I am a MERN Stack Developer from Lahore ,Pakistan. I have a serious passion for making Web Applications. I love to solve Problems whether it is finding the most elegant way to write a line of code or figurring out which code fits best into a progression.
View ResumeIts a full Stack website in which you enter an image url and it detect the image has face or not . login and register page is made with full functionality. This application is formed by using React,Node.js,Express,Redux,React Routing and PostgresQL is used for database and deloyed on Heroku.
It is a web based application .In which we palace order by adding,deleting,updating ingredients of our choice . This application is formed by using React,React Routing ,Accessing Server Side database which is made up on fiberbase.
It's a simple React application with Html and Css. Robo images are generated from Robo hash website. Search funtionality is performed in this application.
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Find the key given in the exercise by highlighting the mid points used in Interpolation Search.
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Warning Against Neglecting Salvation
1 Therefore we must pay much closer attention to what we have heard, lest we drift away from it.
2 For since the message declared by angels proved to be reliable and every transgression or disobedience received a just retribution,
3 how shall we escape if we neglect such a great salvation? It was declared at first by the Lord, and it was attested to us by those who heard,
4 while God also bore witness by signs and wonders and various miracles and by gifts of the Holy Spirit distributed according to his will.
The Founder of Salvation
5 Now it was not to angels that God subjected the world to come, of which we are speaking.
6 It has been testified somewhere,
“What is man, that you are mindful of him,
or the son of man, that you care for him?
7 You made him for a little while lower than the angels;
you have crowned him with glory and honor,
8 putting everything in subjection under his feet.”
Now in putting everything in subjection to him, he left nothing outside his control. At present, we do not yet see everything in subjection to him.
9 But we see him who for a little while was made lower than the angels, namely Jesus, crowned with glory and honor because of the suffering of death, so that by the grace of God he might taste death for everyone.
10 For it was fitting that he, for whom and by whom all things exist, in bringing many sons to glory, should make the founder of their salvation perfect through suffering.
11 For he who sanctifies and those who are sanctified all have one origin. That is why he is not ashamed to call them brothers,
12 saying,
“I will tell of your name to my brothers;
in the midst of the congregation I will sing your praise.”
13 And again,
“I will put my trust in him.” And again,
“Behold, I and the children God has given me.”
14 Since therefore the children share in flesh and blood, he himself likewise partook of the same things, that through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil,
15 and deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery.
16 For surely it is not angels that he helps, but he helps the offspring of Abraham.
17 Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people.
18 For because he himself has suffered when tempted, he is able to help those who are being tempted.


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A compendium of popular online brands for your personal reasearch or investigation.
Why Make This? • Missing Icons • Credits
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Boredom mostly while experimenting. Now also using it as a way to store brand colors for myself.
This page uses the FontAwesome library for icons. They haven't made an icon for every brand thats out there so for the time being some brands will have a " ? " as their icon until FontAwesome updates and adds it or I decide to remove it.
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[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Can’t wait til this coin price shoots up!
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> I just leveled up to apprentice level 5!!!
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Love it!
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[dscrdeql] <CombatWombat> donald
[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> Thank you!
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[dscrdeql] <!!! Thorth !!!>
[dscrdeql] <sisana10> Congrats donald
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[dscrdeql] <donaldmathers> I’m trying lol
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[dscrdeql] <tanya> need to check mine too
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"Eric Dier who won the World Cup passes the ball forward"
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Sterling the star in Russia during England world cup triumph is warming up.
Pickford, one spot kick stopper in the just ended world cup winning campaign warms up for the game
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Hamlet
by William Shakespeare
Act 4, Scene 1
Additional Information
- Year Published: 0
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: White, R.G. ed. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. New York: Sully and Kleinteich.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 11.0
- Word Count: 379
- Genre: Tragedy
- Keywords: betrayal, death, murder, revenge
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ACT IV
SCENE I. A room in the castle.
(Enter KING CLAUDIUS, QUEEN GERTRUDE, ROSENCRANTZ, and GUILDENSTERN)
KING CLAUDIUS
There's matter in these sighs, these profound heaves:
You must translate: 'tis fit we understand them.
Where is your son?
QUEEN GERTRUDE
Bestow this place on us a little while.
(Exeunt ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN)
Ah, my good lord, what have I seen to-night!
KING CLAUDIUS
What, Gertrude? How does Hamlet?
QUEEN GERTRUDE
Mad as the sea and wind, when both contend
Which is the mightier: in his lawless fit,
Behind the arras hearing something stir,
Whips out his rapier, cries, 'A rat, a rat!'
And, in this brainish apprehension, kills
The unseen good old man.
KING CLAUDIUS
O heavy deed!

It will be laid to us, whose providence
Should have kept short, restrain'd and out of haunt,
This mad young man: but so much was our love,
We would not understand what was most fit;
But, like the owner of a foul disease,
To keep it from divulging, let it feed
Even on the pith of Life. Where is he gone?
QUEEN GERTRUDE
To draw apart the body he hath kill'd:
O'er whom his very madness, like some ore
Among a mineral of metals base,
Shows itself pure; he weeps for what is done.
KING CLAUDIUS
O Gertrude, come away!
The sun no sooner shall the mountains touch,
But we will ship him hence: and this vile deed
We must, with all our majesty and skill,
Both countenance and excuse. Ho, Guildenstern!
 I pray you, haste in this.
(Exeunt ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN)
Come, Gertrude, we'll call up our wisest friends;
And let them know, both what we mean to do,
And what's untimely done. O, come away!
My soul is full of discord and dismay.
(Exeunt)


DC Metro - A web app that tracks arrival times for the Washington DC metro system. Train data pulled using AJAX requests to the Wmata API. Front-end built with Facebook's ReactJS library/framework.
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AGF Search - A web app that parses Acoustic Guitar Forum's classified section (think craiglist for guitars), and creates a stream-lined table for responsive searching.
Ruby/Rails, jQuery/javascript, PostgreSQL, Bourbon/Neat, Heroku Scheduler, Nokogiri gem, dataTables plugin. Github
Blindee - A web app that provides anonymous responses to email chains. Emails are sent to invitees and responses are aggregated and presented in simple chart, after certain criteria are met.
Ruby/Rails, jQuery/javascript, PostgreSQL, chartJS, Devise, Bourbon/Neat, Mandrill/Mailchimp, Bourbon/Neat. Github


The Complete Stories
by Flannery O'Connor
The Road
by Cormac McCarthy
People Like You
by Margaret Malone
Between the World and Me
by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Too Much and Not the Mood
by Durga Chew-Bose
How We Are Hungry
by Dave Eggers


The vrNode class defines two particular interfaces that allow an alternative way to search and modify the scene graph. These interfaces are the ForEvery and FindBy methods. These interfaces are defined here.
| SFBool | ForEvery | (PFBO3V userFn, void *userData, PFBO3V afterFn ); | |
| SFNode | FindByType | (vrRuntimeClass *pClass) const; | |
| SFNode | FindByName | (const SFString& nodeName) const; |
Applys the given user defined function to each item in the scene graph. The user defined function should have the following signature:
SFBool FunctionName(vrNode *node, void *data);
Each node encountered in the scene graph is visited in turn. A user supplied void data pointer is sent to each invocation of 'userFn'.
- in userFn:
- A function pointer to a function with the following signature:
- SFBool FunctionName(vrNode *node, void *data)
- The userFn is invoked for each node in the scene graph. userData is passed into the invocation.
- in userData:
- A void pointer to user defined data. In the body of the userFn function you may cast the void pointer back to your user defined type.
- in afterFn:
- During traversal of the scene graph, each grouping node represents a level of a hierarchy (such as a coordinate space for example). The afterFn is called after visiting all children of any grouping nodes. This may be usefull to pop transformation stacks (that were pushed in userFn for example). This parameter may be NULL and is in fact optional and defaults to NULL.
Returns the first node encountered in the current subtree of the scene graph of the given type (or NULL if no such node is found).
- in pClass:
- The node type seached for.
Returns the first node encountered in the current subtree of the scene graph with the given name (or NULL if no such node is found).
- in name:
- The name of the node (as returned by GetName().


| C_06_update.trellis {lattice} | R Documentation |
Update method for objects of class "trellis"
, and a way to retrieve
the last printed trellis object (that was saved).
## S3 method for class 'trellis' update(object, panel, aspect, as.table, between, key, auto.key, legend, layout, main, page, par.strip.text, prepanel, scales, skip, strip, strip.left, sub, xlab, ylab, xlab.top, ylab.right, xlim, ylim, xscale.components, yscale.components, axis, par.settings, plot.args, lattice.options, index.cond, perm.cond, ...) ## S3 method for class 'trellis' t(x) ## S3 method for class 'trellis' x[i, j, ..., drop = FALSE] trellis.last.object(..., prefix)
object, x |
The object to be updated, of class |
i, j |
indices to be used. Names are not currently allowed. |
drop |
logical, whether dimensions with only one level are to be dropped.
Currently ignored, behaves as if it were |
panel, aspect, as.table, between, key, auto.key, legend, layout,
main, page, par.strip.text, prepanel, scales, skip, strip,
strip.left, sub, xlab, ylab, xlab.top, ylab.right, xlim, ylim,
xscale.components, yscale.components, axis, par.settings, plot.args,
lattice.options, index.cond, perm.cond, ... |
arguments that will be used to update |
prefix |
A character string acting as a prefix identifying the plot of a
|
All high level lattice functions such as xyplot
produce an
object of (S3) class "trellis"
, which is usually displayed by its
print
method. However, the object itself can be manipulated and
modified to a large extent using the update
method, and then
re-displayed as needed.
Most arguments to high level functions can also be supplied to the
update
method as well, with some exceptions. Generally
speaking, anything that would needs to change the data within each
panel is a no-no (this includes the formula, data, groups,
subscripts
and subset
). Everything else is technically game,
though might not be implemented yet. If you find something missing
that you wish to have, feel free to make a request.
Not all arguments accepted by a Lattice function are processed by
update
, but the ones listed above should work. The purpose of
these arguments are described in the help page for
xyplot
. Any other argument is added to the list of
arguments to be passed to the panel
function. Because of their
somewhat special nature, updates to objects produced by cloud
and wireframe
do not work very well yet.
The "["
method is a convenient shortcut for updating
index.cond
. The t
method is a convenient shortcut for
updating perm.cond
in the special (but frequent) case where
there are exactly two conditioning variables, when it has the effect
of switching (‘transposing’) their order.
The print method for "trellis"
objects optionally saves the
object after printing it. If this feature is enabled,
trellis.last.object
can retrieve it. By default, the last
object plotted is retrieved, but if multiple objects are plotted on
the current page, then others can be retrieved using the appropriate
prefix
argument. If trellis.last.object
is
called with arguments, these are used to update the retrieved object
before returning it.
An object of class trellis
, by default plotted by
print.trellis
. trellis.last.object
returns
NULL
is no saved object is available.
Deepayan Sarkar<EMAIL_ADDRESS>trellis.object
, Lattice
,
xyplot
spots <- by(sunspots, gl(235, 12, labels = 1749:1983), mean) old.options <- lattice.options(save.object = TRUE) xyplot(spots ~ 1749:1983, xlab = "", type = "l", scales = list(x = list(alternating = 2)), main = "Average Yearly Sunspots") update(trellis.last.object(), aspect = "xy") trellis.last.object(xlab = "Year") lattice.options(old.options)


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Cited as a seminal and substantive methological foundation for interpretive studies in Information Systems design.
Wanda J. Orlikowski, Jack J. Baroudi
"We examined 155 information systems research articles published from 1983 to 1988 and found that although this research is not rooted in a single overarching theoretical perspective, it does exhibit a single set of philosophical assumptions regarding the nature of the phenomena studied by information systems researchers, and what constitutes valid knowledge about those phenomena. We believe that a single research perspective for studying information systems phenomena is unnecessarily restrictive, and argue that there exist other philosophical assumptions that can inform studies of the relationships between information technology, people, and organizations. In this paper, we present two additional research philosophies for consideration - the interpretive and the critical - and for each we provide empirical examples to illustrate how they are used."


Roland U-20 / U-220
Multi Patch Editor
This patch editor ought to work properly with both the U-20 and the U-220. However it has only been tested with the U-220. Please let me know of any discrepancies you discover.
Communicating with Edisyn
Set Edisyn's MIDI channel to the same as the RX Control Channel (typically 16). Set Edisyn's Synth ID to the same as the Roland Device ID (typically 17). Set the unit's Part Change to "On" or "Dir". On the U-220, set the Timbre Change, Rhythm Change, and Rhythm Ins. Assign all to "Dir". Turn on Sysex receive.
About the Menu
Edisyn's MIDI channel is set to the RX Control Channel so Edisyn can change multimode patches. To play a sound in a given part, you'll need Edisyn to send note data out the appropriate Part channel. To do this, just use the menu to set the Part you'd like Edisyn to play, and it will use the Receive Channel of that Part as you have set it in Edisyn. If you use the menu to set the channel to the "default" channel, it'll use Edisyn's default MIDI output instead.
Notes
- For your convenience (or irritation) Edisyn shows the default Timbre name under the Timbre knob. Edisyn can't get the current Timbre name if you have saved and changed it, sorry.
- For Edisyn's purposes, the U-20 and U-220 largely differ based on the "Velocity Low" and "Velocity High" parameters. The U-220 repurposes the "Velocity Low" parameter to "Velocity Level", which can only be two values: "Above" and "Below": all other values are invalid. Similarly the U-220 repurposes the "Velocity High" parameter for its "Velocity Threshold": all values are still legal.
Gotchas
- Bulk downloads from the U-220 will not be understood by Edisyn. Here's why. Roland breaks its patch sysex into multiple messages, each 138 bytes long. But Roland stupidly made it very difficult to distinguish between sysex for a single patch and sysex for a message that's part of a bulk dump of patches. Edisyn must assume that the sysex is for a single patch. However while Edisyn can't figure out bulk downloads sent from the synthesizer, it can figure out bulk files loaded from disk (because it gets all of them at once and realizes what's happening).
- If you are presently editing a patch, the U-220 refuses to change patches, so Edisyn can load a new one but it can't get the U-220 to switch to it. Thus Edisyn is forced to send the patch back to the U-220 to change its parameters. This means that loading a patch will tak
e twice as long as it needs to.
Thanks
Thanks to Keith<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for his extraordinary service in loaning stuff, providing materials, and debugging. If you are a U-220 owner, llamamusic.com is a fantastic resource.
| By
| Sean Luke
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| Date
| October 2022
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Simple JavaScript API Test
First Name
Last Name
Put
Save data to the device memory
Get
Get data from device memory
Put Remote
Save data to device memory then store remotely at showcaseworkshop.com
Hide Controls
Showcase Controls are hidden
Show Controls
Showcase Controls are shown
Back Button
Execute a press of the Showcase Back Button
Home Button
Execute a press of the Showcase Home Button
Share Button
Execute a press of the Showcase Share Button
Another Page
Test page 2 link 1
(literal spaces in href, strictly this is invalid)
Test page 2 link 2
(spaces encoded as %20 in href, strictly valid)


--- title: "MANUTD France" caption: "/img/caption-manutd-france.png" externalLink: "http://manutd-france.com/" date: 2011-05-01 ---
Manchester United France is the official association for the French MU supporters.
Their website needed to be rebuilt. This project had several components that needed to interact with each other:
website, forum, blog, online subscription system, ticket service for MU matches, and an admin section to manage the whole website.
The final architecture is built with a mix between wordpress-base website and blog, PHP custom code for the management system, and PHPBB to power the forum.


You currently have 999 unclaimed invites. Email the link of an invite to a friend to allow them to claim invites. Each invite may only be claimed once.


Maps and Navigation (QML)
Maps and Navigation provides QtQuick user interface types for displaying geographic information on a map, as well as allowing user interaction with map overlay objects and the display itself. It also contains utilities for geocoding (finding a geographic coordinate from a street address) and navigation (including driving and walking directions).
It builds upon the API concepts and types in the QML Positioning API. A more hands-on introduction of the Maps and Navigation types can be found in the Maps and Navigation tutorial.
Maps
Displaying Maps
Displaying a map is done using the Map QML types. The Map type supports user interaction through the MapGestureArea QML type. The Map object draws the map on-screen using OpenGL (ES), allowing for hardware-accelerated rendering where available.
Key Types
| Plugin | A location-based services plugin provides data including map data which is then displayed in a Map object. |
| Map | QtQuick item to display a map on-screen. |
| MapGestureArea | Interaction helper for panning, flicking and pinch-to-zoom gesture on a Map. |
Note that the client must create a Plugin object prior to using a Map type in order to have access to map data to display.
Putting Objects on a Map (Map Overlay Objects)
Maps can also contain map overlay objects, which are used to display information on its surface. There is a set of basic pre-defined map overlay objects, as well as the ability to implement custom map overlay objects using the MapQuickItem type, which can contain any standard QtQuick item.
Key Types
| MapCircle | A geographic circle (all points at a set distance from a center), optionally with a border. |
| MapRectangle | A rectangle whose top left and bottom right points are specified as coordinate types, optionally with a border. |
| MapPolygon | A polygon made of an arbitrary list of coordinates. |
| MapPolyline | A polyline made of an arbitrary list of coordinates. |
| MapQuickItem | Turns any arbitrary QtQuick Item into a map overlay object. MapQuickItem is an enabler for specifying custom map overlay objects. |
Model-View Design with Map Overlay Objects
To automatically generate map overlay objects based on the contents of a QtQuick model (for example a ListModel item), the MapItemView type is available. It accepts any map overlay object as its delegate, and can only be created within a Map.
Key Types
| MapItemView | Populates a Map with map overlay objects based on the data provided by a model. |
Interaction with Map Overlay Objects
Properties of map overlay objects that influence their appearance on the display can be changed at any time, and many can also be used in animations. Animating coordinate-based map overlay objects, such as MapPolygon and MapPolyline, is not yet available.
Geocoding -- Address to Coordinate and Vice Versa
Geocoding is the translation of geographic coordinates into addresses, or vice versa. Such a translation usually involves sending the source data to a server which then performs the translation and returns the results, although some location-based service provider plugins may be able to provide some geocoding functionality without sending data to a remote server. The availability and accuracy of the translation usually depends on the location or address being translated, as different areas of the Earth are mapped to varying degrees of accuracy.
A geocoding query in QML is performed using the GeocodeModel type. For an address-to-coordinate query, its query
property may be set to either an Address object or a string containing the textual form of the address to search for. To perform the reverse, the same property can be set to a coordinate instead. Results are made available in the contents of the model.
Key Types
| Plugin | A location-based services plugin provides data including geocoding translation results which are exposed to clients via a GeocodeModel. |
| GeocodeModel | Queries the Plugin for geocoding translations and provides access to results via indexes in the model. |
| Address | Structured address for use in queries and results of geocoding. |
Note that the client must create a Plugin object prior to using a GeocodeModel object. This will enable access to geocoding translation services and thus data to display.
Routing and Navigation
Routing is the determination of a navigable path from one point to another on a map. Given a map that is aware of features that aid or hinder navigation, such as bridges, waterways and so on, a series of segments that make up the journey can be constructed. If these RouteSegments are simple then we can add navigation information at the connecting points, RouteManeuvers, between the segments.
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| RouteSegment | The individual components of a route. |
| RouteManeuver | The navigation information that joins segments. |
| RouteModel | The means of making requests on the backend to supply route information. |


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It was a rallying cry, and in its wake pigs were strangled, barns were burned, and doh-si-dohs were essayed. How sweet the memory of those dances of my grandparents' youth. I was not alive then of course, so I have no direct memory, but I recall, as an infant, sitting in a basket slung over one of grandpa's bison, and he goading the beast along the lane, and telling me tales of his childhood in the Wenkenblatt, the strangled pigs and the burning barns and the doh-si-dohs.
He told me how he and my grandma met at such a rally, the one with a bale of straw and the other with a can of paraffin, and how they kissed as they set a barn ablaze, and clambered to safety over the corpses of pigs, and doh-si-dohed in the light of the flames.
It is another world. Now, pig protection teams stand guard over the sties, and barns are built from fireproof panels, and the doh-si-doh is classed as a criminal act, the penalty terrible. It is perhaps a more civilised world, even here in the Wenkenblatt, but though I know it only from my grandparents' stories, still I miss that rustic mayhem. There is a hole where my soul should be.
I wander past the pig sty and beat my fists upon the side of the barn, and very very quietly, so I will not be overheard, I put my lips together and whistle a tune from the old pneumatic hoedownolator, a mad and giddy tune.


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Trial of Former OneCoin Lawyer Kicks Off In New York
by Emilio JanusThe trial of an American lawyer accused of laundering money for the notorious OneCoin pyramid scheme, began in New York yesterday. The lawyer is the first of three key players in the scam to face trial. However the founder, self-styled Crypto-Queen, Ruja Ignatova, is still on the run.
Defendant Denies Any Wrongdoing
The lawyer, Mark Scott, formerly a partner at Locke Lord LLP, denies moving hundreds of millions of dollars from the OneCoin scheme into offshore accounts. He was arrested just over a year ago, for his role in the multi-billion dollar global pyramid scheme.
Formal charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering and bank fraud were brought last month, when Scott plead ‘not guilty’.
His defence is likely to hinge on his claim that, although he did move millions of dollars through the scheme, he was unaware that it was a criminal scheme. He even claims to have raised several concerns about OneCoin, although to whom wasn’t specified.
The hearings are expected to last two to three weeks.
Ongoing OneCoin Court Action
Also facing prosecution are OneCoin co-founder, Sebastian Greenwood, who was arrested in Thailand last year and extradited to the US, and Konstantin Ignatov. Ignatov is the brother of OneCoin founder, Ruja Ignatova, and was arrested at LAX airport earlier this year.
Ruja Ignatova is still at large, but has been charged in her absence with various counts of fraud and money laundering.
OneCoin is also being taken to court in a class-action lawsuit, brought by an investor who lost $103k to the scheme.
Despite all of this, OneCoin continues to function in certain jurisdictions around the globe. It was recently the subject of a BBC Sounds documentary, speculating as to the whereabouts of the Crypto-Queen.
Possibly living incognito in Europe, having had extensive facial reconstructive surgery using all the OneCoin money… in case you were interested.
Where do you think the Crypto Queen is hiding? Add your thoughts below!
Images via Shutterstock
The Rundown


Daughter's Christmas wishlist sends dad — and internet — into hysterics
10-year-old asks for $10,000 in goods
Some children ask for the usual gifts for Christmas, the latest gadget or toy, or sometimes a new puppy or kitten.
One Los Angeles 10-year-old, though, went all out with her wishlist — to the tune of about $10,000.

"My 10 year old daughter must be out of her mind with this Christmas list," posted @a_johnson412 on Nov. 13.
The awe-inspiring list included items you might expect a child to ask for, but perhaps on a less expensive scale. Among them were an iPhone 11, Air Pods, a new MacBook Air, a real bunny (and clothes for the bunny), Gucci slides and a Chanel purse. (See the full list below.)
The little fashionista also asked for $4,000, likely to pick up whatever Santa failed to leave.
The Twitter post, which has 25,000 retweets and over 125,000 likes, led to the internet responding with humor.
"Sneaking in that 4K at the bottom is a rockstar move," wrote @R_Lehmeier.
"She has some reasonable things as well. An alarm clock, new sheets (responsibility and comfort) and dolls (she's still your little girl). American girl is reasonable and clothes. At least she cant say you didnt pick from her list," responded @DClutterstuff.
Another parent, @SparkSeekerrr, commiserated with the original poster: "My daughter and your daughter must know each other. Just yesterday she told me Santa was going to bring her a Gucci backpack, new bedroom set, iPhone 11 and a kitten."
We can only hope that whatever @a_johnson412's daughter finds under the tree, her dad returns to tell the internet all about it.


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A line segment (edge) shape. |
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The objects of |
| EventDispatcher |
All classes that dispatch events inherit from |
| Fixture |
A fixture is used to attach a shape to a body for collision detection. |
| Font |
The 'Font' class is used to load fonts created by "Gideros Font Creator". |
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Friction joint. |
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| MouseJoint |
A mouse joint is used to make a point on a body track a specified world point. |
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A prismatic joint. |
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The pulley joint is connected to two bodies and two fixed ground points. |
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A revolute joint constrains two bodies to share a common point while they are free to rotate about the point. |
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A gear joint is used to connect two joints together. |
| coroutine |
Coroutine Manipulation. |
| debug |
The Debug Library. |
| flurry |
This table stores all the functions related to Flurry analytics library. |
| global |
Lua global variables. |
| io |
Input and Output Facilities. |
| math |
Mathematical Functions. |
| os |
Operating System Facilities. |
| package |
The package library provides basic facilities for loading and building modules in Lua. |
| string |
String Manipulation. |
| table |
Table Manipulation This library provides generic functions for table manipulation. |


[gecode-users] diffn constraint for Gecode
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Thu May 26 11:56:54 CEST 2011
Hi,
Co-incidence: I have been adding a naïve (but better than the decomposition)
version of the constraint to Gecode recently. I will move that code to the
trunk this week (there are still some glitches to fix before that).
The plan is to eventually improve to a state-of-the-art implementation.
Taking code directly from Jacop into Gecode will not work due to their
license. Maybe you would even be interested to contribute? At least you
would have a nice structure to start from.
We will release soonish a new version that will incorporate that but there
are more things to be done before a release.
Best
Christian
--
Christian Schulte, KTH, web.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
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From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf
Of Sandro Pirkwieser
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 9:01 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] diffn constraint for Gecode
Hello,
I'm using Gecode to tackle a 2D packing subproblem inside an optimization
problem. The subproblem is about packing rectangles (for the meantime
without rotation) into a given larger rectangle and many instances of
moderate size need to be solved. Fortunately I was able to start with the
perfect-square example, where the adapted variant already performs quite
good (using the cumulatives constraint). Also enabling branching on
intervals yielded a speed-up. Now I was wondering if someone of you already
implemented a suitable diffn constraint (see
http://www.emn.fr/z-info/sdemasse/gccat/Cdiffn.html) in Gecode. In this way
the non-overlapping part would (presumably) be tackled more efficiently and
give an additional performance boost. Do you think having a look at the
diff/diff2 implementation in JaCoP is useful for implementing it in Gecode?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Sandro
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Lying approximately 10nm north east of Saint Tropez, this is an interesting and attractive town, and makes a good port of call.
Location 43°25´N, 06°47´E.
The Customs building is situated midway between the North and South basins of Santa Lucia Nouveau Port.
Last updated February 2015.
Although further from the centre of the town, the marina at Santa Lucia (north of the Old Port) is the usual port of call for most visitors. When berthing here, the arrivals pontoon is immediately to sta'bord once through the entrance of the Bassin Nord and to port when entering the Bassin Sud. Call port control to be allocated a berth before entering.
The old port of St. Raphael has a few visitors' berths. It has recently been expanded to accommodate mega-yachts so the situation for 'normal' yachts is currently unknown.
The capintainerie is on Quai Albert, St. Raphael, on the eastern side of the harbour.
The harbour at Frejus is about 1nm NW across the bay and is about a 25 minute walk from the town of Frejus itself.
Monaco Radio gives a continuous forecast on Ch 23, in French and then English, for St Raphaël to Menton inshore waters. It also broadcasts on Ch 20 and 4363 kHz USB sea area forecasts for Lion, Provence, Ligure, Elbe, Maddelena, Corse, Sardaigne, Minorque, Baléares, Est Cabrera. The (local) times are 0903 and 1815 (French/English), 1403 (French).
(Photo courtesy of SY Cha Ventures III).
Last updated February 2015.


Welcome to our website! We are two friends, Maaya (Art) and Instafluff (Code), and PixelPlush is our game studio to make fun and relaxing games that bring people together, especially through live streams on Twitch!
Theme: Chain Reaction
Twitch-Integrated Detective Game!
Twitch-Integrated Password-Hacking Game!
Hello guys! Easter is almost here and we have some new awesome things for you!
PREMIUM EASTER THEME
Get free egg pets when purchasing Plush coins! You'll get:
Giveaway tool now in Beta testing, try it out here: https://www.pixelplush.dev/twitch.html?type=giveaway
BUG FIXES
Thank you guys for playing our games!
Hey everyone! We have been working on a stream giveaway tool and we would like to invite you to test and give us feedback on it as we build and polish it further!
How to use it: (Please note that this link may break after we launch the full version)
1. Setup
Add https://www.pixelplush.dev/giveaway?channel=yourname as a Browser Source, replacing yourname in the link with your channel name (e.g. channel=maaya)
2. Commands:
Please let us know what you think using this form or Discord! https://forms.gle/MGz2Jg9qH8sooM1B8
Thank you for continuing to support us and PixelPlush!
Hey all! We wanted to mention an update to our games to help address a black screen flicker issue that OBS Studio users might have been seeing in the latest versions of OBS.
Our games now restart 'softly' without a browser source reload so the black flicker shouldn't show up for you except at the very start of your OBS scene load. (Note: Flicker will still show up if you selected multiple themes in the Cauldron or Valentines themes)
Long version:
Our games now restart 'softly' without a browser source reload so the black flicker shouldn't show up for you except at the very start of your OBS scene load. (Note: Flicker will still show up if you selected multiple themes in the Cauldron or Valentines themes)
Unfortunately, we don't have control over the flicker bug showing up, but it occurs only when the browser reloads and so we reworked how our games reset at the end of a game session. They will now reset without a behind-the-scenes refresh of the overlay to prevent a browser source reload, and so you shouldn't see the flicker as long as you aren't needing to close/reopen the source. This may have introduced new bugs though so please let us know if you see any issues. The OBS Studio developers seem to be aware of the bug and are working on it according to this issue on GitHub https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/issues/6010 so hopefully it will be fixed in the program soon as well!
Thanks for continuing to play our games and support us! We're excited to show you what we've been working on soon!
Hey everyone! We have more new updates to share with you today!
NEW
BUG FIXES
And we have a brand new PixelPlush tool in the works too so stay tuned!
Hey all! We have some exciting updates and GIVEAWAYS to share with you!
NEW
BUG FIXES
PIXELPLUSH GIVEAWAYS!
Twitter - Like & Retweet this tweet https://twitter.com/PixelPlushGames/status/1491540495809581057 for a chance to win 100 PlushCoins! Discord - Join the Discord giveaway for a chance to win TWO codes (1 for you +1 for a friend!) of your choice of a Valentines Bear (Jimmy, Pammy, Grizzly) or a Donut Pet (Chocolate, Strawberry, Sprinkles) https://www.pixelplush.dev/market
Thank you for your continued support of our games and we're looking forward to sharing more new and exciting updates with you soon!
Hello everyone, we hope you're having a nice start of 2022 so far! PixelPlush is returning to you with some news:
VALENTINE PARACHUTE THEME 💝
Cupid Heart Collection • Valentine themed maze game
Thank you for playing our games and we hope you will enjoy this new theme!
Hello guys! MERRY CHRISTMAS! PixelPlush has some new cool things for you
NEW CHRISTMAS EVE THEME
Get free giftbox pets when purchasing Plush coins! You'll get:
The Purple & Silver giftbox is only available through giveaways at https://twitch.tv/instafluff and https://twitch.tv/maaya
New
Bug Fixes
We wish you a great rest of 2021 and thank you for playing our games!
Hey everyone, Black Friday is here and we have some exciting announcements!
Additional Plush Coins with Purchase
Starting today, you will now receive extra coins when you purchase 20 or more Plush Coins!
Black Friday Pet 50% Sale
For this weekend only, MANY of our pets are on sale! If you've been eyeing a certain pet on our market, this might be the time to get one!
Bug Fixes
Chat Flakes Timer Particles
We now have a new option for less chatty streams, let your chat flakes drop on a timer!
And we have more exciting things in development for December so keep an eye out for more fun news soon.
Happy Black Friday and Thanksgiving!
We come with updates to share! As a reminder, there is only one more day to join the Plush Coin Giveaway so React with 🎉 above if you haven't already.
DUO Stream Event
We will be streaming and working on an upcoming PixelPlush feature this Sunday! Come join in for a sneak peek at the new feature and chat with us: https://discord.gg/J6jyZxck?event=909899080472334386
New Updates:
Bug Fixes:
Hope you are having a wonderful week!
First, you may have noticed that we now have Community Admins! We're very grateful and excited to introduce @Agentdave7 and @row22_ as our admins who have been a tremendous help to us so far. Please give them a warm welcome!
New Updates:
Bug Fixes:
And lastly... we will host a Discord giveaway for 60 Plush Coins so be sure to join in and please tell your friends to join too!
Thank you for supporting us and being a part of our PixelPlush community!
We are picking THREE winners to each win 100 PlushCoins and it's free and easy to enter so be sure to check out our Tweet before this Saturday, October 30th! https://twitter.com/PixelPlushGames/status/1451957139837231109
Bug fixes:
Hello everyone, we have another announcement for you! 🎃
1) GIF emote support added to Plinko
2) 3 new pumpkin pets added to the market
3) Halloween Plushcoin giveaway
Hello everyone, I hope you are excited for Halloween!
We made a new premium Halloween plinko theme that you can get in the market on our website! https://www.pixelplush.dev/market.html
Don't forget that we also have:
There is also a giveaway coming so keep an eye out for that
Hello guys, October is almost here and we have some cool new Halloween things for you all!
COLORFUL HALLOWEEN CAULDRONS
Jack Lantern character, Ghost pets and Donut pets
CHAT FLAKES
"Make it Leaf" animation added to Stream Weather
Hope you guys like these new additions to PixelPlush and HAPPY EARLY HALLOWEEN
Hello everyone!
We have more updates for the Confetti overlay!
Right now you can choose exactly which colors you want to show on your overlays - that way you can have it look good with your stream's aesthetic or change it depending on your mood instafWaa maayaHype We also added a balloon animation :balloon:
To get the confetti overlay, check out our market: https://www.pixelplush.dev/market.html
We hope you guys are enjoying this celebratory overlay and definitely let us know if you'll think of any other features we could add to it!
Confetti Color Selection Options!
Hello guys!
As some of you already know,PixelPlush is celebrating its 2nd Birthday on the 22nd of August! For that occassion we created 4 different premium cake drop themes!
So celebrate with us by adding a cake theme to your channel. We also re-added giftbox pets to the market in case you want to get one!
We also re-added Confetti to the market which some of you might remember from beta testing a few months ago. It's a channel point feature that triggers a pixel confetti animation on your overlay. In addition, we added a Bubble animation as well!
We cannot believe it's gonna be 2 years already! Thank you guys so much for your support instafLove maayaHeart As always, don't hesitate to let us know if you have some #💡ideas or if you find any #🐞bug-report in our Discord Server!
Hello everyone!
This month marks our studio's 2nd anniversary for PixelPlush Games and so we are kicking off with a 50% off Summer Sale of our Spring and Easter items before they go into hibernation at the end of this month! This includes some of our most popular characters and pets like the chick and rabbit so check out our Goodies Market at https://www.pixelplush.dev/market.html
We are also planning a few other fun updates throughout this month so stay tuned!
Thank you so much for your support of our games over the past two years. It has meant a lot to make these games and see them being played and enjoyed by all of you! We can't wait to keep creating and improving more in PixelPlush and show you more fun things!
Hey everyone, we have a fun little update this month from PixelPlush to the Parachute Drop!
You can now use Animated Twitch Emotes with the !drop command and they will animate on the way down. It's a bit experimental and so some animations might not work properly, so if you notice any emotes that do not look right, please let us know in #🐞bug-report in our Discord Server and it could help us fix it!
Hey everyone, it's the final day of Pride Month and the PixelPlush charity event to help raise money for the "It Gets Better Project" and thanks to your generosity, as of this post, we raised $1,117, FAR beyond our very first goal of $100! If you have been considering supporting this charity, you still have one last chance to our PixelPlush rewards!
After this month, these items will be available on our Goodies Market as Plush Coins purchases at their regular costs! Have a wonderful week and happy July-eve!
Click Here to Check out our Tiltify Charity Campaign!
Hello guys and HAPPY PRIDE MONTH! PixelPlush decided to do a charity event this month to help raise money for the It Gets Better Project". If you help us raise money and reach our goals, you'll be able to redeem some PixelPlush rewards!
Click Here to Check out our Tiltify Charity Campaign!
Our first goal WAS to raise $100 - Our first goal WAS to raise $100 - which ended up already happening xD it unlocks a Rainbow Penguin Pet! (It will be added to the rest of the rewards within a few hours) The next goal is to raise $250 - this will unlock 2 new rainbow pets
Hello everyone! Thank you so much for helping us beta test our 2 new parachute themes and the Stream Weather overlay! The beta testing is over, but all the new things are now available in the market so you can get them with PlushCoins! (the Easter theme remains free) https://www.pixelplush.dev/market.html Don't forget that you can also gift the premium parachute themes and Stream Weather to your favorite streamers!
If you've been using StreamWeather or the Spring Blossoms parachute theme in beta, you have to change the browser source because the old one is gonna stop working at the end of this week!
To celebrate, you can now get it in the market with a 50% discount until the end of this month! The Easter characters/pets also remain discounted till the end of April!
We also launched an improved version of the market so looking for the things you want is now much easier!
Let us know if you have any questions!
The link generator is here: https://www.pixelplush.dev/beta.html
Let us know about any bugs in #🐞bug-report and message us in #🙋help-center (in Discord) in case you need assistance!
Hello everyone, thank you so much for helping us beta test the new Stream Weather game! We successfully submitted our projects to Twitch Hackathon, you can check them out here:
Thank you so much for sharing your clips in #🎬share-your-clips (in Discord)! We already sent the PlushCoins to the winners
So now you can try many more PixelPlush games with channel point integration!
If you are not sure how to set the games up, just check out the devpost links! They all include video tutorials!
In other news: WE ARE DOING A PixelPlush EASTER SPECIAL EVENT Get ready for new Easter themed parachute drop and new pets and characters
PixelPlush is participating in Twitch Hackathon! We are submitting multiple different projects including Parachutes and Plinko with channel point redeem integration (coming very soon!)
Along with that we created a brand new overlay game called STREAM WEATHER!
This is just a small update to let you know that we added a regular winter parachute drop to the website. It's the same target as the Christmas one, just without the decorations!
Announcing a brand new game and a new game theme from PixelPlush!
A Christmas themed version of the plinko game now available on the website!
PixelPlush is coming to you this month with lots of news, including a Christmas sale as well as introducing new characters and pets to the market!
During December you can gift pets and characters to your friends for half the price! Just click on the gift icon that’s located under each item in the market to create a gift code. Send that gift code to your friend along with this link: www.pixelplush.dev/redeem.html
Starting this month, you can get more characters and pets for your coins! Characters are now 20 PlushCoins and pets are now 40 PlushCoins!
We would like to remind you that there is a Halloween themed maze game on our website!
Stay away from the spider webs , they take 5 points from you if you step on them!
And there is a boss character - ghost The streamers can enable/disable the boss in the chat generator on our website
It's a cauldron with a spooky green liquid! The default characters for this theme are witch, zombie and vampire!


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If your geode displays graphics, you can probably make its graphical display more effective by using color. Your geode can have as much control over color as it wants, ranging from saying what colors certain objects should be to choosing which colors should be available.
Most color controllers work with the concept of a palette, a subset of the colors your video device is capable of displaying. Most controllers can only use some of these colors at a time; these colors make up the palette. You can refer to colors by their color index (i.e. their place in the palette). You can also refer to colors by their RGB values.
An RGB value specifies a color by mixing intensities of red, green, and blue. The more of each component color added, the more of that color will show up in the result. If all components are equal, the result will be a shade of gray. If all components are zero, the result will be black. If all components are at the maximum (255), the result will be white.
The data structure used to store color information is known as the
ColorQuad
, shown in Color Data Structures
.
Code Display 24-1 Color Data Structures
typedef struct { /* The ColorQuad data structure is used to represents a color. There are * many ways to describe a color. The CQ_info field determines how the * color is being specified, and the other fields will be interpreted * based on CQ_info's value. Colors may be referenced by palette index, * RGB value, or grey scale value. */ /* CQ_redOrIndex * If CQ_info is CF_INDEX, then this is the palette index. * If CQ_info is CF_RGB, then this is the Red component. * If CQ_info is CF_GRAY, then this is the Gray scale */ byte CQ_redOrIndex;
/* CQ_info: * This ColorFlag determines how the other three fields of the * ColorQuad will be interpreted. The ColorFlag type is shown * below. */ ColorFlag CQ_info;
/* CQ_green: * If CF_RGB, then these fields are the Green and Blue components. * Otherwise, these fields are ignored. */ byte CQ_green; byte CQ_blue; } ColorQuad;
typedef dword ColorQuadAsDWord;
typedef ByteEnum ColorFlag; CF_INDEX, /* Color specified by palette index. The values of the first * 16 entries of the system palette are specified by Color values */ CF_GRAY, /* Color specified by gray value; this is like CF_RGB, but the * value in CQ_redOrIndex will be used for the Green and Blue * fields as well. */ CF_SAME, /* Used with hatch patterns, if this flag is set, hatches will draw * using the default color (the one set using GrSetXXXXColor()) */ CF_RGB /* Color Set using RGB values */
/* Sample Colors: * To use the system palette's light green: { C_LIGHT_GREEN, CF_INDEX, 0, 0} * To use the 40th color in the palette: { 40, CF_INDEX, 0, 0} * To use a custom brown: { 150, CF_RGB, 90, 0} * To use a 75% Gray (75% *256 = 192): { 192, CF_GRAY, 0, 0} */
GrGetAreaColor(), GrSetAreaColor(), GrGetLineColor(), GrSetLineColor(), GrGetTextColor(), GrSetTextColor()
If a geode is to draw something in color, it first calls a routine to set which color to use, then calls the appropriate drawing routine. The color can be specified in terms of its palette index or its RGB value. The data specifying which color to use is stored in the GState, with separate color fields to keep track of how to draw lines, areas, and text.
GrSetLineColor()
changes the color used when drawing lines. The
GrSetAreaColor()
routine sets the color to be used when filling areas.
GrSetTextColor()
sets the color to be used when rendering text.
GrGetLineColor()
,
GrGetAreaColor()
, and
GrGetTextColor()
return the color values and flags stored with the GState.
The default system palette includes several colors whose indexes have been set up so they may be referenced by descriptive constant names. The constants are members of the enumerated type
Color
, the most common shown in the figure above. Thus, instead of having to remember that the index 02 means green, the constant C_GREEN can be passed to the appropriate color setting command.
Other Color values include a 16-shade gray scale (the C_GRAY_...entries), some "unused" entries (the C_UNUSED_... entries), and a number of entries which have been set up to allow you to specify a color by its red, green, and blue components on a zero-to-five scale (the C_R..._G..._B... entries).
Programmers should use care when using these constants in conjunction with palette manipulation, as it is possible to change the RGB color value associated with a palette entry. Since the constant names are associated with palette indexes instead of RGB values, it is possible to change the RGB value of palette entry 02 so that the C_GREEN constant actually refers to, for example, a shade of magenta.
GrSetLineColorMap(), GrSetAreaColorMap(), GrSetTextColorMap(), GrGetLineColorMap(), GrGetAreaColorMap(), GrGetTextColorMap(), GrMapColorIndex(), GrMapColorRGB()
Not all users have video devices which can display 256 colors at a time. Even fewer have printers capable of doing so. Therefore, the graphics system makes allowances for drawings which use unavailable colors. Exactly what the system will do with an unavailable color depends on the color mapping mode used. By default, the system will choose the two (or more) closest available colors and dither them together in an attempt to form a mixture which will appear to be the correct color overall when seen from a distance.
GrSetLineColorMap()
,
GrSetAreaColorMap()
, and
GrSetTextColorMap()
set the color mapping to use when drawing with an unavailable color.
GrGetLineColorMap()
,
GrGetAreaColorMap()
, and
GrGetTextColorMap()
return the current color mapping modes. The geode may draw either in the closest available color, or using a dithering of the closest colors. Often it's a good idea to have text map to solid colors since its detailed nature doesn't go too well with dithering.
When a geode wants to learn more about which colors are available, it can use the
GrMapColorIndex()
routine to find the RGB value associated with an index. The
GrMapColorRGB()
routine returns the index and true RGB color of the palette entry that most closely matches the values passed.
GrCreatePalette(), GrDestroyPalette(), GrSetPaletteEntry(), GrSetPalette(), GrGetPalette()
If the system default palette does not meet a geode's needs, the geode can change its own palette. Some bitmaps (such as those in GIF) have palettes associated with them, and a geode displaying such bitmaps might wish to display the bitmap in its true colors without settling for the closest defaults. Specialized tasks such as photo processing, anti-aliasing, and color cycle animation tend to depend on the ability to manipulate palettes. A geode can create a custom palette associated with a window, then change the color values of entries in that palette.
Since the palette is associated with a window, there can be as many custom palettes as there are windows. The video driver uses the palette associated with the active window. This means that all the inactive windows (and the background) will also be drawn with the palette of the active window; thus, if you give a window a special palette, that may make inactive windows look different. To avoid this, try to avoid changing palette entries 0-15, as the UI uses these (These are the entries representing C_RED, etc.).
GrCreatePalette()
creates a custom palette and associates it with your graphic state's associated window. The custom palette starts with all entries having their original RGB values from the default palette.
GrSetPaletteEntry()
takes a palette entry and sets it to a new RGB value.
GrSetPalette()
allows you to specify new values for several palette entries at a time.
GrSetPalette()
can also set an entry back to its default value.
GrDestroyPalette()
destroys the custom palette, freeing the memory used for it.
Given a choice of palette entries to change, you might choose one of the C_UNUSED_... entries.
Call
GrGetPalette()
to get a handle to a memory block containing the palette data. Depending on the
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passed, you will either get the palette information for your current palette or the default palette. This routine returns the handle of a memory block. The memory block contains an array with 256 entries (one for each color), each entry consisting of three bytes. The first byte of each entry is the color's red component, the second is the color's green component, and the third is the color's blue component.


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Anyhow, it's around 5:30 when my friend and I decide to hide away in his room with some cds and Anime to watch. At this point we both described feeling extremely stoned/high from the drug, the mindset was definitely trippy (in that we could feel the chemical change, but little in the way of increased metal activity was noted) and euphoric but there were only slight visual distortions. Playing guitar came easy and fluidly throughout the evening, and was probably the only activity this compound agreed with 100% all night for me.  It wasn't comfortable, but I could forget about it with some effort. This state lasted for nearly 5 hours before we decided to pop some clonazepam (1 mg. tab) to alleviate muscle rigidity in the face and neck (lots of jaw clenching).
We stayed up for another two hours trading bong hits back and forth and finally gave in at about 2 am, still tripping but not really worth staying up for. All in all, I think the body load associated with this drug is a bit more than I'd like to deal with. I was dissapointed with this compound, although I will try it again at a slightly higher dose.
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ES6, also called Harmony, is the next version of JavaScript which adds new syntax and functionality to the language.
What's new with ES6?
Let's explore the new features...
## Block Level Scoping
Unlike other C-based languages, JavaScript scopes variables by function instead of by block. For example:
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Unlike default parameter values in some other languages, there is no requirement that the value be a constant.
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If you know C# syntax for lambdas, then you know this:
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## The "Triple Dot" Operator
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## Rest Operator
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// code...
}
Unlike the `arguments` value, the "rest" operator produces a true array instead of an "array-like" object.
## Spread Operator
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return val1 + val2 + val3;
}
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## Classes!
It's been a long time coming, but JavaScript is finally getting the `class` keyword! You could implement "classes" before and use JavaScript's prototype inheritance model, but it was difficult for programmers more used to langauges like Java.
## What does it look like?
class Car extends MotorVehicle {
constructor (options) {
this.areHeadlightsOn = options.areHeadlightsOn;
super(options);
}
start () {
...
}
drive () {
...
}
}
Breaking it down
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- Also, we have a way of reliably calling the parent constructor with the
super
keyword!
- Finally, we have a clean instance method syntax which is free of excessive commas.
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var i = 2;
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i = i * 2;
}
}
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## Generator Functions - Continued
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## When can I use ES6?
It depends...
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--- title: "Applying Ostrom's design principles to fish and wildlife management" author: "Drew Tyre" date: '2019-08-20' output: html_document: code_folding: hide draft: yes slug: managing-the-commons tags_include: - ecology - management categories: Research ---
Elinor Ostrom won a nobel prize in economics for describing the conditions under which groups exploiting natural resources can self govern without top-down regulation. She formulated 8 design principles to follow. What do those look like in the context of fish and wildlife management in the United States?
Boundaries refer not only to spatial boundaries, but also to who is in the group and who is out of the group. Wildlife management in the USA usually has clear spatial boundaries. Who is in the group is not as clearly defined. On the one hand, the group of people who purchase licenses or permits to harvest wildlife seems clear enough. But even membership in that group fluctuates rapidly from year to year. I bought a Nebraska fishing license in 2017, but not in 2018 or 2019 (yet!). Furthermore, under the public trust doctrine all the taxpayers of a state collectively “own” the fish and wildlife living in the state. For many large and charismatic species (e.g. mountain lions), groups outside of a state may express strong opinions about management. However, a large proportion of those “with standing” are completely unaware or disengaged with wildlife management.
The idea behind this principle is that obtaining benefits carries some cost. For consumptive users of fish and wildlife this is true. Excise taxes on firearms, ammunition, and fishing equipment support fish and wildlife management directly. In addition, a license or permit must be purchased, which varies in cost according to the magnitude of the benefit.
However, there is little cost to non-consumptive users for extracting their benefits, which include viewing opportunities and existence value of game species. From the perspective of consumptive users, these benefits are appropriated and not fairly obtained.
Non-game species benefit indirectly from management funded by consumptive use of game species. In the USA, taxpayers broadly fund the State Wildlife Grants program that supports non-game species management, and the land and water conservation fund that funds both game and non-game habitat management and restoration. Nonetheless, I value viewing opportunities for game species as well, and that is a benefit that I have not directly paid for.
There is another, diffuse, group of stakeholders that either pay or perceive that they pay a cost for the presence of large predators. Ranchers are prominent in this group, but they are not the only ones concerned with living alongside predators. This group perceives little (or no) benefit to the conservation of predators, and perceives a large cost. No proportionality for them, either.
There are some ideas out there for how to improve this situation:
This principle requires that all individuals in the group participate in making decisions. This is pretty clearly false for wildlife management in the USA. All individuals in the group do vote to elect politicians at the federal and state level, but that is a pretty indirect degree of participation. In some states, like my home state of Nebraska, fish and wildlife management decisions are made by a group of commissioners appointed by the Governor, further reducing the participation of stakeholders. I suppose you can communicate with them if you’re interested, but they are under no obligation to listen.
Not everyone agrees that fish and wildlife management should be more democratic in nature.
Ever hear of a ballot initiative? Well, it’s basically a work-around for zealots who can’t advance their agendas via the usual lawmaking channels. - Steve Wagner
Wagner views the ballot initiative as an end-run around scientific management. But ballot initiatives are a response to the absence of viable collective choice arrangements. If stakeholders can’t get a ballot initiative, they might use the court system instead to block management actions.
Compliance with the rules agreed upon by the group needs to be monitored. This is true for fish and wildlife management to a certain degree, but it is weak. Poaching is illegal, and states have law enforcement dedicated to enforcing fish and game regulations.
Small violations of the rules should result in small penalties, and large violations have large penalties. Seems simple enough, and probably true for poaching.
This one is clearly false for fish and wildlife management, because the primary means of dealing with conflicts between stakeholders is the judicial system. State agency personnel work hard to manage conflicts. The bigger the fish, the bigger the issue. It is true that most fish and wildlife management comes off without a hitch, even for game species; the big disagreements are in the past, and most other stakeholders seem resigned to the status quo.
Where local conflict resolution is clearly breaking down is the management of large predators. As grizzly, mountain lions, and wolves rebound from over hunting and persecution, they are causing wildlife managers more and more headaches.
Another area of conflict in the USA involves threatened species. These species often result in some group not being able to do something they want. Whether it is building a new dam, highway or shopping mall, all of these require checking to see if there are threatened species that might suffer some negative consequences (“take”).
None of these issues are quick to resolve. The ill-defined nature of the group relevant to fish and wildlife management means there usually are no public fora where discussions can take place, other than the courts. This isn’t always the case. Sometimes a forum for these discussions is constructed by the relevant state or federal agency. The Missouri River Restoration Implementation Committee (“Mr Rick”) is one example.
This principle means that the group gets to decide what rules apply to natural resource extraction. Fish and Wildlife management suffers twice here. First, who is in the “group” is unclear, and the vast majority are not involved in formulating rules (see Collective choice arrangements). Second, state level decision makers are constrained by levels above them, particularly with threatened and endangered species. This might not matter; the final principle involves other tiers of rule-making authority.
There is autonomy at the state level with respect to game species and non-threatened non-game species. Is this sufficiently local? Could we do better with a smaller spatial extent? Hunters very much prefer to hunt within a hour’s drive of their homes, to the extent that they will tradeoff a short drive against many other desirable properties of the hunting experience. This suggests that more localized control of hunting regulations would be well received. However, that would also come with the requirement to be able to limit the group more stringently.
It seems like F&W management needs an intervention. While FWM has polycentric governance, local autonomy (at the state level), compliance monitoring, and graduated sanctions, we’re failing at group identification, equivalence of costs and benefits, collective choice arrangements, and fast, fair conflict resolution. To me it appears that the biggest missing piece is the forum for making decisions and resolving conflicts. It should be local (does the state count as local?). It should be elected (collective choice). In fact, it should look like Nebraska’s Natural Resource Districts.
NRDs can manage/restore habitat for fish and wildlife, as long as those activities are consistent with the game and parks commission. It seems like a small step to add approving fish and game regulations to the purposes of NRDs. However, wildlife at least are managed according to a hodge-podge of district boundaries that vary by species. As far as I am aware, none of those boundaries match up with hydrological boundaries that are the basis for forming water-focused natural resources districts.
Another alternative in states like Nebraska would be to change the commission to an elected body, responsible to the citizens of the state. It isn’t entirely clear to me whether such a change would create a place for resolving conflicts, but it would move management further towards the ideal of a collective choice arrangment. It would make for interesting discussions if the commission had some members elected on a platform of advancing non-game conservation.


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