Nitin is a sharp professional driven by ingenuity with more than seven years of experience working in different roles. He is an analytical, problem solving and solution oriented person. He is a good coordinator and works with complete ownership and professionalism. He has a bachelor's degree in information technology as well a master's degree in management and operations. He started his career as a system engineer and went on to become business analyst.
He then got the entrepreneurial bug, which led to the launch of Funstay. Conceptualized in Jan 2015, Funstay the largest listings of homestays in India. It is also the fastest growing homestay portal in terms of number of property listings. It is a portal, which helps spread awareness about homestays and local heritage of the vast and diverse land of our great country.
Funstay.in is an online platform where tourist can search unique experiential stay for their vacation. People can choose their stay based on the experience they are looking for. It also provides technological service to host to display their undiscovered property to travelers looking for such stay. Basically, it is a win win situation for both Traveler and property owner.
Passion for travel and problem that travelers face to find suitable experience they are looking for their vacation stay. Before that I was always interested to start venture being from business family background. My father is inspiration for me always.
Be honest to yourself and other. My effort must make someone's life easier and make someone happy.
Managing highly organized segment such as Alternate Stay segment, which we are catering to. Understanding property owner, customer need, quality and safety concerns of customers are always been challenge in this journey. But we are solving it through advance technologies and making people life easier.
In my point of time, initial mindset is of financial and personal risk. We took small steps initially and built strong base first. We worked till late hours to spend less on human resources. Personal risk is all about making your family confident about yourself. Luckily, I have well supportive family.
Till now, we have bootstrapped and always focused to make our business sustainable. Till now we have not raised any VC money but we are looking for some amount of money from angels that can help to make our business sustainable and profitable. We believe in optimizing operation cost and understand value of each penny.
We use many apps and tools but I would suggest you to use send grid for email marketing tools. Highly user friendly and best tool.
Be Positive and access yourself critically as well. Think Positive and live positive.
I have to be consistent with my workout. Sparing time for myself is the habit that I have to improve.
Be Positive, Be confident, Assess everything and never give up. You will face situation when you do not know what to do. In that case just listen to your heart.
Emotional Decision at Workplace. At workplace one should be logical rather than emotional.
Positive thinking can change your life to point you cannot imagine.
Working for Funstay and make a good memories of Funstay in the brains of traveler.
I would like to teach entrepreneurship to students.


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"The World As We Know It" by Joseph Monninger - Review
The World As We Know It
Author: Joseph Monninger
Publisher: Gallery Books; Original edition (October 11, 2011)
On an early winter afternoon in rural New Hampshire, two brothers, Ed and Allard, set out to skate north on a river that leads to Canada when, not more than an hour from their house, they discover a girl who, with her dog, has broken through thin ice and is caught in the river's eddy. They are able to rescue her, and as a result, a special bond is formed between them.
As they grow up, all three remain close. The brothers work towards their dream of having their own film production company to shoot nature footage in the wild, with Sarah by their side every step of the way. Over the years, Allard and Sarah's relationship has deepened, and they are happily planning a future together. In the days before the upcoming wedding, Ed and Allard, in one, last, celebratory bachelor outing, hike alone in a remote section of the Wind River mountain range in Wyoming, and tragedy strikes. That heartbreaking incident radically changes Allard and Sarah's plans, and sets them on divergent paths that may never meet again.
I have been struggling with how to review this book as everything I try to say just seems to detract from the beauty and power of this touching story. Told from Allard's point of view, one is immersed in his life and love of both his brother, Ed, and his friend, Sarah. The three had a relationship that one could only envy - one that was pure and unbreakable, and a relationship that told a most beautiful story. Unfortunately, as will all things, tragedy steps in, and shakes the unbreakable.
I honestly couldn't put this book down. I was mesmerized with Allard's voice and how the story unfolded. I found laughter, tears, joy and pain woven throughout, and by the time I was finished, all I could do was close the book, hold it to my chest and just reflect. Mr. Monninger created one of the most beautiful stories I have ever read, and is truly one of my all-time favorites. There is nothing I can say to do it justice. Even now, days after I finished, I still can't find the right words but I when I think of Allard's story, a warm and comforting feeling engulfs me. This story is unforgettable and Allard, Ed and Sarah have taken permanent residence in my memory.
Joseph Monninger, author of Eternal on the Water and co-author of The Letters with Luanne Rice, has published several award-winning YA novels and books of nonfiction, including Home Waters, New Jersey. He has been awarded two National Endowment for the Arts fellowships. He lives and teaches in New Hampshire.
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'I Think I Deserve That Second Chance': Former Juvenile Lifers, Now Free, Try To Reenter Society
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Greg Diatchenko, now 52, sits in Winthrop Square Park in Harvard Square. When he was 17, Diatchenko was sent to prison for life for fatally stabbing a 55-year-old. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
Greg Diatchenko spends a lot of time people watching in Harvard Square. Before starting his custodial job in the square, he often takes a few minutes to sit in a nearby park marveling at how the world has changed in the decades he was in prison.
"I love Harvard Square," he said one recent day. "It's so alive and it's nice to see people enjoying themselves. It's a happy atmosphere."
Diatchenko is used to a different atmosphere. He was in prison for 34 years and thought he was never going to leave. But after court rulings struck down mandatory life in prison without parole sentences for juvenile offenders, Diatchenko is now among 11 men granted parole in Massachusetts over the past two years.
"Everybody I meet they say, 'I never would have guessed you've been in prison, you don't look like a convict,' " Diatchenko said.
Now 52 years old, clean cut and soft spoken, it is hard to believe that at age 17, Diatchenko was sent to prison for life for fatally stabbing 55-year-old Thomas Wharf in 1981.
During his parole hearing, the board reviewed trial testimony indicating that Wharf propositioned Diatchenko and Diatchenko got into Wharf's car planning to rob him. When Diatchenko showed Wharf a knife, Wharf grabbed him and slammed on the car horn. Wharf was stabbed nine times.
"My crime was horrific -- I know that," Diatchenko said. "I know a lot of people don't want me out. They think that I should rot in prison for the rest of my life, but the parole board saw otherwise. They said, 'Let's give him a second chance.' I think I deserve that second chance," Diatchenko said.
The parole board unanimously voted to grant Diatchenko parole in October 2014, following a series of court rulings.
In 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that automatic sentences of life without parole for juveniles are unconstitutional. That left it up to the states to determine how to handle those inmates serving life sentences for crimes committed when they were under age 18. Diatchenko then filed a petition with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, challenging the constitutionality of state law requiring such sentences. In December 2013, the SJC struck down those sentences in a ruling named after Diatchenko.
"I'm not the same person that went in at 17 years old," he said in an interview. "I was young, I was stupid, I made terrible choices not just regarding my crime but prior to that: dropping out school, my alcoholism. I was more into drinking and getting high than studying and hitting the books."
Joe Donovan walks into Boston Medical Center. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
Forty-one-year-old Joe Donovan also said he was a "stupid kid." He was sent to prison when he was 17 for the killing of MIT student Yngve Raustein. Donovan admitted to throwing the first punch when he and two other teens walked by Raustein in Cambridge in 1992. But the then-15-year-old who fatally stabbed Raustein was sentenced in juvenile court and was released years ago. Because Donovan was tried as an adult, he was sentenced to life.
"I still am mad at myself for punching somebody that I should have never punched, and I can't really give you a good reason why I did it — to this day," Donovan said. "All I can say is I was a stupid kid. I wish that was a good enough reason but it really isn't and that's the only thing I can come up with -- I wasn't in my rational mind. I'm not in the mindset that I'm in now."
The parole board voted to grant Donovan parole in August 2014. After serving almost two years in lower security facilities, Donovan moved into a halfway house in Boston in May.
Donovan and Diatchenko have many similar stories about sharing the profound experience of growing up in prison and now navigating a world vastly different from the one they left as teenagers. They are both trying to become adept with the ubiquitous technological devices that they both believe have made it more difficult for people to connect.
"People are less social," Diatchneko said. "They don't sit and talk. It used to be that if you got on the bus or the train, you could strike up a conversation with strangers. Now everybody is just buried in their phones. I can't get over the rudeness."
Greg Dietchenko navigates his way around a flurry of commuters boarding an MBTA Orange Line train. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
While their prison experiences started in a similar way, they describe very different ways in which they served their sentences. Both Diatchenko and Donovan said they began their "time on the inside" as arrogant kids trying to prove they were tough so as not to be taken advantage of by other inmates.
"I wasn't well behaved probably because of my anger," Diatchenko said. "If anyone asked me to do something, a guard, or anyone, I'd tell them to go to hell."
Donovan spent many years in solitary confinement and says he was always on guard because for him it was particularly difficult being a young inmate at MCI-Cedar Junction, formerly MCI-Walpole — which had a notorious reputation.
"I went to the worst prison in the state and I very quickly surmised what I had to do," Donovan said. "I made mistakes along the way, but for the most part I did it. I caught on pretty quick and lived the life I thought I had to live to survive in a long-term fashion there."
Eventually both men settled down. Donovan read voraciously and discovered his talent as an artist. Diatchenko completed high school, got a bachelor's degree, and worked as a plumber for more than two decades at MCI-Norfolk. Both of them said it's hard to imagine what kind of adults they would be had they not gone to prison, but they know they were indelibly marked by growing up in an institution that can be violent and harsh.
"Prison is violent -- if you want to get mixed up in that," Diatchenko said. "It's really no different than society. There are killings, robberies, drugs -- if you want them. But a person can do their time quietly. You just fall back and stay away from the trouble."
Staying out of trouble is a major concern for Donovan, who worries that his past could make it more likely that he could end up behind bars again. So as much as he'd like to go to Fenway Park, he's declined an invitation to a Red Sox game.
"There is just such a possibility of it turning in such a bad way, even in an innocent situation," he said. "I'm on paper as a murderer if they look it up. They're not going to look it up and see the background story and think, oh, he didn't really do the crime of murder. The way they're going to look at it is, he's a murderer out on parole."
In the parking lot of the Bunker Hill Shopping Mall, Joe Donovan gets a driving lesson from his father, Joe Sr. Joe had never gotten his license before he was incarcerated. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
Donovan and Ditchenko are on parole for life, although Donovan is fighting that in court. Their parole conditions are somewhat similar: random drug and alcohol tests, regularly checking in with a parole officer, seeing a counselor once or twice a month, and paying monthly parole fees. Diatchenko has a curfew each night but lives in an apartment in Boston. Donovan is not sure how long he'll stay in the halfway house.
"I don't get too stressed out about much stuff because, hey, I don't have somebody coming at me with a knife today so it's a pretty good day," he said. "There is no door or cell clinking, everyone is not screaming all the time, I'm not sleeping on a metal cot. I'm happy. One thing my lawyer says when I say I have money issues or I tell him that it's hard to find a job, he says, 'Well, Joe, these are good problems to have.' So I guess my worst problem is a good problem to have."
One problem both men have shared in their few months of freedom is getting a job with a criminal record and a job they can get to because neither of them has ever learned to drive. Like Diatchenko, Donovan also works as a custodian; his job is at a family member's office building. Donovan is looking into becoming a union apprentice painter.
"When you're at the age I am, which is middle aged I guess, you don't have opportunities to make mistakes and screw-ups and find your way in life," Donovan said. "I really only have one shot at finding a career and not continuing to be a burden on my family."
Eventually Diatchenko hopes to work with at-risk youth.
"I'm starting all over again and building a resume," he said. "I'm grateful that I've been given that opportunity. And hopefully someday I can work with troubled kids in the community, helping with programs, keeping kids off the streets. I'd love to be able to give something back and prove to people that I'm not the monster that a lot of people made me out to be."
Both men also try not to constantly think about what they both call "that night."
Diatchenko said he tries to remember advice he got from a parole board member who told him if he dwelled on the murder he would not be able to move forward.
Joe Donovan and his father Joe Sr. pray in front of a temporary marker in the spot where Yngve Raustein was killed in 1992 as a Norwegian film crew producing a documentary about the murder films them. (Jesse Costa/WBUR)
Donovan recently went to the site on Memorial Drive where Raustein was stabbed. A Norwegian TV station was filming a documentary about his story and the Raustein family saying Donovan has served enough time for the crime. Donovan somberly walked with his father to a plaque at the site for Raustein.
"I think about it a lot and being here like this makes you think about it more," Donovan said. "I really don't know what to call it. I don't know how to act. How do you act? This doesn't happen often in the course of human events."
His father, Joe Donovan Sr., said a prayer at the site.
"There is no right or wrong answer," Joe Sr. said. "One man is dead and another boy went away for a long time for being involved in it. The best thing Joey can do is dedicate his life to that family and to being a good person."
Donovan and Diatchenko say they understand they deserved to be punished for their crimes — but they point out that most inmates are released, even those who were never supposed to be. So they believe that if corrections departments put more of a focus on rehabilitation, everyone would benefit.
"This is to show the court and the people in society that look, we made a mistake when we were younger but we're out here now and we're part of your community," Diatchenko said. "We're working, we pay taxes, and we're your neighbors."
This article was originally published on September 07, 2016.
This segment aired on September 7, 2016.
Earlier:
Paroled After Life Sentence For Juvenile Crime, Joe Donovan Works Towards His Release
Part II: 2 Former Juvenile Lifers, Now Paroled, Adjust To A Changed World
'I'm Struck By Their Resiliency': Mass. Attorney Looks At Challenges Facing Paroled Juvenile Lifers
Deborah Becker Twitter Host/Reporter
Deborah Becker is a senior correspondent and host at WBUR. Her reporting focuses on mental health, criminal justice and education.


Bayern Munich remain determined to land Chelsea youngster Callum Hudson-Odoi and have reportedly now made an improved fourth bid for the teenager.
However, Sky Sports now claims that the fourth Bayern bid has gone in at £35m, at last matching Chelsea's supposed asking price for Hudson-Odoi.
"To stay here is better for him," the Italian is quoted as saying by BBC Sport.
"He is very young but he is improving, especially in the defensive phase. I don't know the situation with the club but for me he is an important player."
Sarri also described the starlet as having a "...very great future here with the national team and with Chelsea," but added, "I am not in charge of all these questions and I don't want to speak to a player about something that doesn't depend on me."
In his most recent outing, the highly rated youngster assisted both of Chelsea's goals in the 2-0 FA Cup third round win over Nottingham Forest.
Bayern have seen the success that Bundesliga rivals Borussia Dortmund have had with Jadon Sancho, reportedly even preparing to offer Hudson-Odoi the number 10 shirt that will be vacated by departing veteran star Arjen Robben at the end of the season.


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U.S. Department of Education Releases Additional Details on CARES Act Funds for Minority Serving Institutions, Institutions Serving Low-Income Students and Other Institutions with the Greatest Unmet Coronavirus Needs, and State Discretionary Grants
On April 30, 2020, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) released additional information regarding the approximately $1.4 billion in funding that is available pursuant to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act for Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs), including Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Tribally Controlled Colleges and Universities (TCCUs), as well as for institutions serving low-income students. ED also provided information and funding allocations for institutions with the most unmet need related to coronavirus, which are administered through the Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE). (Our previous summary of the CARES Act provisions specific to educational institution and student relief is available here.)
Additionally, on April 27, 2020, ED announced the availability of approximately $300 million in Education Stabilization Fund Discretionary Grants (Discretionary Grants), which, pursuant to Section 18001(a)(3) of the CARES Act, are designated for states with the highest coronavirus burden. As described in more detail below, ED announced that it is making the Discretionary Grants available to states through two separate grant competitions: (1) the Education Stabilization Fund-Rethink 12 Education Models (ESF-REM) Grants, and (2) the Education Stabilization-Reimagining Workforce Preparation (ESF-RWP) Grants.
Grants to Minority Serving Institutions, Institutions Serving Low-Income Students and Other Institutions with Greatest Unmet Coronavirus Need
Section 18004(a)(2) of the CARES Act provides grants to:
MSIs, including but not limited to HBCUs, TCCUs, Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions, and institutions participating in the Developing Hispanic-Serving Institutions Program
Institutions participating in the Strengthening Institutions Program, which are institutions not participating in MSI programs but that have at least 50% of their degree students receiving need-based assistance under the Federal Student Aid programs authorized by Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 (Title IV Programs) or have a substantial number of enrolled Pell Grant recipient students, and have low educational and general expenditures
Section 18004(a)(3) of the CARES Act provides additional funds to institutions through the FIPSE, for institutions with the greatest unmet needs related to coronavirus. In awarding these funds, the CARES Act requires ED to give priority to institutions that have not otherwise been allocated at least $500,000 under the other, more significant tranches of emergency aid under the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF). As such, ED allocated funds to ensure that every eligible public and private nonprofit institution will receive at least $500,000 in HEERF funding. ED stated that even after making this funds allocation, it will have approximately $15 million to distribute to institutions through the FIPSE under Section 18004(a)(3). As such, ED will issue a Notice Inviting Applications, inviting institutions to participate in a grant competition for these remaining funds.
Institutions may use funding provided by Sections 18004(a)(2) and 18004(a)(3) to pay for technology costs associated with transitioning to distance education, grants to cover the costs of attendance for eligible students, and faculty and staff trainings. Funds may also be used to cover operational costs, including lost revenue, reimbursements for prior expenses and payroll.
Unlike other monies provided under the HEERF, institutions are not required to use at least 50% of the funds provided under Sections 18004(a)(2) or 18004(a)(3) on emergency grants to students. However, ED is encouraging recipients to use as much of these funds as possible on student grants. Similar to the other monies provided under the HEERF, only students who are eligible to participate in the Title IV Programs may receive such grants.
In order to access these funds, eligible institutions must complete and submit a Certification and Agreement by August 1, 2020, through the grants.gov website. The Certification and Agreement, a cover letter and the allocation tables by institution are available on the ED Office of Postsecondary Education's CARES Act website.
Education Stabilization Fund — Rethink 12 Education Models Grants
As described by ED, the purpose of the ESF-REM Grants program is to provide discretionary grants to state educational agencies (SEAs) in states with the highest coronavirus burden to address the educational needs of students, their parents, and teachers in elementary and secondary schools (both public and nonpublic). ED is making $180 million available through the ESF-REM Grants program and the average amount of each award is estimated to be $15 million. The application package for ESF-REM Grants is available here.
Each SEA applicant for ESF-REM Grant funds must address one of three "Absolute Priorities" in its application in order to be considered for the award of funds (and may submit no more than one application for ESF-REM Grant funds):
Under Absolute Priority 1, applicants must provide microgrants to parents to meet the educational needs of their school-age children, through increased access to high-quality remote-learning. To address Absolute Priority 1, an SEA would need to identify in its application the types of education and related services, expenses and providers available through the microgrants. At least 80% of the grant funds must be used for services directly used by students under the microgrants, and no more than 5% may be used for an SEA's administrative costs.
Under Absolute Priority 2, an applicant must propose the development and/or expansion of a high-quality course-access program or statewide virtual school. A course-access program enables students to select courses offered by any public school in the state or by third-party providers, regardless of a student's assigned school. A statewide virtual school must provide full-time or supplemental education to all students in the state.
To address Absolute Priority 3, an applicant may propose its own educational strategies to address the specific remote-learning needs of its state. The strategies must "demonstrate a rationale," meaning that a key component in the project must be informed by research or evaluation findings.
The Notice Inviting Applications for ESF-REM Grants specifies that applicants must address the following application requirements:
Their approach to addressing one of three Absolute Priorities, including an implementation plan and timeline
An analysis of the state's immediate remote learning needs and a description of how the proposed project will address those needs
A description of the state's coronavirus burden based on factors other than those provided in the application package
An analysis of state assets and collaborative efforts made by the state to improve student outcomes during the pandemic
Assurances that the applicant will provide information as requested by the ED for evaluations it will carry out
Demonstrate support for the proposed project by the governor of the state, such as through a letter signed by the governor
The selection criteria are as follows, with the highest possible point total being 100:
Highest coronavirus burden (up to 40 points). This is based on ED's percentile calculation of coronavirus burden by state, and the applicant's response to application requirement #3, above
Quality of project services and project plan (up to 35 points)
Quality of management plan and adequacy of resources (up to 25 points)
ED is strongly encouraging each potential applicant to notify it of its intent to apply by sending an email to ESF-REM@ed.gov with "ESF-REM Intent to Apply" in the subject line; the notices of intent to apply are due May 19, 2020, but SEAs that do not submit a notice of intent may still apply for funding.
Applications are due by June 29, 2020. ED intends to announce awards by no later than August 2020. ED recommends limiting the project narrative portion to the application to no more than 25 pages.
Education Stabilization Fund — Reimagining Workforce Preparation Grants
The purpose of the ESF-RWP Grants program is to assist state efforts to leverage entrepreneurship to create new educational opportunities and pathways that help citizens return to work, small businesses recover and support new workforce opportunities. These funds are also intended by ED to build new capacity within a state to offer short-term postsecondary programs that are responsive to the needs of individuals to more rapidly adapt and evolve to ever-changing workplace and community needs. ED is making approximately $125.7 million available through the ESF-RWP Grants program, with the estimated average amount of each award anticipated to be $15 million.
The Notice Inviting Applications for ESF-RWP Grants states that ED will issue a supplemental notice that more fully sets forth the application requirements, an application form, types of eligible applicants and all selection criteria. In this initial notice, ED indicates that applicants will be required to include a description of the state's coronavirus burden based upon indicators and information factors other than those provided in the application package that demonstrate the significance of the impact of COVID-19 on students, parents and schools in the state. Such a description may include additional data, including other public health measures such as coronavirus-related deaths per capita, or any other relevant education, labor or demographic data.
We are continuing to closely monitor developments from ED and other education regulatory authorities related to the coronavirus pandemic. Should you have questions regarding this matter, or other educational regulatory matters, please do not hesitate to contact any member of our Education team, or your usual contact at Faegre Drinker.
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Cognizant has been recognized as a market leader in the Internet of Things (IoT) services by Information Services Group (ISG), a leading independent global technology research and advisory firm.
The ISG Provider Lens Internet of Things Quadrant Report names Cognizant as a leading provider in all four quadrants in which it has demonstrated capabilities – Overall IoT Services, and Healthcare, Connected Cars and Retail IoT.
Businesses recognize that IoT systems – using sensors to connect everything from industrial assets to everyday things, to people – provide data and actionable analytics that can help improve customer experience and drive better business outcomes. According to ISG, more than a trillion devices will be connected by 2020, and IoT has become a focus for many organizations.
The ISG report states Cognizant's consulting, delivery and managed services have been pivotal to securing a varied client base across vertical markets. The report also highlights the role of Cognizant's 10 digital labs around the world that are focused on innovation and helping clients with technologies dedicated to different stages of the digital journey.


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#include <vector>
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 //////////////////////// BASE MODIFICATION FUNCTIONS /////////////////////////
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/************************** CALUCLATE NEW BASE LENGTH *************************\
| This function calculates the maximum number of digits that can be in a       |
| number of a given base given the number of digits it is in another base.     |
\******************************************************************************/
int calculateNewBaseLength(int oldBase, int oldBaseLength, int newBase) {
    double logOldBase = log(oldBase);
    double logNewBase = log(newBase);
    double newBaseLength = oldBaseLength * (logOldBase/logNewBase);
    int intNewBaseLength = newBaseLength;
    if (newBaseLength > intNewBaseLength) intNewBaseLength += 1;  // round up
    return intNewBaseLength;
}

/********************************* TRIM NUMBER ********************************\
| This function takes in a vector representing a multi digit number and        |
| removes all of the preceding zero value digits returning a vector of only    |
| meaningful digits.                                                           |
\******************************************************************************/
std::vector<int> trimNumber(std::vector<int> v) {
    std::vector<int>::iterator i = v.begin();
    while (i != v.end()-1) {
        if (*i != 0) {
            break;
        }
        ++i;
    }

    return std::vector<int>(i, v.end());
}

/******************************* TEN IN OLD BASE ******************************\
| This function converts the value of the old base to it's equivilant value    |
| in the new base. This is used when calulating the effect each digit of the   |
| old base has on each digit of the new base.                                  |
\******************************************************************************/
std::vector<int> tenInOldBase(int oldBase, int newBase) {
    int newBaseLength = calculateNewBaseLength(oldBase, 2, newBase);
    int maxLength = newBaseLength>2?newBaseLength:2;

    std::vector <int> newNumber(maxLength, 0);

    int currentNumber = oldBase;
    for (int i = maxLength-1; i >=0; i--) {
        newNumber[i] = currentNumber % newBase;
        currentNumber = currentNumber / newBase;
    }

    newNumber = trimNumber(newNumber);
    return newNumber;
}

/*************************** MULTIPLY ARBITRARY BASE **************************\
| This function takes two numbers that are the same arbitrary base and         |
| multiplies them together returning a vector containing the product of the    |
| two numbers in the same base that they were originally in                    |
\******************************************************************************/
std::vector<int> multiply(int base, std::vector<int> firstNumber, std::vector<int> secondNumber) {
    int resultLength = firstNumber.size() + secondNumber.size();
    std::vector<int> resultNumber(resultLength, 0);

    // Do basic long multiplication on the numbers
    for (int i = firstNumber.size() - 1 ; i >= 0; i--) {
        for (int j = secondNumber.size() - 1; j >= 0; j--) {
            resultNumber[i+j + 1] += firstNumber[i] * secondNumber[j];
        }
    }

    // Flatten number to base
    for (int i = resultNumber.size() -1; i > 0; i--) {
        if (resultNumber[i] >= base) {
            resultNumber[i-1] += resultNumber[i]/base;
            resultNumber[i] = resultNumber[i] % base;
        }
    }
    return trimNumber(resultNumber);
}

/***************************** CALCULATE NEW BASE *****************************\
| The calculate new base function takes in a number of one base and converts   |
| it to a number of another base. It does this by converting the value of      |
| each digit of the old number into its corisponding value in the new base     |
| and summing all the numbers                                                  |
\******************************************************************************/
std::vector<int> calculateNewBase(int oldBase, int newBase, std::vector<int> oldNumber) {
    int newLength = calculateNewBaseLength(oldBase, oldNumber.size(), newBase);
    std::vector<int> newNumber(newLength, 0);
    std::vector<int> oldBaseTen = tenInOldBase(oldBase, newBase);

    // The starting conversion value is 1 ( 1 = 1 for every base)
    std::vector<int> conversionValue(1, 1);

    // add each value of the digits of the old number to the new number
    for (int i = oldNumber.size()-1; i >= 0; i--) {
        for (unsigned int j = 0; j < conversionValue.size(); j++) {
            int newNumberIndex =  j + newLength - conversionValue.size();
            newNumber[newNumberIndex] += conversionValue[j] * oldNumber[i];
        }

        // increment the conversion value to the conversion for the next digit
        conversionValue = multiply(newBase, conversionValue, oldBaseTen);
    }

    // Flatten number to the new base
    for (int i = newNumber.size()-1; i >=0; i--) {
        if (newNumber[i] >= newBase) {
            newNumber[i-1] += newNumber[i]/newBase;
            newNumber[i] = newNumber[i]%newBase;
        }
    }

    // Trim and return the number
    return trimNumber(newNumber);
}

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Roman Temple of Evora
Evora, Alentejo, Portugal
About Roman Temple of Evora
The Roman Temple of Evora was an impressive Roman monument which dates back to the second - maybe even the first - century AD and is now a pretty ruin.
Often known as the Temple of Diana (Templo de Diana), The Roman Temple of Evora has been attributed to this Roman deity as well as to the Emperor Augustus and to Jupiter.
Whatever the original use of this now-picturesque ruin, the Roman Temple of Evora is one of the most important sites in this UNESCO-listed city centre. It is comprised of several Corinthian columns rising out of a large base.
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Located in Evora, which is approx. 135km east of Lisbon.
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Involvement in the First World War changed the lives of Muslims in many ways. Some were awarded certain privileges, including land rights or titles and roles of responsibility in their local areas. Those who served could also travel in ways otherwise impossible and many Muslims serving in the British Indian Army and Merchant Navy, like their Sikh and Hindu comrades, were granted the right to settle in Britain.
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Recruitment from city populations was also generally avoided partly because of the risk of introducing radical or nationalist sentiment in to the ranks of the Indian military.
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Indian soldiers were all recruited as volunteers. Some were members of families with a tradition of military service already, while others joined as the result of recruitment campaigns (towards the end of the war these campaigns were often run very ruthlessly).
Propaganda created expectations of a return and the war raised hopes of greater economic independence, self-assurance and standing with government.
Indian Army soldiers were in action on the Western Front within a month of the start of the war. A total of 140,000 men, comprising 90,000 combatants (those in the front-line) and 50,000 non-combatants (those in auxiliary battalions), saw active service on the Western Front in France and Belgium.
Nearly 700,000 Indian Army soldiers served in the Middle East, fighting with distinction against the Ottoman Empire in the Mesopotamian theatre of war. Indian Army troops also served in Aden, Egypt, Palestine, Persia, Italy, Salonica, Russia, East and West Africa, on the Gallipoli peninsula and even in China.
About 885,000 Muslims supported the whole Allied war effort, serving in places like Africa (North and East), the Middle East (Mesopotamia), the Mediterranean and Europe.
Nearly 75,000 soldiers from the British Indian Army were killed in action. Some, who were injured in Europe, were treated in Britain.
After a year of front-line duty, sickness, casualties and a loss of highly trained British officers who understood the cultures and religions of their men reduced the Indian Corps to the point where it had to be withdrawn (although Indian cavalry continued to serve on the Western Front).
Indian Army soldiers won 9,500 medals in the five main theatres of war; France and Belgium, East Africa, Mesopotamia, Egypt and Palestine, and Gallipoli, including 11 Victoria Crosses – the supreme award for valour.


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Sometimes a set of gorgeous sparkling earrings is all you need to take an outfit from drab to fab.
VANCOUVER, BC, October 20, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ — Vancouver-based jewellery designer and businesswoman Sahar Barati creates feminine, luxurious earrings inspired by her past international travel experiences. From Morocco and India to Lebanon and Persia, Barati shapes her designs with each country's vibrant colours, culture, and fashion in mind.
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What Elizabeth Holmes Is Up to These Days
Where Is Elizabeth Holmes in 2022?
Here's an update on the disgraced Theranos founder, who has to surrender to custody in April 2023.
By Emma Dibdin Published: Nov 21, 2022
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Elizabeth Holmes was once touted as a Silicon Valley trailblazer, following in the footsteps of her idol Steve Jobs. After dropping out of Stanford, she founded the biotechnology company Theranos, which claimed to have developed a device that would revolutionize blood testing. At 30, Holmes was named the world's youngest self-made female billionaire by Forbes.
But thanks to reporting by the Wall Street Journal's John Carreyrou, and subsequent investigations by the FBI, DOJ, and SEC, Holmes's house of cards crumbled. In January, she was convicted on four felony counts of fraud, and is currently awaiting sentencing. The trial of Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, Theranos's president and Holmes's former boyfriend, starts this month.
There's been no shortage of projects delving into the Theranos saga, from Carreyou's book Bad Blood to HBO's documentary The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley. And this month brings the much-anticipated release of Hulu's The Dropout, a miniseries based on the ABC News podcast of the same name, which stars Amanda Seyfried as Holmes and Naveen Andrews as Balwani.
Below, an update on what we know about Holmes's current situation, from her sentencing to her new fiancé and second pregnancy.
Holmes was charged by both the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In June of 2018, the DOJ charged Holmes and Theranos's former COO, Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani, with 11 criminal felony counts—and there could be more coming. Assistant U.S. Attorney John C. Bostic told Vanity Fair that the "story is bigger than what's captured in the [original] indictment," and it "doesn't capture all the criminal conduct."
The SEC also charged Holmes and Balwani with "raising more than $700 million from investors through an elaborate, years-long fraud." Holmes chose to settle for $500,000, and agreed not to serve as an officer or director of a public company for 10 years. Balwani opted to fight those charges in court.
Elizabeth Holmes and Billy Evans
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Holmes gave birth weeks before her trial began.
In 2017, Holmes started dating hospitality heir Billy Evans. The pair met at a party that year, and soon became engaged, before tying the knot during the summer of 2019.
In March of 2021, Holmes disclosed to the court that she was pregnant with her first child. This prompted a delay to the proceedings. She gave birth on July 10 at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City, California, just a month before her trial finally began.
Many commentators, including John Carreyrou, the former Wall Street Journal reporter who broke the Theranos scandal, raised the possibility that this timing was no coincidence. In an interview with CNBC, Carreyou said that some people tied to her case "think that she was timing her pregnancy in order to be showing during the trial to get the jury sympathies." Carreyou added: "If Elizabeth is convicted and the case goes to the judge for sentencing, if he sends her to prison for a long time he'd be depriving the child of his or her mother for many years, and that's a heavy decision to make."
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Holmes's trial began in August of 2021.
Holmes's trial began last summer, and would stretch on for 15 weeks. The proceedings had been delayed multiple times, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and Holmes's pregnancy.
She faced nine counts of wire fraud and two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and pleaded not guilty on all counts. Prosecutors argued that Holmes deceived investors, buyers, doctors, and patients over the course of her time at Theranos. She claimed that the company's device, the Edison, could conduct hundreds of lab tests using only a fingerprick's worth of blood. But the device never worked, and Holmes allegedly lied to conceal that fact.
Holmes's defense argued that she genuinely believed in the device, and didn't knowingly deceive investors.
Ramesh Balwani leaves a federal court in San Jose on January 14, 2019.
During her testimony, Holmes claimed that Balwani was controlling and abusive towards her throughout their relationship, and that his influence clouded her judgement.
She was convicted on four counts of fraud.
In January 2022, Holmes was convicted on three charges of wire fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
Following the conviction, Holmes she remained free on a $500,000 bond, and could face up to 20 years in prison. But given her lack of criminal history, experts predict that she could face far less time than that. It's also likely that Holmes will appeal, and if she wins, she could avoid prison altogether.
On March 1, a federal court judge tightened the conditions of Holmes's bail, to ensure she wouldn't flee in the run-up to her sentencing. In September, as she was awaiting her sentencing, she requested a new trial—arguing a key witness, former Theranos lab director Adam Rosendorff, allegedly regrets the role he played in her conviction.
Holmes was sentenced to 135 months in prison.
Elizabeth Holmes, with her mother and partner, walks into the federal courthouse for her sentencing hearing.
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On November 18, Holmes was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison: 135 months, followed by three years of supervised release. Per the New York Times, "Her lawyers had asked for just 18 months of house arrest, while prosecutors sought 15 years and $804 million in restitution for 29 investors." Judge Davila said before his sentencing, "Was there a loss of moral compass here? Was it hubris? Was it intoxication with the fame that comes with being a young entrepreneur?"
"I am devastated by my failings," Holmes said in court. "I have felt deep pain for what people went through because I failed them." She plans to appeal.
Holmes is currently pregnant with her second child. She must surrender to custody on April 27, 2023.
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