★ Part One: Divergents and Directional Antennae
In Which David Conner Cures Cancer
This article continues from the last one, but is concerned moreso with analytically modeling a system from observed measurements. Then I continue on to establish the concept of neurological & neuropharmocological “fingerprints” by which diseases can be diagnosed earlier via MRI. And by looking for patterns and deviation from patterns, we should be able to treat cancer much, much earlier. *(This section header is facetious; many of these techniques are already known, but the ramifications to available cancer diagnosis methodologies are serious)
How Many Experimental Measurements?
Continuing from part one, how many experimental measurements does one need to make in order to infer the distribution of EMR energy from an antenna? Is it less or more? For a quadratic equation, you need 3 measurements. For a cubic equation, you need four. And generally, for any n-polynomial in two dimensions, you need n+1 measurements.
But for determining this kind of distribution, how many measurements
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Is there the same kind of relationship as with n-polynomial equations in two dimensions? Where more information allows you to confidently make more inferences? Or is there some maximum confidence with which you can infer the distribution because of the nature of the mathematic model? Can you fluctuate the power of the antenna when you make measurements and use the derivative of EMR value with respect to the derivative of the power fluctuation to make better inferences? I’m pretty sure you can.
Noise Confers Intuition
On the surface, it would appear that you have to make more measurements the more complicated the relationship is, but I contest that the more complicated the relationship, the more specific it’s influence – and therefore, the easier it is sometimes to make more confident measurements.
And especially, if you can inject some known pattern of noise into the system, you can generally make inferences that allow you to more confidently understand the nature of the system, even though “it’s just random noise.” This is especially true if the derivative is useful because you can look for the signal of the derivative of the noise transformed in the output.
When Methodology Affects Data
When the methodology affects the data you collect, this makes the inference of something like the distribution of EMR so much more difficult. This is because you can never truly measure the thing you want because the instrument or whatever introduces noise that changes the values. So you’re measuring a system that’s completely different from the one you want to understand. It basically turns your systems into something like differential equations.
However, the analogy to linear polynomial equations in two dimensions above applies here: you’re just comparing systems of equations, not values for points. So, to understand the “zero system” which is like the system of equations which you haven’t actually affected with your methodology for measurement, you just have to observe enough kinds of “non-zero systems.” Then you should be able to cancel things out and infer the nature of the “zero system” you’re looking for.
Statistical Resolution
When you add the “dimension” of statistics to your mathematic models, you are empowering yourself to understanding the likelihood of a system to assuming various states. This allows you to solve the problems from a completely different perspective. You almost don’t need to know anything about how the system works to begin reducing it further. You’re basically just eliminating space until you find an analytic system that at least simulates the numeric system you’re looking for.
This is similar to how the LHC engineers looked for the Higgs Boson. They kept making measurements with experiments at high enough energies until they reached sixth sigma. They almost certainly eliminated the possibility of a particle with energies of the Higgs not existing.
Artificial Intelligence
But you can pretty much apply this statistical dimension to any system and whittle away at the space of things that are not true, leaving you with a better understanding of what must be true.  It basically means that the more information and data that AI has to process, the more completely it can understand a system and the more efficiently it can do so.
This can also delude people, who, when given a deluge of information about a system, can be led to making the wrong decisions about it by hyperfocusing on one subsystem within it. E.G. when people have security cameras, they feel safer because they think they see everything going on, but often their eyes lie to them. But this doesn’t really work with AI because machine learning algorithms can process information, the significance of which it doesn’t need conscious awareness. Yes, bias is a huge problem in machine learning, but given enough processing power and enough of the right kind of data, it will always produce frighteningly accurate inferences about systems.
Noise Injection X Statistical Imaging
This noise injection, as I have noted on twitter, is very useful in understanding the results of MRI, especially diffusion-tensor imaging. We should be able to conbine data from various methodologies.
The following inferences do not cite sources. Do not infer what I write here as fact. Do your own research. Keep reading if you’d like to know how to cure cancer. And by cure, I mean identification through such early and non-invasive methodologies that it rarely reaches the later stages like metastasis, which are notoriously hard to treat.
Spatial Coherence
First, to link images spatially; to get spatial coherence between image sets. There are several types of MRI – T1 and T2 is one distinction. Whether or not a dye was used is another dimension. There are sagital, axial, and coronal image sets. It’s all lined up with the same physical space as a domain generating the MRI data. Though the individual spaces of each MRI methodology may be different, they can all be correlated to the same 3D cartesion physical space, relative to the person being imaged. This means that specific structures in the brain, varying in how the data specifically depicts them, can be correllated across images.
This technique can link multiple types of MRI images, so they can be corrected into the same spatial coordiante system and their values can be combined. Their values would be spatially shifted though, so standard algorithms like binomial image interpolation would not work without some customization. However, the higher resolution the MRI, the less effect that spatial dissonance would have on image analysis, since data from the images would be more spatially “in phase.”
Temporal Coherence
Temporal coherence varies from short term to long term, but it basically means the identification of patterns in how systems evolve over time. Short term: being able to track blood flow through someone’s brain or change in oxygenation of specific structures in the body, with respect to specific body postures – ahem: yoga. Long term: understanding patterns of development in brain structures or differentiated brain development of people who lack sensory input. By the way, if there really is a sixth sense, and someone seems to have it very strongly, then analyzing neural structures for anomolous development progression types may allow us to identify a physical structure that enables E.S.P. Ahahahh, that’s probably not real though.
Categorical Coherence
One final step is to get categorical coherence, which requires understanding more about the input in order to make inferences across data sets. For MRI, this means understanding the patient’s age, recent/chronic diet/nutrition habits, medical status, etc. So that inferences can be made across data sets. I.E. without spatial or temporal coherence, the hippocampus could be recognized in an axial image by an algorithm trained to identify hippocampus shapes at various ages, young or old.
This “categorical coherence” looks for higher level patterns. It could identify the presence of diseases previously unknown, not because it’s matching against a list of diseases and their progressions, but because it’s identified unknown patterns of neurodegeneration in a patient. In addition to unknown disease progression, this could also identify the combination of drug-induced neurological damage or damage induced by the combination of diseases. It could even identify WHAT DRUG CAUSED THE NEUROLOGICAL DAMAGE by understanding the dispersion and extent of damage in the brain.
Neural Fingerprint for Pharmaceuticals
Drug Absorption in the Human Brain.
  The only way a charged particle can pass through that is if it is briefly neutralized, which is a low-probability event. The point is that this has a big effect on the dispersion of specific chemicals throughout the brain, which form the basis of a “neural fingerprint” for neurological damage or for normal activity and absorption.
Neural Fingerprint for Receptors
Another factor that influences dispersion of chemicals throughout the brain is expression and distribution of the receptors a drug interacts with. Because our brains evolved to interact/reuse chemical messangers that share similar qualities, structures and behaviors, our genes developed and reused long sequences of amino acids and began to copy/paste those sequences elsewhere within the genome. There are many introns within genes which are reused or similar versions are pasted elsewhere.
This allows chemical behavior to be encoded in one place, but reused. It exponentiates the variety available to our genetic programs. It’s analogous to an input/output adapter, like a 1/4” to 1/8” headphone adapter. It’s also analogous to interfaces and inheritance in object oriented programming. The point is: our bodies evolved similar mechanisms to work with similar chemicals. And particularly, to work with different spatial aspects of a specific chemical messenger’s chemistry. This is why some SSRI’s have such a wide array of recepter activity. Different parts of the drug fit different locks. And this is true with engodenous chemicals too.
Blood Flow and Neuropharmacology
The point is, when someone takes a drug, it flows in through the arteries and hits the places that receive the most blood first. It then reaches the capillaries. But if it’s a charged particle, it takes forever for it to penetrate the blood brain barrier, if it’s at all possible. This is because the molecule needs to undergo several chemical changes, which are low-probability events. And it can’t even get into a neuron (or affect the surface ion channels & receptors of a neuron) until it does. This is why strong acids and bases are incredibly dangerous – JESUS CHRIST CUTTING COCAINE WITH BAKING SODA IS EVIL. Strong acids and bases could damage the blood brain barrier and cause hellacious damage. I don’t know enough of the structure of the endothelial cells in the blood brain barrier to know if it’s a significant problem, but it seems like that could be damaged by strong, localized deviations in pH.
By the way, cigarette manufacturers include ammonia because it changes nicotine into its “crack” form. The freebase form of nicotine bypasses the blood brain barrier faster and is felt almost immediately.
The receptor profile determines where a drug will stick around. The receptor profile is a list of receptors, along with information on whether or not a drug will activate it, inhibit the action or block other chemicals from interacting with it. It also includes the timescales for drug interaction with receptors. Some drugs bind tightly to receptors for much longer than others, blocking their action. The amount of time a drug interacts with a receptor, along with the receptor’s prevelance in areas of the human brain determines how long a chemical will remain in an area of the brain once it’s penetrated that region via blood flow. If those receptors have already be activated by another drug that binds more tightly or for longer, then the molecules will continue randomly floating around until they find something to interact with. The pattern of space in the human brain that a drug would normally bind to forms a kind of neuropharmacological fingerprint.
This is incredibly complicated and hard to measure. And leads into another subject on predictive medicene, which I will write on soon. The point here is that the spatial information trumps genetic information. The distribution of receptors matters a lot more than the phenotype of the patient’s genetics. And again, it is much harder to measure!
For some CYP450 enzymes in the liver, their relative quantities could be measured by observing plasma concentrations of a drug metabolized by them, but that’s invasive. And still, there are many drugs which are acted on or interfere with the action of multiple CYP450 enzymes, making it difficult to ensure accurate testing.
Competing Chemicals Change the Neural Fingerprint
One more factor is the presence and absence of competing chemicals and their profile for neuological activity. These competitors can preclude other chemicals from interacting with receptors. If a chemical has a stronger binding action with a specific receptor, it can knock other drugs off and interupt their activating or inhibiting or blocking action. This is regardless of how long they stay bound to the receptor, even though strongly binding drugs tend to stay bound for longer. This is not always the case.
The action and interaction of competing chemicals causes their neural fingerprints to shift. This isn’t very predictable, as it is strongly dependent on the distribution of receptors in the human brain, as well as plasma concentrations of endogenous and foreign chemicals. But that distrbution of cell types typically determines distribution of types of receptors, especially in the brain. So if it’s possible to use machine learning to understand the location of neuronal types in someone’s brain, given simply an MRI, as well has higher order structures like the Substantia Nigra, then this could lead to novel diagnostic criteria. These methodologies could predict cancer and disease much earlier and much more accurately than many of the current methods. And not just in the brain!
Identifing Neuronal Structure Types
So, if you can pinpoint the Substantia Nigra and you know that it often contains Nicontinic Acetylcholine Receptor (nAChR), then you can assume that the presence of these receptors and the specific shape of this region of someone’s brain may affect the distribution of nicotine. Also, if you detect that someone’s substantia nigra or some other structure is significantly distorted, this may be caused by strong local pressure in their brain, which could be an indication of a brain tumor. Just by using algorithms to classify types of structures in the human brain, we can identify them and quantify their deviation from specific shapes.
This data can be combined with Diffusion Tensor Imaging, which is a powerful way of analyzing neural structures. Basically, the DTI measures how water molecules vibrate under strong magnetism. If they vibrate with a mostly random, 3D, spherical dispersion, algorithms can infer there is no structure there. But if the molecules vibrate with a linear dispersion – that is, if their pattern of dispersion tends to be stretched out in a long ellipsoid, then algorithms can deduce there must be some kind of neural fiber there. DTI algorithms can deduce higher-order structures in the brain and help identify abberantly connected regions in connectopathies like autism and schizophrenia.
Ariel Rokem - DiPy Presentation on DTI
Curing Cancer
With Early Prediction and Detection
This cell type and shape distribution may allow us to identify other kinds of cancer earlier. This is much more effective than predictive medicine from genetics, which seems to be what everyone else is working on, because, instead of needing to understand how someone’s genes have been expressed in their lifetime, it rides on top of that. For example, if you synthesize a drug or pharmaceutical with isotopes that react in an MRI and administer that to someone being imaged, then you can watch out the distribution of that drug changes over time and make assumptions about the size/scale/distortion in structures throughout the body. Not just the brain. This means there are lots of diagnostic methods for cancer prediction that we are not using.
Back to the thing I actually posted on twitter – 3000 words later… You can do this with water! It’s actually been done for a few years now. Hydrogen and tritum resonate with Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) But deuterium doesn’t and therefore disperses differently throughout the brain. Especially as time goes on. That means you can take MRI images with natural levels of deuterium, using those as control. Then titrate deuterium into someone’s brain and watch out it interacts. The stronger the magnetization of the MRI, the better. Most MRI’s are 1.5 Tesla or 3 Tesla. 6 Tesla would better.
As the deuterium penetrates into neuronal structures in the brain, you get a better idea of the shape of the brain because you’ve basically injected noise into the system. The deuterium doesn’t resonate and therefore the water vibrates less in areas with more deuterium. You can observe the path chemicals would take as they penetrate someone’s brain because you may be able to measure the local deuterium quantity as the water begins to vibrate less and less in those areas.
Furthermore, you can use a little known effect called Magnetization Transfer (MT) to make even more inferences with the action of Deuterium. This occurs when hydrogen ions vibrating near protein and macromolecules swap with hydrogen atoms in those structures. And (I think) when this it gives of a specific radiological reaction, which allows it to be detected as an anomoly. Well the behavior of that anomoly should change in the presence of deteurium, which should lower the rates of magnetization transfer.
I don’t know if these anomolies produce signal which is strong enough to be categorially determined as specific protein structures, but some of the math from XRay Crystallography may prove to be useful here. Over larger regions, the anomoly of signals from magnetization transfer should be repeated in some way, across space. That is, the signal from magnetization transfer to specific cell structures should acquire a specific quality. And if those cell structures are repeated for a neuron type that includes specific receptors, then you may be able to map out those cell types or even quantify the amount of those receptors.
…… But probably not. I don’t know how much of a benefit magnetization transfer has to offer. I know that too much deuterium is poisonous – 20% of body weight. And I know that if you use this methodology, then a person will absorb the deuterium, basically introducing long term noise.
Back to Neuronal Fingerprints
But if a drug should have a specific finger print, the by analyzing that fingerprint (even decades later) you should be able to determine whether someone was exposed to a specific neurotoxin. Or if one specific neurotoxin happened to be applied accross a large population because it seemed to have attractive pharmacological qualities as something that could be masked or hidden, then that could be identified without needing a hair test or much proof at all.
Does It Really Matter What I Do?
If I do have a right to be mad at the world for what has happened to me, which I still don’t entirely understand, sometimes I think the best thing I could do to get back at them is to kill myself. I can do so much for people, but I made $1717 last year and I live in America. I have been effectively blacklisted and I seem to be systematically harrassed wherever I go. Why should I want to help a population of people that would do that to me, if that is really what is going on? Is it?
But the point is: it doesn’t seem to matter how smart or talented you are.  You have to protect and shield and enshroud and obfuscate your talents as though they are something that must be hidden from others. Especially if they are the kind of thing that could change the world. Because if you do not protect yourself by artifically contorting your situations and environment for profitability, you will find yourself robbed and derided as nothing. As a worthless failure.
It’s really sad. It’s so easy for many people to get filtered out if they don’t conform. But the nature of knowledge is such that for any piece of it to be replicated, it only needs to be incontrovertibly demonstrated once. From that point, it can be restated and replicated as truth, on the basis of faith alone. Yet, after that, the person who reached those conclusions is no longer necessary. Perhaps, even less necessary than before. In some circumstances.
That attitude; I don’t believe that’s right.


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Once downloaded from eclass, place the zip folder into the location of your PHP server and unzip.
When it has been unzipped, navigate into the folder titled code and open a terminal here. Run:
script.sh
which will change the permissions of all the files in this folder.
Once this is done, it can be accessed from a browser by going:
root/login.php
where root is the php servers url. From here you can login and navigate the different pages.
Login Module
The login module starts off by asking you to provide a Username and Password.
You must have been provided access by an Administrator, and know both of these pieces of information. If you don't know them, contact the Admin of the server.
Once signed in, you are greeted by a page with specialized options based on your clearance. The three levels are:
1. Adminstrator
The Administrator can add new users and delete current users.
2. Data Curators
The data curator can upload sensor data including audio, images and scalar data.
3. Scientist
The scientist can subscribe and unsubscribe from sensors and also do data analysis on sensors they are subscribed to.
This login page is what allows you to navigate all these options. It also contains the page that allows any user to search, allows you to change your personal information, contains the help page, and allows you to log off. It is the main page of the system.
Sensor and User Management Module
An administrator can:
Remove a sensor by entering ID of a sensor in the sensor management module under "Remove a Sensor".
Add a sensor by entering the requested sensor information in the sensor management module under "Add a Sensor".
Add a user by entering the requested user information under "Add User" in the user management module.
Remove a user by entering the username of the user to be deleted under "Remove User" in the user management module.
Update a user by entering the username of the user and then filling in any fields that are to be changed and leaving the unchanged fields empty under "Update User in the user management module."
Add a person by entering the requested information under "Add Person" in the user management module.
Remove a person by entering the person ID of the person to be deleted under "Remove Person" in the user management module.
Update a person by entering the person ID of the person to be updated and then filling in any fields that are to be changed and leaving unchanged fields empty under "Update Person" in the user management module.
Subscribe Module:
Scientists are able to subscribe and unsubscribe to sensors with this module.
At the top, two tables are displayed;
The first being all the sensors, and the second being the sensors the current scientist is susbcribed to.
To add a new sensor to your subscriptions type the sensor id of the sensor wanted underneath the heading Add a Subscription and click the button that says Add Subscription.
To remove a subscription type the sensor id of the sensor you want to remove underneath the heading Remove a Subscription, and press the button that says Remove Subscription.
Uploading Module
A data curator can:
Upload audio data by filling in the requested information under "Audio Information" in the upload module, then selecting "choose file" at the bottom, and selecting a .wav file, then clicking upload.
Upload image data by filling in the requested information under "Image Information" in the upload module, then selecting "choose file" at the bottom, and selecting a .jpg or .jpeg file, the clicking upload.
Upload scalar data by simply clicking "choose file" and choosing a .csv file, then clicking upload.
All data IDs are generated by the upload process.
Search Module
The search module allows you to search through the sensor information that you are subscribed to. It gives you the option to search by keywords, sensor type (which are "i" for image, "a" for audio, and "s" for scalar data), and a time range.
Once the search is complete, you can view all the information that matches your specifications. If the type of sensor is an image, it will also display a thumbnail of the image.
If you find sensor data that you would like to download, you can click the download link (or in the case of an image, click the thumbnail), which is located in the last column.
You will be prompted to find a location to save the file, which you can then view on your local system.
Data Analysis Module
Scientists are able to use this module to retrieve an analysis of the sensors they are currently subscribed to.
There are two main parts to this module.
1. Generalization
The generalization is obtained by entering a Sensor ID and clicking Generalization(Roll Up)
When you hit the submit button, it will give you the Average, Maximum and Minimum respectively starting at the smallest time of day,
then going to weeks, all the way up to years. The last Avg., Max, and Min it will give you will be over all the scalar data for that sensor.
Note this will only work for scalar data, not images or audio.
2. Specialization
The specialization is obtained by entering a Sensor ID. From here you can choose how small you want to specialize the data to.
You start by selecting a year, and then a quarter, and so on, until you are at the time type you want.
Note that the times must decrease, and you cannot enter, for example, a day before entering a month.
When you have the appropriate time level, click the Specialization (Drill Down) button.
This will display the Average, Maximum and Minimum respectivaley of your chosen sensor's scalar data.
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XLOGO(1) XLOGO(1) NAME xlogo - X Window System logo SYNOPSIS xlogo [-toolkitoption ...] DESCRIPTION The xlogo program displays the X Window System logo. OPTIONS Xlogo accepts all of the standard X Toolkit command line options, as well as the following: -render This option indicates that the logo should be drawn with anti- aliased edges using the RENDER extension. -sharp If -render is also specified, this forces the edges to be ren‐ dered in sharp mode, (ie. 1-bit alpha channel). -shape This option indicates that the logo window should be shaped rather than rectangular. RESOURCES The default width and the default height are each 100 pixels. This pro‐ gram uses the Logo widget in the Athena widget set. It understands all of the Simple widget resource names and classes as well as: foreground (class Foreground) Specifies the color for the logo. The default is depends on whether reverseVideo is specified. If reverseVideo is specified the default is XtDefaultForeground, otherwise the default is XtDefaultBackground. shapeWindow (class ShapeWindow) Specifies that the window is shaped to the X logo. The default is False. WIDGETS In order to specify resources, it is useful to know the hierarchy of the widgets which compose xlogo. In the notation below, indentation indi‐ cates hierarchical structure. The widget class name is given first, fol‐ lowed by the widget instance name. XLogo xlogo Logo xlogo ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY to get the default host and display number. XENVIRONMENT to get the name of a resource file that overrides the global resources stored in the RESOURCE_MANAGER property. FILES /etc/X11/app-defaults/XLogo specifies required resources SEE ALSO X(7), xrdb(1) AUTHORS Ollie Jones of Apollo Computer and Jim Fulton of the MIT X Consortium wrote the logo graphics routine, based on a graphic design by Danny Chong and Ross Chapman of Apollo Computer. X Version 11 xlogo 1.0.4 XLOGO(1)


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An R API Client for Valve's Dota2. RDota2 can be easily used to connect to the Steam API and retrieve data for Valve's popular video game Dota2. You can find out more about Dota2 at <http://store.steampowered.com/app/570/>.
| Version: | 0.1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0) |
| Imports: | httr, jsonlite |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2016-10-30 |
| Author: | Theo Boutaris [aut, cre, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Theo Boutaris <teoboot2007 at hotmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/LyzandeR/RDota2/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/LyzandeR/RDota2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | RDota2 results |
| Reference manual: | RDota2.pdf |
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Dramatically facilitate proactive solutions whereas professional intellectual capital. Holisticly utilize competitive e-markets through intermandated meta-services. Objectively.
Monotonectally foster future-proof infomediaries before principle-centered interfaces. Assertively recaptiualize cutting-edge web services rather than emerging "outside the box" thinking. Phosfluorescently cultivate resource maximizing technologies and user-centric convergence. Completely underwhelm cross functional innovation vis-a-vis.


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Chief Scientist at Acronym, Affiliated Researcher at Georgetown. Also formerly founding Director at Pew Research Center’s Data Labs and principle Research Scientist at Facebook.
I use complex experimentation and modeling, behavioral data from the web, and surveys to study how people understand and react to social information. Lately I’ve also been working on using privacy tech to unlock research/ML in corporate data warehouses.
My work has been published in Science, the American Political Science Review, the Journal of Politics, Public Opinion Quarterly, Communication Research, Radiology and Pediatric Radiology. My book, The Impression of Influence with Justin Grimmer and Sean Westwood, was published by Princeton University Press.


OUR ROOTS
In 2018, on a cloudy Monday afternoon, four students in the Interactive Media Specialist program at Fanshawe College were chatting about their weekend. When the topic of houseplants oddly came up, they all discovered there wasn’t a single greenthumb in their collective eight thumbs. Each of them had stories of buying plants with the best of intentions, only to be throwing out the shrivled remains a few weeks later. They collectively put their heads together and using their mixed Graphic Design and Coding backgrounds developed SQRoot. An app and sensor combination that would be their surrogate green thumbs.


About
Hi, I am Pankaj Deoli, originally from India and currently pursuing my masters in the domain of Commercial Vehicle Technology from University of Kaiserslautern. I love music, trying my hands on the Piano and sometimes singing. I occasioanlly write about random topics on Quora. I just started my YouTube channel where I post my Piano videos, so if you have some time, please do check them.
A little bit more
As you can see, I am quite old. It's best if you contact me through E-mail. You will have a reply the following day.
- Birthday: 25 October 1994
- Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- City: Kaiserslautern, Germany
- Age: 26
- Degree: Master in Science
- References: On request
Facts and Figures
Languages, Including native languages
Projects, Including Bachelors and Masters
Leadership positions
Volunteering Activities
Skills
Although we acquire many skills throughout our lifetime, I have acquired these until now. Will be updated regularly.
Resume
This section highlights my educational qualifications and expertise along-with professional work experiences.
Education
Master of Science in Commercial Vehicle Technology
Since 2018
Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Kaiserslautern, Germany
- It is a multi-displinary course combining Mechanical, Electronics and Computer science subjects to specialize in a domain.
Keypoints:
Image Processing, Computer vision, Robotics, ADASCurrent GPA:
1,7 (German grading system)
Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering
2012 - 2016
Graphic Era University, Dehradun, India
- The Bachelor's course was aligned towards learning the core concepts of mechanical engineering along-with a strong emphasis on Automobile projects.
Keypoints:
Mathematics, FEM, Automobile engineeringFinal GPA:
8.5/10 CGPA (1st class with Honours)
Professional Experience
Working Student
January 2021 - Present
trinamiX GmbH, Ludwigshafen, Germany
- Started with Robotics department.
Master's intern
October 2019 - April 2020
Continental ADC GmbH, Lindau, Germany
- Associated with the department of System Integration and testing.
- Automation of system architecture tests of Long and Short range Radar sensors.
- Analysis of Python and MATLAB scripts for Homologation, Radar Target Simulator and PPAR-Monitor tests.
- Performing testing procedures with CANoe, Restbus, Spectrum Analyser and Universal Measurement and Calibration Protocol (XCP).
Production Trainee
July 2017 - June 2018
Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd., Maharashtra, India
- Analysis and testing of V12 and V16 crdi Diesel Engines.
- Leakage analysis of engines during testing phases.
- Product development with CREO and ANSYS.
- Root cause analysis using various Q-tools (FMEA).
Project Engineer
June 2016 - November 2016
WIPRO Ltd., Chennai, India
- Working with various safety and security systems such as Networking, Symantec and McAfee.
Contact Me
"I'm only one mail awayyy"
Location:
Kurt schumacher starße 12.1.1, Kaiserslautern, 67663, Deutschland
Email:
deolipankaj94@gmail.com


Front-End Web and Hybrid Mobile Applications Developer
Creative Front-End web and hybrid mobile applications developer dedicated to building and optimizing an interactive user friendly and feature rich web sites. Leveraging analytical skills and strong attention to detail in order to deliver original and efficient web solutions. Versed in numerous programming languages, tools and technologies.
- Hands-on experience in stages of system development efforts, including requirements in definition design, architecture, testing and support.
Core Competencies
CERTIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
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Certifications: Agile Certified Scrum Master
- Platforms: Linux, LAMP, MEAN, NodeJS, Ionic, Angular, CakePHP, AWS
- Database: MySQL, MongoDB
- Tools: VS Code, SSH, Gulp, Git, Visual Basic
- Languages: HTML5, CSS3, SASS, JavaScript, TypeScript, ES6, PHP, Bash, SQL, JSON
PROJECTS
- VHOST Manager
- Built an interactive CLI application for restarting and reloading Apache virtual host files using Bash Shell.
- DartnDav.github.io
- Built a front-end website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- ● HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SASS ● Scripted front-end builds using SASS and Gulp
- Draw in JS
- Utilized the HTML5 canvas and event listeners to build a drawing application in Javascript.
- ● HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SASS
- NASA APOD
- Built a JavaScript application that interacts with NASA’s APOD API via AJAX using jQuery. Ported the application to vanilla JavaScript, Angular and Ionic as a PWA and mobile application.
- ● HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SASS ● Scripted front-end builds using SASS and Gulp
- Example.com
- Built a full stack LAMP application that provides user registration and CMS functionality.
- ● PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SASS
- Mean.example.com
- Built a full stack MEAN application that provides user registration and CMS functionality via REST APIs. API iterations are done using a browser based vanilla JavaScript application, an Angular application, or a Ionic PWA.
- ● NodeJs, Angular, TypeScript, Hybrid Mobile, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SASS
- ● Built client side applications in JavaScript then ported those to Angular and Ionic
Working Knowledge:
Google Analytics, WordPress, Constant Contact
EDUCATION
MicroTrain – Chicago, IL 2019
Continued Learning - Agile Full Stack Web and Hybrid Mobile Application Development
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Freedman Seating Company
- Chicago, IL1997-2019
Senior Flat Laser Programmer/CNC Programmer, Operator, Mechanic & Assistant Supervisor
Open a PDF file of my resume to print or download. Click here


A Journey from Design through to Web, and that's just the start
Needs, goals, MVP, Elements, Wireframes, Mobile-first, HTML, Skeleton and CSS
by: Peter Torr Smith
10th September, 2018
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What a responsive site is, and why responsiveness is important?
Elements and shapes resize and flow to optimally present the content on devices of all sizes
What mobile first design is, and why it's important?
building the site to work on a small 'mobile' screen (e.g. a Watch even), and then have the elements grow and appear as the screen size permits.
What frameworks are, and their pros and cons?
Bootstrap is common, powerful. Skeleton is good to learn quickly to get a basic mobile-responsive page built-up.
What a wireframe is and why we use it?
A low-fi, often initially hand-drawn, diagram of the main elements and content on a screen of different sizes.


Runescape Reviews
We're going big on this MUD
Runescape is an old game being played by a new froge.
The reviews:
Intro 01 - Froge succs the nostalgia soup, introduces format.

Thanks, Froppy - Froghand.
Today's page was updated on 2016-11-30 and created on 2016-10-26!
Advantages of friends: they know when you're dead, and they recommend you games.


Cristiano Ronaldo moves to 99 as Portugal reach Euro 2020
Defending champions qualify for next summer’s tournament with Luxembourg win
Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 99th international goal as the defending champions edged past Luxembourg 2-0 in difficult conditions away from home on Sunday to qualify for Euro 2020.
Bruno Fernandes broke the deadlock in the 39th minute and Ronaldo wrapped it up with four minutes left to ensure that Portugal finished second in Group B with 17 points, three ahead of Serbia who drew 2-2 with Ukraine.
Diogo Jota’s shot appeared to be going in any way but Ronaldo prodded it over to claim the goal.
He is one short of joining Iran’s Ali Daei, the only player to have scored a century of goals for a national team.
Portugal survived several early scares as they struggled to impose their game on a rain-soaked pitch full of divots at the Josy Barthel stadium.
Ronaldo, in particular, was not enjoying the conditions and gestured angrily at the pitch after sending a speculative wide in the first half.
Needing a win to qualify without having to worry about Serbia’s result, Portugal were in trouble early on as Luxembourg saw a chance to spring an upset.
Maurice Deville got above his marker and headed over from Laurent Jans’ cross and Vincent Thill, a thorn in Portugal’s side, had a goalbound shot blocked by Ruben Dias.
Luxembourg were even closer when a corner found Gerons Rodrigues unmarked but he headed over.
Portugal began to adapt to the conditions and their more direct approach was rewarded with a goal.
Bernardo Silva floated a pass over the Luxembourg defence from deep inside his own half and into the path of Fernandes who took it superbly in his stride and fired a low shot between Anthony Moris and the near post.
The second half was more comfortable for Portugal as they dominated possession although there still anxious moments.
Ronaldo nearly sealed it when he curled a free kick narrowly wide from the edge of the area.
With four minutes left, Silva’s cross found Jota and Moris got a hand to it but could not stop it crossing the line and Ronaldo poked it home for good measure.
Teams qualified for Euro 2020:
Austria
Belgium
Croatia
Czech Republic
England
Finland
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Poland
Portugal
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
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The Bug Tracker add-on can help the user raise the Alerts that they receive in the form of an issue or a bug on a Bug Tracker (like Bugzilla, Github,etc.) while scanning a web-app.
The user may configure the Bug Trackers with their important details like Username, Password/Token, Repository URL, etc. by going to Options->Bug Tracker and then selecting the appropriate Bug Tracker.
The user can select one or more Alerts (even their subnodes as per need) after scanning then the user can choose Context Menu Item -> Raise Issue on a Bug Tracker.
A new dialog will popup which will give the user the ability to edit the fields or even choose some fields from the existing configuration. For example: If the configuration of Github is chosen then there is no need to fill the Username, Password, and Repository URL as long as they are correct. There is a dropdown called "Choose a Bug Tracker" which the user can choose the Bug Tracker to raise the issue on.
The fields for raising the issue depend on the Bug Tracker and their implementations.
After filling out the fields the user can click "Save" to raise the issue. A message will then be displayed to the user stating if his/her attempt to raise the issue was succesful or not, and if not the reason for that.


Mystery letter about missing man Jordan Moray sparks fresh police appeal
Jordan Moray was reported missing on August 2 and new information has come to light
by Katie-Ann GupwellPolice are urging a man to come forward after a letter was received following the disappearance of Jordan Moray.
Jordan, 32, was reported missing on August 2 by his family , having last been seen by them on July 24.
The alarm was raised after concerned relatives visited his flat to find it unsecure with a gaming machine left on and his door unsecure.
His phone was also left at the address.
A friend of Jordan’s reported seeing him on July 29 in Bro Deg, Cwmbach.
Despite extensive searches being carried out in the area Jordan, from Aberdare , is yet to have been found.
Officers are now appealing to a man named Kevin Humphreys, and are urging him to get in touch.
Kevin recently wrote to South Wales Police and provided some information which officers believe may help their ongoing investigation. The details of the letter have not been disclosed.
However, it's hoped Mr Humphreys may be able to assist with further information as Jordan has now been missing for more than three months.
Detective Inspector Dai Cole, who is investigating Jordan’s disappearance, said: “Hopefully, Mr Humphreys, or somebody who knows him, will see this appeal and make contact.
“In his letter, he provided information which could be significant without him realising it.
“Jordan’s disappearance is a mystery and any new leads which may help us understand where he is at this time will be helpful.
“We know Jordan enjoys walking in places such as Cwmbach, the wider Aberdare area and as far afield as Brecon.
"It is not unusual for Jordan to walk in excess of 20 miles a day, usually off the beaten track on mountain trails.
"With this in mind, I would like to direct my appeal to those who also enjoy the outdoors, who may share his enjoyment of the same things and places.”
Anyone who may have any information is urged to contact 101 and give reference *284205.
Alternatively you can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.


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- STREET PLAY
SOLO SINGING
Does music run through your veins and beat in your chest? If music is your language, and the stage is your world, then grab the microphone and get ready to enchant everyone with your vocals.Is singing the passion you live for? Yes? Then bring out the performer in you at CHREONITE and mesmerize the audience with your voice in "KALRAV 2K17"
DUET SINGING
The most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or touched, they are felt with the heart.
If you’re the pair whose melodies can resonate in the hearts of the masses, give it what you’ve got at Two’s a Show!
Can you experiment with raw tunes and sing in a langue etrangere? Create a mind-blowing musical reaction with the languages you love and show us your chemistry in SUR SANGAM in "KALRAV 2K17"!
BATTLE OF BANDS
This event is not competitive ,so no prize will be distributed...
SOLO DANCE
RULES:
1. Each participant must have his/her track on mobile phone or pen drive
2. Participants must submit his/her track to the volunteer present at the venue.
3. Song must be of at least 1 min for audition.
4. Each participants must report at given time at a given venue
5. Registrations will be online, no offline registration will be allowed.
DUET DANCE
RULES:
1. Each participant must have his/her track on mobile phone or pen drive.
2. Track must be submitted to the volunteer present at the venue.
3. Song must be of at least 1 min for auditions.
4. Each participants must report at given time at a given venue.
5. Participants Registrations will be online, no offline registration will be allowed.
GROUP DANCE
NO details!!!
SKIT
CURTAIN CALL,the stage event, performs the all-important role of telling stories – stories that make you shiver, that make you feel peaceful, that will connect with you on a level that makes a million things cross your mind.
RAMP WALK
Made with sugar and spice and everything nice!
Watch beautiful and glamourous girls & tall and handsome boys set the stage aflame as they walk down that aisle in their splendid attires and exciting themes.
GLITZ N GLAM is a celebration of style, confidence and elegance.
So, let the unparalleled aura of glamour enrapture you at"KALRAV 2K17"!
RULES
1. You will be selected on basis of Individual talent.
2. Bring your own heels for the audition.
3. Selected members would be given a theme 8-10 days before the final competition.
4. Selected members have to arrange their own dresses (Ideas and help would be given).
STREET PLAY
RANG MANCH,the street event, brings out the issues and afflictions that ravage our nation at every moment, each day, and attempts to bring a change in the situations of the afflicted.
TIME LIMIT: 20 Minutes (18+2)
TEAM SIZE: 18+2(with instruments)
WARNING BELL: 18 MINUTES
FINAL BELL: 20 MINUTES
RULES AND REGUALTIONS
1. Teams exceeding the 20 minutes Final bell will attract negative marks.
2. Language of the Play: Teams can use English/Hindi/Hinglish as the language of their play.
3. The competition will be conducted in a street like open place and hence no microphones, Speakers, Music systems will be allowed or available. Teams can sing/dance or use raw musical instruments by themselves to create the necessary music or sound.
- 3D RANGOLI
- MEHANDI
- FACE PAINTING
- T-SHIRT PAINTING
- GREEN CARD MAKING
- POSTER MAKING
- COLLAGE MAKING
- ROADIES
- NEED FOR SPEED
- COUNTERSTRIKE 1.6
- CODING
- BALLOON BURST
- MASTER THROW
- ROBO WAR
- WATER ROCKET
- BRIDGE MAKING
- HEALTH CAMP
- COSMOTECH
- COMPO-CHARADES
- CIRCUITRONICS
3D RANGOLI
Take your imagination to the next level with your Rangoli designs fill it up with Different attractive colours leave everyone amazed at the sight of such brilliance and full of rave for an artist.
1- No. of participants in one team will be 4-6.
- No. of participants in one team will be 4-6.
2- Each team will be maximum of 2 hours
3- Participants can use any five colours of their choice.
4- Chalk (as required), paper, pencil, cotton cloth and only two extra material for decorative purpose.
5- The decision of judges will be final and binding on all contestants.
6- Design will be given at the time of competition.
MEHANDI
Take your imagination to the next level with your Rangoli designs fill it up with Different attractive colours leave everyone amazed at the sight of such brilliance and full of rave for an artist.
1- Participants must bring their own 2 coves.
2- Each participant will be given maximum of 1 hour.
3- No booklets are allowed inside.
4- Judgement will be on the basis of following criteria-
a) Design and neatness
b) Timing
5- Design will be given at the time of competition.
FACE PAINTING
Do you believe in magic with colours? Do you think you can change a person’s identity? Give a chance to your dream characters to let them shine on others face.
1- No. of participants will be two.
2- Participants should bring their own inventories.
3- Brush set 3 pack, paint palette, face and body paint (maximum 5-6), face glitter (any 2 colour), sponge set and two extra materials for decorative purpose.
4- Time limit is 60 minutes.
5- Topic will be given on the spot.
6- Participants will be judged on the basis of creativity, innovative and design.
7- Decision of the judges will be final and binding.
T-SHIRT PAINTING
Let your clothes tell the insanity of your soul. Create your own costume for a day and let others know how your personality speaks with just a TEE.
1- Maximum of two members in a team.
2- Theme will be given at the spot.
3- Time duration for the event is 1 hrs.
4- The judge’s decision is final and binding.
5- T-Shirts will be arranged by themselves which shall be plain and white in colour.
6- Paints or other materials for painting will be arranged by themselves.
7- Fabric colour (any 5), brushes (2 of any size), sparkle tubes (3 of any colour), pencils, erasers, sharpeners and two extra materials for decorative purpose.
GREEN CARD MAKING
Drops make the ocean, intentions makes an engineer; can your scraps make your card?? Let others learn to create with scraps and initiate for a Green Nation.
1- No. of participants allowed from each college/zone is one.
2- The time provided for this competition is 1 hour.
3- Scissors and scales are not allowed. You are expected to use your hands only.
POSTER MAKING
Some artists might plan out the design in fine detail; others might just let the brush flow with organic creativity. Here, a sheet of paper can tell everyone “yes, you are a true artist”.
1- No. of participants will be two.
2- The time allotted for this competition is one hour.
3- Inventory cannot be provided by the authority, you have to bring your respective materials for poster making.
4- A1 Size (59.4cm x 84.1cm) White Paper, Stationary (Pencil, Eraser, Ruler, Sharpener), Colours (Poster, Crayons (maximum 5 colours)), Paint Brush (of any required size), Cotton, Sketch Pens (any five).
5- Topic for the competition will be given on the spot.
6- Caption should be mentioned on the poster. No slogan should be written.
COLLAGE MAKING
An interesting way to show your love through your artwork, where the artwork is made from an assemblage of different forms, thus creating a new whole.
1- No. of participants in this competition will be two.
2- Time allotted for the competition will be one hour.
3- Full size chart paper (1of any colour), crayons (any 5), water colours (any 5), glue stick, sketch pens (any 3 colour), pencil, eraser, newspaper clippings and magazine pages can be used.
4- Scissors and scales are not allowed. You are expected to use your hands only.
5- Only 2 extra materials can be used for decorative purpose.

Roadies is a place where you can test your determination by going through task like ….!!!!
Do you really bother to know?
Just go to link and get yourself registered now!
‘’It’s hard to beat a person who never give up”
Show up Opp. To B.Pharm Block at 9:30 AM on (TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY) 14/02/2017 – 15/02/2017 .
Registrations are open until 13/02/2017
Show up what you got!
NEED FOR SPEED
Are you a real gamer? Let your passion to drive flow on the virtual tracks.  Compete with your friends and show your driving skills. COME ON!!! GET YOUR OWN FERRARI….
• 4 players race.
• 1st round ::: sprint
• 2nd round ::: circuit.
• 3rd round ::::: drag.
Speed brakes are not allowed.
Final:::: To be declared at venue
• 1 player to be selected for the next round.
• Elimination process::::: Knockout.
  Stay safe, keep hitting and win the game with co-ordination.
• Offense: Terrorist Side
• Defence: Counter-Terrorist Side
• Round: One 1 minute 45 second cycle on a map
• Half: 6 rounds of play on a defending or offensive side
• Half time: The period between halves in which teams swap sides
• Match: First team to win 7 total rounds, or the single overtime round
• Overtime: In the case of a 6-6 score at the end of regulation play, 3 overtime rounds will be played. The start money for each team will be set at $10,000 per player for
overtime.
• Game Format:
• Competition Method: 5 vs. 5
• Players: 10 total (5 on each team)
• Rounds: 12 rounds for regulation play
• Max Rounds Format: 6 rounds as Offense, and 6 rounds as Defence per team until the victory condition is met
• Victory Condition: The first team to win 6rounds in regulation or the team that wins the overtime period.
• Buy time: 15 seconds
• Start money: $800 for regulation play, $10,000 for overtime periods
• Freeze time: 15 seconds
• C4 Timer: 35 seconds
• Map Pool:
1. de_dust2
2. de_inferno
3. de_nuke
4. de_train
*The map pool may be changed prior to the tournament. Players will be informed of any such changes as soon as possible.
• Side Selection:
1. By knife round / coin toss, at admin discretion
2. At half time, teams will switch sides
3. Half time will be a maximum of two minutes, at which point both teams must be ready
• Setup and Configuration:
1. Non-standard game settings or third party applications that affect game play are not permitted. Players found using either will be penalized at the administrators´ discretion.
2. Crouch hopping will not be allowed.
• Tournament Guidelines:
1. Any disconnection issues that cannot be resolved by the players in the match must be brought to the attention of an admin immediately.
2. Any use of game exploits, cheats, or any other play deemed “unfair” by an admin may result in disciplinary action up to and including disqualification from the tournament.
3. All players must save game replays and end-of-game score screen shots; in the event of a dispute, these assets will be used as evidence to determine the result of the dispute.
4. Once the match starts, players will not be able to dispute a match on the grounds of match settings.
5. Each team will be responsible for checking the other team's roster is valid BEFORE the match begins, disputes regarding teams using un-rostered players will not be valid after the completion of the match.
6. Any intentional abuse of "pause" by a player on the server will be result in disciplinary action to be decided by an administrator.
• Violations
1. Silent or unreachable bomb plants – The bomb must be audible and planted in a position that is accessible without a boost.
2. Flash bang exploits - No flash bang exploits will be allowed.
3. Use of any unapproved textures or models - Only default CS 1.6 models will be allowed.
4. Punishment for any violation will be at the sole discretion of the administrators
1. Rule Changes:
The Administrators reserve the right to modify the rules as needed. This includes changes due to software updates or releases, event organizer decisions and all other changes deemed necessary to run a successful tournament. Teams are responsible to check the rules on a regular basis and prior to the event to ensure they are in complete compliance. Teams must understand that rules listed are guidelines to ensure fair and competitive play and are subject to interpretation by the administrators based on the spirit of the game.
CODING
“The best method for accelerating a computer is the one that boosts it by 9.8 m/s2: Here comes the most awaited event that lets you prove your coding knowledge that you gain throughout the year. Come and press the keys with speed of light to win.
There will be two rounds.
Round 1:
There will be quiz based on basic language e.g C and DS.
1. 30 MCQ
2. Time duration 30 MINS.
3. Each question carry 3 marks.
4. -1 for each wrong answer.
Round 2:
1. Four problem statements will be given by at that instant.
BALLOON BURST
Every birthday party is only enjoyable when the kids get balloons to burst. So here we present an event which will rekindle your childhood memory by bursting balloons with your teammate.
1- At a time, 5-8 Participant will Participate.
2- Participant will have to burst the Balloon kept on Chair by Sitting on it.
3- Winner will be decided on the basis of number of Balloon Bursted.
Master Throw:
1. One person will allow to throw the Ball and Dismantle the building of Glass.
2. Certain Distance is maintained Between Glass and Participant.
3. All Glass should Fall then only the winner will be declared.
4. Three Balls are allowed to each Participant.
MASTER THROW
Perfect timing is always a important factor. In this game participants need to hit a stack of glasses in 2 throws of ball. Who completely disintegrate the stack will win the game.
ROBO WAR
War is not only fought with guns, here you get all the opportunities to bring up your knowledge to design bots and build up your skills to fight. Brutal war will be done between manual bots in a battle arena. Show your skills in robotics and manufacturing to throw the opponent out of the arena.
1. Maximum number of participants in each team will be 8.
2. All bots should fulfil the allotted criteria.
3. Bot will be disqualified or out of the battle if it weigh above 15kg.
4. Each bot will be given 2 chances in arena in 1 qualification round.
5. The decision of judges will be final and binding on all participants.
WATER ROCKET
The event which needs combined study of aerodynamics and flight parameters which are employed during the flight. Compete between the various designs and the creativity of different teams.
1. Number of participants in each team will be 3.
2. Each team will be given maximum of 2hours.
3. Each team will bring their own bottles (2ltr. PET cold drink bottles) at least two & launcher will be provided to all the teams.
4. Judgement will be done on basis of following criteria:
4.1. Design and Neatness,
4.2. Dynamic Performance.
5. The decision of judges will be final and binding on all participants.
BRIDGE MAKING
Applying the concepts of structural analysis and making effective designs to withstand the load coming disasters. A design needs to be innovative that provides strength to bear the load.
1. Quiz will be conducted on the spot and time duration of quiz will be 15 minutes.
2. Members will be shortlisted on the basis of marks obtained.
3. Inventory will be provided at the time of competition.
4. Maximum no. of members in a group will be 4.
5. Time duration of bridge making will be 2 hours.
HEALTH CAMP
Are you a health concern person? Go and get the free check up and let your body shine like your soul. A general camp team comprises of general physician, pharmacist and assistants are waiting to create a healthy environment to healthy people.
“Get checked, get early detection, saves lives”
Health is wealth. A HEALTH CAMP scheduled to take place on 14th FEB., 2016 at R.K.G.I.T Ghaziabad.
Here’s to your health: -
1. BLOOD PRESSURE
2. BODY MASS INDEX
3. BLOOD GLUCOSE
4. BLOOD GROUP
“Health of nation is more important than wealth of nation.”
COSMOTECH
A quiz for pharmacy students to enhance their knowledge about composition of salts and medical kits. Let the fever of biology treated with student’s paracetamol.
1. A Team of Three Students.
2. They will formulate the cosmetic preparation of their choice with proper labelling and market the cosmetic preparation before the judges.
3. Formulation should be prepared within a maximum time limit of 45 minutes.
4. The marketing portion can be completed within a maximum time of 5 minutes.
5. The decisions of the judges and convenors will be final and binding.
COMPO-CHARADES
Acting and copying others is a common scene in hostels. Let’s come and do it in a technical manner where we enhance our knowledge with fun.
Round:-1
1. QUIZ
• 20 teams will be selected on the basis of first come first serve methodology.
• Quiz will be organised.
• Out of 20 teams 10 teams will be filtered out.
Round:-2
2. COMPO CHARADES
• Chits with components’ name would be kept in a box.
• One of the members of each team would come and explain to the other member within 1 minute.
• Winner will be decided on the basis of number of components identified in the given time limit.
CIRCUITRONICS
It’s a fun to actually bias a p-n junction and other components so that they can perform together to bring a set of instructions. This event let you check and apply your circuiting knowledge.
Round:-1
1. Electronic quiz.
• 20 team will be selected on the basis of first come first serve methodology.
• Quiz will be organised.
• Out of 20 teams 10 teams will be filtered.
Round:-2
2. Components identification
• Slides comprising of components will be shown to team for 30 seconds.
• For the next 30 seconds team would write the components shown to them.
• Around 10 slides will be shown.
• Out of 10 teams 5 teams will be filtered out.
Round:-3
3. Circuit making.
- GK QUIZ
- HINDI DEBATE
- ENGLISH DEBATE
- MOVIE MAKING
- SPIN-A-YARN
- PRESS CONFERENCE
- AD MAD SHOW
- MR. AND MS. INTELLECT
- MAGAZINE COVER
- CAMPUS RECRUITMENT
- CARTOON MAKING
- PAPER PRESENTATION
- HINDI VERSE WRITING
GK QUIZ
Description: This event is conducted in two phases as a individual event.
This event is conducted as per the following rounds.
First Round: Elimination round.
Players will be short listed as per their respective scores in a written quiz.
Second Round:
Quiz based on current affairs.
Top 12 players will qualify for the next round.
Third Round:
Picture perception round.
Top 6 players will go to the final round.
Final Round:
Rapid fire/ buzzer round
HINDI DEBATE
Description: This event is divided in two rounds.
Round 1: Elimination round
Speak either FOR or AGAINST a given topic
Best 12 will go to final round.
Final round: Participants will be given a topic. Each candidate can either speak FOR a topic or AGAINST it.
ENGLISH DEBATE
Description: This event is divided in two rounds.
Round 1: Elimination round
Speak either FOR or AGAINST a given topic
Best 12 will go to final round.
Final round: Participants will be given a topic. Each candidate can either speak FOR a topic or AGAINST it.
MOVIE MAKING
Description: Do you think you can make it? Movie-Making is the event which will help you to show your directing skills. Come make your own movie.
A one day workshop will be conducted for the interested students.
ROUND 1- Participants will submit their movie/documentary within a specified period of time.
ROUND 2- The shortlisted candidates from first round will present their movie/documentary in-front of jury.
SPIN-A-YARN
Description:
This is a single phase event and also singularly participated.
The participants have to weave a story on a given phrase .The next participant has to take the story of the previous participant as a lead and continue further.
The most fluent and innovative will be declared as the winner.
PRESS CONFERENCE
Description: This is a two phase event.
First Round: Shortlisting Round
Shortlisting would be done on the basis of a written quiz.
Second Round: This round is an interview conducted by the judges where each participant is asked questions based on different situations. Each participant is asked to play the role of a famous personality which is decided on the basis of an arbitrary chit chosen by the participant.
AD MAD SHOW
Description: This is a two phase event. A maximum of 3 members can form a team to participate in this event.
First Round: Shortlisting round
This round is for shortlisting the candidates for the final round. Each team will be asked to prepare an appropriate chart for their product in order to sell their product.
Second Round:
In this round, each team will be arbitrarily assigned a product. Each team will be judged on the basis of the chart, jingle and the act that they use in order to sell their product.
MR. AND MS. INTELLECT
This is an event that requires intellectual skills & your decision making capabilities. The participants will have to go through several rounds to get the precious tag of Mr. & Ms. Intellect of 2017. Participants have to go through following rounds-
Round 1- It's a questionary round, participants will have to fill the form with answers.
Round 2- The short-listed student will have to face an online quiz , consisting of questions related to aptitude and logical reasoning.
Round 3- Group-Discussion
Round 4- This is the final round in which the finalists will be asked questions on the main stage.
MAGAZINE COVER
Description:
It is an event to showcase your imagination skills. The participants will have to design a cover for a magazine based on a theme.
It is a one round event and the best cover among all the others will be declared as the winner.
CAMPUS RECRUITMENT
Description: This event provides a better opportunity to participants to know how the actual campus recruitment is being done.
There will be five rounds in this event, as follows-
ROUND 1 : APTITUDE TEST
ROUND 2 : PICTURE PERCEPTION TEST
ROUND 3 : WORD ASSOCIATION TEST
ROUND 4: GROUP DISCUSSION
ROUND 5:PERSONAL INTERVIEW
NOTE: All rounds will be elimination round . Qualifier of previous round will be eligible for the next round.
CARTOON MAKING
Description:
This is a single phase event and also singularly participated.
Participants will have to make a cartoon based on the theme provided on the spot. The Cartoons will be judged on the parameters of artistic creativity and the message conveyed.
The entries have to be given on half of the standard sized chart paper.
PAPER PRESENTATION
Description:
This event will be conducted in two rounds.
ROUND 1:
Participants will have to prepare a theme based abstract and mail the same to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ROUND 2:
Those who will clear the first round will have to give the presentation of their abstract in front of judges and audience.
HINDI VERSE WRITING
GUIDELINES:
1. Number of participant is one.
2. It is an event of two rounds.
3. First Round: Every participant has to write a poem on the desired topic in Hindi and submit on the email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>4. Students will be short listed for the second round on the basis of their submitted poems.
5. Second Round: The selected participants will be provided with a topic on the spot to write a Hindi poem in 30 minutes and recite it in front of the judges.
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My Personal Details
Name:Ellen Tarrant
Age:19
Address:*******
Contact Number:***-*******
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Education Overview
- 2004-2012 Coachford National School, Coachford, Co.Cork.
- 2012- 2018 Coachford College, Coachford, Co. Cork.
Junior Certificate Results
- English: C
- Irish: B
- Maths: B
- French: B
- History: B
- Science: B
- Business Studies: B
- Technical Graphics: B
- Geography: A
Leaving Certificate Results
- English: H4
- Irish: H3
- Maths: H4
- Biology: H2
- Accounting: H2
- French: O3
- Agricultural Science: H3
Work Experience
I currently work weekends in O'Callaghans Bar Coachford.
I spent my previous summer working in DalyLordan & Co Accountants Ballincollig
I have also completed a weeks work experience in transiton year in Scoil Spiorad Naomh in Bishopstown
For the last 4 years I have worked in the cul camp in Aghabullogue GAA Club
I worked in Centra Coachford for 7 months in 2016


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Functions | |
| int | le_flock_Open (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode) |
| int | le_flock_Create (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_flock_CreateMode_t createMode, mode_t permissions) |
| int | le_flock_TryOpen (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode) |
| int | le_flock_TryCreate (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_flock_CreateMode_t createMode, mode_t permissions) |
| void | le_flock_Close (int fd) |
| FILE * | le_flock_OpenStream (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_result_t *resultPtr) |
| FILE * | le_flock_CreateStream (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_flock_CreateMode_t createMode, mode_t permissions, le_result_t *resultPtr) |
| FILE * | le_flock_TryOpenStream (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_result_t *resultPtr) |
| FILE * | le_flock_TryCreateStream (const char *pathNamePtr, le_flock_AccessMode_t accessMode, le_flock_CreateMode_t createMode, mode_t permissions, le_result_t *resultPtr) |
| void | le_flock_CloseStream (FILE *fileStreamPtr) |
Detailed Description
Legato File Locking API include file.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.
Enumeration Type Documentation
File access modes.
- Note
- When writing to a file, the writes are always appended to the end of the file by default. When reading from a file, the reads always starts at the beginning of the file by default.
Function Documentation
| void le_flock_Close | ( | int | fd | ) |
Closes the file and releases the lock.
- Parameters
-
[in] fd File descriptor of the file to close.
| void le_flock_CloseStream | ( | FILE * | fileStreamPtr | ) |
Closes the file stream and releases the lock.
| int le_flock_Create | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_flock_CreateMode_t | createMode, | ||
| mode_t | permissions | ||
| ) |
Creates, opens and locks file.
If the file does not exist, it will be created with the file permissions specified in the arugment permissions (modified by the process's umask). Refer to the POSIX function open(2) for details of mode_t:
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/open.2.html
If the file already exists, then this function will either replace the existing file, open the existing file or fail depending on the createMode argument. The permissions argument is ignored if the file already exists.
The file can be opened for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE, a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will block until the lock can be obtained. This function may block even if it creates the file because creating the file and locking it is not atomic.
- Returns
- File descriptor to the file specified in pathNamePtr. LE_DUPLICATE if the file already exists and LE_FLOCK_FAIL_IF_EXIST is specified in createMode LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Parameters
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[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [in] createMode Action to take if the file already exists. [in] permissions File permissions used when creating the file. See the function header comments for more details.
| FILE* le_flock_CreateStream | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_flock_CreateMode_t | createMode, | ||
| mode_t | permissions, | ||
| le_result_t * | resultPtr | ||
| ) |
Creates a file, locks it and opens a C standard library buffered file stream to it.
If the file does not exist it will be created with the file permissions specified in the arugment permissions (modified by the process's umask). Refer to the POSIX function open(2) for details of mode_t:
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/open.2.html
If the file already exists then this function will either replace the existing file, open the existing file or fail depending on the createMode argument.
The file can be opened for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE then a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it this function will block until the lock can be obtained. This function may block even if it creates the file because creating the file and locking it is not atomic.
If there was an error NULL is returned and resultPtr is set to:
- LE_DUPLICATE if the file already exists and LE_FLOCK_FAIL_IF_EXIST is specified in createMode.
- LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Returns
- Buffered file stream handle to the file if successful. NULL if there was an error.
- Parameters
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[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [in] createMode Action to take if the file already exists. [in] permissions File permissions used when creating the file. See the function header comments for more details. [out] resultPtr Pointer to result code. This can be NULL if the result code is not wanted.
| int le_flock_Open | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode | ||
| ) |
Opens and locks an existing file.
The file can be open for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE then a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it this function will block until the lock can be obtained.
- Returns
- File descriptor to the file specified in pathNamePtr. LE_NOT_FOUND if the file does not exist. LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file.
| FILE* le_flock_OpenStream | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_result_t * | resultPtr | ||
| ) |
Locks an existing file and opens a C standard library buffered file stream to it.
The file can be open for reading, writing or both read and write as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE then a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will block until the lock can be obtained.
If there was an error NULL is returned and resultPtr is set to:
- LE_NOT_FOUND if the file does not exist.
- LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Returns
- Buffered file stream handle to the file if successful. NULL if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [out] resultPtr Pointer to result code. This can be NULL if the result code is not wanted.
| int le_flock_TryCreate | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_flock_CreateMode_t | createMode, | ||
| mode_t | permissions | ||
| ) |
Creates, opens and locks file.
If the file does not exist, it will be created with the file permissions specified in the argument permissions (modified by the process's umask). Refer to the POSIX function open(2) for details of mode_t:
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/open.2.html
If the file already exists, this function will either replace the existing file, open the existing file or fail depending on the createMode argument. The permissions argument is ignored if the file already exists.
The file can be opened for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. f accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE, a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will fail and return LE_WOULD_BLOCK immediately. This function may fail with LE_WOULD_BLOCK even if it creates the file because creating the file and locking it is not atomic.
- Returns
- File descriptor to the file specified in pathNamePtr. LE_DUPLICATE if the file already exists and LE_FLOCK_FAIL_IF_EXIST is specified in createMode LE_WOULD_BLOCK if there is already an incompatible lock on the file. LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [in] createMode Action to take if the file already exists. [in] permissions File permissions used when creating the file. See the function header comments for more details.
| FILE* le_flock_TryCreateStream | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_flock_CreateMode_t | createMode, | ||
| mode_t | permissions, | ||
| le_result_t * | resultPtr | ||
| ) |
Creates a file, locks it and opens a C standard library buffered file stream to it.
If the file does not exist, it will be created with the file permissions specified in the arugment permissions (modified by the process's umask). Refer to the POSIX function open(2) for details of mode_t:
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/open.2.html
If the file already exists, this function will either replace the existing file, open the existing file or fail depending on the createMode argument.
The file can be opened for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE then a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will return NULL immediately and set resultPtr to LE_WOULD_BLOCK. This function may fail with LE_WOULD_BLOCK even if it creates the file because creating the file and locking it is not atomic.
If there was an error NULL is returned and resultPtr is set to:
- LE_DUPLICATE if the file already exists and LE_FLOCK_FAIL_IF_EXIST is specified in createMode.
- LE_WOULD_BLOCK if there is already an incompatible lock on the file.
- LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Returns
- Buffered file stream handle to the file if successful. NULL if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [in] createMode Action to take if the file already exists. [in] permissions File permissions used when creating the file. See the function header comments for more details. [out] resultPtr Pointer to result code.
| int le_flock_TryOpen | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode | ||
| ) |
Opens and locks an existing file.
The file can be open for reading, writing or both as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE, a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will fail and return LE_WOULD_BLOCK immediately.
- Returns
- File descriptor to the file specified in pathNamePtr. LE_NOT_FOUND if the file does not exist. LE_WOULD_BLOCK if there is already an incompatible lock on the file. LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file.
| FILE* le_flock_TryOpenStream | ( | const char * | pathNamePtr, |
| le_flock_AccessMode_t | accessMode, | ||
| le_result_t * | resultPtr | ||
| ) |
Locks an existing file and opens a C standard library buffered file stream to it.
The file can be open for reading, writing or both read and write as specified in the accessMode argument. If accessMode is either LE_FLOCK_WRITE or LE_FLOCK_READ_AND_WRITE then a write lock will be placed on the file, otherwise a read lock will be placed on the file.
If attempting to lock a file that already has an incompatible lock on it, this function will return NULL immediately and set resultPtr to LE_WOULD_BLOCK.
If there was an error NULL is returned and resultPtr is set to:
- LE_NOT_FOUND if the file does not exist.
- LE_WOULD_BLOCK if there is already an incompatible lock on the file.
- LE_FAULT if there was an error.
- Returns
- Buffered file stream handle to the file if successful. NULL if there was an error.
- Parameters
-
[in] pathNamePtr Pointer to the path name of the file to open. [in] accessMode Access mode to open the file. [out] resultPtr Pointer to result code.


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