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CREATE TABLE country (id VARCHAR(2) NOT NULL, name VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY(id)) ENGINE = InnoDB;

INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AC', 'Ascension');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AD', 'Andorra');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AE', 'Verenigde Arabische Emiraten');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AF', 'Afghanistan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AG', 'Antigua en Barbuda');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AI', 'Anguilla');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AL', 'Albanië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AM', 'Armenië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AN', 'Nederlandse Antillen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AO', 'Angola');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AQ', 'Antarctica');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AR', 'Argentinië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AS', 'Amerikaans Samoa');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AT', 'Oostenrijk');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AU', 'Australië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AW', 'Aruba');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AX', 'Alandeilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('AZ', 'Azerbeidzjan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BA', 'Bosnië en Herzegovina');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BB', 'Barbados');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BD', 'Bangladesh');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BE', 'België');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BF', 'Burkina Faso');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BG', 'Bulgarije');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BH', 'Bahrein');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BI', 'Burundi');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BJ', 'Benin');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BL', 'Saint Barthélemy');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BM', 'Bermuda');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BN', 'Brunei');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BO', 'Bolivia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BR', 'Brazilië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BS', 'Bahama's');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BT', 'Bhutan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BV', 'Bouveteiland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BW', 'Botswana');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BY', 'Wit-Rusland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('BZ', 'Belize');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CA', 'Canada');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CC', 'Cocoseilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CD', 'Congo-Kinshasa');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CF', 'Centraal-Afrikaanse Republiek');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CG', 'Congo');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CH', 'Zwitserland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CI', 'Ivoorkust');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CK', 'Cookeilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CL', 'Chili');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CM', 'Kameroen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CN', 'China');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CO', 'Colombia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CP', 'Clipperton');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CR', 'Costa Rica');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CS', 'Servië en Montenegro');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CU', 'Cuba');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CV', 'Kaapverdië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CX', 'Christmaseiland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CY', 'Cyprus');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('CZ', 'Tsjechië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DE', 'Duitsland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DG', 'Diego Garcia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DJ', 'Djibouti');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DK', 'Denemarken');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DM', 'Dominica');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DO', 'Dominicaanse Republiek');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('DZ', 'Algerije');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EA', 'Ceuta en Melilla');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EC', 'Ecuador');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EE', 'Estland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EG', 'Egypte');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EH', 'Westelijke Sahara');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ER', 'Eritrea');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ES', 'Spanje');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ET', 'Ethiopië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('EU', 'Europese Unie');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FI', 'Finland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FJ', 'Fiji');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FK', 'Falklandeilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FM', 'Micronesië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FO', 'Faeröer');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FR', 'Frankrijk');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('FX', 'Europese Frankrijk');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GA', 'Gabon');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GB', 'Verenigd Koninkrijk');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GD', 'Grenada');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GE', 'Georgië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GF', 'Frans-Guyana');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GG', 'Guernsey');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GH', 'Ghana');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GI', 'Gibraltar');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GL', 'Groenland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GM', 'Gambia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GN', 'Guinee');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GP', 'Guadeloupe');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GQ', 'Equatoriaal-Guinea');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GR', 'Griekenland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GS', 'Zuid-Georgië en Zuidelijke Sandwicheilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GT', 'Guatemala');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GU', 'Guam');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GW', 'Guinee-Bissau');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('GY', 'Guyana');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HK', 'Hongkong SAR van China');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HM', 'Heard- en McDonaldeilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HN', 'Honduras');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HR', 'Kroatië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HT', 'Haïti');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('HU', 'Hongarije');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IC', 'Canarische Eilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ID', 'Indonesië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IE', 'Ierland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IL', 'Israël');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IM', 'Het Eiland Man');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IN', 'India');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IO', 'Britse Gebieden in de Indische Oceaan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IQ', 'Irak');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IR', 'Iran');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IS', 'IJsland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('IT', 'Italië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('JE', 'Jersey');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('JM', 'Jamaica');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('JO', 'Jordanië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('JP', 'Japan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KE', 'Kenia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KG', 'Kirgizië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KH', 'Cambodja');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KI', 'Kiribati');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KM', 'Comoren');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KN', 'Saint Kitts en Nevis');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KP', 'Noord-Korea');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KR', 'Zuid-Korea');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KW', 'Koeweit');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KY', 'Caymaneilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('KZ', 'Kazachstan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LA', 'Laos');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LB', 'Libanon');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LC', 'Saint Lucia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LI', 'Liechtenstein');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LK', 'Sri Lanka');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LR', 'Liberia');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LS', 'Lesotho');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LT', 'Litouwen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LU', 'Luxemburg');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LV', 'Letland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('LY', 'Libië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MA', 'Marokko');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MC', 'Monaco');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MD', 'Moldavië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ME', 'Montenegro');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MF', 'Sint-Maarten');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MG', 'Madagaskar');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MH', 'Marshalleilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MK', 'Macedonië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('ML', 'Mali');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MM', 'Myanmar');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MN', 'Mongolië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MO', 'Macao SAR van China');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MP', 'Noordelijke Marianeneilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MQ', 'Martinique');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MR', 'Mauritanië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MS', 'Montserrat');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MT', 'Malta');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MU', 'Mauritius');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MV', 'Malediven');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MW', 'Malawi');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MX', 'Mexico');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MY', 'Maleisië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('MZ', 'Mozambique');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NA', 'Namibië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NC', 'Nieuw-Caledonië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NE', 'Niger');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NF', 'Norfolkeiland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NG', 'Nigeria');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NI', 'Nicaragua');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NL', 'Nederland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NO', 'Noorwegen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NP', 'Nepal');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NR', 'Nauru');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NU', 'Niue');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('NZ', 'Nieuw-Zeeland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('OM', 'Oman');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PA', 'Panama');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PE', 'Peru');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PF', 'Frans-Polynesië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PG', 'Papoea-Nieuw-Guinea');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PH', 'Filipijnen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PK', 'Pakistan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PL', 'Polen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PM', 'Saint Pierre en Miquelon');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PN', 'Pitcairn');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PR', 'Puerto Rico');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PS', 'Palestijns Gebied');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PT', 'Portugal');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PW', 'Palau');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('PY', 'Paraguay');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('QA', 'Qatar');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('QO', 'Oceanië (overige)');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('RE', 'Réunion');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('RO', 'Roemenië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('RS', 'Servië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('RU', 'Rusland');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('RW', 'Rwanda');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SA', 'Saoedi-Arabië');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SB', 'Salomoneilanden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SC', 'Seychellen');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SD', 'Soedan');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SE', 'Zweden');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SG', 'Singapore');
INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SH', 'Sint-Helena');
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INSERT INTO `country` (`id`, `name`) VALUES ('SM', 'San Marino');
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Ensure no attacks against those who criticise your govt: Umar to PM
A day after he was shot at the Constitution Club in New Delhi, near Parliament, Jawaharlal Nehru University student leader Umar Khalid has issued a statement, in which he appeals to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to 'guarantee that there will be no attack on those who criticise your government and its many failures'.
In his detailed statement, he writes, "Two days before 15th August, the question also is what does "freedom" even mean if the citizens of this country have to be ready to die for their "crime" of just being vocal against injustice? What is most paradoxical is that I had gone to attend an event named "Freedom from Fear" today when an unidentified gunman attacked me and tried to kill me in front of the Constitution Club."
He further writes, "This hate campaign against me has been going on for last two years. There is no evidence, only lies. There has been no charge-sheet, only media-trial. There are no arguments, only trolling. There has been no debate, only death threats. And today it has all come down to a gun. Why is it that hashtags like "Tukde Tukde" has literally become a prefix to my name, whereas BJP leaders openly support those who say they will do "tukde tukde" of the country if a certain movie is released?
"Why is that I am called an anti-national and subjected to a never ending media trial, but there is no outrage against those who burnt the Constitution in the heart of the capital, in the presence of the Delhi police just a few days back? Why is it that those who are hell-bent on polarizing the country by hate-mongering against the minorities and by felicitating mob-lynchers are respected, revered and garlanded? And we who speak against hatred are villainised? Why is it that those who speak of dividing the society in the name of caste and attack the dalits the likes of Shambhaji Bhide, whom PM Modi calls a mahapurush- are not accused of breaking the country to pieces? Why is it that the people in power who want to sell off this country piece by piece to big corporates at the cost of the poor, are celebrated as deshbhakts and their critics deemed as "anti-nationals"? These are all relevant questions today."
Read Umar Khalid's full statement HERE

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Q: Mode Decomposition With Wave Equation I'm working through the paper (1) which uses the elastic wave equation and can't understand how they obtain a set of vectors. I have the elastic wave equation defined as (2.6)-(2.8):
$$
\rho\frac{\partial^2}{\partial t^2}\bigg(\begin{array}{c}
u_1\\
u_2\end{array}\bigg)
=
\frac{\partial}{\partial x_3}\bigg(\begin{array}{c}
\sigma_{13}\\
\sigma_{23}\end{array}\bigg)
$$
where
$$
\sigma_{13} = [N+(L-N)\cos^2{\psi(x_3)}]\frac{\partial u_1}{\partial x_3} + [(L-N)\sin{\psi(x_3)}\cos{\psi(x_3)}]\frac{\partial u_2}{\partial x_3},
$$
$$
\sigma_{23} = [N+(L-N)\sin^2{\psi(x_3)}]\frac{\partial u_2}{\partial x_3} + [(L-N)\sin{\psi(x_3)}\cos{\psi(x_3)}]\frac{\partial u_1}{\partial x_3}.
$$
Now if I define $\hat f(\omega) = \int f(t)e^{i\omega t}dt,$ $f(t) = \frac{1}{2\pi}\int \hat f(\omega) e^{-i\omega t}d\omega. $
My question is, how does this next part follow? They define
$$
\boldsymbol{ \hat u}(z,w)=\bigg(\begin{array}{c}
\hat u_1\\
\hat u_2\end{array}\bigg)
$$
$$
\hat{\boldsymbol{v}}(z, \omega)=\frac{1}{2 i \omega}\left[(N+L) \left( \begin{array}{cc}{1} & {0} \\ {0} & {1}\end{array}\right)+(L-N) \left( \begin{array}{cc}{\cos 2 \psi \sin 2 \psi} \\ {\sin 2 \psi \cos 2 \psi}\end{array}\right)\right] \frac{\partial}{\partial z} \left( \begin{array}{c}{\hat{u}_{1}} \\ {\hat{u}_{2}}\end{array}\right)
$$
The four-dimensional vector $\left(\hat{u}_{1}, \hat{u}_{2}, \hat{v}_{1}, \hat{v}_{2}\right)^{t}$ satisfies the linear system (3.1)-(3.3),
$$
\frac{\partial}{\partial z} \left( \begin{array}{c}\hat{\boldsymbol{u}} \\ \hat{\boldsymbol{v}}\end{array}\right) = i \omega \left( \begin{array}{cc} \mathbf{0} & \frac{1}{K} \mathbf{I}+\frac{\kappa}{K} \mathbf{J}(z) \\ \rho \mathbf{I} & \mathbf{0} \end{array}\right) \left( \begin{array}{l}\hat{\boldsymbol{u}} \\ \hat{\boldsymbol{v}}\end{array}\right)
$$
where
$$
\mathbf{0}=\left( \begin{array}{cc}{0} & {0} \\ {0} & {0}\end{array}\right), \quad \mathbf{I}=\left( \begin{array}{cc}{1} & {0} \\ {0} & {1}\end{array}\right), \quad \mathbf{J}(z)=\left( \begin{array}{cc}{\cos 2 \psi(z)} & {\sin 2 \psi(z)} \\ {\sin 2 \psi(z)} & {-\cos 2 \psi(z)}\end{array}\right)
$$
and
$$
\frac{1}{K}=\frac{N+L}{2 L N}, \quad \kappa=\frac{N-L}{N+L}
$$
How on earth does one obtain the vector $ \boldsymbol{\hat v}$? Any help/hints/tips would be greatly appreciated.

(1) Garnier, J., & Sølna, K. (2016). Apparent attenuation of shear waves propagating through a randomly stratified anisotropic medium. Stochastics and Dynamics, 16(04), 1650009.
doi:10.1142/S021949371650009X

A: At a first glance, it seems that $\hat{\boldsymbol{v}}$ represents the time-domain Fourier transform of the velocity field. Hence, $\hat{\boldsymbol{v}} = i\omega\hat{\boldsymbol{u}}$, so that the wave equation rewrites as $i\omega\rho\hat{\boldsymbol{v}} = \partial_z (\sigma_{13}, \sigma_{23})^\top$. However, one spatial derivative $\partial_z$ and $\rho$ would be missing in the expression of $\hat{\boldsymbol{v}}$ in OP.
It could be more consistent to provide another interpretation of the notations, e.g. by considering that the time-derivative $i\omega\hat{\boldsymbol{v}}$ of this vector represents the time-domain Fourier transform of the stress field $(\sigma_{13}, \sigma_{23})^\top$. What a strange definition! With this in mind, we have $\partial_z\hat{\boldsymbol{v}} = i\omega\rho \hat{\boldsymbol{u}}$, as written in Eq. (3.1). Moreover, we can also express the constitutive law in matrix-vector form, and interprete the first line of (3.1) as the inverse of the stress-strain relationships (2.7)-(2.8). Note that if we multiply the present state vector $(\hat{\boldsymbol{u}}, \hat{\boldsymbol{v}})^\top$ by $i\omega$, then we obtain the time-domain Fourier representation of the classical "velocity-stress" first order formulation.

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Many people are already familiar with renting an apartment from a property management company, so let's explore the intricacies of renting from a private landlord.
Working one-on-one with an individual allows you to develop a more trusting partnership. This often feeds into a flexible arrangement that may suit your needs better than renting from a company that has more concrete policies. For instance, with a private landlord, you may be able to set your rent payment for the 15th of the month (as opposed to the standard first of the month, as is traditional with companies) to better coincide with your pay day.
As a property owner, your landlord will have a vested interest in the condition of the apartment. This lends well to reaching an agreement in regards to improving the living space according to your preferences. Just be sure to double check with your landlord before you paint the kitchen blue.
If you prove to be an agreeable, low-maintenance resident, it's in your landlord's best interests to keep you as a tenant for as long as possible. This opens the door to negotiating a rent price and/or avoiding price hikes at renewal.
Even if these perks sound appealing to you, renting an apartment is a business transaction and you should understand the terms before signing the lease. You may wish to ask a landlord the following questions first.
What are the rates for rent and utilities, and when will you be expected to pay?
Is there a deposit? Is it higher if you own a pet? And for that matter, are pets allowed?
Are there any property amenities, like WiFi?
What is a typical turnaround for a maintenance call?
Does the landlord own the property? If not, does he or she have permission to sublet it?
Under what circumstances is the landlord able to enter your apartment without your explicit consent (such as suspected gas leaks)?
Make sure there is a written lease you can read over before signing. Never rely on someone's word in case an incident occurs later for which you need proof of the agreed upon terms of lease. It's also a good idea to take pictures of the rental unit and document any damages before you move in so you dispute any claims that you may have caused pre-existing damages.
Whether you choose to rent from a private landlord or a property management company, it's important to protect your interests and finances with a renters insurance policy. Contact your independent insurance agent to find out just how affordable this coverage can be.
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Prime Venture Partners Podcast
#49 Fundamentals of Great Hiring: Boundaryless, Culture Fit & Trust with Abhijit Bhaduri
Abhijit Bhaduri, ex Chief Learning Office Wipro chats with Amit Somani, Managing Partner Prime Venture Partners.
About Abhijit: Strategic advisor to business leaders and organisations in transition. Executive coach to leaders on building a culture that attracts talent necessary to drive growth. Rated among the top 10 learning experts globally. Clients range from Fortune 100 companies to startups and large Indian organizations.
Author of two bestselling books: The Digital Tsunami; Don't Hire the Best - how to hire for culture fit. Latest book "Dreamers & Unicorns: How leadership, talent and culture are the new growth drivers."
Former Chief Learning Officer for Wipro. Alumnus of Microsoft, PepsiCo, Colgate and Tata Steel.
On the Advisory Board of the program for Chief Learning Officers that is run by the Univ of Pennsylvania. Former Member of the Governing Council of MICA.
Listen to the podcast to learn about
03:30 - It's not about talent. It's about continuous improvement
06:30 - Why intangible factors are the new growth drivers
10:30 - 3 Key Differentiators: Leadership Brand, Talent Brand and Culture Brand
15:00 - How to do boundaryless hiring the right way
19:00 - Reading a resume backwards
22:00 - Evaluating culture fit when hiring
24:00 - Keeping your team engaged and motivated
27:50 - Knowing a person's birthday is not knowing the person
29:45 - Most people don't need to be managed
30:00 - Focus on building trust, people will take care of productivity
34:15 - Investing in a coach for the leadership team
You can read the complete transcript here
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Indian Silicon Valley
Jivraj Singh Sachar
E26 - It starts with Curiosity w/LBB's Suchita Salwan
In this Episode, I speak with Suchita Salwan, the Co-Founder & CEO of Little Black Book (LBB). LBB is India's largest platform to discover and shop independent brands and retailers. 16Mn+ Users, with 100,000 Businesses listed on their web and app platform! From the best of bags to the best of shoes to the best of Biyani, you name it and LBB will help you find it. With the quirky and amazing notifications, LBB Is one app that should definitely always be on your phone! Suchita is this insanely cool and amazing person, who always strives to learn, deeply cares and is building something phenomenal. A graduate of Economics from Hindu University, she completed her education in 2011 and went on to work for 2 years before starting to work full time on LBB. She is super cool, super humble and wonderful all in all. She hosts a wonderful podcast called the LBB openhouse series, and you should definitely tune in for some amazing insights. Her twitter and Instagram are phenomenal too, and basically, if you do not follow what she's upto, you are missing out. Through this Episode we discuss the following: 1. (3:21) : The Importance of Passion Projects for today's Youth 2. (6:49) : The Founding Story of LBB 3. (11:08) : Overview of the Ecosystem through Suchita's Lens 4. (15:12) : Understanding Revenue Models and how LBB encountered it 5. (23:58) : Developing Competitive Moats for LBB 6. (29:55) : Community Building Decoded (especially on both Sides of the Marketplace) 7. (35:59) : Expansion Strategy for LBB 8. (40:08) : The Importance of Storytelling (Suchita is absolutely great at it!) 9. (43:38) : How should you talk to users? (The consumer will not solve your problems!) 10. (47:04) : Fundraising Nuances you need to know 11. (51:01) : Suchita's Founder Persona 12. (55:25) : Optimising for Employee Success as a Founder 13. (59:36) : Taking Feedback as a Founder 14. (63:31) : We need more Women Founders in the Ecosystem!! 15. (67:24) : You are a Function of the Five people you surround yourself with - Parting thoughts & lessons from Suchita's Journey! 16. (71:50) : The Conclusion. Introducing 2 New Experiments: 1. NPS Calculator & Feedback Form: http://bit.ly/NPS_and_Feedback_ISV_Calculator 2. Feedback Conversations: https://calendly.com/jivrajsinghsachar/podcast-conversations Do take out time for the above, I look forward to it! Cheers, and let's dive in to the 26th Episode. Other Relevant Links: 1. Suchita on Social Media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/suchitasalwan?s=09 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/suchitasalwan 2. Jivraj on Social Media: Twitter - Https://twitter.com/jivraj_sachar?s=09 LinkedIn - Https://www.linkedin.com/in/jivrajsinghsachar 3. LBB - Website: www.lbb.in App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=littleblackbook.com.littleblackbook.lbbdapp.lbb
AngelList India Radio
Team AngelList India
#31 Apurv Agrawal (SquadStack)
Apurv Agrawal is the Co-founder and CEO, SquadStack - synchronous combination of Humans + AI as the future of work. They leverage technology to build sales-acceleration solutions for consumer companies across the globe. With SquadIQ (In India) and Auctm (US Real estate) market, they are helping consumer businesses 5x their sales conversions and improve profitability. At its core, SquadStack strives to create a people-first organisation heavily centered around a robust culture of ownership and flexibility.
Founders Unfiltered
A Junior VC
Ep22: Finding a problem to solve ft. Growfix's Ajinkya Kulkarni
Ajinkya grew up in Nasik, in a family where doing business was more of a default option than doing a job. He credits his entrepreneurial acumen to his father, who owns a manufacturing unit. His first startup idea was based on an emotional problem, and it didn't work out. He stayed in the fintech industry, playing different roles at different companies, and finally landed on the idea of growfix. Join us as we talk to Ajinkya about find a problem to solve and building Growfix. More info on: ajuniorvc.com/podcast
The Indian Dream
Sahil & Siddharth
Trends #8.2: Craft Gin with Stranger & Sons - Vidur Gupta
I'm really excited for this episode where we interview Vidur Gupta From stranger and sons – a brand of craft gin. This episode is a continuation of our deep dive into the Trend of craft alcohol in India. You should also listen to our previous episode with Brew Whale about the craft beer scene in India. Craft Alcohol Newsletter Brew Whale Episode I'm not gonna lie, Gin and Tonic has recently become my favourite drink after beer. I was first introduced to Stranger and Sons as a birthday gift and I fell in love with it. BUT I did not believe my friend when they told me it was an Indian brand. The packaging was so modern, the taste was so good and I just didn't think that Indian brands were making such high quality spirits – especially gin. Stranger & Sons has broken that mould though. In this episode, we have a fascinating discussion with Vidur on how they thought about building a gin brand, their entire process of getting the precise flavour profile they wanted and how they market the brand. We even speak about nerdy stuff like alcohol licenses, working capital and distribution for those of you who want to know more about the business side of building an alcohol brand in India. If you're interested in building a new business, you should read our latest newsletter – 21 Awesome Business Ideas for 2021 – the link is in the show notes. We hope you enjoy our discussion with Vidur!
100x Entrepreneur
Siddhartha Ahluwalia
Inside the mind of Kunal Bahl, Co-Founder, Snapdeal & Titan Capital
our greatest powers will come from our greatest wounds. One must also remember that not fearing being wrong, or failing is equally important. As it's very easy to lose your drive. So, irrespective of whether you're successful or not, I think people judge you anyway, so why bother what they think, you know, we can't be everything to everyone and yet be true to ourselves. The post Inside the mind of Kunal Bahl, Co-Founder, Snapdeal & Titan Capital appeared first on 100x Entrepreneur.
Matrix Moments by Matrix Partners India
67: A look back at 2020 & forecast for 2021
In today's episode we take stock of the biggest learnings from the last 12 months and trends we think will explode in 2021. Tune in to find out!
Jayadevan
⚡The BigBasket Story: From being written off to $2+ Bn valuation
Why are Amazon, Reliance, Walmart backed Flipkart, and several others competing for a piece of the action in the online grocery retailing market? And how is BigBasket staying ahead of the competition? Look no further for answers. Get on the email list at turnaround.substack.com
Starting Greatness
Lessons of Greatness: You are Yoda, not Luke
Nancy Duarte emphasizes that storytelling has been one of the most compelling tools of persuasion for centuries. But founders embracing the storytelling form often make a crucial mistake: They cast themselves as the protagonist in the hero's journey, rather than the specific people they intend to persuade. Getting storytelling right means the founder is the mentor of the story (ie Yoda), rather than the hero (ie Luke.) This is true whether the audience is the customer, future employees, investors, journalists, or the audience at your next TED talk.
SEED TO SCALE Podcast Series by Accel
SEED TO SCALE Podcast Series, Anand Daniel
INSIGHTS #65 - Understanding the Value of AI in Healthcare
If there is one thing that the pandemic is bound to teach humanity, it is the will to go with the flow and not plan too ahead in life. That said, counterintuitively, it seems important to be prepared and planned when similar outbreaks arise in the future. A healthcare startup from Canada, BlueDot, in its report, shared that the outbreak was fast spreading in China even before the World Health Organisation (WHO) had reported it. The startup's outbreak risk software helps mitigate the exposure to infectious diseases using Artificial Intelligence. It goes to show that healthcare organisations, governments and public health officials would have to rely on these AI-based systems in the future to prevent similar outbreaks from reoccurring. On this podcast, Murali Aravumdan, Founder and CEO of nference and Radhika Ananth, Vice President at Accel cover some of the important applications of AI in healthcare, and the sub-segments that are still untouched by AI but have huge potential for disruption. We also cover the apprehension of the medical communities to adopt to new technologies and the steps to overcome them. The focus areas within healthcare for Accel are AI in diagnostics, drug discovery, precision medicine and digital therapeutics, with some recent investments made in these categories.
The Desi VC: Indian Venture Capital | Angel Investors | Startups | VC
Akash Bhat
E38: Adith Podhar (Managing Partner, Gemba Capital)
Adith Podhar is the Managing Partner at Gemba Capital, a fund which invests in angel rounds of tech firms focused on India consumption and cross-border SaaS. Prior to Gemba, Adith has worked at Motilal Oswal PE fund in Mumbai, and spent time at ICICI as a Product Manager. Follow Adith (@adithpodhar), host Akash Bhat (@bhatvakash) and our podcast (@thedesi_vc) on Twitter. . . . In this episode we will cover: 1. Covid impact on investing (1:47) 2. How does Adith look back on 2020? (6:43) 3. What might the next 24 months look like? (11:47) 4. Sectors within India that Adith is bullish on (14:26) 5. Adith's background and journey into VC (18:00) 6. Learnings as a founder and how it's helpful in VC today (21:11) 7. How have different investing experiences influenced Adith's investor persona? (30:11) 8. How did Adith write his first check and what was the process behind it ?(34:18) 9. Gemba's current investment thesis (38:29) 10. Raising money from domestic LPs (43:01) 11. Challenges of raising money from within India (45:41) 12. How does Gemba add value to startups? (48:37) 13. Portfolio support & time allocation (53:15) 14. What does it take to be a good investor? (55:56) 15. How does Adith evaluate companies and founders of similar profiles (58:24) 16. Time spent on due diligence (1:00:13) 17. Rapid fire (1:02:55)
The IIMB Podcast
Episode 12: Prof. Rakesh Godhwani discusses communication for leaders in times of crisis
In the twelfth episode of the IIMB Podcast Series, Prof. Rakesh Godhwani, Founder, School of Meaningful Experiences, Communication Expert, Author and Adjunct Professor at IIM Bangalore, shares his insights on communication for leaders during a crisis. Prof. Godhwani explains why communication is an essential attribute for managers and leaders, how leaders use effective communication in times of crisis, the pedagogic communication elements, and how one can develop effective communication skills. The podcast also touches on aspects of communication styles and how they are impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic imposed virtual working style.
Advertising Is Dead
IVM Podcasts
Ep. 108: B2B & Trans-national Localism Ft. Praval Singh
One of the areas, where Advertising is Dead hasn't focused enough has been traditionally called B2B companies. This B2B space that was always been looked at as separate industry from more consumer facing businesses has evolved a lot closer in approach to consumer brands because of the advent of digital and the larger digitally ecosystem. On this episode, Varun is joined by Praval Singh, VP, Marketing & Customer Experience of Zoho to discuss how B2B looks at all aspects of marketing and content from a lens very similar to where the wider B2C market is headed. Follow Praval Singh on Twitter: @Praval LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/praval Sign onto Varun's new newsletter at: Varunduggi.com Talk to Varun Duggirala on Twitter and Instagram @varunduggi. Please send in your feedback at talktous@indusvox.com You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.
Let's Do Shots!
Mad Over Marketing
The Rise and Rise of Viagra
Viagra was an accidental discovery, but once it showed up and never looked back. In this episode we talk about how Pfizer chanced upon the little blue pill and where the drug is today.
Shrinking FD rates, expensive loans and where to invest instead
In this episode, Shray and Deepak discuss the evaporating returns from safe investments such as FDs, what it means for lending, and how should you invest in this new (to India) low interest-rate world.
Alejandro Cremades
Daniel Hawkins On Raising $100 Million To Help Remotely Oversee Surgeries
While many entrepreneurs may have found it more challenging to fund their ventures recently, Daniel Hawkins raised not one, but two funding rounds in the middle of the 2020 COVID pandemic, totaling over $100M. His company has raised over $100 million from top-tier investors like D1 Capital Partners, Sonder Capital, Coatue, and Playground Global.
The Indian Startup Show
Neil Patel
Where are they now? 'The Recycle Man of India' Dr Binish Desai Forbes 30 under 30 Asia social entrepreneur & founder of Eco-Eclectic on creating environmentally-friendly solutions to various problems.
Nothing is useless in this world. What can be a waste to you is someone's asset' - The 'Recycle man of India' aka Dr Binish Desai, social entrepreneur & founder of Eco-Eclectic . I spoke to him back in February 2019 (Ep 106) and he is back again to talk about inventing a new type of brick made from recycled PPE material. He talks about creating a female empowerment centre for former sex workers. He then talks about building low cost homes using 3D technology, talks about trust issues after getting ripped off by a business partner. The pillars of success and what we can expect in 2021. And why you should start identifying waste as an asset. In this conversation we also talk about: * Observe - fail - Learn - Solve framework. * Creating Eco Bins * The process of converting PPE into bricks..Brick 2.0! * Creating affordable housing in the USA, Philippines & india, & Africa * The Recycle man - the book * What did he learn about himself during the pandemic * Making jewellery & crockery out of coffee waste * Carrying 2 bricks around wherever he goes * Stop using single use coffee mugs! * Expanding globally * Trying to create the world's first recyclable house. * 3D printing of the entire home. * Coming from a family of social entrepreneurs. and much more links https://www.binishdesai.com/ P.S if you need something to do during these challenging and difficult times and want some inspiration and need some creativity. check out Skillshare. Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes in design, business, tech, and more. Anyone can join the millions of members in our community to learn cutting-edge skills, network with peers and discover new opportunities. Try Premium free for 2 months and access all my classes! https://www.skillshare.com/r/user/neilpatel music by Punch Deck. https://open.spotify.com/artist/7kdduxAVaFnbHJyNxl7FWV
Habits Matter
Harappa Education
As 2020 draws to a close, things take an unexpected turn—one final time. Join us for our Christmas Special as we look back on a strange time and prepare to say goodbye to the year. But wait, where's our host? Sign up for our FREE online course, Embracing Change. Offer valid till December 31, 2020. #BEAT2020 www.harappa.education Buy a SOLVE course with code HABITS20: www.harappa.education Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/habits.matter/
Econ Central
Amit Varma and Vivek Kaul
Ep 15: Goodbye and All That
Sad news, folks: this is it for Econ Central. Amit Varma and Vivek Kaul explain why they are ending this show at just episode 15 -- and also recommend a whole bunch of books to read as a goodbye gift. Also check out: 1. Moonflower Murders -- Anthony Horowitz. 2. The Paper Menagerie -- Ken Liu. 3. The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories -- Ken Liu. 4. The Nothing Man -- Catherine Ryan Howard. 5. Netherland -- Joseph O'Neill. 6. The Thursday Murder Club -- Richard Osman. 7. The Bear Came Over the Mountain -- Alice Munro. 8. Runaway -- Alice Munro. 9. Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage -- Alice Munro. 10. All Alice Munro's books on Amazon. 11. How to Make the World Add Up -- Tim Harford. 12. Archives of Dear Economist. 13. Dear Undercover Economist -- Tim Harford. 14. Collected Poems -- Mark Strand. (A sample.) 15. The Best of It: New and Selected Poems -- Kay Ryan. 16. The Housekeeper and the Professor -- Yoko Ogawa. 17. The Blank Slate -- Steven Pinker. 18. How Innovation Works -- Matt Ridley. 19. The Innovator's Dilemma -- Clayton M Christensen. 20. The Myth of Basic Science -- Matt Ridley. 21. The Evolution of Everything -- Episode 96 of The Seen and the Unseen (w Matt Ridley). 22. That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen -- Frédéric Bastiat. 23. The Law -- Frédéric Bastiat. 24. The Deficit Myth -- Stephanie Kelton. 25. Rathin Roy's sarcy tweet. 26. That Will Be England Gone -- Michael Henderson. 27. Essays -- George Orwell. 28. Politics and the English Language -- George Orwell. Amit and Vivek will continue to do whatever else they are doing. You can keep listening to Amit's podcast, The Seen and the Unseen, and reading The India Uncut Newsletter. Do also check out his online course, The Art of Clear Writing. Vivek writes regularly at vivekkaul.com. Do browse all his books on Amazon or elsewhere.
Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta
Ep. 278: Angel Investing in Pandemic
In this week's episode of 'Paisa Vaisa', Host Anupam Gupta is in conversation with Vinay Bansal, Founder & CEO, Inflection Point Ventures. Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) is a 3300+ strong members angel investing firm which supports new-age entrepreneurs, providing them monetary & experiential capital by connecting them with a diverse group of investors. They talk about startups surviving the post-pandemic world. Anupam and Vinay discuss the current trends of funding, the scenario of other sectors that got hit by the pandemic, how IPV has supported startups and founders and what measures the startup or founders should take to get back in the market. All this and much more on this episode of #PaisaVaisa with Anupam Gupta. You can know more about Inflection Point Ventures: (https://ipventures.in/) Facebook: (https://www.facebook.com/ipventures.in) Linkedin: (https://www.linkedin.com/company/ipventures/) You can follow Vinay on Linkedin: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinay-bansal-383b035) Get in touch with our host Anupam Gupta on Twitter: @b_50 (https://twitter.com/b50) You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/
PODCAST FROM IIMA
IIMA PP ASIG: Technology-led growth: How policy, business & academia can collaborate better
The Public Policy Alumni Special Interest Group (PP-ASIG) presents a podcast on 'Technology-led growth: How policy, business & academia can collaborate better' by Prof. K VijayRaghavan, Principal Scientific Adviser for Government of India in conversation with Prof. Rakesh Basant.
More episodes from Prime Venture Partners Podcast
#54 Anshuman Bapna, Serial Entrepreneur on multiple pivots, acquisition process and dealing with tough times (Repost)
Anshuman Bapna ex-CPO MakeMyTrip chats with Amit Somani Managing partner Prime Venture Partners. On this conversation, they chat how entrepreneurs can avoid hitting the wall when it comes to picking the startup idea, dealing with hard times, becoming transparent in communication with employees and investors, running the acquisition process and a lot more. *Listen to the podcast to learn about* *0:53* - Lesson learned from the Mygola journey *6:45* - How to decide if you are on to something big *8:45* - Down days - 'Annus Horibalis' at Mygola *12:10* - How to build a culture of transparency *13:50* - You get energy from your closest relationships. Don't ignore them. *16:15* - 'Companies don't sold, they get bought.' How true is it? *21:20* - 'It's not just the numbers. It's not just a spreadsheet. It's the honest relationship that you're trying to build with your investors and with your potential acquirers.' You can read the complete transcript here Enjoyed the podcast? Please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts Follow Prime Venture Partners: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Primevp_in LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/primevp/ This podcast is for you. Do let us know what you like about the podcast, what you don't like, the guests you'd like to have on the podcast and the topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes. Please share your feedback here: https://primevp.in/podcastfeedback
#53 Sanjeev Bikhchandani, Co-Founder Naukri (Infoedge Group), on Customers, Innovation & Entrepreneurship (Repost)
Happy New Year. Reposting a gem from 2020. Sanjeev Bikhchandani Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of Naukri chats with Amit Somani , Managing Partner Prime Venture Partners . In this conversation, they discuss raising funds, customer insights, capital efficiency and international competition. Sanjeev Bikhchandani is the Co-Founder and the Vice Chairman of Info Edge, the owner of Naukri.com India's largest job portal. He was recently named as one of the recipients of the Padma Shri award. Info Edge also owns web sites like Jeevansathi.com , 99acres.com , Brijj.com , Naukrigulf.com , Shiksha.com , Quadrangle and Firstnaukri.com *Listen to the podcast to learn about* *1:20* - Capital efficiency & building Naurki.com *4:45* - How entrepreneurs can increase their odds of not being beaten by money *7:00* - Customer insights that led to formation of Naukri & Zomato *12:00* - Crowdsourcing customer feedback in real time *14:00* - How naukri built a virtuous circle as a moat *16:44* - Customer-led innovation Vs Competition-led Innovation *18:30* - Why Indian Businesses need Feet on the street *24:20* - Why customer's money is more important than investor's money You can read the complete transcript here Enjoyed the podcast? Please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts Follow Prime Venture Partners: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Primevp_in LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/primevp/ This podcast is for you. Do let us know what you like about the podcast, what you don't like, the guests you'd like to have on the podcast and the topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes. Please share your feedback here: https://primevp.in/podcastfeedback
#52 Scaling SaaS Products, Leveraging Partnerships & Qualitative Metrics with Krish Subramanian, Co-Founder & CEO Chargebee
Krish Subramanian, Co-Founder & CEO Chargebee chats with Sanjay Swamy Managing Partner, Prime Venture Partners. Listen to the podcast to learn about: 02:20 - Chargebee's unique insights and 0-1 journey 08:00 - Aligning Pricing with customer success 11:30 - How Freemium helps in changing perception 13:00 - How to think about customer segments 16:00 - The $1-$5M phase 19:00 - Expanding into new markets 22:00 - Building an Org in US 31:00 - Choosing key metrics for your SaaS business 34:00 - Importance of qualitative metrics 37:00 - How SaaS companies can leverage partnerships intelligently 46:00 - In a subscription business every function is a revenue function 50:00 - Chargebee's next growth phase 54:00 - Pleasant surprises experienced during the journey 57:00 - Advice to new SaaS entrepreneurs Enjoyed the podcast? Please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and subscribe wherever you are listening to this. Follow Prime Venture Partners: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Primevp_in LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/primevp/ This podcast is for you. Do let us know what you like about the podcast, what you don't like, the guests you'd like to have on the podcast and the topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes. Please share your feedback here: http://primevp.in/podcastfeedback


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Leptosiaphos – rodzaj jaszczurki z podrodziny Eugongylinae w rodzinie scynkowatych (Scincidae).

Zasięg występowania
Rodzaj obejmuje gatunki występujące w Afryce.

Systematyka

Etymologia
 Leptosiaphos:  leptos "drobny, smukły"; rodzaj Siaphos .
 Perretia: Jean-Luc Perret (ur. 1925), szwajcarski herpetolog. Gatunek typowy: Leptosiaphos rhomboidalis .

Podział systematyczny
Do rodzaju należą następujące gatunki:
 Leptosiaphos aloysiisabaudiae
 Leptosiaphos amieti
 Leptosiaphos blochmanni
 Leptosiaphos dewittei
 Leptosiaphos dungeri
 Leptosiaphos fuhni
 Leptosiaphos graueri
 Leptosiaphos hackarsi
 Leptosiaphos hylophilus
 Leptosiaphos ianthinoxantha
 Leptosiaphos kilimensis
 Leptosiaphos koutoui
 Leptosiaphos luberoensis
 Leptosiaphos meleagris
 Leptosiaphos pauliani
 Leptosiaphos rhodurus
 Leptosiaphos rhomboidalis
 Leptosiaphos vigintiserierum

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Q: When I am trying to use reloaded friend function by pointer from inherited class, it uses function from base class I am bringing my apologies for my crooked English in advance (If there any obvious mistakes , I'd be pleased to know about them)
My problem is that cannot use overloaded function from inherited class.
I create array of pointers to Base class and during the program create objects, it can be  base class or inherited. When it comes to use the overloaded function (operator<<) , it constantly uses the option for base class, but when I create two separate object(Base class, Inherited class from base class), overloaded operator works perfectly well. What direction should I dig in?
There is the Code
#include <iostream>
#include "port.hpp"
using namespace std;
int main()
{
    port *p_port[2];
    p_port[0] = new VintagePort("BrandONe", 10, "NickName", 19978);
    p_port[1] = new port("BrandNameTwo","StyleTwo",1);
    for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
    {
        cout << *p_port[i] << endl;
    }
    for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)
        delete p_port[i];

    cout << endl;
    port p("BrandNameTwo","Style",2);
    VintagePort vp("BrandName",19,"NickName",1982);
    cout << p << endl;
    cout << vp << endl;
}

#ifndef PORT_HPP_
#define PORT_HPP_
#include <iostream>
class port
{
private:
    char *brand;
    char style[20];
    int bottles;

public:
    port(const char *br = "none", const char *st = "none", int b = 0);
    port(const port &p);
    virtual ~port() { delete[] brand; }
    port &operator=(const port &p);
    port &operator+=(int b);
    port &operator-=(int b);
    int BottleCount() const { return bottles; }
    virtual void Show() const;
    friend std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &os, const port &p);
};
class VintagePort : public port
{
private:
    char *nickname;
    int year;

public:
    VintagePort();
    VintagePort(const char *br, int b, const char *nn, int y);
    VintagePort(const VintagePort &vp);
    ~VintagePort() { delete[] nickname; }
    VintagePort &operator=(const VintagePort &vp);
    void Show() const;
    friend std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &out, const VintagePort &vp);
};

#endif

#include "port.hpp"
using std::ostream;
port::port(const char *br, const char *st, int b)
{
    brand = new char[strlen(br) + 1];
    strcpy(brand, br);
    strcpy(style, st);
    bottles = b;
}
port::port(const port &p)
{
    brand = new char[strlen(p.brand) + 1];
    strcpy(brand, p.brand);
    strcpy(style, p.style);
    bottles = p.bottles;
}
port &port::operator=(const port &p)
{
    if (this == &p)
        return *this;
    delete[] brand;
    brand = new char[strlen(p.brand) + 1];
    strcpy(brand, p.brand);
    strcpy(style, p.style);
    bottles = p.bottles;
    return *this;
}
port &port::operator+=(int b)
{
    bottles += b;
    return *this;
}
port &port::operator-=(int b)
{
    bottles -= b;
    return *this;
}
void port::Show() const
{
    std::cout << "Brand: " << brand;
    std::cout << "\nKind: " << style;
    std::cout << "\nBottles: " << bottles << std::endl;
}
ostream &operator<<(ostream &out, const port &p)
{
    out << p.brand << ", " << p.style << ", "
        << p.bottles << std::endl;
    return out;
}
VintagePort::VintagePort()
{
    nickname = nullptr;
    year = 0;
}
VintagePort::VintagePort(const char *br, int b, const char *nn, int y)
    : port(br, "vintage", b)
{
    year = y;
    nickname = new char[strlen(nn) + 1];
    strcpy(nickname, nn);
}
VintagePort::VintagePort(const VintagePort &vp) : port(vp)
{
    nickname = new char[strlen(vp.nickname) + 1];
    strcpy(nickname, vp.nickname);
    year = vp.year;
}
VintagePort &VintagePort::operator=(const VintagePort &vp)
{
    if (this == &vp)
        return *this;
    port::operator=(vp);
    delete[] nickname;
    nickname = new char[strlen(vp.nickname) + 1];
    strcpy(nickname, vp.nickname);
    year = vp.year;
    return *this;
}
void VintagePort::Show() const
{
    std::cout << "\nNickname: " << nickname << std::endl;
    port::Show();
}
ostream &operator<<(ostream &out, const VintagePort &vp)
{
    out << vp.nickname << ", ";
    // operator<<(os, (const port &)vp);
    operator<<(out, (const port &)vp);
    return out;
}

Here outcome of program
BrandONe, vintage, 10

BrandNameTwo, StyleTwo, 1

BrandNameTwo, Style, 2

NickName, BrandName, vintage, 19

I'm rather new here, sorry, if I made sth wrong

A: Overloading and overriding are very different things.
Overloads are selected at compile time, using the static type.
Since the type of the array elements is port*, the port& overload is selected.
If you want a "dynamic" operator<<, create one that accepts the base class and just dispatches to a virtual member function which you can override.
Example:
class port
{
    // ...
public:
    virtual std::ostream& print(std::ostream* os) const
    {
        out << brand << ", " << style << ", "
            << bottles << std::endl;
        return out;
    }

};

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const port& p)
{
    return p.print(os);
}

class VintagePort : public port
{
    // ...
public:
    std::ostream& print(std::ostream& out) const override
    {
        out << vp.nickname << ", ";
        return port::print(out);
    }
};


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fisherofpipes wrote: I'm about to open a rare one: Uptown's Tobaccos Monticello (C&D) from 2000, which is discontinued. "Sweed aged Red and Yellow Virginias, Perique and stoved Red Virginia."
I may do a first bowl, first impressions mini-review later. I debated opening this, but these old-style C&D tins aren't the best for aging, and it is already aged, of course.
Anyone know about this one? A bit of forgotten C&D history, it seems. Uptown doesn't even seem to carry C&D anymore at all.
Good call on opening this tin. Dry as a bone, and I will have to try to rehydrate it. Also, despite the tin description, this has Latakia in it, or I'm a fool. Wrong blend in the tin? I do see red and yellow Virginia; in fact that's all I see, other than the many black strands. If that's all Perique, this would be a Perique-bomb, so I'm guessing it's the Latakia I smell. Smells like Squadron Leader or a similar medium English.
Wow, bit of a mystery here! That's OK, I like mysteries! I don't know if I can really smoke it as dry as it is right now, but I'll hit it a couple times to see if I can tell if it's spoiled, or can be brought back!
OK, smoking a little. It's dry, but fine, or will be with a little moisture. That's definitely Latakia, but it's light. Strange that they messed up the tin description, or put the wrong blend in the tin.
I recommend opening any C&D tin from this period. Despite the plastic tightly wrapped around the tin, they do not retain moisture at all. The tobacco inside is in a sealed bag, which also does nothing to preserve the tobacco. C&D was so low tech in 2000!
This stuff really isn't so bad. It's true that C&Ds old-style tins dry out to dust almost, but a little water to rehydrate (then dry out again before smoking!) and the tobacco isn't spoiled at all. This is still a mystery blend that obviously isn't the tobacco described on the tin label, but it is a very nice light to medium English!
You know its funny but some of the english blends I prefer to smoke very dry. I have some of the early tins of english mixtures and I dont rehydrate them very much and in many instances I dont hydrate them at all.
Well, if you haven't scored a c.2000 tin from C&D off Ebay (have you?) you don't know dry. That was a failed experiment in tin construction! Still, the tobacco is unspoiled after the addition of a few drops of water for storage. What I want to know (and it would be hard to find out for sure) is what blend is this? I know Latakia from Perique, believe me, so what caused C&D to put the wrong blend in the tin? It is sort of intriguing me to have this mystery tobacco in my rotation right now.
Honore, by Honore! Really been wanting to try this one (not for too long; I just got it a few days ago!) so I have been smoking up my Black Parrot to free up a jar. Here is the one TR review, a good reviewer, but he wasn't impressed.
fisherofpipes wrote: Honore, by Honore! Really been wanting to try this one (not for too long; I just got it a few days ago!) so I have been smoking up my Black Parrot to free up a jar. Here is the one TR review, a good reviewer, but he wasn't impressed.
Paper insert is soaked through and still a bit damp, so some age but not that much. A few years, I guess. Has a casing, but no strong aromatic smells. Beautiful brown and black marbled "clump" of flake, I kind of get light berry topping like Three Year Matured (but been a while since I had that one). Don't really even smell the Latakia, but I see it.
Main reason for cracking this one? A Balkan Flake with Syrian Latakia! I wish I knew who blended it: best guess K&K, but it's a rare blend that seems to have come on the market and disappeared, so may be hard to find out. I'll smoke some in a couple hours for my last pipe.
Actually, double checking the tobaccos used, the Latakia is the only Oriental, so I guess not technically a Balkan. Burley and Maryland to make it a little different!
Interesting. Still marketed in Europe, at least.
Sonstige listed as the "producer," but the item number makes it clear that I was right and that this is really K&K.
"Tobacco is a cure for the sickness of a civilization."
So far this English Flake with Syrian Latakia which is probably made by K&K is pretty good. The Latakia is a very mild undertone. There is some harshness in the overall blend so far, but this is my first bowl and I need to try it in different pipes of course. It reminds me a bit of that Bjarne "The Special One," which like this, has a little bit of Syrian Latakia in it, as well as a tendency to bite!
Really a lot like the Bjarne. Similar topping to boot, a light berry or fruit thing going on, but not an aromatic. Slight hint of Syrian Latakia, bites if provoked. I need to research Bjarne and see if these might have any connection. It's a nice smoke, though, in this first bowl. The bite potential is no problem for me by now; I just take it slowly!
Tin opening extravaganza lately, due to freeing up some jelly jars.
Villiger 1888 After Dinner, third one of the series I've tried, or will have tried sometime today!
McClelland Aurora. I'm liking it so far. Up next is McClelland Jubilee.
Opened a tin of Rattray's Red Rapparee yesterday morning. It was a beautiful spring morning and we were all home from church. I took the kids outside and sat on the porch smoking, reading, drinking coffee and watching them play. Truly a great morning.
Red Rapparee is even better than I remembered. A perfect spring morning tobacco. Great orientals with a little latakia. I actually took a picture to post for Rusty, as we had a small discussion about it last year, but the pics are on my computer at home.
FlyCruiser wrote: McClelland Aurora. I'm liking it so far. Up next is McClelland Jubilee.
I was shocked at how articulate Aurora is. It's a good 'un. One to collect for its various ages for sure. And I do mean that. It's not just for aging but for sampling at various ages because I think that one will offer subtly different experiences at different ages. Jubilee was not as impressive. It seemed muddled to me so I have to disagree with the crowd on TR. Aurora is really something and Jubilee isn't as interesting. Another great one in the series is Tudor Castle. If you've never had Butera RV Blended Flake, Ashton Pebblecut, GLP's Embarcadero, or old Presbyterian, which was also in that category, then you're unaware of the fine possibilities of Va just spiced with light orientals and sometimes enhanced with a pinch of Perique. Tudor Castle is sublime.
Beacon wasn't as impressive either. I think their St. James Woods is far superior. Adding more Perique didn't really alter my feeling that Beacon is missing something. I haven't had Beacon Extra so I don't know if that one addressed the problem. But when I look at the description I think it might be breadth of Va flavour. So the next time I try it I will add some dark stoved Va and see if that perks it up.
I opened a tin of Murray's Erinmore flake to celebrate St. Patty's day. Somehow between then and now half the tin is gone. And I spent the day yesterday chasing pics without a pipe so I don't know where it's going. It's now about 7 yo and it's richer and thicker tasting than the new Danish version. The topping has only calmed down a little so it's still Erinmore. To my delight it looks much darker in the tin and it is starting to take on that dark chocolate flavour that was evident in an 18 yo tin that I enjoyed the year they shut down Murray's. I have pounds of this remaining. Thank goodness.
I also have a 5 yo tin of MacBaren's Burley London open and that has become more interesting. It's drier in the tin too so there is no bite at all and it smokes so clean that it's a no-fuss no-brainer. If there was honey topping it's gone now. It seems to be a perfectly serviceable richer white Burley with a bit of corkiness. I'll have to try it in my cavernous chambered Tinsky but the flavour is good even in small briars.
Just opened a tall tin of London Blend 1000 by Dan Tobacco. Tin scent is great.
DepartedLight wrote: Just opened a tall tin of London Blend 1000 by Dan Tobacco. Tin scent is great.
I've been liking Dan, and yes, their tin scent is great!
I have been on a tin-opening hiatus since my fairly recent tin-opening binge, but will let everyone know when I do give way to temptation and crack another. Trying to get through some of those little jars right now!
Not had either of the two you've mentioned, but Treasures of Ireland Limerick was good, as well as the Former's Cross Grain, and I'm sure the other Former's are good as well. CAO Patriot Flake I have also had, and that is probably Dan as well. It was good. I hated TOI Shannon, but it was quality, just not my style of aro topping. I look forward to trying other Dan blends.
Do the jars contain objectionable tobaccos? Periodically you say you have to get through some of those little jars as if it's a day at work.
I have a nice block of Wessex Gold Brick in progress. It's quite nice though it hasn't really changed very much in 6 years or so. Maybe a touch more nutty flavoured. hard to tell. I'm also still working on a nice old tin of MacB Burley London Blend. It's quite good. I like it esp in the morning lately.
Actually, 90% or more of my 50 or so little jelly jars contain tobaccos I quite like. I have also many bulks in larger jars from 4 to 16 oz. It's just that I opened so many tins, trying to get my precious 200+ reviews on TR, or just to be able to try that much! Of course, I am always tempted to open a new tin: I love the experience of that. I just have jars on every surface in my house right now, and filling many drawers. I've gotten rid of most of the tobaccos I just can't smoke, but there are still so many in the little jars that I have to plan my rotation to get rid of the ones that are oldest. Jelly jars don't seem to age quite as well as full sized masons. Still, I am rediscovering things that really struck me three years ago, that I have neglected. Again, I've gotten rid of the blends it really pained me to smoke, so clearing out the jelly jars will be a long-term, yet pleasant project. Take McClelland Anniversary 2005, which I have been smoking today. Great stuff, and I like it better after almost three years in the jar!
On St. Patrick's Day, Cigarson and I opened a tin of Peterson Nutty Cut.
This is an awesome aro. I don't miss Mac Baren Vanilla Cream at all.


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     * redacted from this string using a placeholder value.
     *
     * @return A string representation of this object.
     *
     * @see java.lang.Object#toString()
     */
    @Override
    public String toString() {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        sb.append("{");
        if (getAppId() != null)
            sb.append("AppId: ").append(getAppId()).append(",");
        if (getSessionId() != null)
            sb.append("SessionId: ").append(getSessionId());
        sb.append("}");
        return sb.toString();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean equals(Object obj) {
        if (this == obj)
            return true;
        if (obj == null)
            return false;

        if (obj instanceof GetTokenRequest == false)
            return false;
        GetTokenRequest other = (GetTokenRequest) obj;
        if (other.getAppId() == null ^ this.getAppId() == null)
            return false;
        if (other.getAppId() != null && other.getAppId().equals(this.getAppId()) == false)
            return false;
        if (other.getSessionId() == null ^ this.getSessionId() == null)
            return false;
        if (other.getSessionId() != null && other.getSessionId().equals(this.getSessionId()) == false)
            return false;
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        final int prime = 31;
        int hashCode = 1;

        hashCode = prime * hashCode + ((getAppId() == null) ? 0 : getAppId().hashCode());
        hashCode = prime * hashCode + ((getSessionId() == null) ? 0 : getSessionId().hashCode());
        return hashCode;
    }

    @Override
    public GetTokenRequest clone() {
        return (GetTokenRequest) super.clone();
    }

}