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1. Click the hammer at the bottom of your room to enter editing mode and rearrange your furniture.
2. Point the mouse at any piece of furniture in your room. Click to select it then click and drag to move it around the floor.
3. Use the up/down handle to move the furniture off the floor. Use the scaling handle in the upper right to resize the furniture.
4. You can always change your mind. Click the Undo icon on the Arranging room palette to undo a position or size change.
5. When you're done rearranging, click the close box on the Arranging room palette to exit editing mode.
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A mustache is a text that starts with {{ and ends with }}.
Example:
A mustache can be used too to refer to a property of a object.
In this case, we are referencing the property 'Name' of the object 'person'


Charles Michael Litzau
Unafffiliated
Retired from Executive VP of Sooper Credit Union
Bachelor of Science degree from Columbia College
80234
Throughout my career I consistently served on boards and committees of trade associations, chambers of commerce and community groups. Frequently, I was selected to serve as chair/president of these organizations. I believe this was because of my ability to come to meetings prepared, see both sides of an issue and find areas of agreement or compromise. Involvement with many of these organizations is detailed in the previous section. In addition, I participated with Building a Better Colorado since it started in 2015. Being a part of this process showed me how to be part of important discussions with individuals holding diverse opinions. At the federal level, I participated in ‘Hike the Hill’ events in Washington, DC for over two dozen years. Credit union advocates would visit Colorado senate and congressional offices to discuss credit union issues with the senators, congressmen and/or their staffs.
Ran unsuccessfully for Westminster City Council in 2005 and 2013; have donated over $10,000 to different PACs and political campaigns; most to credit union focused PACs [detail attached].
• Arvada Economic Development Association (AEDA) Board – 21 years, served four years as President • Arvada Community Food Bank – 12 years, served six years as President. • Arvada Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee – 11 years • Arvada Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors – 3 years • Arvada Chamber of Commerce Civility KAPS Council – 3 months • Westminster Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee – 3 years • Arvada Sunrise Rotary Club – 10 years, currently serving as Treasurer since 2013. • SCU Community Foundation – 11 years as Director and Secretary/Treasurer • Westminster Planning Commission – 12 years • CUES Rocky Mountain Council Board – 15 years, 13 years as Treasurer
To make sure that democracy functions properly requires citizens to be engaged, become educated and actively participate in the process. For me, participation with the Redistricting Commission would be a once in a lifetime opportunity to influence the future of democracy in Colorado.
Most of my life I have participated in different organizations and boards. This has provided the chance to work with groups of individuals with differing opinions and values. Words matter. A statement that a metro mayor made a couple of years ago has stuck with me: “Say what you mean, but don’t say it mean.” Consensus is more likely to be reached when discussions are civil. For the past few months, I have been part of a Chamber of Commerce civility council. Its focus is to develop guidelines for civil interactions in the community.
I am committed to approach the redistricting process in an unbiased manner, with the objective of finding fair solutions. Being able to understand issues from others’ viewpoints helps to envision the big picture and see consequences, sometimes unintended, of decisions. My mind tends to function logically and I work to solve problems from an analytical perspective.
Male


mod_mime.c
file, and is
compiled in by default. It provides for determining the types of files
from the filename.
The directives AddEncoding, AddHandler, AddLanguage and AddType are all used to map file extensions onto the meta-information for that file. Respectively they set the content-encoding, handler, content-language and MIME-type (content-type) of documents. The directive TypesConfig is used to specify a file which also maps extensions onto mime types. The directives ForceType and SetHandler are used to associated all the files in a given location (e.g., a particular directory) onto a particular mime type or handler.
Files can have more than one extension, and the order of the
extensions is normally irrelevant. For example, if the file
welcome.html.fr
maps onto content type text/html and
language French then the file welcome.fr.html
will map
onto exactly the same information. The only exception to this is if an
extension is given which Apache does not know how to handle. In this
case it will "forget" about any information it obtained from
extensions to the left of the unknown extension. So, for example, if
the extensions fr and html are mapped to the appropriate language and
type but extension xxx is not assigned to anything, then the file
welcome.fr.xxx.html
will be associated with content-type
text/html but no language.
Note that changing the type or encoding of a file does not change the
value of the Last-Modified
header. Thus, previously cached
copies may still be used by a client or proxy, with the previous headers.
Please note that changing a file's type or encoding does not change
the value of the Last-Modified
header. Previously cached
copies may still be used by a client or proxy.
The AddEncoding directive adds to the list of filename extensions which filenames may end in for the specified encoding type. Mime-enc is the mime encoding to use for documents ending in extension. Example:
AddEncoding x-gzip gz
AddEncoding x-compress Z
This will cause files ending in .gz to be marked as encoded using the x-gzip
encoding, and .Z files to be marked as encoded with x-compress.
Old clients expect x-gzip
and x-compress
,
however the standard dictates that they're equivalent to gzip
and compress
respectively. Apache does content encoding
comparisons by ignoring any leading x-
. When responding
with an encoding Apache will use whatever form (i.e., x-foo
or foo
) the client requested. If the client didn't
specifically request a particular form Apache will use the form given by
the AddEncoding
directive. To make this long story short,
you should always use x-gzip
and x-compress
for these two specific encodings. More recent encodings, such as
deflate
should be specified without the x-
.
AddHandler maps the filename extensions extension to the
handler
handler-name. For example, to activate CGI scripts
with the file extension ".cgi
", you might use:
AddHandler cgi-script cgi
Once that has been put into your srm.conf or httpd.conf file, any
file ending with ".cgi
" will be treated as a CGI
program.
The AddLanguage directive adds to the list of filename extensions which filenames may end in for the specified content language. Mime-lang is the mime language of files with names ending extension, after any content encoding extensions have been removed. Example:
AddEncoding x-compress Z
AddLanguage en .en
AddLanguage fr .fr
Then the document xxxx.en.Z
will be treated as being a compressed
English document. Although the content language is reported to the client,
the browser is unlikely to use this information. The AddLanguage directive
is more useful for content negotiation, where the server returns one
from several documents based on the client's language preference.The AddType directive adds to the list of filename extensions which filenames may end in for the specified content type. Mime-enc is the mime type to use for documents ending in extension. after content-encoding and language extensions have been removed. Example:
AddType image/gif GIF
It is recommended that new mime types be added using the AddType directive
rather than changing the TypesConfig file.Note that, unlike the NCSA httpd, this directive cannot be used to set the type of particular files.
When placed into an .htaccess
file or a
<Directory>
or <Location>
section,
this directive forces all matching files to be served
as the content type given by media type. For example, if you
had a directory full of GIF files, but did not want to label them all with
".gif", you might want to use:
ForceType image/gif
Note that this will override any filename extensions that might determine the media type.
When placed into an .htaccess
file or a
<Directory>
or <Location>
section,
this directive forces all matching files to be parsed through the
handler
given by handler-name. For example, if you had a
directory you wanted to be parsed entirely as imagemap rule files,
regardless of extension, you might put the following into an
.htaccess
file in that directory:
SetHandler imap-file
Another example: if you wanted to have the server display a status
report whenever a URL of http://servername/status
was
called, you might put the following into access.conf:
<Location /status> SetHandler server-status </Location>
TypesConfig conf/mime.types
The TypesConfig directive sets the location of the mime types configuration file. Filename is relative to the ServerRoot. This file sets the default list of mappings from filename extensions to content types; changing this file is not recommended. Use the AddType directive instead. The file contains lines in the format of the arguments to an AddType command:
MIME-type extension extension ...The extensions are lower-cased. Blank lines, and lines beginning with a hash character (`#') are ignored.


If this is a true bank run on $usdt, I would not be surprised if exchanges that have exposure to #Tether halted trading.
Would that be positive for $BTCUSD? I don't know but mid term TA picture still Bearish g NEWS never ends Bear markets. My #Bitcoin stop loss on short is...


ClientStorage
Constructor Summary
| Public Constructor | ||
| public |
|
Member Summary
| Public Members | ||
| public |
Data of the client |
|
| public |
socket: Socket | any Socket used to send data |
|
| public get |
Obtain the state of the client |
|
| public |
Unique Id of the client |
| Private Members | ||
| private |
_lastEmitId: Int Last id that was emit to the client |
|
| private |
_lastSendId: Int Last id that was sent by the client |
|
| private |
List of messages that are sent but not confirmed |
|
| private |
List of message that are received but that are not in the correct order (waiting for a previous message that is not already recieved) |
Public Constructors
public constructor() source
Public Members
Private Members
private _waitList: MessagePrototype[] source
List of message that are received but that are not in the correct order (waiting for a previous message that is not already recieved)


{% extends 'helpcentre-detail.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Remembered devices {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% endblock %} {% block content %} Help centre home How to manage NHS login Back to Help centre home
Back to Help centre home


Rogers, Sharp and Preece
This is a complete OCR PDF copy of the interaction design book.
Chapter 1 of "From Interaction Design - Beyond human-computer interaction" 2nd edition. Wiley, 2007
"devices everywhere are getting "smarter." My camera has a multi-modal
hierarchical menu and form interface. Even my toaster
has a microprocessor. Computing is not just for computers anymore"
"A user-centered focus requires close work with users (not just
customer-buy-
ers), from analysis through design, evaluation, and maintenance. A lack
of user-
centered focus results in products and services that often do not meet
the needs of
their intended users."
"Think for a minute
about what you use in a typical day: cell phone, computer, personal
organizer, re-
mote control, soft drink machine, coffee machine, ATM, ticket machine,
library in-
formation system, the web, photocopier, watch, printer, stereo,
calculator, video
game.. . the list is endless. Now think for a minute about how usable
they are.
How many are actually easy, effortless, and enjoyable to use? This list
is probably considerably shorter. Why is this so?" £
"Many products that require users to interact with them...have been
engineered as systems to perform set functions. While they may work
effec-
tively from an engineering perspective, it is often at the expense of how
the system will be used by real people."
"we begin with an example of a poorly designed system-voice mail-
that is used in many organizations (businesses, hotels, and
universities). We then
compare this with an answering machine that exemplifies good design"
"A key question for interaction design is: how do you optimize the users'
inter-
actions with a system, environment or product, so that they match the
users' activi-
ties that are being supported and extended? One could use intuition and
hope for
the best. Alternatively, one can be more principled in deciding which
choices to
make by basing them on an understanding of the users. This involves:


In Berkeley DB SQL interface, the pragma
wal_autocheckpoint
can be used to control
the total number of log files that get accumulated
before an automatic purge happens. For example,
if we set pragma wal_checkpoint=N
, and
when the current amount of data written to logs since the
last checkpoint equals or exceeds "N" pages, a checkpoint
happens. If the log file auto-removing is enabled
(which is enabled by default), the accumulated log
files are auto-purged.
In Berkeley DB SQL interface, the default value of
wal_autocheckpoint
is 512 pages.
With the default page size as 4096 bytes, it means when
the current amount of data written to logs since
the last checkpoint equals or exceeds 2 MB, a
checkpoint happens and the accumulated log files
purge. As in Berkeley DB SQL interface, by default
a single log file has the maximium size as 2 MB,
so we will at most have two 2 MB log files in a
Bekeley DB environment.
You can make changes to the default values. For
example, if you change wal_autocheckpoint
to 256 pages with the page size as 4096 bytes, it means
when the current amount of data written to logs since
the last checkpoint equals or exceeds 1 MB, a checkpoint
happens and the accumulated log files get purged. You
can also change the single log file size to 256 KB
(check the usage of PRAGMA journal_size_limit
).
With this setting, you will have maximum five 256 KB log
files in the Berkeley DB environment.
If there are huge transactions, the Berkeley DB accumulated log files will be as many as needed.
User can turn off the auto-checkpointing (for example,
by PRAGMA wal_autocheckpoint = -1
).
In this case, users must have their own management
on the accumulated log files.
Pragma wal_autocheckpoint
is not
persistent and will reset to default after we reset
the database connection.


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| std::array< float, 16 > | gofxmath::MatrixToArray (const SseMat44 &mat) |
| | Converts the given 4x4 matrix to an array of floats. More...
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| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::MatrixMultiply (const SseMat44 &left, const SseMat44 &right) |
| | Calculates the product (post-multiplication) of the two given 4x4 matrices. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::MatrixInverse (const SseMat44 &mat) |
| | Calculates the inverse of the given 4x4 matrix. More...
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| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::MatrixTranspose (const SseMat44 &mat) |
| | Calculates the transpose of the given 4x4 matrix. More...
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| |
| SseVec | gofxmath::MatrixDeterminant (const SseMat44 &mat) |
| | Calculates the determinant of the given SseMat44. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::RotationMatrixFromQuaternion (const SseVec &quat) |
| | Calculates the 4x4 rotation matrix represented by the given quaternion rotation. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::RotationMatrixFromEuler (const SseVec &angles) |
| | Calculates the 4x4 rotation matrix represented by the given euler angle rotation. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::TranslationMatrixFromVec3 (const SseVec &vec) |
| | Calculates the 4x4 translation matrix represented by the given 3D position vector. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::ScaleMatrixFromVec3 (const SseVec &vec) |
| | Calculates the 4x4 scale matrix represented by the given 3D scale vector. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::PerspectiveProjectionMatrix (float near, float far, float fov, float aspect) |
| | Calculates the right-handed perspective projection matrix. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::LookDir (const SseVec &eye, const SseVec &dir, const SseVec &up) |
| | Calculates the view matrix given the forward direction vector, rather than a target position. More...
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| |
| SSE_MAT_CALL | gofxmath::LookAt (const SseVec &eye, const SseVec &target, const SseVec &up) |
| | Calculates the standard lookat matrix for the camera, given the camera's position, the target's position, and a given "up" vector. More...
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| |
| SseVec | gofxmath::TransformVec3 (const SseMat44 &mat, const SseVec &vec) |
| | Transforms the given 3D vector via the given SseMat44 matrix. More...
|
| |


{% extends "billy/web/public/base.html" %} {% block title %}Open States: About the Project{% endblock %} {% block content %}
Open States is a collection of tools that make it possible for citizens to track what is happening in their state's capitol by aggregating information from all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.
Using the site is simple: enter a U.S. address or select a state to start to research bills, review voting records, contact elected officials and more. Check out this Sunlight Academy tutorial to see how Open States can help citizens, journalists and activists learn more about their state government.
Open States was a project of the Sunlight Foundation from 2009-2016. As of November 2016 Open States is an independently run project, for more details see our announcement and Sunlight's announcement.
All of our funding information is available on our funding page.
Additionally, collecting this data would not be possible without the support of a community much larger than the team here at Sunlight. A special thanks to all of our volunteer contributors and the authors and maintainers of all of the libraries that we depend upon.
Bill, legislator, committee and event data is collected from official sources, linked at the bottom of each legislator, bill, vote, committee or event page. For more details, visit our methodology page.
All Open States data is available via this website, our API, bulk downloads and the Open States iOS application.
For an example of the kinds of analysis our data makes possible, see the visualization of legislator ideology and effectiveness entitled How partisan are your state's legislators? by Sunlight developer Thom Neale.
If you're using our data and want to tell us about it, please contact us.
All told, the website and scrapers together comprise approximately 40,000 lines of Python, all of it open source.
We'd like to make special mention of a few projects that have made our life that much easier. This is far from a comprehensive list of the more than 40 projects that we rely upon throughout the project.


ng2-optimizely-sample is a sample project for testing Optimizely
experiments within a Angular 2 SPA.
Features
- Angular 2 implementation based on angular2-seed.
- Uses ngrx/store and ngrx/effects
for application state management.
- Mock "authentication" behavior to show/hide a call to action button on the homepage.
- Exposes this state using ngrx/effects for use by Optimizely (conditonal activation mode).


Ousted U.S. envoy testifies at Trump impeachment hearing Earlier witnesses in the inquiry said US envoy Marie Yovanovitch was removed after a smear campaign involving Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani. Yovanovitch will now tell her side of the story. 15 Nov 2019, 14:43 by Agence France-Presse DAY 2. Former US Ambassador to the Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch testifies before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence as part of the impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump, on Capitol Hill on November 15, 2019 in Washington DC. Photo by Saul Loeb/AFP


Cussing is allowed just don't use against others.
NSFW is strictly banned in this server
Don't ask about personal stuff please
No one under 13 can join this server because it is against the law and it is against discord's rules for someone under 13 to be on discord. If you are under 13 and you admit it then you will be banned because you can get the server banned and everyone who controls it banned.
To summarise above rule, please follow discird TOS
Please keep topics in their own channel to avoid confusion
Random trolls will be permabanned.


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I'd like to add a leanpkg dependency to a non-master branch of a github. Does anyone know how to do this?
On github, get the commit hash of the head of that branch and paste it leanpkg.toml
Okay -- I discovered the same thing in the meantime, but leanpkg upgrade
then takes me off that branch back to master, which is not ideal, although certainly manageable.
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


deceptive lines
What should I tell you about him? I could tell you what he wears, the brand of his wrist watch perhaps? I could tell you how tall or short he is or I could tell you about the scar on his left index finger. Maybe, just maybe, I will tell you his name? But what will you do with that? Will you give him a face? No, none of these things matter. If you knew all this about him, you would know more than I do, what would I tell you then?
He's driving on the highway, slightly on the tip of his toes (figuratively, of course). He's worried. Often worried about the dizzying speeds, the wobbly trucks, the merging lanes. At this moment, however, he's worried that he'll miss his exit. He's sure to stay on the right lane, eyeing each sign-board as his exit approaches.
Now on the local roads he's at ease. This is home for him. He rests his right hand under his thigh, palm facing up. Left lane or right, it doesn't matter now, he knows where he's going. He had turned the radio off before getting on the highway, he turns it back on to no station in particular. Anything with beats will do.
The rain drops against the windshield accentuate the beats. The wipers, cleaning at a four second interval, provide rhythm to this orchestra. The rain gets heavier, nearly drowning out the radio. He turns the radio off, directing concentration solely on the rain and the road. He's not worried though, he knows where he's going.
Traffic is slowing down, that's okay, he's not in a hurry. He closes in on the car ahead, a long line of cars in front of it. He doesn't get too close, leaving a comfortable space between the bumpers. The cars forge ahead slowly. The sound of the tire against the asphalt is nearly nonexistent. The rain is making all the noises.
Then in a sudden instant it stops. The wipers clear the last batch of rain drops and none follow. The beats are gone and just the rhythm of the wipers remains. The rain continues to fall, just not on his car. He thinks it's a miracle, what else could explain this? He props himself forward and looks above. He's under a bridge. He chuckles to himself having found a scientific explanation. A train passes on the bridge above, taking Doppler along with it. He passes from under the bridge and the beat and rhythm are back in their places.
Tik tak tik tak tik tak. He signals a lane change to the left, then almost instantly begins to change lanes. A mini-truck whizzes by having changed lanes to the right from the far left lane. He jolts the car back into the right lane. Alert and both hands on the steering wheel now, his right palm feels cold. Lines start forming on his forehead and a frown on his face. WHAT THE HELL!?! I could have been crushed, he thinks. For a moment he contemplates honking the horn in a mad-man like fashion. That won't do any good, the mini-truck driver won't change driving habits by the life-altering sounds of honking.
He starts to ponder upon this moment further. He could have just died, or been heavily injured. The collision would have happened on the side he was sitting on. WHAT THE HELL!?! That was an illegal lane change. The lines on the road were supposed to protect him from this situation.  Sadly, the lines only work when everyone follows them, and yet we take them for granted. As if the lines were enough.
He's startled and shaken. Unsure, at this point, of where he's headed. You can only trust these lanes so much, can only trust these lines so much. As much as they guide your turns, they can turn on you. He starts driving as if he was back on the highway. No longer at home.


CASE STUDY
PULP
PROJECT #1
Services
user research, UX strategie, wireframing, optimisation, UX–UI design, prototype, user testing
Role
Product Owner, UX / UI designer
Date
février 2019 – juillet 2019
UX UI
DESIGNER
user research, UX strategie, wireframing, optimisation, UX–UI design, prototype, user testing
Product Owner, UX / UI designer
février 2019 – juillet 2019
Pulp (ex Blacksheep) was founded in 2018 by 3 HEC students, with the aim to simplify lunch break by creating a digital menu ordering system. Arnaud, Olivier, and Antoine, the 3 founders, wanted to help restaurant stop losing customers due to the waiting time.
I've worked as a full time Product Owner for blacksheep during 6 months. I was hire in order to identify the High Expectation Customers and adapt blacksheep offer to the user's need. I helped blacksheep in their transition from B2B to B2C. I worked on their brand identity, organise a product backlog, sprint and design a brand new product call Pulp. I organised the launch of Pulp and find beta testeurs in order to test the MVP and continue iterate.


public class JDACommandsBuilder
extends java.lang.Object
JDACommands
instance. Although there may only be one active JDACommands
instance,
a JDACommandsBuilder can be reused multiple times.JDACommands
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
JDACommandsBuilder(net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda)
Constructs a new JDACommandsBuilder using default values.
|
JDACommandsBuilder(net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager)
Constructs a new JDACommandsBuilder using default values.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
JDACommandsBuilder |
addProvider(java.lang.Object provider)
Registers a class containing
Produces methods that are
used for dependency injection. |
JDACommands |
build()
Creates a new
JDACommands using if present the provided values or else default values. |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setArgumentParser(ArgumentParser argumentParser)
Changes the
ArgumentParser used to parse String inputs to objects. |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setCommandMapper(CommandMapper commandMapper)
Changes the
CommandMapper used to find a command mapping. |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setCommandPackage(java.lang.String packageName)
This method can be used to limit the command scanning only to a specific package.
|
JDACommandsBuilder |
setDefaultSettings(CommandSettings defaultSettings)
Sets the default
CommandSettings that will be used to construct the JDACommands |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setEmbedFactory(EmbedFactory embedFactory)
Changes the factory used to create Embeds, e.g. for help messages.
|
JDACommandsBuilder |
setEventParser(EventParser eventParser)
Changes the
EventParser used to parse incoming GuildMessageReceivedEvent s. |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setGuildCommandSettings(java.util.Map<java.lang.Long,CommandSettings> guildSettings)
Sets the guild specific
CommandSettings that will be used to construct the JDACommands |
JDACommandsBuilder |
setHelpMessageSender(HelpMessageSender helpMessageSender)
Changes the
HelpMessageSender used to send default and specific help messages. |
static JDACommands |
start(net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda,
java.lang.String prefix)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using the given prefix and default values. |
static JDACommands |
start(net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda,
java.lang.String prefix,
boolean ignoreBots,
boolean ignoreLabelCase,
boolean botMentionPrefix)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using the given values. |
static JDACommands |
start(net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager,
java.lang.String prefix)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using the given prefix and default values. |
static JDACommands |
start(net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager,
java.lang.String prefix,
boolean ignoreBots,
boolean ignoreLabelCase,
boolean botMentionPrefix)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using the given values. |
static JDACommands |
startDefault(net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using default values. |
static JDACommands |
startDefault(net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager)
Bootstraps a
JDACommands instance using default values. |
public JDACommandsBuilder(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda)
jda
- the JDA
needed to start the frameworkpublic JDACommandsBuilder(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager)
shardManager
- the ShardManager
needed to start the frameworkpublic static JDACommands startDefault(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda)
JDACommands
instance using default values.jda
- the JDA
needed to start the frameworkJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic static JDACommands startDefault(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager)
JDACommands
instance using default values.shardManager
- the ShardManager
needed to start the frameworkJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic static JDACommands start(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda, @Nullable java.lang.String prefix)
JDACommands
instance using the given prefix and default values.jda
- the JDA
needed to start the frameworkprefix
- the prefix the framework will listen toJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic static JDACommands start(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager, @Nullable java.lang.String prefix)
JDACommands
instance using the given prefix and default values.shardManager
- the ShardManager
needed to start the frameworkprefix
- the prefix the framework will listen toJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic static JDACommands start(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.JDA jda, @Nullable java.lang.String prefix, boolean ignoreBots, boolean ignoreLabelCase, boolean botMentionPrefix)
JDACommands
instance using the given values.jda
- the JDA
needed to start the frameworkprefix
- the prefix the framework will listen toignoreBots
- whether the framework should ignore messages from Discord Bots or notignoreLabelCase
- whether the command mapper should be case sensitive or notbotMentionPrefix
- whether to allow a bot mention to be a valid prefix or notJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic static JDACommands start(@Nonnull net.dv8tion.jda.api.sharding.ShardManager shardManager, @Nullable java.lang.String prefix, boolean ignoreBots, boolean ignoreLabelCase, boolean botMentionPrefix)
JDACommands
instance using the given values.shardManager
- the ShardManager
needed to start the frameworkprefix
- the prefix the framework will listen toignoreBots
- whether the framework should ignore messages from Discord Bots or notignoreLabelCase
- whether the command mapper should be case sensitive or notbotMentionPrefix
- whether to allow a bot mention to be a valid prefix or notJDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processpublic JDACommandsBuilder setCommandPackage(@Nullable java.lang.String packageName)
packageName
- the name of the package in which to search for command classespublic JDACommandsBuilder setDefaultSettings(@Nonnull CommandSettings defaultSettings)
CommandSettings
that will be used to construct the JDACommands
defaultSettings
- the CommandSettings
to setCommandSettings
public JDACommandsBuilder setGuildCommandSettings(@Nonnull java.util.Map<java.lang.Long,CommandSettings> guildSettings)
CommandSettings
that will be used to construct the JDACommands
guildSettings
- a map that contains the CommandSettings
to for each guild. Key: the guild id Value: the prefixCommandSettings
public JDACommandsBuilder setEventParser(@Nonnull EventParser eventParser)
EventParser
used to parse incoming GuildMessageReceivedEvent
s.eventParser
- the new to use
EventParser
public JDACommandsBuilder setCommandMapper(@Nonnull CommandMapper commandMapper)
CommandMapper
used to find a command mapping.commandMapper
- the new CommandMapper
to useCommandMapper
public JDACommandsBuilder setArgumentParser(@Nonnull ArgumentParser argumentParser)
ArgumentParser
used to parse String inputs to objects.argumentParser
- the new ArgumentParser
to useArgumentParser
public JDACommandsBuilder setEmbedFactory(@Nonnull EmbedFactory embedFactory)
embedFactory
- the new EmbedFactory
to useEmbedFactory
public JDACommandsBuilder setHelpMessageSender(@Nonnull HelpMessageSender helpMessageSender)
HelpMessageSender
used to send default and specific help messages.helpMessageSender
- the new HelpMessageSender
to usepublic JDACommandsBuilder addProvider(@Nonnull java.lang.Object provider)
Produces
methods that are
used for dependency injection.provider
- a class containingProduces
public JDACommands build()
JDACommands
using if present the provided values or else default values.JDACommands
instance that has started the initialization processCommandSettings


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| Description: |
A page-turning narrative about Marissa Mayer's efforts to remake Yahoo as well as her own rise from Stanford University undergrad to CEO of a $30 billion corporation by the age of 38.
When Yahoo hired star Google executive Mayer to be its CEO in 2012 employees rejoiced. They put posters on the walls throughout Yahoo's California headquarters. On them there was Mayer's face and one word: HOPE.  Her hair wet and her tone defensive, Mayer read and answered a series of employee-posed questions challenging the basic elements of her plan. There was anger in the room and, behind it, a question: Was Mayer actually going to be able to do this thing?
MARISSA MAYER AND THE FIGHT TO SAVE YAHOO! is the inside story of how Yahoo got into such awful shape in the first place, Marissa Mayer's controversial rise at Google, and her desperate fight to save an Internet icon.
In August 2011 hedge fund billionaire Daniel Loeb took a long look at Yahoo and decided to go to war with its management and board of directors. Loeb then bought a 5% stake and began a shareholder activist campaign that would cost the jobs of three CEOs before he finally settled on Google's golden girl Mayer to unlock the value lurking in the company. As Mayer began to remake Yahoo from a content company to a tech company, an internal civil war erupted.
In author Nicholas Carlson's capable hands, this riveting book captures Mayer's rise and Yahoo's missteps as a dramatic illustration of what it takes to grab the brass ring in Silicon Valley. And it reveals whether it is possible for a big lumbering tech company to stay relevant in today's rapidly changing business landscape. |


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ROMEO AND JULIET A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ****
In honor of my wife and my twenty-seventh wedding anniversary this past September the thirteenth, I am going to do something I've never done before. I am going to review a film I have not seen in ten years. Since the true mark of a great movie is its ability to forever cast an indelible mark on our memory, reviewing a picture you haven't seen in a decade actually makes some sense.
Late in the year of 1968, Franco Zeffirelli released a new version of the most well known love story in the English language, William Shakespeare's ROMEO AND JULIET. The film had a long run and was still playing the summer of 1969 when my wife Sally and I got married. To this day, it is the only film I have seen more than four or five times. Like Trekies, we want to see the film constantly doing our courtship and could quote most of the lines. Although I have long since lost count, I know the number of times we have seen the picture is between fifteen and twenty. We frequently would stay to see it twice in a row at the local mutliplex. A more romantic and realistic rendition of the nature of love, I have never seen.
Although the play "Romeo and Juliet" has been made into movies many times before and would be made again, no one has ever captured young love as Zeffirelli did. First, the casting of two photogenic, talented, but unknown actors of the right age was the foundation upon which he created a masterpiece. With Olivia Hussey as Juliet and Leonard Whiting as Romeo he had the basic ingredients, but just having the right cast does not a masterpiece make. It only makes it possible.
To this casting, he rounded it out with other equally talented but unknown actors including, Roberto Bisacco as Count Paris, Paul Hardwick as Lord Capulet, Pat Heywood as the Nurse, John McEnery as Mercutio, Milo O'Shea as Friar Laurence, Natasha Parry as Lady Capulet, Antonio Pierfederici as Lord Montague, Bruce Robinson as Benvolio, Esmeralda Ruspoli as Lady Montague, Keith Skinner as Balthazar, Robert Stephens as the Prince of Verona and Michael York as Tybalt. The only major actor was Laurence Olivier who was the narrator.
All of the supporting cast were excellent, but Pat Heywood, John McEnery, Milo O'Shea, Michael York were especially brilliant. McEnery's Mercutio was a complex and bizarre reading that fit the spirit of the character perfectly. York's Tybalt was excellent as a character not seeking a fight, but more than confident of his ability if forced by circumstances.
It is interesting to note that only a few of these actors, including the stars, had much success after this film. Hussey and Whiting basically faded into oblivion.
When Romeo feels the rush of love swell up in his veins during a party, the audience vicariously experiences that same rapture. When he presses Juliet's hand at the dance, it is more erotic than many a scene today where the actors are all buck naked. Finally, the balcony scene, which every student knows and probably thinks is trite, is made fresh in Zeffirelli's capable hands.
The morning after Romeo and Juliet's love making, there is the briefest of scene where they are both naked. I liked the way Zeffirelli handled this. He included it to show the reality of the situation, but editor Reginald Mills trimmed it down to just flash the scene on the screen before moving on.
Although it is clear from the beginning that this is a love affair that is destined for tragedy, when the tragedy does strike, the audience is crushed anyway. By the middle of the picture, it is impossible not to be in love with the two protagonists and thereby not want any harm to come to them.
The ending is sad, but effective. This is the richest and most moving of any Shakespeare play I have ever seen made for the screen, and as a critic, I have seen a lot of them.
I can not leave this tribute to one of my absolute favorite pictures without mentioning a few of the outstanding technical aspects of the film. The lush and hazy cinematography by Pasqualino De Santis deservedly won the Academy Award that year. From the very first image, the audience is alerted that something special is about to unfold.
The script by Franco Brusati, Maestro D'Amico, and Franco Zeffirelli is true to the play. Brief sections of the play were removed to get the play down to the right length and pacing for a movie, but Shakespeare's poetic language was not tampered with.
The editing was flawless. The action sequences are full of energy, but never too choppy. The love scenes stay with the character perfectly.
The Academy Award winning costumes by Danilo Donati are gorgeous. Especially well done are the clothes worn at the dance and all of Juliet's clothes. They are naturally lovely without being showy.
Finally, the music by Nino Rota is so memorable it leaves you with music and songs forever in your subconscious. I love the theme song and still hear it being played today.
There is another remake coming of "Romeo and Juliet" this year. This time it will be set in modern day Florida and start Claire Danes (LITTLE WOMEN) and Leonardo DiCaprio (WHAT'S EATING GILBERT GRAPE). Although I am sure I'll see it, it will probably feel like a sacrilege to this fan of Zeffirelli's version. As always as a critic, I'll try to keep an open mind.
ROMEO AND JULIET runs a fast 2:18. It is not rated, but would probably get a PG today for the extremely brief nude scene and for the tragic theme. There is no sex or bad language. There is a little violence of sword fighting and poisoning. The picture would be fine for any kid old enough to be interested which is probably eight and up. I give this picture my strongest recommendation and my highest rating of ****.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: September 15, 1996
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; Create a window, and progress bar
AppTitle "Format brain" win = CreateWindow("Formatting brain...",100,100,200,40,0,57) pb = CreateProgBar(10,10,180,20,win) ; Start a timer to drive our progress bar timer = CreateTimer(5) progress# = 0 ; A small event loop Repeat ; Wait for events id = WaitEvent() Select id ; Exit on window close Case $803 : Exit ; Timer tick Case $4001 ; Update the progress bar progress# = progress# + 0.01 If progress#>0.97 Then Notify "Formatting error encountered on block 'Frontal Lobe' of brain."+Chr$(13)+"Please insert a new brain.",True : Exit UpdateProgBar pb,progress# SetStatusText win,Int(progress#*100)+"% Complete" End Select Forever End ; bye! |


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event)
setup in serverless.yml. They should all be returning
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them as 403, but serverless-offline reports them as 404):
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event) setup in
serverless.yml, but the file doesn't exist on disk. They should all be
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Stafford care home raises more than £300 for Children in Need
A Stafford care home raised more than £300 for Children in Need.
by Jordan ReynoldsMaple Court Care Home, in Rotherwood Drive, held the event which included throwing pie faces and an afternoon tea.
A sponsored silence was held as well as a pyjama day as part of the fundraising.
In total £312.58 was raised by the events.
Soni Atwal, occupancy manager, said: "Our residents and their families and our staff were throwing pie in the home manager's face and two of the other workers too.
"The mayor pied our home manager in the face.
"It was all to raise money for children in need.
"That finished and then we had afternoon tea with Pudsey cake.
"Our admin lady Kim Walton also did a sponsored silence for the day.
"Altogether we raised £287.50.
"The event was lovely everyone had fun and the most important thing is that we raised money for charity so we're all really pleased with it.
"It was lovely for the mayor and mayoress to join us too.
"We also had a pyjama and Pudsey top day, so that was all going on too, it was a busy day.
"The residents really enjoyed throwing pie in the home manager's face, everyone had a lovely time and we raised a lot of money for charity."


To use the sensors please use the following Javascript library:

Start with this basic HTML template.
This HTML code will give you the list of available sensor devices.<!DOCTYPE html>   <title>M2M Hack Template</title> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
Hello, world!

You can request the list of all sensor devices by calling socket.emit('devicelist', '')
. The list of sensors will be available by listening to the socket.io event 'presence'
.
socket.emit('devicelist', ''); socket.on('presence', function(mydata) { var device_name = mydata.name; //is the device online or offline? var device_state = mydate.state; //... });
ceshack-pir.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
.hueproxy.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
.pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
to pi07.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
.To read data and presence from a particular sensor, you need to subscribe to its reading topic by calling socket.emit('subscribe', device)
. The sensors data from all subscribed devices can be retrieved by listening to the event 'devicedata'
.
//Define the device for data reading var device = {}; //device structure device.topic = "ceshack-pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com/readings"; socket.emit("subscribe", device); //read the presence of the device socket.on('presence', function(mydata) { //is the device online or offline? if (mydata.name == 'devices/sensor/ceshack-pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com') { if (mydata.state == "1") { //The device went online } else if (mydata.state == "0") { //The device went offline } } //... }); //read the sensors data from the subscribed devices socket.on('devicedata', function(sensordata) { var jsondata = JSON.parse(sensordata); var topic = jsondata.topic; var payload = jsondata.payload; //reading the sensor data var timestamp = jsondata.timestamp; var sensor_type = jsondata.sensor_type; //read he humidity level if (sensor_type == "dht22") { console.log("The humidity is at " + jsondata.humidity + "%"); } }
To perform an action request to a sensor device, specify socket.emit('action_request', request)
with the request
information that defines the action. The callback of the action is 'actionresponse'
var request = {}; request.device_name = "ceshack-pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com"; request.component = 'fan'; request.action = "on"; socket.emit('action_request', request); socket.on('actionresponse', function(devicedata) { var jsondata = JSON.parse(devicedata); }
All the sensors data below can be read from devices whose name is between pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
and pi07.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
.
* Only exception goes to the "door sensor". Door sensor data must be read from device ceshack-pir.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com
| Sensor | Sensor code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Accelerometer | lsm303 | Gives the xyz vector of the acceleration. |
| Alcohol | gas | Gives the alcohol level in PPM |
| Altitude | bmp085 | |
| Carbon Monoxyde | gas | Gives the CO-gas concentration in PPM |
| * Door | door-sensor | Gives the url of the picture of the person who walked through the door. |
| Humidity | dht22 | Gives the percentage of humidity (%) |
| Light | tsl2561 | Gives the light emittance in LUX |
| Magnetometer | lsm303 | Gives the xyz coordinates of the magnetic field. |
| Pressure | bmp085 | |
| Temperature | dht22 | Gives the temperature in in Fahrenheit |
component: 'fan'
device_name: device name
Pick a device between 'ceshack-pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com' and 'ceshack-pi07.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com'
action: 'on'/'off'
component: 'camera'
device_name: device name
Pick a device between 'ceshack-pi01.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com' and 'ceshack-pi07.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com'
action: 'take_picture'
component: 'hue'
device_name: 'hueproxy.ceshack.unity.tfoundry.com'
action: 'state'
on: 'true'/'false'
bulb_id: '1'...'10'
There are 10 bulbs, so the id will be between '1' and '10'.
bri: 0...255
Brightness of the light. This is a scale from the minimum brightness the light is capable of, 0, to the maximum capable brightness, 255. Note a brightness of 0 is not off.
sat: 0...255
Saturation of the light. 255 is the most saturated (colored) and 0 is the least saturated (white).
hue: 0...65535
Hue of the light. This is a wrapping value between 0 and 65535. Both 0 and 65535 are red, 25500 is green and 46920 is blue.
effect: 'none'/'colorloop'
The dynamic effect of the light, can either be “none” or “colorloop”. If set to colorloop, the light will cycle through all hues using the current brightness and saturation settings.


Uppy Downer Summary
The jQuery Uppy Downer project is a plugin that adds increment and decrement buttons to a text input, which allow the value to be adjusted.
The button text, increments and position of the buttons is configurable and style-able with CSS.
Please read the uppy downer documentation for instructions on how to use the plugin.
Options
- classModifier
- Used to apply class names to the elements created by the plugin. You only need to specify a class modifier if you have a name-clash.
- upButton
- The text or HTML to display for the up button, default "+"
- upPlaceBefore
- Whether the up button should be placed before the input, default false
- downButton
- The text or HTML to display for the up button, default "–"
- downPlaceBefore
- Whether the up button should be placed before the input, default true
- step
- The amount to adjust the value each time a button is pressed, default 1
- minValue
- The minimum value for the field, default -10000
- maxValue
- The maximum value for the field, default 10000


RAWerTUNES10.EXE (3Dude Remix)
RAWerTUNES10.EXE is a noise-art album made in homage to the now late, (great?) iTunes 10 release.
As iTunes 11 makes its way onto computers across the globe this album will remain as a media-archive of splendid noises transcoded from iTunes 10 executables. Exapted from the same raw code each track is now accompanied by its own 'Dude' ready to be 3D printed, at your own (great) expense.
made in collaboration with Daniel Rourke for Run, Computer Run at Rua Red, Dublin, Ireland.


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- Class in
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Effect()
- Constructor for class ontology.effects.
Effect
egreedy()
- Method in class controllers.sampleMCTS.
SingleTreeNode
egreedyEpsilon
- Static variable in class controllers.sampleMCTS.
SingleTreeNode
elapsed()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
ElapsedCpuTimer
- Class in
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ElapsedCpuTimer(ElapsedCpuTimer.TimerType)
- Constructor for class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
ElapsedCpuTimer()
- Constructor for class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
ElapsedCpuTimer.TimerType
- Enum in
tools
elapsedHours()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
elapsedMillis()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
elapsedMinutes()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
elapsedNanos()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
elapsedSeconds()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
eosEffects
- Variable in class core.game.
Game
List of EOS effects
epsilon
- Static variable in class controllers.sampleMCTS.
SingleTreeNode
epsilon
- Variable in class ontology.sprites.npc.
RandomAltChaser
equals(Object)
- Method in class core.game.
Observation
Compares two Observations to check if they are equal.
equals(Object)
- Method in class tools.
Pair
equals(Object)
- Method in class tools.
Vector2d
Checks if a vector and this are the same.
ErraticMissile
- Class in
ontology.sprites.missile
Created with IntelliJ IDEA.
ErraticMissile()
- Constructor for class ontology.sprites.missile.
ErraticMissile
ErraticMissile(Vector2d, Dimension, SpriteContent)
- Constructor for class ontology.sprites.missile.
ErraticMissile
evaluateState(StateObservation)
- Method in class controllers.Heuristics.
SimpleStateHeuristic
evaluateState(StateObservation)
- Method in class controllers.Heuristics.
StateHeuristic
evaluateState(StateObservation)
- Method in class controllers.Heuristics.
WinScoreHeuristic
Event
- Class in
core.game
Created by diego on 24/03/14.
Event(int, boolean, int, int, int, int, Vector2d)
- Constructor for class core.game.
Event
Constructor
eventHandling()
- Method in class core.game.
Game
Handles collisions and triggers events.
exceededMaxTime()
- Method in class tools.
ElapsedCpuTimer
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
AttractGaze
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
BounceForward
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
CollectResource
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
KillIfFromAbove
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
KillIfOtherHasMore
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
PullWithIt
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
TeleportToExit
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.binary.
WallStop
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.
Effect
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
ChangeResource
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
CloneSprite
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
FlipDirection
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
KillIfHasLess
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
KillIfHasMore
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
KillSprite
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
ReverseDirection
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
SpawnIfHasMore
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
StepBack
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
TransformTo
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
TurnAround
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
UndoAll
execute(VGDLSprite, VGDLSprite, Game)
- Method in class ontology.effects.unary.
WrapAround
expand()
- Method in class controllers.sampleMCTS.
SingleTreeNode
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My name is David Monarrez and I am and aspiring Web Developer and a Portland Native! However, I am also much more than that.
First and foremost, I am a big basketball fan (Go Blazers!). If im not at home, It's probably because im out playing ball with my friends or at the gym with whoever will to play.
I am also an avid snowboarder so living in the PNW with Mt. Hood 2hours away is something I can't imagine living without.
And of course like most people in the tech industy, I love games! I play all kinds of games from computer games to board games! Some of my favorite games are Halo (Xbox), Sid Meyers Civilization (PC), and Diplomacy (Board Game)!
Among my side skills, the biggest and most prominent is that I am also sort of a mechanic (by necesity :/). I own a charismatic 1983 BMW E28 533i and for better or worse, I love it to death! My Dad bought it for me when I was 16 and it didn't run. So I (with the help of many others) got it working and have kept it going through all the issues that come with a car that old (and a BMW at that!). It was the car I was given and I've been too broke to replace it but have mangaed to afford fixing whatever issues arrise. From things as simple as an oil change to having to learn to replace the water pump and repairing leaks and replacing struts and many many more issues (seriously, a lot more), i've started to become a mechanic by accident. Now all my friends bring their cars to me when things go wrong!
I first got into programming when I was in highschool. Like most schools, we had to do a senior project and I chose learning JavaScript! That summer after I graduated highschool, I used that project to get an internship at a company in Los Angeles called The Rubicon Project.
At Rubicon, I got to work on their big data team and learned a lot! Eventually, another intern and I were tasked with creating a web app that would display the companies load balancer information from their data centers all over the world. Previously, that information was near impossible to find unless you were an active developer. We made that information easy for everyone to see!
After my time at Rubicon, I worked in a floor covering warehouse in the NW Industial Park in Portland loading and unloading trucks as well as cutting carpet and other flooring for installers to take the next day for instulation all over the greater Portland Metro Area! I worked that job while attending Clark College for Computer Science.
After some time at Clark and doing little to no relevant programming, I decided that I wanted to take a more direct approach to becoming a Software Developer and I enrolled at Epicodus!


Keena’s heart for Ireland cause
As Ireland’s U21 Euro campaign threatens to come unstuck, Aiden Keena feels he can aid their revival in Armenia tomorrow.
The Hearts striker was a late addition to Stephen Kenny’s squad over the weekend following a raft of withdrawals.
Ireland require a result in Yerevan to get their European Championship ambitions back on track after Iceland brought their unbeaten run to a shuddering halt in Reykjavik last month.
Kenny may be without the likes of firepower gems Troy Parrott and Michael Obafemi in Yerevan but the Mullingar native thinks the gaps can be filled.
“It doesn’t matter that I got called in late due to injuries,” said the Mullingar native. “I’m here to play and will be confident if called upon.”
The arrival of Ireland midfielder Glenn Whelan to swell the Irish contingent at Tynecastle has pleased the 20-year-old.
The veteran has joined compatriots Colin Doyle and Jake Mulraney at Hearts, the club who swooped for Keena from St Patrick’s Athletic.
“Glenn has been there and done that,” says the 20-year-old. “He sets high standards in training, which is what I like.”
Kenny also has to plan without injury victims Conor Masterson, Caoimhin Kelleher, Neil Farrugia and Trevor Clarke. Jayson Molumby and Lee O’Connor are suspended.
“Gavin Bazunu, at just 17 years of age, will make his Under-21 debut,” confirmed the next Ireland manager. “We’ve got a lot of changes in the back-four. Thomas O’Connor will come in and make his debut after his fantastic season so far at Gillingham.
“Danny McNamara, who has been in the squad since September, gets an opportunity and Nathan Collins, of course, who has been terrific at Stoke City so far this season.”
Ireland blazed to three straight victories in their campaign against Luxembourg, Armenia, and Sweden.
Top seeds Italy were held scoreless at Tallaght Stadium before the slip-up in Iceland.
“Armenia will be a different proposition at home,” added Kenny. “They had a fantastic victory over Luxembourg in the last round of games. We’re going into the game with the aim to win, these are our 11th and 12th matches of the year and we want to end this year on a high.”
Craig Levein, who Keena brands “Mr Hearts” has just left Hearts for the second time.
Keena, with nine appearances behind him this season, hopes it doesn’t disrupt his progress.
“I’ve a lot to thank Craig for because he gave me my breakthrough,” he said. “New managers can have different ideas on young players but I’d look at going on loan in January if I don’t get into the team.”


MatrixEQTL: Matrix eQTL: Ultra Fast eQTL Analysis via Large Matrix
Operations
Matrix eQTL is designed for fast eQTL analysis on large datasets.
Matrix eQTL can test for association between genotype
and gene expression using linear regression
with either additive or ANOVA genotype effects.
The models can include covariates to account for factors
as population stratification, gender, and clinical variables.
It also supports models with heteroscedastic and/or correlated errors,
false discovery rate estimation and
separate treatment of local (cis) and distant (trans) eQTLs.
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
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{% include head.html %}
Ludobox is an electronic device that distributes games in Print'n Play format (as
digital files) into the public space. It contains dozens of files and
instructions to make your own games and turns a Rasperry Pi into a
pocket games library.
Print'n play are games that you can make by yourself.
From a card game in PDF using a printer and scissors
to a board game accessing a 3D printer to reproduce tokens,
Ludobox invites to materialize & craft digital files.
Make your own Box
You can build your own box from scratch
or directly download games from our online collection.
Create your own Box
Join The Network
Everyone is welcome to grow the collection through games design, remix and translation, to develop the device, mediate a workshop or organize an event in his or her own district !
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Silver Alert issued for man who went missing in New Berlin
by Brandon ArbuckleNEW BERLIN, Wis. - A Silver Alert has been issued for a man who went missing in New Berlin on Wednesday afternoon.
According to an alert from the Wisconsin Crime Alert Network, Stefan Diettrich, 80, was last seen at the Princeton Club at 14999 W. Beloit Road in New Berlin at 2 p.m.
Diettrich told a clerk there that he needed help and "wasn't feeling right in the head." He refused medical attention and was directed to an emergency room but instead drove away from the facility. Officials checked local hospitals but did not find him.
Diettrich has been described as 5 feet, 9 inches tall, weighs 175 pounds and has blue eyes and short white hair. He is driving a silver 2019 Subaru Outback with the Wisconsin license plate 775-GTZ.
Anyone with information about Diettrich's whereabouts is asked to call the city of South Milwaukee at<PHONE_NUMBER>.


If you want a quick way to let the user select one or even multiple items of a given dataset you can use the ListDialog.
Use the SetOnTouch method of the ListDialog object to set the name of a function you want to be called every times a list item is selected. The selected item is passed that function as parameter.
Example - Basic
function OnStart()
{
dlg = app.CreateListDialog( "Choices", "Add,Remove,Delete" );
dlg.SetOnTouch( dlg_OnTouch );
dlg.Show();
}
function dlg_OnTouch( item )
{
app.ShowPopup( item );
}
ou can use the “Multi” option to create a ListDialog with check boxes against each item. This allows multiple list items to be selected. An extra parameter isChecked is passed to the OnTouch callback function when a check box is checked or unchecked.
Example - Multi
function OnStart()
{
dlg = app.CreateListDialog( "Days", "Mon,Tues,Wed,Thurs,Fri,Sat,Sun", "Multi" );
dlg.SetOnTouch( dlg_OnTouch );
dlg.Show();
}
function dlg_OnTouch( item, isChecked )
{
app.ShowPopup( item + " isChecked = " + isChecked );
}
The following methods are available on the ListDialog object:
string
string: comma “,” separated: “Multi” or “?”
number: -180..180
number: -100..100
number: 100..100
number: 0..100
Adjust the visual color effect of the control by setting the Hue (by angle in degrees in a color circle), the saturation, brightness and contrast of the control.
hide dialog
Returns the control class name.
Hide the control but keep the layout space free.
string: comma “,” separated: “boolean”, “char”, “byte”, “short”, “int”, “long”, “float”, “double”
Allows access to other functions defined on the object in Java via reflection.
string:
hexadecimal: "#rrggbb", "#aarrggbb"
colourName: "red", "green", ...
Changes the background color of the control.
string: path to file or folder ( "/absolute/..." or "relative/..." )
string: “repeat”
Changes the background to an image which can be repeated using the repeat option.
An image which is often used with that option is '/res/drawable/pattern_carbon' - try it out!
Define a callback function that is called when the user touches a list item.
number
string: “px” or “sp” or “dip” or “dp” or “mm” or “pt”
Change the size of the control in either screen relative values or in pixels if the px option was given.
Change the TextColor of the contained text.
change dialog title
Set the visibility of the control to “Show”.


County Court Judgment Check your answers
Their details |
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| Full name |
Mary Richards |
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| Full name |
Mary Richards |
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| Business name |
Richards Interior Design LLP |
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| Company name |
Smith LTD |
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| Contact person |
Jane Smith |
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| Organisation name |
Jones Bros |
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| Contact person |
Jane Smith |
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| Full name |
Mary Richards |
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| Address |
101 Regent Road Shiplake RG9 4BW |
Change Amount defendant is ordered to pay |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| ||
Payment |
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| Amount to be paid by defendant |
£1643.20 |
Change Amount defendant is ordered to pay |
| When you want the defendant to pay |
{% if data['radio-pay-group']=="Immediately" %}
Immediately
{% elseif data['radio-pay-group']=="Instalments" %}
By instalments:
£300 each month. First payment on 23 September 2017 {% elseif data['radio-pay-group']=="Set-date" %} The full amount by 12 December 2017 {% endif %} |
Change Judgment details |
Declaration
{% if data['control-box'] == 3 or data['control-box'] == 4 %}You must hold a senior position in your company to sign the declaration.
Types of senior position
A senior position could be a:
- director
- treasurer
- chief executive
- manager or other officer of the company or corporation
If your company isn't registered, a senior position could also be the:
- mayor
- chairman
- president
- town clerk or other similar officer of the corporation.


Money Play. How should Red play 32?
pips Red=128 White=132
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
If you are going to make a point then the5-pt is better than the 4-pt. Thee issue wuth that approach is the number of return shots plus if White anchors he is still in a good poition.
Better to grab the bull by the horns and hit two checkers with 8/5*, 6/4*. The 21 return shots may spell the end of the game but Red still has a fighting chance depending upon his next roll and whether White entered both checkers or not. On the other 15 numbers Red looks very good indeed.
8/5*, 6/4* is the best play. Making the 5-pt is not an error but it very nearly is. This is a case of “two on the bar is better by far”.
Better to grab the bull by the horns and hit two checkers with 8/5*, 6/4*. The 21 return shots may spell the end of the game but Red still has a fighting chance depending upon his next roll and whether White entered both checkers or not. On the other 15 numbers Red looks very good indeed.
8/5*, 6/4* is the best play. Making the 5-pt is not an error but it very nearly is. This is a case of “two on the bar is better by far”.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5* 6/4* Eq.: -0.054 0.474 0.203 0.011 - 0.526 0.240 0.023 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/5* 7/5 Eq.: -0.083 (-0.029) 0.459 0.206 0.010 - 0.541 0.193 0.013 3. Cubeful 2-ply 7/4* 6/4 Eq.: -0.122 (-0.069) 0.445 0.192 0.008 - 0.555 0.186 0.010 4. Cubeful 0-ply 7/5* 7/4* Eq.: -0.356 (-0.302) 0.416 0.163 0.008 - 0.584 0.265 0.028 5. Cubeful 0-ply 24/22 10/7 Eq.: -0.367 (-0.313) 0.406 0.102 0.002 - 0.594 0.202 0.004


Since δΦ is independent of the velocity in the particle coordinates, the ﬁrst term (adiabatic term) in expression (182) is trivial and the velocity integration can be readily performed (assume F0 is Maxwellian), giving
which is called adiabatic response. Next, let us perform the gyro-averaging and the velocity integration of the second term in expression (182), i.e.,|
| (185) |
In order to perform the gyro-averaging of δΦ, we expand δΦ in wave-number space as
|
| (186) |
and then express x in terms of the guiding center variables (X,v) since the gyro-averaging is taken by holding X rather than x constant. The guiding-center transformation gives
|
| (187) |
Using expressions (186) and (187), the gyro-average of δΦ is written as
When doing the gyro-averaging, X is hold constant and thus e∥(X) is also constant. Then it is straightforward to deﬁne the gyro-angle α. Let k⊥ deﬁne one of the perpendicular direction 1, i.e., k⊥ = k⊥1. Then another perpendicular basis vector is deﬁned by 2 = e∥×1. Then v⊥ is written as v⊥ = v⊥(1 cosα + 2 sinα), which deﬁnes the gyro-angle α. Then the blue expression in Eq. (188) is written as Then the gyro-averaging in expression (188) is written as|
| (191) |
Next, we need to perform the integration in velocity space, which is done by holding x (rather than X) constant. Therefore, it is convenient to transform back to particle coordinates. Using X = x + v ×, expression (191) is written as
|
| (192) |
Then the velocity integration is written as
Similar to Eq. (189), except for now at x rather than X, ik ⋅ v × is written as|
| (194) |
Since this is at x rather than X, k⊥, v⊥, and Ω are diﬀerent from those appearing in expression (189). However, since this diﬀerence is due to the variation of the equilibrium quantity e∥∕Ω in a Larmor radius, and thus is small and is ignored in the following.
Plugging expression (194) into expression (193) and using dv = v⊥dv⊥dv∥dα, we get
|
| (195) |
Note that ∂F0∕∂𝜀 is independent of the gyro-angle α in terms of guiding-center variables. When transformed back to particle coordinates, X contained in ∂F0∕∂𝜀 will introduce α dependence via X = x + v ×. This dependence on α is weak since the equilibrium quantities can be considered constant over a Larmor radius distance evaluated at the thermal velocity. Therefore this dependence can be ignored when performing the integration over α, i.e., in terms of particle coordinates, ∂F0∕∂𝜀 is approximately independent of the gyro-angle α. Then the integration over α in Eq. (195) can be performed, yielding
where again use has been made of the deﬁnition of the Bessel function.In order to perform the remaining velocity integration in expression (196), we assume that F0 is a Maxwellian distribution given by
|
| (199) |
Again we will ignore the weak dependence of n0(X) and T(X) on v introduced by X = x + v × e∥∕Ω when transformed back to particle coordinates.  Since the velocity integration limit is to inﬁnite, this will deﬁnitely occur. However, F0 is exponentially decreasing with velocity, making those particles with velocity much larger than the thermal velocity negligibly few and thus can be neglected.)
Parallel integration Using Eq. (199), the expression in the square brackets of Eq. (196) is written as
where v∥ = v∥∕vt, v⊥ = v⊥∕vt. Using|
| (202) |
the integration over v∥ in expression (201) can be performed, yielding
|
| (203) |
Perpendicular integration Using (I veriﬁed this by using Sympy)
|
| (204) |
where I0(a) is the zeroth modiﬁed Bessel function of the ﬁrst kind, expression (203) is written
|
| (205) |
where b = k⊥2vt2∕Ω2 = k⊥2ρt2. Then the corresponding density (185) is written as
|
| (206) |
In Fourier space, the adiabatic term in expression (184) is written as
|
| (207) |
Plugging expression (206) and (207) into expression (182), the polarization density np is written as
Deﬁne|
| (209) |
then Eq. (208) is written as
|
| (210) |
Expression (210) agrees with the result given in Yang Chen’s notes. Note that the dependence on species mass enters the formula through the Larmor radius ρt in Γ0.


The Jupyter Notebook is a web-based interactive computing platform that allows users to author data- and code-driven narratives that combine live code, equations, narrative text, visualizations, interactive dashboards and other media.
The Notebook has support for over 40 programming languages, including languages popular in Data Science such as Python, R, Julia and Scala.
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Notebook for
Accelerate
Forsgren PhD, Nicole; Humble, Jez; Kim, Gene
Citation (APA): Forsgren PhD, N., Humble, J., & Kim, G. (2018). Accelerate [Kindle Android version]. Retrieved from Amazon.com
Foreword by Martin Fowler
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“We can now assert with confidence that high IT performance correlates with strong business performance, helping to boost productivity, profitability, and market share.”
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Uhh... Duh?
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They describe how effective IT delivery organizations take about an hour to get code from “committed to mainline” to “running in production,” a
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and the sword was pulled from the stone! No one has ever done that before!!!
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wow!!
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wow wisdom cool
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UITextField
The UITextField
component represents a text input field.
class UITextField
extends
UIControl
Represents a text field component.
Constructor
(): UITextField
.withName() static
(name: string,
placeholder
?:
Stringable
): typeof UITextField
Creates a preset text field class with given name and placeholder, if any.
.isFocusable()
(): boolean
Returns true if this component can be focused directly using mouse or touch, or manually using UIComponent.requestFocus
. This method may be overridden by derived component classes, but the return value must be constant for each instance.
.isKeyboardFocusable()
(): boolean
Returns true if this component can be focused using the keyboard as well as using other methods (rather than direct manipulation only). This method may be overridden by derived component classes, but the return value must be constant for each instance.
.type
string
Input type as string, defaults to text
.
.multiline
boolean
Set to true to enable multiline input; also suppresses the EnterKeyPress event.
.placeholder
Placeholder text.
.value
string
Input value.
.name
string
Form context property name.
.formContext
UIFormContext
<any>
Bound form context, if any.
.applyStyle() protected
(style?:
UIStyle
): void
Inherited from UIControl.applyStyle
.
.textStyle
Readonly<TextStyle>
Inherited from UIControl.textStyle
.
.decoration
Readonly<Decoration>
Inherited from UIControl.decoration
.
.disabled
boolean
Inherited from UIControl.disabled
.
.shrinkwrap
boolean
Inherited from UIControl.shrinkwrap
.
.propagateComponentEvent() deprecated
(name: string, inner?:
ManagedEvent
, event?: any): void
Inherited from UIComponent.propagateComponentEvent
.
.delegateEvent() protected
(e:
ManagedEvent
, propertyName: string): true
Inherited from UIComponent.delegateEvent
.
.render()
(callback: RenderCallback<Output<
UIRenderable
, any>>): void
Inherited from UIComponent.render
.
.requestFocus()
(): void
Inherited from UIComponent.requestFocus
.
.requestFocusNext()
(): void
Inherited from UIComponent.requestFocusNext
.
.requestFocusPrevious()
(): void
Inherited from UIComponent.requestFocusPrevious
.
.style
Inherited from UIComponent.style
.
.hidden
boolean
Inherited from UIComponent.hidden
.
.dimensions
Readonly<Dimensions>
Inherited from UIComponent.dimensions
.
.position
Readonly<Position>
Inherited from UIComponent.position
.
.accessibleRole
string
Inherited from UIComponent.accessibleRole
.
.accessibleLabel
string
Inherited from UIComponent.accessibleLabel
.
.lastRenderOutput
Output<this, any>
Inherited from UIComponent.lastRenderOutput
.
.isPresetComponent() protected
(): boolean
Inherited from Component.isPresetComponent
.
.getParentComponent()
<TParent extends Component = Component>(ParentClass?:
ComponentConstructor
<TParent>): TParent
Inherited from Component.getParentComponent
.
.getBoundParentComponent()
<TParent extends Component>(ParentClass?:
ComponentConstructor
<TParent>): TParent
Inherited from Component.getBoundParentComponent
.
.emitAction()
(name: string, inner?:
ManagedEvent
, context?:
ManagedObject
): void
Inherited from Component.emitAction
.
.managedId
number
Inherited from ManagedObject.managedId
.
.managedState
Inherited from ManagedObject.managedState
.
.getReferenceCount() protected
(): number
Inherited from ManagedObject.getReferenceCount
.
.getManagedReferrers() protected
():
ManagedObject
[]
Inherited from ManagedObject.getManagedReferrers
.
.getManagedParent() protected
<TParent extends ManagedObject = ManagedObject>(ParentClass?:
ManagedObjectConstructor
<TParent>): TParent
Inherited from ManagedObject.getManagedParent
.
.emit()
<TEvent extends ManagedEvent = ManagedEvent, TConstructorArgs extends any[] = any[]>(e: string | TEvent | (new (...args: TConstructorArgs) => TEvent), ...constructorArgs: TConstructorArgs): this
Inherited from ManagedObject.emit
.
.emitChange()
(name?: string): void
Inherited from ManagedObject.emitChange
.
.propagateChildEvents() protected deprecated
(...types: ((new (...args: any[]) =>
ManagedEvent
) | ((e:
ManagedEvent
) => any))[]): this
Inherited from ManagedObject.propagateChildEvents
.
.activateManagedAsync() protected
(): Promise<any>
Inherited from ManagedObject.activateManagedAsync
.
.deactivateManagedAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.deactivateManagedAsync
.
.destroyManagedAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.destroyManagedAsync
.
.onManagedStateActivatingAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.onManagedStateActivatingAsync
.
.onManagedStateActiveAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.onManagedStateActiveAsync
.
.onManagedStateDeactivatingAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.onManagedStateDeactivatingAsync
.
.onManagedStateInactiveAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.onManagedStateInactiveAsync
.
.onManagedStateDestroyingAsync() protected
(): Promise<void>
Inherited from ManagedObject.onManagedStateDestroyingAsync
.
UITextField.Presets
extends
UIControl.Presets
UITextField presets type, for use with Component.with
.
.type
string
Input type as string, defaults to text
.
.multiline
boolean
Set to true to enable multiline input.
.placeholder
Placeholder text.
.value
Input value.
.name
string
Form state property.
.textStyle
Partial<{} | TextStyle>
Inherited from UIControl.Presets.textStyle
.
.decoration
Partial<{} | Decoration>
Inherited from UIControl.Presets.decoration
.
.disabled
boolean
Inherited from UIControl.Presets.disabled
.
.shrinkwrap
boolean
Inherited from UIControl.Presets.shrinkwrap
.
.style
string |
UIStyle
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.style
.
.hidden
boolean
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.hidden
.
.dimensions
Partial<{} | Dimensions>
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.dimensions
.
.position
Partial<{} | Position>
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.position
.
.accessibleRole
string
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.accessibleRole
.
.accessibleLabel
string
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.accessibleLabel
.
.requestFocus
boolean
Inherited from UIComponent.Presets.requestFocus
.
UITextField.InputType
type
InputType = "text" | "password" | "number" | "date" | "color";
Standardized input type names.


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'I have seen an identity' - Why there is cause for optimism at Derby County
Derby County latest - The Rams have endured a stuttering start to their Sky Bet Championship campaign, going into the international break sitting in the bottom half.
by Jamie KembleFormer Derby County full-back Shane Nicholson believes his old club are 'making progress'.
The Rams have made a slow start to the season and indeed to life under Phillip Cocu, sitting 16th in the Championship table.
But they are still within seven points of the play-offs, as well as heading in the right direction, according to Nicholson.
Speaking on RamsTV, the former defender who made 74 league appearances said: "Looking at the last three games we have managed something like 19 shots on target.
“For me, that shows that we are making progress. Against Forest last weekend we had 11 shots and seven of them were on target as well, which tells you the team is creating chances.
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You can follow our Rams reporter Steve Nicholson on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>“If one of those goes in then it really does take the pressure off. The big thing is the side is creating opportunities. We’re hitting the target, but we know it’s about sticking the ball into the back of the net.
“When you’re creating chances and you’re not taking them, as the game goes on it does add that bit of pressure to the goalkeeper and back four. It’s natural in a game for that to happen.”
Nicholson went on to speak about how he has taken inspiration from recent outings.
“In the last three games I have seen an identity in the team and how they want to play,” the 49-year-old added.
“The evidence is there in the performances, so we are moving in the right direction. I am sure the manager has learnt a lot about the division and his squad in these opening months.
“Obviously we just need to cut out these little errors that we are making in games. Don’t get me wrong, we all make mistakes, but they are just proving to be costly for us right now.”


We're in the midst of Madison Craft Beer Week and it's been a blast so far. Every night features a ton of beer-related events, from tastings to rare beers to beer dinners and social hours. I can proudly say I've been to at least one event every day so far, and it's been great.
To honor Craft Beer Week, I'll be featuring my favorite of the current MobCraft lineup, their Coffee Nut Brown. I happened upon this little gem when I went over to meet with the founders and talk about UX-y stuff. Henry was kind enough to let me sample all of the brews they currently had in stock, poured a pint for us to enjoy during the meeting, and even sent me home with one, so, of course, pancakes they shall become.
When I first tasted the Coffee Nut Brown it was one of the most coffee-y beers I'd had. It's still way up on the list, and it's balanced nicely with caramel tones and rich flavor. The color is a deep brown color, and the aroma is very strongly coffee noted. I'm really impressed overall with the MobCraft lineup and the quality of their beer, especially given a)they're pretty new to brewing, and b)their recipes and ideas are crowd-sourced.
| Mmmmmmm |
To honor Craft Beer Week, I'll be featuring my favorite of the current MobCraft lineup, their Coffee Nut Brown. I happened upon this little gem when I went over to meet with the founders and talk about UX-y stuff. Henry was kind enough to let me sample all of the brews they currently had in stock, poured a pint for us to enjoy during the meeting, and even sent me home with one, so, of course, pancakes they shall become.
When I first tasted the Coffee Nut Brown it was one of the most coffee-y beers I'd had. It's still way up on the list, and it's balanced nicely with caramel tones and rich flavor. The color is a deep brown color, and the aroma is very strongly coffee noted. I'm really impressed overall with the MobCraft lineup and the quality of their beer, especially given a)they're pretty new to brewing, and b)their recipes and ideas are crowd-sourced.
Prep/Cooking:
I unfortunately totally failed at taking pictures of batter (I must've been distracted - blame Lizzi), but there was nothing odd about prep and cooking of these pancakes. The batter covered up some of the coffee flavor with its batter-y-ness, but it also managed to fend off the yeasty flavor that usually comes with batter when you add beer to it. The pancakes came out a wonderful dark brown color, and were surprisingly consistent in size and consistency. A little flatter than usual, but that's probably my fault.
Results:
To be honest, these pancakes came out much worse than I was expecting. I ranted and raved about the flavor in beer form, and I was really looking forward to a wonderful blend of coffee and pancake. At first taste, the pancakes had lost almost all of their coffee flavor. They managed to keep some of the other, more subtler flavors the beer touts, but the main aspect (the coffee) wasn't there. As I ate more of them, though, I started to get a stronger sense of coffee out of them, and they generally got better (Lizzi concurs).
| Notice the larger-than-typical amount of pancakes. Hooray friends! |
Syrup actually helped these out a lot. Something about the maple tones and the sweetness of the syrup brought out the coffee a lot more than the pancakes had on their own. While they grew on me over time, they also greatly benefitted from syrup.
The Ternary Scale:
Pancakes: 0 - This is one of my least favorite 0s I've given. Let me explain: I'm not saying they don't make good pancakes. What I'm saying is the likelihood of you having enough of this to warrant making pancakes out of it is extremely low. MobCraft's beer tends to be one-of-a-kind, single-batch stuff, so if you get your hands on it, enjoy it in beer form, in all of its original glory.
Syrup: 1 - If you do make them, though, syrup will almost definitely help.
| Syrup helps. |
A note about MobCraft:
MobCraft Beer is a startup here in Madison that crowd-sources and crowd-funds their brewery. They're always taking submissions for beer ideas and recipes, and every month their members ("the Mob") vote on 4 potential beers to be brewed the following month. By voting, you're pledging your support to buy the beer when it comes out. They've been working on growing their reserves and their reputation, and they're working on their first commercial batch now. It should be on sale in June. Go check them out!


BATMAN AND ROBIN A film review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Joel Schumacher Writer: Akvia Goldsman Starring: George Clooney, Chris O'Donnell, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Uma Thurman, Alicia Silverstone, Michael Gough, Pat Hingle, Elle MacPherson, John Glover, Vivica Fox, Coolio
The last line (or near to that honor) is the great butler, Alfred (the ubergod, Michael Gough) saying, "I think we need a bigger bat cave," or something to that note. That's exactly what this film is - too big for its own good because it has too damn much. Cut Batgirl out. Cut one of the villains. It's too much to handle in one dosage. It's so much that characters get left behind. Poor Elle gets a mere 3 scenes and a subplot which is introduced but never finished in any way, shape or form. And Elle deserves better.
This is the fourth in the gigantic film series and the second from director Joel Schumacher. It's also the fourth worst in the series (and second worst from Joel). The series has been declining since its stunning debut, followed by the almost-as-stunning sequel and then the anti-climactic third one (first by Joel). This one's not anti-climactic - I knew it was gonna suck. It's up to Joel to make it fun though. "Batman Forever" was fun. This is a big bore of over-produced action sequences and shallow characters. I mean, this one bit.
I'm gonna put all the plot in one paragraph: Mr. Freeze (Ah-nold), who's wife was dying of some disease, has become the new big villain these days. He's a huge ex-scientist who fell into some weird liquid (Hello? Joker?) and now has a body temperature of a big fat zero and has a blue body. Batman (George) and Robin (Chris) fight him a bit but find they're growing apart. Meanwhile, another villain shows up, Poison Ivy (UMA!), who was a dorky scientist chick working on flowers in South America with a twistet scientist (John Glover) who kills her when she finds out he's used her research to develop an uberman, Bane, who is basically a man pumped with chemicals which probably killed any personality he ever had.  She starts to tear away at the dynamic duo. Meanwhile, Alfred's dying of the same disease Mr. Freeze's wife has (but in an earlier state than she), and his niece, Barbara (Alicia), comes all the way from Oxford without an English accent to get him away from the butler trade, but soon (well, not really soon, it takes her 2 hours) becomes Batgirl. MEANWHILE, in an unfinished subplot, Bruce (Batman's alter-ego, if you forgot) has been dating the lovely Julie Madison (the even lovlier Elle MacPherson) who wants a commitment after a year but he says nothing. End of her for all we know. Mr. Freeze ultimately teams with Poison Ivy and they want to freeze the world and then take it over growing new plants as their population (Don't ask!!!). The trio must team together "as family" to beat them.
There ya go. Not the whole story but no big context clues. Too much, right? Right! The films seems patched together of nice little ideas which would have made for a couple good sequels. However, while Tim Burton nicely balanced the villain/Batman storyline (although not wonderfully), Joel seems to do almost nothing with Batman in this one. He gets some corny speeches, a couple clever lines and that's it. Maybe some stunts. For all this, I can't even comment on George Clooney as Batman - I hardly saw the guy! And when I did, he had horrible dialogue to say. I think Michael Keaton is the quintessential Batman but Val Kilmer was too robotic and fake as Batman in the last episode. George is in between them. He's not quintessential, he's not horrible, he's good. But I'm sure next time when they decide to renovate the series since they'll be critically murdered for this sorry effort, we'll get a good script and Clooney will shine (if he still has the job).
The villains are the only interesting part of the series according to Schumacher. Last time, we had the brawn of Two Face as played by Tommy Lee Jones and the brains/comedy supplied by the Riddler as realized by Jim Carrey. This time we have a somewhat sympathetic and somewhat hatable villain (the same guy), Mr. Freeze. We feel bad for his mental/physical collapse but does he really need to kill everyone for plants? Arnold isn't very good - too hokey but kinda sympathetic at some points. When he watches old movies of his wife, he actually looks somber. Wow.
But Uma makes the most of her seductive character, getting the right point between hamminess and seductiveness. It's like she's almost parodying herself in "Pulp Fiction" at points. She's incredibly hot and makes the movie pretty much a star better.
As for the lower Bat-people, Chris is the same as he was in "Batman Forever," although I think his work in these is too hokey when he's best at quieter parts in "Scent of a Woman" or just plain cool parts in "Fried Green Tomotoes." Alicia - I love the girl but she's not particularly good in this film. She can hypotheitically act, we all saw that in "Clueless," but her lines kinda sound weird. And it isn't the mushy-mouth this time. But in all fairness, she has virtually no part.
And poor Elle. Poor, poor Elle. I love that woman and she can also hypothetically act (for those of us who saw "Sirens"). But she has no part!!! It seems like Joel had so much footage that he had to edit almost an hour out of the final product. There are no "couch" scenes (like my best friend noticed). Now listen to me on this one - in every "Batman" flick, there's a couch scene. In the original, it was with Vicki. In "Returns," it was a good make-out scene with Selena. And in the last one, it was a chat with Nicole. This one, it's nothing. And Batgirl does next-to-nothing in this film till the end when she's suddenly "part of the family."
Fortunately, we get a lot of Alfred. He's the always reliable butler, in case you didn't know, who has been with Bruce all his life. He's a god. He's a father figure. He's also dying. This got to me. I love Alfred almost as much as Bruce and to see him in a robe, not in his tux, and freaking dying just gets to me. We also get the idea that he might have been unhappy the whole time...but this is never answered, as this film is too cluttered.
But in defense, it does have some good parts, other than Uma. For one, George IS a good Batman but unfortunately gets nothing to do. And there are some nice touches. When they show the asylum at one point, they show the patient's belongings in a room and we see the Riddler's costume. I laughed. And during a biker scene (involving Robin and Batgirl - another subplot never handled past initiation period), we not only see Coolio but a bunch of bad-asses dressed as "droogs" from "A Clockwork Orange." I laughed at all these.
The film falls apart around the five-minute mark during an enormously long action sequence which must last around 20 minutes...or did it just feel like that? The film should serve as another in the long-line of films which demonstrate that we need more intelligent films nowadays.   That's why last year, indy films grossed more than ever. That's why this will have a strong box-office initative from people who just want to see it, like me, but will die after a week or two when the word around the grapevine kills it. That's why the next two big-budget aciton pics are John Woo's "Face/Off" and Barry Sonnenfeld's "Men in Black," both which are the first two to catch on to the wave early on.
I like Joel Schumacher more as a person than an artiste. I like some of his films ("Flatliners," "A Time to Kill") but a lot of them suck. He's a really eccentric person and I loved one of his quotes about how he admits to being a mediocre director and that's what makes him great. But his costuming for Woody Allen's "Sleeper" was more interesting than this one (and his costuming WAS cool - look for the nazi number).
I love the "Batman" series. The first two rocked and I did like the last one. But this one is not going to be one that I watch repeatedly like the other three. Hopefully, this will also serve as a springboard to a better Batman next time.  And Michael Keaton. But we can only hope.
MY RATING (out of 5): **
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