Ahmed Patel smells 'foul play' in Maha govt formation, calls its 'black day'
The "clandestine" manner in which Devendra Fadnavis was sworn-in as the chief minister of Maharashtra will be written in black ink in the history of the state, senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel said on Saturday.
He also accused the Bharatiya Janata Party of crossing the limits of "shamelessness", adding democracy stands "shattered" after the saffron party formed the government by joining hands with NCP president Sharad Pawar's nephew Ajit Pawar.
Patel recalled that Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari had not invited the Congress to stake claim to form the government in the state after the BJP, Shiv Sena and Nationalist Congress Party were asked to do so earlier this month.
"There was neither band-baja (celebration) nor a procession as the chief minister was sworn-in in a clandestine manner... the incident will be written in black ink in Maharashtra's history," Patel said in a press conference.
He also said that the list of MLAs submitted to the Governor by Ajit Pawar was "not verified" and the Governor did not speak to anyone else.
"I can smell something is wrong the way oath was administered discreetly... They have crossed limits of shamelessness," Patel said.
He also dismissed charges that there was delay on part of the Congress to form government in the state with the Shiv Sena and NCP. "These allegations are baseless," he said.
Patel also said that the three parties will fight out on both political and legal front.


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Refer to the Mindmup page first for basic usage.
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In addition to the original dependencies (jquery, bootstrap, and jquery hotkeys), you must include the AstroGadget font file
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With your dependencies in place and your @font-face
specified, feel free to customize as you see fit!
Additional notes:
fontName sans-serif
. Ensure that, if your application uses a different
font, that you specifiy it here so that it reverts correctly!


See: uiview library


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I had gotten some real absinthe from a 'friend' over the Internet. As I do with all things concerning such matters I read up on the subject of the substance. I learned that if I have enough, maybe I can see the so-called Green Fairy. Well I had my chance at a party of mine to imbibe more than one shot. After five in a relatively short amount of time I was feeling great. Not feeling Drunk, like drinking 5 shots of Bacardi 151. I should have been drunk but the wormwood in the absinthe counteracts that feeling, which can be really dangerous.
Well I had to go to the bathroom, and when I was done, before I opened the door, I shut off the light.  Now in my state I did not really believe it, so I went out to party some more.
So after 3 more shots in around an hour, I started to feel real flush. I went to sit down and the ceiling started flashing colors. Like Blue then green, then purple and back to normal. That repeated for a little bit, then all of the sudden I started feeling super worried, I could not breath. I was hyperventilating. I started breaking out in hives and getting really super hot and pale. So I went and laid down and tried to relax. I kept my eyes closed because I could now feel the alcohol power through the wormwood. Super drunk. So I kept my eyes closed and I was watching flashing colors, just like before. It was far more preferable to spinning room.

Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


TWebControlAdapter class
TWebControlAdapter is the base class for adapters that customize rendering for the Web control to which the adapter is attached. It may be used to modify the default markup or behavior for specific browsers.
Located in /Web/UI/WebControls/TWebControlAdapter.php (line 26)
TComponent | --TApplicationComponent | --TControlAdapter | --TWebControlAdapter
Renders the control to which the adapter is attached.
It calls renderBeginTag, renderContents and renderEndTag in order.
Renders the openning tag for the attached control.
Default implementation calls the attached control's corresponding method.
Renders the body contents within the attached control tag.
Default implementation calls the attached control's corresponding method.
Renders the closing tag for the attached control.
Default implementation calls the attached control's corresponding method.
Inherited From TControlAdapter
TControlAdapter::__construct()
TControlAdapter::createChildControls()
TControlAdapter::getControl()
TControlAdapter::getPage()
TControlAdapter::loadState()
TControlAdapter::onInit()
TControlAdapter::onLoad()
TControlAdapter::onPreRender()
TControlAdapter::onUnload()
TControlAdapter::render()
TControlAdapter::renderChildren()
TControlAdapter::saveState()
Inherited From TApplicationComponent
TApplicationComponent::getApplication()
TApplicationComponent::getRequest()
TApplicationComponent::getResponse()
TApplicationComponent::getService()
TApplicationComponent::getSession()
TApplicationComponent::getUser()
TApplicationComponent::publishAsset()
TApplicationComponent::publishFilePath()
Inherited From TComponent
TComponent::addParsedObject()
TComponent::attachEventHandler()
TComponent::canGetProperty()
TComponent::canSetProperty()
TComponent::createdOnTemplate()
TComponent::detachEventHandler()
TComponent::evaluateExpression()
TComponent::evaluateStatements()
TComponent::getEventHandlers()
TComponent::getSubProperty()
TComponent::hasEvent()
TComponent::hasEventHandler()
TComponent::hasProperty()
TComponent::raiseEvent()
TComponent::setSubProperty()
TComponent::__get()
TComponent::__set()
Documentation generated on Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:24:23 -0500 by phpDocumentor 1.3.0RC4


| DOSE: |
1 hit |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
My history is that I've used almost every drug except pcp and heroin.  Then during a battle with meth and lots of other things, I got clean at 19 and stayed that way till 22. Then I started smoking pot again, really casually. It was totally cool, just like the way it used to be at 16. Awesome revelations, insightful moments, wonderful feelings, good times. Basically I became a pothead once again. It was all fun for like 2 years.
Then during the last part of that 2 years I noticed a lump type thing inside my chest, on the left side. It also kinda hurt when I layed down flat on my back.  Around that time, I started getting high off a lot less pot. And around that time, I started having panic attacks like I had when I first started smoking pot out of a pop can. I would feel like my chest was too tight, and I couldn't breathe. I would do deep breaths but it didn't feel like any air was getting in or out. These would usually pass in an hour, and I learned to take aspirin to calm my nerves, maybe it was a placebo maybe not, but aspirin worked to calm my nerves.
And I would take it easy on the smoking, but eventually, I would keep smoking. It seemed that these 'panic attacks' would only happen the first time I got high during a day. Also worth noting, around that time my life was sort of deteorating, I lost a long term relationship, that lump appeared, I was dropping out of college. But the weird thing is that I kept getting really high off of like 1 or 2 hits, sometimes 3. Then I would peak, and no matter how much I smoked after, I couldn't get past that point.
Here's the night that altered my life to this point. I'm 26, and was smoking some pot from a new source, and I got really high. I also got paranoid like none other.  So I grabbed my huge butcher knife for protection. They kept walking, but I was twirrling around the knife and making gestures like I was gonna hack them up.
Well, all of a sudden I lose my vision, everything becomes black for like 4 seconds. I freak out. During this time, my mind imagines vividly me taking the butcher knife and slamming the sharp end into my face. And as I imagine this, my arms start to move my hands holding the knife towards my face.  I realize I am not in control of my body and it's gonna hack this knife into my skull. I drop the knife in fear, but my body goes to pick it up again.  Don't!' but it wouldn't listen. The only thing I could do was force myself to run. So I did, but I didn't run very far, because my mind was racing, I needed to calm down, and I saw cops down the street.
It was cold outside, and I wanted to calm down and I couldn't get my mind to clear those evil thoughts out of my head. I was begging to god and pleading that I would never do these things again. Waves of paranoia were crashing into me, flooding my brain with images of my body doing this to myself. Fear like I have never known before grabbed me tight and would not let go. I had to throw the butcher knife in the ocean (I lived a block away) because if it was in my house I was afraid that I would do it in my sleep.
Those feelings and thoughts did not subside for the next 2 months, but rather changed to a new fear, of heights and of me throwing myself over anything tall that I walk past, like a bridge. Or when I'm driving that I will just steer into a pole, or off a cliff. I will just let go of the steering wheel when I'm turning something dangerous. or I will cut the wheel really fast and flip over.
Since then, it's been a mental struggle. I've told myself that I'm stronger than that, and I ain't goin out like that. I've had to have serious determination to not let these evil thoughts in my head take control and hurt myself badly, like the car or bridge thing. Also since then, I've layed off the pot which also seems to help, if nothing more than out of fear.
Recently I started smoking again.  Yah, that's me. So I had another panic attack last night, the kind of the breathing and the tight chest. I read someone else's post that said if it wasn't for someone talking to them, they would have just let go. I felt the exact same way a million times, and again last night.
I have a cat scan scheduled for next friday to see about this lump. It may be 4 years late and several bucks short, but at least I'll know what this burning feeling is inside of me. The only sad thing is that I never thought I had any reason to live before, because it was only me and I've always been ok with death, when it happens. But now that I have met the love of my life I realize that I wish I could take back a lot of things I did before this day, so that I could give myself fully to her without all my baggage. If I would have known then the happiness that love could bring now, I would have prepared myself better for it. I would have taken better care of my body, mind and soul. It's amazing what true love from a good person can do. I guess it's never too late to change, but maybe it is, sometimes you can't let go of learned behaviors.  I'll find any reason to get out of my head.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Browser Configuration
Select your entry point!
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Either manually select a node you want to start with or use one of our suggestions.
Manual selection
Enter a node's name and click button 'Search'.
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Prompt:
We are given a webpage that looks like this:
If we select any option on the left, the timer begins to count down. Of notable interest is the Magic Cookie , however it would take 7200 minutes for the timer to complete.
When we do place something in the oven, a cookie is set:
Looks like base64
So let’s go ahead and write our own cookie and base64 encode it. I changed the date on the cookie to several weeks prior to the current date. I went back to the webpage and set this as the cookie value and got the flag:


Demos and documentation for the individual patterns
Behavioural
Injection (AJAX)
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Inject history
unknown
Switching
β
Class toggle
β
Depends
β
Clone
β
Scroll
β
Scroll Box
β
Push
β
Navigation
Expandable tree
unknown
Navigation
unknown
Menu
unknown
Tabs
unknown
Layout
Auto scaling
ß
Bumper
β
Equaliser
β
Grid
Stacks
Syntax Highlight
Sticky
Forms
Autofocus
stable
Auto submit
β
Auto suggest
β
Focus
stable
Date picker
β
Date/Time picker
β
Checkboxes
unknown
Selectbox
unknown
Validation
β
Subform
unknown
Colour-Picker
unknow
Fancy stuff
Full calendar
β
Carousel
β
Collapsible
stable
Display time
unknown
Forward click events
unknown
Image crop
unknown
Markdown
α
Modal panels
unknown
Notifications
unknown
Sortable
unknown
Tooltips
stable
Zoom
β
Gallery
β
Slideshows
β
Masonry
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Fullscreen
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Close panels
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Pattern development examples
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| Address | This class is deprecated. No replacement. |
| AnimationStyle | A class describing animation effect. |
| AnimationStyleBuilder | A builder for AnimationStyle instances. |
| AnimationType | Possible animation types. |
| AssetPackage | An abstract asset package class. |
| AssetTileDataSource | A tile data source where each map tile is a seperate image file bundled with the application. |
| AssetUtils | A helper class for managing application-bundled assets. |
| BalloonPopup | A highly configurable popup implementation that allows the user to specify a title, description, colors, images, font sizes etc. |
| BalloonPopupButton | A button that can be used to add interactivity to balloon popups. |
| BalloonPopupButtonClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on a BalloonPopupButton element. |
| BalloonPopupButtonStyle | A style for balloon popup buttons. |
| BalloonPopupButtonStyleBuilder | A builder class for BalloonPopupButtonStyle. |
| BalloonPopupEventListener | A listener class for balloon popups. |
| BalloonPopupMargins | Margins info for balloon popup. |
| BalloonPopupStyle | A style for balloon popups. |
| BalloonPopupStyleBuilder | A builder class for BalloonPopupStyle. |
| Billboard | A base class for billboard elements that can be displayed on the map. |
| BillboardOrientation | Possible orientation modes for billboards. |
| BillboardScaling | Possible scaling modes for billboards. |
| BillboardStyle | A base class for BillboardStyle subclasses. |
| BillboardStyleBuilder | A base class for BillboardStyleBuilder subclasses. |
| BinaryData | A wrapper class for binary data (Blob). |
| Bitmap | A class that provides the functionality to store, compress, uncompress and resize basic image formats. |
| BitmapOverlayRasterTileDataSource | Tile data source that uses given bitmap with two, three or four control points define a raster overlay. |
| BitmapUtils | A helper class for loading bitmaps and converting Bitmaps to Android Bitmaps an vice versa. |
| CacheTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles from another tile data source and caches them. |
| CartoBaseMapBuildingRenderMode | Supported building rendering styles for Carto basemaps. |
| CartoBaseMapPOIRenderMode | Supported POI rendering styles for Carto basemaps. |
| CartoBaseMapStyle | Built-in Carto basemap styles. |
| CartoCSSStyleSet | CartoCSS style definition for vector tiles. |
| CartoMapsService | A high-level interface for Carto Maps Service. |
| CartoOfflineVectorTileLayer | Specialized offline vector tile layer that uses CartoPackageManager for offline maps service. |
| CartoOnlineRasterTileLayer | Specialized online raster tile layer that connects to Carto online tile server. |
| CartoOnlineRoutingService | This class is deprecated. No replacement. |
| CartoOnlineTileDataSource | An online tile data source that connects to Carto tile server. |
| CartoOnlineVectorTileLayer | Specialized online vector tile layer that connects to Carto online tile server. |
| CartoPackageManager | Offline map package manager that uses Carto online service for map package downloads. |
| CartoSQLService | A high-level interface for Carto SQL Service. |
| CartoVectorTileDecoder | Decoder for Carto vector tiles in MapBox format. |
| CartoVectorTileLayer | Specialized vector tile layer that can use built-in vector tile styles. |
| ClickType | Possible click types. |
| ClusterBuilderMode | Possible cluster builder modes. |
| ClusteredVectorLayer | A vector layer that supports clustering point-type features. |
| ClusterElementBuilder | A special callback interface for building cluster elements from set of existing vector element. |
| Color | A color represented in RGBA space, alpha is expected to be non-premultiplied. |
| ColorFormat | Possible image formats. |
| CombinedTileDataSource | A tile data source that combines two data sources (usually offline and online) and selects tiles based on zoom level. |
| CompiledStyleSet | Compiled style set definition for vector tiles. |
| CullState | View specific state determined by the culling process. |
| CustomPopup | A popup with user defined handler. |
| CustomPopupHandler | A handler class for custom popups. |
| DontObfuscate | Annotation to notify that class name and its members should be kept intact and not obfuscated. |
| DouglasPeuckerGeometrySimplifier | An implementation of Ramer-Douglas-Peucker algorithm for geometry simplification. |
| EditableVectorLayer | A vector layer that supports editing its contents. |
| EPSG3857 | EPSG:3857 is a Spherical Mercator projection coordinate system popularized by web services such as Google and later OpenStreetMap. |
| EPSG4326 | EPSG:4326 is a projection coordinate system that uses WGS84 coordinates (longitude/latitude). |
| Feature | A feature consisting of geometry and properties. |
| FeatureBuilder | A feature builder for constructing individual features. |
| FeatureCollection | A collection of features. |
| FeatureCollectionSearchService | A search service for finding features from a specified feature collection. |
| FeatureVector |
| GeocodingAddress | A geographical address describing country, region, county and other information. |
| GeocodingRequest | A geocoding request describing text-based query and other optional constraints. |
| GeocodingResult | A geocoding result object describing address, features (geometry) and rank of the result. |
| GeocodingResultVector | |
| GeocodingService | An abstract base class for geocoding services. |
| GeoJSONGeometryReader | A GeoJSON parser. |
| GeoJSONGeometryWriter | A GeoJSON writer. |
| GeoJSONVectorTileDataSource | A tile data source that builds vector tiles from GeoJSON inputs. |
| Geometry | A base class for all geometry types. |
| GeometryCollection | A collection of multiple geometries that can be displayed on the map. |
| GeometryCollectionStyle | A style for geometry collections. |
| GeometryCollectionStyleBuilder | A builder class for GeometryCollectionStyle. |
| GeometrySimplifier | Base class for geometry simplifiers. |
| GeometryVector | |
| GLTextureView | GLTextureView is a wrapper for TextureView class that emulates GLSurfaceView API. |
| HillshadeRasterTileLayer | A tile layer that displays an overlay hillshading. |
| HTTPTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles using a HTTP connection. |
| IntVector |
| Label | An abstract billboard element with a dynamically drawn bitmap that can be displayed on the map. |
| LabelStyle | A style for labels. |
| LabelStyleBuilder | A builder class for LabelStyle. |
| Layer | An abstract base class for all layers. |
| Layers | Container for all raster and vector layers of the map view. |
| LayerVector | |
| LicenseManagerListener | An internal listener class for notifying about license update events. |
| Line | A geometric line string that can be displayed on the map. |
| LineEndType | Possible styles in which line end points are drawn. |
| LineGeometry | Line geometry defined by a list of map positions. |
| LineGeometryVector | |
| LineJoinType | Possible styles in which line segments are connected with each other. |
| LineStyle | A style for lines. |
| LineStyleBuilder | A builder class for LineStyle. |
| LocalSpatialIndexType | Spatial index type for local data source. |
| LocalVectorDataSource | A modifiable vector data source that keeps all the elements in the local memory. |
| Log | A diagnostic log for various SDK events. |
| LogEventListener | Listener for events logged by the SDK. |
| MapBounds | A container class that defines an axis aligned cuboid on the map using minimum and maximum map positions. |
| MapBoxOnlineGeocodingService | An online geocoding service that uses MapBox geocoder. |
| MapBoxOnlineReverseGeocodingService | An online reverse geocoding service that uses MapBox geocoder. |
| MapClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on an empty area of the map. |
| MapEnvelope | A bounding area on the map. |
| MapEventListener | Listener for events like map clicks etc. |
| MapInteractionInfo | A container class that provides information about a map interaction performed from UI. |
| MapPos | A double precision map position defined using three coordinates. |
| MapPosVector | |
| MapPosVectorVector | |
| MapRange | A container class that defines a half closed range of values using minimum and maximum values. |
| MapRenderer | The map renderer component. |
| MapRendererListener | Listener for specific map renderer events. |
| MapTile | An immutable map tile, used by tile layers for representing small pieces of map at different zoom levels and coordinates. |
| MapTilerOnlineTileDataSource | An online tile data source that connects to MapTiler Cloud tile server. |
| MapVec | A double precision map vector defined by 3 coordinates. |
| MapView | MapView is a view class supporting map rendering and interaction. |
| MapViewInterface | MapViewInterface is a common interface for map rendering and interaction implementations. |
| Marker | A billboard element with a static bitmap that can be displayed on the map. |
| MarkerStyle | A style for markers. |
| MarkerStyleBuilder | A builder class for MarkerStyle. |
| MBTilesScheme | MBTiles tile schemes. |
| MBTilesTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles from a local Sqlite database. |
| MBVectorTileDecoder | Decoder for vector tiles in MapBox format. |
| MemoryCacheTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles from another tile data source and caches them in memory. |
| MergedMBVTTileDataSource | A tile data source that merges two MBVT/protobuf data sources into one. |
| MultiGeometry | A generic multi geometry container. |
| MultiLineGeometry | A multiline container. |
| MultiPointGeometry | A multipoint container. |
| MultiPolygonGeometry | A multipolygon container. |
| NMLModel | A 3D model that can be displayed on the map. |
| NMLModelLODTreeClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on a NMLModelLODTree element. |
| NMLModelLODTreeDataSource | An abstract base class for NML model LOD tree data sources. |
| NMLModelLODTreeEventListener | Listener for NMLModelLODTree events like clicks etc. |
| NMLModelLODTreeLayer | An advanced layer for 3D models that supports automatic Level of Detail (LOD) calculation based on view. |
| NMLModelStyle | A style for NML models. |
| NMLModelStyleBuilder | A builder class for NMLModelStyle. |
| OfflineNMLModelLODTreeDataSource | A sqlite database based data source for NML model LOD trees. |
| OnlineNMLModelLODTreeDataSource | Online NML LOD Tree data source. |
| Options | A class containing various options for rendering and map manipulation. |
| OrderedTileDataSource | A tile data source that combines two data sources (usually offline and online). |
| OSMOfflineGeocodingService | A geocoding service that uses custom geocoding database files. |
| OSMOfflineReverseGeocodingService | A reverse geocoding service that uses custom geocoding database files. |
| OSRMOfflineRoutingService | An offline routing service that uses Carto-specific routing database file created from OSRM prepared routing files. |
| PackageAction | The current action that describes the operation being performed with the package. |
| PackageErrorType | Possible error types for failed package downloads. |
| PackageInfo | Information about map package. |
| PackageInfoVector | |
| PackageManager | Base class for offline map package manager. |
| PackageManagerGeocodingService | A geocoding service that uses geocoding packages from package manager. |
| PackageManagerListener | Base class for map package manager event listeners. |
| PackageManagerReverseGeocodingService | A reverse geocoding service that uses geocoding packages from package manager. |
| PackageManagerRoutingService | A routing service that uses routing packages from package manager. |
| PackageManagerTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles from package manager. |
| PackageManagerValhallaRoutingService | A routing service that uses routing packages from package manager. |
| PackageMetaInfo | Package meta info element. |
| PackageStatus | The status of the map package. |
| PackageTileMask | Tile mask contains map package spatial coverage information and can be used for very fast 'tile in package' tests. |
| PackageTileStatus | Tile status. |
| PackageType | Package types. |
| PanningMode | Possible panning modes for dual touch user input. |
| PeliasOnlineGeocodingService | An online geocoding service that uses Mapzen Pelias geocoder. |
| PeliasOnlineReverseGeocodingService | An online reverse geocoding service that uses Mapzen Pelias geocoder. |
| PersistentCacheTileDataSource | A tile data source that loads tiles from another tile data source and caches them in an offline sqlite database. |
| PivotMode | Possible pivot modes. |
| Point | A geometric point that can be displayed on the map. |
| PointGeometry | Point geometry. |
| PointGeometryVector | |
| PointStyle | A style for points. |
| PointStyleBuilder | A builder class for PointStyle. |
| Polygon | A geometric polygon that can be displayed on the map. |
| Polygon3D | A geometric 3d polygon that can be displayed on the map. |
| Polygon3DStyle | A style for 3d polygons. |
| Polygon3DStyleBuilder | A builder class for Polygon3DStyle. |
| PolygonGeometry | Polygon geometry defined by an outer ring and optional multiple inner rings (holes). |
| PolygonGeometryVector | |
| PolygonStyle | A style for polygons. |
| PolygonStyleBuilder | A builder class for PolygonStyle. |
| Popup | An abstract billboard element that can be displayed on the map. |
| PopupClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on a popup. |
| PopupDrawInfo | A container class that provides information how to draw the popup. |
| PopupStyle | A style for popups. |
| PopupStyleBuilder | A builder class for PopupStyle. |
| Projection | An abstract base class for all projections. |
| RasterTileClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on raster tile. |
| RasterTileEventListener | Listener for raster tile element events like clicks etc. |
| RasterTileFilterMode | Supported raster tile filtering modes. |
| RasterTileLayer | A tile layer where each tile is a bitmap. |
| RendererCaptureListener | Listener for renderer capture events. |
| RenderProjectionMode | Possible render projection modes. |
| ReverseGeocodingRequest | A reverse geocoding request describing search location. |
| ReverseGeocodingService | An abstract base class for reverse geocoding services. |
| RouteMatchingEdge | A class that defines a route matching result edge. |
| RouteMatchingEdgeVector | |
| RouteMatchingPoint | A class that defines a route matching result point. |
| RouteMatchingPointType | Route matching point type. |
| RouteMatchingPointVector | |
| RouteMatchingRequest | A class that defines required attributes for route matching. |
| RouteMatchingResult | A class that defines list of matching points from road network. |
| RoutingAction | Routing action type. |
| RoutingInstruction | A class that defines a routing instruction at specified position in the path. |
| RoutingInstructionVector | |
| RoutingRequest | A class that defines required attributes for routing (end points, etc). |
| RoutingResult | A class that defines list of routing actions and path geometry. |
| RoutingService | An abstract base class for routing services (either online or offline). |
| ScreenBounds | A container class that defines a bounding box on the screen using minimum and maximum screen positions. |
| ScreenPos | A screen position defined by x,y floating point numbers. |
| ScreenPosVector | |
| SearchRequest | A search request description. |
| SGREOfflineRoutingService | An offline routing service that uses SGRE routing engine. |
| SolidLayer | This class is deprecated. No replacement. |
| StringCartoCSSStyleSetMap | |
| StringMap | |
| StringVariantMap | |
| StringVector | |
| Style | A base class for other Style objects. |
| StyleBuilder | A base class for other StyleBuilder subclasses. |
| Text | A text element that can be displayed on the map. |
| TextMargins | Margins info for text. |
| TextStyle | A style for text labels. |
| TextStyleBuilder | A builder class for TextStyle. |
| TextureMapView | MapView is a view class supporting map rendering and interaction. |
| TileData | A wrapper class for tile data. |
| TileDataSource | Abstract base class for tile data sources. |
| TileDownloadListener | Listener for tile downloader. |
| TileLayer | An abstract base class for all tile layers. |
| TileLoadListener | Interface for monitoring tile loading events. |
| TileSubstitutionPolicy | The policy to use when looking for tiles that are not available. |
| TileUtils | A helper class for mapping coordinates to tiles and back. |
| TomTomOnlineGeocodingService | An online geocoding service that uses TomTom geocoder. |
| TomTomOnlineReverseGeocodingService | An online reverse geocoding service that uses TomTom geocoder. |
| TorqueTileDecoder | A decoder for Torque layer that accepts json-based Torque tiles. |
| TorqueTileLayer | A vector tile layer for rendering time-based animated point clouds. |
| UTFGridClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on an UTF grid. |
| UTFGridEventListener | Listener for vector element events like clicks etc. |
| ValhallaOfflineRoutingService | An offline routing service that uses Valhalla routing tiles. |
| ValhallaOnlineRoutingService | An online routing service that uses MapBox Valhalla routing service. |
| Variant | JSON value. |
| VariantArrayBuilder | A helper class for building variant arrays. |
| VariantObjectBuilder | A helper class for building variant objects. |
| VariantType | Variant type. |
| VariantVector | |
| VectorData | A wrapper class for vector element data. |
| VectorDataSource | Abstract base class for envelope based vector data sources. |
| VectorEditEventListener | Listener interface for catching various events during map editing interactions. |
| VectorElement | A base class for all vector elements (points, lines, texts, models, etc). |
| VectorElementClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on a vector element. |
| VectorElementDragInfo | A container class that provides information about a dragging performed on a vector element or vector element vertex. |
| VectorElementDragMode | Possible drag modes. |
| VectorElementDragPointStyle | Different types of styles for control points created for selected vector elements. |
| VectorElementDragResult | The intended result of the drag operation. |
| VectorElementEventListener | Listener for vector element events like clicks etc. |
| VectorElementSearchService | A search service for finding vector elements from the specified vector data source. |
| VectorElementVector | |
| VectorLayer | A vector layer that loads data using an envelope. |
| VectorTileClickInfo | A container class that provides information about a click performed on vector tile feature. |
| VectorTileDecoder | Abstract base class for vector tile decoders. |
| VectorTileEventListener | Listener for vector tile element events like clicks etc. |
| VectorTileFeature | A vector tile feature consisting of id, layer, geometry and properties. |
| VectorTileFeatureBuilder | A vector tile feature consisting of id, layer, geometry and properties. |
| VectorTileFeatureCollection | A collection of vector tile features. |
| VectorTileFeatureVector | |
| VectorTileLayer | A tile layer where each tile is a bitmap. |
| VectorTileRenderOrder | Vector tile rendering order. |
| VectorTileSearchService | A search service for finding features from the specified vector tile data source. |
| ViewState | A class containing various view parameters for a view state. |
| WKBGeometryReader | A WKB reader. |
| WKBGeometryWriter | A WKB writer. |
| WKTGeometryReader | A reader for Well Known Text representation of the geometry. |
| WKTGeometryWriter | Generates Well Known Text (WKT) representation of the geometry. |
| ZippedAssetPackage | An asset package based on ZIP archived. |


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2014 with both of my parents for five days.
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After spending five days in England, my parents and I travelled south to Wales, where we spent two days by the coast.
In January of 2019, I travelled to Edinburgh with three of my close
friends for three days.
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Dungeons. We also ate a lot of food.
I travelled to Spain with my whole family for two weeks in July 2008.
We stayed at a resort but also travelled to different towns.
We took a trip to Portaventura, however i was disappointed as I was
too small to go on most of the rides.
In 2006, my parents surprised my brother, sister and I with a trip to
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top of the Eiffel Tower.
I travelled to Florence with my parents and my sister in June 2016
for a week.
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week.
I visited Orlando, Florida in 2009, 2011, 2015 and 2018. I travelled
with my family in 2009 and 2011.
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in 2018.
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and Aquatica.
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Object#andand
Get Version
1.3.1→ ‘andand’
What
Object#andand lets us write:
@phone = Location.find(:first, ...elided... ).andand.phoneAnd get a guarded method invocation or safe navigation method. This snippet performs a
.find
on the Location class, then sends .phone
to the result if the result is not nil. If the result is nil, then the expression returns nil without throwing a NoMethodError.
As Dejan Simic put it:
Why would you want to write this:
entry.at('description') && entry.at('description').inner_textwhen you can write this:
entry.at('description').andand.inner_textWhy indeed! As a bonus, install andand and you will also receive an enhanced Object#tap method, at no extra charge!
Installing
sudo gem install andand
The basics
Object#andand
Ruby programmers are familiar with the two guarded assignment operators &&=
and ||=
. The typical use for them is when you have a variable that might be nil. For example:
first_name &&= @first_name.trim @phone ||= '612-777-9311'You are trimming the first name provided it isn’t nil, and you are assigning ‘612-777-9311’ to the phone if it is nil (or false, but that isn’t important right now). The other day we were discussing the guards and we agreed that we wished there was a guarded method invocation operator. Here’s an example of when you would use it:
@phone = Location.find(:first, ...elided... )&&.phoneMeaning, search the location table for the first record matching some criteria, and if you find a location, get its phone. If you don’t, get nil. (Groovy provides this exact functionality, although Groovy uses
?.
instead of &&.
) However, &&.
won’t work because &&.
is not a real Ruby operator.
Object#andand let’s us write:
@phone = Location.find(:first, ...elided... ).andand.phoneAnd get the same effect as:
@phone = ->(loc){ loc && loc.phone }.call(Location.find(:first, ...elided... ))Note that because you accept any method using Ruby’s method invocation syntax, you can accept methods with parameters and/or blocks:
list_of_lists.detect { ...elided... }.andand.inject(42) { ...elided ... }Object#andand emphasizes syntactic regularity: the goal was to make an
&&.
operation that worked like &&=
. &&=
looks just like normal assignment, you can use any expression on the RHS, only the semantics are different. The andand method also works just like a normal method invocation, only the semantics are modified.
Use andand to simplify your regular expression matching and extraction
Do you ever find yourself wanting to extract a single value from a string using a regular expression? For example, Ruby’s Tempfile class creates paths to files that end in .pid.n (where pid is your process id and n is some number). Do you have a path that might be a tempfile and you want to obtain the base name?
Do you currently retrieve the MatchData object, check if it is nil, and get the first matching group if it isn’t? How about:
require 'tempfile' path = Tempfile.new('foo.bar').path => "/var/folders/UZ/UZyZsbVPEWqC7tTXrQBYGU+++TI/-Tmp-/foo.bar.1280.0" path.match('/([^/]+)\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$').andand[1] => "foo.bar"With
.andand[1]
, you extract the group in the regular expression safely: if the expression matches, you get the group. If the expression fails to match, you get nil. Which is what you want, isn’t it? The contents of the group if the expression matches? Why should you need more than one line for something so simple?
Enhanced Object#tap
Ruby 1.9 introduces Object#tap. This library implements Object#tap for Ruby 1.8 and enhances it. As in Ruby 1.9, you can call .tap
with a block:
blah.sort.grep( /foo/ ).tap { |xs| p xs }.map { |x| x.blah }But like its sibling
.andand
, you can now call .tap
with a method as well:
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5].tap.pop.map { |n| n * 2 } => [2, 4, 6, 8]
Doctor, it hurts when I do that
So don’t do that!
The popular use case for Object#tap is poor man’s debugging:
blah.sort.grep( /foo/ ).tap { |xs| p xs }.map { |x| x.blah }Perhaps you want to remove the tap, you can delete it:
blah.sort.grep( /foo/ ).map { |x| x.blah }Or, you can change it to
.dont
:
blah.sort.grep( /foo/ ).dont { |xs| p xs }.map { |x| x.blah }Like
.andand
and .tap
, .dont
works with arbitrary methods, not just blocks:
(1..10).to_a.reverse! => [10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1] (1..10).to_a.dont.reverse! => [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
A little more background
Object#andand & Object#me in Ruby explains the original motivations, as well as providing links to similar implementations you may want to consider. A few people have pointed out that Object#andand is similar to Haskell’s Maybe monad. The Maybe Monad in Ruby is a good introduction for Ruby programmers.
That’s cool, but…
No problem, I get that andand isn’t exactly what you need. Have a look at the Invocation Construction Kit or “Ick.” The Ick gem generalizes #andand and #tap: Ick provides four useful ways to block-structure your code, the methods #let, #returning, #inside, and #my. Ick also includes four quasi-monadic invocations, #maybe, #please, #tee, and #fork.
Ick provides abstractions for building your own invocations, so you can branch out and build some of your own abstractions with Ick’s building blocks.
How to submit patches
Read the 8 steps for fixing other people’s code.
The trunk repository is svn://rubyforge.org/var/svn/andand/trunk
for anonymous access.
License
This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT license.
Shout Out
Mobile Commons. Huge.
Contact
Comments are welcome. Send an email to Reginald Braithwaite.
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Minimal layout interface which is capable of selecting a minimum fitting size and changing the geometry of its items when invalidated. The implementor of this interface is responsible for storing children via Layout::InsertItem and Layout::NumItems.
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Minimal layout interface which is capable of selecting a minimum fitting size and changing the geometry of its items when invalidated. The implementor of this interface is responsible for storing children via Layout::InsertItem and Layout::NumItems.
- See also
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Changes the layout geometry. This is the same geometry that is typically used by the implementor to infer the size available for item geometry layout.
- See also
- Geometry
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Updates the geometry for each item in whatever manner deemed suitable by the implementation. The underlying implementation method is only called if the layout has been invalidated (the invalidation process is handled automatically). This will propagate to all child layouts.
- See also
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This section provides guidance on how to set up your developer machine for SKY UX 2.
The first step to set up your machine for SKY UX is to make sure you have the following prerequisites in place:
Node.js version 6+ — To check your version, run node –v
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NPM version 3+ — NPM is the default JavaScript package manager for Node.js, and as of Node.js version 0.6.3, it is bundled and installed automatically with the environment. To check your version, run npm –v
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This story was written as a paper (original) for my Islam Ethics course. Inspired by Plato’s Republic. Aristotle was based on his Nicomachean Ethics. The title is something I wanted to base on Fujino Ōmori’s Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? |
I went to a pub that recently opened in our town. Beautiful wooden floors, old-style lanterns hanging on the walls, and a rich atmosphere with interesting folk. A nice table caught my eye and while sitting, I noticed a strange man across the room. He wasn’t dancing or drinking, just sitting, as if he is very deep in his thoughts. Pondering about something. I wonder what. He looked familiar, I couldn’t pinpoint his features, but I recognize this mysterious figure from what feels like a million prior encounters. No need to bother a lonely patron. I pulled my copy of Ethics that I’ve been meaning to read for one of my classes. My jaw immediately dropped. The man on my book’s cover is the man that is there across the room. It must be him. That is Aristotle himself.
‘Mr. Aristotle?’, I said almost shaking. Imagine how embarrassing it would be to mistake a total stranger for a Greek philosopher that apparently lived on for 2400 years. I
Aristotle, who was deeper in his thoughts than I initially thought, quickly collected himself, looked at me with his piercing, yet kind eyes, and said, `You caught me off guard, stranger! Greetings, how can I help you?’
‘I have to say, sir, it is an absolute honor to meet you and the very thought of talking to you is something that I could only dream of.  If I could oblige you, please take a seat, young man’
‘Oh, thank you’
‘Well, I see you have a book of mine there. Personal interest or is someone making you read that?’
‘A little of both, I read your works out of my own interest in philosophy, and I also have this class, where I have to write a paper about Sufism and how it compares to your virtue ethics’
‘You do have a curious mind. Sufism, remind me, was it a branch of a first philosophy? [fn:: This is what A. calls a combination of theology and metaphysics]’
‘It is more of a branch of an existing religion, of Islam’
‘Interesting, only around early 600s have I started seeing it in reports and in conversations’
‘That makes sense, it is the time of Prophet Muhammad, when he started receiving revelations from God through the archangel Gabriel’
‘Truly, if you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development. Tell me more about Sufism, ... what was your name, son?’
‘Ah yes, of course, my name is Sandy’
‘Sandy, you remind me of my son, Nicomachus. Without digressing too much, tell me more about Sufism’
‘As I mentioned, Sufism is a branch of Islam, also called to be a mystical practice of Islam. It focuses more on knowing and getting closer to God through personal devotion. The main difference between Sufism and its uniqueness from traditional thought is love. Instead of fearing God and waiting for the divine punishment, as many classical religions do, Sufism decides to embrace it in a more positive direction, as being thankful to God for life and becoming one. The second part is largely my own interpretation of it’
‘So it is a branch that teaches on a union of a man and God, rather than strict adherence to one’s rules. It is something deontologists and I would argue about all day.  If we follow your teachings, we acquire virtue through practice. By practicing being Modest, Righteous, Patient, and Proper, one can develop an honorable and moral character. This would help us to make the right choice when we are presented in a situation, which challenges our ethics’, I said so fast, trying to sound good, but not too smart in front of the person, who wrote about it
‘Good summary, yet you have much left to learn. We need not forget about the nature of our actions themselves. Our virtues are exercised in the same kinds of action as gave rise to them. Virtues are created as a result of an action and activities that flow from them will also consist in the same sort of actions.’ II
‘So it’s like training a physical body? With plenty of nourishment, the more I work out and undergo training, the stronger I will become, then the better I would be able to handle this programme?’
‘Exactly! Same with virtues. It is by refraining from excessive Pleasure, do we become Temperate, and not Licentious. It is by refraining from excessive Anger, do we become Patient, and not Irascible. It is by refraining from excessive Indignation, do we stay away from Envy, becoming Righteous. It is by controlling the manner in which you speak, you become Truthful, without Boasting or Understating.’
‘It is by following the doctrine of the Mean, virtues that are not essentially evil (Malice, Shamelessness, Envy, and Adultery), can we continuously divide and compare the portion to the remainder, deciding on its Goodness. The excess of Confidence is Rashness, the deficiency is Cowardice, yet only the Mean can be called Courage.’
‘Pythagoras used to say that failure is possible in many ways, but success is only one. This is why the former is easy, yet the latter is difficult. Easy to miss, yet hard to hit right’ III
‘And this is why excess and deficiency fall under evil, and the Mean is Good’
‘Some students just learn so quickly! See Sandy, this is practice. The severe training, under which we shall lead a more life, a good life. What you told me about Sufism, do they try to act virtuously?’
‘Sufism believes in experiential knowledge, the act of unveiling, such that one’s union with God is not a single event of divine intervention like many orthodox religions operate, but a personal relationship that you develop through devotion, through love for God. In this sense, it is similar to our virtue ethics, through a continuous string of events, challenges, and practices, can we reach the state of becoming one, of annihilation of self.’ IV
‘What does annihilation of self here refer to?’, Aristotle asked me with intrigue in his voice.
‘They call it "Fanaa", it’s a concept of breaking down your individual ego, a shield from God, thus recognizing your fundamental unity with God and all Creation. People who experience this talk about the intrinsic connection between Allah and all that exists, breaking down the barriers of an individual’s mind.’ V
‘I wonder if it is recognized by orthodox Islam?’
‘Totally not, it’s heretical by their standards’, I said in almost a joke-like manner.
We had a bit of shared silence, which is good for the soul and for the mind, to let it roam freer. Looking around, I noticed that the place was getting more crowded, as Aristotle and I were discussing Sufism and his virtue ethics. I guess I didn’t notice all the clanking noises and chaos, simply by both of us being fully engulfed in our conversation.
‘Can I bring anything to the two of you?’, a pretty lady asked us as she was approaching our table.
‘I will have Liatiko red sweet wine, my favorite from Crete and your favorite cheese plate’, he said very enthusiastically. What can I say? A man has good taste.
‘And I will have a glass of the same, please’, I asked of the lady, without sounding as if I have never heard of such a wine.
After a quick sip of wine, I realized once more that my taste buds are nowhere near the refined level one would acquire, to truly enjoy the bouquet of grapes, love, and time that go into winemaking. Hopefully one day, I would be able to appreciate it as much as Aristotle is doing right now. Give me another couple of thousands of years to do so.
We talked a lot about what Sufism is, what Aristotle’s virtue ethics philosophy encapsulates in itself. What really interests me now is how do they compare to one another? I feel they are so similar but still different. They are like brothers from different mothers, but the same father. After sipping a little bit more for courage (is it virtuous of me?), I started pondering out loud.
‘Aristotle, think of it, I feel that in many ways, Sufist ethics are very similar to your own ethics. The perception about the right path, or the Good life if you will, is about patience and the constant strive of personal integrity and generosity of spirit. By your standards and by the standards of Sufists, we have to live by actions, by virtuous actions, which themselves later flow into their own virtuous activities.’ VI
‘I like you are going, continue!’, Aristotle exclaimed while having a taste of the tangy Swiss Gruyere, to truly open up all the flavors from combining red wine and cheese.
‘I never liked consequentialists or deontologists. It feels as their ethical guidance, which dictates all of their actions is extremely rigid. By deontological ethics, any action that is deemed to go against the rules is automatically bad and unethical, no matter the consequences. However, consequentialist ethics would tell you any action that resulted in a good outcome should be ethical. Looking at the former, we are bound by rules, which may not apply in extreme circumstances, and the latter is limited by our inability to know what consequences will lead after any action’
‘Go on...’, he started chewing the young cheddar now.
‘Virtue ethics is liberated from those constraints, as the way we view our actions, their virtue, and value can shape and grow with our experience, with the challenges we lived through. It gives us the freedom of living our own lives. Sufist ethics are the same. Orthodox Islam believes that it is impossible to be a Muslim without strict adherence to Islamic Sharia Law and Hadith. It is so deep within their consciousness, located at the root of Islamic identity politics that it has been the point of debates regarding the governance of democratically set-up nation-states. Muslims believe any legal system that is not Sharia must be anti-Islam’ VII
‘Is Sufism different?’, manchego.
‘Yes! Followers of Sufism truly believe that strictly following Sharia is not a guarantee to reaching unity with God. Intensive spiritual discipline with self-control and meditation would bring you closer to Allah. Therefore, I would dare to say, maybe the divine of this world is not somewhere out there in the wild that will punish you on Judgement Day, but something you have to attain and come to by yourself, within you. This is the virtue. This is what it means to live your life virtuously. Your ethics and Sufism tell us that we should not wait for death, fearing for what comes after, if we don’t follow scriptures or some rules. We should live in our lives, reach within ourselves, and embrace the divine closeness to God and all Creation in this life’
‘Ethics is not theology, it doesn’t talk about God as directly’, no cheese?
‘And that is the difference! You see, Aristotle, the similarities and dissimilarities are stemming from the same root - you. Me. That lady that brought us drinks. In the source of who is ultimately responsible for our lives and how we live them. Virtue ethics tell us how to live a good life with leading morals. Sufism pronounces the same enthusiasm about bettering yourself as a human, being virtuous, and developing from the inside. Raising your love, whether it is for God or yourself, but most importantly, living consciously. This is what they have in common. This is how they differ.’, I proclaimed proudly.
‘I see that my job here is done now’, he said quietly with tones of what a proud father would say to his son.
‘Is it time?’, I understood everything.
‘Yes, I will have to go now. My old man, Plato, and friends are having an anime night’
‘Will I see you again, Big A?’
‘Big A... That’s funny. Maybe one day, Sandy. Until then, live consciously with virtue’, he said as he left the pub.
I looked around. No one else is here. Am I all alone?


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Setu Bandhasana
Setu – Bridge; Bandha – Bind, Lock; Asana – Pose, Posture
This asana is pronounced as SAY-tuh-bun-DHAHS-ana
The pose resembles a bridge, hence the name.
How To Do:
- To begin, lie on your back.
- Fold your knees and keep your feet hip distance apart on the floor, 10-12 inches from your pelvis, with knees and ankles in a straight line.
- Keep your arms beside your body, palms facing down.
- Inhaling, slowly lift your lower back, middle back and upper back off the floor; gently roll in the shoulders; touch the chest to the chin without bringing the chin down, supporting your weight with your shoulders, arms and feet. Feel your bottom firm up in this pose. Both the thighs are parallel to each other and to the floor.
- If you wish, you could interlace the fingers and push the hands on the floor to lift the torso a little more up, or you could support
your back with your palms.
- Keep breathing easily.
- Hold the posture for a minute or two and exhale as you gently release the pose.
Benefits:
- Strengthens the back muscles
- Relieves the tired back instantaneously
- Gives a good stretch to the chest, neck and spine
- Calms the brain, reducing anxiety, stress and depression
- Opens up the lungs and reduces thyroid problems
- Helps improve digestion
- Helps relieve the symptoms of menopause and menstrual pain
- Helpful in asthma, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, and sinusitis
Cautions:
- Avoid doing this pose if you are suffering from neck and back injuries.