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The Human Evasion by Celia Green
Chapter 7 : The Sane Person Talks of God
The human race has always been unable to distinguish clearly between metaphysics and morality. Thus the word "God" can be used to mean "origin of existence" or it can be used to mean "intelligent being interested in the social behaviour of humans". These two concepts are not, however, the same, and any relationship between them would have to be carefully established.In the same way "religion" could mean two different things. It might mean something like "a person's attitude to the Outside in general, and the fact of existence in particular". As it happens, it does not mean this, and no one expects it to. It is actually used to mean "a person's attitude towards social interactions with other people, with some reference to a supposed intelligent being who is interested in these interactions". The last clause is dispensable. Most people would have little hesitation in accepting as "religious" someone who showed the required behaviour patterns, whether he said he believed in a God or not.
It is usually impossible to make sense of passages in which the word God appears at all often. Consider, for example, this description by Erich Fromm of an up-to-date, sensible kind of religious person.
The truly religious person, if he follows the essence of the monotheistic idea, does not pray for anything, does not expect anything from God; he does not love God as a child loves his father or his mother; he has acquired the humility of sensing his limitations, to the degree of knowing that he knows nothing about God. God becomes for him a symbol in which man, at an earlier stage of his evolution, has expressed the totality of that which man is striving for, the realm of the spiritual world, of love, truth and justice. He ... considers all of his life only valuable inasmuch as it gives him the chance to arrive at an ever fuller unfolding of his human powersas the only reality that matters, as the only object of "ultimate concern"; and eventually, he does not speak about Godnor even mention his name. To love God, if he were going to use this word, would mean, then to long for the attainment of the full capacity to love, for the realization of that which "God" stands for in oneself. [1]Let us see what becomes of this passage if it is rewritten with the term "God" understood to mean "reason for existence" throughout.
"he truly religious person, if he accepts the idea of a single overriding cause which originated all that exists, does not expect this cause to be directly related to what goes on in his own life, and does not expect it to do anything for him. He does not ask it for anything and does not expect to enter into a security-giving personal relationship with it. He realizes that he is a finite being, and that the reason for existence is inconceivable to him. He realizes that he is one of a certain race of animals which has evolved on a certain planet of a certain star in a certain galaxy, and that as they evolved these animals formulate certain ideals at which to aim. The reason for existence becomes to him a symbol for the security and consistency which his race of animals would like to have. He considers his life only valuable inasmuch as he considers it valuable. He regards what interests him as the only reality that matters, and the only object of any importance to the overriding cause which originated all that exists. Eventually he does not ask any questions about the reason for existencenor even refer to it in passing. To desire the knowledge of the reason for existence would mean to him, then, to long for the attainment of the full capacity to have an intense interest in the welfare of other members of his species. This is the realization of that part of one's psychology for which the words 'reason for existence' stand."Modern thinkers are at last feeling free to divorce the ideas of "God" and "religion" from any direct connection with the fact that things exist. Some go further. Not only has "God" nothing in particular to do with the origin of existence, but also it has nothing whatever to do with anything human beings do not understand aboutthat is, it has nothing to do with the Outside.
Fromm's treatment of the idea of God depends on never defining it. A further advance has been made by the Bishop of Woolwich, who admittedly does not define it either, but says explicitly that it isn't there.
What is of interest about the Bishop of Woolwich is not that he is supposed to be a Christian (which is a matter of definition), but that he is human. One might say that he is very human. He speaks for his time; not only for the Christianity of his time but for human psychology as it stands facing the unknownor rather, with its back to it.
I do not mean to be unduly condemnatory of human beings for standing in this position. It is the done thing. In fact, it has always been the done thing, although formerly some pains were taken to disguise the fact. When people talked about "God" they used to pretend that what they said had something to do with questions about the meaning of existence and the purpose of life.
The splendid discovery made by the Bishop of Woolwich is that the human race is completely uninterested in such questions, but now it is all right to say so. Man has "come of age".
It is not very easy to understand what the Bishop of Woolwich is saying, but it is easier if you start by ascribing a zero value to the term "God". What I mean is that you need to leave a sort of blank hole in every sentence in which the word "God" appears. It is never defined, and so it is semantically redundant.
However, though he does not say who or what God is, the Bishop wants most earnestly to assert that God is not Out There.
But the signs are that we are reaching the point at which the whole conception of a God "out there" ... is itself becoming more of a hindrance than a help ... Suppose belief in God does not, indeed cannot, mean being persuaded of the "existence" of some entity, even a supreme entity, which might or might not be there, like life on Mars? ... Suppose that all such atheism does is to destroy an idol, and that we can and must go on without a God "out there" at all?[2]What can we make of these statements? Something (unspecified) is not Out There. Does this mean nothing is Out There? Or nothing of any significance is Out There? A little reflection convinces the questing mind that what the Bishop really means is "There is no Out There."
To make this a little more grammatical, let us rephrase it as "There is no Outside". As we have mentioned, we define the Outside as "that which falls outside the comprehension of the human race". Now whatever else God might be supposed to be, one would imagine that he, she or it was unquestionably Outside.
But the Bishop has two reasons for supposing that God is not Outside.
One of them is that the Inside is getting bigger. We are better at science than we used to be, and our expectation of life is increasing. We can make aeroplanes and control malaria. We do not know what everything is existing for, but neither do we care.
God is an "x" in the equation whom we cannot get on without, a cause, controller or designer whom we are bound to posit or allow room forthis hypothesis seems to men today more and more superfluous.[3]Note, incidentally, a nice piece of sane writing. If you talk of "God" impersonally as "a cause" it is difficult to reject the hypothesis that "there is always room for a cause we do not know about." If, however, you talk of God as a "designer", you are obviously bringing in all those anthropomorphic associations which make the idea of God ludicrous. This is where apposition is so useful.
But the Bishop's main reason for supposing that God is not Outside is that we are none of us interested in an Outside, and we are interested in other people.
The world is not asking "How can I find a gracious God?" It is asking "How can I find a gracious neighbour?"[4]So if "God" is to be of any interest, it must mean something about human relationships. (Just what about human relationships it could mean is never clear. The Bishop's only elucidation takes the form of periodically intoning such words as "depth" and "ultimacy".)
Of course, the Bishop is not alone in all this. He quotes extensively from Tillich, for example.
When Tillich speaks of God in "depth", he is not speaking of another Being at all. He is speaking of "the infinite and inexhaustible depth and ground of all being", of our ultimate concern, of what we take seriously without reservation.[5](I leave the reader to work out how many of the techniques described in "How to Write Sane Books" are used in those two sentences.)
Tillich maintains that God is the "ultimate concern" of every man. I think all modern theologians would agree. However, the question is whether you take "God" as defining "man's ultimate concern", or take "man's ultimate concern" as defining "God". Naturally, in this democratic age, the latter procedure is usually followed. (There is only one of God whereas there are a number of human beings; it would obviously be undemocratic to take God as a standard.) I am happy to see the old opposition between God and man has all but vanished from modern theology. There is now the most extraordinary sympathy, not to say identity, of outlook.
We musteven if it seems "dangerous"affirm that the glory of God and the glory of man, although different, actually coincide. There is no other glory of God (this is a free decision of his will) than that which comes about in man's existence. And there is no other glory of man than that which he may and can have in glorifying God. Likewise God's beatitude coincides with man's happiness. Man's happiness is to make God's beatitude appear in his life, and God's beatitude consists in giving himself to man in the form of human happiness.[6]So far we have only considered the modern kind of theologian, who does not believe in God. This should not be taken to imply that the human evasion has only just started to operate in this area.Even when people believed in God you may remember that there was a certain difficulty in driving any metaphysical argument with them beyond a certain point. They would suddenly round on you, with or without a sweet smile, and say, "Ah, but the important thing is that God is a person." This effectively prevented any further discussion of his possible existence or attributes, particularly as the concepts "person" and "personality" appeared to defy analysis.
It is, of course, entirely compatible with the human evasion that it should suddenly interpose the "personal" and the reason for existenceby whatever name it calls it. It is no less compatible with it that the people who disbelieve in God should do so on the grounds that he was a personal God. "It is evident", they say, "that when people believed in God they were thinking of something like a human being with whom one could have emotional interactions. This is Freudian. It is obvious that there is no Outside because when people thought there was, they treated it like a person. I am well-adjusted and do not need a God to have emotional interactions with. I can have them with other people. Consequently there is no Outside."
[1] Erich Fromm, The Art of Loving, Allen and Unwin Paperback, 1957, p.54. [2] John A. T. Robinson, Honest to God, S. C. M. Paperback, 1963, pp.15-17. [3] John A. T. Robinson, The New Reformation, S.C.M. Paperback, 1965, p.108. [4] Ibid., p.33. [5] John A.T. Robinson, Honest to God, S.C.M. Paperback, 1963, p.46. [6] Karl Barth, The Faith of the Church, Collins Fontana Books, 1958, p.13.
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This recipe was created by Angela Hartnett specifically for the Great British Budget Banquet Dinner and shows you how to get more value from a roast chicken by using the carcass to make stock for a fragrant rice.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Joint the chicken removing the breasts, legs and wings. Place the remaining carcass in a large saucepan and cover with water to make a stock. Bring to the boil then reduce the heat and simmer for 30 minutes.
In a small bowl, mix together the grated ginger and cumin with the oil, thyme and a pinch of salt and pepper to make a paste. Place the chicken pieces into a large roasting tray and cover evenly with the paste.
Place the courgette and peppers around the chicken pieces, then roast for 30-40 minutes on the top shelf of the oven, or until the chicken is cooked and golden-brown.
Strain the chicken stock and discard the carcass, season to taste with salt and pepper.
Cover the rice with 500ml/18fl oz stock (from the chicken carcass) and add the cinnamon stick, bay leaf and cardamom. Cook with the lid on over a high heat for 15 minutes. Towards the last five minutes of cooking time add the raisins.
Check that the rice is cooked, strain off any excess liquid and remove the bay leaf and spices. Add the zest and juice of the lemon and lime. Mix through and season to taste with salt and pepper.
Serve the roasted chicken pieces and roasted vegetables on a bed of the spiced rice. Garnish with a sprinkling of chopped toasted nuts and sliced spring onions. Finish with a little chopped coriander if desired.


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One of the things I wanted to do before starting to mess around with kernel programming, is start a Wiki with information about Netfilter.
Now it turns out there already is a wiki, but noone is using it yet. So today, I made the first edit and changed the main page.
I hope many edits will follow, because I believe there is way too little documentation surrouding the Netfilter project.
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Suspected female ISIS member return to Germany with three children
by Agency ReportA woman believed to have belonged to the so-called Islamic State, ISIS group and her three children has arrived back in her home country Germany, police told AFP Sunday.
The woman is the first adult female IS member to have been returned through official channels to Germany from Syria.
Named only as Laura H., the 30-year-old from Hesse state arrived at Frankfurt airport late Saturday on a flight from Erbil, Iraq.
While Laura H. was not immediately arrested on arrival, she remains the subject of an investigation on suspicion of membership of a terrorist organisation as well as failure to properly care for her children, news weekly Der Spiegel reported citing security sources.
Her passport has been confiscated and she has been banned from leaving the country, while her children are being entrusted to a close relative, Spiegel added.
According to the magazine, she travelled in 2016 from Giessen in central Germany to Syria with her children and her husband, a Somalia-born US citizen, where she joined ISIS.
She had already been linked to Salafist (Islamic fundamentalist) circles in Germany and allegedly posted an online call for aid donations for Syria that in reality went to a fundamentalist group.
Following her husband’s reported killing and her own capture by Kurdish security forces, Laura H. claims to have turned away from ISIS ideology.
A US aid organisation helped bring her to Erbil from the Al-Hol prison camp in northeastern Syria, Spiegel reported.
Kurdish authorities have repeatedly urged Western countries to repatriate their nationals linked to ISIS, but they have been largely reluctant to do so.
A Turkish invasion of northern Syria last month sparked concern of a mass breakout from Kurdish-held jails and camps.
Germany had already brought home a handful of orphans, but no adults until Saturday.
Austria, Belgium, Britain and France have also repatriated some orphaned children, while the United States has repatriated several women and their children.
An Albanian boy taken by his mother to join ISIS in Syria returned to his home in Italy earlier this month.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kosovo have all repatriated dozens of women and children.
(AFP)


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| query |
string
|
The search query. |
|
| options |
Object
|
The possible options. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
searchPlaylists('workout', { limit : 1, offset : 0 }).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, returns an object containing the search results. The result is paginated. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get an artist's albums.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| artistId |
string
|
The artist's ID. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getArtistAlbums('0oSGxfWSnnOXhD2fKuz2Gy', { album_type : 'album', country : 'GB', limit : 2, offset : 5 }).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, returns an object containing the albums for the given artist. The result is paginated. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the tracks of an album.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| albumId | the album's ID. |
||
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getAlbumTracks('41MnTivkwTO3UUJ8DrqEJJ', { limit : 5, offset : 1 }).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, returns an object containing the tracks in the album. The result is paginated. If the promise is rejected. it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get an artist's top tracks.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| artistId |
string
|
The artist's ID. |
|
| country |
string
|
The country/territory where the tracks are most popular. (format: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2) |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getArtistTopTracks('0oSGxfWSnnOXhD2fKuz2Gy', 'GB').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, returns an object containing the artist's top tracks in the given country. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get related artists.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| artistId |
string
|
The artist's ID. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getArtistRelatedArtists('0oSGxfWSnnOXhD2fKuz2Gy').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, returns an object containing the related artists. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get information about a user.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId | The user ID. |
||
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getUser('thelinmichael').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the user. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get information about the user that has signed in (the current user).
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getMe().then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the user. The amount of information depends on the permissions given by the user. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get a user's playlists.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
An optional id of the user. If you know the Spotify URI it is easy to find the id (e.g. spotify:user:<here_is_the_id>). If not provided, the id of the user that granted the permissions will be used. |
|
| options |
Object
|
The options supplied to this request. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getUserPlaylists('thelinmichael').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a list of playlists. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID. |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID. |
|
| options |
Object
|
The options supplied to this request. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getPlaylist('thelinmichael', '3EsfV6XzCHU8SPNdbnFogK').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing the playlist. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get tracks in a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
THe playlist's owner's user ID. |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID. |
|
| options |
Object
|
Optional options, such as fields. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getPlaylistTracks('thelinmichael', '3ktAYNcRHpazJ9qecm3ptn').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object that containing the tracks in the playlist. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Create a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID. |
|
| playlistName |
string
|
The name of the playlist. |
|
| options |
Object
|
The possible options, currently only public. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
createPlaylist('thelinmichael', 'My cool playlist!', { public : false }).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the created playlist. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Follow a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| options |
Object
|
The possible options, currently only public. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Unfollow a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| options |
Object
|
The possible options, currently only public. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Change playlist details.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| options |
Object
|
The possible options, e.g. name, public. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
changePlaylistDetails('thelinmichael', '3EsfV6XzCHU8SPNdbnFogK', {name: 'New name', public: true}).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Add tracks to a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| tracks |
Array.<string>
|
URIs of the tracks to add to the playlist. |
|
| options |
Object
|
Options, position being the only one. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
addTracksToPlaylist('thelinmichael', '3EsfV6XzCHU8SPNdbnFogK', '["spotify:track:4iV5W9uYEdYUVa79Axb7Rh", "spotify:track:1301WleyT98MSxVHPZCA6M"]').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an object containing a snapshot_id. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove tracks from a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| tracks |
Array.<Object>
|
An array of objects containing a property called uri with the track URI (String), and a an optional property called positions (int[]), e.g. { uri : "spotify:track:491rM2JN8KvmV6p0oDDuJT", positions : [0, 15] } |
|
| options |
Object
|
Options, snapshot_id being the only one. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an object containing a snapshot_id. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove tracks from a playlist by position instead of specifying the tracks' URIs.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| positions |
Array.<int>
|
The positions of the tracks in the playlist that should be removed |
|
| snapshot_id |
string
|
The snapshot ID, or version, of the playlist. Required |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an object containing a snapshot_id. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Replace tracks in a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| uris |
Array.<Object>
|
An array of track URIs (strings) |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Reorder tracks in a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| rangeStart |
int
|
The position of the first track to be reordered. |
|
| insertBefore |
int
|
The position where the tracks should be inserted. |
|
| options |
Object
|
Optional parameters, i.e. range_length and snapshot_id. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an object containing a snapshot_id. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get audio features for a single track identified by its unique Spotify ID.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackId |
string
|
The track ID |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getAudioFeaturesForTrack('38P3Q4QcdjQALGF2Z92BmR').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the audio features. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get audio analysis for a single track identified by its unique Spotify ID.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackId |
string
|
The track ID |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getAudioAnalysisForTrack('38P3Q4QcdjQALGF2Z92BmR').then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the audio analysis. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get audio features for multiple tracks identified by their unique Spotify ID.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackIds |
Array.<string>
|
The track IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getAudioFeaturesForTracks(['38P3Q4QcdjQALGF2Z92BmR', '2HO2bnoMrpnZUbUqiilLHi']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing information about the audio features for the tracks. If the promise is rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Create a playlist-style listening experience based on seed artists, tracks and genres.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
The options supplied to this request. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getRecommendations({ min_energy: 0.4, seed_artists: ['6mfK6Q2tzLMEchAr0e9Uzu', '4DYFVNKZ1uixa6SQTvzQwJ'], min_popularity: 50 }).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a list of tracks and a list of seeds. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve a list of available genres seed parameter values for recommendations.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
getAvailableGenreSeeds().then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a list of available genres to be used as seeds for recommendations. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve a URL where the user can give the application permissions.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| scopes |
Array.<string>
|
The scopes corresponding to the permissions the application needs. |
|
| state |
string
|
A parameter that you can use to maintain a value between the request and the callback to redirect_uri.It is useful to prevent CSRF exploits. |
|
| showDialog |
boolean
|
A parameter that you can use to force the user to approve the app on each login rather than being automatically redirected. |
string
The URL where the user can give application permissions.
Retrieve the tracks that are saved to the authenticated users Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being market, limit, and/or offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object which in turn contains playlist track objects. Not returned if a callback is given.
Check if one or more tracks is already saved in the current Spotify user’s “Your Music” library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackIds |
Array.<string>
|
The track IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into an array of booleans. The order of the returned array's elements correspond to the track ID in the request. The boolean value of true indicates that the track is part of the user's library, otherwise false. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove a track from the authenticated user's Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackIds |
Array.<string>
|
The track IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns null, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Add a track from the authenticated user's Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| trackIds |
Array.<string>
|
The track IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns null, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove an album from the authenticated user's Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| albumIds |
Array.<string>
|
The album IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns null, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Add an album from the authenticated user's Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| albumIds |
Array.<string>
|
The track IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns null, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve the albums that are saved to the authenticated users Your Music library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being market, limit, and/or offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object which in turn contains playlist album objects. Not returned if a callback is given.
Check if one or more albums is already saved in the current Spotify user’s “Your Music” library.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| albumIds |
Array.<string>
|
The album IDs |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into an array of booleans. The order of the returned array's elements correspond to the album ID in the request. The boolean value of true indicates that the album is part of the user's library, otherwise false. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the current user's top artists based on calculated affinity.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being time_range, limit, offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of artists, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the current user's top tracks based on calculated affinity.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being time_range, limit, offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the Current User's Recently Played Tracks
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being type, after, limit, before. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the Current User's Connect Devices
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the Current User's Currently Playing Track.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being market. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the Current User's Current Playback State
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being market. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Transfer a User's Playback
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being market. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Starts o Resumes the Current User's Playback
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being context_uri, offset, uris. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackResume({context_uri: 'spotify:album:5ht7ItJgpBH7W6vJ5BqpPr'}).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Pauses the Current User's Playback
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackPause().then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Skip the Current User's Playback To Previous Track
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackPrevious().then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Skip the Current User's Playback To Next Track
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackNext().then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Set Repeat Mode On The Current User's Playback
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being state (track, context, off). |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackRepeat({state: 'context'}).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Set Shuffle Mode On The Current User's Playback
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being state (true, false). |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
playbackShuffle({state: 'false'}).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into a paging object of tracks, otherwise an error. Not returned if a callback is given.
Add the current user as a follower of one or more other Spotify users.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userIds |
Array.<string>
|
The IDs of the users to be followed. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
followUsers(['thelinmichael', 'wizzler']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Add the current user as a follower of one or more artists.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| artistIds |
Array.<string>
|
The IDs of the artists to be followed. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
followArtists(['0LcJLqbBmaGUft1e9Mm8HV', '3gqv1kgivAc92KnUm4elKv']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove the current user as a follower of one or more other Spotify users.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userIds |
Array.<string>
|
The IDs of the users to be unfollowed. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
unfollowUsers(['thelinmichael', 'wizzler']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Remove the current user as a follower of one or more artists.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| artistIds |
Array.<string>
|
The IDs of the artists to be unfollowed. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
unfollowArtists(['0LcJLqbBmaGUft1e9Mm8HV', '3gqv1kgivAc92KnUm4elKv']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, simply resolves to an empty object. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Check to see if the current user is following one or more other Spotify users.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userIds |
Array.<string>
|
The IDs of the users to check if are followed by the current user. |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
isFollowingUsers(['thelinmichael', 'wizzler']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into an array of booleans. The order of the returned array's elements correspond to the users IDs in the request. The boolean value of true indicates that the user is following that user, otherwise is not. Not returned if a callback is given.
Get the current user's followed artists.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being after and limit. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object which contains album objects. Not returned if a callback is given.
Check if users are following a playlist.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| userId |
string
|
The playlist's owner's user ID |
|
| playlistId |
string
|
The playlist's ID |
|
| User |
Array.<String>
|
IDs of the following users |
|
| callback |
requestCallback
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Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful returns an array of booleans. If rejected, it contains an error object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Check to see if the current user is following one or more artists.
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|---|---|---|---|
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The IDs of the artists to check if are followed by the current user. |
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| callback |
requestCallback
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Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
isFollowingArtists(['0LcJLqbBmaGUft1e9Mm8HV', '3gqv1kgivAc92KnUm4elKv']).then(...)
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves into an array of booleans. The order of the returned array's elements correspond to the artists IDs in the request. The boolean value of true indicates that the user is following that artist, otherwise is not. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve new releases
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|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
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Options, being country, limit and/or offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object which contains album objects. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve featured playlists
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|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
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Options, being country, locale, timestamp, limit, offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object which contains featured playlists. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve a list of categories used to tag items in Spotify (e.g. in the 'Browse' tab)
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being country, locale, limit, offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a paging object of categories. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve a category.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| categoryId |
string
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The id of the category to retrieve. |
|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being country, locale. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to an object containing a category object. Not returned if a callback is given.
Retrieve playlists for a category.
| Name | Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| categoryId |
string
|
The id of the category to retrieve playlists for. |
|
| options |
Object
|
Options, being country, limit, offset. |
Optional |
| callback |
requestCallback
|
Optional callback method to be called instead of the promise. |
Optional |
Promise
A promise that if successful, resolves to a paging object containing simple playlists. Not returned if a callback is given.


Psychologists believe the test you just took measures how reflective and open-minded someone is, particularly when dealing with information that conflicts with their interests or beliefs. In one recent study, a researcher found that tended to have scores that implied they were less open-minded than . How strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statement?
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This list contains the expected age per tag from the the Ask Ubuntu site, sorted by expected age.
The list was generated with the Ask Ubuntu April 2011 data dump on 4/25/2011 10:37:46 PM.
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Please see the following link for other lists.


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Zettabyte Storage zBox: "The zBox is offered as part of a complete online backup service known as ZettaBits. The zBox runs on your local network and automatically backs up data to Amazon S3. Once you commit (I'm not sure if the proper term is buy, lease, or rent) a zBox and place it on your network, data stored locally will end up safe and secure in S3."
Beautiful. How long before someone hooks up a Nokia photo frame to Flickr?


Filaments that structure DNA
| Source: | University of Freiburg |
| Summary: | Researchers discover how outside stimuli drive the formation and reorganization of the cytoskeleton in the nucleus of mammalian cells. |
They play a leading role not only in muscle cells. Actin filaments are one of the most abundant proteins in all mammalian cells. The filigree structures form an important part of the cytoskeleton and locomotor system. Cell biologists at the University of Freiburg are now using cell cultures to show how receptor proteins in the plasma membrane of these cells transmit signals from the outside to actin molecules inside the nucleus, which then form threads. In a new study, the team led by pharmacologist Professor Robert Grosse uses physiological messengers to control the assembly and disassembly of actin filaments in the cell nucleus and shows, which signaling molecules control the process. The results of their study have been published in the latest Nature Communications.
"It was previously unknown just how a hormone or agent induces the cell to begin filament formation in the intact cell nucleus," Grosse says. Back in 2013, he discovered that actin threads were formed in the nucleus when he exposed cells to serum components. In the nucleus, actin usually occurs as a single protein. It only forms filaments when a signal is given. Actin filaments resemble a double chain of beads and create possible anchor points or pathways for the structures in the cell nucleus. They give the DNA structure — for example, determining how densely packed the chromosomes in the form of chromatin are. This influences the readability of the genetic material. "What we have here is a generally valid mechanism that shows how external, physiological signals can control the cytoskeleton in the nucleus and reorganize the genome in a very short time," Grosse explains.
Grosse is familiar with the signaling pathway that reaches into the nucleus, known as the G-protein-coupled receptor pathway. Agents, hormones, or signal transmitters bind these receptor types at the cell membrane, which is a target for a large number of clinical drugs. The receptor initiates a calcium release in the cell via a signaling cascade. The team then shows that intracellular calcium causes filaments to be formed on the inner membrane of the cell nucleus. In the study, they used fluorescence microscopy and genetic engineering methods to show how actin filaments appeared in the nucleus after physiological messengers such as thrombin and LPA bound to G-protein-coupled receptors.
In the research project within the University of Freiburg excellence cluster CIBSS — Centre for Integrative Biological Signalling Studies, Grosse is now investigating the more exact processes in the cell nucleus. "My team in Freiburg wants to find out in detail how filament formation influences the readability of the genetic material and what role the inner cell nucleus membrane plays in this process."
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Mounting the Arduino¶
Option 1: Assembly of Arduino onto the acrylic base¶
Step 1. To mount the Arduino Uno, take the bag of screws and plastic standoffs from Bag C. You do not need the 4 flat-head screws. Place one of the screws through one of the Arduino mount holes. On the other side place a plastic standoff and washer. The washer will hold the standoff in place while you work. Repeat for the remaining 3 mount-holes.
Step 2. Place the Arduino onto the base plate and line up the screws from the above step with the holes in the Arduino holes in the base plate. Screw them down into the base plate. Note: the screws will go partly into the base plate, not all the way through.
Step 3. Mount the colorimeter shield onto the Arduino board. There is only one orientation possible. Note that the shield pins are labelled on the silkscreen (white text) to match the label on the corresponding header on the Arduino board.
Step 4. Connect the ribbon cable to both the enclosure and the colorimeter shield. We have found it easier to connect the cable to the colorimeter first and then to the Arduino second.
Option 2: Assembly of Arduino with TuxCase¶
Step 1. To first mount the TuxCase onto the base plate, you will need the 4 flat-head screws from Bag C. Place the TuxCase on the base plate and line-up the four corner holes with the holes on the base plate. Fasten in place with the 4 flat-head screws.
Step 2. Place the Arduino inside the TuxCase as shown in the Images below and fasten into the case using the 4 shorter (1/4”) screws that come with the TuxCase kit.
Step 3. Mount the colorimeter shield onto the Arduino board. There is only one orientation possible. Note that the shield pins are labelled on the silkscreen (white text) to match the label on the corresponding header on the Arduino board. Place the black acrylic spacer and the clear top onto the enclosure. Using the remaining 4 screws from the TuxCase kit, secure the top in place at the four corners.
Step 4. Connect the ribbon cable to both the enclosure and the colorimeter shield. We have found it easier to connect the cable to the colorimeter first and then to the Arduino second.


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g3d::cg_program Class Reference
cg_program class.
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#include <CgProgram.hpp>
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cg_program class.
Contains cg program, and operates on it. Compiling, loading, getting arguments - that's all things which this class doing. It can be copied.
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The purpose of this workshop is to provide a common forum for this important research area
as it continues to grow in application breadth and technical depth. The goal is to bring together
researchers and practitioners to evaluate the current state of research, discuss common problems
and emerging directions (such as clone detection in software models, clone analysis in re-engineering
for reuse, clone analysis in software evolution, and clone detection in copyright and plagiarism),
to exchange ideas and discover new opportunities for collaboration, to explore and envision new
applications and areas of research, and to present and discuss new empirical results, new insights
and new approaches in clone analysis and detection. In particular, we expect the in-depth analysis
of use cases and experiences of clone management in practice to further shape our research.
The expected outcome is a catalog of open issues that should be addressed in the near future,
concrete plans for research to address these issues, and new international collaborations
to work on them.


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Write a string to the specified position. This updates the cursor's position.
x
- the distance from the left to begin writing from
y
- the distance from the top to begin writing from
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this for convenient chaining of method calls


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| COPPOCK | RENEE | YVCC | 0 | 0 | 4TH/25 PTS | 0 | 25 | |||
| FLANNIKER | MICHELLE | UNATT | 9TH/2 PTS | 0 | 0 | 2 | ||||
| FREDERICKS | KRISTEN | UNATT | 3RD/30 PTS | 0 | 0 | 30 | 9TH | |||
| GAERTNER | JENNI | VERTICAL EARTH | 2ND/40 PTS | 0 | 0 | 40 | 8TH | |||
| HOLTZ | SHERIE | ECC | 6TH/18 PTS | 18 | ||||||
| INBODY | JODI | GDCT | 0 | 0 | 10TH/2 PTS | 0 | 2 | |||
| KNUDSEN | HEATHER | UM | 8TH/ 15 PTS | 0 | 0 | 15 | ||||
| LYNCH | TABATHA | UNATT | 0 | 0 | 9TH/2 PTS | 0 | 2 | |||
| MACKEY | SUSAN | UNATT | 0 | 0 | 6TH/18 PTS | 0 | 18 | |||
| MCDONALD | JANE | ECC | 7TH/16 PTS | 16 | ||||||
| MCKAIN | HEATHER | MSU | 0 | 0 | 2ND/40 PTS | 2ND/40 PTS | 80 | 3RD | ||
| MEYER | JEN | UM | 7TH/ 16 PTS | 0 | 0 | 16 | ||||
| MOORE | DEBBIE | UNATT | 10TH/2 PTS | 2 | ||||||
| MORGAN | TAWNYA | GAS/HERITAGE | 10TH/2 PTS | 0 | 0 | 2 | ||||
| NELSON | BECKY | ECC | 3RD/30 PTS | 30 | 9TH | |||||
| NERISON | JEN | 5VV | 1ST/50 PTS | 0 | 0 | 50 | 5TH | |||
| ODRISCOLL | JANE | GDCT | 0 | 0 | 7TH/16 PTS | 9TH/2PTS | 18 | |||
| SENSENIG | GWEN | GDCT | 0 | 1ST/50 PTS | 0 | 50 | 5TH | |||
| SHIRLEY | ERRIN | HIGHLANDS | 5TH/ 20 PTS | 3RD/30 PTS | 5TH/20 PTS | 8TH/15 PTS | 85 | 2ND | ||
| SPEEGLE | LISA | UNATT | 0 | 0 | 3RD/30 PTS | 0 | 30 | 9TH | ||
| THORPE | ANDREA | 5VV | 4TH/25 PTS | 2ND/40 PTS | 1ST/50PTS | 4TH/25 PTS | 140 | 1ST | ||
| TRANEL | MONICA | GDCT | 1ST/50 PTS | 50 | 5TH | |||||
| WHITMORE | DEB | 5VV | 6TH/ 18 PTS | 0 | 0 | 18 | ||||
| WODNIK | RHONDA | GDCT | 0 | 4TH/25 PTS | 8TH/15 PTS | 5TH/20 PTS | 60 | 4TH | ||
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| WIKE | CHRISTINE | GDCT | 1ST/50 PTS | 0 | 1ST/50 PTS | 1ST/50 | 150 | 1ST | ||
| CAT 2 RIDERS | ||||||||||
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Let's enjoy Cloud Music together
Psychedelic rock gives me a comfortable numb. Pink Floyd and Tame Impala. Country music of the last century and old-fashioned folk. California. Homer's epic glitters with bronze spears and the blazing sun in the mists of antiquity. Chopin my favourite classical musician.
Favourite Songs


The select control is commonly used to enable users to select an item from a predefined list. Use the select control if the users need to select one item exclusively from a short list of options (usually between 2 and 12 items).


Use a modular scale to help you decide on the font-size
of your elements. Modular scale refers to a series of harmonious numbers that relate to one another in a meaningful way.
A single modular scale will rarely look good on all resolutions. To remedy this, different scales can be used depending on the resolution of the viewer's device.
//Sass responsive modular scale
/*
* Modular scale
* http://www.modularscale.com/?1.25&em&1.33&web&text
*/
$type-scale-large: (
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h3: 2.211rem,
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p: 1.25rem
);
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*/
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h4: 1.563rem,
p: 1.25rem,
);
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*/
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h1: 2.686rem,
h2: 2.148rem,
h3: 1.719rem,
h4: 1.375rem,
p: 1.1rem
);
$breakpoint-medium: 75em;
$breakpoint-small: 45em;
@mixin size($level) {
font-size: map-get($type-scale-large, $level);
@media (max-width: $breakpoint-medium) {
font-size: map-get($type-scale-medium, $level);
}
@media (max-width: $breakpoint-small) {
font-size: map-get($type-scale-small, $level);
}
}
// Example
.title {
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}


- Dice
- DiceBets, Web based KMDDICE wallet and game - [https://www.dicebets.net/](https://www.dicebets.net/)
Hey all, if you have any proof of concepts, or built something cool for Dice CC, please let me know. The goal is to build out a list of concepts using CCs to help show other developers what is possible and add this to the Komodo docs page.


FILM TITLE: DROWNING BY NUMBERS DIRECTOR: PETER GREENAWAY COUNTRY: ENGLAND ( 1988 ) SUPER FEATURES: Joan Plowright and the women. CAST: Joan Plowright, Juliet Stevenson, Joely Richardson MUSIC: Mychael Nyman
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have vowed several times I would never see another Peter Greenaway film. And several times, I have fallen prey to his films.
DROWNING BY NUMBERS is a very hypnotic film in that you don't really know what is going to happen, but you get the feeling that the women will all win, and get all the men done away with.
This is BLACK COMEDY at its best, much like any of Peter Greenaway's films, which have a tendency to appear very philosophical and intelectual, though in actuality, they are just fun, and weird.
The three women are representatives of three generations. The matriarc of the bunch ( Joan Plowright ) does what she says, and the film starts by her drowning her drunken husband who is having an affair with the maid. And soon, the daughter has also drowned her husband, and later the young girl also drowns her lover, because he isn't man enough.
The premise of the film might just be that men, in general, abuse, and do not care for women. They like women when it is in their best interest, but at any other time, the women are secondary, and relegated to the roles of maid and matron. And in this film, they take charge and play juror, judge and executioner.
While this film could be considered threatening to the male ego, it really is also an attack on the female ego, and the lack of communication both sexes have almost at all times. They use each other for their own means, ways and ideas, and when they are finished, they are discarded. Men are notorious for doing that to the fairer sex. Well, that's not to say that the women don't do the same. In the film, both younger women do allow themselves to be loved by the male counterpart, but they are not all that happy with the loving, which is undoubtedly the underlying cause. When there are subjects and servants, there is disdain.
And this film is full of it.
FOR THE FILM BUFF ONLY.
Pedro Sena, Reviewer Internet Movie Critics Association Copyright (c) Pedro Sena 1994
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blackjok3rtt
[komodo:kmdHFtest] 3 new commits
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merge kmdHF - blackjok3rtt
`e7eda39`
disable skipdpow on activatebestchain? - blackjok3rtt
`b44c23b`
decker CG fix - blackjok3rtt
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[KMDLabs/komodo] New branch created: kmdHFtest
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28-Nov-19 01:20 AM
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siddhartha-crypto
[developer-docs:sidd] 1 new commit
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update the pegs creator tutorial - siddhartha-crypto
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[developer-docs:sidd] 1 new commit
`ffd03f8`
typo in pegs user tutorial - siddhartha-crypto
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28-Nov-19 07:20 AM
gcharang
[KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-API] Fork created: gcharang/atomicDEX-API
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28-Nov-19 08:09 AM
DeckerSU
[KomodoPlatform/komodo] Pull request closed: #230 check notaryproofvintx
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[komodo:dev] 2 new commits
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check notaryproofvintx - ca333
`437151f`
Merge pull request #230 from KomodoPlatform/che... - DeckerSU
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28-Nov-19 08:30 AM
DeckerSU
[jl777/komodo] Pull request opened: #1766 fix sync from scratch issue
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request closed: #1766 fix sync from scratch issue
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[komodo:dev] 2 new commits
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fix sync from scratch issue - DeckerSU
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request opened: #1767 Dev
fix sync from scratch issue
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request closed: #1767 Dev
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[komodo:beta] 3 new commits
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fix sync from scratch issue - DeckerSU
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request closed: #1765 remove redundant declaration
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[komodo:beta] 2 new commits
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remove redundant declaration - ca333
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Merge pull request #1765 from ca333/patch-8 - jl777
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request opened: #1768 Beta
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[jl777/komodo] Pull request closed: #1768 Beta
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[komodo:master] 6 new commits
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remove redundant declaration - ca333
`b2963e7`
fix sync from scratch issue - DeckerSU
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
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[komodo:FSM] 3 new commits
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fix sync from scratch issue - DeckerSU
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
`46efb99`
Merge branch 'dev' into FSM - jl777
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[komodo:jl777] 4 new commits
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fix sync from scratch issue - DeckerSU
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
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Merge branch 'dev' into FSM - jl777
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[komodo:nSPV] 5 new commits
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Merge pull request #1766 from DeckerSU/patch-sy... - jl777
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Merge branch 'dev' into FSM - jl777
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28-Nov-19 09:17 AM
ca333
[KomodoPlatform/komodo] Pull request opened: #231 sync beta
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28-Nov-19 09:24 AM
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28-Nov-19 10:05 AM
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