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Q: Perl extract a parameter into hashref The URL will be like:
/products?includes=images(id,src),image(src),variants,options(title)

I'd like to extract the param "includes" and merge them into a single hashref like this:
$includes = {
  images => { fields => "id,src" },
  image => { fields => "src" },
  variants => undef,
  options => { fields => "title" }
}

I'd split it as ARRAY first but have no idea about sub comma inside the brackets and main comma.

A: #!/usr/bin/perl
#
use strict;
use warnings;

my $query=qq|images(id,src),image(src),variants,options(title)|;

sub rhash {
    my $v=shift;
    my %res=();
    for my $kv (grep(defined($_),$v=~/(\w+\([\w,]+\))|(\w+),/g)) {
        my ($k,$v);
        if ($kv=~/\(/) {
            ($k,$v)=$kv=~/([^(]+)\(([^)]+)\)/;
        } else {
            $k=$kv;
            $v=undef;
        }
    $res{$k}=$v;
    }
    return \%res;
}

use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper(rhash($query));

This seems a little over complicated, but it works
The line
for my $kv (grep(defined($_),$v=~/(\w+\([\w,]+\))|(\w+),/g))
needs a little explaining
/(\w+\([\w,]+\))|(\w+),/ grabs any group that is alpha followed by braces or alternatively, just alpha.  After each group of this sort there is a comma.  The | in the middle is the alternation operator
The grep defined is used as the regexp I have constructed seems to return unwanted undef values.  I'm sure it could be improved

A: Regular expression could be used to extract those information, although I believe specific module dedicated (partially) to parse URL is an easier, more reliable solution to this problem.
Here is one possible solution by using regular expression:
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

my $url = '/products?includes=images(id,src),image(src),variants,options(title)';

my %record;

my (undef, $para, $values) = split /\?|=/, $url;

while ($values =~ m/(\w+) (?: \( ([^\)]+) \) ,?)?/xg) {
    my ($key, $fields) = ($1, $2);
    $record{$para}->{$key} = { fields => $fields };
}

print "$url\n";
print Dumper(\%record);

Output:
$ perl t.pl
/products?includes=images(id,src),image(src),variants,options(title)
$VAR1 = {
          'includes' => {
                          'variants' => {
                                          'fields' => undef
                                        },
                          'images' => {
                                        'fields' => 'id,src'
                                      },
                          'options' => {
                                         'fields' => 'title'
                                       },
                          'image' => {
                                       'fields' => 'src'
                                     }
                        }
        };

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Constitutional Metamorphosis
The major party leaders have made some curious statements regarding the formation of a government in the aftermath of an election where no party claims the majority of seats. First Thomas Mulcair, then Stephen Harper, and then Justin Trudeau as well, have asserted that whichever party wins more seats than the others should be called on by the Governor General to try and form a government. But that's not what constitutional conventions, as understood by anyone who has actually studied them, say.
The conventions of responsible government require the government to enjoy the confidence of the House of Commons; but an incumbent a government is, we might say, deemed to be enjoying the confidence of the House until a vote of the House proves otherwise. The prorogation crisis of 2008, when the Governor General took the Prime Minister's advice to prorogue Parliament is a case in point ― even though everybody knew that at that moment the government did not actually have the confidence of a majority of MPs, it is not enough for everybody to know. There has to be a Parliamentary vote to confirm what "everybody knows." Similarly, it has always been said, after an election, the incumbent government is entitled to "meet the House" of Commons and test its confidence. Only if it does not obtain the confidence of the House does convention force it to resign.
Thus, contrary to what Messrs Mulcair, Harper, and Trudeau have claimed, the government's number of seats has nothing to do with its entitlement to remain in office ― so long as no other party has got a majority. (If one has, there is no point in an incumbent government trying to meet the House, and I think it's fair to say that there is a convention that demands the government's prompt resignation in that event.) Accordingly, Andrew Coyne is wondering whether the leaders "understand the basics of our system of gov[ernmen]t," and Emmett Macfarlane is positive that they do not. Dale Smith thinks they are "totally wrong." Others have chimed in to the same effect as well. But the better question, in my view, has been asked by John Michael McGrath: "At what point does this go from 'wrong answer' to 'new unwritten convention'?"
Constitutional conventions are just like law in that they are only valid until they have been changed. Conventions are unlike (some) law in that it is often difficult to tell when they have changed. (Actually, the common law, or any law articulated by courts is sometimes like that too. It is only at a certain point in the development of a line of cases that it becomes possible to say that the law is no longer what it had been at some earlier point.) But while it is can be difficult to pinpoint the moment when a convention has changed, we do know that conventions can change, and those pertaining to government formation are no exception.
Conventions, W.S. Holdsworth wrote in "The Conventions of the 18th Century Constitution," (1932) 17 Iowa L. Rev. 161 ensure "that the constitution works in practice in accordance with the prevailing constitutional theory of the time." (163) As the prevailing constitutional theory changes, so do conventions. How do we know though that a convention has changed? The same way that we know that one exists in the first place ― by looking at the behaviour of political actors to determine whether, in Sir Ivor Jennings' classic formulation (endorsed by the Supreme Court in the Patriation Reference), there are "precedents" for an alleged convention; whether "the actors in the precedents believe that they were bound by a rule"; and whether there is "a reason for the rule." If the convention observed at point B is not the same is that which regulated the same events at some previous point A, the convention has changed.
To come back to Mr. McGrath's question, how do we know whether the convention regulating government formation in Canada has changed? Prof. Macfarlane has suggested that we would know "[w]hen [an] incumbent wants to test confidence but a [Governor General] ignores them & appoints a new gov[ernmen]t before the House meets. Maybe." I don't think that's the only possibility. We don't need to wait for a Governor General to dismiss an incumbent government when an opposition party wins a majority of seats to know that convention requires the incumbents to resign in such circumstances. Incumbents unfailingly resign on their own in such circumstances. Similarly, we wouldn't need the Governor General to dismiss a government that wants to appoint one formed by the party with a plurality of seats.
If the Conservatives do not win a plurality of seats on October 19, and the government resigns without trying to meet the House, despite no opposition party having won a majority, and especially if it explains its resignation by reiterating Mr. Harper's belief that it would be improper for a party that has not won a plurality to attempt to govern, that will be a very important indication that the convention has changed. We would have a precedent, and we would have a statement from the actor in the precedent that he felt bound by a rule. Would there be a reason for the rule? Arguably, yes, though that's a somewhat trickier question. The rule that the winner of a plurality of seats gets first crack at forming a government has simplicity to recommend it, and it appeals to our majoritarian intuitions. It is similar to the rule we use in our electoral system ― though ironically the opposition parties might be looking to change that. I'm not saying, mind you, that this rule would be a better one than the old one. Only that there would be some reasons to justify it.
Now, it has to be possible to say, as Mr. Coyne, prof. Macfarlane, and others do, that the political actors are simply mistaken as to what the applicable rule is, just as it must, I think, be possible to say that the Supreme Court has wrongly decided a case (constitutional or otherwise). Mr. Trudeau, for instance, is just wrong to claim that "that's the way it's always been, whoever commands the most seats gets the first shot at governing." It hasn't always been that way. But just as with a Supreme Court decision, a mistake, at least if it is repeated in the future, can generate a rule just as surely as a correct statement of the relevant norm. To twist Justice Jackson's well-known statement somewhat, the Supreme Court ― and, in the case of conventions, the political leaders of the day ― may not be final because they are infallible, but their being final does give them a form of deemed infallibility.
Constitutional rules change. Neither the process of change nor its results are always pretty. That is true of formal constitutional amendments and of the decisions of the Supreme Court that have the same effect. It is also true of the change in constitutional conventions. And of course there is nothing improper with trying to resist or even to undo a change one does not like. But it is important to recognize the possibility of constitutional change, and not only to criticize those engaged in it as mistaken. The Canadian constitution might be undergoing a metamorphosis before our eyes ― whether that word makes us think of Richard Strauss or of Franz Kafka.
Author Leonid SirotaPosted on September 8, 2015 Categories Constitutional lawTags Canada, coalition, conventions, politics, responsible government
14 thoughts on "Constitutional Metamorphosis"
Aaron Clausen says:
I'm not so certain conventions are as elastic as you suggest. To my understanding, a good deal of the "unwritten" part of the Constitution was effectively locked in by the Constitution Act, 1982, so that even some unwritten aspects, like some of the Queen's reserve powers, while perhaps not fully enumerated in any specific law, would still require the necessary amending formula be invoked.
What Harper, in particular, seems to be arguing, is that it would be somehow illegitimate, if his party were to receive a plurality, that the other parties gang up, withdraw confidence, and then submit themselves as to the Governor General as a government that can command the confidence of the House. The problem for Harper, of course, is that once he loses confidence, he loses all ability to instruct the Governor General on the next course of action, so this is little more than a repetition of the same line taken in 2008 during the prorogation crisis (which I don't consider a crisis at all, a PM has every right until he has lost the confidence of Parliament to advise the Governor General or the Royal Prerogatives like prorogation).
At the end of the day, perhaps it is possible that a convention could be changed, given enough applications of an opposing strategy. But I think that the weight of constitutional history suggests that it can't simply be changed one day based upon one electoral cycle's musings.
Peter McCormick says:
Absolutely bang on — nothing is more infuriating than having our politicians mouth off about the "long established principles of the Westminster parliamentary system" and then get it wrong. Nobody seems to have noticed than in the last-but-one UK election, the one resulting in the coalition, the newspapers did not trumpet "TORIES WIN" but rather "HUNG PARLIAMENT" and accurately painted Nick Clegg, as he bounced between meetings with Cameron and Brown, as having the capacity to choose who the next Prime Minister would be. That is the real "long established principles of the Westminster parliamentary system" in action. Don't know how we got shunted down this strange side road.
On a second point: Harper presented the post-election process as routinely and necessarily involving the Governor General choosing a Prime Minister — this is wrong as well, because Governor Generals only appoint Prime Ministers when there is a vacancy, and an election in and of itself cannot create such a vacancy. The Prime Minister and government who called the election remain in power, remain the government, through the election campaign and right up until the moment until they resign. (Or are dismissed, but let's not go down that low-odds side road.) When the incumbent government is returned, there is no need for the Gov-Gen to summon the Prime Minister to reappoint him, because appointment is for an indefinite period which is not strictly tied to elections. At least: this was the long established principle of the Westminster parliamentary system; I guess it is up for grabs these days as well. (But I noted that although Harper was willing to say "I would not serve as Prime Minister" he was patently NOT willing to echo Mansbridge's use of the word "resign" — but if he doesn't resign, then there cannot be a new Prime Minister appointed. Should we be paranoid enough to read something into this? Or just accept that this is another genuine but mistaken belief in how the system works?)
Actually, this new convention has been emerging for some time — when Trudeau pere came up with it, there was a flurry of public outcry but back then, people actually listened to the experts and quieted down. I blame the media for the confusion — I am so tired of having the national news tell me that any one of the three major party leaders could be "elected Prime Minister". I'm losing a whole bunch of my long-standing true-false questions for midterm exams in Canadian Government.
Paul Daly says:
I also think this is an excellent post.
I should say I agree that the party leaders all misunderstand the 'conventional wisdom'. Nonetheless, as I mentioned on Twitter there is a potential reason for the nascent convention: the centralization of power in the Prime Minister's Office. It is at least plausible to see elections as mini-referendums on party leaders. Who do we want to have in the PMO to exercise all that power for the next four years? If the PM is now a dominant figure rather than a chairman of the cabinet, perhaps only the leader with a majority of the popular vote has the necessary legitimacy to occupy the PMO.
I am aware that this upsets countless settled understandings about responsible government — and I don't seek to defend it! — but responsible government has always been a flexible principle responsive to political mores.
Prof McCormick will doubtless be tickled to know that the 'correct' answer to this question in the booklet provided to prospective new Canadians (such as myself) is that the party with the most seats gets to form the government. But given that the citizenship exam is a multiple-choice test, it might be more accurate to say it is the 'least wrong' answer, at least for now…
Leonid Sirota says:
Thank you gentlemen! Some thoughts:
Aaron: While I think that the Senate Reference suggests that some conventions are part of the entrenched constitutional architecture, it's not clear to me that all are. Indeed, there is something odd about the suggestion that conventions, which emerge precisely to bridge the gap between the unchanging law and the changing "political theory" can be fixed and set in stone.
As for whether Mr. Harper is trying to wrongly manipulate our understandings of the applicable rules, we need to distinguish two questions. One is that which I discuss above: who gets *first shot* at forming a government. The other is whether it's legitimate for the other parties to deny confidence to that which gets first shot, and further whether it's legitimate for the GG to invite (one of) them to form a government in the event of a vote of non-confidence, or whether an election must ensue. Mr. Harper might be attempting to manipulate people's thinking on the second question to his putative advantage, but as for the first one, it seems to me that there is something more significant going on.
Peter: You are right, and it's very true that the media are not helping matters. Unfortunately, that's where most people get their understanding of how the constitution works, and then it becomes difficult for the political actors, even if they were inclined to stick to the old rules, to do so.
Paul: Just to record what I also said on Twitter, you are right to bring up the increasing centrality of the leaders to our politics as at least a part of the "reason" for the emerging rule. Indeed, not only is the PM the dominant figure in government but party leaders are also the dominant figures of election campaigns, in a way that hasn't always been true ― I talk about this more in my McGill Law Journal paper on "third party" participation in election campaigns (and briefly here: https://doubleaspectblog.wordpress.com/2015/05/05/the-partys-over/). So our elections are increasingly perceived as being in effect presidential. And so, just as with riding-level elections, there is a belief that whoever gets the plurality of votes ― or seats in Parliament ― has won it. That's wrong as a matter of Westminster orthodoxy, but again, it might be difficult for politicians to buck the prevailing "constitutional theory" even if they wanted to.
I'm thinking of very historic elections, particularly in the UK. There certainly was a notion of "Pitt's men" or the "Disraeli camp", so I think the Westminster tradition does have a long history of political leaders being definers of their parties. Whether that element is stronger now than then I cannot say. When I'm reading about, say, the fallout of the American War of Independence, you don't hear about the fall of the Whig ministry, it was Lord North's Ministry.
That being said, the tendency in the past was to talk about a government and it's senior ministers. So, in the UK, you don't just talk about the Cameron government. It still very much is the Tory government; and while David Cameron gets most of the press, senior ministers like Theresa May and George Osborne are closely associated with the government. In Canada it has become the case that leaders are more heavily promoted than parties, although I wonder if Stephen Harper will end up like George W. Bush was in the final days of the 2008 US elections, a sort of persona non grata because Tory candidates view him as the chief reason their numbers are down.
A further thought — perhaps we should not just be treating this as a misunderstanding (slightly annoying to us academics) of the Westminster tradition on the part of the Prime Minister, that the other party leaders either spontaneously share or at least do not find it tactically useful to challenge. But turn these comments around, and they have quite a different meaning — Harper is saying that if he has any kind of a plurality in the House of Commons, even a single seat more than one or both of his rivals, then he has won the election and has a right to form the government; and we may get another round of "coalition of losers" arguments and prorogations perhaps an early election if the opposition parties have the temerity to undertake to oust him in a vote of confidence. Better yet, he has actually suckered both of his major opponents into signing on to this new doctrine, not realizing how it could come back to bite them. We should not too quickly treat this as something gracious or concessionary; it could cut quite the other direction, with rather more and sharper teeth than the commentary so far is assuming. It is by no means impossible for the Conservatives to wind up with the plurality of seats even if (as may or may not be the case) they place second or third in the popular vote. I am assuming that Harper has the tactical luxury of being confident that he is the one of the three party leaders who has no realistic prospect of forming a coalition or even a solid lasting agreement with either of the other parties. Rather than preparing to go quietly into that dark night, he may actually be preparing the way for an audacious way to hang on to power even if (as seems highly likely) he has no prospect of keeping his majority; this revised version of "the Westminster tradition" therefore gives him two chances (majority, and plurality) of "winning" — and last decade he demonstrated himself to be the most adroit manager of all time of a fragile minority government situation. Paranoia, or precognition? Time will tell.
There's more than one kind of coalition. The Liberals have rejected a formal coalition, such as the 2005 and 2008 coalitions were, but that doesn't mean a supply and confidence agreement, either a formal one or a "bill by bill" agreement where the "junior" party agrees not to vote down the government, and the "senior" governing party agrees to be cautious about what sorts of supply bills and other confidence motions appear before the house.
Harper can make any grand statement he wants about the legitimacy of a post-loss of confidence government, but if he keeps his word, wins a minority, recalls Parliament and the opposition promptly evict the Tories, Harper loses all power to advise the Governor General, and the Governor General in turn is going to be look at Constitutional precedent in Canada and throughout the Commonwealth Realms to decide how to resolve the matter. He will look at the statements of his predecessors, notably Adrienne Clarkson, who made it clear that she would not have subjected the electorate to back to back elections.
I understand Leonid's point that the parties may be trying to alter what they perceive as malleable aspects of the Westminster conventions, but really, as no one has tested it, it's little more than declarations made by parties vying for power in one of the tightest races in Canadian history. The Governor General is not likely to be guided by bold statements made by competing party leaders on the campaign trail.
I think this is the best discussion anything I've written has generated. Thank you!
Aaron: Sure, leaders always mattered; exceptional leaders more than others. Though mind you, going back to the 18th century, when parties were less rigid than now or even in the 19th, and individual MPs had much independence, might not make for a very fair comparison. That said, leaders matter more than they used to, even the rather unexceptional ones we have now. In my paper I rely on the work of Bernard Manin, who defines the period of "party democracy" as roughly 1870-1970; and argues that after 1970, politics shifted towards the contemporary, more leader-oriented, "audience democracy." I think (and I explain in some detail) that Canadian politics conforms to his model quite well. And as you say, we may have gone further than the UK down this road.
Peter: Hugo Cyr has said the same thing on Twitter. But I wonder whether Mulcair and Trudeau are really so naïve as to just fall for that. Again, I think that Paul and I have suggested some serious reasons for why there might be something more going on. Also, note that Trudeau at least is saying that the plurality winner gets the "first shot at forming the government." Not that they "get to form the government." Mulcair's remarks are more ambiguous on this point. You could be right of course. Perhaps we will find out on Oct. 20.
Arnav Patel says:
Excellent post, Leonid. I think your point that Canadian elections are taking a more presidential tone has a great deal of merit. After all, while we may inherit our Parliamentary traditions from the Westminster system, it's hard to escape American influence, particularly given the proximity of their election cycle to ours. Given the centralization of power in the PMO over the last few decades, the allotment of seats in Parliament can be viewed as a "quasi electoral college". Just as the strength of a President's mandate is captured by the number of states (and electoral votes) he or she carries, the party leader with the most seats demonstrates the strongest mandate from the public to govern.
As for the convention that the incumbent be allowed the first opportunity at forming government, simply because it isn't followed this election doesn't necessarily mean that it won't be invoked in the future. This is not uncommon in Canadian constitutional law. For example, there has been a long established convention that Supreme Court justices from the West must rotate through the provinces. While convention would have dictated that the Prime Minister appoint a jurist from Saskatchewan this year, Mr. Harper appointed Justice Brown from Alberta. There was nothing precluding him from doing this – Justice Stevenson and Justice Major, both from Alberta, had held the office consecutively before Justice Rothstein. In other words, the "established" convention served merely as a guideline – deviating from it was not a nefarious act, and future Prime Ministers are free to rely on it as a starting point to guide their appointment decisions.
To quote the esteemed constitutional scholar Captain Barbossa (see also Sparrow, Jack), "the code is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules." Now and in the future, the formation of government largely depends on which rulebook the leaders choose to use.
It does come to my mind that while the Westminster rules surrounding who gets to form a government are rarely invoked because of plurality voting system, they may become very important should we move to a voting system that makes minorities much more common, if not the norm. That may be a reason the Opposition leaders may be trying to redefine the rule ahead of the change. In particular, if we move to a MMR system, as the NDP are advocating, that will almost certainly guarantee no future government will gain a majority, meaning old and seldom invoked rules about who gets to govern become very important, and if you're seeking to modify or reinterpret those rules, now is the time to do it.
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This homeowner loves the texture of grasscloth, and I have already done several rooms for her in their 1930 home in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston. For this downstairs entry and upstairs hallway, she was originally looking at grasscloth by Phillip Jeffries. But that toney designer's paper got mighty pricey mighty quickly. She visited my recommended source for wallpaper (read below) and found this very similar pattern by Wallquest at a much more reasonable price.
The pattern was made to be identical right side up or upside down. This was great, because with grasscloth, it's good to reverse every other strip, so you are hanging one edge of each strip against itself, which minimizes color differences between strips, which are inherent to grasscloth. All of the full-height seams looked very nice.
Still, there were some unavoidable color differences (paneling) on some short pieces over the doors. I was able to lessen this by using a pencil to add some very light color to the halves of the lanterns that were at the seam. You can get an idea of what I'm talking about in the photo of the left edge of a door frame.
Another photo shows me using the laser level to get a perfect placement of a strip in a narrow area.
Oh, and it's hard to explain why, but that tallest strip along the stairway's curved wall took me over an hour, just to position and trim. It turned out great, and I was pleased that the grasscloth conformed and stuck to the curved wall very nicely.
This wallpaper is by Wallquest and was bought at a below retail price from Dorota Hartwig at Southwestern Paint on Bissonnet near Kirby. (713) 520-6262 or dorotasouthwestern@hotmail.com. She is great at helping you find just the perfect paper! Discuss your project and make an appointment before heading over to see her.
These owners of a newish townhouse in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston wanted an accent wall covered with something to bring personality to their third floor TV room, without adding too much distracting color or pattern, and without overwhelming the large flat screen TV. After looking at maybe a zillion choices, they came back to one of their first loves, this fun ball design.
The builder had not textured the wall, so all the only prep that was needed was a primer. I centered the balls in the middle of the wall so they would look even around the TV set. I used plastic strips to keep paste off the ceiling and the walls that were not being papered.
This wallpaper I by Wallquest, and is in their Ecochic line. It is a thin paper (not a vinyl) and will hold up nicely.


Though this is a "curated" list, Curata really helps with persistent search where you are researching and staying on top of a specific topic over a long period of time, as opposed to a one time act of curation. So for example, if we wanted to build a newsletter, site, etc… about product updates of the tools in the above list over a long period of time, Curata would be tremendously useful.
Through careful thought, we identified the response to our high standards was definitely digital marketing. Make no doubt, this bad boy will not change. Our advertising content is reachable anytime, just about everywhere. This actually makes an impact as we at the moment are connected to customers on a huge scale, who possibly buy our products and can locate our message.
The HARO report is probably one of the most well-known resources for matching media and experts. Simply sign up as a source, and scan the three emails sent each weekday for media sources needed help on a story. Everything from newspapers and magazines, radio to tv, and blogs podcasts use the HARO report to find guests and experts.
The conclusion became clear shortly after. We were undoubtedly picking digital marketing. It isn't controlled by any geographic borders, meaning we're able to have our advertising message attainable by the entire world all the time and 's upward 24 hours a day. Out of the blue, it looked as though our business had an international existence since anyone comprehend, could look through and buy our products.
Marketing is not just about sending out mass information about your business; it is about targeting your audience with impactful communication. We pride ourselves in our targeted campaigns, custom built specifically for your business's needs.
But with so many different online channels and strategies available today, you may be wondering which are best for your business. And although every business has unique marketing needs and goals, some strategies are universally effective in generating leads and revenue.


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Q: Take a string from user as a single command line argument, tokenize and display it Take a string from the user as a single command line argument. Tokenize and store it in appropriate data structures and then display it.
I tried this code but it gives me a segmentation fault. I am unable to find out where it is.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#define delim " "

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{

    if(argc!=2)
    {
        printf("\nPlease enter only one argument as a single line string.\n");
        exit (-1);
    }

    char *tmp1=NULL;
    int len=0;
    int count=0;
    int i=0;
    len=strlen(argv[1]);
    tmp1=(char *)malloc(sizeof(char)* (len)+1);

    if(NULL==tmp1)
    {
        printf("Memory allocation failure single ptr.");
        exit (-1);
    }

    strcpy(tmp1,argv[1]);
    char *tok=NULL;
    char **data=NULL;
    tok=strtok(tmp1,delim);

    while(NULL!=tok)
    {
        count++;
        tok=strtok(NULL,delim);
    }

     strcpy(tmp1,argv[1]);

     data=(char**)malloc(sizeof(char*)*count);
     if(NULL==data)
     {
         printf("Memory allocation failure double ptr.");
         exit (-1);
     }

     tok=strtok(tmp1,delim);
     while (NULL!=tok)
     {
         int l=strlen(tok);
         data[i]=(char *)malloc(sizeof(char)*l)+1);
         if(NULL==data[i])
         {
             printf("Memory allocation failure ");
             exit (-1);
         }

         strcpy(data[i],tok);
         tok=strtok(NULL,delim);
         i++;
     }

     for (i=0; i<count; i++)
     {
         printf("%s\t",data[i]);
     }
     for (i=0; i<count; i++)
     {
         free(data[i]);
         data[i]=NULL;
     }
     data=NULL;

     free(tmp1);
     tmp1=NULL;
     return 0;
}

I passed "Hello this is the string" and it results in a segmentation fault.

A: As I understand from running your code, you want to enter a string as argument and just parse it and print it, as simple as that right?
the code isn't compiling due to a typo in line:
data[i]=(char *)malloc(sizeof(char)*l)+1);

After fixing it to:
data[i]=(char *)malloc(sizeof(char)*l+1);

The output of the code is, for "hello this is string":
hello   this    is      string

...Program finished with exit code 0

If you still have segmentation error please post more information


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Q: Search automatically in a search engine I need to write a program to be able to search a word in the web using a search engine like Google or Bing. For example I need to give it a word like "Steve Jobs" and save all the first 1000 pages on my PC. Is there any way to do this?

A: You may use the JSON/Atom Custom Search API in Google labs, but it seems like that you are limited to 100 queries per day for free.
This API allows you to specify start, count, and other parameters. It returns in nice JSON form so you may easily parse them.
You need an API key to use it.

A: It looks like Google deprecated their search API, http://code.google.com/apis/websearch/
They have a new one for custom search engines, which seems to be limited to a subset of sites you specific, I could be wrong though.
Bing has an active one though, http://www.bing.com/developers/s/APIBasics.html
To get a 1000 results you are likely going to need to submit multiple requests with paging information.
Beware of API query limits and data usage policies based on what you retrieve.


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EBAC's 13th Birthday – FREE event!
It's East Bentleigh Animal Care's 13th birthday paw-ty, and we'd like to invite you all to come and help us celebrate!
There will be kids activities such as face painting, a jumping castle, various games and raffles, as well as other fun and interesting things for the whole family…And did we mention there's FREE lunch and birthday cake!
Howl could you say no?!?!
This is also a great chance for you to meet our whole team who will be there on the day, and check out some of the interesting things that go on in a veterinary clinic!
So make sure to save the date on your calendars, and bring your family, friends, and pets along for a purr-fect afternoon out at East Bentleigh Animal Care!
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2. Wrap a piece of white cotton cloth around the already silk-wrapped egg.
3. Tie the bundle with a twist-tie and place it in a glass or enamel pan. TIP — According to my friend and culinary professional, Rita Nader Heikenfeld, you shouldn't use an old aluminum pan or an old copper pan that is not lined with tin. Most of the aluminum pans sold today are anodized or coated inside. This process makes them nonreactive to acid foods so they are fine to use.
4. Fill a pan with enough water to cover the eggs.
5. Add three tablespoons to 1/4 cup vinegar to the water depending on what size pan you use.
6. Bring to a boil, simmer for 20 minutes or more, remove the eggs from the water and unwrap when cool.
As you can see, the pattern from the silk transfers onto the egg. There are sometimes runs or smudges, but they still look beautiful.
So go ahead and try silk tie-dyeing eggs this Easter. I'm sure you'll love it!


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Olga Trujillo
Latinos United for Peace and Equity | Doraville, Georgia
Olga Trujillo is the Director of Education and Social Change and is an internationally renowned speaker and author who has devoted her career to helping advocates, first responders and others in the field better understand the impact of trauma on survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse and human trafficking. Her memoir, the "The Sum of My Parts," for New Harbinger Publications, was released in October 2011, has sold more than 10,000 copies, and has been translated to Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish. Olga holds the distinct position of being one of the only speakers in the United States to address the issue of Dissociative Identity Disorder (a condition formerly known as multiple personality disorder) from a lived experience of diagnoses and healing.
Over a thirty-five year career, Olga worked on Capitol Hill for Senator Charles McC. Mathias, in private practice for the law firm of Seyfarth, Shaw, Fairweather and Geraldson, at the U. S. Department of Justice (DOJ) where she served as the General Counsel of the Office of Justice Programs, and as the Legal Counsel and then Director of the Special Projects Division for the Office for Victims of Crime. Since leaving the DOJ in 2001, Olga has consulted with hundreds of national, state and local organizations addressing gender based violence and has traveled to 49 states, 4 US territories, and 3 countries to deliver presentations and provide training on the impact of physical and sexual violence. A staple of her work, Olga weaves the role of culture, and in particular Latino culture, into every presentation, training and technical assistance opportunity.
Olga is featured in the documentary, A Survivor's Story, based on her personal experience and live presentations and has appeared in several videos including Cut it Out, a domestic violence prevention course. She is a recipient of the Bud Cramer Leadership Award given by the National Children's Alliance for her work to help professionals better understand the impact of violence on children and of a Sunshine Lady Foundation Peace Awards for her work for domestic violence victims and their children. Latina Magazine featured Olga in its August 2006 issue for her survival, resilience, and transformative work to help others.
Olga is a consultant for the National Center on Domestic Violence, Trauma and Mental Health and serves on their National Advisory Committee and Legal Work Group. She has authored a number of articles and publications including co-authoring a Handbook for Attorneys Representing Domestic Violence Survivors Who Are Also Experiencing Trauma and Mental Health Challenges released in January 2012.
Olga's family roots originated in Puerto Rico and Columbia. She was born and raised in Washington DC and studied at George Washington University Law School. She currently lives in a rural area of Wisconsin with her partner, Casey, and their dogs and cat.
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Guest Editorial (17) Viewpoints and Perspectives (365) Guest Editorial (17) Mobile Health (mhealth) (1856) Electronic/Mobile Data Capture, Internet-based Survey & Research Methodology (566) mHealth for Data Collection and Research (655) mHealth in the Developing World/LMICs, Underserved Communities, and for Global Health (393) JHU Theme Issue (2017): Use of mobile technologies for national-scale population surveys (Guest Editors: Rosskam, Hyder) (10) Health Services in Resource-Poor Settings and LMICs (280)
Published on 5.5.2017 in Vol 19 , No 5 (2017) :May
Leveraging Mobile Phones for Monitoring Risks for Noncommunicable Diseases in the Future
Jennifer A Ellis 1
Jennifer A Ellis, PhD
Bloomberg Philanthropies, New York, NY, United States
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Email: Jennifer@bloomberg.org
Related ArticleComment on: http://www.jmir.org/2017/5/e129/
J Med Internet Res 2017;19(5):e137
doi:10.2196/jmir.7622
mHealth; low- and middle-income countries; noncommunicable diseases; health systems strengthening
One of the biggest contributors to preventable deaths isn't a health problem but a record-keeping problem—and it is one that can be solved. [1]
Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) account for two-thirds of deaths globally. The World Health Organization estimates that 67% of 56 million deaths that took place globally in 2012 were due to NCDs, in particular cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory diseases, and diabetes [2]. Three-quarters of these deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) and nearly half of deaths occurred in persons younger than 70 years [2]. The World Health Organization projects a rise in the number of NCD deaths from 36 million in 2008 to 55 million by 2030, of which 15.4 million are projected to be in people younger than 70 years, if effective steps are not taken to curb the pandemic [3,4].
Four key risk factors which have been stated to be responsible for a majority of NCDs are tobacco use, sodium intake, sedentary lifestyle, and excessive use of alcohol—all behavioral and largely modifiable [5]. These factors, as well as loss of employment due to NCD-related disability and the long duration and complexity of NCD treatment, pose additional challenges to poverty reduction and sustainable development [6].
In 2015, Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Australian Government launched an ambitious new effort to redress the serious need for improved data about why people die. The Data for Health Initiative [7] is a US $100 million program that aims to provide better health data, accelerate global progress, and provide technical resources for more than 1 billion people in more than 20 LMICs in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Reliable data are essential to make effective health policies, measure the success of public health interventions, and prioritize research. To reach the Initiative's goal, Bloomberg Philanthropies has brought together a group of leading partners that includes the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, the CDC Foundation, Vital Strategies, the University of Melbourne, and the World Health Organization.
The day-to-day things that are killing people in large numbers are largely non communicable diseases and injuries... Yet governments, donors, and global health leadership are not responding... [8].
Serious gaps exist between health care spending and need—particularly in LMICs. In order to understand where investment has the most potential, we need detailed and dependable information about what is killing people. Illnesses like cancer and diabetes are becoming less fatal in higher income countries thanks to investment in prevention and treatment. Without the same in LMICs, chronic diseases are projected to cost US $21.3 trillion over the next two decades—and countless lives [8].
Many LMICs seek cost-effective methods to obtain timely and quality NCD risk factor data that can be used to inform resource allocation, policy development, and assist in the evaluation of NCD trends over time. Mobile phone technology is omnipresent in many LMICs and presents an untapped opportunity for using population-level health surveys. The Data for Health Initiative is working to assess, harness, and roll out the use of mobile phone technology in LMICs as a cost-effective method for the rapid collection of quality NCD risk factor data. Countries engaged in the Initiative expressed interest in improving their public health data and present particularly great potential for gains. There are, however, critical gaps in understanding the ways by which mobile phone surveys could be a cutting-edge aid in the collection of NCD data in LMICs.
This special Theme Issue of JMIR addresses these critical gaps through an examination of the relevant extant literature, analysis of the myriad ethical issues surrounding the use of mobile phones to collect personal health data in LMICs, methodological challenges, conceptual challenges of turning data into international- and national-level policies, and the efforts needed for using mobile phone technology to create a research agenda for NCDs, public health interventions, and strengthening health systems in LMIC contexts.
Current methods of data collection in LMICs rely on the use of household surveys to monitor disease burden in countries, prioritize resource allocation, and evaluate public health policies. In LMICs, household surveys typically rely on face-to-face interviews conducted at the respondent's household. Maintaining up-to-date data based on household surveys is difficult, however, since household surveys bear high costs, particularly in personnel and transportation [9], which means such surveys cannot be conducted too frequently. Additionally, household surveys require considerable amounts of time for data collection, data management, and data analysis which impedes the speed at which data become publically available. Mobile phone technology presents a potentially viable option for more frequent surveillance of population health, one that will permit more timely evaluation of implemented public health policies and response to public health emergencies.
To address the high costs and time requirements associated with household surveys, higher-income countries have developed and employed telephone and mobile phone surveys to collect population-level estimates of health [9]. The global spread of mobile phone ownership and access provides new opportunities to leverage mobile health technologies and communication channels to revolutionize current methods of data collection in LMICs. Mobile phone surveys involve interviewing respondents over their own personal mobile phone through the use of short message service, interactive voice response, and computer-assisted telephone interviews. This JMIR Theme Issue explores and compares the challenges and benefits of each of these survey modalities as well as the current landscape of mobile phone survey technology being used for population-level data collection in LMICs.
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NCD: noncommunicable disease
LMIC: low- and middle-income country
Edited by G Eysenbach; This is a non–peer-reviewed article. submitted 01.03.17; accepted 20.03.17; published 05.05.17
©Jennifer A Ellis. Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://www.jmir.org), 05.05.2017.
This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work, first published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, is properly cited. The complete bibliographic information, a link to the original publication on http://www.jmir.org/, as well as this copyright and license information must be included.
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HomeCricket NewsKL Rahul likely to leave Punjab Kings ahead of IPL 2022: Reports
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KL Rahul likely to leave Punjab Kings ahead of IPL 2022: Reports
KL Rahul did well with the bat in IPL 2021 season.
By CricBouncer Desk
(Photo Source: Twitter)
In the latest development from the Punjab Kings camp, Lokesh Rahul is all set to part ways with PBKS ahead of IPL 2022 season. The 29-year-old has been one of the consistent run-scorers for Punjab Kings since 2018. Nonetheless, he failed to steer his side to the maiden IPL title. He has often led the batting attack by example.
However, PBKS didn't get all the bases covered like other top teams. They finished sixth in the IPL 2020 points table. Talking about this season, they once again finished at the same sixth position. PBKS didn't see any sign of improvement even after changing the name from Kings XI Punjab to Punjab Kings.
The right-handed batsman has essayed over 600 runs in three of the four editions for Punjab Kings. But he missed out on scoring more than 600 runs in the 2019 season. He aggregated 593 runs in that season.
Upon observing his consistency with the bat, the franchise made him the captain ahead of the IPL 2020 season. Although he won the Orange Cap in the last season, his team failed to live up to the reputation.
KL Rahul has been approached by other teams in IPL
Meanwhile, according to a report in Cricbuzz, KL Rahul may not represent PBKS. It means he is likely to part ways with the franchise and be up for grabs in the mega auction. As per the reports, the flamboyant cricketer has already been approached by multiple teams. The franchises have shown a great deal of interest to sign him.
According to reports, the mega auction for IPL 2022 will happen during the T20 World Cup. It remains to be seen whether or not Rahul gets a new franchise or not. In addition, two new teams are set to come in the IPL set-up as well.
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What are NFC tags ?
NFC (near field communication) is a wireless technology which allows for the transfer of data such as text or numbers between two NFC enabled devices. NFC tags, for example stickers or wristbands, contain small microchips with little aerials which can store a small amount of information for transfer to another NFC device, such as a mobile phone.
What are NFC tags used for ?
Generally, you can mark this into three areas – asset management, marketing and personal use. Generally, for personal use, there are other ways to control your phone which are more useful than using NFC. Marketing hasn't taken off yet, mainly because Apple phones still don't support the reading of NFC tags. Asset management is the most significant area and NFC tags are being used in everything from healthcare (where the person is the asset!) to counterfeit prevention systems.
What else can I do with NFC tags ?
Like the number of NFC enabled phones, the number of NFC Apps is growing quickly. For example, you can already download Apps which will allow you to encode tags to turn your phone's wifi or bluetooth on or off – or open your favourite weather page. Encode a tag for your office desk and just tap it to change all your phone settings. There's also an increasing number of application Apps which, for example, will allow businesses to manage assets.


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someone is selling a H&R sport springs w/ 6k miles on it the part # is 29879 which is for 92-96 prelude so before i made a decision i wanted to know first if they will fit on 97-01 prelude? I Google it but i didnt get an answer?
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The Amazing Adventures of Jimmy Crikey by Wallace Briggs
Beneath the very ground on which you walk and beyond the stars above your head are more worlds than you could ever dream of: there are monsters of which to be afraid, there is magic wielded by witches and sorcerers, there are epic adventures in worlds far across the ocean, and fearsome weapons which threaten to destroy everything.
Jimmy Crikey is a the alien child who chose to stay on Earth, despite the bullies. This brave soul overcomes and faces some pretty scary challenges. Solving mysteries and averting mayhem, his incredible courage allows him to free up his abilities to shine and rise above every challenge in his path on his way to discovering why he looks so very strange.
With a bright red mop of unruly hair, big blue eyes, a small snub nose, pointed ears, and enormous feet, poor Jimmy is ridiculed by the neighborhood children and runs away in search of a world where he fits in. Following a midnight flight through the forest, he stumbles into a lost, underground world called Roombelow, and magic, adventure, danger, and excitement await.
From the little lady who lived at the bottom of a well but didn't klnow how she got there, to a starship that wants to take him home, trolls, little people, traders, and diamonite stealers, even water sprites, witches, helpful dolphins, and interplanetary warfare, Jimmy copes with it all and learns the biggest lessons of his life.
Targeted Age Group: 7 – 14
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The original inspiration for the story rose while watching my four year old son playing with a small group of new friends on the beach, during a seaside holiday. Whenever the showers came they sought refuge in our beach tent and something was needed to keep them occupied (quiet). Jimmy Crikey was born to entertain the kids for a half-hour or so until the clouds passed over. Over the course of several afternoons, the story had to expand to meet their demands for more. hold their interest and Jimmy Crikey's adventures grew to keep pace with demand.
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Once my son had his own children he read the Jimmy Crikey story to them at bed times and added multiple voices and accents. He made the book come alive in a way I could not emulate so when I came across John Finch's audio book production company I tool the opportunity he offered. Sadly he taken by a brain tumour just as he was beginning my next audio production. But John's brilliant work is available for all to enjoy in the almost nine hour production.
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The first thing that I think of with the phrase "Art in the US Capitol" a single name pops into my head; Constantino Brumidi. After all, he painted the Apotheosis of Washington on the Dome Canopy, the Rotunda frieze, and the Senate wing corridors. His art is viewed by one million people every year. He has helped make our American Statement to the world. What people forget is that he was an immigrant too. He originally came from Rome, and painted murals in the Vatican Palace and Madonna dell'Archetto church. Things went south for him when he participated as a captain of the civic guard in the Republican Revolution of 1848. He was imprisoned and later exiled from Italy. He chose to emigrate to the United States in the early 1850s. And, when I think of his life before he arrived in America I can't help considering our new immigration policies. What Steve Miller and others don't get is that their policies would not allow a man like Burmidi to enter the United States. They would conclude he should be kept out of America because of both his past, and he wasn't fluent in English when he first arrived.
Brumidi came to America during a time when immigrants were being pushed out by the No Nothing Party. There was rampant hatred among many American's against immigrants that they thought were going to still jobs from them. The No Nothing Party only wanted Americans to earn government contracts, work on monuments, government buildings, and other high-profile projects. The problem that became quickly apparent was that many times Americans lacked the experience, knowledge, and skill set to do the projects that they so desired to accomplish. This was made clear with the fiasco of the Washington Monument. You think an elevator problem today is bad. Try having crumbling foundations and walls.
Thankfully President Abraham Lincoln and C. Montgomery Meigs had more sense than the No Nothing Party did. They were the ones that saw past Brumidi's immigrant status, and knew how fantastic he was. Why did they entrust our great American Symbol to Brumidi? They knew his art work. In Rome, Brumidi had mastered fresco technique and sculptures. His creativity and capability was well known by the time they were thinking of how to decorate the new dome of the US Capitol.
But with time dust, cigarette smoke, and gas lamps covered much of what Brumidi had done with a yellowed, dull, and faded veneer. In the past, when walls weren't up to par we would just paint over them quickly. When we did this, we lost Brumidi's work, and began to think that he was a subpar artist that just decorated the building.
Fast forward to the late 1980s, and our government embraces the idea of restoration. Bernard Rabin with a team of conservators restored Brumidi's work on the 4,664-square foot canopy of the Dome, and the 300-foot frieze just below the canopy. What Bernard Rabin and his team found was nothing short but re-writing of art history fact. Brumidi didn't just paint fresco, but combined all kinds of techniques when he needed to create his desired effect. He used tempera to create poster-paint effects with glue. He also used oils if he needed to create another effect. He also used the effect of Trompe l'oeil (fool the eye) which created three-dimensional sculptural effects. This is the first time that I have heard of a single artist during the 1860s that was bold enough to mix it up with his work. And, he pulled it off!
This discovery was nothing short of a very time-consuming process. Cunningham-Adams who is currently working on the Senate corridors has at times needed to scrape away at least 15 layers of touch-up paint. They have found in the corridors Brumidi's original murals that used a rare lime-wash fresco technique. This is a very sophisticated method using water-based pigments that are absorbed in a wet lime surface. Using lime created crystals that added a luminous quality to the paintings and brightened the room.
What an amazing find! And, I am very glad that we accepted Brumidi and allowed him to enter the country. To see his work join us on our US Capitol Tour. Saturdays at 1:00 pm.


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TOW was reportedly deployed in the Vietnam War in 1970s, as well as in Afghanistan, Iraq, and a number of other conflict zones where Washington has been engaged in recent decades. Syria has become one of the recent locations where anti-tank missiles were spotted.
Speaking to RT back in 2016, German journalist Jurgen Todenhofer suggested that the US knows that the weapons it delivers to rebels end up with terrorists. "Everybody knows that they are using allies and they are allowing allies... It doesn't matter if a TOW rocket or a TOW missile, which is an American missile, comes [to terrorists] from another group," he said at the time.


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DMO set to issue FG's N100 billion Sukuk bond
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Patience Oniha, the Director General of the Debt Management Office (DMO), has announced that the Federal Government would in December, float N100 billion Sukuk. This is will be the second tranche of Sukuk Bond issuance by the DMO.
Oniha said,
"June was when the budget was approved and Sukuk is a project that was also approved in the budget. We will float it; we have made significant progress; we will issue it this year."
According to Oniha, the DMO was working with the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing on the projects earmarked for the N100 billion Sukuk bond. She also expressed optimism that the bond would be oversubscribed, based on the feelers from investors and the public.
"…in terms of Sukuk, I think from the feelers we have got from investors and the public, it is a product the people want to associate with." – Oniha
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Come and join us at our Annual Chapter Meeting on October 15, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. at Gravity!
Featuring Graham Wyatt, FAIA
What Style Do We Choose? The Search for Appropriate Architectural Expression
Architects make important decisions about what buildings look like, communicating important messages about our individual and organizational values, and our relationships with the past, future and each other. How are these decisions made, how should they be made, and how can decisions about style become more purposeful?
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May Design Lecture 2019
Global Challenges to Sustainable Housing: A Case Study from Nigeria, West Africa
The African continent is getting hotter, drier and more populous. It is the most vulnerable continent to the effects of global warming, and also the least prepared to deal with it. In addition to the political, social and economic challenges, the continent also faces a housing crisis: the housing deficit is upwards of 50 million units and is rising exponentially. Nigeria leads the pack with a staggering housing deficit of 17 million units. In attempting to address these and other environmental issues, CDS designed and built a modular, affordable green housing prototype that is self-cooling, solar-powered and water sufficient. This presentation takes a deep dive into the journey that resulted in the first "Eco-Village" in Nigeria.
Speaker: Chinwe Ohajuruka
Chinwe Ohajuruka is an Architect, Project Manager & Sustainability Consultant with more than 29 years' experience in a variety of international settings. She has been involved with several projects for collegiate, commercial, residential, institutional and industrial clients. Having designed and managed building projects in Nigeria, the United States, the UK, Jamaica, the Gambia & Zambia, Chinwe has a diverse background that complements the international settings she has lived and worked in.
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June Design Lecture 2019
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An overview of Design Anthropology and it's applicability to architectural design will be presented. Architecture creates environments for people. It supports or hinders the health and welfare of the people that interact with it along with the functions of people taking place in it. This session looks at Design Anthropology and an effective approach to help to identify ways to optimize the built environment to support these aspects.
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April Design Lecture 2019
ResilientSEE, an initiative of AREA Research, provides a multidisciplinary and collaborative platform for community resilient planning and design. Focused on integrated systems thinking to solve global challenges, the trademarked ResilientSEE brand was developed to reflect a scalable, replicable approach, using a resilience planning multi-lens framework: social, environmental, economic. ResilientSEE-Puerto Rico was established after hurricane Maria as an alliance committed to designing and rebuilding a resilient, sustainable Puerto Rico. ResilientSEE-PR is currently involved in three transformative projects: Toa Baja Municipality and Ingenio Community resilience planning; PR Keep Safe: Resilient Housing Guide; and Resilient Community Hubs Checklist (100RC/Mercy/Enterprise).
Speaker: Yanel de Angel, AIA
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Yanel recently led the formation of ResilientSEE-PR, an initiative to provide long-term relief to communities in Puerto Rico through resilient design and planning. Yanel serves as a key influencer of the Resiliency and Energy Labs at Perkins+Will. She co-chairs the BSA Woman in Design (WiD) Excellence Awards committee, the WiD Mid-Career Mentorship committee and is a CREW member, regularly participating in the Housing committee.
She obtained her undergraduate degree at the School of Architecture, University of Puerto Rico, before attending Syracuse University for a Master of Architecture degree followed by a Master of Design in History and Theory of Architecture from Harvard University's Graduate School of Design. Yanel was an Adjunct Professor at Syracuse University, Florence Program, and has taught at Maryland Institute College of Arts, Harvard University Graduate School of Design and Northeastern University. She lectures regularly at schools of architecture and high schools.
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