Nikita Vlasov wins top prize at the Russian Outdoor Film Festival
by Galina Polonskaya, Heather DonaldThere were no red carpets, no tickets, nor a fancy jury at the Russian outdoor film festival — just an audience happy to choose a winner for a competition that started back in June.
The competing short films were shown for free across the whole country in cities, towns and small remote villages. Millions watched and voted with the lights on their smartphones.
The festival is non-profit and only exists thanks to donations and volunteers.
There were 85 films on the main programme this year and 10 were shortlisted. It was clear that the audience preferred humour and a happy ending. One of the funnier films previewed at the festival was ‘Harmony’.
It depicts one mother’s battle to learn to respect her son’s passion for air guitar. Another favourite was ‘Set-up’ which tells the story of a corrupt governor who traps the devil.
The winning director of this year's edition is 28-year-old Nikita Vlasov. He started making films two years ago.
His film, ‘Pod’, is about a standard Russian family situation with a bride, a groom and a mother in law, who incidentally works as a military engineer.
Vlasov was awarded €21,000 and said he will use it to produce his next film.
The festival is being hailed as a way for young Russian directors to showcase their talent and to conquer the hearts of millions across the country.


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SCENT OF A WOMAN A film review by Eric Walker Copyright 1993 Eric Walker
Martin Brest first hit the big time as the director of BEVERLY HILLS COP, the movie that epitomized the Hollywood formula of "good cop vs. evil drug dealer." Every bit of the movie was predictable; if it wasn't for Eddie Murphy's winning performance, it would have been a piece of garbage.
Brest scored again with MIDNIGHT RUN, another Hollywood formula film--but once again the project was saved by winning performances from its lead stars, Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin. We watched the movie for these characters, not for the chase-and-crash scenes, and as a result it delivered handsomely.
And now we have SCENT OF A WOMAN, which once again looks like a Hollywood formula product: an innocent college student is whisked off to New York City for a weekend of thrills by the gentleman he's supposed to be caring for. What's more, there's a subplot involving "honor" and "loyalty" and "betrayal"--something milked shamelessly by this holiday season's other politically correct "feel-good" movie, A FEW GOOD MEN.
On paper, it looks like your standard Hollywood "buddy" movie. But when one of those buddies is played by Al Pacino, you know that something good is going to happen.
Pacino has been on a roll lately, after spending most of the eighties in near-seclusion. He's come back with a vengeance, and this year we've already seen him as the sleazy real estate broker Ricky Roma in GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. Now he plays a bitter, blind war veteran in a performance that raises SCENT OF A WOMAN above the level of today's inoffensive schmaltz and makes it a truly enjoyable experience.
The setup is pure Hollywood: Chris O'Donnell plays Charlie Simms, a meek, shy, poor college student who happens to witness a practical joke played on the school's dean by a group of trouble-making pupils. What's more, he's been offered an ultimatum: either he squeals on the perpetrators and gives names, or he'll be expelled.
Now, Charlie has to raise some money for his Christmas trip back home, so he takes what looks like an easy job: care for an elderly war veteran over the Thanksgiving weekend. The woman offering the job tells him "it's the easiest $300 you'll ever make," but after Charlie meets the fellow, he admits "I don't get an easy feeling."
Here's where we meet Lieutenant Colonel Frank Slade.
This is, of course, Pacino's movie: he takes command the second he appears on-screen, controlling the lives of everyone around him. Slade is a complex man, who blinded himself by accident when he drank too much one day and played with a hand grenade; now he tosses down Jack Daniels as if they were water, never getting drunk. He screams at everyone and wants sits alone in the dark, hurting everyone around him because he feels that it's the only way to survive without admitting how much he's hurting inside.
But the Colonel has a special plan for this particular weekend: as soon as the folks leave the driveway on their Thanksgiving trip, he practically drags Charlie onto a first-class jet, and the two are off to New York City. Slade wants only to feel the touch of a woman's arm for one last time--but his plan for this weekend is destined to end in tragedy.
Now, in the hands of most other actors, this would be a typical Hollywood "odd couple learns to trust each other and each is changed by the experience" movie. But Pacino turns Slade into a real human being, able to tell a woman's brand of perfume just by taking a sniff, and keeping the whole world on its toes when he enters the scene. He's a world-wise man, able to live by his wits. He figures out immediately that Charlie has a dilemma of his own; the advice he offers is to take what you can, and forget the other people. That's the code he's lived by all his life, because the world is a tough place.
One of the film's best moments occurs when he and Charlie drop in on his brother uninvited for Thanksgiving dinner.  When the Colonel sweeps a shy young girl off her feet at a fancy New York restaurant, we feel the magic in the air. He can make things happen--but because he's blind, he feels useless and wasted. (The movie doesn't go out of its way to present Pacino as a blind man; it's done naturally in a fashion that doesn't force his disability on us. This is one of the film's strengths: it doesn't hit us over the head with the story, until the very end.)
Chris O'Donnell had his hands full keeping up with Pacino, one of the greatest actors of our time. It would have been easy for him to be overwhelmed by Slade's character, especially since most of the script calls for him to be quiet and meek. But he holds his own, as he sees the Colonel's time rapidly running out. The old soldier is becoming distraught and careless about himself, and Charlie knows that he has to teach him to love life once again. But because his character is developed so well, we believe him as he asserts himself and does what he can to help the Colonel. Charlie's not as simple as he looks, and the Colonel's desperate grasps for attention bring out the best in him, even as he's changing the old man for good.
But after all this buildup, it's a disappointment when the movie's climax has Slade giving a corn-ball speech in Charlie's defense, trying like so many other movies to capture the magic of MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON. After two and a half hours of wonderful character development, to wrap everything up neatly in typical Hollywood fashion is nothing less than a cop-out. Even Pacino descends into overacting here, and the film ends with your typical "I've been through a crisis, but now my life is perfect" note that we get all too often from Hollywood films. If the rest of the movie wasn't so good, this would be irritating.
However, Pacino must have realized what a waste this final scene is, however, because he caps it off with a one-liner that I won't reveal, saving the movie from descending into pure kitsch the way A FEW GOOD MEN did.
The movie is a full two hours and forty minutes long, though there are very few moments that don't contribute to the story. I certainly wasn't bored, and yet I had the feeling that the story could have been shortened by as much as an hour. Brest tried screening shorter versions of the film to preview audiences, and they were confused or disappointed with the results, so the movie was released at full length. The problem lies with the screenplay's pacing: it's leisurely paced when it should be rushing forward at breakneck speed. SCENT OF A WOMAN is an enjoyable experience, but it could have been a truly great motion picture if it picked up the tempo in the way Jonathan Demme's SOMETHING WILD did.
Despite its length, however, you won't be looking at your watch when you see this movie. Brest may be a Hollywood director at heart, but he cares about his characters, and because he does, we do. SCENT OF A WOMAN is a movie you won't regret seeing, thanks to a great performance by Al Pacino that you'll remember for a long time.
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Parameter values are intended to vary between 0 and 1, but they can be any number.
You can use points with "addParametricPoint" -- it just returns that point,
whatever you give it as a parameter.
Using "addParametricPoint" on a line gives a point on the line.
The line was defined by two points initially; if we name the parameter t,
t=0 gives the first point, t=1 gives the second, and t=0.5 gives the point halfway between them.
Similarly, circles are defined by two points, one in the center, and one on the perimiter.
t=0 returns that perimeter point. Increasing t moves the point counterclockwise around the circle.
t=1, and every integer, returns that same point.
t=.5 returns the point on the opposite side of the circle.
If you know trigonometry, you might be surprised that t=0 is not just the rightmost point
of the circle. Making it so would be a reference to the x-axis, which I'm trying to avoid.
Also, I'm not using degrees or radians-- 0 to 1, just line the lines.
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JenaTool is a simple set of Eclipse tools that help developers work with Semantic Web technologies including RDF and SPARQL specifically using the Jena Semantic Web Framework. While some aspects of the tool are purely RDF/SPARQL, the implementation is entirely based on the Jena Framework. This only really surfaces in two areas, the manner in which the user connects to an RDF store is Jena specific and then setting the context for running a query.
The tool provides the following high-level features:
The following is a screenshot of Eclipse running with the Jena perspective open showing the standard Eclipse Navigator (top left), the Jena Explorer (bottom left), the SPARQL Results view along the bottom and the editor open with a SPARQL query.
For developers new to the technologies of the Semantic Web, or Linked Data it can be difficult to get used to a new data model in RDF and a new query language in SPARQL. JenaTool is a simple but useful set of tools to allow the user to experiment with these, develop queries, understand the performance of certain query forms and manage sets of queries and test data in the same way they manage SQL queries, Java classes and test data in Eclipse - by making them workspace resources. Supporting custom content types for RDF content and SPARQL queries allows these to be added to existing projects and also be added to version control with the rest of the project resources.
Having installed JenaTool into your Eclipse install, the first step is either to add some RDF or SPARQL resources to an existing project or create a new Jena project to contain your resources. The decision over these two options really depends on your project organization and needs, and in many cases an application will include both, some resources as part of application plugin projects and potentially separate projects containing nothing but RDF and SPARQL resources. Let's assume for now we'll create a new Jena Project which will contain all the
Step 1.
Select theFile->New->Project...
menu and review theNew Project
wizard. Open theJena
category and select theNew Jena Project
option. All you have to do is choose a name for your project as usual in Eclipse and hit theFinish
button.
Basically this is an empty project with some pre-defined folders for connection information, RDF content resources, RDF vocabularies (RDF Schema, OWL) and finally SPARQL Queries. However, these categories are useful at organizing resources and using the wizard ensures consistency of projects as opposed to using arbitrary project and folder structures. Now, let's first create a sample RDF resource; you can use this as a template to create a number of others as additional test data later.
Step 2.
Select theFile->New->Other...
menu and review theNew
wizard. Open theJena
category and select theNew RDF/XML File
option. Select thecontent
folder in your new project for the container, enter a new name for the file if you wish and you can leave the subject URI blank and hit theFinish
button.
The generated RDF/XML is correct, and will be opened using the standard Eclipse XML editor. But, while it's correct it's not terribly interesting, so replace the content in your editor with some more information at least, we'll use the example below in our examples.
<rdf:RDF xmlns:rdf="http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#" xmlns:foaf="http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"> <foaf:Person rdf:about="https://jazz.net/people/simonj"> <foaf:name>Simon Johnston</foaf:name> <foaf:firstName>Simon</foaf:firstName> <foaf:surname>Johnston</foaf:surname> <foaf:currentProject rdf:resource="http://jazz.net/projects/foundation"/> <foaf:knows rdf:resource="http://example.org/People/david"/> <foaf:knows rdf:resource="http://example.org/People/james"/> </foaf:Person> </rdf:RDF>
Now we need somewhere to store this RDF, and Jena has a number of persistent stores but currently only the TDB store is supported by JenaTool. So, we'll create a new Jena TDB store (Dataset) and then we'll add the RDF above to the store.
Step 3.
Ensure the Jena Explorer view is open (either select the Jena Perspective, or open the view from theWindow->Show View->Other...
menu. Now, select theAdd New Connection
button from the view toolbar (or from the context menu by right-clicking on theJena Connections
folder in the view). Select a location for the new store, this has to be a directory not a file, then hit theFinish
button. If the location does not exist you'll be prompted to create a new dataset at this location, accept this choice.
The connection will be created and added to the explorer view, so now we can add content to this connection and run queries against the connection.
Step 4.
Right click on the RDF resource we created in step 2 above, from the context menu select theJena
menu and then theQuick Import
action. The resulting dialog allows you to select the resource to import (which will be correctly filled in), the target connection to add the resource to (which will be the one we just created) and the format of the file (which should correctly be set to beRDF/XML
. The final two text fields can be left blank for now, just hit theFinish
button.
The RDF triples contained in the resource we created will now be added to the default graph in the store we just created. But, to be sure of this we need to be able to get them back out of the store and to do that we need to run a query. The query itself is pretty simply, but we need to create a SPARQL query resource and then execute it against the same store.
Step 5.
Select theFile->New->Other...
menu and review theNew
wizard. Open theJena
category and select theNew SPARQL Query
option. Select thequery
folder in your new project for the container, enter a new name for the file if you wish and set the query form to beSELECT
. Now hit theFinish
button.
The wizard not only creates a new SPARQL query resource in the project but it also adds in a template example as a starting point, this is useful as a reminder of the general structure of a query lest we forget, but for now we can remove the content generated by the wizard and replace it with the simple "select everything" query shown in the example below. Now we're ready to run our query.
SELECT * WHERE { ?s ?p ?o }
Step 6.
Right click on the SPARQL resource we created in step 5 above, from the context menu select theJena
menu and then theRun Query
action. The resulting dialog allows you to select the resource to run (which will be correctly filled in) and the target connection to run the query against (which will be the one we just created) The other options on the dialog can be ignore for now, just hit theFinish
button.
The query will run, and the results of the query will show in the SPARQL Results View, as shown in the image below. As you can see the output is textual, the view does not use a table viewer as certain query forms such as DESCRIBE and CONSTRUCT do not return tabular data. Also, new results are appended to the view, the user has to manually clear the view using the toolbar button.


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Taylor Sappington, a Democrat running for the Ohio Statehouse, is one of many candidates running for office who may change the face of politics in Ohio — and across the nation — if elected Nov. 6.
Ballots across the U.S. feature a record number of LGBT and female candidates, and Ohio’s slate is no different. Sappington and U.S. House candidate Rick Neal are just two of the 392 openly LGBT candidates running across the nation.
“For me personally, it would mean a lot to win this seat and not only represent LGBT issues, but southeast Ohio and Appalachia,” Sappington said.
In addition to the slate of LGBT candidates, there are more than 1,000 women running for state and federal offices in the U.S. — including 11 U.S. House candidates, Ohio Lieutenant Governor candidate Betty Sutton and Ohio Secretary of State candidate Kathleen Clyde.
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Ohio Lieutenant Governor candidate Betty Sutton greets supporters at a rally in Walter Rotunda on Thursday.
“We need to run on the strength of our candidates and our ideas,” Clyde said. “I think many voters are ready for a change, and I think that's what we will see in this election.”
Clyde said she is glad to see more women running across the country. She said she thinks people look at her accomplishments and qualifications rather than her gender because it shouldn’t be important.
“I think it is largely a reaction to the Trump administration and supporters of Trump in other offices. Women and LGBT folks feel under seige in this era and feel that their rights and their dignity are at risk and want to push back against that.”Katherine Jellison
Women, LGBT people and most minorities are considered widely underrepresented in U.S. government. Women make up 50.8 percent of the U.S. population but only fill 107 of the 535 seats in the House and Senate. Meanwhile, there are just 7 openly LGBT representatives in Congress’ two chambers.
Sappington said representation is important at all levels of government and necessary so that members of legislative bodies, like the Statehouse and Congress, have a wide range of identities, personalities and backgrounds.
Neal and Sappington both said they believe a big reason more diverse candidates are running for office this year is that many people are upset with the current government. Both believe the dysfunction and inaction at both the state and federal levels need to be fixed.
“I think it is largely a reaction to the Trump administration and supporters of Trump in other offices,” Katherine Jellison, a history professor at Ohio University, said. “Women and LGBT folks feel under siege in this era and feel that their rights and their dignity are at risk and want to push back against that.”
Jellison said she believes people who have felt unempowered are doing better at organizing and mobilizing to get out the vote.
Neal, like many other minority candidates, has a chance to make history: If he wins his election against incumbent Steve Stivers, R-Upper Arlington, he would become Ohio’s first openly LGBT federal representative.
Prior to running for lieutenant governor, Sutton became the first woman elected as a legislator at the city, county, state and federal levels.
“It's a unique time, but that’s not to say that we have solved all the problems that need to be addressed, but it's the start of bigger things to come,” delfin bautista, the director of OU’s LGBT Center, said.
If these minority candidates win, the election could see a “rainbow wave” of LGBT winners or a “pink wave” of female winners across federal, state and local races. Some of these candidates face uphill battles against incumbents, but many others are running in more winnable races.
“There are a lot of stereotypes about Ohio and Ohio not being a very welcoming state, and part of that is grounded in reality and part of it is misunderstandings,” bautista who uses they/them pronouns and the lowercase spelling of their name, said. “Not that having an elected official makes everything perfect, but it's one of many things that will show LGBT people here in Ohio that our lives and our voices matter.”
The Human Rights Campaign puts out a scorecard for each congressional representative’s voting record on LGBT-related legislation. That scorecard gives only seven of the 18 current Ohio representatives in the Senate and House a score higher than a zero. Among the representatives with a zero is Stivers, Neal’s opponent.
Both Neal and bautista said having these candidates — or more candidates who are supportive of minorities — in office would help pass legislation to provide protections and equal rights at the state and federal levels.
“Now, it's time to bring some new perspectives that reflect the greater diversity of the American population and bring a point of view that says there are other perspectives and experiences out there besides the usual default white, straight, male perspective,” Jellison said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Prime Minister Edouard Philippe said on Wednesday that France would set immigrant quotas for professionals, marking a precedent with a measure long sought by the country’s right-wing parties.
Better regulation and curbing of immigration is a topic that President Emmanuel Macron has said would be at the heart of the next presidential election in 2022.
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Declaration
class
IrcClient
;A client used for sending and reading data to/from an IRC server. Automatically tracks users and channels.
See Also
IrcUser, IrcChannel
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Declaration
this(in string
nickName
, in stringuserName
, in stringrealName
= null);Constructs a new
IrcClient
and self (IrcUser
) instance.Parameters
string
nickName
The nick name to use on this client.
string
userName
The user name to use on this client.
string
realName
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Declaration
const @property string
nickName
();
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(in stringvalue
);Gets or sets the client's nick name for this network.
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Exception
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is >0
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const @property string
userName
();
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(in stringvalue
);Gets or sets the client's user name.
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Declaration
const @property string
hostName
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Declaration
const @property auto
channelUserModes
();Gets the channel user modes supported by the currently connected network. Defaults to 'o', 'v'
-
Declaration
const @property auto
channelUserPrefixes
();Gets the user prefixes supported by the currently connected network. Defaults to '@', '+'
-
Declaration
void
connect
(Addressaddress
, in stringpassword
= null);Connects to the given
address
.Parameters
Address
address
The
address
of the server toconnect
to.string
password
The
password
for this server (optional).Throws
Exception
if already connected, ifnickName
isnull
, ifuserName
isnull
, ifrealName
isnull
. -
Declaration
void
rawf
(Args...)(in stringfmt
, Argsargs
);Sends a formatted raw message.
See Also
raw
-
Declaration
void
raw
(in stringline
);Sends a
raw
message.Throws
Exception
if not connected or if theline
is empty.See Also
rawf
-
Declaration
void
sendf
(Args...)(in stringtarget
, in stringfmt
, Argsargs
);Sends a formatted message.
Parameters
string
target
The
target
of the message.string
fmt
Format string for the message.
Args
args
Arguments for the format string.
Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
send, sendMessage
-
Declaration
void
send
(in stringtarget
, in stringmessage
);Sends a
message
.Parameters
string
target
The
target
of themessage
.string
message
The
message
to be sent.Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
sendf, sendMessage
-
Declaration
void
noticef
(Args...)(in stringtarget
, in stringfmt
, Argsargs
);Sends a formatted notice.
Parameters
string
target
The
target
of the notice.string
fmt
Format string for the notice.
Args
args
Arguments for the format string.
Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
notice, sendMessage
-
Declaration
void
notice
(in stringtarget
, in stringmessage
);Sends a
notice
.Parameters
string
target
The
target
of thenotice
.string
message
The
message
to be sent as anotice
.Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
noticef, sendMessage
-
Declaration
void
ctcpQuery
(in stringtarget
, in stringtag
, in stringmessage
= null);Sends a CTCP query to the specified
target
.Parameters
string
target
The
target
to send the query to.string
tag
The CTCP
tag
.string
message
Optional
message
.Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
ctcpReply
-
Declaration
void
ctcpReply
(in stringtarget
, in stringtag
, in stringmessage
= null);Sends a CTCP reply to the specified
target
.Parameters
string
target
The
target
to send the reply to.string
tag
The CTCP
tag
.string
message
Optional
message
.Throws
Exception
if
istarget
null
.See Also
ctcpQuery
-
Declaration
void
join
(stringchannel
, stringkey
= null);Joins the specified
channel
.Parameters
string
channel
Channel to
join
.string
key
Channel
key
(password, optional)Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
isChannel
-
Declaration
void
part
(in stringchannel
);
voidpart
(in stringchannel
, in stringmessage
);Parts (leaves) the specified
channel
.Parameters
string
channel
Channel to
part
.string
message
Part
message
(optional). -
Declaration
void
quit
(in stringmessage
= null);Quit the currently connected network.
Parameters
string
message
Quit
message
(optional). -
Declaration
void
kick
(in stringchannel
, IrcUseruser
, in stringcomment
= null);
voidkick
(in stringchannel
, in stringuser
, in stringcomment
= null);Kicks a
user
from the specifiedchannel
.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
to perform thekick
in.IrcUser
user
The
user
tokick
.string
comment
Comment for the
kick
(optional). -
Declaration
void
mode
(in stringtarget
, chartype
, in stringargs
);Sets a
mode
on atarget
.Parameters
string
target
Target to set modes on.
char
type
Type ('+' or '-').
string
args
Mode arguments.
-
Declaration
void
addUserModes
(in stringmodes
);Adds user
modes
to self.See Also
mode, removeUserModes
-
Declaration
void
removeUserModes
(in stringmodes
);Removes user
modes
from self.See Also
mode, addUserModes
-
Declaration
void
addChannelModes
(in stringchannel
, in stringmodes
, in string[]args
= null);Add
modes
to achannel
.Parameters
string
channel
Channel whose
modes
are to be modified.string
modes
The
modes
to add.string[]
args
Arguments for the mode (optional).
Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
mode, removeChannelModes
-
Declaration
void
removeChannelModes
(in stringchannel
, in stringmodes
);Removes
modes
from achannel
.Parameters
string
channel
Channel whose
modes
are to be modified.string
modes
The
modes
to remove.Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
mode, addChannelModes
-
Declaration
void
addToChannelList
(in stringchannel
, chartype
, in string[]args
);Adds arguments to a
channel
list. (e.g ban list).Parameters
string
channel
Channel whose list is to be modified.
char
type
List
type
(e.g b for ban list).string[]
args
Arguments to add to the list.
Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
mode, ban
-
Declaration
void
removeFromChannelList
(in stringchannel
, chartype
, in string[]args
);Removes arguments from a
channel
list. (e.g ban list).Parameters
string
channel
Channel whose list is to be modified.
char
type
List
type
(e.g b for ban list).string[]
args
Arguments to remove from the list.
Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
mode, unban
-
Declaration
void
ban
(in stringchannel
, IrcUseruser
);Bans a
user
from the specifiedchannel
.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
toban
from.IrcUser
user
The
user
toban
.Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
unban, kick, kickBan
-
Declaration
void
ban
(in stringchannel
, in stringmask
);Bans a
mask
from the specifiedchannel
.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
toban
from.string
mask
The
mask
toban
.Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string.See Also
unban, kick, kickBan
-
Declaration
void
unban
(in stringchannel
, in stringmask
);Removes the specified
mask
from thechannel
ban list.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
whose ban list is to be modified.string
mask
The
mask
to be removed.Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string. -
Declaration
void
kickBan
(in stringchannel
, IrcUseruser
, in stringcomment
= null);Kicks and bans a
user
from the specifiedchannel
.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
to kick ban theuser
from.IrcUser
user
The
user
to be kick banned.string
comment
Kick
comment
(optional).Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string. -
Declaration
void
kickBan
(in stringchannel
, in stringnickName
, in stringcomment
= null);Kicks and bans a user from the specified
channel
.Parameters
string
channel
The
channel
to kick ban the user from.string
nickName
The nick name of the user to be kicked.
string
comment
Kick
comment
(optional).Throws
Exception
if
is not a validchannel
channel
string. -
Declaration
void
whois
(in stringtarget
);Perform a
whois
on the specifiedtarget
. Fires the onWhois events on success. -
Declaration
void
who
(in stringchannel
, in stringuser
);Performs a
who
on the specifieduser
andchannel
. -
Declaration
void
who
(in stringtarget
);Performs a
who
on the specifiedtarget
. -
Declaration
void
sendMessage
(in stringcommand
, in stringtarget
, in stringmessage
);Sends a
message
. It's recommended that you don't use this function directly.Parameters
string
command
Message
command
to send.string
target
Target of the
message
.string
message
Content of
message
.Throws
Exception
if
ortarget
ismessage
null
. -
Declaration
bool
read
();Reads data from the server.
Return Value
false
if the connection has been closed. -
Declaration
IrcUser
getUser
(in stringnickName
);Get tracked user from nick name.
Return Value
null
if user is not tracked. -
Declaration
IrcUser
addUser
(in stringprefix
, in stringchannel
= null);Begin tracking a user.
Parameters
string
prefix
Prefix of the user to be tracked.
string
channel
Channel the user is in (optional). This
channel
will also be tracked.Return Value
Tracked
IrcUser
. -
Declaration
IrcUser
getUserFromPrefix
(in stringprefix
);Get a tracked user from a
prefix
. If a tracked user from thisprefix
doesn't exist, a newIrcUser
is returned. Otherwise, the tracked user is returned.Discussion
Get a tracked user from a
prefix
.Parameters
string
prefix
The
prefix
of the tracked user to search for.Return Value
Existing
IrcUser
instance if already tracked, else a newly created instance. -
Declaration
void
removeUser
(IrcUseruser
);
voidremoveUser
(in stringnickName
);Remove a tracked
user
. -
Declaration
void
removeChannelUser
(in stringchannel
, in stringnickName
);Remove a tracked user from a tracked
channel
. -
Declaration
void
removeChannel
(in stringchannel
);Remove a tracked
channel
. -
Declaration
void delegate()[]
onConnect
;Raised on successful connect to the server.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string source, in string tag, in string data)[]
onCtcpQuery
;Raised when the client receives a CTCP query.
Parameters
user
The user who sent the CTCP query.
source
The location it was sent from (e.g a channel).
tag
The CTCP tag (e.g PING, VERSION)
data
Additional data sent qith the CTCP query.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string source, in string tag, in string data)[]
onCtcpReply
;Raised when a response to a CTCP query is received.
Parameters
user
The user who sent the CTCP reply.
source
The location it was sent from (e.g a channel).
tag
The CTCP tag (e.g PING, VERSION)
data
Additional data sent qith the CTCP reply.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string target, in string channel)[]
onInvite
;Raised when a channel invite is received. Note that this is raised for ALL invites. When your client is invited,
target
will equalnickName
.Parameters
user
The user who issued the invite.
target
The user being invited.
channel
The channel
target
has been invited to. -
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string channel)[]
onJoin
;Raised when a user joins a channel.
Parameters
user
The user who joined.
channel
The channel the user joined.
See Also
onJoinTooSoon, onSuccessfulJoin
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel, int seconds)[]
onJoinTooSoon
;Raised when this client joins a channel which has a join timer that has not yet finished.
Parameters
user
The user who joined (this client).
channel
The channel joined.
See Also
onJoin, onSuccessfulJoin
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel)[]
onSuccessfulJoin
;Raised when this client has joined a channel.
Parameters
channel
The channel joined.
See Also
onJoin, onJoinTooSoon
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser kicker, in string channel, in string kickedNick, in string comment)[]
onKick
;Raised when a user is kicked from a channel.

-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string target, in string message)[]
onMessage
;Raised when a channel or private message is received.
Parameters
user
The user that sent the message.
target
The target location. This can be a channel or a nickname (
nickName
).message
The content of the message.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string target, in string modes, in string[] args)[]
onMode
;Raised when a channel or user mode (or both) is changed.
Parameters
user
The user who set the mode.
target
The target whose modes are to be changed. This can be a user or a channel.
modes
The modes to give/take.
args
The arguments for
modes
, if any. -
Declaration
void delegate(in string message)[]
onMotdStart
;Raised when the server MOTD begins.
Parameters
message
The MOTD welcome message.
See Also
onMotdLine, onMotdEnd
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string line)[]
onMotdLine
;Raised for each line of the server MOTD. Let's be honest. It's probably just ASCII art.
Parameters
line
The MOTD line.
See Also
onMotdStart, onMotdEnd
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string message)[]
onMotdEnd
;Raised when the server MOTD begins.
Parameters
message
The MOTD footer message.
See Also
onMotdStart, onMotdLine
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel, in string[] nickNames)[]
onNameList
;Raised when a nick name list is received for a channel.
Parameters
channel
The channel containing the nick names.
nickNames
The list of nick names.
See Also
onNameListEnd
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel)[]
onNameListEnd
;Raised when a nick name list received by
onNameList
has finished.Parameters
channel
The channel containing the nick names.
See Also
onNameListEnd
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string newNick)[]
onNickChange
;Raised when a user's nick name has changed.
Parameters
user
The user whose nick name has changed.
newNick
The user's new nick name.
-
Declaration
bool delegate(in string oldNick)[]
onNickInUse
;Raised when this client's nick name is in use. If the event is not handled by any delegates, an exception is thrown.
Discussion
To handle the exception, you must set a new name by changing
nickName
, and then returntrue
.Parameters
oldNick
The nick name that is already in use.
Return Value
true
if it has been handled, elsefalse
. If the event is not handled by any delegates, an exception is thrown.See Also
nickName
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string target, in string message)[]
onNotice
;Raised when a notice is received.
Parameters
user
The user who issued the notice.
target
The target location for the notice. This can be a user or a channel.
message
The content of the notice.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string channel)[]
onPart
;Raised when a user leaves a channel. This event is also raised when this client instance leaves a channel.
Parameters
user
The user who left.
channel
The channel that the user left.
See Also
onQuit
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string comment)[]
onQuit
;Raised when a user leaves a channel. This event is only raised for users other than this instance.
Parameters
user
The user who quit.
comment
The quit message.
See Also
onPart
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel, in string topic)[]
onTopic
;Provides the channel topic after successfully joining.
Parameters
channel
The channel this topic belongs to.
topic
The topic.
See Also
onTopicInfo, onTopicChange
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser user, in string channel, in string topic)[]
onTopicChange
;Raised when a channel's topic has been changed.
Parameters
user
The user who changed the topic.
channel
The channel this topic belongs to.
topic
The new topic.
See Also
onTopic, onTopicInfo
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string channel, in string nick, in string time)[]
onTopicInfo
;Metadata for the channel's topic.
Parameters
channel
The channel this topic belongs to.
nick
The nick name of the user who last set the topic.
time
The time the topic was last set.
See Also
onTopic, onTopicChange
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick, in string accountName)[]
onWhoisAccountReply
;Raised for the account line of a WHOIS reply.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
accountName
The account name of the user.
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick, in string[] channels)[]
onWhoisChannelsReply
;Raised for the channels line of a WHOIS reply.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
channels
The channels this user is in.
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick)[]
onWhoisEnd
;Raised when the WHOIS reply is complete.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick, int idleTime)[]
onWhoisIdleReply
;Raised for the idle line of a WHOIS reply.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
idleTime
The amount of time the user has been idle.
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick)[]
onWhoisOperatorReply
;Raised for the OPER line of a WHOIS reply. This only occurs if the user is an IRC operator.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
-
Declaration
void delegate(IrcUser userInfo)[]
onWhoisReply
;Raised for the user info line of a WHOIS reply.
Parameters
userInfo
The info for the user (hostmask, etc).
-
Declaration
void delegate(in string nick, in string serverHostName, in string serverInfo)[]
onWhoisServerReply
;Raised for the server line of a WHOIS reply.
Parameters
nick
The nick name of the user.
serverHostName
The hostname of the server the user is connecting from.
serverInfo
Additional server information.
-
-
Declaration
enum
IrcCommand
: string;Supported IRC commands.


Sample API Doc
/tickets
GET
Request
(No parameters required)
Response
Array: Collection of Tickets
Item Type
Constraint
object
{"$ref":"
ticket.json
"}


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NICHOLAS WINDER
Software Developer
Personal Summary
Years Experience
10 years of software development experience in three different industries.
C++ | Java | C#
Advanced level of C++ knowledge and products released in Java, C#, Javascript and more.
Android
Developed and released 4 android applications to the play store, written in Java and Kotlin.
Linux Solutions
Competent with the Linux kernel and creating kernel modules. Using Docker to create reproducible build environments for CI.
Public SDK Design
Experience in developing and releasing public SDK products for software developers, along with high-level documentation and guides.
Developer Tools
Extensive use of bug tracking, buildservers, and version control/peer review software from Atlassian, Github, Jenkins and Buildkite.
Languages
C++20
Java
C#
Kotlin
Tools
Atlassian
Github
Visual Studio
Jetbrains IDE's
Environments
Linux
Android
Windows
Web Assembly
Experience
PSPDFKit, Vienna Austria (Remote)
Software Developer
Developing PDF SDKs across multiple platforms
- Working with extensively tested C++17 to fix and maintain core product.
- Developing new features in a C++ core with an API exposed to iOS, Android, UWP, Web Assembly and Linux.
- Created and released a new Server SDK for Java and .NET in 4 months.
- Helped develop the UWP Windows SDK from an early stage in C# and C++/CLI.
- Refactoring and modernizing the core build CMake build system.
- Writing technical and non-technical blogs, guides, and API documentation.
Music Group Research, Manchester UK
Embedded Engineer/Software Developer
Creating products for the professional audio industry.
- Introduced a new buildroot environment used in 4 products.
- Developed std11 compatible C++ libraries used across multiple architectures.
- Debugged multi threaded applications on remote targets (gdb).
- Managed a team of 3 to develop a releasable product.
- Advised and debugged initial PCB design for 4 different products. Seeing the boards from embedded bring up to bootable version of Linux.
- Bug fix and maintenance work with current product range.
- Released a ecos based product within the first 6 months of working at the company.
NFX Development
Android Software Developer
NFX development is a personal project which brings audio/engineering applications to the world of phones and tablets.
- 30,000 current users over 4 applications and over 150,000 installs in total.
- 2 applications with an average rating of 4.17 out of 5 on the google play store.
- Experience with the Android SDK, Java and android development tools.
- Android USB implementation to interface with an external pcb
Peak Communications, Brighouse UK
Software Engineer
Satellite frequency converters
- Developed bespoke customer designs based on a 8051 architecture in a software team of 2.
- Developed a microprocessor module to control a redundant switch over system. All schematic creation, PCB layout and programming done only by myself within 6 months
HPE, Remote Contract
Android Software Developer
Industrial Leak Detection
- Signal analysis of USB ultrasound microphone data performed in app
- Locally stored database synced with a server via a REST API
- Implementation of user input forms for database editing
- Full creative flexibility to implement extensive use of Material Design
Winder RnD, Remote Contract
Android Software Developer
Pregnancy Due Date Application
- Helped develop and publish a 4 page android application
- Developed in accordance to a functional spec with creative flexibility
Technical Writing
Education
2006-2010
University of Huddersfield, UK
First-Class Honours Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics
2nd Year Modules
Enterprise 1 - 78% (A)
Electronics 2 - 76% (A)
Signal Analysis and Control - 62% (B)
Embedded Systems - 85% (A)
Communications - 71% (B)
3rd Year Modules
Individual Project (DSP Audio Acoustics) 85% (A)
DSP Applications - 77% (A)
Analogue Systems Integration - 79% (A)
Digital Systems Integration - 78% (A)
Communication Systems - 77% (A)
* Percentages are in reference to the UK scoring system


Tybee Marathon
Savannah GA/USA
Race Winners
(28 runnings)
02 Feb
2008
2:41:26
3:03:19
03 Feb
2007
2:29:48
2:55:24
04 Feb
2006
2:41:08
3:03:30
05 Feb
2005
2:51:30
3:10:47
07 Feb
2004
2:48:50
2:55:05
01 Feb
2003
2:36:52
3:17:53
02 Feb
2002
2:43:59
3:09:18
03 Feb
2001
2:47:25
3:05:45
05 Feb
2000
2:39:03
3:18:59
13 Feb
1999
2:42:56.7
3:05:40.8
07 Feb
1998
2:35:50.2
3:17:27.4
08 Feb
1997
2:30:43.9
3:19:44.0
03 Feb
1996
2:37:37
3:22:00
04 Feb
1995
2:43:50
3:23:00
05 Feb
1994
2:34:11
3:14:15
06 Feb
1993
2:39:23
3:09:58
08 Feb
1992
2:32:49
3:16:19
09 Feb
1991
2:26:19
3:03:13
1988-1990
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17 Jan
1987
2:24:55
2:59:01
11 Jan
1986
2:29:03
3:03:11
12 Jan
1985
2:22:20
2:58:16
14 Jan
1984
2:21:05.2
2:51:06.2
08 Jan
1983
2:24:59
2:50:46
09 Jan
1982
2:15:50
2:56:58
10 Jan
1981
2:17:11
3:00:49
05 Jan
1980
2:16:11
2:59:49
06 Jan
1979
2:16:30
3:18:56
11 Mar
1978
2:46:09
5:08:02
Notes: 1978 was the inaugural year. The 1978 race was known as the March of Dimes Marathon; the 1979-1995 races
were known as the Savannah Marathon. The race was held at Hunter Army Airfield for 1978-1987; for 1994-date, the
race has been held on Tybee Island. The marathon was discontinued after
the 2008. The half marathon continues.
Jeffrey Kosiorek (NJ/USA)
Kristina Yanosek (GA/USA)
Michael Aldrink (NC/USA)
Leah Thomas (GA/USA)
Chuck Engle-2
Lisa Menninger (IL/USA)
Tom Estka (IL/USA)
Tamara Whitten (IN/USA)
Jim Bates (VA/USA)
Michelle LaFleur (GA/USA)
Chuck Engle (MS/USA)
Heather Smith (GA/USA)
Michael Raymond (GA/USA)
Stacey Bartos
Anson Clapcott (56, GA/USA))
Gabriel Hauck (GA/USA)
Andrew Keel-2
Valerie Reed (GA/USA)
Andrew Keel (GA/USA)
Stacey McDonald
Javier Jimenez (MEX)
Brenna Willis (GA/USA)
Paul Deaton (GA/USA)
Sally Brooking (GA/USA)
Keith Hurley (NC/USA)
LeAnn Myher (DC/USA)
Steve Anderson (GA/USA)
Laurie Sperry (GA/USA)
David Audet (NH/USA)
Jenny Kyle (GA/USA)
Jeff Keady (MS/USA)
Meg Grantham (GA/USA)
Shelly Cranford-2
Doll Miller-2
Shelly Cranford (GA/USA)
Doll Miller (GA/USA)
not held
not held
Kevin Moats-2
Debbie Forrester (GA/USA)
Sean McCormack (GA/USA)
Nancy Grayson-Cassel (SC/USA)
Kevin Moats (GA/USA)
Patty Houseworth-2
Todd Eldridge (GA/USA)
Roxanne Polo (NJ/USA)
Abraha Arega (ETH)
Colleen Joiner (GA/USA)
Herb Wills-2
Patty Houseworth
Herb Wills (FL/USA)
Patricia Sher-2
Barry Brown (FL/USA)
Patricia Sher (FL/USA)
Bob Varsha (GA/USA)
Nancy Evans
Brian Davis
Debra Goldsmith
Most Wins
(1978-date)
Men
2
Herb Wills (FL/USA)
1981-82
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Kevin Moats (GA/USA)
1985,1987
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Shelly Cranford (GA/USA)
1991-92
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Andrew Keel (GA/USA)
1999-2000
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Chuck Engle (MS/USA)
2003,2006
Women
2
Patricia Sher (FL/USA)
1980-81
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Patty Houseworth
1982,1985
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Doll Miller (GA/USA)
1991-92
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 1987 $500 $400 $900
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men <2:16 1 <2:17 4 <2:18 5 <2:19 6 <2:20 8 Women No women have run under 2:50
Last Updated on
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Contributor: Juraj Gasparovic (4)


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XYZ Corp, is a global conglomerate with over ten thousand employees, spread across 5 locations. Employee training and enablement is one of the core values of the organization. To ensure that employees are regularly trained and upskilled, XYZ Corp has decided to use Sunbird for its learning and training solution. To give employees access to the learning platform, the organization’s administrator needs to create and add user details.
1.An initialized server instance of Sunbird. Initialization includes creating an org admin user (through Keycloak), creating a channel and associating a first organization with the channel.
For details, refer to: * Server Installation * Channel APIs * First organization associated with channel ID
2.The API Key for access and basic authentication
3.An API client to make API calls. For example use Postman refer [Using Postman] (http://www.sunbird.org/apis/framework/#tag/usingpostman)
4.Access to the Create User API
Every user belongs to an organization and is identified within the organization through a unique user ID. Sunbird, uniquely identifies every tenant organization through a channel. Hence, when creating a user, its not enough to only add user details and assign a user ID. To enable users, the user ID has to be associated with an organization and channel. Since a user also plays a role within an organization, the user gets fully enabled only after the user ID is associated to a role. For example, John is a manager in XYZ corporation, who can create, review and take courses. He is also an administrator in the system, in which capacity he can add users and assign permissions to them.
Only an org administrator can create users. Follow the sequence of steps provided to create a general user:
| Field | Sample Value |
|---|---|
| content-Type | appilcation/json |
| Authorization | JWT token with keyword “Bearer” example: {Bearer JWT Token} |
4.Specify values for the following parameters in the request body of the API
Note: i)While you may provide values for other parameters in the request body, it is essential to provide values in those mentioned in the following table. For more information, refer User Create API
ii)The sample values provided in the table are indicative
| Parameter | Sample Value | Description | Is Mandatory |
|---|---|---|---|
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| The email ID of the user | Yes | |
| firstName | John | The first name of the user | Yes |
| lastName | Pal | The last name of the user | No |
| password | password123 | The user’s password | Yes |
| avatar | john.png | The user’s photograph. It is recommended that images are in .png format. | No |
| language | English | A comma separated list of languages that are known to the user | No |
| phone | 987654321 | The user’s phone number | Yes |
| phoneVerified | true | Indicates if the phone number is verified | No |
| channel | a1234567b890c | Represents the channel value. The channel value is got while creating a rootOrg - if you provide channel value, then you will get associated with that particular root organization - if channel is not provided in request body then system will pick channel set inside Environment variable and uses that to associate you with that root organization - Incase, channel is not provided neither in request nor the Envronment variables, then user creation will fail | |
| userName | john1 | The name assigned to the user in Sunbird | Yes |
| education | Contains the following fields | ||
| degree | B.A. | Represents the academic qualifications obtained by the user | Yes |
| yearOfPassing | 1934 | The year in which the user obtained the degreee | No |
| courseName | Bachelor of Arts | The name of the course that the user attended | No |
| boardOrUniversity | ABC University | The name of the board or university that awarded the degree | Yes |
| address | Contains the following fields | ||
| addType | Permanent | The type of address. For example, permanent, communication, home, office, etc | Yes |
| addressLine1 | #34, ASDF Apartments | The first line in the user’s address | Yes |
| addressLine2 | ERTY Lane | The second line in the user’s address | No |
| city | Bangalore | The name of the city in the user’s address | Yes |
| state | Karnataka | The name of the state in the user’s address | Yes |
| zipCode | 560089 | The zip code in the user’s address | Yes |
| jobProfile | Contains the following fields | ||
| jobName | Manager | The name of the job the user does in the organization | Yes |
| role | L3 | The hierarchical position of the user in the organization | Yes |
| joiningDate | 2013-12-01 | The date on which the user joined the organization. The date should be in YYYY-MM-DD | Yes |
| orgName | XYZ Corp | The name of the user’s organization | Yes |
| address | Contains the following fields | ||
| addType | Organization | The type of address. For example, permanent, communication, home, office, etc | Yes |
| addressLine1 | #34, QWETY Bldg | The first line in the organization’s address | Yes |
| addressLine2 | ERTY Lane | The second line in the organization’s address | No |
| city | Bangalore | The name of the city in the organization’s address | Yes |
| state | Karnataka | The name of the state in the organization’s address | Yes |
| zipCode | 560089 | The zip code in the organization’s address | Yes |
Following is an example of request body for creating a user:
{
"id": "string",
"ver": "string",
"ets": 0,
"params": {
"msgid": "string",
"did": "string"
},
"request": {
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"firstName": "John",
"lastName": "Pal",
"password": "password123",
"avatar": "john.png",
"language":
[
"English|"
],
"phone": "987654321",
"phoneVerified": true,
"subject":
[
"string"
],
"channel": "a1234567b890c",
"userName": "john1"
"education":
[{
"degree": "BA",
"yearOfPassing": 1934,
"courseName": "Bachelor of Arts",
"boardOrUniversity": "ABC University",
"address":
{
"addType": "Permanent",
"addressLine1": "#34, ASDF Apartments",
"addressLine2": "ERTY Lane",
"city": "Bangalore",
"state": "Karnataka",
"zipCode": "560089"
},
}
],
"jobProfile":
[ {
"jobName": "Manager",
"role": "L3",
"joiningDate": "2013-12-01",
"orgName": "XYZ Corp",
"address":
{
"addType": "Organization",
"addressLine1": "#34, QWETY Bldg",
"addressLine2": "ERTY Lane",
"city": "Bangalore",
"state": "Karnataka",
"zipCode": "560089"
}
}
],
}
}
5.Save the created user ID
6.The user is created under the organization
Users: Individuals who can sign in and access the Sunbird portal. Organization: An Organization is an institute or a body of individuals. Channel: A unique identifier associated with the tenant organization
Map users to different business units within the organisation


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Calendar Game
问题描述 :
Adam and Eve enter this year’s ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest. Last night, they played the Calendar Game, in celebration of this contest. This game consists of the dates from January 1, 1900 to November 4, 2001, the contest day. The game starts by randomly choosing a date from this interval. Then, the players, Adam and Eve, make moves in their turn with Adam moving first: Adam, Eve, Adam, Eve, etc. There is only one rule for moves and it is simple: from a current date, a player in his/her turn can move either to the next calendar date or the same day of the next month. When the next month does not have the same day, the player moves only to the next calendar date. For example, from December 19, 1924, you can move either to December 20, 1924, the next calendar date, or January 19, 1925, the same day of the next month. From January 31 2001, however, you can move only to February 1, 2001, because February 31, 2001 is invalid.
A player wins the game when he/she exactly reaches the date of November 4, 2001. If a player moves to a date after November 4, 2001, he/she looses the game.
Write a program that decides whether, given an initial date, Adam, the first mover, has a winning strategy.
For this game, you need to identify leap years, where February has 29 days. In the Gregorian calendar, leap years occur in years exactly divisible by four. So, 1993, 1994, and 1995 are not leap years, while 1992 and 1996 are leap years. Additionally, the years ending with 00 are leap years only if they are divisible by 400. So, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2100, and 2200 are not leap years, while 1600, 2000, and 2400 are leap years.
输入:
The input consists of T test cases. The number of test cases (T ) is given in the first line of the input file. Each test case is written in a line and corresponds to an initial date. The three integers in a line, YYYY MM DD, represent the date of the DD-th day of MM-th month in the year of YYYY. Remember that initial dates are randomly chosen from the interval between January 1, 1900 and November 4, 2001.
输出:
Print exactly one line for each test case. The line should contain the answer “YES” or “NO” to the question of whether Adam has a winning strategy against Eve. Since we have T test cases, your program should output totally T lines of “YES” or “NO”.
样例输入:
3 2001 11 3 2001 11 2 2001 10 3
样例输出:
YES NO NO
解题代码:
//* @author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import java.util.*; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner in=new Scanner(System.in); int a=in.nextInt(); while((a--)!=0) { in.nextInt(); boolean bb=false; int m=in.nextInt(); int d=in.nextInt(); if((m+d)%2==0)bb=true; else if(m==9&&d==30)bb=true; else if(m==11&&d==30)bb=true; if(bb)System.out.println("YES"); else System.out.println("NO"); } } }
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辛苦了，顶
这道题目重复了，删掉一个吧
感谢分享 学习了`(*∩_∩*)′
第36行，struct node **head_ref，怎么理解，那个函数感觉不是很懂啊！？？弱渣求助
简洁的代码
good !
其实就是DFS搜索，数据量较小，穷举了所有情况
示例程序中的代码不够稳健，没有考虑到输入了非法字符或者不合理输入的情况。
博主的C++功底真是好
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
思路二可以用一个长度为k的队列来实现，入队后判断下队尾元素的next指针是否为空，若为空，则出队指针即为所求。


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39 Essex Lorry deaths should be 'wake up call' to the government on people smuggling
The Commons Foreign Affairs Committee warned a policy focused on closing borders will drive migrants to take more dangerous routes and push them into smugglers’ hands.
by Ben Glaze, Oliver Milne, https://www.facebook.com/MirrorPolitics, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/oliver-milne/The tragic deaths of 39 people found in the back of a lorry in Essex should be “wake up call for the Government” to rethink its approach to illegal migration, MPs warn today.
The Commons Foreign Affairs Committee warned a policy focused on closing borders will drive migrants to take more dangerous routes and push them into smugglers’ hands.
The human cost of so-called “irregular” migration made international partnerships, including with the EU, “essential”, the committee says.
Committee chair Tom Tugendhat said: “The case of 39 people found dead in a lorry in Essex shocked us all.
“The full story won’t be clear for some time but this tragedy is not alone.
“Today, hundreds of families across the world are losing loved ones who felt driven to take the fatal gamble to entrust their lives to smugglers.
“This case should serve as a wake-up call to the Foreign Office and to Government.”
The driver of the lorry, Maurice Robinson, from Northern Ireland, appeared in court last week charged with a string of offences, including 39 counts of manslaughter.
Extradition proceedings have also begun against 22-year-old Eamonn Harrison, who was arrested in Dublin on a European Arrest Warrant.
Police are also seeking two brothers from Northern Ireland, Ronan and Christopher Hughes, who are wanted on suspicion of manslaughter and people trafficking.
The case has renewed calls for safe routes for migrants seeking better lives in Britain.
Today’s report, ‘Responding to irregular migration: a diplomatic route’, also raised concerns about deals to limit migration with countries such as Libya, Niger and Sudan as risking fuelling human rights abuses.
Mr Tugendhat added: “The UK has been relatively isolated from the different migrant crises in recent years - but it’s wrong to assume that we are protected from their impact.
“The UK has a proud history of helping those fleeing conflict and persecution and cooperating with others to protect human rights.
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Objective
In this challenge, we practice calculating probability.
Task
There are $3$ urns: $X$, $Y$ and $Z$.
One ball is drawn from each urn.
Output Format
In the editor below, submit your answer as Plain Text in the form of an irreducible fraction $A/B$, where $A$ and $B$ are both integers.
Your answer should resemble something like:
3/4
(This is NOT the answer, just a demonstration of the answer format.)


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#include <SSD1306AsciiAvrI2c.h>
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| void | begin (const DevType *dev, uint8_t i2cAddr) |
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| void | begin (const DevType *dev, uint8_t i2cAddr, uint8_t rst) |
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| uint8_t | charSpacing (uint8_t c) |
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| uint8_t | charWidth (uint8_t c) const |
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| uint8_t | displayHeight () const |
| void | displayRemap (bool mode) |
| Set display to normal or 180 degree remap mode. More... | |
| uint8_t | displayRows () const |
| uint8_t | displayWidth () const |
| size_t | fieldWidth (uint8_t n) |
| Width of a field in pixels. More... | |
| const uint8_t * | font () const |
| uint8_t | fontCharCount () const |
| char | fontFirstChar () const |
| uint8_t | fontHeight () const |
| uint8_t | fontRows () const |
| uint8_t | fontWidth () const |
| void | home () |
| Set the cursor position to (0, 0). | |
| void | init (const DevType *dev) |
| Initialize the display controller. More... | |
| void | invertDisplay (bool invert) |
| Set pixel mode for for entire display. More... | |
| bool | invertMode () const |
| uint8_t | letterSpacing () const |
| uint8_t | magFactor () const |
| uint8_t | pageOffset () const |
| uint8_t | pageOffsetLine () const |
| uint8_t | row () const |
| void | scrollDisplay (int8_t lines) |
| Scroll the Display window. More... | |
| bool | scrollIsSynced () const |
| void | scrollMemory (int8_t rows) |
| Scroll the RAM window. More... | |
| void | set1X () |
| Set the character magnification factor to one. | |
| void | set2X () |
| Set the character magnification factor to two. | |
| void | setCol (uint8_t col) |
| Set the current column number. More... | |
| void | setContrast (uint8_t value) |
| Set the display contrast. More... | |
| void | setCursor (uint8_t col, uint8_t row) |
| Set the cursor position. More... | |
| void | setFont (const uint8_t *font) |
| Set the current font. More... | |
| void | setI2cClock (uint32_t frequency) |
| Set the I2C bit rate. More... | |
| void | setInvertMode (bool mode) |
| Set invert mode for write/print. More... | |
| void | setLetterSpacing (uint8_t pixels) |
| Set letter-spacing. setFont() will restore default letter-spacing. More... | |
| void | setPageOffset (uint8_t page) |
| Set page offset. More... | |
| void | setRow (uint8_t row) |
| Set the current row number. More... | |
| void | setScroll (bool enable) |
| Enable or disable scroll mode. Deprecated use setScrollMode(). More... | |
| void | setScrollMode (uint8_t mode) |
| Set scroll mode. More... | |
| void | setStartLine (uint8_t line) |
| Set the display start line register. More... | |
| void | skipColumns (uint8_t n) |
| Skip leading pixels writing characters to display display RAM. More... | |
| void | ssd1306WriteCmd (uint8_t c) |
| Write a command byte to the display controller. More... | |
| void | ssd1306WriteRam (uint8_t c) |
| Write a byte to RAM in the display controller. More... | |
| void | ssd1306WriteRamBuf (uint8_t c) |
| Write a byte to RAM in the display controller. More... | |
| uint8_t | startLine () const |
| size_t | strWidth (const char *str) const |
| Character width. More... | |
| void | tickerInit (TickerState *state, const uint8_t *font, uint8_t row, bool mag2X=false, uint8_t bgnCol=0, uint8_t endCol=255) |
| Initialize TickerState struct. More... | |
| bool | tickerText (TickerState *state, const char *text) |
| Add text pointer to display queue. More... | |
| bool | tickerText (TickerState *state, const String &str) |
| Add text pointer to display queue. More... | |
| int8_t | tickerTick (TickerState *state) |
| Advance ticker by one pixel. More... | |
| size_t | write (uint8_t c) |
| Display a character. More... | |
Class for I2C displays on AVR.
Uses the AvrI2c class that is smaller and faster than the Wire library.
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Initialize the display controller.
| [in] | dev | A device initialization structure. |
| [in] | i2cAddr | The I2C address of the display controller. |
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Initialize the display controller.
| [in] | dev | A device initialization structure. |
| [in] | i2cAddr | The I2C address of the display controller. |
| [in] | rst | The display controller reset pin. |
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Determine the spacing of a character. Spacing is width + space.
| [in] | c | Character code. |
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Determine the width of a character.
| [in] | c | Character code. |
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Clear a region of the display.
| [in] | c0 | Starting column. |
| [in] | c1 | Ending column. |
| [in] | r0 | Starting row; |
| [in] | r1 | Ending row; |
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Clear a field of n fieldWidth() characters.
| [in] | col | Field start column. |
| [in] | row | Field start row. |
| [in] | n | Number of characters in the field. |
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Clear the display to the end of the current line.
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Set display to normal or 180 degree remap mode.
| [in] | mode | true for normal mode, false for remap mode. |
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Width of a field in pixels.
| [in] | n | Number of characters in the field. |
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Initialize the display controller.
| [in] | dev | A display initialization structure. |
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Set pixel mode for for entire display.
| [in] | invert | Inverted display if true or normal display if false. |
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Scroll the Display window.
| [in] | lines | Number of lines to scroll the window. |
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Scroll the RAM window.
| [in] | rows | Number of rows to scroll the window. |
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Set the current column number.
| [in] | col | The desired column number in pixels. |
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Set the display contrast.
| [in] | value | The contrast level in th range 0 to 255. |
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Set the cursor position.
| [in] | col | The column number in pixels. |
| [in] | row | the row number in eight pixel rows. |
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Set the current font.
| [in] | font | Pointer to a font table. |
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Set the I2C bit rate.
| [in] | frequency | Desired frequency in Hz. Valid range for a 16 MHz board is about 40 kHz to 444,000 kHz. |
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Set invert mode for write/print.
| [in] | mode | Invert pixels if true and use normal mode if false. |
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Set letter-spacing. setFont() will restore default letter-spacing.
| [in] | pixels | letter-spacing in pixels before magnification. |
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Set page offset.
| [in] | page | the RAM page for start of the RAM window |
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Set the current row number.
| [in] | row | the row number in eight pixel rows. |
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Enable or disable scroll mode. Deprecated use setScrollMode().
| [in] | enable | true enable scroll on newline false disable scroll. |
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Set scroll mode.
| [in] | mode | One of the following. |
SCROLL_MODE_OFF - newline will not scroll the display or RAM window.
SCROLL_MODE_AUTO - newline will scroll both the display and RAM windows.
SCROLL_MODE_APP - newline scrolls the RAM window. The app scrolls the display window.
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Set the display start line register.
| [in] | line | RAM line to be mapped to first display line. |
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Skip leading pixels writing characters to display display RAM.
| [in] | n | Number of pixels to skip. |
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Write a command byte to the display controller.
| [in] | c | The command byte. |
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Write a byte to RAM in the display controller.
| [in] | c | The data byte. |
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Write a byte to RAM in the display controller.
| [in] | c | The data byte. |
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Character width.
| [in] | str | The pointer to string. |
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Initialize TickerState struct.
| [in,out] | state | Ticker state. |
| [in] | font | Font to be displayed. |
| [in] | row | Row for ticker. |
| [in] | mag2X | Set magFactor to two if true. |
| [in] | bgnCol | First column of ticker. Default is zero. |
| [in] | endCol | Last column of ticker. Default is last column of display. |
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Add text pointer to display queue.
| [in,out] | state | Ticker state. |
| [in] | text | Pointer to C string. Clear queue if nullptr. |
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Add text pointer to display queue.
| [in,out] | state | Ticker state. |
| [in] | str | Pointer to String object. Clear queue if nullptr. |
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Advance ticker by one pixel.
| [in,out] | state | Ticker state. |
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Display a character.
| [in] | c | The character to display. |


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When we first started drinking whisky many years ago, we did a blind tasting of all the whisky that we had to see what we liked best. Luke's favorite was the Glenfiddich 12 and Devin's was the Macallan 12. Today we take a journey back in time and revisit these two historic whiskies from our past. Whether you are just getting started on your whisky journey or looking for an affordable, quality whisky, Glenfiddich 12 and Macallan 12 are two great options for you.
Glenfiddich 12
Glenfiddich is a private, family owned distillery. They have 28 stills and sell over a million cases a year, and that's because it's good stuff. The 12 year is very affordable and Luke used to prefer it to the 15 or 18 year. The taste is light and fruity, slightly sweet, a hint of oak, and very approachable for new scotch whisky drinkers.
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The Macallan 12 is great because The is part of the name. They are another big whisky producer and owned by the Edrington Group. The Macallan 12 is a little bit more expensive, but it is a little bit fuller bodied than the Glenfiddich 12. You get a lot more flavors and complexity in this one, a little vanilla, a little sweet and spicy.
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