FBC:Prepare_Page template tag
In order to display and run any Facebook features like the Login button, Like button, etc, you need to make a couple modifications to your template code. It's required that you add some javascript code just above the  tag.
While this can be done manually, the Prepare_Page function does this work for you. The Prepare_Page tag is only doing simple string replacements on your templates, so the performance impact is very minimal. This tag is only needed on pages where you will invoke Facebook Connect functionality. If you prefer to do this manually, you can refer to the Facebook Documentation.

The Prepare_Page tag needs to be in the exact template that contains the  tag. If you use a template embed for your footer, you'll need to place the Prepare_Page tag at the top of that embedded template instead.
{exp:fbc:prepare_page}
Parameters
The following parameters are available for use:
execute= (optional)
execute="yes"
This parameter is an additional feature that allows you to prevent the Prepare_Page function from executing. Most sites usually place their footer code into an embedded template. Because of the parsing order in EE, Prepare_Page will execute prior to embedded conditionals. When you pass a value of yes to the execute parameter, the method will execute and do its job. If you pass any other value, including an empty string, the method will NOT execute. If there is no execute parameter provided, the Prepare_Page method will execute. The idea here is that you might have some pages that you don't want the Prepare_Page function to run on, and this is a way to stop it from doing so.
language=
language="en_US"
Use this parameter to change the language preference for all Facebook items. Default is US English (en_US). Facebook locales follow ISO language and country codes respectively, concatenated by an underscore. The basic format is ll_CC, where ll is a two-letter language code (in lowercase), and CC is a two-letter country code (in uppercase). For instance, en_US represents US English. For more information about Facebook and internationalization, visit the Facebook Developer Docs.
Examples
Simple
Below is some example code on how to implement the Prepare_Page tag in a simple template that contains the  tag:
{exp:fbc:prepare_page}   <title>The title of your page</title>
The title of your page

Here is some babble...

© Copyright {current_time format="%Y"} Your Site.

Embedded
Below is some example code on how to implement the Prepare_Page tag in the instance your  tag is located in an embedded template:
Main Template:
{embed="path_to/header"}
The title of your page

Here is some babble...
 {embed="path_to/footer"}
Footer Embed Template:
{exp:fbc:prepare_page}

© Copyright {current_time format="%Y"} Your Site.

Advanced Embedded (with execute parameter)
Below is some example code on how to implement the Prepare_Page tag in the instance your  tag is located in an embedded template along with the execute parameter (where load_fbc is just a random name chosen for this example, and can be whatever you want to call it):
Main Template:
{embed="path_to/header"}
The title of your page

Here is some babble...
 {embed="path_to/footer" load_fbc="yes"}
Footer Embed Template:
{exp:fbc:prepare_page execute="{embed:load_fbc}"}

© Copyright {current_time format="%Y"} Your Site.


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Type: ProductController
(Scope)
angular scope object
(ProductService)
View model object, will be accessed from UI
Type: Object
(Array<Product>)
public method products load listener,
(Array<Product>)
list
(Void | undefined)
:
Product factory
Type: ProductFactory
(Http)
angular http object
private method to create and add default products
Array<ProductModel>
:
public method get products, returns the available products
Array<ProductModel>
:
public method get products, returns the product with id
(Number)
product id
ProductModel
:
public method create product, creates product with model
(ProductModel)
ProductModel
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public method update product, updates product with model
(ProductModel)
ProductModel
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public method delete product, deletes product with id
(Number)
product id
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private field urlBase
private method createProduct
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Intro.[Introductory Alien Space Sound]
Rachel GreenImagine a distant future when humans reach beyond our pale blue dot, forge cities on planets thousands of
light-years away, and maintain a galactic web of trade and transport. What would it take for our civilization
to make that leap? There are many things to consider—
how would we communicate?
What might
a galactic
government look like?
And one of the most fundamental of all: where would we get enough energy to
power that
civilization— its industry, its terraforming operations, and its starships?
An astronomer named Nikolai Kardashev
proposed a scale to quantify an evolving
civilization’s increasing
energy needs.
In the first evolutionary stage, which we’re currently in, planet-based fuel sources like
fossil
fuels, solar panels and nuclear power plants are probably enough to settle other planets inside our own
solar
system, but not much beyond that. For a civilization on the third and final stage, expansion on a galactic
scale would require about 100 billion times more energy than the full 385 yotta joules our sun releases
every
second. Barring a breakthrough in exotic physics, there’s only one energy source that could suffice: a
supermassive black hole.
It’s counterintuitive to think of black holes as energy sources, but that’s exactly what they are, thanks to their accretion disks: circular, flat structures formed by matter falling into the event horizon.
Chandler BingBecause of conservation of angular momentum, particles there don’t just plummet straight into the black hole. Instead, they slowly spiral.
Chandler BingDue to the intense gravitational field of the black hole, these particles convert their potential energy to kinetic energy as they inch closer to the event horizon.
Chandler BingParticle interactions allow for this kinetic energy to be radiated out into space at an astonishing matter-to-energy efficiency: 6% for non-rotating black holes, and up to 32% for rotating ones.
Chandler BingThis drastically outshines nuclear fission, currently the most efficient widely available mechanism to extract energy from mass. Fission converts just 0.08% of a Uranium atom into energy.


{% from "layout/errorlist.html" import errorlist %} {% from "wiki/includes/document_macros.html" import revision_contributors_label %} {% if revision.reviewed or current_revision_id and current_revision_id > revision.id %}
{{ _('Back to History') }}
{% trans %}Clicking Accept will make this version of the article live! Please take a moment to be sure all options are correct.{% endtrans %}
{% trans %}Thanks for taking the time to review these changes. Clicking Accept will make this version of the article live! Please take a moment to be sure all options are correct.{% endtrans %}
{% trans %}Thanks for taking the time to review these changes. Please thank the editor and then give specific, constructive feedback about what you feel needs to change in order for the revision to be acceptable.{% endtrans %}


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{if mb_strlen($v['PROJECT_INTRODUCE'],'UTF-8') lt 11}{$v.PROJECT_INTRODUCE}{else/}{:mb_substr($v['PROJECT_INTRODUCE'],0,11,'UTF-8')}...{/if}
立即预约{$v.pPRICE}元/{$v.PROJECT_TIME}分钟
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{if mb_strlen($v['PROJECT_INTRODUCE'],'UTF-8') lt 11}{$v.PROJECT_INTRODUCE}{else/}{:mb_substr($v['PROJECT_INTRODUCE'],0,11,'UTF-8')}...{/if}
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This interactive lesson is created by Alex Dainiak. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The lesson is powered by MathJax, KaTeX, ACE Editor, Bootstrap, jQuery. While preparing this lesson, the author benefited much from Stack Overflow and LaTeX Stack Exchange. Programming this lesson was made fun by PyCharm IDE and Chrome developer tools. This project is hosted on GitHub.


From the Death Certificate
for Bessie F. Rowley nee Morris
OHIO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
Reg Dist No 1224
Primary Reg Dist No 3493
Registrar's No 1274
place of death: Akron City Hospital, Summit Co., Ohio
date of death: June 4, 1951, 4:30 p.m.
usual residence: 1534 Malasia
Road, Akron, Summit Co., Ohio
female, white, married,
housewife, own home
birth: Sept. 6, 1890, West Virginia
age: 60
parents: Jacob T. Morris and Ella Richardson
armed services: no
informant: William H. Rowley
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION
disease: Hodgkins Disease
antecedent causes: hypertensive vascular disease; duration 10
yrs.
other conditions: chronic choleocystitis; duration 15 years
certifier: P.A. Davis, M.D.; 633 E. Market St., Akron,
Ohio; signed 6-6-1951
embalmer: E.S. Hollen, The
Adams Funeral Home
burial: 6-7-1951; Rose Hill Burial Park, Akron,
Summit Co., Ohio
funeral director: L.A. Vaughan, 791 East Market St., Akron, Ohio
Provided by Betty Latta Kitchen
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Source: components/_zurb.buttons.scss, line 1
2.1 Buttons
Basic Buttons
Source: components/_zurb.buttons.scss, line 1
Basic Buttons
Primary Class Button (default)
Second Class Button
Button reserved for navigation elements
Success State.
Alert State.
Warning State
All button states can become hollow
All button states can become hollow
All button states can become hollow
Give the button softer corners
Give a button a shadow
tiny buttons
Small buttons
Medium buttons (default)
Large buttons
Large buttons
Disabled buttons
[modifier class] button


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This demonstration shows quadratic and cubic polynomials fitted through a set of points using a least squares approach. This technique generalises to higher dimensions and can be used as an interpolation function for solving the flux form advection equation on arbitrary meshes.
Drag points to change the fit. Control-drag points to change weights. The polynomial is fitted almost exactly through the filled points and inexactly through the open points.
Created with d3js and numericjs. The source repository is available on GitHub.


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Piccolo is not an application in itself, but rather it is an engine that is designed to support applications that require the ability to create, manipulate, and render object-oriented graphics. If you are familiar with the terminology of 3D graphics, Piccolo supports a scenegraph. This is a data structure that represents a hierarchy of graphical objects. Piccolo uses a tuned run-time system to render the scenegraph as quickly as possible to support interactive applications.
This is the root package for all Jazz classes. It contains the core scenegraph
classes itself, and in addition, contains the activities
, event
,
nodes
and util
packages that are used to build Jazz applications.


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25-Mar-2017 | Milku
My cage just got even better.
Call me picky, but I wasn't using the small wooden dens. After being "persuaded" to move out of my Pets@Home cardboard box, I set up my nest in the large wooden den that extends across the width of the base.
My humans thought that I wasn't using the upper levels either because they looked a bit difficult to get to.
So they've started to move things around. The wooden dens have disappeared to be repaced with a furry nest. To get inside, it seems like I'm climbing into a bigger creature's mouth! It's nice and cosy whatever it looks like.
A couple of small wooden platforms have appeared, attached to the side of the cage, to act as steps up to the top platform. And I have a new direct route from the platform at one end of the cage to the upper level at the other end of the cage. A purple tunnel has been installed. That's been a great help to me in getting around. And is a perfect place to hide when my humans look like they want a hug!
I've acquired a see-saw too. Not too impressed with that - no one to play with, after all.
I'm wondering what other entertainments might be provided in future, but for the time being it's just great.


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{% extends "permissions.html" %} {% block content %} {{ super() }}
| {% trans %}Division Name{% endtrans %} | {# TRANS: In an overview table of divisions, this is the heading for the column showing the number of people or groups granted the 'submit' permission, meaning the can submit requests. #}{% trans %}Submitters{% endtrans %} | {# TRANS: In an overview table of divisions, this is the heading for the column showing the number of people or groups granted the 'review' permission, meaning they can evaluate submitted requests. #}{% trans %}Reviewers{% endtrans %} | {# TRANS: In an overview table of divisions, this is the heading for the column showing the number of people or groups granted the 'pay' permission, meaning they can mark requests as paid. #}{% trans %}Payers{% endtrans %} | {# TRANS: In an overview table of divisions, this is the heading for the column showing the number of people or groups granted the 'audit' permission, meaning they are able to view all requests in a division, but not modify them in any way. #}{% trans %}Auditors{% endtrans %} | {# TRANS: In an overview table of divisions, this is the heading for the column showing the number of people or groups granted the 'admin' permission, meaning they can manage who has been granted the other permissions. #}{% trans %}Admins{% endtrans %} |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ division.name }} | {% for perm in (PermissionType.submit, PermissionType.review, PermissionType.pay, PermissionType.audit, PermissionType.admin) %}{{ division.permissions[perm]|length|numberfmt }} | {% endfor %}


Class EqualsBuilder<T>
A generic class for handling equals methods.
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: RichTea.Common
Assembly: RichTea.Common.dll
Syntax
public class EqualsBuilder<T>
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The type being compared. |
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceEqualsBuilder(T, Object)
Equals builder constructor. Should be supplied with the two objects being compared. Field comparisons should be chained with the Append and AppendBase methods.
Declaration
public EqualsBuilder(T left, object right)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| T | left | Object being compared. |
| System.Object | right | Object being compared against. |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceAreEqual
Gets if the objects are equal. If false no further comparison should be required.
Declaration
public bool AreEqual { get; protected set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAppend(Object, Object)
Appends a field to the equals builder. Both parameters should refer to the same field.
This method can handle nulls and collections.
Declaration
public EqualsBuilder<T> Append(object leftValue, object rightValue)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Object | leftValue | Left value. |
| System.Object | rightValue | Right value. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EqualsBuilder<T> | Equals builder. |
Append<TProperty>(Expression<Func<T, TProperty>>)
Appends an expression to the equals builder. This expression is then used on both left and right values to find a field value to be compared.
This method can handle expressions that return nulls and collections. Note that this method is considerably slower than the Append(object, object) override. That method should be used if higher performance is required,
Declaration
public EqualsBuilder<T> Append<TProperty>(Expression<Func<T, TProperty>> propertyOrField)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<System.Func<T, TProperty>> | propertyOrField | Expression that returns a proeprty or field. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EqualsBuilder<T> | Equals builder. |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TProperty |
AppendBase(Boolean)
Appends if base object is equal. This should be called with the result of base.Equals.
Declaration
public EqualsBuilder<T> AppendBase(bool baseEqual)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Boolean | baseEqual | If base object is equal. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| EqualsBuilder<T> | Equals builder. |


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{% for page in pages %}
{# NOTE: would be nice to have some kind of fallback display when the image doesn't load... #}
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{% url 'books:page' vol.pid page.pid as page_url %}
p. {{page.page_order}}
{# page annotation count #} {% include 'books/snippets/comment_count.html' with item_url=page_url annotation_count=annotated_pages %}
{% endfor %}


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Kasaragod is a municipal town and the district headquarters of Kasaragod district of Kerala state in India. Situated in the rich biodiversity of Western Ghats, it is known for the Chandragiri and Bekal Forts, Chandragiri River, historic Kolathiri Rajas, natural environment of Ranipuram and Kottancheri Hills, historical and religious sites like the Madiyan Kulom temple, Madhur Temple, Ananthapuram Lake Temple and Malik Deenar Mosque. It is located 50 km south of the major port city & a commercial hub Mangalore and 578 km north of state capital Thiruvananthapuram.The major political parties are CPI(M), CPI, Indian Union Muslim League, INC and BJP. North Kasaragod is dominated by BJP and IUML, and the south is dominated by CPI(M)
Bekal Fort was built by Shivappa Nayaka of Keladi in 1650 AD, at Bekal. It is the largest fort in Kerala, spreading over 40 acres (160,000 m2).The fort appears to emerge from the sea. Almost three-quarters of its exterior is in contact with water. Bekal fort was not an administrative centre and does not include any palaces or mansions. An important feature is the water-tank, magazine and the flight of steps leading to an observation tower built by Tipu Sultan.
Read MoreThe Mallam Durga Parameshwari Temple is located in Muliyar Village near Bovikanam, in Kasargod District of Kerala. The mallam durga parameshwari temple is Centuries old. The presiding deity of this temple is Goddess Durga Parameshwari. This temple constructed by the karate brahmins of maharashtra, is well maintained.
Read MoreThe Ranipuram Peak stands 750 metres above the sea level in the hill station of Vellarikundu Taluk of Kerala. Lovingly called the “Ooty of Kerala”, the hill is a popular honeymoon spot, thanks to its verdant mountains of the KottencheriTalakaveri Range. With shoals, grasslands and evergreen monsoon forestry, the Ranipuram Peak forms a part of the Western Ghat protected area. It stands as a merger peak between the Ranipuram Wildlife Sanctuary and the Talakaveri Wildlife Sanctuary, thereby is rich in biodiversity.
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One of the best things about working for Valtech is bench time. This is time between projects where consultants get the opportunity to learn, assist with sales pitches or write an article. Bench time gives me the opportunity to revisit CSS Grid after a few failed attempts to learn the basics.
I find it difficult to learn anything without having a practical use cases to get my head into. In order to have a practical use case I need to be working on a project which has the flexibility to experiment with some of the modern CSS properties. So I decided to experiment with my own website. I am going to make this my playground to learn and write. So that is what you are seeing here, an article within an experiment, how very meta. Feel free to inspect the page. What I have realised is that CSS Grid is huge, I am not going to be able to learn the lot in one sitting. I am starting off with this great codepen from Brenda Storer. My plan being to recreate this CodePen and step through the code and understand each part as I do so.
Containers and items
CSS Grid is all about creating containers and placing items into the containers. Before I crack on with styling up the CSS I need some HTML markup to play with. Firstly we need to put together the markup for the article, breaking it into a masthead image, a header which would contain the article title and meta information and a main body section for the article content.

The grid layout for this page kicks in at 768px. Anything narrower than that breakpoint will see a simple stacked layout. Anything above 768px will get the grid layout. The entire wrapper for this article gets set to display: grid;
. We split the grid into 3 parts, a main centre column and two remaining parts on the left and right of the screen. The main column is set to be a maximum width of 72ch
using the ch
unit. When using the ch unit, it is important to remember that the browser doesn't count the number of characters on any given line, its value is equal to the width of the 0 (zero) character. Read more about the ch unit.
Pouring in some content
Next we need to add in the content, choosing a beautifully tenuous container image from Unsplash. We give the image a class to hook into for later styling. Then drop in the title and article date information.
My articles tend to be quite organic and change as I write and even after I have published them. I planned to add in the content as I went along so at this point the HTML looked like the following, ready to be styled up.

<time class="article__meta">December 2018</time>

Getting griddy with it

Creating a grid container
As previously mentioned all the grid action happens when there is enough available space on the screen to play around with the layout. The first thing I am doing is setting the article class to be a grid container. Then we'll want to add in the columns, the center column being as wide as 72ch.
.article {
display: grid;
grid-template-columns: 1fr minmax(auto, 72ch) 4fr;
grid-template-rows: 100vh auto;
}
Doing this gives us a few new features associated with CSS grid to digest. The value of grid
is a new value that can be used with the display
property. It defines a grid container. We are saying that every direct child of this container is an item in the grid and therefore can have grid properties defined on it.
Using grid-template-columns
This new CSS property allows us to define how many columns there are in the grid. Columns run left to right across the screen on the X axis. In the example there are 3 columns. If you wish you can also name the grid rows and columns. By default the browser will number them and it is these numbers we use later to position the grid items onto the grid.
Using grid-template-rows
This new CSS property works the same way as grid-template-columns except rows run top to bottom across the screen on the Y axis. The example has 2 rows. The first row uses the vh
(viewport height) unit. Here, we are essentially saying that we want the first row which in this case is the image to fill 100% of the viewports height. The second row will be as tall as its content (auto).
The fr unit
The fr unit is a fraction unit, 1fr
is 1 part of the available space. The available space is calculated by the browser after any other measurement is calculated. So in the example the browser first calculates the main column, here using the minmax()
function. Once this has been calculated the browser splits the remaining space into 1 part on the left and 4 parts on the right of the main column.
Using minmax()
The minmax()
function. It takes 2 values, the minimum size of a row or column and the maximum size. In our example the minimum size is auto, this means the smallest the column can get is whatever is defined by its content. The maximum size in our example is 72ch
. Read more about the minmax() function.
Grid item placement
Now we have a grid container, it is time to place the items within it. Firstly we want the main image to have a bit of impact so we want it to fill the width and height of the viewport. The image is already within a containing element.
.article__image {
display: block;
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
max-width: 100%;
object-fit: cover;
}
This CSS isn't recent or related to CSS grid but it is worth noting the object-fit
property when it comes to CSS grid. This CSS property behaves similarly to the background-size
property which is used when applying an image as a background to an element. It allows designers to apply the same logic directly to elements within the DOM such as
or <video>
. Read more about object-fit.
Now the image will always proportionately scale with its parent container. We can now place the parent container on the grid.
.article__image-container {
grid-column: 1 / -1;
grid-row: 1 / 2;
height: 100%;
max-width: 100%;
}
So this snippet of CSS gives us a few more new properties to look into, namely grid-column
and grid-row
.
Using grid-column
This property is shorthand for grid-column-start
and grid-column-end
. It works across the X axis. Here we are declaring both grid line values in the grid-column
shorthand declaration. The / (slash) character splits the start and end values. As we already know from using grid-template-columns
, the browser will number the grid lines (columns and rows) by default. So grid-column: 1 / -1;
is telling the browser that this column will start on the first column and end on the -1 column. When we declare negative integers the browser counts in reverse. In our case from the right of the container. So we know this grid item will be placed to fill the full width of the parent grid container. The grid lines can also be named and referenced in the same way. See Rachel Andrew's great demos for more on this.
Using grid-row
This property works in much the same way as grid-column
but works accross the Y axis. In the example we are telling the browser that this item will start on the first row and end on the second row.
Placing the article header
This is where things start to get a little more interesting for anyone who already works with CSS flexbox. The article header has been placed onto the grid just as the image container was. CSS flexbox properties also work with CSS grids, beautiful! Take this CSS from the article header.
.article__header {
align-self: end;
grid-row: 1 / 2;
grid-column: 2 / -1;
}
Here as previously, we tell the browser where we want the header to be placed on the grid using grid-column
and grid-row
. Note that the article header is placed on the same row as the image container as well as being told to span to the -1
column (all the way to the end). This means that the article header is sitting over the top of my image container. As the initial value of align-self
is auto
the browser is stretching the header over the top of the image container. This can be easily fixed by setting the value of align-self
to end
. The browser now renders the header only as big as the header content and neatly overlays the image container.
Placing the article content
Finally all that is left to do is to place the item we want the article content to be displayed in.
.article__content {
grid-row: 2 / 3;
grid-column: 2 / 3;
}
As before we just need to define values for the rows and column start and ending points. If we wanted to define more rows or if we wanted to make this layout more robust, we could make the content always end on the last row. This could be done by changing the grid-row: 2 / 3;
declaration to be grid-row: 2 / -1;
Wrapping up
As I originally mentioned CSS Grid is huge, I tried to keep this article relatively short and follow Brenda's CodePen which only includes enough know-how to get going. I already feel that this could have been broken down further.
Something that really helped me when picturing a grid layout is to draw it first. This way you can design your layouts first without getting too bogged down in the code.
Kudos
Huge thanks to Brenda Storer for this layout and to Rachel Andrew for her high quality CSS grid resources. This article is just a rehash of the hard work already put in by people like Brenda and Rachel. I find a great way to learn is to write an article like this. It makes me focus and step through each line of code methodically, adding my own understanding of the properties and what they do. I hope it is helpful for you.
Fin 🏁


Approximately 10 seconds after exhaling:
Intense pressure and tinglingish pins and needles. A feel of mind-waviness as if Iím floating on a sea. Intense tinglings, but pins-and needles style, sort of painful. All parts of the body pushed and pressured into one lying position. It seems like the position was chosen for me, without my consent. Itís hard to move, but I don't try, don't want to. Crazy trip in my mind, while all the while this painful tingling is in my body--under the surface. Iím suspicious that it is originating in my veins. A face in the yellow prayer flag, a 4-D tunnel made of text and cloth. No 'cosmic awareness' or 'realizations,' but attempts at them. Severe hallucinations.  Half closed?
Still tingling painfully. I 'ask' the spirit of the leaves to change the painful under-the-surface tingling in my veins into a feeling of good, warmth. It works. My eyes are watering. Am I crying? That venal tingling swims in the shades of grey between painful and ecstatic. When my eyes are closed, I feel as if Iím almost floating away from my body, almost, trying to, but not quite, because something in the back of my head tells me 'This can't be true. Your mind is still attached to my body.' Because of this, I beleive (realize?) that mind and body are not seperate: integrated, not detached.
But in my mind, I see (without seeing) my body as a tingling cluster of sensations inside a vast, vast darkness. An electric figure laying there in darkness--the electric lines outlining where I feel the tingling, the pins and needles. They are the only sense reference point, only touch is sending signals to my brain. Smell and taste and sound are have long peeled away into the fog--I don't even pay attention to them. Touch is the only bodily reference I have, the last desperate griphold of my _soma_ (body). if it wasn't there, if I learn to blot it out, I think my mind will be totally detached--no sensual input reference-point, simply inside its own world behind closed eyes, created with the help of this strange, strange plant.
I am off-balanced afterwards, wavy, as if on a boat. Unbalanced, flowy, loosing concentration on the scene, drifting away then snapping back in repeatedly: that type of swaying, you see? Yes, swaying, that's the word, swaying. All this exists in my mind, amazing, how!?
Above was written in about two minutes, fifteen minutes after taking hits. Below is a second experience quite the same as the first one.
Tightness, not tingling. But yes tingling. Tingling tightness, but constant, on the inside, under the surface of the skin. Tightness, and waves of feeling--totally absorbed by sense of touch, dominating everything else--imposing, unwanted white noise. But ecstatic feelings, fantastic floods of orgasmic feeling throughout the body. A gooey, inner creamy thickness inside, starting thighs, throat (at the chakras) and encasing whole body, cept pineal chakra (very center of my brain).
When the center is probed, ventured near, approached (experienced?), the orgasmic feelings intensify and flood throughout--but held back a little, as if there is a huge dam straining to hold back a flood of ..something... but letting some of it through. Only the first tricklings, though, there is _so_much_more_ to come, but letís not predict what will come, eh? Let it flow, experience the perfection of existance right now. It IS perfect...perfect...amazing...beautiful. BE the creator experiencing itself, that's what we are. The creator experiencing creation, tentacles of conciousness feeding back to the collective intelligent infinity through love and _energy_. Energy! The energy of life! Intelligence! I can feel The Energy flowing through my body, the different chakras.
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.


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SDLXX
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Modern C++17 wrapper for SDL
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| file | Color.h [code] |
| Class that represents a color. | |
| file | Dimensions.h [code] |
| file | Display.h [code] |
| file | Events.h [code] |
| Class that allows to work with events. | |
| file | Keyboard.h [code] |
| file | Log.h [code] |
| Class that represents the logger. | |
| file | Point.h [code] |
| Class that represents the dimensions of a 2D object. | |
| file | Rectangle.h [code] |
| Class that represents a rectangle with the origin at the upper left. | |
| file | Renderer.h [code] |
| Class that describes a 2D rendering context. | |
| file | SDLXX_core.h [code] |
| Class that represents SDLXX object that initializes the video API. | |
| file | Surface.h [code] |
| Class that represents a collection of pixels used in software blitting. | |
| file | Texture.h [code] |
| Class that represents a texture in an efficient driver-specific way. | |
| file | Timer.h [code] |
| Class that represents the time management routines. | |
| file | Version.h [code] |
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Woman hilariously changes the captions of Instagram pics of her ex-boyfriends
Heartbreak is hard. But purging every trace of your ex on social media can be the first step towards healing.
But what if you look cute in some of your old pics with your ex? One woman has found that deleting is not always the answer.
Rosie from Singapore decided that instead of removing the old pics, she would simply update the captions to make them more honest.
After breaking up with her old flames, Rosie never actually deleted any photos of the two of them together, but she archived them, which hid them from her timeline.
But she decided to add them back, with the updated captions, and a Tweet about her funny swipes at her former loves has now gone viral.
‘Decided to unarchive all the pictures I had with shitty guys because I look cute but updated the captions to be more accurate,’ she wrote on Twitter.
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She posted three screengrabs from Instagram of her posing in romantic snaps with guys she is no longer seeing.
In the first pic she is being literally swept off her feet by a boy, as he holds her in his arms at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
‘Not a fan of Valentine’s Day but a huge fan of my Valentine,’ reads the original caption.
But the new edit underneath reads: ‘He broke up with me the next day!’
The second pic shows her kissing an ex’s cheek: ‘Like if you think I can do better.’
Underneath she added: ‘Edit: He broke up with me through Facebook messenger so yes, I can do better.’
The final pic was taken with a beautiful city skyline as the backdrop: ‘
‘Took a 7 hour bus to Boston to take this picture.’
The edit reads: ‘Was not worth the trip.’
Rosie’s tweet has been liked more than 57,000 times and she has even inspired other women to look back over their old pics to do the same.
One Instagram user edited an old pic that had the original caption: ‘Happy two year anniversary and new year to my love. I’m so excited for our future together, I know we are going to do amazing things! Thank you for making me smile everyday and for all of your support an motivation.’
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The edit told a different story: ‘I had to post things like this or else he didn’t believe that I loved him and he would cheat on me because he felt “insecure”. This was the third time I dyed my hair red bc I was desperately seeking attention bc things weren’t OK.’
Lots of people have praised Rosie for being so honest on social media, where people usually only show off a perfectly curated version of themselves which doesn’t always reflect real life.
‘You’re an icon,’ said one commenter.
Rosie went on to explain exactly why she edited her captions.
‘I just wanted to clarify this tweet isn’t about shaming any of the men pictured.
‘This post is about me, how I moved on by acknowledging my experiences and pain, and knowing that I deserve better. & also that I look good in these pics.
‘Remember that healing is not always about forgiving and forgetting, and however you choose to heal and move on know that you deserve the world.’


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| When pro kayaker Rafa Ortiz makes the decision to paddle over Niagara Falls, he sets in motion an incredible series of events that eventually takes on a life of its own. To prepare for this mission, Rafa enlists the help of world-renowned paddler Rush Sturges and a tight team of their friends. Together they go on a remarkable three-year journey from the rainforest rivers of Mexico to the towering waterfalls of the U.S. Northwest. Their journey concludes in Canada where the team plays a cat-and-mouse game with local police before Rafa's mission comes to a heart-stopping climax at the iconic Falls. | |
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Technology is my Passion
I am a Front end Web-Developer with skills of designing a world class interface I am able to execute task with minimal supervision and submit it in time I am able to establish and promote design guidelines,best practices and standards
Things Good at:
March 2020 to date
Sharpening my skills at Moringa School. HTMl,CSS and Javascript are the landing point and a place
to begin When learning to code.
Year 2015 - 2018
Jomo Kenyatta university of Agriculture & Technology
Network Fundamentals
Routing Protocol and Concept
LAN Switching and Wireless Networking
Accessing WAN
March 2016 to May 2016
Attached at Africom and Data Solution
Installation of telecommunications equipments
such as cctv


What is a software architect ?
A software architect, in general, is a software expert who has the ability to make decisions involving technical standards, tools and platforms.
What is a Java EE architect ?
A Java EE architect is specialized to the Java EE world, which is a small universe. He knows in details the Java EE specifications, the characteristics and abilities of different application servers, and how to use and integrate various Java libraries and tools to achieve some purpose.
Why is a Java EE architect needed ?


http-prompt
An interactive command-line HTTP client featuring autocomplete and syntax highlighting.
More information: home page
- Launch a session targeting the default URL of http://localhost:8000 or the previous session:
http-prompt
- Launch a session with a given URL:
http-prompt http://example.com
- Launch a session with some initial options:
http-prompt localhost:8000/api --auth username:password


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In the previous post, I showed how you could build a provider with oauth-plugin and Rails. Now, I will demonstrate how to build a consumer (it's a lot easier).
I will assume that your provider is already running on localhost:3000. The consumer will run on localhost:4000 (run it with "rails server -p 4000").
[sourcecode language="bash"]
rails new consumer
cd consumer
[/sourcecode]
Put this in your Gemfile:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
source 'http://rubygems.org'
gem 'rails', '3.0.7'
gem 'sqlite3'
gem 'devise'
gem "oauth-plugin", ">= 0.4.0.pre1"
[/sourcecode]
And run these commands:
[sourcecode language="bash"]
bundle install
rails generate devise:install
rails generate devise User
rake db:migrate
rails generate controller welcome index
rm public/index.html
[/sourcecode]
And here is your routes.rb:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
Provider::Application.routes.draw do
devise_for :users
root :to => "welcome#index"
end
[/sourcecode]
[sourcecode language="bash"]
rails generate oauth_consumer user
rake db:migrate
[/sourcecode]
in app/controllers/oauth_consumers_controller.rb, replace:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
before_filter :login_required, :only=>:index
[/sourcecode]
by
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
before_filter :authenticate_user!, :only=>:index
[/sourcecode]
Uncomment the methods for devise (go_back, logged_in? currentuser=, deny_access!) in app/controllers/oauth_consumers_controller.rb.
Add to app/models/user.rb:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
has_one :test, :class_name=>"TestToken", :dependent=>:destroy
[/sourcecode]
Now go to http://localhost:3000/oauth_clients/ to register your first application with these parameters:
Name: Test consumer
Main Application URL: http://localhost:4000/
Callback URL: http://localhost:4000/oauth_consumers/test/callback
You're redirected to http://localhost:3000/oauth_clients/1. It shows:
Consumer Key: CRcIJ15MwSqlDTxsH8MpO3En4wjaOxkqeofLioH4
Consumer Secret: C7uci8xkyMShCf4SNXWPclKbBo3ml1Zf2W2XWu4W
Request Token URL: http://localhost:3000/oauth/request_token
Access Token URL: http://localhost:3000/oauth/access_token
Authorize URL: http://localhost:3000/oauth/authorize
Now, you need to put the key and secret in config/initializers/oauth_consumers.rb:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
OAUTH_CREDENTIALS={
:test =>{
:key => "CRcIJ15MwSqlDTxsH8MpO3En4wjaOxkqeofLioH4",
:secret => "C7uci8xkyMShCf4SNXWPclKbBo3ml1Zf2W2XWu4W",
:expose => true
}
}
[/sourcecode]
Create app/models/test_token.rb. This model will store the token for your provider. If you want to provide helpful methods, take inspiration from lib/oauth/models/consumers/services/.
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
class TestToken < ConsumerToken
TEST_SETTINGS={
:site => "http://localhost:3000",
:request_token_path => "/oauth/request_token",
:access_token_path => "/oauth/access_token",
:authorize_path => "/oauth/authorize"
}
def self.consumer(options={})
@consumer ||= OAuth::Consumer.new(credentials[:key], credentials[:secret], TEST_SETTINGS.merge(options))
end
end
[/sourcecode]
You should now be able to use the URLs "/oauth_consumers/test/client/", "/oauth_consumers/test/callback", "/oauth_consumers/test/callback2"," /oauth_consumers/test/edit",
and "/oauth_consumers/test".
Modify the welcome controller t get the provider data:
[sourcecode language="ruby"]
class WelcomeController < ApplicationController
def index
# cf http://oauth.rubyforge.org/rdoc/classes/OAuth/AccessToken.html
@consumer_tokens=TestToken.all :conditions=>{:user_id=>current_user.id}
@token = @consumer_tokens.first.client
logger.info "private data: "+@token.get("/data/index").body
end
end
[/sourcecode]
To connect a user to an external service link or redirect them to:
/oauth_consumers/[SERVICE_NAME]
Where SERVICE_NAME is the name you set in the OAUTH_CREDENTIALS hash. This will request the request token and redirect the user to the services authorization screen. When the user accepts the get redirected back to:
/oauth_consumers/[SERVICE_NAME]/callback
This tutorial is really short, and could be explained a bit more, but I'll leave that for another post. You have enough to start tinkering with OAuth. Have fun!


Layers GeoJSON features with different styles example
You can define a function to set the style for features based on properties


For a little perspective, we had seen the Heartbleed SSL bug all over the news and security expert, Ken Munro, described it as, “The biggest thing to happen to security I’ve ever seen since the discovery of SQL Injection.” Bloggers have agreed that SQL Injection is worse because Heartbleed has been fixed (there still may be some minor cleanup) but SQL Injection still happens. Here’s a famous one: remember back in 2009, when someone stole over a hundred thousand credit card numbers from NY based tourism company? SQL Injection.
SQL Injection is a way to extract information from the databases behind websites using specifically crafted malicious queries. Hackers execute the code to break into, alter, or damage the back-end database. The Web Application Security Project (OWASP) considered it the number one threat in 2010. The pages most vulnerable are the ones that accept user input. There are some measures you can take to protect your code. The best and easiest approach is by parameterizing your queries. Parameterized queries force the developer to define all the SQL code and then pass in each parameter later; which allows the database to distinguish code from data regardless of what user input is supplied. This is a site that explains SQL Injection attacks with examples


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Choose a grid layout for your html listing template.
Single column listing with the product information on the top.
Two columns with the product descrption on the right.
Two columns with the product descrption on the left.


Simply select New Animation from the File menu to get started. The document view is split into two sections: a filmstrip and the typical image editor. You can edit the image per usual using all of Pixen's features.
The filmstrip contains all of your frames, as well as a preview, which constantly plays back your animation. Reorder and delete frames at will, or even drag cels between filmstrips.
Pixen can read pxa files, sequences of images, and animated gifs; it can output pxa files, animated gifs, image sequences, QuickTime movies, and even sprite sheets!
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BLE User Guide¶
Apache Mynewt offers the world’s first fully open-source Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) or Bluetooth Smart stack fully compliant with Bluetooth 5 specifications with support for Bluetooth Mesh. It is called NimBLE.
BLE technology operates in the unlicensed industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) band at 2.4 to 2.485 GHz which is available in most countries. It uses a spread spectrum, frequency hopping, full-duplex signal. BLE FHSS employs 40 2-MHz-wide channels to ensure greater reliability over longer distances. It also features 0-dBm (1 mW) power output and a typical maximum range of 50 meters. With Bluetooth 5 specification range can be increased 4 times and speed 2 time.
Note that BLE is not compatible with standard Bluetooth.
Features¶
NimBLE complies with Bluetooth Core Specification 5.0 which makes it an ideal wireless technology for the Internet of Things (IoT).
- LE Advertising Extensions
- 2Msym/s PHY for higher throughput
- Coded PHY for LE Long Range
- High Duty Cycle Non-Connectable Advertising
- Channel Selection Algorithm #2 to utilize channels in more efficient way.
- LE Privacy 1.2 for frequent changes to the device address to make it difficult to track for outsiders
- LE Secure Connections featuring FIPS-compliant algorithms.
- LE Data Length Extension for higher throughput
- Coming Soon: Assigning an Internet Protocol (IP) address (complaint with the IPv6 or 6LoWPAN standard) to a Bluetooth device through Internet Protocol Support Profile (IPSP)
The Bluetooth 5 is backward compatible with previous Bluetooth version 4.2 which is also supported by Apache Mynewt.
Bluetooth Mesh features¶
Bluetooth Mesh is a great addition to and opens a wide range of new possibilities for the IoT connectivity space. NimBLE fully supports the following Bluetooth Mesh features:
- Advertising and GATT bearers
- PB-GATT and PB-ADV provisioning
- Foundation Models (server role)
- Relay support
- GATT Proxy
Components¶
A Bluetooth low energy stack (NimBLE included) consists of two components with several subcomponents:
- Controller
- Physical Layer: adaptive frequency-hopping Gaussian Frequency Shift Keying (GFSK) radio using 40 RF channels (0-39), with 2 MHz spacing.
- Link Layer: with one of five states (Standby, Advertising, Scanning, Initiating, Connection states) active at any time
- Host
- Logical Link Control and Adaptation Protocol (L2CAP): provides logical channels, named L2CAP channels, which are multiplexed over one or more logical links to provide packet segmentation and reassembly, flow control, error control, streaming, QoS etc.
- Security Manager (SM): uses Security Manager Protocol (SMP) for pairing and transport specific key distribution for securing radio communication
- Attribute protocol (ATT): allows a device (Server) to expose certain pieces of data, known as Attributes, to another device (Client)
- Generic Attribute Profile (GATT): a framework for using the ATT protocol to exchange attributes encapsulated as Characteristics or Services
- Generic Access Profile (GAP): a base profile which all Bluetooth devices implement, which in the case of LE, defines the Physical Layer, Link Layer, L2CAP, Security Manager, Attribute Protocol and Generic Attribute Profile.
- Host Controller Interface (HCI): the interface between the host and controller either through software API or by a hardware interface such as SPI, UART or USB.
Subsequent chapters in this manual will go into the details of the implementation of each component, APIs available, and things to consider while designing a NimBLE app.
Example NimBLE projects¶
Mynewt comes with two built-in projects that allow users to play with NimBLE, try the tutorials out with, and see how to use available services.
- btshell : A simple shell application which provides a basic interface to the host-side of the BLE stack.
- bleprph: A basic peripheral device with no user interface. It advertises automatically on startup, and resumes advertising whenever a connection is terminated. It supports a maximum of one connection.
- blemesh: A sample application for Bluetooth Mesh Node using on/off model.


1.Use your mouse or your trackpad on the area to move your player.
2.You have to pass the obstacles .
3.If there are no obstacles just go.
4.If the obstacles are of the same color as the player they will let you go.
5.If the obstacles are of the different color they will block and you will get out.
6.The color of the tiles and the player will change on hitting the wall.
7.Pass more and more number of obstacles to increase your score.
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"Let's consider that archetypal human relationship, romance. We all agree that this works best when collocated. In that context people can establish it without formalism. People do maintain long-distance relationships, but these are usually started in person, they are known to be relatively unsatisfying, they are hard to keep up, and they are more likely to fail. You occasionally hear of people who create real romantic relationships without any collocation, through some interactive medium like letters or telephone calls or email or IM or video chat. With these newer media, I think this has become more common, albeit still rare. And many consider these relationships riskier. It's interesting to note that some people establish imaginary relationships through one-way media. Actors, for example, complain that people on the streets will often treat them as their characters, not as themselves. And the teen in love with a movie star is a classic stereotype."


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Hi there!
I've recently downloaded and installed VP Suite 4.1, Community Edition with the key you provided me on my e-mail.After the successful installation I'm having some trouble though.The problem is,it just won't start.A window appears asking me to choose the workspace and then,after I choose it,the program does nothing.It doesn't open the VParadigm.Nothing,it doesn't even show up on the Task Manager.What could be wrong?
I'm using Windows XP SP3 32bit on a Toshiba lap top A200-21T.
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2009/11/10 16:12
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Hi user,
Thanks for your post. Would you mind to send me the vp.log file and hs_errXXXX.log (where XXXX is number) in VPSuite/bin folder to take a look?
Also, may I know what display driver are you using?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2009/11/10 16:13
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Hello again,
thanks for the quick reply.
I can't seem to find no hs_err log file on that directory,or any other for the matter.I did find the vp.log file though.Here's what it says:
[Mon Nov 09 09:44:56 GMT 2009] [message] [Mon Nov 09 09:44:55 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Mon Nov 09 09:45:15 GMT 2009] [warning] unknown setting on VPPreference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Mon Nov 09 09:45:23 GMT 2009] [message] Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
[Tue Nov 10 09:35:04 GMT 2009] [message] [Tue Nov 10 09:35:03 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Tue Nov 10 09:35:32 GMT 2009] [warning] unknown setting on VPPreference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Tue Nov 10 09:35:38 GMT 2009] [message] [Tue Nov 10 09:35:38 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Tue Nov 10 09:35:54 GMT 2009] [message] Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
[Tue Nov 10 09:36:18 GMT 2009] [message] [Tue Nov 10 09:36:18 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Tue Nov 10 09:36:22 GMT 2009] [warning] unknown setting on VPPreference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Tue Nov 10 09:36:25 GMT 2009] [message] Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
[Tue Nov 10 09:37:25 GMT 2009] [message] [Tue Nov 10 09:37:25 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Tue Nov 10 09:37:28 GMT 2009] [warning] unknown setting on VPPreference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Tue Nov 10 09:37:32 GMT 2009] [message] Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
[Tue Nov 10 09:39:18 GMT 2009] [message] [Tue Nov 10 09:39:17 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition [VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
[Tue Nov 10 09:40:03 GMT 2009] [warning] unknown setting on VPPreference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[Tue Nov 10 09:40:08 GMT 2009] [message] Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
I'm currently using the Catalyst Display Driver 9.10 for the Radeon HD2600 that comes in the laptop.
What could be wrong?
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Hi user,
Sorry for my late response. May I know whether you are using standard theme on your Windows? If not, could you please change to use standard theme and try start VP-UML again?
If this does not work or you are using standard theme on Windows, please try to use JRE 1.6 by the steps below:
1. shutdown VP-UML
2. download latest JRE 1.6 from http://java.sun.com/ and install it
3. go to installation directory of VP and rename the "jre" folder to something else
4. copy the installed JRE folder to VP installation directory, make sure it's named as "jre"
5. restart VP-UML
Look forward to hearing your response.
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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Goodnight,
Thanks again for your quick reply.
I did try everything you suggested.I wasn't using the standard theme so fixed that.Also downloaded the JRE.I regret to tell it didn't work as well.Still no error log,just the same message in the vp.log.
I've seen somewhere in this forum someone talking about dual screen on the graphics card,my graphics card has that option always turned on,I don't know if it may have something to do with it (anyway i can't turn it off).
Do you have some more suggestions!?
BTW,I am very pleased to see that you actually support your users with their problems in this forum,it's getting harder to see software-developers companies doing it this efficiently.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi user,
Thanks for trying with standard theme and JRE 1.6. Would you mind to run VP-UML in debug mode with the steps below and see if we can collect more information? Thanks in advance!
1. shutdown VP-UML
2. download attached run.bat file and place it to "bin" folder of VP installation directory
3. double-click on the run.bat file for repeating the problem
4. copy all output in console and save it on .txt file and attach it to us
I look forward to hearing your response.
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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Good night Lilian Wong,
I bring some good news (thanks to you),albeit kinda weird.
The thing is,after I downloaded your run file,the VP started working!!!I chose the workspace and then it didn't die!The thing is,it only runs when I start the run file you gave...I don't know whether that's good or not.Anyway,following your instructions here's what says in the debug window opened by the run file.
Shoul I be worried or will it be fine from now on???
Thanks for all the help!
C:\Programas\VP Suite 4.1\bin>..\jre\bin\java -Xms256m -Xmx1024m -cp ".;..\lib\v
pplatform.jar;..\lib\jniwrap.jar;..\lib\jhall.jar;..\lib\vpuml-help.jar;..\lib\w
inpack.jar;..\lib\vpupdate.jar;..\lib\openapi.jar;..\ormlib\orm.jar;..\lib\jh.ja
r;..\lib\lib01.jar;..\lib\lib02.jar;..\lib\lib03.jar;..\lib\lib04.jar;..\lib\lib
05.jar;..\lib\lib06.jar;..\lib\lib07.jar;..\lib\lib08.jar;..\lib\lib09.jar;..\li
b\lib10.jar" RV debug
[Fri Nov 13 22:57:00 GMT 2009]: Start Visual Paradigm for UML Community Edition
[VP-UML CE]: 7.1 (sp1_20091107)
Installation properties: C:\Programas\VP Suite 4.1\resources\vpuml\.vpsuite_inst
allation.properties
Refreshing language files in directory: C:\Programas\VP Suite 4.1\bin\..\UserLan
guage
>>>>>>>>>> VPUMLProject.clearModelModificationHistories()
Project Loader: v.irjw@1a93f38, 20090916, project.xml: true
Load project as definition: 141
>>>>>>>>>> VPUMLProject.clearModelModificationHistories()
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> x Load Project: untitled, C:\Documents and Settings\FTB\Os meus d
ocumentos\.vpprefdata\.systemproject.vpp
>>>>>>>>>> VPUMLProject.clearModelModificationHistories()
After open: : 62
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Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException:
No such child: 2
at java.awt.Container.getComponent(Unknown Source)
at com.jidesoft.swing.JideSplitPane.setDividersVisible(Unknown Source)
at com.jidesoft.swing.JideSplitPane.componentHidden(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processComponentEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(Unknown Source)
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Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
... plugins directory: ..\plugins
loading plugins... 0
plugins loaded
Can't happen! javax.swing.text.BadLocationException: Invalid location
Installation properties: C:\Programas\VP Suite 4.1\resources\vpuml\.vpsuite_inst
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Hi user,
Thanks for replying. Would you mind to try add the parameter -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=false to the "run.bat" file and see if the problem can be solved as well?
i.e. the entire command will be:
By the way, you can start VP-UML by the .bat file at the moment (you can remove " debug" at the end of .bat file to not running VP-UML in debug mode).
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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Good night Lilian Wong,
I did as you told me to and added the specific line.Well,I really can't say if anything changed.It still doesn't run in any other way except through the run file you provided.As long as you say it will be fine this way,I guess it works for me.
Thanks for all the help so far.
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2009/11/20 10:20
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Hi user,
Thanks for replying. So you mean with the parameter -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=false in "run.bat" the application is started properly?
If so, please follow the steps below for applying the parameter to VP-UML launcher:
1. shutdown VP-UML
2. go to %{VP_installation_dir}\bin folder
3. create a blank file, name it "Visual Paradigm for UML 7.1.vmoptions" (.vmoptions is the file extension)
4. edit the file and enter
-Dsun.java2d.noddraw=false
5. save the file
6. go to %{VP_installation_dir}\launcher folder
7. create a blank file, name it "run_vpuml.vmoptions"
8. repeat steps 4 & 5 on the file
After these steps, you will be able to start VP-UML by launcher/Start Menu/shortcut. Please feel free to ask if there is anything I can do to help.
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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Unfortunatelly I've got the same problem and solution you mentioned did't work. I mean after running your bat file VP doesn't start. This issue is connected with version Standard 8.0 and I've got Windows Vista.
Looking forward to hearing from You.
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The training runs roughly 3-4 times a year (depending on intake and demand) and covers a range of topics. To date we’ve run courses on a wide-range of things including:
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west bound to kipling - pages from zackeria's diary
The start is always the hardest part. That is probably why they invented alarm clocks and coffee. The alarm clocks get me out of bed but I maintain a zombie-like posture until I've had that first cup. It's a ritual, sparked by an electronic gadget that automatically conceives a cup of coffee every morning at the same time. Like clockwork.
The second part is finding your way around. This isn't all that easy but it's assisted by the TTC. It's a powerfully liberating concept: the ability to get from any one corner of the city to another on a single ticket. Of course, this may require traversing multiple subway lines, rapid transit trains, street cars and buses, but it's possible. And it's a beautiful thing.
Riding through the system doesn't come without its quirks. I have an entire list of pet peeves. People complain about the "stand left, walk right" rule that some people just can't seem to follow, but my complaints are based on the unwritten rules that no one seems to know.
What do you do the moment you get off an escalator? The wrong answer is stand around thinking about what your next move should be. The correct answer is you get the hell out of the way. See, the thing is that there are other people behind you, and while an escalator might look like a normal staircase, it moves on its own.  The escalator will eventually push the people behind you right into you. This inconveniences them more than it inconveniences you. So get out of the way immediately.
Another thing that bothers me is that lack of dignity with which people manoeuvre around trains. People will complain about letting people out before you try and get inside the subway car. Yes, we should do that. But also, once we've gotten inside can we move around with just a little grace? Instead, people race towards seats as if there were nuggets of gold on them. Like a gold rush. Calm down and relax. It's not the end of the world if you fail to capture a seat. If you're of the few who's not rushing to find an empty seat, you're pin-balled around by all the other moving parts. So, little old ladies who push people out of the way to get to a seat, chill out a little. I wasn't going to take the seat anyway.
I appreciate that you are in a hurry, I really do. So when the chimes that indicate that the subway car doors are about to close start to sound, I understand why you run towards the doors. You don't want to miss this train and have to wait for the next one. I get it. But let's revisit the escalator rule, if you're running towards the doors it's likely that there are other people behind you that are also in the same hurry that you're in. So don't just pause once you get into the train. Do your celebratory pause after you get out of the way.
 Your body relaxes and you start to fall towards the ground. Similar to how an unconscious person would fall. Your knees give out and start to bend as your upper body weight pushes you down. Unless you're really out of it you don't actually fall all the way down. Somewhere in the middle you start to wake up and resist gravity's pull. I wouldn't happen to know this otherwise, but it's just another lesson you learn while riding the rocket.
The coffee machine was broken that day and I hadn't had my morning starter cup. I was in a hurry, so stopping at Timmy's wasn't an option. I was past the subway rush and the RT was practically empty. I dozed off for the 15 minute ride to Kennedy. On a seat, no less. Kennedy wasn't exactly packed but I didn't feel like sitting down anyway, and there was plenty room to stand. I stood on the side where the doors stay shut, this way you get to lean on something and you're not blocking anyone's path. But you have to be careful when you start off at Kennedy, because at Warden you have to switch sides. The doors start opening from the opposite side.
Warden came and I made my switch. A couple of doors away two ladies were standing near the doors as well, they didn't make the switch. A man stood on the opposite doors of the ladies. All with coffee cups in hand.
At the next stop the doors opened where the ladies were standing and they were getting in the way of incoming and outgoing commuters. The ladies stood their ground and continued standing at the doors. The man on the opposite side suggested that they move elsewhere, but they ignored him and continued chatting. A few more stops and still the same thing, the ladies were still at the doors and people were having to manoeuvre themselves around them.
The man on the other side persisted with advising the ladies to stand in a different location, but the ladies would have none of it. I heard a brief "mind your own business" bit even from a few doors away. I'm not exactly sure what words were exchanged but at the next stop one of the ladies got right up in the man's face. Everyone else in the subway car was trying to ignore the show and were indeed trying to "mind their own business".
The lady got progressively louder, as did the man.  Now it was her that was persistent. The man pushed the lady back with both his hands, separating her from the space around his face. In that very moment, in what seemed like an instant gut reaction, the lady threw her coffee on the man's face.
The man, in what seemed like an instant gut reaction, pushed the lady against the doors and started choking her. It all happened so very fast. From where I was standing I couldn't see clearly, but it seemed like there was kicking involved as well, from both parties. A few other men around the incident quickly started pull the man off the lady. We had almost approached the next stop and someone pressed the emergency yellow strip.
The doors opened and TTC personnel got involved.
"I'm going to press charges!!!" screamed the lady.
"So am I!" replied the man, "Bitch threw hot coffee in my face!"
The three of them walked away with the people in uniform and the train was on its way.
All of a sudden I wasn't missing that cup of coffee anymore, not so much.


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1.2 GitHub version control
What is it actually?
GitHub is an online version control system which hosts and provides access (including a web-based graphical interface) to Git repositories. Briefly, the software enables multiple users to work on a single (code) project, or workflow, without the need to share a common network. Following the principles of distributed revision control, each change to a file or folder is recorded, thus making any edit you’ve made comprehensible for other developers - and also making it easy to undo changes if something went terribly wrong! A short browser tutorial to get started with the program is e.g. available from Try Git. At this point, we would like to invite you to take this roughly ten-minute tour to get used to the basic git
commands that we’re gonna use repeatedly during the subsequent lessons.
Initialize a new online code repository Let’s get back to our own personal R business now. In order to add version control to your newly established RStudio project, you are required to create a user account at GitHub. This involves the specification of a username, an e-mail address and a password only and goes without giving away personal data.
Once your account has been created and you’ve successfully logged in, select ‘New repository’ from the ‘Create new…’ (plus sign) drop-down menu in the top-right corner to create a new GitHub code repository.
Now, enter ‘advanced-programming-in-r’ as repository name and, optionally, provide a short description of the data it contains (or, more precisely, the data that it is supposed to contain in the future). Finally, hit the ‘Create repository’ button to complete the setup process.
Establishing the link
So far, that’s all the web browser-based work required to add GitHub functionality to your project. Back in RStudio, open the shell from the ‘More’ drop-down menu in the top-right pane.
Task: Create a local SSH key
Before we can push new commits to the newly created online code repository, we have to create a SSH key (if not already present) for the local machine you are currently working on. For this purpose, follow the official GitHub tutorial on Generating SSH keys and, if necessary, create a SSH key locally and add it in your online account settings.
Now, let’s see how much you remember from the above Git online tutorial. Try to link your local .git repository to the ‘advanced-programming-in-r’ online repository you’ve created during the previous step! After having accomplished this, git add
all the stuff that has accumulated in the local project directory so far followed by git commit
(including a meaningful description of your recent actions) and, finally, git push
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Have a look at the web-based representation of your code repository to see if everything worked out fine. Don’t forget that you may use git status
at any stage to get further information on the status quo of the Git processing chain. There’s also a comprehensive tutorial on version control with Git (and SVN) on the RStudio support website if you wish to gather further insights into the topic.