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KHANPUR: Famous folk singer, Shazia Khushk enthralled the sitting spectators with her "Lal Meri Paat" warm and clear acoustic sounds and did not let them sit on the pre-arranged seating capacity at bank of beautiful Khanpur Lake, which is fed by Haro River and through the water moving down the western side of Margala Hills.
The idea for this event stemmed out of a desire to provide an innovative, exciting and colorful platform for families and children with huge pavilions were created for showcasing the skills of the people of this part of the world like handicrafts and other handmade work.
"I love the concept and hope this concert is continuing because it's an idea that needs to be nurtured and grown, because there is no such platform for families to chill. Children were going go go, gag an over the many exciting attractions laid out for them and that too, absolutely free.
"I am loving it," one Fida Adeel told APP who had brought her children and nieces and nephews to this event. This is so much fun and look at the children, for them, it's like a little piece of heaven."
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Tourism Corporation (TCKP) in an attempt to provide healthy entertainment and to appease peoples craving for outdoor life.
TCKP had decided to introduce the blue green lake to thousands of families as a tourist spot last year and thus had arranged the biggest water sports event in Pakistan - the Khanpur Lake Spring Festival.
After its tremendous success it was decided that this be turned into an annual event like the Shandur Festival and that Khanpur Lake be declared an official tourist spot.
In light of that decision TCKP has carried on the legacy and arranged the Khanpur Water Sports Extravaganza this year too, Zeeshan Khan, an official of the TCKP said.
There are much more comprising water boating activities, para ceiling stalls of food and traditional handicrafts, traditional Dances, Horse Dancing, Hazara pavilion, stage activities of performing arts that includes National concerts including Phusto Singers and Hazara musicians and fun land for the kids.
Khanpur is an ideal location for water rafting and other sports activities and that's why it's a privilege to develop the area through these events so that visitors can come and see how naturally resourceful their country is.
A range of exciting air and water borne sports such as para-boating, hang gliding, air safari, motor boats as well as fishing competition, followed by stunning traditions dances like Khattak, Masud, and horse dances which mesmerized the cheering spectators, especially the kids. The horses were dances on the Khanpur has always been famous for oranges but with the addition of the Water Sports Extravaganza opened up new corridors as it has also become a popular tourist destination where families and individuals can enjoy boating, go picnicking, take extended walks along the lakeshore or observe migratory birds.
Last but not the least the fire works, arranged for all three nights, added more to the overall attraction for the local and foreign victors.
The dam was completed in 1983 after a 15-year construction period believed to have cost Rs. 1,352 million. It is 167 feet (51 m) high and stores 110,000 acre feet (140,000,000 m3) of water.


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Bridgelux has announced the End of Life for the BXRA product. This is the product that put this company on the map, and has been very popular. The company is now hawking its me-too product platforms, along with its proprietary Vero product. I for one will never again consider a proprietary platform from Bridgelux. I am also sure they will experience a significant number of defections as customers find their way resolving the disruption the end of the BXRA platform will cause. I know this, as I intend to help every customer of mine, and anyone else interested, to find a path to other provider products.
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Bridgelux Kills their BXRA3 ES and RS PlatformPosted: April 6, 2016 in General SSL Commentary
Tags: LED
Federal Bill Demonstrates Why SSL Must Stand on Its OwnPosted: December 17, 2014 in General SSL Commentary
While the proponents of LED technology in the US market have felt safe under the House Bill HR6 (see prior discussion – the supposed incandescent lamp ban) since 2007, much of the power of the federal government to enforce the law has been stripped. This month was yet another blow to the cause, with the latest budget compromise for 2015 "Cromnibus" continuing a ban of more critical import: The continued ban on federal funding for enforcement of the efficiency standards set out in HR6. A summary of the latest inclusions in the budget bill can be found at Reuters. The relevant summation is as follows:
It also prohibits funding of the Energy Department's enforcement of controversial light bulb efficiency standards, which ban higher-wattage incandescent bulbs.
Other summaries can be found elsewhere, like the Washington Post:
The bill once again prohibits new standards that would ban the use of cheaper, less energy-efficient incandescent bulbs. The proposal was first introduced and set in motion by the Bush administration, but the Obama White House allowed the change to continue, despite sustained consumer demand for older bulbs.
… and the National Priorities Project:
Energy & Environment
- Continues a trend of declining funding for the Environmental Protection Agency, which will lead to the lowest staffing levels at the agency since 1989.
- Prohibits the use of funds to require manufacturers to phase out production of incandescent light bulbs.
- Prohibits President Obama's requested increase in funding for renewable energy research.
- Prohibits funding for the Green Climate Fund, an international effort to address climate change.
- Increases funding for nuclear energy programs, especially research.
- Increases funding for fossil energy research and development.
Note that when it comes to energy, the Federal Government is not a progressive body in any form of the word or concept.
What's my point? Simple… When one depends on a Federal action to ram through change, or to back ones project, marketing scheme or pipe dream, one must be aware that, when it comes to energy policies, the Federal Government has a bad habit of reversing itself, or saying one thing and doing the opposite with a straight face. My arguments against prioritizing SSL deployment on a massive effort into the headlong rush to retrofit incandescent sockets, founded primarily on the advertised claim that the incandescent lamp was being outlawed, were not laggardly, they were realistic and pragmatic. Consumers are not buying the energy efficiency saving money story (they spend more on smart phone service each week than electrical energy costs over a month), they don't get $9.00 light bulbs that look goofy, they are extremely resistant when feeling forced to change by a government they distrust – while the laws attempting to cut incandescent lamp use are essentially just words on paper, with zero backing to enforce.
For this reason, we come back once again to the need – no mandate – that for SSL to succeed, it must stand on its own two feet, it must deliver new value, and it must deliver as promised. I covered this in the post about quality being critical to success in Without Quality – LED Retroifts Will Fail . I also covered the HR6 issue and it not being the free ride at its core. I have also shared my view on retrofit lamps to the point of being a bore on this topic.
So, how do we deploy a technology many of us know is the future? the first step is to ween the entire industry from its ties to any federal mandates or programs. If you have to rely on a government to ram your products down customers throats, your product is garbage, and will never be accepted beyond compliance with a law. This is not how you build a revolution in any market. Lighting being a low enough priority on the general populace, all that being achieved in the current trend of marketing for solid-state lighting is impressing upon customers who know little of the real potential of lighting in their lives is this:
- Lighting sucks energy from the power grid – which is bad. We must stop this parasitic draw on our national resources before it destroys the environment.
- The incandescent lamp you love for its light and low-cost is the enemy and is being taken away from you by law, since you are too stupid to choose better for yourself.
- While replacements to incandescent lamps are expensive by a factor of 9, produce poorer light quality, are strange-looking, don't fit into your fixtures, don't dim when you want them to, and flicker… you're just going to have to live with it, because they are the future.
While commercial customers must live with energy code demands causing uncomfortable compromises, the consumer market is not as motivated. In fact, every architect, interior designer, lighting designer, building owner, decision maker, comes home as a consumer. While they are obligated by law to comply with energy use codes and accept the impact of this on their commercial spaces, when they go home, they don't feel the same pressure to comply. In fact, they may act at home in ways opposing what they are forced to accept in business. The general consuming public only knows that laws forcing them to do anything against their own will are to be complied with under duress. When those laws have no teeth, they are ignored.
For these reasons, the success of SSL in the consumer market comes down to adding value and selling the technology without connecting it with a federal mandate or law. I am of the personal belief that the surest way to end or significantly delay the deployment of a technology is to make it law. The best and only real foundation on which to base the deployment of a technology like SSL, is to deliver value so compelling that consumers flock to it by choice. That has not been the case with LED retrofit lamps, which have been horrific in quality, extremely high in price, and poor substitutes for the low-cost lamps they propose to replace. In Europe, reputed to be far ahead of the US market, has been revealed to be avoiding LED and CFL lamps, preferring the halogen based replacements to their disappearing incandescent lamps. Makes perfect sense to those who know lighting. Halogen lamps deliver the same qualities as incandescent, some improvement in efficiency, and a way around adopting the less attractive higher technology alternatives. And the response to this revelation in the EU? More call to action to force consumer behavior. No demand that alternative products be made to deliver higher quality light, add value to support their existence.. just more demands for mandates and laws to force something the market is naturally rejecting into existence.
So, with the Federal Government once again failing to back its play on the lamp ban, including de-funding enforcement of manufacturing bans, it comes down to the very essence of marketing products. Sell value. While energy efficiency is a value, it is not the reason we buy lamps. energy consumption is a by-product of what we want when we buy lighting. We buy light fixtures and lamps to deliver light, of a quality we find acceptable, that serves our visual need to see when no other natural source is adequate or available. We accept that we must put energy into them to get light out. The same can be said of lamp life, another byproduct of extracting light from the product over time. So, basing value on reducing the by-products of realizing the core values being sought is simply bad marketing. It's how the US auto industry failed when it attempted to sell junk cars that got great mileage, while the Japanese and Germans sold cars that were reliable and fun to drive, that also got great mileage and were cheap to maintain. A more robust program for lighting products would be able to state:
- Delivers a higher quality of light than you have ever experienced in comfort, color appearance, and enhanced visual performance.
- Reduces eye strain and associated headache, dryness, and discomfort caused by flicker and glare.
- Produces a smooth, beautiful light beam pattern with no hot spots, rings or glare.
- Fits into any fixture designed around a standard lamp, open or enclosed, with improved overall appearance without compromise – or replaces an outdated fixture with something new and fresh, delivering an attractive product that delivers light that is exceptionally attractive.
- Dims smoothly from full to nothing, with no flicker, stutter, or cutoff, using familiar dimmer controls.
That will get SSL place at the table to then press the case of less energy use and longer service life to justify a small price premium. But, reading through the list, how many current LED retrofit lamps can make this collection of claims? Missing one or two means compromise, as halogen replacements are available that can nail all of these claims, at a very small premium, delivering a level of energy-saving and longer life.
With the Federal Government once again demonstrating its lack of support for its own force feeding program, and a conservative agenda almost assured to whittle that down further in the next few years – for those in the business of deploying SSL technology and product, it is time to truly engage value delivery beyond dependence on the dope of legal compliance. The technology is capable of delivering all of the real values being sought by lighting customers, and more. Let's build the future on those values, and leave the government to its dysfunctional self. The sooner we can make lighting an industry of self-sustaining excellence, the sooner we can be free of impotent legislation that only creates negativity as its sole contribution.
More on the Flickering of ThingsPosted: November 17, 2014 in General SSL Commentary
Tags: 120V AC LED, AC LED, Acriche LED, LEDs, Solid-state, Solid-state lighting, SSL
There remains an issue of flicker and its issues that has been drawn out by a lack of action on the part of our standards and professional organizations. The topic of flicker has been turned into years of discussion, consternation, regurgitation of old information, tests to prove what has already been known for years, and avoidance of conflict. One of my best selling products from the Lumenique Product Center is the Flicker Machine, as simple device for visually detecting and confirming that visible flicker exists within a space or from a source, indicating there is a desire of individuals to know more. I presented a bit on this device and its use here some time ago.
I have invested my personal time exploring this topic, including membership in the IEEE 1789 committee addressing the risks of flicker, presentations at DOE and other conferences, working with various manufacturers on their line voltage, non-driver products, and personal testing, experimentation and actively living with and under AC LED products. After more than 6 years of this, one simple question surfaced for me.
If DC and high frequency (>2,000Hz) PWM driven constant current LED solutions produce no visible flicker, why consider a source with greater flicker presence? (more…)
Being a Lightning Rod is Shocking Good FunPosted: November 6, 2014 in General Commentary, General SSL Commentary
Tags: LED, LEDs, Lighting, Solid-state, Solid-state lighting
There are many subjects in lighting, specifically in the universe of solid-state lighting, that need to be actively discussed and openly debated. Issues such as qualitative issues (color, color accuracy, glare, brightness, illuminance levels, etc..) over quantitative (lumens per watt), or the discussion of blue light content, or scotopic v. photopic, or supplier issues, or even the problems of being a small fish in a pond filled with big bloated corporate fish and a governmental agency who believes itself now a lighting expert… These all require active dialog to be resolved and grow understanding. Too many times, the discussion of important topics are held in little rooms, hidden from view, with conclusions drawn, recommendations and regulations written – to be handed down like tablets from the mount, for us all to simply step in line and accept as fact. We have far too many instances of white paper writing scientists issuing their narrowly focused findings through their myopic peer groups, to be used as swords and weapons against the unwashed and unknowing masses. I find the creeping movement of lighting away from its roots as a human experience enhancing art-form into the hands of marketing zealots, narrow minded PhD's working in their corporate labs, and federal or state agencies with agendas to follow outside our need to know… well, disheartening and disgusting. (more…)
The Blue Light, High CCT and CRI Relationship DiscussionPosted: August 19, 2014 in General SSL Commentary
Tags: Blue Light, LED, LEDs, Light Metrics, Solid-state, Solid-state lighting, SSL
In a recent article published in Architectural SSL on the topic of blue light content of LEDs, I attempted to present the discussion of blue light from the perspective of those raising concerns about blue light hazards against known and practical objective knowledge on the topic. The article covered the gambit of concerns, from retinal damage concerns to melatonin levels in occupants, from both sides of the argument, as there are those who dismiss this as a non-issue out of hand. The article also forwarded two conclusive suggestions. First: The research on this specific topic, as it relates specifically to LED light sources, is a little thin. Second: For those concerned about blue light content, selecting LEDs of a lower CCT and higher CRI delivered the lowest blue light content. Whether or not this is the best choice for visual acuity was not the subject of the article, nor was it suggested as the best solution overall. There is a great deal of research supporting the concept of high CCT light for enhancing human visual performance. Much of this was completed under light sources other than LEDs, so there is no caveat included that states anywhere that blue light content of LEDs is at acceptable levels, or of no concern. (more…)
COB Arrays are the New Halogen LampPosted: December 13, 2013 in Art and Design, General Commentary, General SSL Commentary, Reviewed - Exemplary
Tags: LED, LED Art, LEDs, Lighting, Solid-state, Solid-state lighting, SSL
I have a fondness for the halogen lamp. From the little 20W bi-pin 12V burners to the 500W double ended monsters, the combination of light quality, simplicity, toughness, light density and versatility filled a special place in the hearts of lighting designers for decades. While there were also larger iterations of the technology reaching 20,000W, even the most halogen crazed found them to be a bit over the top, setting them aside for special applications. In my own experience, the 20W through 75W 12V burners, 15W through 65W MR16, 35 through 50W PAR36 and 75W through 250W mini-can line voltage lamps hit the spot for a wide range of focused and unfocused lighting product designs. For my personal portable lamp works, the low voltage burners, MR16 and the PAR36 lamps were my favorites. I could create live-structures (where the fixture acted as conductor) using remote 12V power supplies, allowing sculptures to be simple to the extreme.
When LEDs arrived on the scene in the late 1990's, I caught a glimmer of what was to come. By the year 2002, it was obvious that solid-state would be delivering something new, and that the properties of the source technology shared a great deal with the halogen lamp from a lighting perspective, with a huge advantage – far less heat, much tougher and resistant to impact, and very long lived. The only issue was, color quality was initially poor, consistency from LED to LED was awful, and light output per individual LED device was pathetic. This required designs utilize a number of LEDs mounted to circuit boards, wired to drivers that were clumsy at best. The complexity of LEDs in the earlier stages were compounded by the lack of available components, which meant one-off application of the technology was out of reach for anyone not up for custom electronics design. (more…)
Complexity is the Nature of Technology Growth – Part Two: The SSL PerspectivePosted: December 12, 2013 in Art and Design, Energy, General Commentary, General SSL Commentary
Tags: Home lighting, LED, LEDs, Lighting, Lighting facts, lighting facts label, Solid-state, Solid-state lighting, SSL
To set things off on the proper foot – I do not like complexity when it is not necessary. I've noted many times that if energy were free and maintenance was not a consideration, the perfect light source is the tungsten halogen lamp. This technology delivers a very attractive white light, is very easy to control, provides optical focus, and is as simple as it can get. The low voltage versions of this technology are equally attractive, accepting that transformers were a horrible thing to tag onto an otherwise neat little light source. I have made hundreds of lights using halogen lamps, mainly 12V versions, starting back in 1985. It was my go-to light source. I still have boxes of transformers and sockets, acquired over years of making lights for myself and others.
That said, there is no escaping that energy is an issue, and maintenance is a pain. The cost of operating halogen technologies is simply impossible to bear. This is why we have HID sources with all their ugly liabilities, and the fluorescent lamp. While I get HID technology as a giant super-power halogen device, it has always been a clumsy, heavy, messy engineering gadget that sets aside the art of lighting for raw lumen energy. Fluorescent lamps have are a source you are forced to live with, in an uninspired, just-get-lumens-in -the-box sort of way. There is very little to love about their scale, lack of focus-ability, ballast hardware, delicate tubes, and ghastly glow. I've specified millions of these lamps into existence, wishing every time there was a better way. I never made a single art light using fluorescent lamps, not because itsn't possible, but because I never liked them enough to give them that part of my time.
The emergence of solid-state lighting, specifically LEDs, hit me in two ways. One, I get the small controllable source I had with 12V halogen. Second, I get the efficiency and raw lumen potential of fluorescent that made it indispensable. Because of this, the last time I made a light using halogen technology was in 2004, and that product was converted to an LED sources in 2006. For my own use, every halogen light I made from 1993 to 2004 still in use around the house, has been converted to LED. Every new fixture made since 2005 has incorporated an LED light source, without exception. I do not use retrofit lamps. I either tear down and rebuild products to utilize LEDs properly, or design them around LEDs in the first place. (more…)

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A lot of the people got trained on SEO and search engines have little or no previous knowledge about search technology other than their own personal experience of using Google to find information online. Of particular interest to those working in SEO is likely to be the overall positive attitude towards sites that rank prominently in organic SERPS compared to those that appear as sponsored listings, even where there exists little or no understanding of what makes a page rank prominently on Google. Here is a nice infographic explains the Google search and SEO.
Source : SeoTrainingLondon


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Designed for Rekordbox DJ, the Pioneer DJ DDJ-RR Controller, is the small brother to the already popular line of rekordbox controllers like the RX and RZ. This 2-channel controller features an intuitive layout, with illuminated on-jog indication, and was designed with dedicated controls for rekordbox DJ. Take full control of your DJ software with Slip Mode, Deck Select for 4-deck control, and Release FX, all with the touch of a button.
You get a free rekordbox dj license key bundled with the DDJ-RR. Simply activate your licence key, connect the controller and start DJing.
Large jog wheels with an illuminated On-Jog Display provide responsive scratching, and let you know the status of each deck at a glance. Plus the DDJ-RR has a durable, brushed aluminium top plate just like our flagship controllers and NXS2 set-up.
Set colours for your Hot Cues in rekordbox then trigger with high quality rubber pads. Or use the Performance Pads to bring Pad FX, Beat Jump and Slicer into the mix.
Create sample sequences on the fly using the Sequencer, or select and play sequences stored on your computer directly from the hardware thanks to the Sequence Call button. Plus with Sequence Load you can load a sample sequence to the deck and scratch.
Slip Mode silently continues playback during a loop, reverse, or scratch, then brings the music back at the right point. And using Release FX you can exit complex FX patterns by selecting vinyl brake, echo or back spin and twisting the dial.
The DDJ-RR features the same circuit for master and booth outputs as the pro-standard DDJ-RZ to ensure faithful reproduction of audio sources and clear, powerful sound.
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Take the Pioneer DDJ-RR controller with you wherever you go thanks to the easy grab handles and lightweight design. For simple plug-and-play connectivity you can choose between USB or AC power.
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The choice is yours! Balanced XLR outputs let you connect to a professional PA system, while a booth and 2 headphone outs allow you to monitor your mixes. Or use the DDJ-RR as a mixer with multiplayers or turntables using the line and phono inputs.
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• Channels: 2
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• Jog Wheel: 132mm Durable Aluminum Jog Wheel (Center Illumination)
• Pad FX
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• Sampler: 16-Slot x 4-Bank
• 8 Hot Cues
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• Inputs: 2 Phono/Line (RCA), 1 Mic (1/4-inch Jack)
• Outputs: 2 Master (XLR,RCA), 1 Booth (1/4-inch TRS Jack), 2 Headphone Monitors (1/4-inch Jack, MiniPin)
• USB: 1 USB B Port
Pioneer DDJ-RR Specifications
• Width: 553mm / 21.77 inches
• Height: 65.1mm / 25.63 inches
• Depth: 334.5mm / 13.17 inches
• Weight: 3.7 kg / 8.16 pounds
• Soundcard: 24 bit/44.1 kHz
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The little MermaidMature
I told her, "I wanna write a song with you."
Her immediate reaction didn't seem very musical. But she managed to wash down her reluctancy with a glass of my enthusiasm. It looked a little too hard to swallow though.
Between you and me... I think she just didn't want to hurt my feelings...
Knew that anything musical we might share in this space would come at a price. Having played piano in the past, she knows…. that every… key... requires effort. Every chord requires contact, every verse must be attacked every note ... needs impact.
Channeling all that we are and hearing the universe equally and oppositely react. Like science ... She knows there's chemistry in this musical contract.
And between you and me... I think she's scared to do that.
She houses pipes that were silenced a while back. Now all noise is mute, all lyrics refute, and the tones are all flat.
She is the little mermaid.
A villain stole her voice at the promise of love, a kinship of bliss and... what a bargain that is. String up your vocal chords and I'll meet each pained utterance with a kiss. I'll be the hiccup in your throat, the stutter in your sentence my sweet nothings will be the only sound you know.
She ... was choked, by fingers disguised as affection. This mermaid was drowned under the animosity of someone who did understand that violence had no place in love.
Between you and me, I think when her fin was torn into a pair of feet she found it difficult to find any other fish in the sea. This banished princess.. with a well of troubles as deep as the ocean her voice was not stolen… it was broken! She was gifted with new respiratory organs that were already choking. Her frail fingers did not belong in the hands of that man like creatures with gills don't belong on land. Aggression is nobodies natural habitat.
But like I said was silenced a while back. She made to believe that like every note, each future affection would require impact. And between you and me… I really wanna change that.
I told her "I wanna write a song with you". Not to test whether she is musically faceted but rather to see if she is still passionate. I wanted to see if my prayers had reached you yet… I wanted you to be okay. Little mermaid who swam away. I wanted to watch you recuperate. In your time at sea you overcome bigger waves. So… sing.
Understand that are the most wonderful lyricist and your pitch and tone are not a akin heartache and woe, you can be loud. Be proud in knowledge that any music you make is only the overture, only the beginning to a symphony called "done with this shit" you...
I will hear no requiem, you'll play no finale. The stage is not a battleground. Let there be no more tears in which to drown, sing! Sing and make sea sirens jealous of how mermaids sound.


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Bachelor of Computer Science
Hashemite University
-GPA: Very Good (3.00)
-Date of graduation: May, 2015
I am an open-minded individual with a record in Designing Websites, Desktop Applications, and Android Applications, IOS Applications and creating databases. I have strong technical skills as well as excellent interpersonal skills. I am agree to be challenged in order to grow and improve my communication and professional IT skills and also improve economic sector through the improvement of IT sector.
I have Energy to work under pressure and long time, develop plans and acquire communication skills, and my ideal job role will be Mobile Application Developer.
-GPA: Very Good (3.00)
-Date of graduation: May, 2015
I have 3 months experience at this company.
I have 4 months experience at this company.
Good communication skills, both written and verbal.
Working with Augmented Reality in IOS and Android.
-Working with iOS tech.
-Working with databases.
-Dealing with Web services using json.
-Parsing html pages with html parser library.
-Dealing with AutoLayout and size classes.
-Working with google maps API.
-Working with Android tech.
-Working with databases.
-Dealing with Web services using json and volley.
-Use several programming languages especially Java.
-Working with several Databases.
-Ability to analyse the projects and extract the requirements.
-Ability to write Documentations, draw diagrams for the projects.
-Proficiency in all areas of UML design tools, including Dia, Visio, Relational Rose, others.
I trained in Pioneer Academy for a whole month, and discussed some of following topics:
- Database and Web services.
- Android xml.
- Php, JavaScript, html and css.
- Object Oriented Programming with Java.
- Communication skills, Presentation skills, others.
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|The laser (on the right) sends its light through a gas container, then the beam is reflected by a mirror (left).
|Circular quantum cascade lasers
|The lasers that we produce are a far cry from ordinary laser pointers , explains Rolf Szedlak from the Institute of Solid State Electronics at TU Wien. We make what are known as quantum cascade lasers. They are made up of a sophisticated layered system of different materials and emit light in the infrared range.
|When an electrical voltage is applied to this layered system, electrons pass through the laser. With the right selection of materials and layer thicknesses, the electrons always lose some of their energy when passing from one layer into the next. This energy is released in the form of light, creating an infrared laser beam.
|Our quantum cascade lasers are circular, with a diameter of less than half a millimetre, reports Prof. Gottfried Strasser, head of the Center for Micro- and Nanostructures at TU Wien. Their geometric properties help to ensure that the laser only emits light at a very specific wavelength.
|The new sensor type: Two concentric circles
|This is perfect for chemical analysis of gases, as many gases absorb only very specific amounts of infrared light, explains Prof. Bernhard Lendl from the Institute of Chemical Technologies and Analytics at TU Wien. Gases can thus be reliably detected using their own individual infrared fingerprint. Doing so requires a laser with the correct wavelength and a detector that measures the amount of infrared radiation swallowed up by the gas.
|A laser that also detects
|Our microscopic structure has the major advantage of being a laser and detector in one, professes Rolf Szedlak. Two concentric quantum cascade rings are fitted for this purpose, which can both (depending on the operating mode) emit and detect light, even doing so at two slightly different wavelengths. One ring emits the laser light which passes through the gas before being reflected back by a mirror. The second ring then receives the reflected light and measures its strength. The two rings then immediately switch their roles, allowing the next measurement to be carried out.
|SEM-picture of the sensor
|In testing this new form of sensor, the TU Wien research team faced a truly daunting challenge: they had to differentiate isobutene and isobutane two molecules which, in addition to confusingly similar names, also possess very similar chemical properties. The microscopic sensors passed this test with flying colours, reliably identifying both of the gases.
|Combining laser and detector brings many advantages, says Gottfried Strasser. It allows for the production of extremely compact sensors, and conceivably, even an entire array i.e. a cluster of microsensors housed on a single chip and able to operate on several different wavelengths simultaneously. The application possibilities are virtually endless, ranging from environmental technology to medicine.
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Maria Bacardi Debuts "Deseo", A Recording Of Traditional Cuban Boleros At The Kitano
Cuban-born, New York-based musician, artist and performer, Maria Bacardi, announces the release of her debut album of traditional Cuban ballads entitled, Deseo available March 2013 worldwide through Breaking Records.
Deseo, which translates to Desire in English, is a collection of traditional ballads of love and longing performed in the Cuban Bolero style and sung in Spanish, French and English. Born in Cuba in 1957, Maria Bacardi was raised in Europe and given an "A-patrida"
"My art and music are both fed from my desire for looking for the truth in beauty, despite the forces of pain and grief." — Maria Bacardi
Maria Bacardi honors her personal Cuban history by treating the traditional scores on Deseo with the intended notes. The musical arrangements for Deseo are by David Oquendo and Carlos Gomez. Maria Bacardi's singing is accompanied by Cuban and Latin American musical luminaries including David Oquendo, guitar; Vicente Sanchez, percussion; Alex Hernandez, bass; Onel Mulet, saxophone and flute; Pablo Vergara, piano; Roman Diaz, percussion; Yunior Terry, bass; and Duo Carlos y Marta, guitar and vocals.
Maria Bacardi (formerly Maria Pessino) is an actress, singer, artist and poet who was born in Cuba in 1957. She left Cuba as a young child to be brought up and educated in Europe. She currently lives and works in East Hampton, New York where she has raised her family since 1990.
Maria Bacardi has been an actress and an artist her whole life and she now embarks on the path of a new creative endeavor, which takes the form of song. This venture adds to her oeuvre and marks her first professional foray into singing. Beginning with the traditional Cuban songs her mother sang while in exile in Spain, Maria Bacardi will release her first, full-length album, Deseo, which will debut in early 2013.
"I am not in Cuba. Cuba is in me." – Maria Bacardi, from forthcoming album, Deseo
Maria Bacardi is also the Founder and Artistic Director of Oddfellows Playhouse, a not-for-profit artist's theater company, which instigates new work and uses alternative indoor and outdoor stages throughout many locations in the Hamptons.
In the past thirty years, she has played numerous roles in many theater productions in New York City and in the Hamptons including Woyzek by Georg Büchner, at BAM directed by Robert Wilson. Maria Bacardi has acted in and directed many productions of Oddfellows Playhouse including One Thousand Avant Garde Plays, by Kenneth Koch, Cote d'Azur Triangle, by Harry Kondoleon, Joan of Arc, by Uni Dahr and John Morrow, Behold and Reflect and Systole and Diastole by Maria Pessino (Maria Bacardi). She recently performed in The Lost Lesson by Joan Marie Moossy.
In addition to singing and developing theater works, Maria Bacardi constructs magic environments inside boxes –Troves-, shown in numerous galleries of the Hamptons and New York City.
Maria Bacardi is founder and honorary co-chair of the Community Board of Robert Wilson's Watermill Center and spearheads a multitude of theatrical workshops involving the East End youth. She serves on the board of Performa.
She holds a Bachelors Degree of Arts from New York University in Drama Therapy and Psychodrama.
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New Orleans – Dave Robinson figured if he didn't make it into the Hall of Fame this year, his chances of ever getting there were over.
When he heard his name called Saturday, he blew a long sigh of relief.
"I wasn't surprised as much as I was just relieved," Robinson said in a ballroom at the New Orleans Convention Center, where the class of 2013 was announced. "If I didn't make it this time, I didn't know what I was going to do.
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On Saturday, enough of the 46 members of the Hall of Fame selection committee agreed and voted him in. Robinson was nominated by the seniors committee, which picks out players who might have been overlooked during the process and gives them another chance.
Robinson's son, Dave Jr., who accompanied him to the festivities said his father rarely talked about getting into the Hall of Fame because he thought he had made his case on the field.
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"We were casting Michael Jackson in 2001 and that obviously is a challenge in terms of the physical resemblance. We were really looking for the performance that could unlock the spirit, and we really think Joe Fiennes has done that. He's given a really sweet, nuanced, characterful performance," he told The Guardian. "It's a really lovely, sweet film. I'm really looking forward to seeing how people react once they've actually seen it."
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Karachi: Noting the attack on rights activist Malala Yousufzai was the final wake up call for Pakistan, the MQM, the largest political party here, has said it would hold a national referendum on November 8 to decide if people want Quaid-e-Azam's Pakistan or Taliban's Pakistan.
The Mutthaida Qaumi Movement (MQM) senior leader Farooq Sattar said ballot forms would be distributed at special booths in different parts of the city for citizens who will be asked to tick their option.
"The referendum will be held from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and the purpose of this exercise is to highlight the serious challenge we face from extremist elements in the country," Sattar said.
He said Pakistan was faced with both internal and external threats and terrorists were targeting innocent people, children and were destroying schools.
"The attack on Malala was a wake-up call for the nation," Sattar said.
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All things embraced pivot towards the inevitable center
The same leaves rustled 2000 years ago, still wilt every fall,
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Some mountains fall an inch, others rise the same
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The mountains echo us more than we'd like to admit.
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We forget the place we have in this cycle.
And so we fall slowly with the mountains, the years inch by,
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BPL Will Staff an Exhibit Booth at the 2016 Alabama Money Expo
The 3rd annual Alabama Money Expo will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 5, 2016, at G. W. Carver High School in Birmingham, Alabama, and the Birmingham Public Library (BPL) will once again be participating. The free event consists of workshops, demonstrations, exhibits, and counseling sessions aimed at helping members of the community learn more about personal finance and money management issues. Some of the topics to be addressed at the expo include budgeting, investing, paying for college, estate planning, managing credit, and income tax preparation. Many of the activities are planned with teenagers and their parents in mind, but attendees of all ages will find much to learn and benefit from during the day.
Staff members from the Birmingham Public Library's Business, Science and Technology Department will be working an exhibit booth in the Finances, Estate and Retirement Planning Zone of the expo's Main Exhibit Hall. Here, attendees can expect to find lots of flyers, brochures, and handouts promoting library resources related to financial literacy and consumer education. Some of the kinds of resources that the library staff will be promoting at the Expo can be viewed on the Personal Finance subject resource page on the BPL website.
The Alabama Money Expo is sponsored by Financial Education Outreach (FEO), a local nonprofit organization committed to building financial security for individuals and families through a variety of educational services and opportunities. Further information about the expo can be found on the event's website and the FEO website.
Jim Murray
Business, Science and Technology Department
Central Library
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Dead and Buried was an animated webcast special by Big Finish Productions featuring Bernice Summerfield.
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While Bernice waits to see what Braxiatel is planning, she's getting back to her roots — investigating the site of a previously undiscovered civilisation. It isn't long however, before she's being pursued through the ruins by an implacable foe.
On her own, light-years from rescue, she must rely on her wits to survive and discover who wants her dead and buried.
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- During her journey, Bernice looks at holograms of Adrian Wall, Bev Tarrant, Peter Summerfield and Robyn.
- Bernice travelled to Javarda based on a lead from a Bandril trader.
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- Alex Mallinson and Miles Richardson collaborated on Irving Braxiatel's appearance and elements of his characterisation, which was partially inspired by the title character in the film Citizen Kane.[1]
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- Big Finish Productions released Dead and Buried as a free download on the official Bernice Summerfield site on 1 September 2010, along with a selection of desktop wallpapers based on the film's artwork. The film was also webcast on Big Finish's official YouTube channel. The downloads and YouTube stream were freely accessible worldwide. Big Finish eventually removed the downloadable version of the story from their website, but the YouTube video remains posted and freely available.
- Dead and Buried was also released on DVD as a bonus with the September 2011 release of Epoch, a box set of Bernice Summerfield adventures. The video documentary The Making of Dead and Buried was specifically produced for this box set.
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Any one know why the Security Center Widget on te Dashboard might report wrong info? Attached is part of the screen shot showing 2 installations of ForeFront. If I click on the link to see which two PC's have ForeFront, I see 8 PC's listed (I'll attach a second screen shot below.
I looked through the following: http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/163340-sw-security-center-not-reflecting-correct-amount-of-installs and also a few other threads. Most seemed to have suggestions for solving scanning problems, but we have a reporting problem. The info is in SW as we can see the PC's in the Inventory, but the Widget isn't reporting the correct numbers. Any ideas?
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Apr 26, 2012 at 2:33 UTC
Here's the Inventory view...
May 4, 2012 at 7:51 UTC
I have the same issue. It's reporting incorrect version number installs. If I look at the inventory, it has the correct version numbers, but if I check the widget, the numbers are incorrect.
Did you ever find a resolution?


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Several area communities celebrate culture, heritage with upcoming festivals
Music, dancing, food and beer are among the highlights of several upcoming Germanfests (and one celebrating Swiss heritage) in the area.
There will be plenty of options to break out the lederhosen and get your polka on during the events in the coming weeks in Evansville, Vincennes, Tell City, Jasper and New Harmony.
Strassenfest, Jasper, Thursday through Sunday
There are several new feature's to this year's Strassenfest in downtown Jasper, said Nancy Eckerle, Chamber of Commerce executive director.
This year's theme for the 36th anniversary of the event is "Alive with the Arts" with a focus on all of the arts offerings in the community.
There will also be arts activities for children including a chance to make a Bavarian hat, free theater workshop, a special exhibit at the Jasper Community Arts center, a Plein-air watercolor workshop and fun art-themed cutouts for photos such as Grand Wood's "American Gothic" and Vincent VanGogh's "Starry, Starry Night."
Eckerle said the festival gets "bigger and better" every year and has also added a few other new events including the Jasper Lions Club Dachshund Dash, a hypnotist, and adult pedal tractor pull.
Other favorites during the festival are the Spirit of Jasper train rides, a tour of St. Joseph Church with an opportunity to climb to the top of the clock tour, a variety of music and competitions such as log sawing, polka and chicken dance.
"Strassenfest is very much a family festival," Eckerle said. "There are things going on all day each of the days. It is high energy, and there are things for all ages. And one thing that makes this special is that we only have local, nonprofit organizations at our festival, no outside vendors. So this festival helps generate funds for local groups that then give back to our community again."
There is no admission to the festival, although organizers encourage attendees to purchase a $5 button to help support the event. The button will give attendees admission to the beer gardens and entertainment that are each night.
For a complete schedule visit jasperstrassenfest.org.
Schweizer Fest, Tell City, Aug. 6-9
The 56th annual Schweizer Fest in Tell City is expected to bring in more than 10,000 visitors during the week, said Beverly Minto, executive director of the Perry County Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
"The festival started with our centennial celebration in 1958 and has been running every year since," she said. "It's a great thing for families and brings in a lot of people from outside the community. It brings everyone together and brings extra income into the community."
Minto said the wine garden on Saturday, in its seventh year, is one of the faster growing elements to the festival. There will be eight wineries on hand during the event. Another highlight of this year's festival is a 31-mile bike tour. A beer garden with entertainment will be offered each night of the festival, she said.
There's a bluegrass festival on Aug. 2 at Zoercher-Bettinger Park to gear the community up for the festival, Minto said.
Proceeds from the Schweizer Fest fund scholarships for area students.
"Tell City was founded by a Swiss Colonial society," Minto said. "It is nice to celebrate history and be able to look back. It's a good, wholesome, family festival that includes the whole community."
For the complete schedule for the festival visit tellcityschweizerfest.com .
Germanfest, Vincennes, Aug. 8-9
The two-day Germanfest in Vincennes is a fundraiser for Vincennes Catholic Schools. This year's event — from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. each night — will feature entertainment from 7-11 p.m. by traditional German band Die Musikmeisters Band, a quartet based in Chicago. There is a $5 admission. Grilled brats, four kinds of sausage, polish frenchwurst, a whole hog, fried potatoes, kraut and sandwiches will be served.
Festival organizers say the event is a way to show appreciation for and celebrate the area's German-American heritage with an atmosphere known as "Gemutlichkeit." The event, in its 42nd year, is for those 21 and over.
Volksfest, Evansville Aug. 7-9
The highlight for this year's Volksfest is the rededication of Germania Maennerchor's 100-year-old building. The event — Aug. 7-9 — is steeped in German tradition. The festival is open to families until 2 p.m. but after that is a 21 and over event. The admission is $5 with a German-style meal that includes bratwurst or pig knuckles, potatoes and sauerkraut.
There will be a variety of contests and entertainment including Germania's own Ratskeller Band as well as Rhein Valle Brass and the Cincinnati Schnapps.
Kuntsfest, New Harmony, Sept. 20-21
Looking for a taste of Oktoberfest in September? Kuntsfest fits the bill.
The festival this year will feature even more celebration of history as the community of New Harmony continues to celebrate its bicentennial.
Chris Laughbaum, co-chair for Kuntsfest, said this year's event features even more food and craft booths, music and other entertainment over previous years. And what sets their festival apart from many other Germanfests is its historic vendors.
These vendors, she said, not only have unique items for sell but they will also demonstrate their craft during the festival. Some of this year's historic vendors include hand-forged iron work, glass beans, career, pottery and brooms.
The festival will also feature horse and carriage rides, a variety of food, entertainment and activities.
New this year, Laughbaum said is off-site parking and a shuttle service. Festival goers can park at the old New Harmony School on East Street and take a shuttle to the festival.
"We are spending the year celebrating our founders, German separatists," she said. "This festival gives us a chance to honor and celebrate the German values that they left us. Come on down and see what a beautiful town we have and enjoy the music and relaxation of Kuntsfest."


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Basics of C, variables, functions, arrays, pointers, data structures [queues, stacks, linked lists], numbers.
For all those, who have already learnt C [or C++/Java, for that matter] in their previous years : Revise your fundamentals, and this course should be easy for you. Question papers need to be solved and their difficulty needs to be assessed. Step onto competitive programming, or try something which takes you further steps ahead.
For those who are new to C : Start reading from a book [refrain from reading directly from slides/notes] and gain an overall understanding first. Out of the subjects in this semester, spend atleast 30 mins – 1 hr everyday reading/re-reading PDS. This will take you on par with your other 'learned' peers. Solving questions from the back of textbooks will improve your understanding of the language specifics. Consider all of the above non textual references to the best of use.
Midsem, Endsem : Small snippets of code will be required from your side. You will be assessed on your ability to read the code, and understand the algorithm which the question paper setter is trying to follow, and fill in the blanks with necessary code-blocks. 1-2 questions may ask you to write an entire function. However, mostly the questions will revolve around asking the outputs, which may test your overall program-implementation skills. Should be easy if you are good with your fundamentals. Be careful and beware of a tricky paper waiting for you.


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It's official: Hugh Hefner engaged again
Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner says he's gotten engaged again.Hefner said in a Twitter message early Sunday that he'd given a ring to girlfriend and Playmate Crystal Harris, saying she burst into tears. "This is the happiest Christmas weekend in memory," he wrote. To clear up confusion over whether the ring was simply a Christmas gift, Hefner later tweeted: "Yes, the ring I gave Crystal is an engagement ring. I didn't mean to make a mystery out of it. A very merry Christmas to all." This would be the third marriage for the 84-year-old, star of the E! cable TV reality series The Girls Next Door, which chronicles Hefner's life at the Playboy Mansion. He divorced Playmate Kimberly Conrad last year. His first wife was Mildred Williams, whom he married in 1949. They divorced 10 years later. Harris is 23, according to her online biography by E! It will be her first marriage. PERRY HELPS OUT Entertainment mogul Tyler Perry has offered to rebuild the home of an 88-year-old great-grandmother who lost all her belongings in a fire. Rosa Lee Ransby and her 4-year-old great-granddaughter escaped the fire Tuesday that destroyed her home of 40 years in Coweta County, southwest of Atlanta. Coweta County firefighters began soliciting donations, and calls flooded in. The Atlanta-based filmmaker visited Ransby's neighborhood Thursday and pledged to rent her a house for a year, pay for her utilities, buy her furniture and then build her a new home. Coweta Fire Chief Todd Moore said Perry's decision "made my Christmas."


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Structural FE-Software Coupling through the Experimental Software Framework, OpenFresco. Andreas Schellenberg , Yuli Huang and Stephen Mahin. Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of California, Berkeley. Motivation.
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Structural FE-Software Coupling through the Experimental Software Framework, OpenFresco
Andreas Schellenberg, Yuli Huang
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Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of California, Berkeley
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