#HPAIR

[silverferneducationconsultants]

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[myprogrammingsolver]

Homework Assignment 4

In this homework, you will work on an extended version of the HPAir problem that we studied in the class, which is also explained in Section 6.4 in your text book (Carrano’s book, 6’th edition). In this assignment, we will provide you with a directed ight graph that shows the connections between cities. A connection between two cities consists of a \ ight id” and a \cost”. By using this ight…

[ewuzebe-eqnosude]

(b)r(u)ant: maybe Simon Basset had °stutterin'° while Eloise Bridgerton had °stage fright°; (f)rave: bling retinue [👸 wife of CONQUEROR (a.k.a. charlotte of GEORGE wore >< 81 set, edwina of FRIEDRICH & daphne of SIMON wore >< 26, while kathani of ANTHONY wore >< 27)].

https://www.netflix.com/ 》 bridgerton

💅 whist(le) list:

• maybe, Bridger[t]o(w)n 📺 shows new town (ecumenopolis & {confused prop} megalopolis) instead of new government (pure {i.e. mestizo} or representative);

• maybe, Simon Basset's stutters improved @ 🏰 & then @ SCH... reminds me of a tutor who got fired for wakin' me up @ Prep SCH;

• maybe, Simon Basset kisses as if he's slurpin' ice cream 🍧 -> FRA kiss, reminds me of 📚 Kamasutra's fellatio vs. ITA gelato -> ₩o bitin'?;

• maybe, ITA gelato reminds me of Netflix's Love & Gelato... how to ₩ PHL sorbetes?;

• maybe, Cressida Cowper's fashion has its own ^target market^, reminds me of mine 😍 - ri(e)ch;

• maybe, Kathani Sharma's intelligence is 💑 ₩ responsible Anthony Bridgerton, whose duty is to viscount, thus their tutees are 💑;

• maybe, Kathani Sharma's emox'nal struggle reminds me of those days ₩o MR. Kupido's dream guidance 💘;

• maybe, Sky Castle reminds me of another dream, answer to whether i gotta be @ H 🏨 (voice: sumthin' like "we can't find your address."; G: it's not my path.), then maybe 'em 1st or 2nd HPAIR e-ad mos. after;

• maybe, [Pen]elope [Feather]ington's rollo is feng shui of names & became a [pen]ner for a pamphlet as light as feather, while mine's Sulla 🗯 then lolo's Adolf 🗯;

• maybe, Penelope's gentle readers aren't used to the limelight yet + truth's her defense accdg. to PHL law books 📚;

• maybe, Penelope reminds me of mine art therapy called blogging, or she'd rather write ✍ 'em thought than nag;

• maybe, writin' makes rememberin' previous topic by rereadin' 👓 'em while talkin's hard to edit or 'em topic gotta be mentioned again & again;

• maybe, Penelope's reminds me of mine t monickers thinkin' that 'tis useless to hide 🕵 when there are 'em CCTVs now;

• maybe, 💑 "COUNT & COUNTESS" of somewhere -> "MISTER & MISTRESS";

• maybe, their deb's 1/4 split intro reminds me of John Robert Powers SCH, also of DUN Nazarene ☻... 'til mine next Holy Week visit;

• maybe, former SEN. Miriam D.'s orientax'n lecture @ Senate (as: senet) became mine obsesx'n, so i followed 'em instinct 😇... & grad ₩ 2-in-1 degree in megalopolic law + ecumenical law -> 💒 ST. Jude Escariot;

• maybe, former SEN. MD-Santiago's feng shui is Merriam Webster's Dictionary, & infamous for spellin' bees;

• maybe, watchin' 'em 📺 GossipGirl as if 'tis haute couture (as: ot kotoor) but 'em showin' Manhattan or H 🏨 or Y -> 🏦 banco museum;

• maybe, 📺 GossipGirl's Dan Humphrey compl[e]ments Ellen Fein's The Rules 📚, while Chuck Bass slangs jersey girl -> fem varsity 🎽;

• maybe, 📺 GossipGirl's Blair Waldorf inspired Waldorf SCH (nipa hut tent as acad bldg.) vs. Montessori SCH (starts @ 2y.o. called Casa {bldg. as former house} when i was in gr.8) -> same PHL curriculum -> What makes 'em different? (a.k.a. specializax'n);

• maybe, 'em movie blings @ Prime Video's L.O.T.R. The Rings of Power look lovely.

[fashournalist]

Hi friends and loved ones, I've honestly been thinking whether to post this or not because I don't want to bother people as much as possible. But all my life, my Dad never hesitated to raise funds for me whenever needed—be it for my education, the year I needed antidepressants, or the times I dreamt of going to HPAIR in the US and HK.

We couldn't afford any of this, but my Dad (and Mom) always came through. I finished my degree. Rose above depression. Went to Harvard. Twice. All because my parents raised funds for me.

I figured, why should I be shy to do the same effort for the person who has been doing everything to support me, my health, and my dreams ever since I was born?

So even if it isn't easy, I'd like to raise funds and look for donors who can contribute to Dad's coronary angiogram. 🥹 This procedure will help determine whether he needs angioplasty or other procedures to help address the cause of his transient hypotension.

Literally any amount will mean a lot po 🥺

My Dad's Gcash is 09161360409 - Rolando Eclavea

BPI-Family (Los Baños) Savings Account # 5806290752

For context, my Dad had four episodes of transient hypotension this year. He underwent a lot of tests and so far, none of those revealed the root cause of the problem.

Some friends have been asking me why Dad is wearing a "helmet" and life vest. It's because he needs to wear a protector just in case hypotension hits again *knock on wood*

If ever you can't donate po it's okay, it would still mean a lot if you can include Dad in your prayers 🙏

You probably know that the greatest dream we have is to see Dad live up to 104 years old, happy healthy wealthy with a sound mind and good eyesight. Please help us pray for that.

You can also share this with your network to reach more people. 🥹 Thank you in advance to those who will help us, whether spiritually or financially 🥹

To my Dad, Apa, stay strong. Live long. I'll do my best to be strong for you. Marami pa tayong pagsasamahan until 2054. I love you! 💞

PS Photos from my Mom's birthday celeb las week, thank you Tita @eva.vivar for the treat! 🥰

[digirohan]

Learn with Leaders and The Harvard College Project for Asian & International Relations (HPAIR) is announcing a notable partnership to expand their global reach. This new unprecedented partnership will extend the accessibility of HPAIR to selected high school students. The HPAIR Asia Conference will be held in August 2021, and details about how to apply as a high school student for this exclusive opportunity will be released soon.

[fleur]

harry potter series: @quidditchleaguenet’s october challenge: favourite ships      lavender brown and parvati patil [x]

[thevigilantmind]

HERE ARE 19 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE HARVARD PROJECT ON ASIAN AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 2021 (HPAIR'21)!! @thevigilantmind was able to attend a Harvard conference and listen to some wonderful panelists, here are some of his best points in this post, read the rest in his article on the website. Post made by : @maybe.Anna #writings #hpair #thevigilantmind #blog #blogger #harvard #personaldevelopment #learning #lifestyle #HPAIR2021 #lessons #socialissues #socialcauses #fastfashion #selfimprovement #selfawareness #aesthetic #usa #internationalrelations #politics #growthmindset #success #lifelessons #culture #culturalappreciation #culturalapppropriation #selfesteem #leadership #emotionalintelligence (at Harvard University) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLemP-xl7WM/?igshid=18vy18997pcw1

[polemicsnpedantics]

Let's welcome the newest member to our team, Devi. She is a BA Social Sciences graduate from TISS with interdisciplinary exposure to Gender, Development, Environment and Post Reform Transformation in addition to five major social sciences subjects. She was an active participant in national and international conferences where she presented research papers. Devi has also won numerous prizes at the national level and was selected for HPAIR as well as the UN Winter Youth Assembly. An LL.B. student at Campus Law Centre, Delhi, she is active in social work towards ensuring access to quality education. She identifies herself as a humanist and likes practising hatha yoga. . . . #writersofinstagram #political #youthmagazine #contentcuration #columnist #author #researchpaper #youthassembly #hathayoga #socialscience #tiss https://www.instagram.com/p/CC-rMzVpcnm/?igshid=yb1cbad6ez0m

[charansaipala]

On my way to Sydney, Australia via KUL, Malaysia. It's exciting to have second stamping on passport in same year😍😍 #SecondInternationalTravel #Lonetraveller #HPAIR #Sydney (at Chennai International Airport, International Departure Terminal)

[anaithya]

2018, etc

2018 was one hell of a ride.

I spent the NYE working on thesis proposal with my best friends A & G at G’s home. It was tense, since the deadline was close but none of us was even halfway through. At midnight we took a break and walked to Bundaran HI to join the crowd and watch fireworks. We had a bit of fun, grabbed some food in the nearest McD, talked all the way back, and prayed for our hopes and dreams for the year, before finally continue to work. 

We had our common goal: to graduate. Little did we know it will took a long, winding road before we finally reach one.

January was fine. IECOM was successful, despite me being a zombie for several days. It might not be perfect but I’m very proud of what my team has done. There were unexpected things happened in D-Day but we handled them well. It feels so nice to see people work together--voluntarily put their time, mind, and energy to make the plan come true. We did our best and that’s what mattered. 

Two days after IECOM, batch 2014 went to field trip in Malang and Bali. Having too caught up with IECOM, my friends and I planned our extended trip on the bus lol (I wrote about it here). It was reaaal fun! I liked how chill we all were, stopped for a moment not thinking about thesis or our routine anxieties, living the moment we were in. Thank you crew #gogotrip.

But the chaos was waiting for me. From then on, I was drained working on my thesis. Thesis was like the epitome of my uni life: crappy and messed up. Full of regret and wrong decisions. Perfectly summed it up! I thought I planned everything perfectly, but then Murphy Law happened. I remember panicking when things were still uncertain. I overthinked a lot, I was desperate and felt so clueless on April, but things began to unfold in May. In early July, I was finally certain in what I had to do. But still not sure whether I could make it or not in October. The pressure was even higher after you see your own friends graduating. 

Whole September I couldn’t manage to do anything but working on my thesis. The month slipped perfectly from my life, I barely remember anything but me sitting in my computer, whether looking on Word, Excel, or Lingo. I remember staying up all night in the then-newly-opened coffee shop until 2 in the morning with my friend N (we’ve been there for hours), working on our thesis, too tired to talk to each other. Then we do the same thing in the day, only in our lab, and there will be our other friends. On repeat, for days. 

On Tuesday, 25th, I finally did my thesis defense. Got an A, with extremely minor revision. Happiest day of the year. Took a day off on Wednesday, printed the final draft Thursday, got my supervisor’s signature, submitted it to the library, and signed up for October graduation on Friday. 

Took two companies, months of hustles and hurdles, loads of papers, countess lingo solving, and series of sleepless nights to finally did it. And also a great supervisor. I couldn’t thank my supervisor enough for all the help that he gave me. If it wasn’t him, I don’t know if i can still manage to graduate in October.

In between the mess, with the thought that I need a break, I signed up for HPAIR conference. After two essays and an online interview, I got accepted! So for a full week in August I went to KL. It’s been a long time since I visit KL, and it was my first time participating in an international event like that. (one bucket list checked!). The conference was lit with the intriguing theme and notable speakers. I made new friends and tried superb food in town.

I also got the chance to participate in Maybank Impact Challenge, which I think the most interesting part of the conference. It was modelled upon Maybank Go Ahead Challenge. We were divided in teams, and the members came from different backgrounds and nationalities. In the span of 6 hours I had to make a country development plan, played board game, took the role as a COO in an engineering company, cracked codes and analyzed financial statements, ran for 1-2 km?--wearing a smart casual attire--from Sunway Uni to a bowling alley in Sunway Pyramid, pitched my company to investor WHILE playing bowling, ran back to the Uni, and took the role as management in company-in-crisis. Too much for a day, eh? It was crazy but I got to learn a lot: 1) How to work under pressure 2) How to work with strangers, especially with a very dominating person 3) How to estimate and make up numbers that still make sense 4) How to do impromptu speech.

(I also signed up for IELTS and Germany course. The courses were so refreshing since I love learning languages. I stopped showing up in September tho when the stakes on my thesis were high)

October 19 was my graduation day, and 20 was the parade. Bachelor of Science, I am now. I finally ended my university life. (another bucket list checked!)

The past four years was rough for me, especially in terms of my own ambition and personal development. To be honest, I hate my university life so much. I hate it to the point I don’t like to talk about it. About this class, about this exam, about this task, about this A B C, about this time when we had to do X.

If I could turn back the time I would definitely pick another major and another university. I hate how I didn’t work hard enough. I hate how I didn’t give my 100%. I hate how I DID work enough but still failing anyway. I hate how the world seemed so unfair. I hate how unprepared and unplanned I was. But what I hate the most is... I hate that I didn’t pursue for things I really like the most, because I was too scared. I hate how I wasn’t willing to take chances and chose the easy path. I hate how scared I was, to the future, to the what-ifs, to things that were actually in my head.

So messed up. So many wrong decisions. So many regrets.

Nonetheless, university life gave me valuable friends and... meaningful relationships! I really didn’t expect this from ITB back then, but yeah. The people I met were good ones. MTI ITB IS AWESOME!!! (at a certain period of time lol). I’m thankful that I found trusting, reliable friends that might not be 24/7 for me but surely make me laugh and make me feel much better when they’re around. It is my memories with them that I cherish the most.

Several days after graduation, I secured my first job (or not? I’m not permanent yet but nevermind), and started to work rightaway--in a company that I really admire. (bucket list checked once again!!!)

November and December were about adjustments. Adjusting myself back to Jakarta, coming back home after years of living alone. Adjusting to the new role that I take, as an employee. Adjusting to the new routine.

I also got two free concert tickets in November: Gun N Roses and Blackpink lol.

I spent the last day of the year with my high school friends in a friend’s house. Learned to play poker, chit chatted about life, reflected on how the year was for each of us. 

Calm and serene. 

Despite the sour, sour lemons, I learned a lot in 2018. 

Four years of desperation crafted this worrisome and pessimist attitude in me. Contrary after graduating high school, after uni graduation I feel like I have self-confidence issue and I feel like not knowing what I really want or what I have to do next. I am still clueless apparently. 

However, knowing the fact how terrible last year was, and I still survived after all gives me this weird strength to carry on. It gives some me kind of positivity and energy for 2019. 

I get this epiphany that... maybe life indeed sucks, it still has loadsss of lemons to be thrown at me. There will be more cancelled and altered plans, and there will be other twists, turns, and surprises. Nevertheless, I shall focus on things that I can control and let go the ones I can’t. I shall control my perception and reception towards what’s happening instead of letting it affect me. I shall not waste my energy panicking and thinking too much on things that don’t matter like I did last year (and throughout my uni life also). I shall let go of my fear and let loose, be less rigid.

I shall focus on me and my personal growth, also on people that matters. I want to regain my confidence and cut all the negativities that the past might have caused me. I need to reorganize my life and construct my future plans.

This year, I want to be chill like I was in Bali.

[vinayakgoel11-blog]

Communicate  via LinkedIn

LinkedIn is an amazing platform to communicate, build network, hunt jobs and many other features which may benefit an individual professionally. 

I am graduate and looking forward to HPAIR 2020 conference and further applying in the universities to get admitted for my Masters. I would like to mention few points which are helping me get a lucid picture of programmes and how to reach them through LinkedIn. 

1. Update your LinkedIn profile and keep posting whatever achievement you make your connections to be aware of your accolades

2. Hunt for people who have similar interest areas as of yours, add them to your connection, you will get similar connections through mutual connections.

3. Suppose you wish to inquire about something, like in my case I wish to know about the application procedures for HPAIR and the chances of getting into it. To know the insights, I simply sent a message to my connections who have been through that experience to inquire more.

4. While sending messages, keep in mind you have to professional and obliges. Those people are nowhere responsible to answer your questions. It is just your way how you can extract knowledge from them.

5. Always be thankful to them after the conversations, even if somebody could not help you then also be thankful to them. 

LinkedIn has never disappointed me. I have uninstalled Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat because of the content they provide. Instead I believe content available of LinkedIn is far more knowledgeable as well as relevant. 

[hcwkguys]

send ☢ for a fucking drunken text

(✉ → the less scary redhead): oek but like (✉ → the less scary redhead): your hpair mouves or whatever rhight(✉ → the less scary redhead): what ifs thaot even like(✉ → the less scary redhead): it zsounds fucking wild

[wahdahjakarta]

Mahasiswa Indonesia di Saudi Arabia Harumkan Nama Bangsa di Ajang HPAIR 2019

#AndiSubhanHusain #HPAIR2019

Andi Subhan Husain mahasiswa tahun terakhir di Fakultas Hukum dan Ilmu Politik King Saud University yang  berhasil mengharumkan nama bangsa dengan meraih juara pertama pada Policy Solutions to Humanitarian Crises Impact Challenge by UNHCR dalam ajang Harvard Project for International Relation (HPAIR) 2019.

Wahdahjakarta.com-, Andi Subhan Husain yang saat ini berstatus sebagai mahasiswa tahun…

[fashournalist]

"The fact that you're alive is a miracle." 🥹

I was 18 when I wanted to end my life. Today, it's been 10 years—it's the last day of my 28th year—and I just feel so blessed to have come this far and reach this age. I'm thankful God didn't let me end things when all I saw was darkness.

"Look around, look around, how lucky we are to be alive right now." ✨

The past decade has been full of miracles, impossible dreams that became reality, and beautiful moments found in everyday little details. I cherish both the big milestones and the small wonders each day brings. In every season, my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ has always been faithful. Even during the times I was faithless. With God, there is always something to look forward to. True enough, what a joy it is to be alive.

If I can talk to my 18-year-old depressed self, fresh from being bullied, I'd tell her:

"Just stay alive, that would be enough." 🥺

Stay alive, and eventually you'll find better days. Better people. Better life. Friends who will love you for who you are, stay with you through thick and thin, and bring colors to your days. Family who stays by your side no matter what, enabling you to fly. Goals that inspire you to work harder. Memories around the world. HPAIR. College graduation. A meaningful career. And more.

"Look at where you are, look at where you started." 💞

Dear 18-year-old me, you have no idea how God will surprise you, take you to places after you've been told that "wala kang mararating" (you won't get anywhere), and bring you breakthroughs after all your breakdowns.

I'm your 28-year-old self. And I'm excited for all the things God has in store as I turn 29. I feel like I just turned 21 yesterday, but I'm already about to face the last year of my twenties—and I can't wait for the miracles ahead of me.

I'll make each day count as I live according to God's will. And for the first time, I'll be open to the idea of possibly meeting the one I've been waiting for since 1994 🌹

------

Spent my last Friday as a 28yo at Solaire to watch Hamilton, with my dearest Dad, closest friend Karl, and the photo of my #1 crush Anthony Rosaldo 😅

Indeed, "How lucky we are to be alive right now" 🥰

[fleur]

harry potter series: @quidditchleaguenet’s september challenge: families ↪ @hprarepairnet’s september challenge: after the war      bill & fleur weasley ; new parents [x]