import {MatAutocompleteModule} from '@angular/material/autocomplete';
MatAutocomplete
Autocomplete component.
Selector: mat-autocomplete
Exported as: matAutocomplete| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('aria-label')
|
Aria label of the autocomplete. |
@Input('aria-labelledby')
|
Input that can be used to specify the |
@Input()
|
Whether the first option should be highlighted when the autocomplete panel is opened.
Can be configured globally through the |
@Input()
|
Whether the active option should be selected as the user is navigating. |
@Input('class')
|
Takes classes set on the host mat-autocomplete element and applies them to the panel inside the overlay container to allow for easy styling. |
@Input()
|
Whether ripples are disabled. |
@Input()
|
Function that maps an option's control value to its display value in the trigger. |
@Input()
|
Whether checkmark indicator for single-selection options is hidden. |
@Input()
|
Specify the width of the autocomplete panel. Can be any CSS sizing value, otherwise it will match the width of its host. |
@Input()
|
Whether the user is required to make a selection when they're interacting with the autocomplete. If the user moves away from the autocomplete without selecting an option from the list, the value will be reset. If the user opens the panel and closes it without interacting or selecting a value, the initial value will be kept. |
@Output()
|
Event that is emitted when the autocomplete panel is closed. |
@Output()
|
Event that is emitted when the autocomplete panel is opened. |
@Output()
|
Emits whenever an option is activated. |
@Output()
|
Event that is emitted whenever an option from the list is selected. |
|
Unique ID to be used by autocomplete trigger's "aria-owns" property. |
|
Whether the autocomplete panel is open. |
|
Reference to all option groups within the autocomplete. |
|
Reference to all options within the autocomplete. |
|
Element for the panel containing the autocomplete options. |
|
Whether the autocomplete panel should be visible, depending on option length. |
MatAutocompleteOrigin
Directive applied to an element to make it usable as a connection point for an autocomplete panel.
Selector: [matAutocompleteOrigin]
Exported as: matAutocompleteOrigin| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Reference to the element on which the directive is applied. |
MatAutocompleteTrigger
Base class with all of the MatAutocompleteTrigger
functionality.
Selector: input[matAutocomplete] textarea[matAutocomplete]
Exported as: matAutocompleteTrigger| Name | Description |
|---|---|
@Input('matAutocomplete')
|
The autocomplete panel to be attached to this trigger. |
@Input('matAutocompleteDisabled')
|
Whether the autocomplete is disabled. When disabled, the element will act as a regular input and the user won't be able to open the panel. |
@Input('matAutocompleteConnectedTo')
|
Reference relative to which to position the autocomplete panel. Defaults to the autocomplete trigger element. |
@Input('matAutocompletePosition')
|
Position of the autocomplete panel relative to the trigger element. A position of |
|
The currently active option, coerced to MatOption type. |
|
Stream of changes to the selection state of the autocomplete options. |
|
A stream of actions that should close the autocomplete panel, including when an option is selected, on blur, and when TAB is pressed. |
|
Whether or not the autocomplete panel is open. |
| closePanel | |
|---|---|
|
Closes the autocomplete suggestion panel. |
| openPanel | |
|---|---|
|
Opens the autocomplete suggestion panel. |
| updatePosition | |
|---|---|
|
Updates the position of the autocomplete suggestion panel to ensure that it fits all options within the viewport. |
MatAutocompleteSelectedEvent
Event object that is emitted when an autocomplete option is selected.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Option that was selected. |
|
Reference to the autocomplete panel that emitted the event. |
MatAutocompleteActivatedEvent
Event object that is emitted when an autocomplete option is activated.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Option that was selected. |
|
Reference to the autocomplete panel that emitted the event. |
MatAutocompleteDefaultOptions
Default mat-autocomplete
options that can be overridden.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
|
Whether the first option should be highlighted when an autocomplete panel is opened. |
|
Whether the active option should be selected as the user is navigating. |
|
Wheter icon indicators should be hidden for single-selection. |
|
Class or list of classes to be applied to the autocomplete's overlay panel. |
|
Whether the user is required to make a selection when they're interacting with the autocomplete. |
MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_DEFAULT_OPTIONS
Injection token to be used to override the default options for mat-autocomplete
.
const MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_DEFAULT_OPTIONS: InjectionToken<MatAutocompleteDefaultOptions>;
MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_SCROLL_STRATEGY
Injection token that determines the scroll handling while the autocomplete panel is open.
const MAT_AUTOCOMPLETE_SCROLL_STRATEGY: InjectionToken<() => ScrollStrategy>;


Welcome to Vector AI’s documentation!¶
Vector AI aims to store vectors alongside documents (text/audio/images/videos). It is designed to be a light-weight library to create/manipulate/search and analyse the underlying vectors to power machine learning applications such as semantic search, recommendations, etc.
Our REST API documentation can be found here: https://api.vctr.ai/documentation
Our discord can be found here: https://discord.gg/CbwUxyD
Features:
Multimedia Data Vectorisation: Image2Vec, Audio2Vec, etc (Any data can be turned into vectors through machine learning)
Vector Similarity Search: Enable searching of vectors and rich multimedia with vector similarity search. The backbone of many popular A.I use cases like reverse image search, recommendations, personalisation, etc.
Vector Operations: Flexible search with out of the box operations on vectors. e.g. mean, median, sum, etc.
Aggregation: All the traditional aggregation you’d expect. e.g. group by mean, pivot tables, etc
Clustering: Interpret your vectors and data by allocating them to buckets and get statistics about these different buckets based on data you provide.
Vector Analytics: Get better understanding of your vectors by using out-of-the-box practical vector analytics, giving you better understanding of the quality of your vectors.
Why Vector AI compared to other Nearest Neighbor implementations?¶
Production Ready: Our API is fully managed and can scale to power hundreds of millions of searches a day. Even at millions of searches it is blazing fast through edge caching, gpus and software optisation. So you never have to worry about scaling your infastructure as your use case scales.
Richer understanding of your vectors and their properties: Our library is designed to allow people to not just designed to obtain nearest neighbors but to actually use in production-ready search systems - allowing users to analyse, iterate, improve and productionise their vectors the moment they are added to the index.
Simple to use. Quick to get started.: One of our core design principles is that we focus a lot on how people can get started on using Vector AI as quickly as possible, while having a tonne of functionality and customisability options.
Framework agnostic: We are never going to force a specific framework on Vector AI. If you have a framework of choice, you can use it - as long as your documents are JSON-serializable!
Store vector data with ease: The document-orientated nature for Vector AI allows users to label, filter search and understand their vectors as much as possible. We think that other libraries that simply provide a nearest-neighbor implementation do not have as rich functionality.
How to install¶
To install vectorai, run the following
pip install vectorai
To install from source, clone the repository and then run
cd vectorai
pip install -e .
Schema¶
We have a very simple schema to follow to allow you to optimise functionality with vector search:
Field |
Purpose |
|---|---|
_id |
ID of the document. These need to be unique for the document. |
_vector_ |
These are required to label the vectors for vector search. |
- Frequently Asked Questions
- I got a JSONDecodeError. How do I resolve this?
- Does the engine run on a nearest neighbor implementation?
- When I insert a document with the same ID what happens to the document?
- How do I add a new field in a collection?
- How do I get more search results?
- Are there any limits to the API request calls?
- Is Vector AI able to store images and videos?


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Download Otoroshi
If you already have an up and running otoroshi instance, you can skip the following instructions
Let’s start by downloading the latest Otoroshi.
curl -L -o otoroshi.jar 'https://github.com/MAIF/otoroshi/releases/download/v16.8.0/otoroshi.jar'
then you can run start Otoroshi :
java -Dotoroshi.adminPassword=password -jar otoroshi.jar
Now you can log into Otoroshi at http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080 with<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Create a new route, exposed on http://myservice.oto.tools:8080
, which will forward all requests to the mirror https://mirror.otoroshi.io
. Each call to this service will returned the body and the headers received by the mirror.
curl -X POST 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/routes' \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret \
-d @- <<'EOF'
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},
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"port": 443,
"tls": true
}
]
}
}
EOF
Configure an Auth0 client
The first step of this tutorial is to setup an Auth0 application with the information of the instance of our Otoroshi.
Navigate to https://manage.auth0.com (create an account if it’s not already done).
Let’s create an application when clicking on the Applications button on the sidebar. Then click on the Create application button on the top right.
- Choose
Regular Web Applications
asApplication type
- Then set for example
otoroshi-client
asName
, and confirm the creation - Jump to the
Settings
tab - Scroll to the
Application URLs
section and add the following url asAllowed Callback URLs
:http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080/backoffice/auth0/callback
- Set
https://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080/
asAllowed Logout URLs
- Set
https://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080
asAllowed Web Origins
- Save changes at the bottom of the page.
Once done, we have a full setup, with a client ID and secret at the top of the page, which authorizes our Otoroshi and redirects the user to the callback url when they log into Auth0.
Create an Auth0 provider module
Let’s back to Otoroshi to create an authentication module with OAuth2 / OIDC provider
as type
.
- Go ahead, and navigate to http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080
- Click on the cog icon on the top right
- Then
Authentication configs
button - And add a new configuration when clicking on the
Add item
button - Select the
OAuth provider
in the type selector field - Then click on
Get from OIDC config
and pastehttps://<tenant-name>.<region>.auth0.com/.well-known/openid-configuration
. Replace the tenant name by the name of your tenant (displayed on the left top of auth0 page), and the region of the tenant (eu
in my case).
Once done, set the Client ID
and the Client secret
from your Auth0 application. End the configuration with http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080/backoffice/auth0/callback
as Callback URL
.
At the bottom of the page, disable the secure
button (because we’re using http and this configuration avoid to include cookie in an HTTP Request without secure channel, typically HTTPs).
Connect to Otoroshi with Auth0 authentication
To secure Otoroshi with your Auth0 configuration, we have to register an Authentication configuration as a BackOffice Auth. configuration.
- Navigate to the danger zone (when clicking on the cog on the top right and selecting Danger zone)
- Scroll to the BackOffice auth. settings
- Select your last Authentication configuration (created in the previous section)
- Save the global configuration with the button on the top right
Testing your configuration
- Disconnect from your instance
- Then click on the Login using third-party button (or navigate to http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080)
- Click on Login using Third-party button
- If all is configured, Otoroshi will redirect you to the auth0 server login page
- Set your account credentials
- Good works! You’re connected to Otoroshi with an Auth0 module.
Secure an app with Auth0 authentication
With the previous configuration, you can secure any of Otoroshi services with it.
The first step is to apply a little change on the previous configuration.
- Navigate to http://otoroshi.oto.tools:8080/bo/dashboard/auth-configs.
- Create a new Authentication module configuration with the same values.
- Replace the
Callback URL
field tohttp://privateapps.oto.tools:8080/privateapps/generic/callback
(we changed this value because the redirection of a connected user by a third-party server is covered by another route by Otoroshi). - Disable the
secure
button (because we’re using http and this configuration avoid to include cookie in an HTTP Request without secure channel, typically HTTPs)
Note : an Otoroshi service is called a private app when it is protected by an Authentication module.
We can set the Authentication module on your route.
- Navigate to any created route
- Search in the list of plugins the plugin named
Authentication
- Select your Authentication config inside the list
- Don’t forget to save your configuration.
- Now you can try to call your route and see the Auth0 login page appears.


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The Atlantic has a short piece about people's horrified response to the demonic speed of the....telegraph. Classic "Get off my lawn" response to technological innovation. From the New York Times, 1858
So far as the influence of the newspaper upon the mind and morals of the people is concerned, there can be no rational doubt that the telegraph has caused vast injury. Superficial, sudden, unsifted, too fast for the truth, must be all telegraphic intelligence. Does it not render the popular mind too fast for the truth? Ten days bring us the mails from Europe. What need is there for the scraps of news in ten minutes? How trivial and paltry is the telegraphic column? It snowed here, it rained there, one man killed, another hanged. Even the Washington letter has deteriorated since the innovation, and I can conscientiously recommend my own epistles prior to 1844, in preference to those of later years.
That last line is also a great example of spurious correlation. Of course it had to be the telegraph that caused the writers letters to deteriorate over time.


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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.14.0) |
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| Published: | 2018-08-25 |
| Author: | Henrik Bengtsson [aut, cre, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Henrik Bengtsson <henrikb at braju.com> |
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List of Changes
- The navigation bar is now persistent throughout the app to address our issue of a confusing navigational hierarchy.
- We implemented a more fleshed out goal timeline in order to address issues with being able to access a global list of goals.
- We visibly tag each milestone now with color (associated with a certain goal) and a description of goal progress to address confusion about which milestone belongs to which goal. We also have the option of filtering the timeline to show one goal's milestones at a time.
- We ditched the graph/chart concept and we're now going strictly with a timeline. This allows us to decrease the complexity of goal and milestone creation, as we no longer need to have the user input a lot of quantifiable data in an effort to extrapolate their progress. The removal of graphs should address a lot of usability concerns raised in the heuristic evaluation process, and has the side benefit of pushing our app towards minimalism.
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NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode Class Reference
| Inherits from | NKDBarcode : NSObject |
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| Declared in | NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.m |
Overview
@class NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode
This is an encoder for the Plessey Code. According to the Plessy Code Specification, numeric digits are assigned a set value, but the remaining values can be used for whatever values are desired. This base object supports only the encoding of digits. The ModifiedPlesseyHexEncoder subclass adds the ability to encode the letters A through F for full hexadecimal support.
Wide bar following by narrow space is a "1" bit.
Narrow bar followed by wide space is a "O" bit.
This class uses a 3:1 wide to narrow bar ratio.
– initWithContent:printsCaption:
Initializes new barcode object with provided data and specifies whether a caption should be printed below the barcode. This overridden initialization routine sets the bar width to .1, yielding a .3 wide bar dize.
- (id)initWithContent:(NSString *)inContent printsCaption:(BOOL)inPrints
Parameters
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A string containing the data to be encoded; should use only ASCII-8 characters (those that can be encoded using a single char in UTF-8) |
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YES if caption should print. |
Return Value
Returns initialized NKDBarcode class
Discussion
@method initWithContent:printsCaption
Declared In
NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h
– _encodeChar:
Overridden to provide correct encoding of numeric data.
- (NSString *)_encodeChar:(char)inChar
Return Value
String of 1s and 0s representing the encoded content
Discussion
@method _encodeChar:
Declared In
NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h
– initiator
Returns the encoded initiator or alignment bar(s)
- (NSString *)initiator
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the first (non-content) character or alignment bar(s).
Discussion
@method initiator
Returns encoded string representing the left most character which is Binary ONE_BIT ONE_BIT ZERO_BIT ONE_BIT
Declared In
NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h
– terminator
Returns the encoded terminator or alignment bar(s)
- (NSString *)terminator
Return Value
String of 0s and 1s representing the last (non-content) character or alignment bar(s).
Discussion
@method terminator
Returns encoded string representing the right-most character. We’ll use a single thick bar so that our code can be scanned left-to-right or right-to-left. The thick bar is followed by the reverse-start symbol, ‘1100’ backwards, or ‘0011’
Declared In
NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h
– generateChecksum
Generates the check digit or checksum for this barcode encoding scheme.
- (void)generateChecksum
Discussion
@method generateChecksum
***TO DO: The MODIFIED Plessey check digit is calculated by using the following steps.
-Starting from the units position, create a new number with all of
the odd position digits in their original sequence.
-Multiply this new number by 2.
-Add all of the digits of the product from step two.
-Add all of the digits not used in step one to the result in step three.
-Determine the smallest number which when added to the result in step four
will result in a multiple of 10. This is the check character.
Declared In
NKDModifiedPlesseyBarcode.h


Julius Randle scores 30 as Knicks beat Cavaliers in New York
Cleveland beaten at the Garden.
Julius Randle scored 30 points and Marcus Morris added 23 as the New York Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 123-105 in New York.
The home side scored the game’s first four points and never trailed.
The closest Cleveland got was 36-31, but the Knicks followed that with a 24-8 run.
Kevin Porter Jr led the Cavaliers with 18 points, while Collin Sexton and Alfonzo McKinnie each had 14.
Meanwhile, the Knicks’ crosstown rivals the Brooklyn Nets lost 115-86 to the Indiana Pacers.
Without their star point guard Kyrie Irving, the Nets were no match for Indiana.
The Pacers were without two of their starters, but dominated throughout the game.
Domantas Sabonis’s physicality played a starring role as he got 16 points and 18 rebounds for Indiana.
The Boston Celtics got back to winning ways in Arizona as they beat the Phoenix Suns 99-85.
In bad news for Boston, though, guard Marcus Smart sprained his right ankle in the fourth quarter, after getting 17 points, three rebounds, four assists, two steals and a block.
On 11-2, the Celtics lead the Eastern Conference, while the Suns’ loss see them drop to seventh in the Western, on 7-5.
Elsewhere, the Toronto Raptors beat the Charlotte Hornets 132-96 and the Chicago Bulls lost 101-115 to the Milwaukee Bucks,
James Harden and Russell Westbrook put up a combined 64 points as the high-scoring Houston Rockets saw off the Portland Trail Blazers 132-108, and a career-best 42 from Luka Doncic helped the Dallas Mavericks to a 117-110 victory over San Antonio.
Paul George haunted his former side with the winning bucket 25.9 seconds from the end as the Los Angeles Clippers beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 90-88, and the Minnesota Timberwolves were 112-102 winners over the Utah Jazz.


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Using these technologies, Content management Systems and languages I create responsive websites and applications.
Custom Email templates for marketing campaigns.
- Hubspot Email Marketing Certified
- Using foundation for emails framework + marketing CMS
(Mailchimp, Hubspot)
-Custom Wordpress Themes + Plugins + Deployment
-React.js front end development
-Sass/Scss , Javascript animations, GSAP, JS logic
-Express.js
-Laravel
-+ PHP
-Wordpress


I've just updated my site's HTML/CSS and moved from Twitter Bootstrap to Zurb Foundation. This post captures my subjective notes on the migration.
When I originally set this site up, I didn't know what frameworks existed or anything more than the basics of dealing with HTML (and barely any CSS). I came across Twitter Bootstrap and immediately decided it would Solve All My Problems. It really did. Since then, I've gone through one 'upgrade' with Bootstrap (from 1.x to 2.x), after which I dutifully ignored all the fixes and improvements (note that Bootstrap was up to v2.3.2 while I was still using v2.0.2).
 Bootstrap v3 purports to be mobile-first so upgrading would likely give me what I'm after but v3 is not backwards compatible, meaning I'd have to rewrite parts of the HTML. Since this step was unavoidable, it led me to have another look at front-end frameworks, just to see if I was missing anything. This was especially relevant since we'd just released the new OCaml.org website, itself built with Bootstrap v2.3.1 (we'd done the design/templating work long before v3 was released). It would be useful to know what else is out there for any future work.
Around this time I discovered Zurb Foundation and also the numerous comparisons between them (note: Foundation seems to come out ahead in most of those). A few days ago, the folks at Zurb released version 5, so I decided that now is the time to kick the tires. For the last few days, I've been playing with the framework and in the end I decided to migrate my site over completely.
Over time, I've become moderately experienced with HTML/CSS and I can usually wrangle things to look the way I want, but my solutions aren't necessarily elegant. I was initially concerned that I'd already munged things so much that changing anything would be a pain. When I first put the styles for this site together, I had to spend quite a bit of time overwriting Bootstrap's defaults so I was prepared for the same when using Foundation. Turns out that I was fine. I currently use Jekyll (and Jekyll Bootstrap) so I only had three template files and a couple of HTML pages to edit and because I'd kept most of my custom CSS in a separate file, it was literally a case of swapping out one framework for another and bug-fixing from there onwards. There's definitely a lesson here in using automation as much as possible.
Customising the styles was another area of concern but I was pleasantly surprised to find I needed less customisation than with Bootstrap. This is likely because I didn't have to override as many defaults (and probably because I've learned more about CSS since then). The one thing I seemed to be missing was a way to deal with code sections, so I just took what Bootstrap had and copied it in. At some point I should revisit this.
It did take me a while to get my head around Foundation's grid but it was
worth it in the end. The idea is that you should design for small screens
first and then adjust things for larger screens as necessary. There are
several different default sizes which inherit their properties from the size
below, unless you explicitly override them.  I fixed it by swapping out small-#
for
medium-#
everywhere in the HTML, after which everything looked reasonable.
Items flowed sensibly into a default column for the small screens and looked
acceptable for larger screens and perfectly fine on desktops. I could do
more styling of the mobile view but I'd already achieved most of what I was
after.
The only additional thing I used from Bootstrap was the Carousel. I'd written some custom helper scripts that would take some images and thumbnails from a specified folder and produce clickable thumbnails with a slider underneath. Foundation provides Orbit, so I had to spend time rewriting my script to produce the necessary HTML. This actually resulted in cleaner HTML and one of the features I wanted (the ability to link to a specific image) was available by default in Orbit. At this point I also tried to make the output look better for the case where JavaScript is disabled (in essence, each image is just displayed as a list). Below is an example of an image gallery, taken from a previous post, when I joined the computer lab.
Foundation also provides a component called Flex Video, which allows the
browser to scale videos to the appropriate size. This fix was as simple as
going back through old posts and wrapping anything that was <iframe>
in a
<div class="flex-video">
. It really was that simple and all the Vimeo and
YouTube items scaled perfectly. Here's an example of a video from an
earlier post, where I gave a walkthrough of the ocaml.org site.
Try changing the width of your browser window to see it scale.
Another of the main difference between the two frameworks is that Bootstrap uses LESS to manage its CSS whereas Foundation uses SASS. Frankly, I've no experience with either of them so it makes little difference to me. It's worth bearing in mind for anyone who's workflow does involve pre-processing. Also, Bootstrap is available under the Apache 2 License, while Foundation is released under the MIT license.
Overall, the transition was pretty painless and most of the time was spent getting familiar with the grid, hunting for docs/examples and trying to make the image gallery work the way I wanted. I do think Bootstrap's docs are better but Foundation's aren't bad.
Although this isn't meant to be a comparison, I much prefer Foundation to Bootstrap. If you're not sure which to use then I think the secret is in the names of the frameworks.
That's pretty much how I'd recommend them to people now.


Professor Emeritus Datuk Dr. Mazlan Othman
Obtained a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from the University of Otago, New Zealand, and became a lecturer at the
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) in 1981. Seconded to the Prime Minister’s Department in 1990 to set up and
head the Planetarium Division, which subsequently became the Space Science Studies Division in 1993. Appointed by
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia as Professor of Astrophysics in 1994. Appointed Director of the United Nations
Office for Outer Space Affairs (OOSA) in Vienna, Austria in 1999. Returned to Malaysia to become the founding
Director General of the National Space Agency (ANGKASA) beginning July 2002. Attended the Advanced Management
Programme at Harvard Business School in 2005. Resumed post as Director of OOSA in December 2007 upon retirement
from Malaysian Civil Service. Appointed Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV) in
June 2009. Retired from the United Nations in Dec 2013. Appointed Project Director Mega Science 3.0 at Academy of
Sciences Malaysia in August 2014. Appointed Professor Emerita by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in 2015.
Dato Wei Chuan Beng (Adj Prof)
Managing Director of REDtone and was appointed to the Board of the Company in November 2003. Obtained Bachelor’s
Degree in Electrical Engineering from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia in 1989 and Diploma in Management (Gold
Medalist Award Winner) from the Malaysian Institute of Management, Kuala Lumpur in 1995. Completed Entrepreneur
Development Program from renowned MIT Sloan School of Management, USA in January 2006. Began career with Hewlett
Packard Sales Malaysia Sdn Bhd in 1989 as a Systems Engineer responsible for Information Technology (IT) technical
and customer relations, and was subsequently promoted to Major Account Manager.
Professor Naveed Ahmed Khan
Obtained a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from the University of Otago, New Zealand, and became a lecturer at the
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM) in 1981. Seconded to the Prime Minister’s Department in 1990 to set up and
head the Planetarium Division, which subsequently became the Space Science Studies Division in 1993. Appointed by
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia as Professor of Astrophysics in 1994. Appointed Director of the United Nations
Office for Outer Space Affairs (OOSA) in Vienna, Austria in 1999. Returned to Malaysia to become the founding
Director General of the National Space Agency (ANGKASA) beginning July 2002. Attended the Advanced Management
Programme at Harvard Business School in 2005. Resumed post as Director of OOSA in December 2007 upon retirement
from Malaysian Civil Service. Appointed Deputy Director-General of the United Nations Office at Vienna (UNOV) in
June 2009. Retired from the United Nations in Dec 2013. Appointed Project Director Mega Science 3.0 at Academy of
Sciences Malaysia in August 2014. Appointed Professor Emerita by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in 2015.
Dr Mohd Nazimi Abd Jabar
Associate Professor and consultant of oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Faculty of Dentistry UKM, UKM Medical
Centre and UKM Specialist Centre. Graduated from the University of Malaya and completed two postgraduate degrees
in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Surgical Dentistry from University College London. Member of Royal College
of Surgeon of England and various reputable international oral and maxillofacial associations. In UKM, he was the
key person for the start and in certain surgical condition, to combine the use of cutting edge maxillofacial
surgical technology involving 3D-printing, computer-assisted planning and maxillofacial navigation surgery. In
2015, he pioneered the use of fully customised, 3D printed titanium maxillofacial implant and 3D printed PEEK
orbital implant. Won first place during the 1st National CME/CPD Clinical Conference, highlighting the same aspect
of surgical technology in April 2016.
Mr. Christopher Tan
An internationally renowned award winning nanoblock brick artist based in Malaysia. His unrelenting passion for
popular culture, eccentric art and architecture has been the driving force behind the successful creation of over
360 distinctive designs. Constantly on the lookout for random inspirations for his next masterpiece, Christopher
has been embarking on a series of exhibitions around the world, most recently in Singapore, Hong Kong and
Malaysia. In 2014, Mr. Christopher won 2 Awards in the Nanoblock Award 2014-2015. In 2015, he was conferred the
title “Tatsujin – Master of nanoblock” by Kawada, Japan.
Mr. Khor Kang Xiang
Co-founder and CEO of Techcare Innovation Sdn Bhd, a company that develop compact and portable rehabilitation
robot for people who need rehabilitation training. Currently, a candidate of Doctor of Philosophy in
Bioengineering from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. He is passionate in translating engineering knowledge to help
the needy. Main research focuses on developing new technologies for rehabilitation, assistive and fitness training
purposes. To date, he had won more than 30 international and national awards including the World Invention Award
in British Invention Show, King SeJong Inventor Awards in Korea Inventor Award Festival and 1st place in MaGIC
PitchIn Challenge.
Mr. Alexander Lee Seng Hoo
Alexander Lee Seng Hoo believes that everyone possesses some kind of creative and artistic ability, but is often
restricted because of fear and self-doubt. He hopes to inspire others to find confidence to create art. A hardcore
hot chocolate and pizza lover, and a face and body painter. He has participated and won several online-held
international body painting competitions.
BACK2BASIXX
Believes that they were brought together by fate, these 5 boy-band harmony group prefers to be called a “man-band”
instead. Singing together in various type of events and stages since 2 years ago, Back2Basixx have just released
their debut track, “Sunyuman”, a song dedicated to their family, friends and fans for their love and support. Kyle
G, B-Slique, Devon C, Chris and Daryll are now working on their second single that will be available by the end of
2016.


{% comment %} Include this file to list items grouped by the day they appear on the schedule. \param items An array of site pages that should be matched against each day on the schedule. \param schedule_section The section of the schedule that should be scanned for matches. Examples: {% include list_items_by_day.html items=site.labs schedule_section="lab" %} {% include list_items_by_day.html items=site.readings schedule_section="reading" %} {% endcomment %}


This is a fansite for the blockchain game
Prospectors.
It contains live maps for
Grand Land:
Prospectors world on WAX blockchain.
This world is larger than others
and features permanent land ownership.
Other Prospectors worlds: Wild West (EOS) and Yukon (WAX).
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My fansites for other games: R-Planet (WAX, alchemy part) and MetalWar (WAX).
Powered by dfuse API
hosted by EOS Nation.
Author: Ivan Kazmenko
(my game account).
This site is
open source.


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It's easy to make spelling mistakes when typing commands, but did you know Git has a feature to automatically correct such mistakes (typos)? Autocorrect is one of Git's built-in options and can be enabled with this command:
`git config --global help.autocorrect 1`
Then you're ready to go! Let's see it in action with an incorrect spelling:
`git chekout master`
With autocorrect enabled, this incorrect command will still be recognized and executed. A handy option meaning less re-typing.


Self taught developer with huge passionate about technology with positive desire to contribute to open source and develop software with an impact to the community. Also, developing my skills on a daily basis and understanding what other people are doing in the software development sphere.
Gain knowledge to work with Electronic devices & programming them using PLC & Arduino and also ability to work with various communication systems.
A platform built for Studio19 for keeping track of all assets and equipments.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona both chasing €60m Serie A star
by Neelabhra RoyReal Madrid and Barcelona are reportedly interested in signing Inter Milan centre-back Milan Skriniar.
The Slovak has established himself as one of the leading defenders in Serie A thanks to his performances with the Nerazzurri. So far, Skriniar has made 102 appearances for Inter since joining them from Sampdoria, scoring four goals and providing three assists. This season, he has featured in all of the Nerazzurri’s 16 matches, providing an assist against Bologna.
SEE MORE: Former Chelsea star aims cheeky swipe at Eden Hazard
According to Corriere Dello Sport, both Real Madrid and Barcelona are interested in signing the 24-year-old defender who is currently valued at €60 million according to Transfermarkt
Skriniar has been in fine form for Inter Milan and there’s no doubt that bigger clubs will be keen on acquiring his signature. However, the Serie A club will certainly try to keep one of their most important players.
Real Madrid and Barcelona may have it tough to sign Skriniar but the centre-back is bound to be a starter if he joins either club.


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- Method in class gui.GameSettings.
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Set scene back to menu
bankLoan(int)
- Method in class model.Players.
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Allows the Player to make a loan from the bank
BLUE_CARD
- Static variable in class model.
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BlueCard
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Represents the Blue Card.
BlueCard(String, String, String)
- Constructor for class model.Cards.BlueCard.
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Represents the Blue Space where when a Player lands in this space, he/she simply picks an Blue Card from the Blue Cards Deck
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| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ParserListener |
The
ParserListener interface defines a listener
notified upon the completion of parsing events. |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractParser |
The
AbstractParser class is the base class
for classes capable of parsing files to create a
JavaClass instance. |
| ClassFileParser |
The
ClassFileParser class is responsible for
parsing a Java class file to create a JavaClass
instance. |
| DependencyConstraint |
The
DependencyConstraint class is a constraint that tests
whether two package-dependency graphs are equivalent. |
| FileManager |
The
FileManager class is responsible for extracting
Java class files (.class files) from a collection of
registered directories. |
| JavaClass |
The
JavaClass class represents a Java
class or interface. |
| JavaClass.ClassComparator | |
| JavaClassBuilder |
The
JavaClassBuilder builds JavaClass
instances from .class, .jar, .war, or .zip files. |
| JavaPackage |
The
JavaPackage class represents a Java package. |
| JDepend |
The
JDepend class analyzes directories of Java class files
and generates the following metrics for each Java package. |
| PackageComparator |
The
PackageComparator class is a Comparator
used to compare two JavaPackage instances for order using a
sorting strategy. |
| PackageFilter |
The
PackageFilter class is used to filter imported
package names. |
| PropertyConfigurator |
The
PropertyConfigurator class contains configuration
information contained in the jdepend.properties file,
if such a file exists either in the user's home directory or somewhere
in the classpath. |
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