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The victims have been through tragedies. The increasing attachment between the digital world and daily life caused these people to enter chaotic situations in the worry-less world they had constructed themselves.
We need to understand that this is nowhere near tragic as the Katrina Hurricane that hit New Orleans in 2005. Being attached to cellphones and social media does not matter when lives are in danger. Think about it, those people in Lower 9th were neglected by the government and media since they were a minority, an unwanted group of people in their eyes. Now if Katrina was to happen today, what would the digital world take place in this? We should not see it as an attachment, but as a tool with purpose. Through building this website, I wanted to show you how important it is to use the digital technologies of our era to understand each other better and globally connect.
We should be using these technologies to help each other out especially in event that put human lives in danger. Every millenial kid is born into the world of technology and is exposed to it at very young ages. We must understand the importance of exposing the good that lies underneath these technologies to guide the humanity further.
Katrina may happen again, and when it does even if the internet is down, we must help.
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QuoraI'm drawn to Quora primarily for its content - I like that the site is heavy on information and explanation and especially supportive of long-form answers.
The format of the site is also likeable. The white and grey color scheme is simple and not distracting. The clean layout still allows information to be segmented and skimmable, while generally maintaining an unassuming air.
The format and content of Quora are well matched, in my opinion. Undistracting format allows for greater focus on information, and clarity in design encourages clarity in answers as well. The eveness of content sizing matches the democratic nature of the forum - there's nothing that's promoted with larger text and instead, upvoted answers just have notes to the side.
Quora's search bar is prominent and clear, so navigating to specific topics is simple. The site also condenses major areas of interest into just six lines on the left, so that the space doesn't look cluttered. My main complaint about quora is that it can be hard to browse through random questions and topics - generally navigation feels channeled through topics you already follow, people you already follow, etc.
aeon magazine
I've only visited aeon magazine a few times (linked through feedly, usually), but I did remember it as a striking web site. aeon publishes longform news and editorial content, often around social issues or a cross-section of psychology, science, and culture.
The main page of the web site features scrolling images related to the magazine's current cover stories. In general, the site feels very modern - it's colorful and dynamic, with neat, square demarcations.
I feel like this is slightly at odds with the content of the site, which tends to be in-depth, long, and thoughtful. However, the topics covered are also somewhat eccentric much of the time, and some of it could be bordering on populist science. So in the latter sense, the colorful text and image-heavy visuals may be reasonable. Also, aeon is trying to encourage people to see longform journalism as more interesting than is currently assumed, so this probably makes sense.
Ease of use is high, as generally one would visit this page to browse news. The search button is somewhat small, but sufficient and workable.
nytimes.com
The New York Times is still a journalistic standard, so I often read their articles for news and cover stories, along with comments from other readers.
Although I consume a lot of content on this site, I wouldn't say that the web site is particularly pleasing visually or easily navigable. There are many boxes of varying sizes on the home page (perhaps unavoidable), and articles quickly move down the display hierarchy as time passes. Often someone will ask me "have you read ___ article?" and to find it, googling is significantly easier than searching through the web site's menus.
Though the nytimes homepage is clunky, the formatting of news articles is beautiful and elegant. I especially like that comments slide out from the right, and are categorized into nytimes picks, readers' picks, and all comments - this really helps because it prevents reading comments from feeling drained or like one is wading through the filth of humanity.
Ultimately, the nytimes sells subscriptions and I never got around to purchasing one - I guess I never read it enough to feel like a monthly subscription would be warranted.


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Here is a brief background:
I have used MDMA, Meph, Coke, LSD, Alcohol, K, Shrooms, Diazepam and many other drugs very heavily and as a result am currently taking Citalopram for panic disorder. I have been clean until last week in which I took 200mg of Diazepam. This is the first time I have combined opiates and SSRA's and I will be reporting my experience as I go. I took 20mg of Citalopram this morning.
I am alone in my room listening to music through headphones, at night in bed, relaxed and happy. Im in a safe place.
I took 200mg MDAI in a parachute at 7.30pm
T+ 30mins: - Tingling in the legs, not much else
T+ 1 hr: took another 100mg od MDAI and Sniffed a 75 mg line. Feeling definate euphoric come-up, similar to Mandy or drone but of course much weaker. Desire to talk to others, listen to music. I am on my own and want to talk to mates on facebook chat strongly. Sexual desire increasily very steadily.
T + 1.30hr: Pretty damn euphoric. Typing faster, but losing some eye coordination like with meph or mandy. I have now drunk most of a codeine solution prepared earlier.
T + 1.45hr: Shaky sort of euphoria, excited to type so keep making slip ups. There will probably be spelling mistakes lol. Drank rest of Codeine, hoping the paracetamol has been fully extracted.
Should now have consumed about 160mg of Codeine and 300+ mg of MDAI.
T + 1.50hr: Urge to orgasm very strong, will try, but last time I tried this on MDAI it took about 1 hr, on MDMA it takes about 2 hrs and on Mephedrone about 4 hrs.
T + 2.10hr: Gave up on that, cant be bothered, have been grabbed by music, would much rather lie back and listen to it: 'The tree knows everything' - Adam F.
Am so relaxed and happy I want to see all my friends, tell everyone I love them, and explain everything on here. The codeine is kicking in and s giving me a warm body high. My care about everything is decreasing.
Teeth are not grinding but almost feel like they want to. Closing my eyes gives pleasant wavey visuals. Am on shuffle on my media player, usually I would skip through 99% of the songs as I have a lot, but literally everything that comes on seems perfect, even though there are many contrasting styles of music playing.
Pulse is up a bit. Hornyness gone down significantly, keeps going up and down in waves.
T+ 2.15 hr: Cafe del mar has just come on, one of my favourite MDMA and general euphoria tracks, should lift euphoria significantly on the breakdown (u know what im talking about), we'll see....
YES!!! Getting lost in the music!!
Codeine solution has given slightly unpleasant bitter aftertaste, will quash it!
T+ 2.40hr: MDAI is probably wearing off but am still going up and up in euphoria, probably down to the codeine!! :)
feel high in every part of body not just mind
slighty itchy arms (opiates)
T+ 2.45hr: This is the most perfect high ive had for ages, comes in 4th in terms of drugs, with MDMA at the top, Meph, Ketamine and then this.
T + 3.30hrs: Very relaxed and happy, quite focused, able to hide fuckedness to parents. Pupils are not dilated, music sounds wonderful. Havent been able to orgasm. Feeling quite sedated, quite yawny
Sniff about 45mg MDAI ten mins later.
Just relaxing listening to music, talking to m8 on facebook. The music is all around me, beautiful, trance. Feel very relaxed, tingly, happy, sleepy.
T + 4 hrs, got up to have a piss, turned on light and colours were much brighter and more defined than usual, more so maybe even than LSD.
I took another 64mg of Codeine at aboout 5am, felt incredibly relaxed, pupils still not dilated. The pleasant head rushes continued until 10am when I finally fell asleep. I woke up two hrs later feeling tired but apart from that, fine! I would definatley try this combo again, the euphoria was suprisingly strong and long lasting. It should be prepared for however as I did not manage sleep until 10 the following morning: dont do it if you have work the next day!!
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We take a lot of pride in our cookies. Here is the cutter we use to create the cookies. The last image is what we were going for. But we ended up with the image in the middle. Either way they taste great regardless to whoever says they taste gross. They've just never been to flavor town like me.
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Web Engineer since early 200x
❤ JavaScript & Python
Working @ enercast
We want to build value for our customer.
But what exactly is value?
💰 Something the customer is willing to pay for
💪 Something he is changing his behavior for
external: what the customer perceives and uses
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In software, slow is fast. Without proper quality process, you'll spend more time putting out fires than building new value.
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Creative Android developer with experience in designing, developing and testing android applications,
a good eye for nice user interface designs and a passionate learner and team player.
Built sunshine weather app with push notifications, content sharing, settings using shared preferences and life cycle management.
Ensured that my team mates completed their projects and course work on time.
Built Note taking / journal app leveraging android architecture components for database management and firebase for login authentication, using MVVM architecture.
Wrote clean, maintainable, efficient and well-tested java code.
Built tic tac toe mobile game for android.
Worked with software development team on designing and building company website and mobile app.
Mentoring students of android development and helping them with projects.
Writing of targeted Web copies for the company website to improve user engagement.
Collaborated with the mobile development team on a fintech mobile app.
Developed a specification sheet that contained minimum viable product and user stories with the mobile dev team.
Implemented app designs using Figma.
Built a chatbot using php and Javascript.
Ensured all servers and routers were up and running. Ran daily morning scans of all devices, and escalated any issues for troubleshooting.
Apart from being an Android developer, I also spend my time writing tech articles for blogs or musing on medium. Music is an integral part of me, so you'll often find me finger-picking my guitar and singing, or checking out new artists online.
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AUD/NZD - Primed for reversal into 2020 - Westpac
by Dhwani MehtaSean Callow, Senior Currency Strategist at Westpac, in his latest research note, offers a multi-week outlook on the AUD/NZD cross heading towards 2020, with risks skewed to the upside.
Key Quotes:
“The RBNZ is responsible for the 2 biggest daily moves in AUD/NZD in recent months, firstly by delivering a -50bp OCR cut in August, then by holding steady in November. The RBNZ doesn’t meet again until February, so perhaps AUD/NZD will avoid such dramatic moves into year-end.
Relative commodity prices have moved in New Zealand’s favor in recent weeks, with dairy outperforming coal and iron ore.
But relative trade positions still point to AUD/NZD fair value being much higher, well above 1.10, as Australia records trade surpluses so large that is printing current account surpluses for the first time in 40 years, in contrast to NZ’s current account deficits of around -3% of GDP.
But monetary policy is likely to remain the main driver of movement in the cross in coming weeks. We believe NZ rates markets have over-reacted to the RBNZ’s steady hand in Nov, with only about a 1/3 chance priced for the Feb 2020 OCR cut Westpac expects. The Feb RBA easing we also expect is about 2/3 priced.
US-China trade relations are another factor, with any positive news supportive of the cross.
Overall, we see any further extension of last week’s losses towards 1.0550 as an opportunity to buy the cross for a reversion towards fair value. Multi-week AUD/NZD could target 1.0800, multi-month 1.1000.”


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Shashi Tharoor calls Maharashtra political situation 'snollygoster'
by BusinessToday.InMaharashtra government formation: On Saturday, BJP's Devendra Fadnavis took oath as the Maharashtra Chief Minister for a second term at Raj Bhavan on Saturday
Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor has described the current political situation in Maharashtra as "snollygoster"
Tharoor, on Saturday, re- posted the meaning of "Snollygoster" by saying, "Correction: Most recent use: 23 November 2019, Mumbai".
Tharoor had defined snollygoster two years back and had said, "a shrewd, unprincipled politician".
Later, the netizens responded Tharoor in a witty way.
One user said, "Meaning of Pawar should be Power in this context".
Another user asked about the correct usage of 'Snollygoster' in the sentence, saying, "Sir, please tell if the usage is correct.
Amit shah saved Sonia gandhi from being a snollygoster today in Mumbai".
A user also asked, "Who is snollygoster here- Ajit Pawar or Amit Shah".
On Saturday, BJP's Devendra Fadnavis took oath as the Maharashtra Chief Minister for a second term at Raj Bhavan on Saturday. The National Conference Party's Ajit Pawar was sworn in as his deputy.
This happened while Sharad Pawar had proposed Shiv Sena's Uddhav Thackaray name for the post of CM after leaving the Shiv Sena-Congress-NCP joint meet in the same evening.


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MOST WANTED (1997)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
Keenen Ivory Wayans is a man of many talents. He is known mostly for his comedic talents though, remember In Living Color? With Most Wanted Wayans tries his hands at writing an action film and at becoming an action hero. After seeing Most Wanted I would suggest that Wayans stick with what he does best, and that is comedy.
Most Wanted follows Sgt. James Dunn (Wayans). Dunn, a Marine, was imprisoned because he killed his superior. A covert operations group led by General Adam Woodward (Jon Voight) takes Dunn from prison and he is enlisted as part of an operation to kill a prominent businessman. The First Lady is killed instead and it seems that Dunn is the patsy for this operation. The only evidence that can save Dunn is a video taken by a Dr. Victoria Constantini (Jillian Hennessy). Dunn finds Constantini, through a rather ludicrous way, and together they run from the conspiracy that worked to kill the First Lady.
As the film goes on and Dunn continues to escape the grips of both authorities and the conspiracy the more ludicrous the movie becomes. The problem with Most Wanted is that it tries to build a large conspiracy behind what happened to the First Lady. If built right it could have been a very interesting addition to the film. As it stands the story behind the conspiracy is better left untold. Along with the ludicrous story line come really bad lines. The script is definitely not the strong point of the film, but in Most Wanted just about everything is not the strong point of the film.
My suggestion for the filmmakers would have been less exposition and more action. When a script as unbelievable as this needs lots of action to keep the audience from stopping to think about how unbelievable the script is. The filmmakers of Most Wanted didn't do this and the lulls between action sequences leave a lot of time for the audience to regain their disbelief.
Most Wanted is a ludicrously bad film all around. The action sequences are mediocre but not worth the movie ticket price, even during matinee. Most Wanted is definitely a movie to skip.
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SvgArc.getEndPoint()
This method calculates and returns the end point of the arc. |
Point |
SvgArc.getStartPoint()
This method returns the start point of an arc. |
Point |
SvgDoubleEndedGraphicElement.getEndPoint()
Returns the end point of the object. |
Point |
SvgDoubleEndedGraphicElement.getStartPoint()
Returns the start point of a double ended graphic object (which is the Anchor). |
Point |
SvgHatchLine.getOffsetPoint()
Returns the offset of this perticular pattern line. |
Point |
SvgHatchLine.getBasePoint()
Return the basepoint of a SvgHatchLine. |
Point |
SvgObject.getAnchor()
Other methods need to be able to query an objects anchor point notably SvgWipeOut. |
Point |
SvgPolyLine.getEndPoint()
Returns the end point of the polyline. |
Point |
SvgPolyLine.getStartPoint()
Returns the start point of a double ended graphic object, which is usually the Anchor. |
protected Point |
SvgPolyLine.VertexPoint.getPoint()
Returns a reference to the VertexPoint's Point. |
| Methods in dxf2svg.svg with parameters of type Point | |
void |
Point.copyInto(Point target)
The caller sends the target point and this point copies in its data. |
int |
Point.testRelationship(Point Pt)
Used to determine the relationship of two points spacially. |
boolean |
Point.isSamePlace(Point p)
This method will boolean test for locality of two points. |
static double[] |
SvgEllipse.calculateEndPointOfEllipse(Point centre,
double lenMajorAxis,
double lenMinorAxis,
double rotationOfEllipse,
double angle)
Calculates the end point of an ellipse given the following values: Centre point. |
protected void |
SvgMultiLineText.TextBounderyFormatter.offsetAnchor(Point p)
This method handles the mechanics of offsetting the text by appropriate distances for tspan elements depending on line number. |
void |
SvgObject.setInsertionPoint(Point ipt)
Sets the 'anchor' point for an object. |
void |
SvgPolyLine.setVertex(Point linePoint,
double bulge)
Sets a vertice of a polyline from a pre-existing Point. |
protected void |
SvgPolyLine.VertexPoint.setPoint(Point p)
Allows the passing of a Point object argument instead of using the setX() and setY() methods. |
protected void |
SvgPolyLine.VertexPoint.getPoint(Point p)
Makes a copy of the VertexPoint's Point into the argument Point. |
protected void |
SvgText.calculatePointXSkew(Point point)
This method calculates the compensating anchor position of skewed text. |
| Constructors in dxf2svg.svg with parameters of type Point | |
NullSvgPointException(Point p)
Outputs basic message and the Point where the exception was thrown to be output. |
|
NullSvgPointException(Point p,
java.lang.String str)
Outputs basic message and the Point where the exception was thrown to be output. |
|
SvgPolyLine.VertexPoint(Point p)
|
| Uses of Point in dxf2svg.util |
| Methods in dxf2svg.util with parameters of type Point | |
boolean |
LimitsFrame.contains(Point p)
This method returns true if the argument point is inside of the limits of the dxf being converted and false otherwise. |
void |
RelativeLimitsFrame.setAnchor(Point anchor)
Allows the client to change anchor points without creating a new instance of this object. |
boolean |
RelativeLimitsFrame.contains(Point p)
This method returns true if the argument point is inside of the limits of the dxf being converted and false otherwise. |
void |
SvgUtil.flipCoordinateSpace(Point p)
This method will flip a point from one space to another. |
| Constructors in dxf2svg.util with parameters of type Point | |
LimitsFrame(Point pMin,
Point pMax)
Two Point constructor. |
|
RelativeLimitsFrame(double width,
double height,
int position,
Point anchor)
|
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RelativeLimitsFrame(double width,
double height,
Point anchor)
|
| Uses of Point in dxf2svg.util.wiretrace |
| Methods in dxf2svg.util.wiretrace that return Point | |
Point |
WireLabelLocation.getWireIntersection(int which)
Returns any intersection point of this objects wire. |
| Methods in dxf2svg.util.wiretrace with parameters of type Point | |
protected boolean |
FindApplyWireIDsStrategy.isWireIntersectionInBoundingBox(SvgText text,
Point pt,
int testPass)
This method measures whether a vertual bounding box created in relation to the SvgText insertion point, encloses the argument point pt. |
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Well now you can thanks to the Thunderbolt Expansion Chassis from Magma. If this is true, then there is no reason for me to own a MacBook Pro at all now.
I would buy a new MacBook Air with a Thunderbolt port, I would then pimp my Magma enclosure out with an array of NVidia cards and additional firewire 800 and usb ports, and maybe some storage. And thats just my setup.
I also envision a day where a Mac Mini could be used for installations, which was impossible before due to the Mini's weak graphics cards. This is going to be awesome guys. Frickin' awesome.
Now all Apple needs is to implement a BIOS…
Update: The Mac Mini already has Thunderbolt (thanks konobi!). I think I have a nerd boner.


Protecting your cloud assets is one of the primary goals for security group. One of the primary ways unauthorized users get access to systems is by obtaining a valid username/password combination. Azure can help mitigate this with several features of Azure Active Directory including:
Password complexity rules. This will force users to generate hard(er)-to-guess passwords.
Password expiration rules. You can force users to change their passwords on a periodic basis (and avoid using previous-used passwords).
Self-service password reset (SSPR). This allows users to self-serve and reset their password if they have forgotten it without involving an IT department.
Azure AD Identity Protection. To help protect your organization's identities, you can configure risk-based policies that automatically respond to risky behaviors. These policies can either automatically block the behaviors or initiate remediation, including requiring password changes.
Azure AD password protection. You can block commonly used and compromised passwords via a globally banned-password list.
Azure AD smart lockout. Smart lockout helps lock out malicious hackers who are trying to guess your users’ passwords or use brute-force methods to get in. It recognizes sign-ins coming from valid users and treats them differently than the ones of malicious hackers and other unknown sources.
Azure AD Application Proxy. You can provision security-enhanced remote access to on-premises web applications.
Single sign-on (SSO) access to your applications. This includes thousands of pre-integrated SaaS apps.
Azure AD Connect. Create and manage a single identity for each user across your hybrid enterprise, keeping users, groups, and devices in sync.
These are all great options which deter someone guessing or brute-forcing a password. However, sometimes passwords are obtained through social engineering, or poor physical security practices (like putting your password on a sticky note under your keyboard!). In these cases, the above features won't stop an intrusion. Instead, security administrators will want to turn to Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) supplies added security for your identities by requiring two or more elements for full authentication.
These elements fall into three categories:
Using Azure AD MFA increases identity security by limiting the impact of credential exposure. To fully authenticate, a malicious hacker who has a user's password would also need their phone or their fingerprint. Authentication with only a single factor is insufficient, and without authentication from Azure AD MFA, a malicious hacker is unable to use those credentials to authenticate. You should enable Azure AD MFA wherever possible, because it adds enormous benefits to security.
Azure AD MFA is the Microsoft two-step verification solution. Azure AD MFA helps safeguard access to data and applications while meeting user demand for a simple sign-in process. It delivers strong authentication via a range of verification methods, including phone call, text message, or mobile app verification. The security of Azure AD MFA lies in its layered approach. Compromising multiple authentication factors presents a significant challenge for malicious hackers. Even if a malicious hacker manages to learn the user's password, it is useless without also possessing the trusted device. If the user loses the device, a person who finds it won't be able to use it without the user's password.
Here’s what happens when someone tries to connect to a resource that’s security enhanced by Azure AD MFA, and the service is on-premises:
The local Azure AD MFA service validates the initial sign-in request by passing the authentication request to on-premises Active Directory.
If the correct credentials were entered and validated, the service sends the request to Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication Server.
The Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication Server sends an additional verification challenge to the user. The methods you can easily configure are:
If the service is running in Azure:
The service sends the sign-in request first to Azure AD for the initial validation and then to Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication Server.
Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication Server sends an additional verification challenge to the user, as just described.
Azure AD MFA allows the provider of the request service to validate that users are real people and not bots, that they have their devices with them, and that they can provide any additional information.
Azure AD MFA improves security for the requesting users, because someone can’t easily impersonate them. You should require Azure AD MFA on all services, especially on mobile services.
Multi-Factor Authentication comes as part of the following offerings:
Azure Active Directory Premium or Microsoft 365 Business - Both of these offerings support Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication using security defaults to require multi-factor authentication.
Azure AD Free or standalone Microsoft 365 licenses - Use security defaults that require multi-factor authentication for your users and administrators.
Azure Active Directory Global Administrators - A subset of Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication capabilities are available as a means to protect global administrator accounts.


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Data Link is an
exciting technology included in the Visual Studio and Office 2000. It allows you to build
ADO Connections and Commands interactively. Using this technology and ADSI, you will be
able to build a quick form or report interacting with Active Directory Requirements
Step-by-Step
Instructions
Creating an Active Directory quick report
- Install Visual Basic and Active Directory.
- When asked for the project type, select Data Project.
- On Data Project, double-click Data
Environment1.
- On the Data Environment window,
right click on Connection
Object and select Properties.
- Select OLE DB Provider for Microsoft Directory
Services, and click Next button.
- Select Use NT Integrated Environment.
- On the Data Environment window again, right click to select
Add Command.
- Check the SQL Statement, and type the
following (see figure below as an example):
SELECT Name from
'LDAP://DC=windows2000,DC=nttest,DC=microsoft,DC=com'
WHERE objectClass='user' AND objectCategory='Person'
Note: you should replace the domain
name with your own domain.
- Double-click Data Report1 from the Project
window.
- Drag and drop the Command1 object on
Data Environment to the Detail section in Data Report.
- On DataReport1 Properties, make
DataSource=DataEnvironment1 and DataMember=Command1.
- Right-click on Data Project, and select
DataProject
Properties.
- On the DataProject Properties Dialog - Startup
Object, select "Data Report1"
- Run, you should see the Report with data
obtained from Active Directory
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Project Description
School is the place which helps prepare future of the society. Niograph helps these institutions by providing meaningful,efficient and user friendly ERP web solutions. It provides suite of products which connects various departments in an educational institution which are working in silos for decades.
Project Details
- Complete school management-all modules in one window
- Web based, mobile friendly user interface- Supports all web browser and android phones
- Indiviual user profile-Student, Teachers, Staff, Principal
- Major notification via-SMS, Email, Android app, Facebbok
- 24x7 customer support
- On-site support for quick remediation


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I'm a principal software engineer, researcher, and general manager. I do other stuff, too, but this place is about my career in tech and tech-adjacent projects. You can read about my current and past work here.
I'm not active on social media but I regularly check my Twitter DMs. You can find me on other platforms, linked below, or ask for an intro from someone who knows.
GitHub© 2010-2022 Lonnen


private fun getTitleView(): View
Returns a View displaying brief details of a Person that is used as the title of the dialog.


The Friends module Control Panel area allows you to control Messaging preferences, and view stats and information about members, friendships, and groups.
Home
This tab gives you a simple breakdown of stats for the Friends module.
Members
This tab lists all members participating in Friends module features, and displays some stats about their friendships. By clicking on a members name, you can then view a detailed list of all friends for that member.
Groups
This tab lists all virtual groups that have been created, along with the owner of each. You can further see a list of all members, as well as pending invites and confirms for each group. And lastly, group details can be edited within the Friends module CP area, as well as deleted.
Preferences
This tab lets you control general preferences and the Private Messaging system (for Friends usage of it only).
- Maximum Message Characters
- Message Waiting Period
- Message Throttling
- Messages Per Day Limit
- Maximum Recipients Per Message
Maximum Message Characters
This is the maximum number of characters that a message may contain. Any messages with a character count exceeding this number will trigger an error message and will not be sent. Default value is 6000 characters.
Message Waiting Period
This is the minimum number of hours that must pass before a new site member may send a message. Default value is 24 hours.
Message Throttling
This is the minimum number of seconds that must pass before a member may send another message. Default value is 30 hours.
Messages Per Day Limit
This is the maximum number of messages that a given member may send per day. Default value is 1000 per day.
Maximum Recipients Per Message
This is the maximum number of recipients to whom a given message may be sent. Default value is 20 per message.
Demo Templates
If you wish to load the demo templates for Friends, go to this tab. Then just create a prefix name for the sample data such as test_ or friends_, and click the Install Demo Templates button.
Documentation
All documentation is available on the Solspace site. This tab will take you directly to the Solspace site documentation area.


A basic form wizard with form validation using Parsley js form validation plugin.
Try the keyboard navigation by clicking arrow left or right!
Wonderful transition effects.
The next and previous buttons help you to navigate through your content.


If you're visiting this page, you're likely here because you're searching for a random sentence. Sometimes a random word just isn't enough, and that is where the random sentence generator comes into play.
By inputting the desired number, you can make a list of as many random sentences as you want or need. Producing random sentences can be helpful in a number of different ways.
For writers, a random sentence can help them get their creative juices flowing. Since the topic of the sentence is completely unknown, it forces the writer to be creative when the sentence appears.
There are a number of different ways a writer can use the random sentence for creativity. The most common way to use the sentence is to begin a story.
Another option is to include it somewhere in the story. A much more difficult challenge is to use it to end a story. In any of these cases, it forces the writer to think creatively since they have no idea what sentence will appear from the tool. For those writers who have writers' block, this can be an excellent way to take a step to crumbling those walls.
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Useful Links
Academic Collaborators
Other links
Research related
- A good example of research animation: https://vimeo.com/157359350
- Animation video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=59&v=WU6RdPGgUNg&feature=emb_logo
Software related
- Grasshopper:https://www.grasshopper3d.com/page/download-1
Scientific talk
- Scientific talk example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp7Id3Yb9XQ
- Scientific talk example: https://blog.addgene.org/10-steps-to-a-perfect-science-talk
- Meet people in conferences: https://blog.addgene.org/how-to-make-friends-and-meet-people-at-a-scientific-conference
- Advice on PhD journey: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-07332-x
Faculty Interview related
- Interview preparation(in Chinese) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDgZs2Y86SY&list=PLYMPk0h5vq9lTVtblV4b9iqtsAotUOLcz


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Class MotionProfile
Tells Vector how to drive when receiving navigation and movement actions such as GoToPose and DockWithCube.
Namespace: Anki.Vector.Types
Assembly: Anki.Vector.dll
Syntax
public class MotionProfile
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAccelMmps2
Gets or sets the acceleration in mm/s2
public float AccelMmps2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
DecelMmps2
Gets or sets the deceleration in mm/s2
public float DecelMmps2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
DockAccelMmps2
Gets or sets the docking acceleration mm/s2.
public float DockAccelMmps2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
DockDecelMmps2
Gets or sets the docking deceleration in mm/s2
public float DockDecelMmps2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
DockSpeedMmps
Gets or sets the docking speed in mm/s2
public float DockSpeedMmps { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
IsCustom
Gets a value indicating whether this motion profile has been customized
public bool IsCustom { get; }
Property Type
| Boolean |
PointTurnAccelRadPerSec2
Gets or sets the point turn acceleration in radians/s2
public float PointTurnAccelRadPerSec2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
PointTurnDecelRadPerSec2
Gets or sets the point turn deceleration in radians/s2
public float PointTurnDecelRadPerSec2 { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
PointTurnSpeedRadPerSec
Gets or sets the point turn speed in radians/s
public float PointTurnSpeedRadPerSec { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
ReverseSpeedMmps
Gets or sets the reverse speed mm/s
public float ReverseSpeedMmps { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
SpeedMmps
Gets or sets the forward speed in mm/s
public float SpeedMmps { get; set; }
Property Type
| Single |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceSetDefault()
Sets motion profile back to the default values
public void SetDefault()


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| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
MessagingBuilder
Ogham provides many useful behaviors to focus on the message content and not
the need of understanding and implementing complex protocols.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
CharsetDetectorBuilder

Configures NIO charset detection.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SimpleCharsetDetectorBuilder
 |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
ConverterBuilder

Builder that configures how conversions are applied.
|
interface |
EnvironmentBuilder

Builder that configures how configuration properties are handled.
|
interface |
PropertiesBuilder

Registers custom properties (see
Properties ). |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ConverterBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
class |
EnvironmentBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
class |
PropertiesBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
class |
SimpleConverterBuilder

A
ConverterBuilder that builds the converter:
If a custom converter is defined, use it
If no custom converter, use DefaultConverter
If DefaultConverter or custom converter that also implements
ConverterRegistry , register all previously registered
SupportingConverter s
|
class |
SimpleEnvironmentBuilder

Builds the
PropertyResolver :
If a custom resolver is defined, use it directly
If no custom resolver, use the JavaPropertiesResolver with merged
Properties and converter instance provided by
build()
|
class |
SimplePropertiesBuilder

A
PropertiesBuilder that registers properties (key/value pairs) that
is used by an EnvironmentBuilder.properties() . |
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
MimetypeDetectionBuilder

Builder that configures mimetype detection.
|
interface |
ReplaceMimetypeBuilder

Configures mimetype replacement.
|
interface |
TikaBuilder

Enable mimetype detection using Apache
Tika.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
MimetypeDetectionBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
class |
ReplaceMimetypeBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
class |
SimpleMimetypeDetectionBuilder

Builds a
FallbackMimeTypeProvider :
If SimpleMimetypeDetectionBuilder.tika() has been called, then registers Tika as main
mimetype detector
If SimpleMimetypeDetectionBuilder.defaultMimetype(String) has been called, then registers a
fallback to provide a default mimetype if none of the previously registered
detectors could detect mimetype
If no detector has been registered a BuildException is thrown
(mimetype detection is required by many Ogham components
If only one detector is registered, the FallbackMimeTypeProvider
is not used and instead the alone detector is directly used
|
class |
SimpleReplaceMimetypeBuilder
 |
class |
SimpleTikaBuilder

Instantites and configures the
TikaProvider :
If a custom Tika instance has been provided, then use it
directly
If no custom Tika instance has been provided, then use the
default one: new Tika() (see
TikaConfig.getDefaultConfig() )
Tika may be in some conditions not enough accurate. |
class |
TikaBuilderDelegate

Implementation that just delegates all operations to another builder.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractSingleResolutionBuilder<MYSELF extends AbstractSingleResolutionBuilder<MYSELF,P>,P>
Base implementation to handle lookup prefix configuration.
|
class |
ClassPathResolutionBuilder

Configure resource resolver that loads files from classpath.
|
class |
FileResolutionBuilder

Configure resource resolver that loads files from filesystem.
|
class |
StringResolutionBuilder

Configure lookup to use for direct string (when you provide directly the
content of a file as string).
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ExponentialDelayBuilder

Configures retry handling based on an exponential delay.
|
class |
FixedDelayBuilder

Configures retry handling based on a fixed delay.
|
class |
FixedIntervalBuilder

Configures retry handling based on a fixed interval (based on first execution
start date).
|
class |
PerExecutionDelayBuilder

Configures retry handling based on a specific delay for each execution.
|
class |
RetryBuilder

Configures retry handling.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
BuilderToRetryStrategyProviderBridge(Builder<RetryStrategy> delegate)
Instantiate the wrapper with the delegate instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<B extends Builder<? extends MessageSender>> |
SenderImplementationBuilderHelper.register(Class builderClass)
Registers and configures sender through a dedicated builder.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<B extends Builder<? extends TemplateParser>> |
TemplateBuilderHelper.register(Class builderClass)
Registers and configures a
TemplateParser through a dedicated
builder. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T,B extends Builder<? extends T>,P> |
BuilderUtils.instantiateBuilder(Class builderClass,
P parent,
BuildContext buildContext)
Utility method used to dynamically instantiate a builder instance.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static <T> T |
BuilderUtils.build(Builder<T> builder)
Build the instance using the provided builder.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AttachImageBuilder
Configures how attachment of images is handled.
|
class |
AttachmentHandlingBuilder
Configures how
Attachment s are handled. |
class |
AutofillEmailBuilder
Configures how Ogham will add default values to the
Email if some
information is missing. |
class |
AutofillSubjectBuilder
|
class |
Base64InliningBuilder
Configures how images defined in the HTML template are inlined (converted to
base64).
|
class |
CidBuilder
Configures how images are attached to
Email s. |
class |
CssHandlingBuilder
CSS handling consists of defining how CSS are inlined in the email.
|
class |
CssInliningBuilder
Configures how CSS are applied on HTML emails.
|
class |
EmailBuilder
Configures how to send
Email messages. |
class |
ImageHandlingBuilder
Image handling consists of defining how images are inlined in the email:
Either inlining directly in the HTML content by encoding image into
base64 string
Or attaching the image to the email and referencing it using a
Content-ID
(CID)
Or no inlining
|
class |
ImageInliningBuilder
Configures how images declared in the HTML content are automatically
transformed to make it work with email.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T extends Builder<? extends MessageSender>> |
EmailBuilder.sender(Class<T> builderClass)
Registers and configures sender through a dedicated builder.
|
<T extends Builder<? extends TemplateParser>> |
EmailBuilder.template(Class<T> builderClass)
Registers and configures a
TemplateParser through a dedicated
builder. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
JavaMailBuilder
Configures how Java Mail implementation will send
Email s. |
class |
UsernamePasswordAuthenticatorBuilder
Configures authentication mechanism based on username/password.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractSendGridBuilder<MYSELF extends AbstractSendGridBuilder<MYSELF,EmailBuilder>,EmailBuilder> |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SendGridV2Builder
Configures how SendGrid implementation will send
Email s. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
SendGridV4Builder
Configures how SendGrid implementation will send
Email s. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
AutofillSmsBuilder
Configures how Ogham will add default values to the
Sms if some
information is missing. |
class |
PhoneNumbersBuilder
Configures the phone number conversions (from a
PhoneNumber to an
AddressedPhoneNumber ). |
class |
RecipientNumberBuilder
Configures the recipient phone number conversion (from a
PhoneNumber
to an AddressedPhoneNumber ). |
class |
RecipientNumberFormatBuilder
Defines which standard conversions may be applied on the phone number to
convert it from a
PhoneNumber to an AddressedPhoneNumber . |
class |
SenderNumberBuilder
Configures the sender phone number conversion (from a
PhoneNumber to
an AddressedPhoneNumber ). |
class |
SenderNumberFormatBuilder
Defines which standard conversions may be applied on the phone number to
convert it from a
PhoneNumber to an AddressedPhoneNumber . |
class |
SmsBuilder
Configures how to send
Sms messages. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
<T extends Builder<? extends MessageSender>> |
SmsBuilder.sender(Class<T> builderClass)
Registers and configures sender through a dedicated builder.
|
<T extends Builder<? extends TemplateParser>> |
SmsBuilder.template(Class<T> builderClass)
Registers and configures a
TemplateParser through a dedicated
builder. |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
CloudhopperBuilder
Configures Cloudhopper:
SMPP protocol parameters (host, port, systemId, password,
version...)
Session management (name, bind, timeouts, retry...)
SSL configuration
Logging options
|
class |
DataCodingSchemeBuilder
Data Coding Scheme is a one-octet field in Short Messages (SM) and Cell
Broadcast Messages (CB) which carries a basic information how the recipient
handset should process the received message.
|
class |
EncoderBuilder
Configures text message encoding:
It supports GSM 03.38
standard encodings.
|
class |
KeepAliveBuilder
Builder to configure how keep alive session management should behave.
|
class |
LoggingBuilder
* Configure logs:
Enable/disable log of
Pdu s
Enable/disable log of bytes
|
class |
MessageSplitterBuilder
Configures how Cloudhopper will split messages.
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class |
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Enable/disable the "STOP" indication at the end of the message (useful to
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How to set up emergency contacts on the Pixel 4
by Joe MaringOne of the apps that's included on the Pixel 4 out-of-the-box is Google's Personal Safety app — offering a set of emergency tools to give you a hand in a time of need. One function of this app is to set up emergency contacts, allowing you to quickly get in touch with the most important people in your life and share vital information with them during a time of crisis. Need some help getting the feature configured? Let's walk you through it.
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- The best Pixel: Google Pixel 4 XL (From $899 at Amazon)
How to set up emergency contacts on the Pixel 4
- Open the Personal Safety app on the Pixel 4 (it's pre-installed for you).
- Tap Add contacts.
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Tap Add contact.
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
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Choose the contact you want to add.
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
You can add as many emergency contacts as you'd like, so feel free to flesh your list out with anyone that you trust to help you should you find yourself in a pickle.
Once your contacts are added, the main page of the Personal Safety app will now have a "Start message" button in bright red that you can use. When you do, you'll send an emergency message to anyone in your emergency contact list. The message says "I'm in an emergency. Here's my location," but you can customize this to be more specific for your situation. Also, while all of your emergency contacts will be selected by default, you can de-select any of them that you don't want to receive the message.
Source: Joe Maring / Android Central
Along with the text, all of your contacts will also get your exact location attached — making it easy for them to find exactly where you are.
You'll (hopefully) never have to use this feature, but just in case, it's a good idea to get it set up and ready to go in the event that something does go wrong.
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I go to AA meetings and consider myself relatively sober, but while getting into meditation one day I remembered I had some old salvia divinorum in my closet and it was great so I ordered more and figured hey, I'll try some of this here kratom I see advertised.
I heeded the warnings about addiction, but was busy in my meditative/salvia explorations (the kratom goes great with salvia but that's another post)and didn't think it could happen to me, a recovering alcoholic with 8 years sober.
Within a week I noticed that around halfway through my work day I would start to feel achy and sick, all the problems kratom took care of so beautifully would return... sore legs, bad circulation, etc. So I'd get home and make some tea and feel better, oh so much better! Gradually my afternoon work performance suffered so much I started bringing the tea to work in a snapple bottle and drinking a bunch after lunch time.
This was about 9 months ago. Since then I've been a kratom junky.
Who would have thought? Well, I guess an alcoholic tolerance, prone to addiction thing didn't help.
I've never tried to kick, as of yet, but I'm sort of gearing up for it. Maybe in the spring. Reading all the horror stories makes me consider trying to ween myself off via reduced dosage and a substitute substance like blue lotus. As it is, I can feel the withdrawal creep in like clockwork every day around noon, and every evening around 4 or 5. The stuff literally lasts 4 hours with me, period. Four hours and I'm shivering inside.
How did it happen so fast, who knows? It's not like I've noticed any side effects whatsoever, and in some ways I'm happier as I'm less achy and cranky all the time. But as a recovering alcoholic I have a weird love/hate relationship with feeling like 'the meter is always running' on my physical well being.
I'm not really saying anything new here, but I thought I'd chime in with my own cautionary tale in case someone out there needs to know they're not alone. The thing is, if I am in pain without it, how can I just leave it there?
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Assassin is more than just a game. It's a lifestyle.
You must REPORT ALL KILLS to Maddy or Isaac!
| Name | Grade | Players Eliminated |
|---|---|---|
| Akira Bowler | Senior | 1 |
| Alex Oh | Sophomore | 0 |
| Anjali Dhawan | Senior | 0 |
| Cameron Bracco | Senior | 0 |
| Caroline Roche | Senior | 0 |
| Dana Gillis | Senior | 0 |
| Hadi Shanaa | Junior | 0 |
| John Novogradac | Senior | 4 |
| Joho Bachmann | Senior | 0 |
| Sebastian Wicke | Senior | 0 |
| Sydney Lee | Senior | 0 |
| Tai Tran | Senior | 1 |
| Tyler Markovich | Senior | 2 |
| Will Xenakis | Junior | 1 |
Last Updated: 1:15 on Monday
The assassin who has eliminated the most players by the buy-back day will earn an extra stop and a shoutout on the Hawk's Eye instagram.
| Name | Grade | Players Eliminated |
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| Aidan Cassel-Mace | Senior | 1 |
| Aidan Wogan | Sophomore | 0 |
| Akira Bowler | Senior | 1 |
| Alex Oh | Sophomore | 3 |
| Andres Beck-Ruiz | Junior | 1 |
| Andrew Kang | Junior | 0 |
| Anjali Dhawan | Senior | 4 |
| Anya Krishnan | Freshman | 0 |
| Bryce Dawkins | Freshman | 0 |
| Cameron Bracco | Senior | 1 |
| Caroline Roche | Senior | 1 |
| Duncan Keker | Freshman | 0 |
| Elaine Jutamulia | Sophomore | 0 |
| Ethan Ash | Sophomore | 0 |
| Ethan School | Junior | 0 |
| Hadi Shanaa | Junior | 2 |
| Hanalie Reichel | Sophomore | 0 |
| Ian Lee | Sophomore | 1 |
| Jack Phlieger | Junior | 0 |
| Joanna Fisch | Junior | 0 |
| John Novogradac | Senior | 7 |
| Kaya Hano | Sophomore | 0 |
| Loucas Xenakis | Freshman | 0 |
| Luc Antonelli | Junior | 0 |
| Malik Ngom | Senior | 0 |
| Mason Smith | Junior | 0 |
| Max Bachman | Sophomore | 1 |
| Miguel Garcia | Senior | 1 |
| Natalie Craig | Sophomore | 0 |
| Nick Kim | Senior | 1 |
| Nick Ortiz | Freshman | 0 |
| Nila Venkat | Senior | 1 |
| Noah Teuscher | Senior | 0 |
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| Parker Mergelkamp | Freshman | 1 |
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| Tai Tran | Senior | 2 |
| Tara Crymble | Sophomore | 0 |
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| Will Knight | Junior | 2 |
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| Zoe Beach | Freshman | 0 |
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By signing up to be in the game, you are agreeing to all of the following rules. Breaking any of these rules will result in elimination.
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To assassinate as many of your targets as possible while not being eliminated. Last one standing wins.
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APPROPRIATE WEAPONS:
Sock grenades (balled up CLEAN socks), which may be thrown as projectiles
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A hit with either of these weapons signifies death. Attempted kills with alternative weapons do not count.
No NERF guns or water guns. No heavily weighted socks (ie: a baseball in a sock).
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No one may be killed during class or if a student is in a classroom with a teacher. If a student is alone in a classroom, not in class, and without a teacher, then kills are allowed.
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If you see an assassin approaching you with a spoon or sock, you may yell "STOP!".
PRIZES:
In the event that you win the game, you can choose to receive ONE of the following two prizes (prom tickets are only for upperclassman):
After a fair amount of players have been eliminated there will be a chance for players who have been eliminated to buy back into the game. The players who buy back will NOT have stops. Buy-Backs cost $10 and the date is TBD.
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In the following sections we describe the operations used to create and manipulate complex numbers.
The template argument is used to define the types associated with the real and imaginary fields. This argument must be one of the floating point number datatypes available in the C++ language, either float, double, or long double.
There are several constructors associated with the class. A constructor with no arguments initializes both the real and imaginary fields to zero. A constructor with a single argument initializes the real field to the given value, and the imaginary value to zero. A constructor with two arguments initializes both real and imaginary fields. Finally, a copy constructor can be used to initialize a complex number with values derived from another complex number.
std::complex<double> com_one; // value 0 + 0i std::complex<double> com_two(3.14); // value 3.14 + 0i std::complex<double> com_three(1.5, 3.14) // value 1.5 + 3.14i std::complex<double> com_four(com_two); // value is also 3.14 + 0i
A complex number can be assigned the value of another complex number. Since the one-argument constructor is also used for a conversion operator, a complex number can also be assigned the value of a real number. The real field is changed to the right-hand side, while the imaginary field is set to zero:
com_one = com_three; // becomes 1.5 + 3.14i com_three = 2.17; // becomes 2.17 + 0i
The function polar() can be used to construct a complex number with the given magnitude and phase angle:
com_four = std::polar(5.6, 1.8);
The conjugate of a complex number is formed using the function conj(). If a complex number represents x + iy, then the conjugate is the value x-iy.
std::complex<double> com_five = std::conj(com_four);
The member functions real() and imag() return the real and imaginary fields of a complex number, respectively. These functions can also be invoked as ordinary functions with complex number arguments.
// the following should be the same std::cout << com_one.real() << "+" << com_one.imag() << "i" << std::endl; std::cout << std::real(com_one) << "+" << std::imag(com_one) << "i" << std::endl;
NOTE -- With the exception of the member functions real() and imag(), most operations on complex numbers are performed using ordinary functions, not member functions.
The arithmetic operators +, -, *, and / can be used to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of complex numbers. All four work either with two complex numbers, or with a complex number and a real value. Assignment operators are also defined for all four.
std::cout << com_one + com_two << std::endl; std::cout << com_one - 3.14 << std::endl; std::cout << 2.75 * com_two << std::endl; com_one += com_three / 2.0;
The unary operators + and - can also be applied to complex numbers.
Two complex numbers can be compared for equality or inequality, using operator==() and operator!=(). Two values are equal if their corresponding fields are equal. Complex numbers do not have a natural ordering, and thus cannot be compared using any other relational operator.
Complex numbers can be written to an output stream, or read from an input stream, using the normal stream I/O conventions. A value is written in parentheses, either as (u) or (u,v), depending upon whether or not the imaginary value is zero. A value is read as a set of parentheses surrounding two numeric values.
The function std::norm() returns the norm of the complex number. This is the sum of the squares of the real and imaginary parts. The function std::abs() returns the absolute value, which is the square root of the norm. Note that both are ordinary functions that take the complex value as an argument, not member functions.
std::cout << std::norm(com_two) << std::endl; std::cout << std::abs(com_two) << std::endl;
The directed phase angle of a complex number is yielded by the function std::arg():
std::cout << com_four << " in polar coordinates is " << std::arg(com_four) << " and " << std::norm(com_four) << std::endl;
The trigonometric functions defined for floating point values have all been extended to complex number arguments. These functions are std::sin(), std::cos(), std::tan(), std::sinh(), std::cosh(), and std::tanh(). Each takes a single complex number as argument and returns a complex number as result.
The transcendental functions std::exp(), std::log(), std::log10(), and std::sqrt() have been extended to complex arguments. Each takes a single complex number as argument, and returns a complex number as result.
The C++ Standard Library defines several variations of the exponential function std::pow(). Versions exist to raise a complex number to an integer power, to raise a complex number to a complex power or to a real power, or to raise a real value to a complex power.


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Super class for CreateAccount and Login Activities
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Superclass for the edit activities (e.g.
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An expense item hold data for a signle purchase, as well as a photo and location.
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Holds the expenses for a single claim.
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Thrown if an invalid Uuid is used.
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Image of a receipt, held by expense objects.
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Tags allow claims to be categorized.
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Holds all the tags of the system, and handles file IO,
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TrackerExpress View.
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Republic Day is a day to remember when the Constitution of India officially came into force on January 26, 1950.This historical act formally transitioned India to become an independent republic and hence it is celebrated on January 26 every year.
Cancer Awareness Week.
#FIGHTWEEK
On Jan.20,2020 at 8:30pm
Objectives of the Cancer Awareness Program. ... Help people recognize the early signs and symptoms of cancer, thus enabling them to seek treatment at an early stage. Educate people about the key risk factors, since more than 30% of cancer cases could be prevented by modifying lifestyle or avoiding the risk factors.


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Hi! My name is Brice, and I am currently a PhD student in finance at MIT. I am interested in all sorts of things, but right now I'm really curious about:
- Modeling financial decisions over space and time
- Local measurement of macroeconomic variables
- House price dynamics
- The value of innovation to companies and the associated risks for workers
- (Spatial) labor market risk and implications for asset prices
- Understanding the distributional effects of policies, modeling heterogeneity
- Modeling missing data & representing uncertainty
- Bayesian empirical asset pricing
Research Projects
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Skills
Software: R, Python, C++, Stan, Stata
Music: piano, saxophone, guitar (kind of), arranging & composition
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