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I have been expermenting with websites since I was in fourth grade, when I got my first laptop. At first, I had lot of fun editing text on websites and changing color of the words. However, I realized that it wouldn't actually teach me much. So, I typed 'coding' and 'programming' into the search bar and the first website that caught my eye was Khan Academy. I took me almost a year to finish the course. I started to like coding after I completed the whole Khan Academy coding course. I kept like coding and that explains why I am in this programming class today.
When I was ten years old, my brother and I created random videos and posted them on YouTube. I got bored of it, so I created my own channel, which means I have the rights to create whatever I want. I recorded and edited videos for around three months, but when I saw I gained no subscribers and I needed to do other things, I abondoned that channel. However, that doesn't mean I have to abondon my dream too. I have been preparing for a long time and I am finally going to create a successful channel when I am thirteen (11 more months). I am interested in Minecraft and programming so that is probably what I am going to post.
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The table below describes each parameter associated with SSH keys.
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| name | Name of the SSH key as specific by the user. |
| content | Content of the public SSH key. |
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Falco Timer. More...
#include <fl_timer.h>
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| LIST_ENTRY (fl_timer_t_) timer_lc | |
| List connector for all timers. | |
| LIST_ENTRY (fl_timer_t_) task_timer_lc | |
| List connector for all timers associated with a task. | |
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| int | fire_when |
| Initial expiration of the timer (in seconds) | |
| int | fire_interval |
| Interval for periodic timer (in seconds) | |
| char | name [FL_TIMER_NAME_MAX_LEN] |
| Timer name specified by the application in fl_timer_create(). | |
| fl_app_timer_method_t | timer_method |
| Method invoked upon timeout. | |
| void * | app_data |
| Opaque data (or context) registered by the application in fl_timer_create(). This is passed to the application with the timeout method. | |
| int | timerfd |
(Timer) File descriptor returned by timerfd_create() | |
| struct itimerspec | its |
| Period interval. | |
| fl_task_t * | task |
| Task with which this timer is associated. | |
| u_int32_t | ndispatches |
| Number of times this timer has been dispatched after timeout/expiration. | |
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Submitted by northwarks on Tue, 19/05/2015 - 20:48
Hi experts!
I'm struggling to find anything about input processing thats up to date specifically related to calculating cost per day /month/year and how to get that into graphs? There are several posts I've read and frankly I'm lost, I do understand I need to:
log feed from grid -> x by unit cost (19.7p) -> log to new feed (cost per day/week/month/year)
I'm getting confused with kWh feed or Grid feed and how to get the correct multiplier and how to display, has anyone here in the UK got it working and can share how they have done it?
Many TIA
Worth adding I tried following this post:
18 & 19 allow negative & allow positive resets the chain to zero
20 +input "grid"
- allow positive (required to exclude export unless you have a net usage tariff)
21 x 0.023 (23 cents per kw/hr x 0.001 = 0.023 cents per w/hr)
22 log to feed "MyRunningImportCostPerHour" logged/displayed in cents varies & with load
23 x 1000 (this is to counteract the in-built w to kw conversion in the "power to KWh/d" function)
24 Power to KWh/d feed "MyImportCostToday" logged in cents
25 Power to Kwh feed "MyTotalImportCosts" logged in cents
And ended up with the following errors:
[Tue May 19 19:05:35 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 98
[Tue May 19 19:05:35 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] PHP Fatal error: Method name must be a string in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 100
Calculating Costs
Submitted by northwarks on Tue, 19/05/2015 - 20:48Hi experts!
I'm struggling to find anything about input processing thats up to date specifically related to calculating cost per day /month/year and how to get that into graphs? There are several posts I've read and frankly I'm lost, I do understand I need to:
log feed from grid -> x by unit cost (19.7p) -> log to new feed (cost per day/week/month/year)
I'm getting confused with kWh feed or Grid feed and how to get the correct multiplier and how to display, has anyone here in the UK got it working and can share how they have done it?
Many TIA
Worth adding I tried following this post:
18 & 19 allow negative & allow positive resets the chain to zero
20 +input "grid"
- allow positive (required to exclude export unless you have a net usage tariff)
21 x 0.023 (23 cents per kw/hr x 0.001 = 0.023 cents per w/hr)
22 log to feed "MyRunningImportCostPerHour" logged/displayed in cents varies & with load
23 x 1000 (this is to counteract the in-built w to kw conversion in the "power to KWh/d" function)
24 Power to KWh/d feed "MyImportCostToday" logged in cents
25 Power to Kwh feed "MyTotalImportCosts" logged in cents
And ended up with the following errors:
[Tue May 19 19:05:35 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] PHP Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 98
[Tue May 19 19:05:35 2015] [error] [client <IP_ADDRESS>] PHP Fatal error: Method name must be a string in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/input/process_model.php on line 100


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| final void | DrawTitle (CGame game) |
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| final void | DrawAnimations (CGame game, Vector2 position) |
| Draws the animations. More... | |
| final void | DrawCannonballs (CGame game, Vector2 position) |
| Draws the cannonballs. More... | |
| final void | DrawTextBackgroundFrame (CGame game, Vector2 size) |
| Draws the floor tiles of main player to cover the specified area. More... | |
| final void | DrawBrickFrame (CGame game, Vector2 position, Vector2 size) |
| Draws the brick border for text. More... | |
| final void | DrawMortar (CGame game, Vector2 position, Vector2 size) |
| Draws the mortar for text. More... | |
| final void | DrawBrickOutline (CGame game, Vector2 position, Vector2 size) |
| Draws the outline on the brick for border. More... | |
| final void | DrawTargetCursors (CGame game) |
| Draws the player cursors using the target tileset. More... | |
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Mode mainly dealing with UI and has a title.
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Draws the menu background, title, and root element.
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protected |
Draws menu background with bricks.
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| size | Size of background |
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protected |
Draws the title surrounded by brick border.
| game | Game drawing |
| void game.modes.CMenuMode.Update | ( | CGame | game | ) |
Updates root UI element.
| game | Game updating |
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protected |
Makes a new menu mode with a title.
| title |
The root UI element


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To Ruby from PHP
PHP is in widespread use for web applications, but if you want to use Ruby on Rails or just want a language that’s more tailored for general use, Ruby is worth a look.
Similarities
As in PHP, in Ruby…
- Ruby is dynamically typed, like in PHP, so you don’t need to worry about having to declare variables.
- There are classes, and you can control access to them like in PHP 5
(
public
,protected
andprivate
) - Some variables start with $, like in PHP (but not all)
- There’s
eval
, too. - You can use string interpolating. Instead of doing ”$foo is a $bar”,
you can do
"#{foo} is a #{bar}"
—like in PHP, this doesn’t apply for single-quoted strings. - There’s heredocs
- Ruby has exceptions, like PHP 5
- There’s a fairly large standard library
- Arrays and hashes work like expected, if you exchange
array()
for{
and}
:array('a' => 'b')
becomes{'a' => 'b'}
. true
andfalse
behave like in PHP, butnull
is callednil
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Unlike in PHP, in Ruby…
- There’s strong typing. You’ll need to call
to_s
,to_i
etc. to convert between strings, integers and so on, instead of relying on the language to do it - Strings, numbers, arrays, hashes, etc. are objects. Instead of calling abs(-1) it’s -1.abs
- Parentheses are optional in method calls, except to clarify which parameters go to which method calls
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- Reflection is an inherent capability of objects, you don’t need to use
Reflection
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and""
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Note: this example may appear blank if you are using MacOS or have an older GPU.
There are lots of ways that we can approach this kind of puzzle piece animation and display. This example looks at the very first way to understand this problem. This is not the most efficient approach, but it’s one way that you could think about solving the problem.
The biggest piece here is in how an input texture is sliced up and turned into puzzle pieces. In this example we manually crop and slice up the texture into different bases, then use texture instancing to arrange them. While this isn’t efficient, it is one way to understand what’s going on in this particular challenge.
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Preston business to give away free Christmas Day meals to homeless people and emergency service workers
by Tom EarnshawA Preston eatery will be spending Christmas Day giving free meals to homeless people and emergency service workers.
Roast, in Orchard Street, will once again be giving away free meals on December 25 from 11am until 3pm.
The business, which opened to the Preston public in February 2018, launched the initiative last Christmas as a way to give back to the city community.
Manager Karen Shivers said: "We did it last year and it was a great success.
"We thought it was something to put back into Preston city centre because we get trade all year round from the community.
"A few of us came in. My dad was down visiting from Scotland and he came in as well. My husband too. We all just had a great day."
READ MORE: Owner is reunited with his missing parrot after being spotted by an eagle-eyed schoolgirl
Employee Naomi Hodgkiss added: "We did it last year and had such a good turnout with volunteers and the amount of people turning up.
"It was just nice to get the community together and a really massive event."
Naomi couldn't put a number on just how many people helped, adding that they were busy all afternoon.
"We had homeless people queued up down the street and also donations of Christmas bags for men and women so everybody got something to go away with," she added.
"The police couldn't get out to us so we took them sandwiches.
"We have to give something back; especially at this time of year."
Taking to Instagram, the business added that donations are also being accepted.
They said: "If you'd like to either come along to spread some love or make a donation in the form of sanitary products or nice warm clothes feel free to drop them off at our Preston branch [at] 2 Orchard Street.
"I'd like to thank you in anticipation of your kindness.
"So from everybody at Roast Happy Christmas and have a fantastic New Year. Thank you for all of your support."
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Color Contrast Companion
Quickly compute the color contrast of pixels anywhere on your screen.
This is a tool to compute the contrast between a foreground and background color, to help test whether an application is providing enough contrast so that text can be read by people with moderately low vision.
WCAG recommends these contrast ratios:
- AA: 4.5:1 for all text, 3:1 for 18 pts and larger.
- AAA: 7:1 for all text, 4.5:1 for 18 pts and larger.
- Focus indicators: 3:1 if 3px thick, 4.5:1 if less. (Source)
For more information, see the links at the bottom of this page.
How to use Color Contrast Companion
Note: If you're a web developer or if you're testing a web app, you already have great color contrast tools built directly into Chrome's Developer Tools! For more information, see Contrast ratio in the Color Picker.
However, there are cases where you might want to check the contrast of something on your screen that you can't inspect in Chrome's Developer Tools - such as Chrome's UI, text inside an image, or another app outside of Chrome. For those cases, this extension can help!
Step 1: Click on the Color Contrast Companion icon on the right side of the Chrome toolbar. If you have a lot of extensions installed, the icon might be inside the Chrome menu (the three dots).
Step 2: A Share Your Screen dialog pops up asking for your permission to share your entire screen with Color Contrast Companion. This is necessary for Color Contrast Companion to take a screenshot of your entire desktop. This image is never saved or sent to any server, it's only used to let you pick colors. Click the Share button.
Step 3: A window opens up showing a screenshot of your computer screen, magnified. Scroll to the portion of the screen containing the pixels you're interested in. Click once to pick the foreground color, click again to pick the background color. Keep clicking as many times as necessary if you're not happy with the colors you picked the first time.
Step 4: The contrast ratio is shown at the top of the page. Copy the text from the text box and paste it directly into a bug report if necessary, then click the Close button.
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General Election: New poll extends the Conservatives' lead over Labour
by Stefan BosciaThe Conservative party’s lead over Labour and the Liberal Democrats has grown, according to the latest polling.
A Britain Elects poll released this morning shows the Tories moving up one point to 39 per cent, while Labour and the Liberal Democrats remain stable at 31 and 15 per cent respectively.
Bookmakers have the Conservatives as short as 1/25 to win the election, with Labour at 12/1 and the Liberal Democrats at 45/1.
Read more: General election: Farage calls on Conservatives to stand down aside in some seats for Brexit Party
The Tories’ growing lead in the Britain Elect poll appears to be at the expense of the Brexit Party.
Nigel Farage’s party has dropped one point to eight per cent, just a day after announcing it would not stand candidates in any Conservative-held seats at the election.
Farage asked the Tories to do the same for him and to step down in seats the Brexit Party is contesting.
Speaking to BBC Breakfast this morning, he said: “I’ve just gifted the Conservative party nearly two dozen seats and I did it because I believe in Leave.
“Now if they believed in leave what they would do is stand aside in some seats in Labour areas where the Conservative party has not won for 100 years and will never win.”
Internal Labour polling has also revealed that shadow foreign secretary is “at risk” of losing her Islington South and Finsbury seat.
Thornberry has held the seat since 2005 and won a thumping 22,547-vote majority in 2017 as she picked up more than 50 per cent of votes.
However, The Sun reports today that Labour has put her seat on an “at risk” list due to the constituency’s unhappiness with Labour’s Brexit position.
Voters are reportedly switching to the Liberal Democrats, who has said they will revoke Article 50 and block Brexit if they win an outright majority.
Read more: General election: Shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry at risk of losing her seat
Labour’s policy is to negotiate a new Brexit deal with Brussels and hold a referendum on that deal against an option to remain in the EU.
It would be official party policy to stay neutral in this second referendum.


Genything - Generate Anything
Genything is a framework for random testing of a program properties. It provides way to random data based on simple and complex types.
Combined with Trickery it allows the generation of data according to real world scenarios, which can be used for code testing, demo applications, ui testing, usability tests, be creative!
About
An opinionated distillation of the successful patterns from QuickCheck, SwiftCheck, and Kotest. Directed towards testing of a product rather than library.
Why use Genything?
- We do not depend on XCTest
- Predictable randomness is expected
- We are agnostic to how the generators are used
- Testing scenarios that require pseudo-random data
- Realistic models for previewing content and detecting UI issues
Arbitrary Types
Arbitrary types provide a pseudo-random generator suitable for checking the hypothetical correctness of code without strict definition of all cases. It’s used for property testing.
Trickery
Genything comes together with Trickery, a collection of generators suitable for producing pseudo-realistic data according to real-world-conditions rather than those enforced only by the type.
Consider a phone number. A phone number of type String
has rules about length, formatting, allowable characters. Whereas the arbitrary type String
contains contains at most a definition of it’s length
Features
Genything
- Linear Congruential Generator
- Arbitrary of: Bool, Double, Int, UInt, Int32, UInt32, UnicodeScalar, Character, String, Array, Optional, AnySequence, AnyBidirectionalCollection, ArraySlice, Dictionary, CGFloat, UUID, Core Location
Trickery
- Fake of: Characters, ID, Locattion, Lorem, Numerics, Web, Person, Address, Telephone
- Can create fake from json using Codable
Usage
Genything/Gen
Will print one of the cities from the generator
import Genything
let genCities = Gen.of(["Winnipeg","Calgary","Vancouver","Halifax"])
debugPrint(genCities.sample())
Genything/Arbitrary
Will print an arbitrary string with any number of random characters
import Genything
let arbitraryString = String.arbitrary.sample()
debugPring(arbitraryString)
Trickery/Fake
Will print a random alphanumeric character
import Trickery
let fakeAlphanumericCharacters = Fake.Characters.alphanumeric.sample()
debugPrint(fakeAlphanumericCharacters)
Installation
Cocoapods
pod 'Genything'
pod 'Trickery'
Swift Package Manager
Create a Package.swift
file in your root directory and add:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/justeattakeaway/genything.git", .exact("0.0.1"))
]
Credits
The Genything and Trickery projects are owned and maintained by SkipTheDishes, a Just Eat Takeaway subsidiary.
Contributing
Please read the Contribution Guide
Inspiration
- https://github.com/typelift/SwiftCheck
- https://github.com/pointfreeco/episode-code-samples/tree/main/0048-predictable-randomness-pt2
- https://github.com/kotest/kotest/tree/master/kotest-property/src/commonMain/kotlin/io/kotest/property
- https://hackage.haskell.org/package/QuickCheck
License
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Dimitrescu Family
Alcina Dimitrescu (Lady D) is the mother of the 3 daughters.
Bela Dimitrescu is known as the smartest and the most quiet.
Cassandra Dimitrescu is known as the most sadistic
Daniela Dimitrescu is known as the most flirty and delusional.
Alcina Dimitrescu
Bela Dimitrescu
Cassandra Dimitrescu
Daniela Dimitrescu
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Ex-GOP lawmaker: Republicans 'wrestling' with whether to turn on Trump
by Caitlin YilekA former Republican lawmaker said his former colleagues are publicly standing with President Trump as he faces impeachment, but in private they are dismayed by his conduct.
Republican lawmakers aren’t yet feeling pressure to turn against Trump because “the base has not yet bolted from the president,” former Rep. Charlie Dent told CNN.
“But there’s no question, having spoken to many of them privately, they’re absolutely disgusted and exhausted by the president’s behavior,” said Dent, who resigned from Congress in 2018. “They resent being put in this position all the time.”
“I think they’d like to step out, but they just can’t because of their base at the moment,” he said.
Dent said many of his former colleagues are “wrestling” with whether it’s more important to stand up the president or win their next election.
“There’s still time. Give them a little time,” he said.
He also said if he were still in Congress he would have supported the impeachment investigation, but cautioned Democrats against impeaching Trump until they hear from primary witnesses about the president’s conduct toward Ukraine.
“I don’t think they should force this or rush this,” Dent said, urging Democrats to wait for potential testimony from former national security adviser John Bolton, acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.


We currently support Mac-style properties on buttons to make them look different when used on our background gradient and to segment them. See Apple Technical Note TN2196 for more information.
We plan on more use of client properties to control the appearance of controls.
We support the JComponent.sizeVariant
property with
values of "large"
, "regular"
(the default),
"small"
, and "mini"
. See the table for
examples:
| JComponent.sizeVariant | "large" | "regular" | "small" | "mini" |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Push Button | ||||
| Check Box | ||||
| Radio Button |
If the value "scale"
is specified, then the button
height is not constrained and will scale smoothly. Otherwise it is
forced into one of the sizes above, and centered in the control's
height.
Use the JButton.buttonType
property with values of
"textured"
, "segmented"
, or
"segmentedTextured"
. To segment the buttons, set the
JButton.segmentPosition
property to one of
"first"
, "middle"
, or "last"
. The
value "only"
is also supported.
See the table below for examples:
| Button style | first | middle | last | only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| segmented | ||||
| segmentedTextured |
We support a "unified tool bar" look by setting the
SeaGlass.UnifiedToolbarLook
property to
Boolean.TRUE
on the root pane or the internal frame. This
will paint the background of the root pane's content pane with a
gradient that meshes with the title pane, and it will call
setOpaque(false)
on the content pane. Without this you will
have a very light gray background on the contents. On a Mac, this causes
the apple.awt.brushMetalLook
property to be set.
On a non-Mac platform, setting the
JRootPane.MenuInTitle
property to Boolean.TRUE
will place the menu bar in the title bar instead of below it. Note that
it is your responsibility to make sure that it fits with the
title.
On the Mac platform, we support the root pane property
Window.documentModified
such that if it is set to
Boolean.TRUE
the close button will have a bullet in it,
indicating that the document has been modified.
On a scroll bar, setting the
SeaGlass.Override.ScrollBarButtonsTogether
property to
Boolean.TRUE
will place the scroll bar buttons together at
the left or bottom of the scroll bar, as on a Mac.
We support the Nimbus JScrollBar.fastWheelScrolling
value on scroll panes such that if set to Boolean.TRUE
yields a smoother and faster accelerated wheel scroll.
For JTabbedPane
, we support the
JTabbedPane.closeButton
property being set to
"left"
or "right"
, which will cause a close
button to be placed at the left or right of each tab button. Pressing
the button will close the tab.
We also support the JTabbedPane.closeListener
property to capture the close action and enforce file saving and such.
This property must be an object which implements
org.seaglasslookandfeel.util.SeaGlassTabCloseListener
,
which has two methods:
boolean tabAboutToBeClosed(int tabIndex)
This method is called when a tab is about to be closed.
Returning true
from this method allows the tab to be
closed, whereas returning false
is effectively a
"cancel" on the close action.
void tabClosed(String title, Component
component)
This method is called when a tab is actually closed. The title is the tab title text and the component is the component pane of the tab.
If you need to know the tabbed pane that is being affected you could save it in the constructor for the class.
For JTextField
, we support the
JTextField.variant
property being set to
"search"
, which will create a lozenge instead of a
rectangular field, suitable for a search field. The lozenge will have a
magnifying glass icon to the left, and if there is any text in the field
will have a cancel icon, consisting of a gray circle with an erased "x"
in it to the right.
Normal
JTextField
|
|
JTextField
with search and no
text
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|
JTextField
with search and
text
|
We support the rest of the Mac JTextField
search client properties as well, e.g.
JTextField.Search.FindAction
,
JTextField.Search.FindPopup
, and
JTextField.Search.CancelAction
.
We have added the JTextField.Search.PlaceholderText
property, which will display light gray text in a search-style text
field if there is no text present. This is a paint effect only; no text
is actually in the JTextField
object.


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Moving Checklist Home Resource Center Moving Checklist
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There are so many things to think about when moving! Here's a comprehensive checklist to help you stay on track.
8 Weeks Before Moving
- Create a "move file" to keep track of estimates, receipts and other important information.
- Check with the IRS to see what expenses can be deducted on your next tax return.
- Start researching your new community. The Internet is a great resource for finding online community guides and newspapers.
- Contact your new Chamber of Commerce for their new resident packet.
- Draw out a floor plan of your new home and start deciding which function each room with serve.
- Budget for moving expenses and start collecting estimates - including a quote from ABF U-Pack Moving®.
- Read up on moving tips and topics at our Moving Resource Center.
7 Weeks Before Moving
- Start pulling together medical and dental records - including prescriptions and shot records. Ask your existing doctors if they can refer you to a care provider in your new city.
- Arrange to have school records transferred to your children's new school district and/or daycare.
- Get copies of any legal and financial records you need.
- Arrange for veterinarian records to be transferred.
- Call your insurance agent to see what changes to expect in your policies for changing states. Ask if moving is covered and arrange for insurance for your new home.
- Contact health clubs or other organizations you have joined. Ask how you can end, sell or transfer your membership.
6 Weeks Before Moving
- Make a list of things that are valuable or difficult to replace. Plan on shipping these by certified mail or carrying them with you.
- Make a list of friends, relatives and businesses who need to be notified of your move.
- Start working your way through each room taking inventory and deciding what to get rid of. Start planning a yard sale or contact your local charities.
- Think about subscribing to the newspaper in your new hometown to start learning about events and the local culture.
- Start to use things that can't be moved, such as frozen foods, bleach and aerosol cleaners.
5 Weeks Before Moving
- Start collecting boxes and other packing supplies. You can order a wide selection of boxes from U-Pack to be delivered to your door.
- Start packing items you don't use often. Also start disposing of the items you've designated for a yard sale, donation or the junk yard. If you donate, be sure to get a receipt for income tax purposes.
- Start pinpointing a "drop date" for your ABF® trailer. This will be the day you receive your trailer and have it left for loading. Try to take advantage of the lower rates offered Tuesdays through Thursdays and during the first three weeks of the month.
- Plan ahead for parking. Remember you'll be receiving a 28 foot commercial trailer, which will require a 14 foot overhead clearance. You may need your reserved space for up to two business days and should contact your property manager or local authorities to ensure you will be complying with any rules or restrictions.
- Plan for short-term or long-term storage at destination if needed.
4 Weeks Before Moving
- Reserve your ABF trailer online or by calling 1-800-240-7422. This should be done at least three days before your move, or earlier for increased convenience. ABF has ramps for rental that you can reserve at the time of reservation. If you will need other loading equipment, make reservations with a local equipment-rental yard.
- File a change of address. If you are unsure of your new address will be, ask the postal service to hold your mail in their office in your new city.
- Schedule disconnection of all utility services at your old home, and connection of them at your new one. Be sure to disconnect the day after you leave and connect the day before you arrive. If you have "last month" deposits with services, such as the water or gas company, request your refund.
- Make travel arrangements for your pets, do not forget to include necessary medical and immunization records.
- Advertise and host your garage sale.
- Call your newspaper courier and set a date to cancel your subscription.
3 Weeks Before Moving
- Make sure all library books have been returned and all dry cleaning or items out for repair have been picked up. Also retrieve any items out on loan.
- Contact your utility companies on both ends of the move to order dates for termination or turn-on.
- Decide if you will keep your plants or give them away. Remember plants cannot be loaded with your other household goods.
- Dispose of flammables, corrosives and poisons.
- Have your automobile(s) serviced.
- Prepare auto registration to be transferred.
- If you are moving into or out of an apartment, arrange to use the elevator on your move day.
2 Weeks Before Moving
- Contact your bank and/or credit union to transfer or close accounts. Clear out safety deposit boxes. Pick up traveler's checks or cash for "on the road" expenses.
- Confirm travel arrangements for pets and family.
- Confirm parking for your trailer.
- Notify any creditors of your move.
- Plan meals for the last week of the move to help empty the refrigerator and avoid using appliances that will already be packed.
- Assemble a folder of important information about the house for the new owner of your home.
1 Week Before Moving
- Finish packing and prepare an "essentials" box. Designate several boxes and items as "last load" items. Pack your suitcases and valuables separately.
- Drain all gas and oil from your mower and other motors. Gas grills, kerosene heaters, etc. need to be emptied as well.
- Drain water hoses and waterbed.
- Empty, defrost and clean your refrigerator at least 24 hours before moving day. Prepare all appliances for loading.
- One or two business days before your move, contact your local ABF terminal to confirm a time to receive your trailer.
- Fill any prescriptions or medications you will need for the next couple of weeks.
- Make childcare arrangements for moving day.
- Notify friends and family of your new address and phone number.
Moving Out
- It is necessary for you to be present when ABF delivers your trailer. You will need to show the driver where you want the trailer parked and sign for delivery.
- Inspect your trailer for cleanliness and leaks before signing for delivery.
- Measure your space on the trailer, so you know where your boundary is. If you need more or less space, you can take it and simply adjust your base rate by your "per foot" charge.
- You are ultimately responsible for how your goods are packed and loaded in your trailer. Be familiar with our packing and loading tips and personally supervise hired labor.
- Load your goods in a pre-designated order, saving "last load" items for the rear of your shipment. This might include your vacuum cleaner or bed sheets.
- Check every room, closet and cabinet one last time before deciding everything is loaded.
- Once your goods are loaded, install the bulkhead.
- Take note of utility meter readings.
- You should have received a copy of your Bill of Lading, or BOL, when you received your trailer. Look this document over carefully and contact your moving coordinator with any questions or concerns.
- Make sure the destination address and contact information on your BOL is correct and write in the number of feet taken by your shipment. This is very important, as an accurate BOL ensures an accurate rate.
- Call the local ABF terminal when your trailer is ready to be picked up.
- When ABF picks up your trailer, verify the footage with the driver and sign the BOL.
- The day after your trailer is picked up call your local terminal to verify charges and to get your "pro" or tracking number. You can use this number to track your shipment around the clock, by calling 1-800-FOR-ABFS.
- Leave a note with your new address in the house so that future residents can forward any stray mail.
- Keep a friend or family member informed of your plans and "whereabouts" in case of an emergency or unforeseen event.
Moving In
- You are likely to arrive at your new home ahead of your shipment. Take this time to look things over and to ensure your new utilities have been connected.
- Check appliances and systems to ensure all are working properly, and arrange for repairs if necessary.
- Check to see if your mail is making it to your new address or pick up any mail being held.
- Consider drawing out your new floor plan and decide where you want furniture and appliances placed.
- Keep track of your shipment and work with the local terminal to schedule delivery of your trailer. Plan ahead for parking.
- As at origin, make a point to be present when ABF delivers your trailer. Show the driver where you want the trailer parked and sign for delivery. If you are unable to do this, work closely with a friend or representative to accept your shipment.
- Unless you are paying by credit card, have a cashier's check or money order ready for the driver.
- After your goods are unloaded, contact your local terminal to have your trailer taken away. Be sure to remove all debris, leaving only the bulkhead in the trailer.
After the Move
- Keep all receipts and documentation in your move file and store the file in a safe place. Be sure to include your Bill of Lading and delivery receipt. You'll be glad to have everything in one place at tax time.
- Get a new driver's license and new tags for your automobile.
- Register to vote.
- Contact the local paper for a new subscription.
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The Denavit–Hartenberg parameters (also called DH parameters) are the four parameters associated with a particular convention for attaching reference frames to the links of a spatial kinematic chain, or robot manipulator.
In this convention, coordinate frames are attached to the joints between two links such that one transformation is associated with the joint, [Z], and the second is associated with the link [X]. The coordinate transformations along a serial robot consisting of n links form the kinematics equations of the robot.
(In shorter words, you can create a transformation matrix of any kind by using just multiple rotations in the Z and X axis.)
Make sure to keep these rotations in mind
d : offset along previous z to the common normal.
Θ : angle about previous z, from old x to new x.
a : length of the common normal (do not confuse with 'α').
Assuming a revolute joint, this is the radius about previous z.
α : angle about common normal, from old z axis to new z axis
I know it seems like we added lots of things in one go but let's take a step back and really think about what we just did.
Firstly, don't get confused by the fancy namings and the fancy notations. This stuff is nothing new.
Half of the DH parameters are barely the specs of the mechanical structure of the manipulator... AKA a and d are merely the lengths that the joints are occupying and the length of the links. Once these are measured, they never change again.
For the rest... Well it's not that easy anymore. Now we have to think about which rotations must be taken in order to go from one link to an other. Remember the previous page's training examples? Yes! You already did the most complicated part of DH parameters and you didn't even know it!
So again, let's think about how to rotate one link to the other using only X and Z axis rotations. And again, please don't forget the right-hand-rule, as it's most crucial here to keep consistent angles!
The purpose of these parameters is to understand how much to extend an axis in order to center the links so that our rotations aren't all done in one single point.
Now we need to be able to combines these rotations in the X and Z axis with their appropriate transformation matrices.
It is common to separate these displacement into the product of a pure translation along a line and a pure rotation about the line.
Now we can finally combine everything in one Translation matrix. Make sure to always keep this order as it's important to make sure to translate and rotate once we have positioned ourselves correctly in the reference frames.
Finally, combining the following matrices:
We get the Transformation matrix:
Now that we know perfect how to get from one link to one link and keep the reference frames correct, we need to be able to combine all these and formulate one last formula for the whole manipulator.
Well there are good news and bad news... All we really need to do is to calculate the translation matrix shown above for each of the links, from link 0 to 1, from link 1 to 2, from 2 to ... you get the point. And after this all we need to do is to multiply them together! The good news is that these are all steps that we know how to do at this point, but it can be tedious to do this process many times, and that's the bad news. There isn't really a way around this problem.
As you can see in the below picture, the main purpose of this convention is to find the forward kinematics, meaning that we find the location of the end-effector by understanding each angle and position of the joints and links.
Let's start simple with a pretty simple 2 Degrees of freedom manipulator as shown below.
Now we need to create our DH table. We need to see which lengths matter for our case, and which angles the joints can move in.
As we can see, for this example, we ignore the offset between joints since we are only given a 2D representation. And have no information about the actual joint's displacements.
On the other hand we are given the lengths of the links which can be represented as a1 and a2.
We also don't have any information about the α angles because of the same reasons.
And finally, we care about the angles Θ1 and Θ2 which is the desired angles.
Let's create the DH table according to these informations:
Now we need to follow the same steps as previously shown:
Doing this for each joint transformation we get:
Finally computing the transformation matrix, first from joint 0 to 1, then from 0 to 2 combined:
I hope the previous example made sense, because the following example is more complicated as we add more information to the DH table because of the 3D representation of the manipulator, thus having more information given to us.
Take this following manipulator as example:
For this example, we can see that there is only one desired angle variable Θ1, but we can also observe that in order to go from joint 0 to 1, we need to translate the joint reference frame by a distance d1.
Now we're in the joint number 1's reference frame, if we wish to go from 1's reference to 2's reference frame, we need to again translate the frame by a distance d2 as shown, but we can also see that in order to achieve the 2nd joint's reference frame, we need to also rotate the X axis by -90 degrees.
Next, to go from joint 2 to end-effector 3, all we need to do is translate the reference frame by d3.
Cool! Now we have every information we need in order to create our DH table.
Now comes the easy and yet tedious part of calculating the transformation matrix.
I hope this made sense to you and feel free to practice a couple examples on your own in the next page!


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Student Council is the main body representing students in all student related matters in the Institute.
Composition
Members
From each UG batch, there are going to be 3 representatives (except BTech 2011 and BTech 2010 batch having 2 representatives).
From each MTech batch, there are going to be 2 representatives (except MTech 2012 batch having one representative).
Till the time number of PhD students increase to a significant level, PhD collectively will be considered as a batch, and will have 1 representative.
Any student representative must have a CGPA of 7.0 or above.
Student coordinators for identified activity clubs – students will select in consultation with the Dean.
Elections
Every year, the elections will be held in the month of March in even semester. The newly elected council will take charge at the end of even semester, i.e. in the month of April.
Term of a student council member is 1 year, and may be re-elected at most once more.
Meetings
Each meeting will be coordinated by one of the members, who will be suggested by the council, and will be rotated. The coordinator will write and circulate the minutes of the meeting.
Dean of student affairs will be the Patron of this council and a permanent invitee to all meetings; he/she may nominate some faculty member or staff for this.
Minutes of all meetings of the student council will be recorded, and sent to all members and invitees.
Scope and Guidelines
The scope of student council is limited to academic and extra curricular activities within the context of the Institute. The student council will be the main student body for these activities.
The council will decide which clubs to start, which activities students should participate in, etc. All such decisions must be approved by Dean of Students.
Student council will have a say in allocation of budget for student activities.
In most matters where student interests are involved, student council will be invited to send a representative to give student’s view.


Obesity is the excessive or abnormal accumulation of fat that may effect health. Childhood obesity is a medical condition which effect children and teenagers.  If left unchecked, obese children grow up to become obese adults and this maybe the reason to many chronic diseases like type A diabetes, cholesterol and heart condition.
Nutri-Kidz aims at helping young children between the ages of 9 and 12 years by providing them with the following services
Kids are educated about healthy food choices through food ranking game.
Parents receive their kids meal preferences via email.
Kids can compete and keep a track of their progress using reward systems and user portal.
Parents can keep themselves informed about the ill effects of childhood obesity.


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Your arithmetic level of bad, back to kindergarten education go!


Zerg Rush!!!
问题描述 :
The map on which Zerg rushes occur is represented by a NxN grid. Each Zergling occupies a grid square and no two Zerglings ever occupy the same grid square. Each Zergling has a certain number of hit points which starts off as 35. Its attack value is 5 plus the attack upgrade of the player that controls it. When one Zergling attacks another, the damage incurred equals to the attack value of the attacking Zergling minus the armour upgrade of the player that owns the Zergling being attacked. The number of hit points of the Zergling that is attacked is reduced by the amount of the damage.
Due to the inability of both players to manage their huge horde of Zerglings, the Zerglings make their decisions each turn using the following algorithm (Zerglings are not the brightest creatures, as you will see):
* If there is an opponent Zergling in one of the 8 horizontally, vertically, or diagonally adjacent grid squares, the Zergling will attack it. A Zergling attacks at most one opponent each turn; see below for the tie-breaking rules.
* Otherwise, if the other player has at least one Zergling remaining on the map, the Zergling will move to the horizontally, vertically, or diagonally adjacent square that is closest to the opponent’s closest Zergling in terms of Manhattan distance. When more than one adjacent square is closest, the tie-breaking rules below are used. The Manhattan distance between two points is the sum of the differences in the x and y coordinates of the points.
When the above rules could cause the Zergling to attack in more than one direction, or to move in more than one direction, the following tie-breaking rule is used. The Zergling will prefer the first direction starting with north going clockwise. That is, the directions in order of preference are north, northeast, east, southeast, etc.
Once all Zerglings have made their decisions, all the attacks are conducted simultaneously and all the Zerglings with 0 or fewer hit points are marked as dead and removed from the map. Then all the movements of the Zerglings that didn’t attack are conducted simultaneously. If the square to which a Zergling is moving is occupied by another Zergling that is not moving away in this turn, then the Zergling does not move. If two or more Zerglings try to move to the same grid square, then the Zergling in the northernmost row has the right of way and the other Zergling remains stationary. If there are multiple Zerglings in the northernmost row trying to move to the same grid square, then of these, the westernmost Zergling moves and the others remain stationary. Zerglings also have a remarkable regeneration rate. After each turn, all the Zerglings that are still alive and have less than 35 hitpoints will regain one hit point.
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输出:
样例输入:
2 0 0 0 0 1. .. 0 2 0 0 0 0 1. .2 100 0
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#include <iostream> #include <cstdio> #include <cstring> #include <cmath> #include <algorithm> #include <string> #include <map> #include <set> #include <stack> #include <queue> #include <vector> #include <sstream> using namespace std; typedef long long ll; #define REP(i,s,t) for(int i=(s);i<(t);i++) #define FILL(x,v) memset(x,v,sizeof(x)) #define FOREACH(i,v) for(typeof((v).begin()) i=(v).begin();i!=(v).end();i++) int N; #define IN(x) ((x)>=1 && (x)<=N) #define MP0 make_pair(0,0) #define MAXN 22555 const int INF = (int)1E9; int atk1, atk2, def1, def2; int n1, n2; struct zerg{ int hp; int x, y, a; zerg(){} zerg(int _x, int _y){ hp = 35; x = _x; y = _y; a = 0; } } z1[MAXN], z2[MAXN]; char gd[200]; pair<int,int> fd[200][200], fdnxt[200][200], from[200][200]; int dst1[200][200], dst2[200][200]; bool v[200][200]; struct dij{ int x, y, d; dij(int _x, int _y, int _d){ x = _x; y = _y; d = _d; } }; int dir8[8][2] = {-1,0,-1,1,0,1,1,1,1,0,1,-1,0,-1,-1,-1}; int dir4[4][2] = {-1,0,0,1,1,0,0,-1}; void repack(int x, int y, int thatg, int thatid){ if(fdnxt[x][y].first==0){ zerg *z = thatg==1? z1:z2; z[thatid].x = x; z[thatid].y = y; fdnxt[x][y] = make_pair(thatg, thatid); //from[x][y] = MP0; return; } //if(from[x][y]==MP0) return; repack(from[x][y].first, from[x][y].second, fdnxt[x][y].first, fdnxt[x][y].second); from[x][y] = MP0; fdnxt[x][y] = make_pair(thatg, thatid); zerg *z = thatg==1? z1:z2; z[thatid].x = x; z[thatid].y = y; } void bfs(zerg *z, int n, int dst[200][200]){ //REP(i,1,N+1) REP(j,1,N+1) dst[i][j] = INF; FILL(v, 0); queue<dij> que; REP(i,0,n){ que.push(dij(z[i].x, z[i].y, 0)); v[z[i].x][z[i].y] = 1; dst[z[i].x][z[i].y] = 0; } while(!que.empty()){ dij now = que.front(); que.pop(); REP(i,0,4){ int nx = now.x + dir4[i][0], ny = now.y + dir4[i][1]; if(IN(nx) && IN(ny) && !v[nx][ny]){ dst[nx][ny] = now.d + 1; v[nx][ny] = 1; que.push(dij(nx,ny,now.d+1)); } } } } int main(){ bool fst = 1; while(1){ scanf("%d", &N); if(!N) break; if(fst) fst = 0; else puts(""); scanf("%d%d%d%d", &atk1, &def1, &atk2, &def2); n1 = n2 = 0; FILL(fd, 0); REP(i,1,N+1){ scanf("%s", &gd[1]); REP(j,1,N+1){ if(gd[j]=='1'){ fd[i][j] = make_pair(1, n1); z1[n1++] = zerg(i,j); }else if(gd[j]=='2'){ fd[i][j] = make_pair(2, n2); z2[n2++] = zerg(i,j); } } } int T; scanf("%d", &T); REP(t,1,T+1){ REP(i,0,n1) z1[i].a = 0; REP(i,0,n2) z2[i].a = 0; // atk zerg1 REP(i,0,n1){ int x = z1[i].x, y = z1[i].y; REP(d,0,8){ int nx = x+dir8[d][0], ny = y+dir8[d][1]; if(fd[nx][ny].first==2){ int id = fd[nx][ny].second; z2[id].hp -= 5+atk1-def2; z1[i].a = 1; break; } } } // atk zerg2 REP(i,0,n2){ int x = z2[i].x, y = z2[i].y; REP(d,0,8){ int nx = x+dir8[d][0], ny = y+dir8[d][1]; if(fd[nx][ny].first==1){ int id = fd[nx][ny].second; z1[id].hp -= 5+atk2-def1; z2[i].a = 1; break; } } } bfs(z2, n2, dst1); bfs(z1, n1, dst2); // remove dead zerg1 REP(i,0,n1){ int x = z1[i].x, y = z1[i].y; if(z1[i].hp<=0) { fd[x][y] = MP0; int x2 = z1[n1-1].x, y2 = z1[n1-1].y; fd[x2][y2].second = i; swap(z1[i], z1[n1-1]); n1--; i--; } } // remove dead zerg2 REP(i,0,n2){ int x = z2[i].x, y = z2[i].y; if(z2[i].hp<=0){ fd[x][y] = MP0; int x2 = z2[n2-1].x, y2 = z2[n2-1].y; fd[x2][y2].second = i; swap(z2[i], z2[n2-1]); n2--; i--; } } FILL(fdnxt, 0); FILL(from, 0); REP(i,0,n1) if(z1[i].a==1) fdnxt[z1[i].x][z1[i].y] = make_pair(1, i); REP(i,0,n2) if(z2[i].a==1) fdnxt[z2[i].x][z2[i].y] = make_pair(2, i); REP(i,0,n1) if(z1[i].hp<35) z1[i].hp++; REP(i,0,n2) if(z2[i].hp<35) z2[i].hp++; // move zerg REP(i,1,N+1){ REP(j,1,N+1){ int g = fd[i][j].first, id = fd[i][j].second; if(g==0) continue; zerg *z = g==1?z1:z2; if(z[id].a) continue; int x = z[id].x, y = z[id].y; int ad = -1, mind = INF; REP(d,0,8){ int nx = x + dir8[d][0], ny = y + dir8[d][1]; if(IN(nx) && IN(ny) && (g==1?dst1[nx][ny]:dst2[nx][ny])<mind){ mind = g==1?dst1[nx][ny]:dst2[nx][ny]; ad = d; } } int nx = x + dir8[ad][0], ny = y + dir8[ad][1]; if(fdnxt[nx][ny].first==0){ fdnxt[nx][ny] = make_pair(g, id); from[nx][ny] = make_pair(x,y); z[id].x = nx; z[id].y = ny; }else{ // someone else moves here, not move repack(x,y,g,id); } } } memcpy(fd, fdnxt, sizeof(fd)); if(n1==0 || n2==0) break; } REP(i,1,N+1){ REP(j,1,N+1){ if(fd[i][j].first){ printf("%d", fd[i][j].first); }else printf("."); } puts(""); } } return 0; }
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程序员会算法，等于一个古惑仔带了zhi抢啊
思路二可以用一个长度为k的队列来实现，入队后判断下队尾元素的next指针是否为空，若为空，则出队指针即为所求。
第二个方法挺不错。NewHead代表新的头节点，通过递归找到最后一个节点之后，就把这个节点赋给NewHead，然后一直返回返回，中途这个值是没有变化的，一边返回一边把相应的指针方向颠倒，最后结束时返回新的头节点到主函数。
感谢~速度真快，我很喜欢这个网站，从基础看起。
已更正。
这个才是我想要的
先从简单的做起，归并排序，二叉树相关的遍历等
跟书上的解法不一样，不知道哪个效率要高些
程序只能输出一个子序列


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Tasnia is a junior studying computer science and graphic design and this is her second full year in Power Chord as a soprano. This year, she is serving as the group’s Social Media Manager and Marketing Coordinator! Tasnia is an active member of the engineering sorority, Phi Sigma Rho, and she works as a College of Engineering Ambassador. She has extensive knowledge of the show New Girl and loves to talk about the fact that she and McKenna were roommates freshman year.
Natalie is a senior studying Food Science and Technology with a focus in Fermentation (she brews her own hard cider at home!). She also has minors in Chemistry and German, and even got to study abroad for a few months in Germany! This is her fourth and final year in the group singing as both an alto and a tenor, depending on the song. Natalie’s favorite part of the group is the fact that it is always changing, so she gets to meet and know so many new people. Natalie has seen the group grow and served as President, Treasurer and Secretary in the past, and Secretary again this year. Natalie is a sweetheart with a rich, smooth voice that always takes our breath away. We will definitely miss her next year, but she is from Corvallis so we know we’ll see her again soon!
Nicole is a freshman from Burbank, California studying Vocal Performance. This is her first year singing as an alto in Power Chord. She loves being a part of the group because of its energy and everyone’s collective sense of humor. Aside from PC, Nicole also sings as a part of Bella Voce, the all female choir here at OSU. Nicole is very calm, cool and collected, but energetic and fun at the same time. Her gorgeous voice and amazing personality are what make her such an incredible part of our group!
Zach is a sophomore studying Mechanical Engineering. This is his second year in the group and he sings bass. Zach is most easily identified as the “really tall guy” in Power Chord because he towers over all of us. Zach’s favorite thing about PC is how fun it is when we are all together making music. In his spare time, he likes to code and hang out with friends! Zach has a great sense of humor and is so fun to be around.
Alex is a junior studying Choral Music Education and this is her second full year in PC singing as an alto. This year, she is even serving as the group’s Music Director, which is arguably one of the most challenging and rewarding positions available! As music director, Alex gets to explore different teaching techniques to create fun and productive rehearsals, and that is one of her favorite parts of being involved in Power Chord. She was also a member of LBCC’s all female a cappella group, The Sirens, and is now a part of OSU’s Chamber Choir. Alex would kill for avocados and we know that she would kill for PC too!
Rosie is a sophomore studying Psychology and Vocal Performance. This is her second year as a soprano in Power Chord. She also sings as a part of Bella Voce, the premier women’s choir at OSU. Rosie loves PC because of all the goofy people that she gets to hang out with. She has an adorable cat named Buddha that she once brought to rehearsal—needless to say, it hasn’t happened again since everyone was pretty distracted. Rosie has a warm, beautiful voice along with a sassy and sweet personality!
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Austin in a senior studying Chemical Engineering. He is kind of known as the Sam Smith of OSU because of his amazing voice and its resemblance to that of Sam Smith. Austin has been in Power Chord for four years and has served as the President in the past and as Treasurer this year. Austin is a camp counselor at a music camp in Salem called YMA, he played tennis in high school and he likes to watch movies in his spare time. He and Natalie have been in the group the longest out of everyone!
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Luis is a junior studying Music Production and this is his first year singing as a tenor in PC. He loves the group because we are all pretty knowledgeable about dank memes. Luis was raised in Ecuador and as if that isn’t cool enough, he was on the popular page of Vine for singing “Let it Go” with a Shakira voice. Luis is kind, extroverted, social and always brings happiness to the group with his humor and positive energy. He always knows how to have a good time and be a great musician at the same time. He even produces some of his own music now with members of other a cappella groups. We are so happy that Luis decided to join us this year!
JT is not currently enrolled as a student at OSU, but he graduated from Corvallis High School and hopes to study Music Composition in the future. This year he has even helped arrange some of our music. This is his first year in PC and he sings as a bass, but Power Chord is only the 12th ensemble that he has been in as of 2017. JT is a talented musician who adds light and love to our group! His favorite thing about being in PC, aside from all of his hilarious new friends, is hearing a song finally come together after hours of hard work
John is a freshman studying Ocean Science and this is his first year singing as a tenor in PC. His favorite thing about our group is the fact that we treat each other like family, which means a lot to him since he is from Tuscon, Arizona and kind of far from home. John claims that he has never drank a drop of coffee in his entire life, which will probably change considering he is now in college and he will need it more than ever. John is goofy, sweet and such a fun presence in PC!
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So after the latest update there are a lot more assignments. As they have all their own "category" (Premium, B2K, CQ) I was thinking if it was possible to "regroup" them and also add the possibility to hide/show them.
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I am an over-zealous carrot buyer. I buy far more than I need. Week in, week out, I never learn. So I’ve devised a few recipes for using up my root veg at the end of the week in ways that aren’t carrot cakes. Here I fry my carrots instead.
For the bhajis, put the carrots, parsnips, gram flour, cumin, curry powder, ground coriander and salt into a large bowl and mix with your hands to release some of the moisture.
Add the eggs and mix well. The mixture should be like a thick batter. Almost like an uncooked carrot cake batter.
Fill a deep-fat fryer or a large, deep, heavy-bottomed pan two-thirds full with the oil. Heat to 150C (a drop of batter should sizzle and float to the top.) (CAUTION: Hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.) Working in batches, drop heaped teaspoons of the batter into the oil and cook for 3–4 minutes, turning the bhajis all the time so they are an even golden colour. Drain on kitchen paper while you cook the rest.
To make the chutney, put all of the ingredients into a food processor and blend into a smooth paste. Serve with the bhajis.


Miranda Lambert, Brendan McLoughlin enjoy romantic Maui vacation
by Andy SahadeoMiranda Lambert and husband Brendan McLoughlin soaked up the sun in Maui this weekend.
The popular country star shared photos of her and McLoughlin on Instagram enjoying the sights in Maui along with several action shots of her performing.
“Thank you @bmi songwriters festival for having us back this year. Maui is a magical place,” Lambert wrote on Sunday. “Playing music here with great friends is a dream. Headed home for family time!”
MIRANDA LAMBERT SHARES SWEET SNAP WITH BRENDAN MCLOUGHLIN IN NEW YORK CITY
The seven-photo post features several shots of Lambert nestled up in the arms of her NYPD officer husband as they posed in the sunset of the scenic tropical island.
Other shots see Lambert playing guitar and singing beside a group of fellow musicians -- including Maren Morris -- along with a shot of Lambert posing under a storefront named Alice in Hulaland — a tropical twist on the popular Disney classic, “Alice in Wonderland.”
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Saint Benedict Academy (Derby) is a Catholic school for 11- to 18-year-olds, that also welcomes pupils from other faiths. The school takes pupils from across the city resulting in a diverse socio-economic and ethnic mix. In November 2012, the school was rated by Ofsted as ‘good’ in behaviour.
The school has introduced an email account, known as ‘Hero’, which both parents and pupils can use to raise concerns and report bullying. ‘Hero’ will always reply to the emails and the school will investigate the concerns raised. ‘Hero’ receives a couple of emails each week.
The school runs assemblies to raise awareness of bullying and its impact. For example, a memorable assembly discussed cyberbullying. Pupils were told to empty a can of shaving foam into a bowl and then asked to put it all back into the can. Obviously they couldn’t put it back in the can, and this visually demonstrated that once a comment or an image has been posted online it cannot be taken back.
Published: 25 March 2014


Just kidding. My oldest child introduced me to the gem known as crouton.net some time ago. In an age where few things are dependable, crouton.net has been the most pure and dependable thing on the internet. All one needs to do is to ask the internet for a crouton and crouton.net will deliver. Just a crouton, nothing more, nothing less.
Needless to say, as I began coding the Crouton became my subject of choice for things like mock social media pages and tribute sites. It was only a matter of time before a late night conversation with my oldest generated a new idea. Evil Crouton may have been the first. Soon we had an entire list of different versions of the Crouton. Most could be quickly coded, so we spent a couple of afternoons making quick pages, troubleshooting methods of doing other tasks, and altering the Crouton just a bit. A couple ideas were put aside for later and the Crouton Clicker was made simpler.
The idea was to make our tribute in the spirit of crouton.net- as simple as possible. With few exceptions, the pages are simple, minimal, retro. There is almost no styling to speak of and that is on purpose. The focus here is on the Crouton.
However, when one is making a page for an Evil Crouton, it is very tempting to make the most evil webpage possible. Resisting that was more than we could bear- but at least the audio has controls?


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: What is the Cost of Not Doing Things? author: display_name: Geoff Lane login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://www.zorched.net author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2011-01-27 20:55:12 -0500' date_gmt: '2011-01-28 02:55:12 -0500' categories: - Code tags: - software-development - rant comments: - id: 17851 author: Grant Rettke author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.wisdomandwonder.com date: '2011-01-31 15:56:57 -0500' date_gmt: '2011-01-31 21:56:57 -0500' content: "I was just thinking about this topic, too, and found this:\r\n\r\nhttp://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2007/10/26.html\r\n\r\nThe post is sort of high level, but it does illuminate how we might make better decisions using data that we're already collecting if we do agile-ish/planning-poker/time-tracking and so on." - id: 17857 author: Thomas Anreise author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2011-02-17 13:44:08 -0500' date_gmt: '2011-02-17 19:44:08 -0500' content: Geoff, this is something that people have been looking at for a while as a function of Quality Assurance. We look at this in the Building Science world and it's often referred to as the "cost of non-conformance." There are volumes of material available on quantifying these costs, none of which I've read. Maybe some of it can apply to the software world? - id: 17908 author: Piet Opperman author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.pieto.com date: '2011-07-14 13:35:36 -0400' date_gmt: '2011-07-14 19:35:36 -0400' content: Cost of non-conformance definitely applies to software. One definition of "quality" is "meeting the customer's requirement." You can already see where this is going. So, if we do nothing in a situation where something should be done, then there is logically a cost associated with that -- otherwise, why does something need to be done? ---
We're really good at measuring the cost of some things. We're good at measuring the cost of a new computers for everyone on the team, we're good at measuring the cost per hour of a resource on a project and we're good at measuring the time it will take to complete a new feature.
It seems like people are not good at is measuring the cost of not doing things. What is the cost of maintaining an application on 10 year old technology instead of upgrading it to newer versions as they come out? What is the cost of not having unit tests and automated test suites? What is the cost of running many different versions of a framework or a virtual machine?
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Author: Chong Wang, David M. Blei
Abstract: The nested Chinese restaurant process (nCRP) is a powerful nonparametric Bayesian model for learning tree-based hierarchies from data. Since its posterior distribution is intractable, current inference methods have all relied on MCMC sampling. In this paper, we develop an alternative inference technique based on variational methods. To employ variational methods, we derive a tree-based stick-breaking construction of the nCRP mixture model, and a novel variational algorithm that efﬁciently explores a posterior over a large set of combinatorial structures. We demonstrate the use of this approach for text and hand written digits modeling, where we show we can adapt the nCRP to continuous data as well. 1
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