>
        public Line PanelGeometry;
        /// <summary>
        /// The measure panel size
        /// </summary>
        public PanelMeasure PanelSize => this.Size as PanelMeasure;
        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="BordeoPanel"/> class.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="start">The start.</param>
        /// <param name="end">The end.</param>
        /// <param name="measure">The measure.</param>
        public BordeoPanel(Point3d start, Point3d end, PanelMeasure measure) :
            base(BordeoUtils.GetRivieraCode(CODE_PANEL_RECTO), measure, start)
        {
            this.Direction = start.ToPoint2d().GetVectorTo(end.ToPoint2d());
            this.Regen();
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Draws the specified Riviera object.
        /// The BordeoPanel is only visible when the mode is 3D
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="tr">The Active transaction.</param>
        protected override ObjectIdCollection DrawContent(Transaction tr)
        {
            Boolean is2DBlock =!App.Riviera.Is3DEnabled;
            ObjectId first = this.Ids.OfType<ObjectId>().FirstOrDefault();
            RivieraBlock block = this.Block;
            var doc = Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument;
            BlockReference blkRef, blockContent;
            ObjectIdCollection ids = new ObjectIdCollection();
            //Si ya se dibujo, el elemento tiene un id válido, solo se debe actualizar
            //el contenido.
            if (first.IsValid)
            {
                block.SetContent(is2DBlock, out blockContent, doc, tr);
                blkRef = first.GetObject(OpenMode.ForWrite) as BlockReference;
            }
            else
            {
                blkRef = block.Insert(doc, tr, this.Start.ToPoint3d(), this.Direction.Angle);
                if (!is2DBlock)
                    UpdateBlockPosition(tr, blkRef);
                ids.Add(blkRef.Id);
            }
            //Solo se actualizan los bloques insertados en la vista 3D

            return ids;
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Updates the block position.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="tr">The active transaction.</param>
        /// <param name="blkRef">The block reference.</param>
        public void UpdateBlockPosition(Transaction tr, BlockReference blkRef)
        {
            blkRef.Position = new Point3d(blkRef.Position.X, blkRef.Position.Y, this.Elevation);

        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the riviera object end point.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>
        /// The riviera end point
        /// </returns>
        protected override Point2d GetEndPoint()
        {
            Double r = this.PanelSize.Frente.Real,
                   ang = this.Direction.Angle;
            return this.Start.ToPoint2dByPolar(r, ang);
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Regens this instance geometry <see cref="P:DaSoft.Riviera.Modulador.Core.Model.RivieraObject.CADGeometry" />.
        /// </summary>
        public override void Regen() => this.RegenAsLine(ref this.PanelGeometry);
        /// <summary>
        /// Updates the size.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="size">The size.</param>
        internal void UpdateSize(IEnumerable<PanelMeasure> sizes)
        {
            this.Size = sizes.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Alto.Nominal == this.PanelSize.Alto.Nominal);

        }
    }
}You wanna know a secret? If your majoring in science, engineering, or math (SEM), the brand of the school doesn't matter as much as in some other fields (law, for example). Sure, graduating from MIT is impressive, but what impresses employers and grad schools even more is great grades, excellent grasp of fundamental concepts and relevant high-level techniques, and recommendations.

Honestly, sometimes going to a brand name school in SEM can have its disadvantages. In a school where everyone is the 1st percentile can mean getting a really crappy GPA. You might be brilliant, but the average is brilliant, so you have a 2.5 GPA. This happened to two people I know (not at MIT, another private school), and they ended up having very limited choices for grad schools... which is a shame because they're two of the smartest people I know.

Edit: I love MIT OpenCourseWare by the way. Check it out.Is yelling a scrabble word?
Is yelling valid Words with Friends?
The police accompanied by army officers arrested and led him into the street, where they were received by a yelling crowd.
Masses of infantry with field-guns swarmed in our front, yelling and shouting like demons while keeping up a steady fire.
I called to them, but they did not look up, but came yelling on.
After the flying animal sprang the lieutenant, firing as he ran, and yelling to those on the hill to follow him.
Finally we caught sight of Fogarty galloping around the saloon tables and yelling like a Comanche Indian.
As Ted looked up hastily he caught a gleam of blue across the circle as it dodged behind the group of yelling and shooting Indians.
And as he journeyed, he heard a loud yelling in a wood.
Those that were among us we might kill, but more were swarming after them, and from the neck came the exultant yelling of madly hurrying reinforcements.
Came a season of frenzied yelling, breathless moments of suspense, and stamping that threatened disaster to the seats.
Yelling men were rushing from the saloon and some of them fired after him.
And then it wound up in a cheer and a mad rush of yelling that must have been heard for a mile.
If none of this yelling pack dragged him down he felt sure that he might escape again in the forest.
When we reached the village again, we could only hear a shot once in a while, and the yelling had ceased altogether.
The yelling from the shore, and from the boats nearby drowned out all other sounds.
So he went off on the upper deck, and we heard him stamping about and yelling to his crew as they struggled to get their unwieldy drove of six thousand logs in motion.
The natives perceiving it, fled to the woods, howling and yelling like so many demons.
He was dragged, yelling, from his retreat, and confronted with the men he had so recently sworn to murder.
The growling and yelling were fearful, and the air was full of flying fur, bark and chips.
The whole band of Indians ran after him, yelling like wild beasts.
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The end of the year always brings with it a time to reflect on what we learned -- and what surprised us -- over the past 12 months. For the sales tech world, 2017 was a year packed with innovation and new ideas. As we embark on this new year, here’s a look at the key takeaways from 2017 and a preview of what we can expect to see in 2018.
What were the most important lessons we learned this year?
Artificial Intelligence Is Here... And It's Here To Stay
2017 saw a huge increase in the number of machine learning ventures that entered the market. Even Google jumped on board: The search engine giant is now claiming that it, too, is a machine learning company.
In the realm of software, AI brings about the third generation of software. The first generation of software was simply storing data in a computer. The second one added processes resulting in software such as CRM and ERP. Today’s AI is the new generation of software, one that uses data and drives processes. Not only AI is here to stay, but it will likely transform how we work in the workplace. And with it, it will transform the software ecosystem, crowning new software kings and leaving behind bodies of software players who don't adapt fast enough.
By 2020, almost every new software product on the market will have AI, according to Gartner. The popular research firm also pointed out that in January 2016, the term “artificial intelligence” didn’t crack the top 100 search terms on Gartner.com, but by May 2017, it was at No. 7. Much of this AI will also be enriched by rapid innovation in natural language processing (NLP). So while computers today find it hard to understand human communication, we’re getting closer every day.
This is a double-edged sword of a development, however: With the rise of AI, many workers are terrified of losing their jobs. And there is good reason for fear: Back in 2015, Gartner also predicted that by 2018, robots will supervise more than 3