Which Is the Best Course to Study in Canada in order to Get PR?

Letu2019s get this straight- there are two types of international students. One, whose number is less compared to the second type, students who are looking for the best courses to study in the best university. They are looking for the best education they can afford.

The second type is, they are the biggest number when both types are compared, are the students who pursue international education to migrate to that particular country. This fact is true for Canada too.Even though your success with PR depends upon many factors, selecting a course that helps you select a profession that is listed in the u201cOccupation Demand Listu201d will drastically improve your chances.

Now certain points about why itu2019s logical to study in Canada. Just a basic Google search will show us the immense potential offered by Canadian education.1.

The first-rate education system in the world2. Immigration friendly country3. A large number of prestigious universities to choose from4.

Economical Tuition Fees5. Range of job-focused programmes with Co-op6. A strong growing economy with a large manpower shortage7.

Opportunity to gain Canadian Work experience by working part-time off-campus without getting a separate work permit8. Post-graduate work permits upon completion of studies related to the field of studyNow about some of the courses/fields that have good demand in Canada-1. Engineering/Engineering Management2.

Business Management3. Food Technology4. Mining5.

Physical & Earth Sciences and Renewable Energy6. Agricultural Science & Forestry7. Media & JournalismYou might have already Googled the topic, I guess.

You can follow this link if you want to know more about the topic.Please note that the video is in Malayalam. So if you are a student from Kerala, it will be of great help.

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What does "the future is female" slogan mean?

It is becoming clear that some of the ways we traditionally do business, politics, diplomacy, and other activities, are not always optimal for human health and happiness. Most of these systems were set up by men, for men.

But as more women move into positions of power, we may begin to see changes. For exampleu2014generalizing dramaticallyu2014on the whole women place more value on everyone buying into a decision rather than the majority simply forcing a decision on the minority. Business might become more consensus-based and less rigid.

u201cThe future is femaleu201d is a kind of exaggerated way of expressing a belief that this will happen. Whether it's really true or not is highly debatable. Sometimes hierarchies really are preferable.

And the way we do things at present has a great deal of inertia. Most of the women in high positions got there surrounded by men, and generally beating men at their own game rather than subverting the system to make it more u201cfemale.u201d Margaret Thatcher is a good example.

She was a woman, wife, and mother, but her speeches had a bombastic quality (and her policies a ruthlessness), more commonly associated with men. She didn't look male, but she sounded it, and she certainly didn't make much effort to secure harmony and happiness. Her poll tax proposal caused riots.

Her approach to dealing with the IRA led to some of them starving themselves to death.Reading back over this, I realize that I could be accused of having very stereotypical notions of what women are likeu2014nurturing and avoiding conflict. It's not that that's what I truly believe, but I think that idea is at the heart of u201cthe future is female.

u201d Generally, it's a hope that when women play a bigger role, the future will be differentu2026 and better, because women will bring something that is not currently present

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What do the assembly instructions 'sar' and 'shr' do? Intel x86_64?

They perform a right shift.

Thus bit i of the output value a' becomes the value of the bit k positions to the left of i of the input value a:a_i' a_ikObviously this does not specify all bits; in particular the leftmost k bits a'N-1:N-k are not specified, where N is the number of bits of the result. There are a few reasonable options for what the leftmost bits should be:zeros. reasonable because if you have a binary number, you can always prepend zeros without changing the valuenb 0^k circ a quadtoquad langle b rangle langle a ranglenand then right shifting this longer bit string b gives exactly the result filled with zeros.

Thus for binary numbers, this type of right shift is like division by 2^k. This is what shr does.the rightmost k bits of a.

reasonable because these are the bits that are dropped when you shift to the right, so you might want to keep them. This is known as a cyclical shift.the most significant bit of a.

reasonable because if you have a twou2019s complement number, you can add an additional bit without changing the value not by prepending a zero, but by duplicating the first bitnb aN-1^k circ a quadtoquad b anand then right shifting this longer bit string b gives exactly the result filled with the most significant bit of a. Thus for twou2019s complement numbers, this type of right shift is like division by 2^k. This is what sar does.

The a stands for arithmetic.nNote that this only works if the number has a first bit, which means that right shifting the twou2019s complement representation of -1 will yieldu2026 -1.If you want to see proofs of how this works, implementations of shifters, correctness proofs for the shifters, and a complete processor design with these shifters, I can warmly recommendSystem Architecture - An Ordinary Engineering Discipline.

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How can your twin flame be so unaware of the connection?

No, its not possible. They are painfully aware of it but have no means to climb the moral obstacles to open up to you.

So they stay behind the walls and chose to watch from a distance.They decided to take on the passive role in the connection, while you being the active one. Their strength is that they have patience.

And we dont. They can sit down and watch you till the end of time. doing nothing, as you have already told them: you love them and you have already shown it to them in countless ways.

For them, that suffices amply. And they dont feel the need to move forward.The feeling of exuberance, magnetism and awe is felt on both sides.

I saw it in my twins eyes. I saw it in my twins social media posts. She had only 3 status updates for the whole duration till we met:3 weeks before our first encounter: depressed as f**k The exact day we met: I am soooo frickin happy !

After she learned my real age: Cant make it by with him, cant make it by without him She never told me these things. Heck, shes never told anything! But shes always kept it for herself.

She thought she had me blocked. But before adding her from my real account, I initially used a fake account and added her (yes, not very admirable!).

But I could still see her after she blocked me on my main account. Well, that was all during the Bubble phase and in the past. I got fed up after a week of spying on her and I gave up my identity to her and well, she blocked me again, of course!

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What distinguishes semantics from syntax?

The syntax of a programming language defines which programs are well-formed. The modern approach to defining language syntax originates in the work on the ALGOL 60 language, more precisely in the use of so-called Backus-Naur form (BNF).

This is essentially the same way of defining syntax as the context-free grammars introduced by Chomsky.The semantics of a programming language must specify how a program is executed and must specify this in a machine-independent way. The designers of ALGOL 60 were very competent people (many of them were mathematicians originally) but they had no precise mathematical theory that they could use to define the semantics of ALGOL 60 so they had to rely on English prose.

The danger of this is that you invariably end up forgetting some important details.The difference between syntax and semantics can be seen from the following tiny code example from a famous paper from 1967, in which Donald E. Knuth pointed out a number of problems that existed in ALGOL 60.

This tiny piece of code is syntactically correct.integer procedure awkward begin comment x is a global variable x : x1 awkward : 3 end awkward But what will happen if we execute it?The procedure awkward manipulates the value of a global variable and therefore has a side effect.

However, the ALGOL 60 report does not explain whether or not side effects are allowed in procedures. Because of this, there is also no explanation of how arithmetic expressions should be evaluated if they contain side effects.Consider a global variable x whose value is 5 and assume that we now want to find the value of the expression xawkward.

Should we evaluate x before or after we evaluate the procedure call awkward? If we evaluate x first, the value of the expression will be 8; should we evaluate x after having called awkward, we get the value 9.

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Is Java Server Faces (JSF) obsolete?

Don't be fooled by what you read in the forums. Many developers speak ill of JSF and call it a dead horse. But JSF is still alive and kicking in 2016, especially in Europe and Brazil.

Like so many other things in the information science space, JSF frequently becomes a victim of flame wars. There are so many critics of JSF I decided to address them first before explaining what JSF is. Feel free to skip this paragraph if you're not biased against JSF.

Putting it in a nutshell, there are two sources of criticism. First, the 1.x versions of JSF were really bad.

(At least I'm told so, I never used it). But the designers of JSF have learned their lesson and corrected many design flaws of JSF 1.x.

Version 2.0 was a big step forward, and subsequent versions became even better. If you've suffered from version 1.

x and ran away crying, let me tell you that using a current JSF version is fun.Second, JSF is an old, even outdated technology. Old by the definition of computer science: it's still useful, and it still evolves, but you simply don't need it anymore.

Ten or fifteen years ago, it was a good idea to render HTML code on the server side. Simply because there was no other option. HTML and JavaScript programmers had to keep the difference between the browsers in mind, JavaScript was slow and far from being a useful standard, and you couldn't write UI components.

Nowadays, browsers have evolved a lot. There are so many useful UI components in the JavaScript world that it seems ridiculous to generate them on the server side. Even worse, powerful JSF components tend to generate a lot of code, which results in long page load times.

Processing input on the server feels like a bad idea, too. It means a lot of network traffic. More often than not, the result is an application that doesn't feel responsive