphone holder and a cable manager that I could stick onto the sides of my desk. While the headphone holder worked quite well, I misjudged the size for the holes for the cables of the cable manager and they ended up being too large to be of any use. The orientation in which I printed this also meant that the holders where slightly disformed from the material shifting downwards and I hadn't accounted for this while constructing the model.


genie
Set up and use a "bottle" namespace to run systemd under WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
To run these from Windows rather than an already-running distribution, precede them with `wsl`.
More information: home page
- Initialize the bottle (run once, at start):
genie -i
- Run a login shell inside the bottle:
genie -s
- Run a specified command inside the bottle:
genie -c command


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This game was unfair.
The questions Team A got were far easier than the questions Team B got. Team B had no chance of getting anywhere near Team A's payoffs, let alone the maximum payoff. Considering the difficulty of the questions Team B got anything more than zero correct answers is impressive.
Anyone can see from the payments that Team B has done extraordinarily well. Team B should have their payments topped up. The least you can do is give each member of Team B an additional flat payment of GBP 5.00 on top of their payoffs.
To answer the points you wanted feedback on:
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Time: General Facts
The MIDI-events in a track of a MIDI-file are connected with time-informations (deltatime) and
sorted by increasing time.
In an analogous way all events of HP MIDIFILE are connected with
time-stamps, i.e. the number of ticks since beginning of all events. If a event is read from
the eventlist, we get this time with the read-function. On the other side, if we insert an
event, we have to set a parameter "time" with the desired time-stamp.
The users of MIDI-applications most prefer to identify a time-position by three numbers:
"takt", "beat" and "tick". "tick" here means the number of ticks (clocks or pulses) since
the last beat. HP MIDIFILE offers two functions to convert "time" to "takt", "beat" and "tick"
and also back from "takt", "beat", "tick" to "time".
Remarks:
The numbers "takt" and "beat" will be changed, if we delete or insert new Time-Signatures.
The third number "tick" will be changed with a new value of PPQN.
The time-stamp "time", used with HP MIDIFILE, is changed only with a new value of PPQN; it
does not depend from Time-Signature events.


class BounceAnimationDriver : AnimationEngine
Bounce Animation Driver
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Bounce Animation Driver BounceAnimationDriver(context: Context, viewGroup: ViewGroup) |
animationRunning |
var animationRunning: Boolean |
animate |
Starts animating the view fun animate(frequency: Float): Unit |
idle |
Starts idle mode for the view fun idle(): Unit |
start |
Starts the animation fun start(frequency: Float): Unit |
stop |
Stops the animation fun stop(switchToIdle: Boolean): Unit |


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The Atlantic Current: Mapping the Virgins of Guadalupe and Remedios
El Algar, Cadiz, Andalucia
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In 1773, Algar was founded as Santa María de Guadalupe by Domingo López de Carvajal, Vicomte de Carrión, and Marqués de Atalaya Bermeja. Domingo López de Carvajal pledged to found the town in honor of the Mexican Virgin of Guadalupe during a perilous journey between Spain and Mexico.
Algar’s coat of arms represents the image of the Guadalupe standing on a green island.
Algar celebrates it’s patron in September each year, processing her image on a blanket of salt.
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- “Algar, Andalusia”, Wikipedia.
- Ayuntamiento de Algar
- Fiestas Patronales
- Historia
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Katherine Dau. "El Algar, Cadiz, Andalucia." The Atlantic Current: Mapping the Virgins of Guadalupe and Remedios. . https://dauk19.wludci.info/atlanticcurrent/article/2019-02-14-el-algar-andalucia-guad/


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A number of people hold a view that educational qualifications is a prerequisite for being successful, while others think that educational certifications are not the necessary conditions for getting success. In my opinion, I think people should get educational qualifications which help them become successful men quickly.
Firstly, success is based on real-life and they need money to achieve it. If they want to earn money, they need to find a job that provides basic needs for themselves. However, if they do not have an educational qualification, they cannot find a position in job markets.
The reason is that educational qualification is a prerequisite for a job finder. For example, if a male wants to be an accountant, he needs to get a certification from a college. If a female hopes to find a teaching position, she should hold a bachelor's degree from a university. All in all, when people cannot demonstrate that they have educational qualifications in the interview processing, their resume will be directly thrown into the trash can.
Studying has always been important to increase the chances of getting a job, but just taking a course or university will not guarantee professional success. To be successful in a career you need to know how to make good decisions, work in a team and have good communication with your manager or client.
During a working day it is necessary to decide the best alternative to solve a problem. Or at some important moments in your career, you will have to choose which way to take. In these cases, only a more mature person will be able to make good choices. Maturity is not related to age, but professional attitude and experience in a work environment.
Another important aspect of being successful is knowing how to work in a team. We cannot do everything alone and teamwork can do a project better and bring visibility to more people.
To conclude, there is one more very important quality that can be improved with study but needs to be practiced, communication. It is necessary to understand the environment to not only use the right words but also communicate the right subject at the right time.
So what is more important, hard skills or soft skills?
Without study you cannot perform a task, but if your behavior is not adequate you cannot keep your job.
To develop hard skills and soft skills, during college or university studies,
it is necessary to practice these skills in an internship or work.
So after graduation the student will be really qualified.


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