--- title: Mixer Adapter Model description: Definitions used to create adapters and templates. layout: protoc-gen-docs generator: protoc-gen-docs number_of_entries: 17 ---
This package defines the service and types used by adapter code to serve requests from Mixer. This package also defines the types that are used to create Mixer templates.
InfrastructureBackend
is implemented by backends that wants to provide telemetry and policy functionality to Mixer as an
out of process adapter.
InfrastructureBackend
allows Mixer and the backends to have a session based model. In a session based model, Mixer passes
the relevant configuration state to the backend only once and establishes a session using a session identifier.
All future communications between Mixer and the backend uses the session identifier which refers to the previously
passed in configuration data.
For a given InfrastructureBackend
, Mixer calls the Validate
function, followed by CreateSession
. The session_id
returned from CreateSession
is used to make subsequent request-time Handle calls and the eventual CloseSession
function.
Mixer assumes that, given the session_id
, the backend can retrieve the necessary context to serve the
Handle calls that contains the request-time payload (template-specific instance protobuf).
rpc Validate(ValidateRequest) returns (ValidateResponse)
Validates the handler configuration along with the template-specific instances that would be routed to that
handler. The CreateSession
for a specific handler configuration is invoked only if its associated Validate
call has returned success.
rpc CreateSession(CreateSessionRequest) returns (CreateSessionResponse)
Creates a session for a given handler configuration and the template-specific instances that would be routed to
that handler. For every handler configuration, Mixer creates a separate session by invoking CreateSession
on the backend.
CreateSessionRequest
contains the adapter specific handler configuration and the inferred type information about
the instances the handler would receive during request processing.
CreateSession
must return a session_id
which Mixer uses to invoke template-specific Handle functions during
request processing. The session_id
provides the Handle functions a way to retrieve the necessary configuration
associated with the session. Upon Mixer configuration change, Mixer will re-invoke CreateSession
for all
handler configurations whose existing sessions are invalidated or didn’t existed.
Backend is allowed to return the same session id if given the same configuration block.
This would happen when multiple instances of Mixer in a deployment all create sessions with the same configuration.
Note that given individual instances of Mixer can call CloseSession
, reusing session_id
by the backend
assumes that the backend is doing reference counting.
If the backend couldn’t create a session for a specific handler configuration and returns non S_OK status, Mixer will not make request-time Handle calls associated with that handler configuration.
rpc CloseSession(CloseSessionRequest) returns (CloseSessionResponse)
Closes the session associated with the session_id
. Mixer closes a session when its associated handler
configuration or the instance configuration changes. Backend is supposed to cleanup all the resources associated
with the session_id referenced by CloseSessionRequest.
Expresses the result of a precondition check.
Request message for CloseSession
method.
Response message for CloseSession
method.
Request message for CreateSession
method.
Response message for CreateSession
method.
Info describes an adapter or a backend that wants to provide telemetry and policy functionality to Mixer as an out of process adapter.
Expresses the quota allocation request.
parameters for a quota allocation
Expresses the result of multiple quota allocations.
Expresses the result of a quota allocation.
Expresses the result of a report call.
Template provides the details of a Mixer template.
The available varieties of templates, controlling the semantics of what an adapter does with each instance.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
TEMPLATE_VARIETY_CHECK |
Makes the template applicable for Mixer’s check calls. Instances of such template are created during check calls in Mixer and passed to the handlers based on the rule configurations. |
TEMPLATE_VARIETY_REPORT |
Makes the template applicable for Mixer’s report calls. Instances of such template are created during report calls in Mixer and passed to the handlers based on the rule configurations. |
TEMPLATE_VARIETY_QUOTA |
Makes the template applicable for Mixer’s quota calls. Instances of such template are created during quota check calls in Mixer and passed to the handlers based on the rule configurations. |
TEMPLATE_VARIETY_ATTRIBUTE_GENERATOR |
Makes the template applicable for Mixer’s attribute generation phase. Instances of such template are created during pre-processing attribute generation phase and passed to the handlers based on the rule configurations. |
TEMPLATE_VARIETY_CHECK_WITH_OUTPUT |
Makes the template applicable for Mixer’s check calls. Instances of such template are created during check calls in Mixer and passed to the handlers that produce values. |
Request message for Validate
method.
Response message for Validate
method.
The Status
type defines a logical error model that is suitable for different
programming environments, including REST APIs and RPC APIs. It is used by
gRPC. The error model is designed to be:
The Status
message contains three pieces of data: error code, error message,
and error details. The error code should be an enum value of
google.rpc.Code, but it may accept additional error codes if needed. The
error message should be a developer-facing English message that helps
developers understand and resolve the error. If a localized user-facing
error message is needed, put the localized message in the error details or
localize it in the client. The optional error details may contain arbitrary
information about the error. There is a predefined set of error detail types
in the package google.rpc
that can be used for common error conditions.
The Status
message is the logical representation of the error model, but it
is not necessarily the actual wire format. When the Status
message is
exposed in different client libraries and different wire protocols, it can be
mapped differently. For example, it will likely be mapped to some exceptions
in Java, but more likely mapped to some error codes in C.
The error model and the Status
message can be used in a variety of
environments, either with or without APIs, to provide a
consistent developer experience across different environments.
Example uses of this error model include:
Partial errors. If a service needs to return partial errors to the client,
it may embed the Status
in the normal response to indicate the partial
errors.
Workflow errors. A typical workflow has multiple steps. Each step may
have a Status
message for error reporting.
Batch operations. If a client uses batch request and batch response, the
Status
message should be used directly inside batch response, one for
each error sub-response.
Asynchronous operations. If an API call embeds asynchronous operation
results in its response, the status of those operations should be
represented directly using the Status
message.
Logging. If some API errors are stored in logs, the message Status
could
be used directly after any stripping needed for security/privacy reasons.


flickr.rb
DESCRIPTION:
An insanely easy interface to the Flickr photo-sharing service. By Scott Raymond. (& updated May 2008 by Chris Taggart, pushrod.wordpress.com & maintained since May 2010 by me - Rafal Piekarski)
It's a simple interface for using Flickr API - www.flickr.com/services/api/
FEATURES:
The flickr gem (famously featured in a RubyonRails screencast) had broken with Flickr's new authentication scheme and updated API. This has now been largely corrected, though not all current API calls are supported yet. If you need something let me know in pull requests.
SYNOPSIS:
require 'flickr' flickr = Flickr.new('some_flickr_api_key') # create a flickr client (get an API key from http://api.flickr.com/services/api/) user =<EMAIL_ADDRESS># lookup a user user.name # get the user's name user.location # and location user.photos # grab their collection of Photo objects... user.groups # ...the groups they're in... user.contacts # ...their contacts... user.favorites # ...favorite photos... user.photosets # ...their photo sets... user.tags # ...their tags... user.popular_tags # ...and their popular tags recentphotos = flickr.photos # get the 100 most recent public photos photo = recentphotos.first # or very most recent one photo.url # see its URL, photo.title # title, photo.description # and description, photo.owner # and its owner. File.open(photo.filename, 'w') do |file| file.puts p.file # save the photo to a local file end flickr.photos.each do |p| # get the last 100 public photos... File.open(p.filename, 'w') do |f| f.puts p.file('Square') # ...and save a local copy of their square thumbnail end end
REQUIREMENTS:
-
Xmlsimple gem
INSTALLATION:
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'flickr.rb'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install flickr.rb
-
Gem homepage: rubygems.org/gems/flickr.rb
CONFIGURING:
You can provide just a api_key Flickr.new('api_key')
or full set of advanced configuration options:
flickr = Flickr.new(
api_key: 'your_api_key',
shared_secret: 'shared_secret_code',
auth_token: 'authSecretToken',
verify_ssl: true,
ca_file: '/path/to/cert.pem'
)
As you see you can turn off ssl verification (verify_ssl:
false
) or provide your own CA file (:ca_file
option)
for SSL verification. By default gem uses the
OpenSSL::X509::DEFAULT_CERT_FILE
definitions.
If you want to use this gem/plugin with Rails (for version 3) you can create configuration file in /config directory with specified api connection settings. For example:
development:
api_key: SomeLongApiKey
shared_secret: secret!
auth_token: authSecretToken
beta:
api_key: SomeLongApiKeyBeta
shared_secret: secretBeta!
auth_token: authSecretTokenBeta
DOCUMENTATION
Full documentation: ravbaker.github.io/flickr.
CONTRIBUTING
-
Fork it
-
Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) -
Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) -
Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) -
Create new Pull Request
THANKS
-
Scott Raymond
-
Patrick Plattes
-
Chris Taggart
LICENSE
MIT License , see LICENSE
for more details.
© 2010 - 2014 Rafal “RaVbaker” Piekarski


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| Suggests: | testthat, uuid |
| Published: | 2017-09-29 |
| Author: | Karthik Ram [aut, cre], Clayton Yochum [aut], Akhil Bhel [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Karthik Ram <karthik.ram at gmail.com> |
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| Class | Package | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Animation
| com.yahoo.astra.animation | An ultra lightweight animation engine. | |
| AnimationEvent
| com.yahoo.astra.animation | The AnimationEvent class represents events that are broadcast by the com.yahoo.astra.animation.Animation class. | |
| AxisData
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Positioning and other data used by an IAxisRenderer to draw items like ticks. | |
| AxisEvent
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.events | Events related to the Axis in a chart. | |
| AxisLabelData
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Dimension data shared by axes of the same type | |
| AxisLabelUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Used to measure dimensions for BitmapText objects. | |
| AxisOrientation
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes |
Orientation values available to IAxis objects. |
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| AxisSerializer
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| BackgroundAndBorder
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| BackgroundImageMode
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| BarChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with horizontal bars. | |
| BarSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Renders data points as a series of horizontal bars. | |
| BaseAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Implements some of the most common axis functionality to prevent duplicate code in IAxis implementations. | |
| BaseLayoutMode
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Some basic properties shared by multiple ILayoutMode implementations. | |
| BitmapText
| com.yahoo.astra.display | BitmapText is a class that can be used to create rotating text fields with device fonts. | |
| BitString
| com.adobe.images | ||
| BorderConstraints
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Constraint values available in BorderLayout. | |
| BorderLayout
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Arranges a DisplayObjectContainer's children using a page-like border algorithm. | |
| BoxLayout
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Arranges a DisplayObjectContainer's children in a single column or row. | |
| CartesianChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart based on the cartesian coordinate system (x, y). | |
| CartesianSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Functionality common to most series appearing in cartesian charts. | |
| CategoryAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | An axis type representing a set of categories. | |
| Chart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | Functionality common to most charts. | |
| ChartEvent
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.events | Events related to items appearing in a chart. | |
| Charts
| Top Level | A wrapper for the Astra Charts components to allow them to be used by the YUI library. | |
| ChartSerializer
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| ChartUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | Utility functions used throughout the charting framework. | |
| CircleSkin
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.skins | A skin shaped like a circle with customizable color and alpha properties for its fill and border. | |
| ColumnChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with vertical columns. | |
| ColumnSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Renders data points as a series of vertical columns. | |
| connection
| com.yui.util | ||
| DataTipRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | The default renderer for mouse-over data tips. | |
| DateUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | A collection of utility functions for the manipulation and inspection of date and time values. | |
| DefaultAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | The base axis renderer for a cartesian chart. | |
| DefaultGridLinesRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Renders grid lines associated with a cartesian axis. | |
| DiamondSkin
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.skins | A skin shaped like a diamond with customizable color and alpha properties for its fill and border. | |
| DisplayObjectUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Utility functions for use with DisplayObjects. | |
| DynamicRegistration
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Allows you to manipulate display objects based on a registration point other than the standard (0,0). | |
| FlowLayout
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Arranges a DisplayObjectContainer's children using a flow algorithm. | |
| GeomUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Utility functions for common geometric operations. | |
| GraphicsUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils |
Utility functions for drawing to Graphics objects. |
|
| HorizontalAlignment
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | A set of constants for horizontal alignment values used by the layout engine. | |
| HorizontalAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | The default horizontal axis renderer for a cartesian chart. | |
| IAdvancedLayoutMode
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Defines the methods required for layout modes that have advanced configuration settings for individual children. | |
| IAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Data-only representation of a chart's axis. | |
| IAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | A visual representation of an IAxis instance. | |
| ICartesianAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Interface for a cartesian chart's axis renderers. | |
| ICategoryChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A type of chart that displays its data in categories. | |
| ICategorySeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Defines functions and properties for an ISeries that relies on categories. | |
| IChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | Methods and properties expected to be defined by all charts. | |
| IClusteringAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | An axis that supports clustering. | |
| IDataTipRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A renderer for a mouse-over datatip on a chart. | |
| IGridLinesRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | A renderer for grid lines appearing on a chart's axis. | |
| ILayoutContainer
| com.yahoo.astra.layout | Defines properties and methods required for layout containers to work with LayoutManager. | |
| ILayoutMode
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Defines the properties and functions required for layout modes used by ILayoutContainer. | |
| ILegend
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.legend | Properties required by a chart's legend. | |
| ILegendItemSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A series type that can create data for a legend. | |
| ImageExport
| com.yahoo.util | ||
| InstanceFactory
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Creates an instance of the specified class. | |
| IOriginAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | An axis with an origin. | |
| IProgrammaticSkin
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.skins | A type of skin that supports color customization. | |
| IRadialAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Interface for a chart's axis renderers. | |
| ISeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A renderer for a series displayed on a chart. | |
| ISeriesItemRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A renderer for an item in a series on a chart. | |
| IStackedSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A type of series that supports stacking. | |
| IStackingAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | A type of axis that allows values to be stacked. | |
| JavaScriptUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Utility functions for working with JavaScript and ExternalInterface. | |
| JPGEncoder
| com.adobe.images | Class that converts BitmapData into a valid JPEG | |
| JSON
| com.adobe.serialization.json | This class provides encoding and decoding of the JSON format. | |
| JSONDecoder
| com.adobe.serialization.json | ||
| JSONEncoder
| com.adobe.serialization.json | ||
| JSONParseError
| com.adobe.serialization.json | ||
| JSONToken
| com.adobe.serialization.json | ||
| JSONTokenizer
| com.adobe.serialization.json | ||
| JSONTokenType
| com.adobe.serialization.json | Class containing constant values for the different types of tokens in a JSON encoded string. | |
| LayoutContainer
| com.yahoo.astra.layout | Children of this display object are subject to being positioned, and possibly resized, based on a specified layout algorithm. | |
| LayoutEvent
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.events | Events associated with ILayoutContainer objects. | |
| LayoutManager
| com.yahoo.astra.layout | Generic layout manager for DisplayObjects. | |
| LayoutModeUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Utility functions shared by implementations of ILayoutMode. | |
| Legend
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.legend | Provides a visual reference for the series in a Chart component. | |
| LegendEvent
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.events | Events related to a chart's legend. | |
| LegendItem
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.legend | An item displayed in a chart's Legend. | |
| LegendItemData
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.legend | ||
| LineChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with connected line segments. | |
| LineSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Renders data points as a series of connected line segments. | |
| LoggerCategory
| com.yahoo.yui | ||
| NumberUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | A collection of utility functions for the manipulation of numeric values. | |
| NumericAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | An axis type representing a numeric range from minimum to maximum with major and minor divisions. | |
| PercentageSizeUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Utility functions used for determining pixel-based sizes from percentage-based sizes. | |
| PieChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with pie-like wedges. | |
| PieSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Renders data points as a series of pie-like wedges. | |
| PNGEncoder
| com.adobe.images | Class that converts BitmapData into a valid PNG | |
| RadialAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | The default axis renderer for radial axes. | |
| RectangleSkin
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.skins | A skin shaped like a rectangle with customizable color and alpha properties for its fill and border. | |
| ScaleType
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes |
Scale types available to IAxis objects. |
|
| Series
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | Functionality common to most series. | |
| SeriesItemRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | The primary item renderer class for a chart series. | |
| SeriesSerializer
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| StackedBarChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with horizontal bars that are stacked horizontally. | |
| StackedBarSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A bar series type that stacks. | |
| StackedColumnChart
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts | A chart that displays its data points with vertical columns that are stacked vertically. | |
| StackedColumnSeries
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.series | A column series type that stacks. | |
| SWFStore
| Top Level | A wrapper for Flash SharedObjects to allow them to be used in JavaScript. | |
| TextFormatSerializer
| com.yahoo.yui.charts | ||
| TextUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | Utility class for text fields | |
| TickPosition
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | Position values available to axis ticks. | |
| TileLayout
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | Arranges a DisplayObjectContainer's children using a tiling algorithm. | |
| TimeAxis
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | An axis type representing a date and time range from minimum to maximum with major and minor divisions. | |
| TimeUnit
| com.yahoo.astra.utils | A collection of constants for date and time units. | |
| TriangleSkin
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.skins | A skin shaped like a triangle with customizable color and alpha properties for its fill and border. | |
| UIComponentUtil
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.utils | Utility functions for use with UIComponents. | |
| Uploader
| Top Level | The base Uploader class for YUI's Flash-based file uploader. | |
| VerticalAlignment
| com.yahoo.astra.layout.modes | A set of constants for vertical alignment values used by the layout engine. | |
| VerticalAxisRenderer
| com.yahoo.astra.fl.charts.axes | The default vertical axis renderer for a cartesian chart. | |
| YUIAdapter
| com.yahoo.yui | ||
| YUIBridge
| com.yahoo.util | ||
| YUILogger
| com.yahoo.yui |


{% extends "horizon/common/_modal_form.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load url from future %} {% block form_id %}create_image_form{% endblock %} {% block form_action %}{% url 'horizon:admin:images:create' %}{% endblock %} {% block form_attrs %}enctype="multipart/form-data"{% endblock %} {% block modal-header %}{% trans "Create An Image" %}{% endblock %} {% block modal-body %}
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A Speculative History of Humanity: War and Peace
Composition in Film: Mise en VR
Bootloader and rEFInd Security
To properly implement rEFInd, this means you need to know what you’re doing, especially if your security requires more than usual concern. Otherwise, you’re completely exposing super-root access to your laptop.
Neural Networks and Spider Brains
Epistemology, Cognition and Category Theory: Directive Cognitive Expansion
Epistemology, Cognition and Category Theory: A Model for the Mind
Epistemology, Cognition and Category Theory: An Overview
Experiences in Meditation
There’s a lot of things I want to write about, but I fear that I’m running out of time. I’m always spending my time learning, reading and working on projects. I haven’t really spent time on myself in so long. I have like 50 blog topics piled up that I want to write about and I’m worried that if I don’t write them now, I’ll never get to.  I’ve been dreaming deeply for so long now. There’s so much still buried within me that’s never made it out. I’m not sure, but I feel like some of what was within me has made a pretty big difference in the world.
Seven Negative Career Experiences
Celtic Hyperdimensional Space Graffiti and Writers' Block
Lately, I’ve been struggling with Writer’s Block. But, just trust me, I have no shortage of ideas. Recently, I’ve been writing a lot and, to great chagrin, I’ve been enjoying myself quite a bit. So, I’m going to detail a few ideas for blog posts. I hope that you’ll provide me with feedback in the comments.


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{% extends 'contents/_base.html' %} {% block title %}Financial Aid{% endblock title %} {% block meta_description %}Overview on how to submit a financial aid application to PyCon Taiwan 2018, and allow us to help you attend the conference.{% endblock meta_description %} {% block content %}
Everybody Pays is one of PyCon’s core principles. All attendees including speakers, chairperson, staff and volunteers have to pay for registering. While following this convention, PyCon Taiwan also has a financial aid program to help friends in the community, financially or otherwise, so more people are able join us in the big event.
All who look for help attending the conference are welcomed to apply. The organizers will review all applications, and allocate resources based on both the conference budget, and the applicants’ conditions.
While we hope to support everyone to participate in the community, the budget is unfortunately limited, and so is the financial aid program. In cases of insufficient resources, we wish to support those who are most in need, and to maximize community gain available from the applicant’s participation. As such, we may be forced to turn down your application to prioritize others.
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STAR TREK: FIRST CONTACT [Spoilers] A film review by Denes House Copyright 1996 Denes House
Grade: 44 out of 50 (4.5 Stars out of 5)
The following contains significant spoilers for the movie Star Trek: First Contact. Reading the review before seeing the movie may spoil some fans' enjoyment of the film, though I studiously avoid giving away the end, or the culmination of any plot point.
REVIEW:
The film opens (after some eye-sore credits) with a spectacular pull-back from within the eye of Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) to show that he is trapped within the monstrous hive-ship of the evil Borg collective. The sequence recounts Picard's "assimilation" into the collective years earlier, and sets up some of his key character motivations for the rest of the film.
The Borg, as fans of the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series will know, are perhaps the most fearsome foe the crew of the Enterprise has ever faced. Part organic, part machine, the Borg are relentless in their drive to assimilate the genetic and technological distinctives of cultures that they encounter into their own. Assimilation is painful and brings all individual minds into a collective hive-mind, losing all individuality, and becoming part of the "all." Interestingly enough, what Star Trek sees as evil, Isaac Asimov promoted as the highest good and the nature of all reality in his "Foundation" series.
Flash forward several years. The Borg are attacking the Earth once again. Picard, now captaining the new Enterprise (NCC-1701-E), is ordered to patrol the Romulan Neutral Zone, rather than join in the fight. Picard bitterly observes that Starfleet Command probably considers him a risk rather than an asset because of his unstable feelings towards the Borg. When the battle goes badly, though, Picard and crew disobey and head for Earth, maximum warp.
The battle is a mess. The U.S.S. Defiant, captained by Deep Space Nine's Lt. Worf (Michael Dorn) is badly damaged, and her crew beamed aboard the Enterprise. Picard assumes command of the battle group, and under his direction, the Borg's cube ship is completely destroyed - but not before launching a smaller, spherical ship that plummets towards Earth. The Enterprise pursues the sphere, as it begins to generate a temporal vortex.
Realizing that they cannot defeat and assimilate humanity in the present, the Borgs' plan is to head back in time to prevent the formation of the United Federation of Planets, Starfleet, and eventually Picard, by stopping a pivotal event - humanity's first contact with extra-terrestrial life.
That contact will come the day after Zefram Cochrane (James Cromwell) makes the first warp-speed flight. The Borg want to stop that flight from happening.
Picard decides to follow the Borg back in time, to stop their evil machinations, and keep history on the right path.
The resulting movie plays out on three levels. First is Picard's fight against the Borg onboard the Enterprise, as they try to assimilate the ship and her crew. Next is second-in-command Will Riker (Jonathan Frakes)'s quest to ensure Cochrane takes his epoch-making flight. Finally, there is the struggle as the Borg seek to assimilate Lt. Commander Data (Brent Spiner) the Enterprise's android second officer.
Can Picard stop the Borg? Will Data be assimilated? Will Cochrane make his flight? These are the storylines that drive this film, and fortunately, all of them turn out to be interesting, character-driven tales.
Story: 8 out of 10 ==================
This is a plot that could easily get confusing, but first-time film director Jonathan Frakes keeps us in the story, and writers Ronald Moore and Brannon Braga give us characters to relate to, who bring out all the necessary explanations.
Each thread of the story unfolds in a fast-paced but clear manner, with strong implications of what could happen if this does not all work. In other words, it's compelling.
The story weaves in themes of revenge, duty, destiny, hero-worship, individuality, loyalty, seduction, temptation, and many more.
Picard is driven by his pain and desire for revenge, along with higher ideals like protecting his planet and culture, and defeating a foe whose evil perhaps he alone fully knows.
Data is seduced on a far more immediate level.  His ultimate desire -- to become more human -- comes within reach, but the price is the destruction of all that he holds dear.
Cochrane experiences what might be called negative-seduction. The prospect of being a hero, a "statue," repulse him. He knows his own frailties and is too honest with himself to want to see himself worshiped. Like the early Christian missionaries Paul and Barnabas, Cochrane wants to scream, "Why are you doing this? I am only a man, not a god!" His desire is to run away from the destiny that awaits him, at the cost of a better future for humanity.
All three stories achieve their thematic complexity from genuine human character struggles.
Characterization: 9 out of 10 ==============================
And that is my favorite thing about Star Trek: First Contact. The film has been praised loudly for its special effects, and they are impressive (see below). But this movie works first and foremost on a character level. This is a character-driven, not an action-driven movie. There is furious, tense action, to be sure -- but all of it is at the service of the plot and the characters. The action and effects serve the story, not the other way around.
I was on the phone with my mom, talking with her about "Independence Day," which she had just seen on video. Did she enjoy it? "Yes, but you could just as easily have turned off the sound and enjoyed it just as much." ID4 was all "sound and fury, signifying nothing." First Contact is a movie about real characters, and ultimately, a movie about US.
Any film that delves into human character as deeply as First Contact does taps into the well of our self-concept, and challenges us to ask questions about our own values, motivations, and desires. What drives us? Is is revenge, sex, or fame? Or is it rationality, loyalty, and nobility? Moore and Braga's screenplay not only touches on serious themes, but does so by exploring real characters, brought to life by gifted actors.
Acting: 8 out of 10 ===================
In general, the acting in First Contact is superb. Roger Ebert wrote that Bond movies and Star Trek movies rise and fall based on the quality of their villains. The Borg, and in particular the Borg Queen (Alice Krige).  She scares you and seduces you at the same time.
Patrick Stewart is a forceful but focused personality on the screen, at turns raging or vulnerable, macho or frightened, governed through a struggle between moral choice and raging passion. His performance is marked by a brilliant clarity, focusing a turbulent energy. Every minute he is on the screen he controls the scene, even when his character is out of control. Stewart is a big-screen presence, commanding respect, winning trust, inspiring connection in the audience.
Serving as Picard's counter-balance is Alfre Woodard's Lily Sloane, an equally forceful screen personality, and the character most likely to be talked about as you leave the film. Woodard is in most scenes with Stewart through the film's last two acts, and is the only one with him in the movie's most powerful and pivotal scene. Not only is her character necessary, her performance needed to be top-notch, and Woodard's was Oscar-caliber.
Brent Spiner turns in an excellent performance, playing the innocent "son" being seduced by a gruesome evil. Spiner has commented that he sees Data's relationship with Picard as being a son/father relationship, and that shines forth clearly here. Like Ripley going back for Newt in Aliens, Picard's actions towards Data show the fatherly concern he has for his android son. Spiner portrays the Last Temptation of Data well, skillfully causing the audience to wonder just what side he's on.
James Cromwell as Zephram Cochrane is less intense, but quite believable in his role as reluctant role model for high school kids for centuries to come. He is not what the audience expects him to be, but he plays a fully realized character that the audience comes to identify with.
Solid supporting performances were turned in by the whole Next Generation cast, most notably Michael Dorn as Lt. Worf.
Continuity: 5 out of 5 ======================
Despite all the rumblings on the Usenet, I did not see any irreconcilable continuity mistakes in First Contact. Strong reference is made to Data's emotion chip, to the destruction of the Enterprise, and to Worf's tenure on Deep Space Nine. The Holographic doctor (Robert Picardo) from Star Trek: Voyager appears in a priceless scene, and even the starship Bozeman is mentioned in the opening battle scenes.
The only possible mistake I want to deal with specifically is Zephram Cochrane's planet of origin. The character of Cochrane was originated in the Classic Star Trek episode "Metamorphosis" where he was refered to as "Zephram Cochrane of Alpha Centauri." This has led some Star Trek novelists and others to speculate that first contact with aliens happened with folks from Alpha Centauri, or that Cochrane was born on an earth colony on that planet.
First Contact's timeline makes more sense, but Trek canon must be appeased. It is highly possible that Cochrane was born on Earth but *settled* on Alpha Centauri later on in life. In any case, First Contact's assertion that Cochrane was from Earth does not *directly* contradict any filmed Star Trek to date.
Special Effects: 5 out of 5 ===========================
The special effects were of the "ooh and ahh" variety, causing the audience to gasp in wonder, but at no time did they dominate either characters or plot. Frakes uses them as the beautiful tools that they are, and no more. There are space battle scenes, plasma explosions, space walks on the hull of the beautiful new Enterprise, and a spectacular escape-pod scene, but all of it goes simply to telling the story - and that's the way it should be.
Emotional Impact: 9 out of 10 =============================
This movie will leave a lasting impression. Darker than any other Trek film, but complex emotionally and structurally, Star Trek: First Contact may be the best Trek movie to date, and is an excellent movie by any standard. Acting, directing, writing, and special effects are all of an Oscar-quality level, which goes together to create a dynamite film.
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Adolf Hitler Paintings in Vienna (1908–1913)
Young Hitler was a failed artist before he turned to a darker course.
"His daily activity was to go out and paint - he was penniless," he said.
"He tried to get into an academy in Vienna to pursue a career as a professional artist but had two applications turned down.
"He simply wasn't good enough, particularly when drawing people the perspective was all wrong."
If he'd been given a place in the academy the most we'd ever heard of Adolf Hitler would have been that he was a routine artist painting some nice landscapes, Roban siad.
"Researchers believe because he was rejected, it could have turned his mind into deep resentment and eventually into monster he became."
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## If you judge people, you have no time to love them. Teresa
Creating a World Without Poverty
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Forget the Samsung Galaxy S11: could the Samsung Galaxy One beat it with this weird new phone screen?
Samsung could be working on a phone with a total wraparound screen
by Matt EvansThe Huawei P30 Pro, one of Samsung Galaxy S10's main rivals when it comes to flagship Android phones, currently squeezes a grand total of 88.5% screen space into its face, with slim bezels and a notch for a selfie cam. While the race is on for the world's first bezel-less phone, Samsung may be going one better, judging by a new patent that's been recently published.
- Samsung Galaxy S11: Everything we know
Reported by Dutch outlet LetsGoDigital, Samsung has applied for a patent for a "display apparatus and portable terminal" that is stated to be potentially used with smartphones, as well as smartwatches and even games consoles. The technology concerns a wraparound screen. Curved screens are nothing new in the smartphone world, but Samsung's new technology overlaps all four sides, creating a seamless, 3D screen.
The technology shows four separate screens coming together on the top, bottom, left and right of the phone, joining the watch face to create a single, seamless display. Content could be shown on the edge of the phones, with touch-responsive apps or icons replacing traditional volume, locking and power buttons.
A truly seamless, borderless display would require an under-screen camera, which Chinese smartphone producer Oppo already managed earlier this year. No notch or selfie camera could be visible in order to get that seamless, single display, and of course, heavier-duty protective phone cases would be out of the question.
When can we expect to see Samsung's new tech? Given the Samsung Galaxy S11 is due in early 2020, we don't imagine it would make its way into that particular flagship. With rumours Samsung will be merging the Galaxy and Note series with the introduction of a Galaxy One, we may not see the bezel-less glass design until the back half of next year.
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- List all available TeX Live packages, prefexing installed ones with `i`:
tlmgr info
- List all available collections:
tlmgr info collections
- List all available schemes:
tlmgr info scheme
- Show information about a specific package:
tlmgr info package_name
- List all files contained in a specific package:
tlmgr info package_name --list
- List all installed packages:
tlmgr info --only-installed
- Show only specific information about a package:
tlmgr info package_name --data "name,category,installed,size,depends,..."
- Print all available packages as JSON encoded array:
tlmgr info --json


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SpeedSlice is the ultimate app for finding local pizza joints that are open and delivering to you! Because we’re so new (and scrappy), we had to make choices about what features to add, so here goes:
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This research area focuses on the Early Neolithic period around Leskovac in southern Serbia. The region is geographically connecting the Mediterranean world (via Vardar-Axios Valley) and the Balkans (South Morava valley) and therefore of central importance for the process of the Neolithisation in Southeastern and Central Europe.


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FROM THE DESK OF MR. MARK ELLIS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER CCTB BANK, LONDON-ENGLAND. PRIVATE EMAIL<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ATTENTION, RE: YOUR ASSISTANCE IS NEEDED IN ACTUALIZING THIS GOAL Let me start by introducing myself. I am MR. MARK ELLIS, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER of the CITY CENTER TRUST BANK.I have an obscured business suggestion for you. I honestly apologize and hope I did not cause you much embarrassment by contacting you through this means for a transaction of this magnitude, but this is due to confidentiality and prompt access reposed on this medium, sorry my English is not very good. Before the U.S and Iraqi war our client MAJOR FADI EL AMIN who was with the Iraqi forces and also business man made a numbered fixed deposit for 18 calendar months, with a value of Ten millions United State Dollars only in my branch. Upon maturity several Notices was sent to him, even during the war early this year. Again after the war another notification was sent and still no response came from him. We later find out that the Major and his family had been killed during the war in bomb blast that hit their home. After further investigation it was also discovered that MAJOR FADI EL AMIN did not declare any next of kin in his official papers including the paper work of his bank deposit. And he also confided in me the last time he was at my office that no one except me knew of his deposit in my bank. So, Ten millions United State Dollars is still lying in my bank and no one will ever come forward to claim it. What bothers me most is that according to the laws of my country at the expiration 3 years the funds will revert to the ownership of the England Government if nobody applies to claim the funds. Against this backdrop, my suggestion to you is that I will like you as a foreigner to stand as the next of kin to MAJOR FADI EL AMIN so that you will be able to receive his funds. Please endeavor to observe utmost discretion in all matters concerning this issue. Once the funds have been transferred to your nominated bank account we shall share in the ratio of 70% for me, 30% for you. Should you be interested please let me know and finally after that I shall provide you with more details of this operation. Your earliest response to this letter will be appreciated. N.B: Reply me using my private mail address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Kind Regards Mr. Mark Ellis Chief Financial Officer CCTB BANK, LONDON-ENGLAND


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Scalar, vectors and matrices from section 4.1.2 Booleans, 4.1.3 Integers section, 4.1.4 Floats section, 4.1.5 Vectors and section 4.1.6 Matrices of GLSL 1.30.8 specification.
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50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. And Mrs. Kraus
50 Children: The Rescue Mission of Mr. And Mrs. Kraus is a movie starring Alan Alda, Mamie Gummer, and Liz Perle. In the spring of 1939, Gilbert and Eleanor Kraus embarked on a risky and unlikely mission. Traveling into the heart of...


PART II. DEBT AFFORDABILITY STUDY
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General funded non-discretionary costs for fiscal years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020; report to legislature (by January 1, 2019) (effective July 1, 2018). L 2017, c 210.
[§37C-11] Definitions. For the purpose of this part:
"Ensuing twenty-five fiscal year period" means the twenty-five fiscal years following the submittal of a multi-year program and financial plan to the legislature.
"Fiscal years covered by the applicable multi-year program and financial plan" means the six fiscal years following the submittal of the multi-year program and financial plan to the legislature. [L 2015, c 149, pt of §2]


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To empower women by building in them a capacity to earn for their financial and social well being. Spark the awareness among the people towards environment and energy scenario. Capacity building of socio-economically weak people, handicaps and minorities. Building up of sustainable models of community health and rural development through people’s participation To work towards the development of Science and Technology and Water conservation problems. To help provide free coaching, education and monetary assistance to meritorious but poor students. To organize seminars, workshops and competitions on the topics of social, environmental and educational subjects. To organize welfare and self-employment training programs for physically handicapped and blind persons. To plan, prepare and implement projects for the upliftment and development of SC, ST, OBC, minorities and women.
Arushi is a Bhopal-based not-for-profit organization working with and for people with disabilities and issues related to them. The basic objective of our work is to generate opportunities and develop capacities in people with disabilities. Goals: Inculcating self-confidence in persons with disabilities (PWDs) through awareness- building, education and training. Linking PWDs with various developmental schemes. Creating a forum to express their concerns and advocate their rights. Disseminating information on various aspects of rehabilitation. Developing a cadre of trained professionals to work with PWDs for their integration into the mainstream. Creating awareness in the society to foster a positive attitude towards PWDs. Developing instructional material for students with visual impairment on alternative formats such as audio, Braille and digital talking books. Undertaking research-based activities to complement its objectives.
Vigya Shree Shiksha Avam Samaj Kalyan Samiti, Bhopal is a secular charitable, non government, non profit voluntary organization, working in the field of education and public welfare in the backward district of its area operation. Society operation covers watershed Management, Agriculture training & extension, environment protection & enrichment. Health education & medical facilities, care for aged rehabilitation of orphans/ destitute/ handicapped/ street/ and poor children literacy and propagation of science & scientific tamper in common man’s life. This organisation is providing technical computer education to the youth to cuts the unemployment problem from the society. In this respect the organisation is planning to establish training programme in rural areas along with urban cities work for the upliftment of labour child is at priority.
The organisation has the motto of changing the world through education on order to bring about positive change in the society.
Our mission is to transform the lives of the poorest and most marginalised people by improving access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene Our impact Our programs serve a wide range of communities, from those living in remote rural villages to small towns to slums in major cities including New Delhi, Hyderabad and Bhopal
Arogya is a voluntary organisation working for social, political and economic development in Centeral India . Established in 1995, Arogya, as its name suggests, is distinguished primarily by its evolving orientation. It has taken up many kinds of issues and taken up many kinds of issues and undertaken a variety of projects with several, sometimes divergent approaches. The unity that underlines this diversity has been provided by Arogya' pro-people and pro-empowerment orientation, continuous effort to respond to people's voices and changing circumstances, and the priority given to concrete experience over conceived theory or received dogma. Over its more than two decades, Arogya has been characterised by creative efforts and experimental, open-ended attitudes. Diverse adventures and turbulent events, therefore, have filled these years.
RDSS stands with a vision to assist the rural communities to sustain themselves, and improve their socio-economic status by providing quality education, medical care, skill development and improving livelihoods. In the process of development, priority is given for Tribal leadership and attempt is made to bring the tribal population into the Our History: Education of the Children was the first activity started. Later it was intensified with Boarding houses which take care of character formation of children and quality education and leadership training. After the registration of the Institution, an integrated approach was adapted with three major sectors of development: health care services, quality education, and agriculture cum natural resource management. Presently, there are 4 branches where Boarding houses were established for quality education and rural masses are assisted in 140 remote villages for socio-economic development. It is a joint venture of the diocese of Sagar and CMI St. Paul Province Bhopal.
Started in 1999 and registered under Madhya Pradesh State Society Registration Act 1973, Naman Seva Samiti has successfully transformed marginalized communities in Madhya Pradesh to be independent and self-reliant. Working with communities for more than a decade now, Naman Seva Samiti mission is collaborative and sustainable community development. Naman Seva Samiti is focusing on inclusion of poor and marginalised communities. While a cooperative credit and savings bank, a spice processing and packaging unit and organic farms are the tangible resources, a more enduring outcome has been the number of poorest of the poor who have now experienced pleasure and dignity through these set ups
To work for women and child development & fight against HIV AIDS. Especially work to make all females independent so that they can live life with a dignity and freedom.
Healthy World without poverty and injustice, in which every woman, man, girl and boy enjoys the right to live life with dignity.
SAHYOGMITRA WELFARE SOCIETY is a national level non-political, non-religious, non - government organization registered under Madhya Pradesh Society Registeration Act 1973. We are registered to function on all India basis. Our prime goal is to provide a better and a happier life for all. We run many campaigns and activities across India to improve the quality for the people.
Our mission is to work on the grassroots level to enable the society across the country to engage proactively in the change process and adopting the highest standard of society and thereby emerging as a leading knowledge and technology driven , innovation and scalable national development organization from India
Samuadayik Vikas Parishad is a registered society committed for social service. The foundation of the society rests with senior people who have been included in the society, right from the inception of society. The society is contributing for the social cause of restructuring the social activities of the state of Madhya Pradesh. In this modern world of science and technology the development of any country primarily depends on the contribution of its Human Resource specially in the field of technology. Madhya Pradesh has a special status in our country from the view of population and resources. People associated with the field of science and technologies are contributing for the development
To transform underdeveloped and developing society into developed form.
To create a culture of Safety and Resilience. To develop an environment of Humanity. To create a culture of Safety, Health and Eco friendly Environment. To build up a persona of responsible citizen amongst Indians. To empower people and communities in situations of illiteracy, poverty and disease. To achieve large scale positive changes through economic and social programmes that enable men and women to realise their potential. To develop network with government, private, NGOs and national and International Institutions
SRIDISHA is the region's leading NGO working for providing comprehensive health care services for prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of persons having Alcohol and drug addiction problems. We beleive in CURING addiction and finding a permanent solution for the problem. We believe in providing services of the highest quality and in achieving superior levels of patient satisfaction through the combined efforts of our outstanding team. It is all part of our service-oriented mission
SSDSS is the objective of Skill Development is to create a workforce which is empowered with the necessary and continuously upgraded knowledge w.r.t. their implementation and Health and Education ,Poverty & Social Justice ,Training Programmes and self dependency ,Youth Empowerment, Women’s Empowerment website. It aims to increase the productivity and employability of workforce (including wage and self-employed) both in the organized and the unorganized sectors. It seeks to increase participation of youth, women, disabled and other disadvantaged sections and to synergize efforts of various sectors as well as reform to enhanced capability in order to adapt, to changing technologies and labour according to the market demands.
Swami Ambrish Chetanya Sewa Samiti, (SACSS) was formed in the year 2011, 8th November by a group of socially conscious people as a new pedagogical landmark in the realm of Indian vocational training. Today, it stands tall as one of India’s largest vocational centers with updated training methodologies and effective course modules. Furthermore, it plays a pivotal role in building sustainable industry-ready quality capacity across urban, suburban, rural, underdeveloped and hill areas not only of India. We facilitate development of corporate workforce across all cadres. By offering tailor made training programs in both English and Hindi & reliable performance measurement we add value & growth to our clients business. SACSS, an NSDC partnered has expansive presence, made-to-order training prospect and curriculum proficiency to cater to IT and non IT sectors as well as the sectors of Electronics, Travel & Tourism, Retail, Hospitality, Agriculture, and Healthcare, Manufacturing and Designing and more. Education, Telecom, Apparel, Automobile, Health, Engineering, Rural Development, Industry and Commerce and more.
Every citizen contributes meaningfully in shaping democratic State and enjoys benefits based on the principles of equality and equity.
Promote and support participatory governance for equity and inclusion in development processes by capacity building, generating evidences and advocating the perspective of the most marginalized for enriched democracy.
To create a violence-free society based on equity, peace and justice, where all people enjoy Physical and mental freedom for all Freedom from gender violence Equal opportunity Freedom from discrimination
To empower youth to end gender-based violence and discrimination through creating alternative and creative ways for them to voice their opinions, integrating them in the process of social development and creating a future which is just and equal for all.
MPVSS, started in 1997, is an NGO working towards provision of education, therapeutic welfare, vocational training and other necessary services to persons with disabilities for the last 17 years in the districts of Ujjain, Shajapur, Rajgarh and Agar in the state of Madhya Pradesh.
To create an inclusive society in which persons with disabilities will enjoy equal rights, opportunities and participation.
To create a conducive atmosphere for their holistic development and mainstreaming them with the society. The Samiti has been providing different types of services to several hundreds of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and also other disabilities through its various programs. At the same time Samiti has been making continuous efforts to sensitize the society towards persons with disabilities which is showing positive results now in the areas where it is working.
Human Welfare Society(HWS) is a non-Government organization established by the devoted social workers in the year 1987 with a noble mission to undertake actions for the Welfare of the Society. Our Society is working from 30 years on the objectives of Social Services. Today HWS is functioning on 14 objectives pointed towards common goal of improving the quality of life by organizing multiples Welfare programmes. We follow a need based and response oriented programme planning and management approach to ensure the better implementation of its programmes.
To create a society where there is a prosperity and peace with better quality of living. Human Welfare Society has put in place a path-breaking action plan to create educational, health and housing facilities to improve the lot of millions of poor people in the country under Human Welfare Foundation as “Vision 2016-17”.
To promote the socio economic development by imparting multidisciplinary programmes particularly to the vulnerable section of the community. Our Mission is to help the needy peoples and the surrounding areas with the economy by raising funds to help families in foreclosure, and in essence help lift people back onto its feet.
The essence of our effort is to see that every child has an equal opportunity, not to become equal, but to become different to realize whatever unique potential of body, mind and spirit he or she possesses !
CID from its inception is standing with its core value, commitment towards weaker sections of the society especially children, women, tribal and Dalits in particular and deprived section of the society in general. During its long journey, CID had achieved a place of reputed and responsible organization in the region particularly on the issues of child rights, women rights and empowerment, tribal rights (Sahariya Tribal) through its consistent efforts on key aspects affecting their lives. CID efforts and achievements on Sahariya tribal rights through it programme Freedom from Hunger and Fear is recognized by various segment of the society. CID is well recognized for its work on protection of child rights through its continuous efforts made on Child labour Eradication, Education, Health, Nutrition Support and children & community groups to defend child rights along with emergency response to children in distress need of care & protection. CID has been directing its efforts to address other issues apprehension to community like Health, Sanitation and Environment, HIV/AIDS protection, BCC for child health and survival, village planning, female infanticide and violence against women. With sole objective of organizing & empowering community to achieve their legitimate rights, community organization had been developed and empowered through training and capacity building programmes and building alliances at Local, Regional, State & National level. SAJAG (Sahariya Jan Gath Bandhan) & other community based organizations have played an important role to bring changes at different levels. In our journey of goal realization, CID has been supported by like minded people, organizations & community based structure. CID set targets and strive to achieve them through consistence efforts by implementing our programmes with committed team and volunteers.
Ehsaas is a non-profitable society run in Gwalior for special children with cerebral palsy, autism and slow learning types of disabilities.
FPA India envisions all people empowered to enjoy their sexual and reproductive health choices and rights in India, free from stigma and discrimination
To advocate for gender equality and empowerment for all including the poor and vulnerable people, ensure information, education, and services; powered by knowledge, innovation, and technology, towards sustainable development.
READS Rural Education And Development Society is a registered voluntary organization involved in the Education,Health,Skill training,MR residential Special school,Micro Financial lending to SHG members and rural development activities in Thiruvannamalai district 7 young professional and like-minded people joined together and started this organization since 1992. It is registered under Tamil Nadu societies Registration Act. It is mainly focusing on ‘empowerment of the people in remote rural villages of Thiruvannamalai Dt the poorest of the development.’ It believes in people’s ability to respond their own situations by creating awareness on their needs and the resources available to satisfy the needs through collective efforts.
Movement for Rights & Entitlements of Women, Child & Differently Abled "Rehabilitation and Development Center for Disabled Children" “Community Based Rehabilitation Services” “Special Education and Training Services ” “Counseling, Guidance and Advocacy Services” “Early Identification & Intervention Services” “Pre-Vocational & Vocational Training Services” For Special Children / Persons with Disabilities as Mentally / Intellectually Challenged, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Autistic, Hyper Active, Learning Impaired / Slow Learner, Speech, Language & Hearing Impaired, Deaf-Dumb, Visually Impaired, Blind, Physically Challenged, Multiple Disabled & Mentally
Social Engineering and Welfare Action Trust was established on 12th of December, 2007 by a group of scholar, activist and social scientist. The aim was to develop social engineers who can change the nation in a positive direction. The trust is committed to work for sustainable and allround development of marginalized and socially deprived population. It works directly with the helps of trained social engineers at the grassroots, in a spirit of enably communities to build upon their skills, initiatives, resources and entitlements rather than delivering services or solutions to them. We are committed to actively work for the Gram Swaraj to achieve sustainable development of the less privileged and marginalized sections of the community through appropriate strategies in primary educations, community organization, income generation, health, hygiene, rural micro-credit and empowerment activities. We believe in espousing and supporting all such causes that help the marginalized and deprived people.
Molecular Welfare Society is a Non-profitable, Non-political and Non-Governmental organization established by a group of committed social workers and volunteers in 1996 under M.P. Society Registration Act 1973 (sub para 44). Molecular continues making efforts for the betterment of marginalized, deprived,ignored section of society by giving them a platform through it creative. Program and activities. It believe in the dignity of people and developing their capacity to over come their problems.Molecular Welfare Society works in Gwalior, Indore, Reewa, Dewas, Sheopur, Shivpuri Districts in Madhya Pradesh State
Sambhav Social Service Organization is a voluntary agency working in the areas of rural and urban development, child education and women empowerment through advocacy, direct program interventions and capacity building of the community to access the benefits of the State Programs. It has been actively involved in the organizing Sahariya Tribal communities to assert their rights of equality, Health, food and secured livelihood and a respectful place in the society. Goal: “Equality, Opportunity and Justice for All” Mission Statement: "Building equitable, democratic and environmentally sustainable society."
"Striving for sustainable development processes and improvement in the quality of life of vulnerable people like Tribal, women and children through their organization and capacity building efforts.”
"Building equitable, democratic and environmentally sustainable society."
Shabri Samaj Sewa Samiti is the official Social Service Organization for the Madhya Pradesh and is registered under the Societies Registration Act 1962 of (Reg. No. 4015). Reg. Date- 16-10-1996 It is a non-profit, registered, charitable society in Madhya Pradesh. the organization consist the group of committed social workers, Management Experts, Professors, Trainers HRD professional and Retd. Govt. Officials and Entrepreneurs and other well-meaning citizens, who have pledged to help, develop support and facilitate the Urban and rural community in the area of Poverty eradication and Livelihood development, Education, Health, Agriculture, Environment, Youth Development and Social Reform through various activities and practices in several districts of Madhya Pradesh. The organization is receiving funds from the states and central government and other funding agencies for its rural / tribal poverty reduction, training programmes, women empowerment programmes etc.
The mission & vision of the SAKGVS to create awareness in every aspect and provides basic education, food and employment through entrepreneurship for every common men in the society.
ASRA aims to provide people from the world over the opportunity to work in evaluated and credible NGOs in India. Programs are selected that best match the skills, area of interest, expertise, and time availability of the individual, with a view to strengthen and add value to the ongoing work of in India’s social development sector. Joining Hands’ vision is to influence positive social change
" To empower the communities towards sustaining the development process leading to their total well being "
" To foster integrated community development program through multi preventive & corrective programs and peoples participation "
Jan Sahas is committed to promote the development and protect the rights of socially excluded communities with the special focus on girls and women through eradication of all forms of bondage including manual scavenging and caste based prostitution; empowerment of adolescent girls and women to end violence and gender justice, skill development for dignified livelihoods and social entrepreneurship; legal aid for access to justice and reform in criminal justice system; support in education; food and nutrition security; land and agriculture development; develop barefoot lawyers to build victim or survivors as leader and empowerment of communities though capacity and organization building.
1. To introduce "Right to Play"in the constitution of India as one of the fundamental rights. 2.Endeavour to ensure that each and every citizen of India gets the opportunity to play for wholesome (all round) development. Especially, no Child is denied the opportunity to play. 3.Advocating for legal and policy reform in line with the principles and standards of the Right to Play and other relevant international and regional instruments. 4. Implement article 31 of United Nation Organization (U.N.O.) in India. 5. To provide platform for 'Play' to all across socio-economic, cultural, sex, color and religion segments of India especially for children. 6. To improve the understanding of importance of play to improve the quality of life. 7. Improving the understanding regarding the play (physical activity) & its inherent benefits to human race.
UBSWE (Uday Bhav Scoiety for Women Empowerment) is an organization working on women empowerment with a holistic approach which includes the necessary activities required from creating awareness to the practice of gained awareness in a life of woman. We partner with local projects in and aorund Gwalior city that primarily support women and girls, acting as a platform to end lack of awarness in daily and normal life routines and obviously in education. We are trying to improve wellbeing across families and communities. In practice, this means helping school children, health workers and others in need to get the training and skills required to raise themselves, their families and their communities out of poverty and helplessness for good. Our project's focus is on women and children education, health and self-employment, but we are trying to grow big so that we can offer assistance to anyone regardless of race, or religion.
Organization which concluded “effort” is a non-profitable, Non-governmental organization established by a group of committed social workers and volunteers and professionals in 1989 under section Madhya Pradesh Society Registrikaran Adhiniyam 1973 wide sub para 44. organization making efforts for the betterment of marginalized, deprived, vulnerable ignored section of society by giving them a platform thorough its creative Programs and activities. It believes in the dignity of people and developing their capacity to overcome their problems.
Bhagyashri Seva Sansthan Rupauli is a registered NGO that currently operates in the state of Madhya Pradesh, with the Head Office in Rewa MadhyaPradesh, we have several branch offices in MadhyaPradesh State. As our aim suggests, we consider it a privilege to be able to do “ Siksha ,Sewa,Sahyog ,Jankalyan and Utthan ”, to serve our fellow human –beings with the utmost dedication and compassion. We believe that every life has equal value and an equal right to live with dignity. We have been, and are currently working on many different projects, viz.. – HIV-AIDS (TI); Financial Literacy; JLG & SHG formation; Skill Development; Training & Consultancy; Education , Anti Tobacco Program, TB control, Water & Sanitation etc.
The Society is a social organization driven by human religion, Society, Water, Environment, Agriculture, Rural Development, Child Protection, Women's Empowerment, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Health, Art Culture, self-employment training and social work.
To create opportunities for the marginalized and the under privileged groups for their socio-economic development to mainstreams without discrimination of cast, creed, language, race and religion. & to take part in developmental processties.
Through building local level institutions, capacities of poor and needy youth, women, dalits, tribes and small and marginal farmers with special reference to Education, health & natural resource management.
"Jan Sansadhan Vikas Avom Jeev Kalyan Samiti" is a registered social Organization. It is registered with the Asistant registrar of firms and society, Jabalpur (MP) zone under the “ Madhya Pradesh Society Registrikaran Adhiniyam 1973 ( Serial 44 of 1973) dated 17th April 2008 under registration number 04/16/01/10298/08. As on August 15, 2018 we have registered more than 44 Thousand volunteers with our project. We are working on our “Swarnim Bharat Nirman Project” for last 10 or more years and have prepared the model to get results according to our vision. Now the project is to be launched shortly Nation Wide.
To build our great country India “BHARAT” more and most prospers, Capable in all aspects, having planned projects for the solution of major problems just like the unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, Health Problems, addiction, water conservation, plantation, Population control, dowry etc. We have submitted 50 aims with the registrar to cover up the maximum public problems. We have registered our working area as all India.
To collaborate with the undeveloped / unemployed or needy / interested people and motivate / support them to bring in main stream as per their academic qualification / Experiences for specific field as well as their financial situation. We provide them a unique platform of professional social workers to assist financially / morally, issuing the grants from organizational system (This system is a unique combination of Social activities, Business, Media and political development through social networking) for education, medical, business and other essential requirements as per the project’s rules and regulations in accordance of Social activities done by them.
Pratyaya EduResearch Lab is a not-for-profit organization (registered as a Section 25 of the companies Act, 1956), established in 2014 with a vision to contribute to society that facilitates a meaningful, innovative and high quality education affordable and reachable to all. We are based in Pandhurna , a small town of Chhindawara District, Madhya Pradesh. Our approach has been to focus all our resource, effort and research on systemic improvement in quality of education in rural areas such that it will empower marginalized community and help to build an equitable and sustainable Society.
Management of natural resources in perpetuity and establishment of an independent, equitable and just society beyond the caste, religion, race and gender.
To enable the capacity of the last individual of the society – scheduled caste, scheduled tribes, marginalized farmers and rural women to determine their own development direction and prudent management of resources.
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