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How this 16-year-old Turned Ideas into Global Solutions | Angelina Arora
Angelina Arora
TEDxYouth@Sydney 2019 · 4 April 2019
In this illuminating talk, Angelina Arora, a 16-year-old innovator, describes the importance of asking questions and how to bounce back from failure, all through the lens of her two new solutions to global problems.
Angelina Arora is the creator of a new toxin-free plastic, made completely out of waste, that decomposes 1.5 million times faster than conventional plastics. She now continues to develop her plastic for medical applications and investigate new ways of how cancer could be metastasising.
For her research, Angelina has received multiple scholarships to international universities and was the grand award winner at the prestigious International Science Fair. Not only confining her time to scientific pursuits, Angelina conducts charity work nationally and internationally.
As a result, she was acknowledged for leadership in social justice by the Hon Dame Marie Bashir Peace Prize, was named Young Citizen of the Year 2019, Channel 7's Young Achiever of the Year Award Winner, Green Globe Winner and was the nominee for Young Australian of the Year. Using her profile and voice, Angelina now empowers young people to follow their passions as she believes her generation is the one that will make a difference.
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Day 03: Leh to Pangong Lake to Leh (320 Kms) After early Breakfast leave for Pangong Lake (14,500 ft), through Changla Pass 17,350 ft.,it is the third highest motorable road in the world. 1200 hrs. arrive Pangong,it is the highest salt water Lake in the World, shared by two countries India & China. Packed or Hot Lunch will be provided. Enjoy the beauty of the lake on the Banks of pangong while appreciating the changing Colors and fascinating high altitude of the Lake. Drive back to Leh by the same route. Overnight Hotel.
Day 04: Full day visit to Khardung La pass and Gurdawara and Sangam; After breakfast drive to Khardung la, the highest motorable road in the world. Return to Leh by afternoon. Hot Lunch at Hotel. After the Lunch drive to visit Gurudwara Pather Sahib, Magnetic Hill and Sangam of Zangskar and Indus River. Overnight Hotel.
Day 05: 06,00 hrs. Transfer to the airport and fly back to Delhi with Sweet Memories of Ladakh.


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Live review: Gigantes Tour thrills fans in Anaheim
By Martha Ramirez and Special To The Orange County Register | Orange County Register
From left: Marc Anthony, Marco Antonio Solís and Chayanne embrace during their Honda Center performance. Photo: Kelly A. Swift, for the Register. Click the pic for more.
It was a "Fiesta en Anaheim" Friday night as three of Latin music's biggest names – Puerto Rican stars Chayanne and Marc Anthony and Mexican singer-songwriter Marco Antonio Solís – brought their Gigantes Tour to Honda Center, providing fans with an evening of music that crossed different genres, borders and tastes.
And while they each had their own time on stage (Chayanne followed by Anthony and then Solís), the grand finale brought all of them together to perform a song apiece, including Anthony's smash "I Need to Know" and Chayanne's popular "Fiesta en America."
It was a rare sight and a prime opportunity for them to show off why these cantantes are indeed gigantes (giants) in their fans' eyes. (It was also amusing to see women lose their minds when the trio gyrated their hips in unison during that last performance.)
"Yo sé que aquí en Anaheim es como el segundo Michoacán," Solís said, acknowledging that Anaheim to him is like a second Michoacan, his hometown in Mexico, causing an uproar of screams. (The show repeated Saturday night at Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario.)
The 52-year-old veteran wasted no time in engaging his fans, continuing in Spanish: "I'm sending an affectionate hug to all of the chubby girls, the skinny ones, my spoiled ones (but) this song is for my morenitas (girls with dark complexions)." He then donned a black tejana (Texan hat) and ripped into some cowboy moves while four backup dancers in red Mexican skirts danced around him to the tamborazo sensation "Morenita."
Solís' set was focused primarily on his romantic material, the kind of music that fills you with overpowering sentiment every time you hear it, as was the case when he sang "A Dónde Vamos a Parar?" "Love isn't an impossible thing for this humble servant," he told the crowd en Español. "With love I dedicate 'Mi Eterno Amor Secreto' to everyone who loves and continues to love profoundly."
This is no sudden sensation: Solís cemented his reputation as an acclaimed artist of heartbreak and love songs during his time as lead voice for Los Bukis, the popular Mexican group formed in 1975. Friday night he took fans all the way back, gifting them with some of that group's many hits. "I wrote this here in Los Angeles, on Third and Vermont," he mentioned, showing off a very good memory, since the song he referenced, "Mi Mayor Necesidad," came out in 1992 while he was still with Los Bukis.
While it was great that Solís sang the classic "Tu Cárcel" – definitely my fave, and one even he acknowledged couldn't be left out – unfortunately there wasn't enough time for "Chiquilla Bonita" (also from his days as a Buki) or "Recuerdos Tristeza y Soledad."
But then "El Buki," as he's commonly known, brought out Anthony for a duet on "Si No Te Hubieras Ido," undoubtedly one of his more notable numbers as a soloist, and which was in large part catapulted to success via its use as the theme song of a hit telenovela last decade.
Solís was clearly full of love, not just singing about it but speaking of it as well: "A hug to all of those who feel alone, sad and abandoned tonight," he told the crowd in Spanish. "There is no bigger gift then the love we have inside of us. It's the most wonderful thing. Let's fall in love, like they say here, 24/7."
Marc Anthony in Anaheim. Photo: Kelly A. Swift, for the Register
He ended his set in very traditional fashion: "This song, (a) very Mexican song, has traveled to a lot of countries," Solís said about "La Venia Bendita." "Let's sing it not with our voices but with our spirits," he added, as a swaying Mexican flag appeared on the giant screen and the star once more sported his tejana. "These events are important because people's souls and hearts open up."
And that they did.
Anthony's salsa and charisma certainly made the ladies swoon, and the 43-year-old seemed to enjoy the crowd as much as they enjoyed him. That much was apparent during long pauses he'd take admiring different sections of the crowd, riling them up while absorbing their screams and rejoicing.
"¡Que rico!" he declared about the energetic atmosphere inside Honda Center – and he made it even richer by bringing out Chayanne for "Nadie Como Ella," also accompanied by plenty of gyrating hips. "What an honor to be like this with my brothers," Anthony told the crowd in Spanish about sharing the stage for this tour. "You can't imagine what it feels like."
The former Mr. J.Lo had probably the simplest set of the three, opting not to use any dancers or backing vocalists, just the man himself clad in black. But that was sufficient if the comments I heard during his set were any indication: "¡Es lo máximo!," or "he's the best," one lady said. Another fan, with a voice deep and loud enough to block out those of the performers themselves, insisted that anyone who hasn't seen Marc Anthony (or Juan Gabriel, for that matter) has yet to witness a good show.
Anthony also had fun with his band members, at one point grabbing the music sheet from one of his guitarists, as if making sure everything was in place before motioning that everything looked good. He also had an oops moment when he began walking away from the mic stand not realizing he was due to sing, quickly darting back in the nick of time to blurt out his lines.
The singer delighted fans with "Pregúntame" (one of his favorites, he said), "Mi Gente" and "Yo Que Te Conozco Bien," to name a few. He also toyed with the crowd right up to the end, pretending like he was leaving before satisfying their encore chants of "¡otra!"
The night's other Puerto Rican sensation – and hands down the one who garnered the most screams – was Chayanne, who came out with a "Boom Boom" to kick off his 50-minute set. While the 44-year-old was highly entertaining, delivering nonstop dancing from his entourage of supporting players (at one point he got seductive with one of them, surely making many women wish they were that dancer), it was unfortunate to see so many seats still empty. (A major accident on the 5 freeway may have been the cause, but Friday traffic never helps.)
Those who did get there early enough to catch his performance had to be glad they did. The heartthrob went all out on hits like "Torero" (his shirt by then soaking wet from dancing), "Lola" and the catchy "Tu Boca," while he dedicated "Si Nos Quedara Poco Tiempo" to his fans, imploring them to live every minute intensely.
"It's a wonderful happiness, very special what I'm living on this stage," he said in Spanish. "I'm telling you, you could do whatever you want with us." That was as much music to this crowd's ears as his songs were.
Chayanne also shouted out to his crew, not wanting to take sole credit for the all-out show he put on. ("I've never done anything by myself. I'm only a piece of the puzzle.") But it's his admirers to whom he's most grateful: "Thanks to the main characters of all of this, and that's all of you."
It was fitting, then, for him to close with "Provócame," one of his biggest hits, and the perfect way to start the fiesta for his fellow gigantes.
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It's interesting to note that a typical Google search yields millions of results and Google will display up to 1000 of them, by default across 100 pages at 10 results to a page. Google isn't implementing a View-all page there!
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once you have shorter series of larger pages, use the rel=prev and rel=next tags as described by Google.
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Q: How to get users with 3 or more consecutive weeks in order using pandas? I have a user table like this,
    USERID  Week_Number  Year
0       fb          5.0  2021
1  twitter          1.0  2021
2  twitter          2.0  2021
3  twitter          3.0  2021
4  twitter          1.0  2022
5  twitter          2.0  2022
6  twitter          3.0  2022
7  twitter         15.0  2022
8  twitter          NaN   NaN
9    human         21.0  2022

I want to find the users who login >= 3 consecutive weeks in the same year. The week numbers will be unique for each year. For example, in the above table we can see that user twitter is logged in week_no: 1, 2, 3 in the same year 2022 thereby satisfying the condition that I am looking for.
The output I am looking for,
USERID        Year
twitter       2021
twitter       2022

You can create the sample table using,
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

data = pd.DataFrame({"USERID": ["fb", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "twitter", "human"],
                     "Week_Number": [5, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 15, np.nan, 21],
                     "Year": ["2021", "2021","2021","2021", "2022", "2022", "2022", "2022", np.nan, "2022"]})

Can someone help me achieve this required output? I have tried few things but not able to arrive at proper output.
for ix, group in data.groupby([data.USERID, data.Year]):
    group = group.sort_values("Week_Number")
    group["Diff"] = (group.Week_Number - group.Week_Number.shift(1)).fillna(1)
    break

Thank you for any help in advance.

A: Since you are not interested in the details of when the run of at least three weeks occurred (start or end), but only the tuples (user, year) where the user had at least three consecutive weeks of usage, then it is quite simple:
def min_consecutive(w, minimum_run=3):
    dy = w.diff() != 1
    runlen = dy.groupby(dy.cumsum()).size()
    return (runlen >= minimum_run).any()

s = (
    data
    .sort_values('Week_Number')
    .groupby(['USERID', 'Year'])['Week_Number']
    .apply(min_consecutive)
)
>>> s[s]
USERID   Year
twitter  2021    True
         2022    True
Name: Week_Number, dtype: bool

Explanation
We consider each group (user, year). In that group, we observe an (ordered, without repeats) series of week numerals. This could be e.g. [1,2,3,12,13,18,19,20,21] (a run of 3, a run of 2, and a run of 4). The Series dy shows where there were gaps in the run (e.g. for the hypothetical value above: [T,F,F,T,F,T,F,F,F]). We use the .cumsum() of that to make groups that are each a consecutive run, e.g. [1,1,1,2,2,3,3,3,3]. We take the size of each group (e.g. [3,2,4]), and return True iff any of those is at least minimum_run long.
Addendum: locate the weeks that meet the criteria
Here are some ideas, depending on how you'd like your output.
df = data.dropna().sort_values(['USERID', 'Year', 'Week_Number'])
df = df.assign(rungrp=(df.groupby(['USERID', 'Year'])['Week_Number'].diff() != 1).cumsum())
df = df.loc[df.groupby('rungrp')['rungrp'].transform('count') >= 3]
>>> df
    USERID  Week_Number  Year  rungrp
1  twitter          1.0  2021       3
2  twitter          2.0  2021       3
3  twitter          3.0  2021       3
4  twitter          1.0  2022       4
5  twitter          2.0  2022       4
6  twitter          3.0  2022       4

All the weeks that are part of a run of at least 3.
Grouping to find week min and max of each run:
>>> df.groupby(['USERID', 'Year', 'rungrp'])['Week_Number'].agg([min, max])
                     min  max
USERID  Year rungrp
twitter 2021 3       1.0  3.0
        2022 4       1.0  3.0

A: Instead of looping you can create a column which will show whether a user in a year has had a consecutive increase, and then check if that column sums to more than 3 per user in a year:
data.sort_values(by=['USERID','Year','Week_Number'],ascending=True,inplace=True)

data.assign(
    grouped_increase = data.groupby([data.USERID, data.Year])["Week_Number"]
    .diff()
    .gt(0)
    .astype(int)
).groupby([data.USERID, data.Year])["grouped_increase"].sum().reset_index().query(
    "grouped_increase >= 3"
).drop(
    "grouped_increase", axis=1
)

    USERID  Year
3  twitter  2022

Based on your comment, using this DF:
     USERID  Week_Number    Year
8        fb          2.0  2021.0
9        fb          3.0  2021.0
10       fb          4.0  2021.0
0        fb          5.0  2021.0
11       fb          2.0  2022.0
12       fb          3.0  2022.0
13       fb          4.0  2022.0
14       fb          5.0  2022.0
7     human         21.0  2022.0
1   twitter          1.0  2021.0
2   twitter          1.0  2022.0
3   twitter          2.0  2022.0
4   twitter          3.0  2022.0
5   twitter         15.0  2022.0
6   twitter          NaN     NaN

Running the above code gives:
    USERID    Year
0       fb  2021.0
1       fb  2022.0
4  twitter  2022.0

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Turn left : From the clearing, this walk follows the footpath up the steps (next to the sandstone wall). The path leads up beside the house and soon comes to Morella Rd (next to Number 1), where there is a sign point back down the 'Pathway to Clifton Gardens'.
1.5km of this walk has gentle hills with occasional steps and another 1.1km has short steep hills. The remaining (1.1km) is flat with no steps.
1.8km of this walk follows a formed track, with some branches and other obstacles and another 1.7km follows a smooth and hardened path. The remaining (150m) follows a clear and well formed track or trail.
Around 3.2km of this walk is clearly signposted, whilst the remaining 410m has directional signs at most intersection.
This whole walk, 3.7km requires no previous bushwalking experience.
Around 2.8km of this walk is close to useful facilities (such as fenced cliffs and seats), whilst the remaining 850m has limited facilities (such as not all cliffs fenced).
A list of walks that share part of the track with the Bradleys Head and Chowder Head walk walk.
A list of walks that start near the Bradleys Head and Chowder Head walk walk.
http://new.wildwalks.com/wildwalks_custom/includes/walk_fire_danger.php?walkid=nsw-shnp-bhachw Each park may have its own fire ban, this rating is only valid for today and is based on information from the RFS Please check the RFS Website for more information.


31. 03. 2019 12:39 14 (22 - Pieniążek Łukasz / Heller Kamil): We got safely through. We are happy to collect points. We try to improve on the next one.
30. 03. 2019 17:06 11 (22 - Pieniążek Łukasz / Heller Kamil): Happened somewhere near the middle. Now we change the wheel and continue.
29. 03. 2019 10:06 2 (22 - Pieniążek Łukasz / Heller Kamil): This one was quite okay, we managed to fix the car on the road section. I'm not so happy with my notes - too slow for these conditions.


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Speakers Ioannis Krikidis
Ioannis Krikidis
Associate Professor - Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering - University of Cyprus
Dr. Ioannis Krikidis received the diploma in Computer Engineering from the Computer Engineering and Informatics Department (CEID) of the University of Patras, Greece,in 2000, and the M.Sc and Ph.D degrees from Ecole Nationale Superieure des Telecommunications (ENST), Paris, France, in 2001 and 2005, respectively, all in electrical engineering. From 2006 to 2007 he worked, as a Post-Doctoral researcher, with ENST, Paris, France, and from 2007 to 2010 he was a Research Fellow in the School of Engineering and Electronics at the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK. He is currently an Associate Professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus. His current research interests include wireless communications, cooperative networks, 4G/5G communication systems, wireless powered communications and secrecy communications.
Dr. Krikidis serves as an Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Communications, IEEE Transactions on Green Communications and Networking, and IEEE Wireless Communications Letters. He has published over 170 papers in scientific journals and international conferences. He was the recipient of the Research Award Young Researcher from the Research Promotion Foundation, Cyprus, in 2013, as well as the recipient of the IEEE ComSoc Best Young Professional Award in Academia in 2016. He has been recognized by Thomson Reuters as an ISI Highly Cited Researcher 2017 & 2018. He is an IEEE Fellow (class 2019) and he has received the prestigious ERC consolidator grant.
The subject of his speech...
Wireless Powered Communications: Overview,Recent Results, and Challenges
Conventional energy-constrained wireless systems such as sensor networks are powered by batteries and have limited lifetime. Wireless power transfer (WPT) is a promising technology for energy sustainable networks, where terminals can harvest energy from dedicated electromagnetic radiation through appropriate electronic circuits. The integration of WPT technology into communication networks introduces a fundamental co-existence of information and energy flows; radio-frequency signals are used in order to convey information and/or energy. The efficient management of these two flows through sophisticated networking protocols, signal processing/communication techniques and network architectures, gives rise to a new communication paradigm called wireless powered communications (WPC). In this talk, we discuss the principles of WPC and we highlight its main network architectures as well as the fundamental trade-off between information and energy transfer. Several examples, which deal with the integration of WPC in modern communication systems, are presented.
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