Since Black students and students with disabilities are disproportionately disciplined and arrested and schools, it follows that they are also disproportionately likely to drop out of school and have continued troubles with the law. This is why the school-to-prison pipeline disproportionately affects these students.
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A simple NFS that allowing a user on a client computer to access files,
over a computer network, from a server.
A file must be accessed in a transparent way through intermediary
software that provides the application with appropriate functionality
( open , read , write , close , seek ) .
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Demo page illustrating building SASS, PostCSS, JavaScript, Fonts, Background Images and Inline Images.
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Spent 40 hours that weekend trying to figure out the most basic things. Got one trade in the end though!
not you have to spend like a 3 minutes to install the app and create wallet to be ready to perform swap by few clicks. Huge step ahead to the mass adoption imo
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Nigel Wray's promise to Saracens fans following salary cap sanctions
by Online EditorsSaracens owner and chairman Nigel Wray has robustly vowed to defend the club after they were docked 35 points and fined more than £5million over breaches of salary cap rules.
Expressing his shock at the findings, Wray said in a statement issued shortly after the findings: “For over 25 years, I have put my heart and soul into the game I love.
“Together we have created something incredibly special with the Saracens family, both on and off the field. This is absolutely devastating for everyone associated with this amazing group of players, staff, partners and fans.
“It has been acknowledged by the panel that we never deliberately sought to mislead anyone or breach the cap and that’s why it feels like the rug is being completely pulled out from under our feet. We will appeal all the findings.”
The penalty – issued on Tuesday by Premiership Rugby Limited following a lengthy investigation – would leave the London club on -26 points in the Gallagher Premiership table if unsuccessfully appealed and facing relegation at the end of the season.
(Continue reading below…)
A statement from Premiership Rugby announced: “The sanction that has been imposed on Saracens Rugby Club by the panel is a total fine of £5,360,272.31 and a total deduction of 35 league points.
“Today’s decision by the independent panel upholds both the principle of the salary cap and the charges brought following an extensive investigation by Premiership Rugby.
“We are pleased that this process has reached a conclusion and we look forward to another exciting season of Premiership Rugby.”
The alleged breaches spanned the last three seasons but the points deduction will be applied in full this season.
WATCH: Sonny Bill Williams’ mega-million dollar code move could see him switch allegiance at the Rugby League World Cup


Verbs are deep links into your app from a wallet item. When this verb is tapped in Wallet, the app will be activated with the id of the item and id of the verb so that the app can perform the requested action.


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WITNESS LIST Civil Practices Committee April 13, 2005-2:00P HB 15 For: Benko, JoAnna (Farmers Ins Group) Floyd, Beaman (USAA, Allstate, State Farm, Nationwide, American Insurance Association) Galitski, Frank V. (Farmers Insurance) Kelly, Hugh Rice (Texans for Lawsuit Reform) Marlow, John (American Insurance Association) Patterson, Steve (State Farm Insurance) Against: Kincaid, Mark (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Assoc.) HB 125 For: Floyd, Beaman (USAA, Allstate, State Farm, Nationwide, American Insurance Association) Marlow, John (American Insurance Association) Patterson, Steve (State Farm Mutual) Toman, Jim (Self) Welch, Matt (Texans for Lawsuit Reform) Against: Kincaid, Mark (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Assoc.) HB 1122 For: Dahler, Erik (Bexar County Hospital District) Sanchez, Lisa (Bexar County Hospital District) On: Stearman, Nance (Texas Department of State Health Services) HB 3356 For: Bass, Robert (Texas Building Branch Associated General Contractors) Hausenfluck, Ken (Self) Kelly, Hugh Rice (Texans for Lawsuit Reform) Williamson, Joe (Joe Williamson Construction Company) Against: Hile, Dickie (Self and Texas Trial Lawyers Assoc) On: Collins, Jim (Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins, & Mott) SB 334 For: Ratliff, Thomas (Home Depot, Inc.)


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Curiosity provoked by Kevin's comment elsewhere: Could sqrt be computable?
Obviously there is some potential problem near 0, but my feeling is that it could be worked out, but I'm not 100% sure.
I think classical reals are noncomputable from start to end
The equality (sqrt x)^2 = x
would be non decidable
I think you can at least add Cauchy sequences constructively, but I guess there's no real point because there is no information you can get out of an element of ℝ
Pretty much every continuous function is computably definable
but it's more work
A real number is data, you can compute with it if you want
But I have to compute a function which is constant on the equivalence class, right? what could I compute?
besides other real numbers
any constant expression, like pi
We have a team working hard on constructing pi :-)
The main problem at the minute is that nobody can be bothered to type in the proof that a power series is continuous within its radius of convergence :-/
meh, I went for a low tech proof of continuity of exp in metamath
it's easy to bound x+1 < e^x < 1/(1-x)
and use the squeeze lemma
(wait, that's differentiability. Continuity is probably even easier)
Oh yes, at one point I wanted continuity of the sum of a Cauchy sequence of bounded continuous functions also. I was kind of hoping Johannes would make it magically appear.
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Jordi Alba injured hamstring vs. Slavia, replaced by Sergi Roberto
The left-back was taken off at halftime with a problem on Tuesday
by Sport.esJordi Alba injured his hamstring in Barcelona's goalless draw against Slavia Prague on Wednesday. The left-back started the game but was taken off at halftime, replaced by Sergi Roberto.
"Alba has left hamstring discomfort," Barça confirmed in a statement. "He'll undergo further tests to determine the cause of the discomfort."
The defender will be checked at the training ground on Wednesday to determine how long he will be sidelined for, with Barça hosting Celta Vigo on Saturday before the international break.
Alba first felt the problem in the win over Real Valladolid and came off late on. He missed the weekend's loss to Levante, although he was on the bench.
Despite Alba's fitness issues, Ernesto Valverde has not turned to summer signing Junior Firpo. The former Real Betis left-back has not made the last two squads.
Instead, Valverde has opted to use Nelson Semedo at left-back and Sergi Roberto at right-back when missing Alba.


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Prosecutors Seek Lengthy Prison Terms For Two Former Bishkek Mayors
by RFE/RL's Kyrgyz ServiceBISHKEK -- Kyrgyz prosecutors in a high-profile corruption trial have asked a court to sentence two former mayors of Bishkek to lengthy prison terms.
The prosecutors asked the Lenin district court in Bishkek, on December 9, to sentence Albek Ibraimov to 20 years and Kubanychbek Kulmatov to 15 years in prison.
Kulmatov ran the capital city in 2014-16 and Ibraimov in 2016-18. The two were charged along with 11 others for alleged corruption while in office.
Both former officials served as mayors of Bishkek during the tenure of former President Almazbek Atambaev.
Three days earlier, two former Kyrgyz prime ministers, Sapar Isakov and Jantoro Satybaldiev, were sentenced to 15 and 7 1/2 years in prison in another high-profile corruption case.
That case was launched amid tensions between Atambaev and current incumbent Sooronbai Jeenbekov, an ex-prime minister who was tapped by Atambaev as his favored successor in Kyrgyzstan's October 2017 presidential election.
Atambaev was arrested on August 8 after he surrendered to police following two days of violent resistance by supporters. He had refused to show up at police headquarters for questioning in an unrelated case.


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Karens Italian Pan-Fried Chicken - Hello everybody, hope you are having an incredible day today. Its me again Rika , welcome to my recipe site. Today, Im gonna show you how to prepare a special dish, Karens Italian Pan-Fried Chicken. It is one of my favorites recipes. For mine, I am going to make it a little bit tasty. This is gonna smell and look delicious.
Karens Italian Pan-Fried Chicken is A quick and easy palate-pleaser for the whole family. Looking for something different than the traditional chicken menu options? Combine Italian-inspired ingredients with your chicken and see the smiles on your family members. Cleans up quick too!
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This project aims to provide a stand-alone Java API for communicating with the PhoneGap Build REST API. It is used by the Maven plugin and currently looking at the plugin's source is probably the best place to learn more about it.


Nimiq Swift Client
Swift implementation of the Nimiq RPC client specs.
Usage
Initialize a NimiqClient
object using predefined configuration and get the current block number.
let config = Config(
scheme: "http",
host: "<IP_ADDRESS>",
port: 8648,
user: "luna",
password: "moon"
)
let client = NimiqClient(config: config)
// make rpc call to get current block number
let blockNumber = try client.blockNumber()!
print(blockNumber)
Note: When no config
object is passed in the initialization it will use default values in the Nimiq node.
API
The complete API documentation is available here.
Check out the original Nimiq RPC specs for the behind-the-scenes RPC calls.
Installation
Swift Package Manager
To integrate NimiqClient in your app with SPM. Just add the package as a dependency:
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "MyApp",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/nimiq-community/swift-client", from: "0.0.1"),
]
)
CocoaPods
To use CocoaPods, add the following to your Podfile
:
pod 'NimiqClient'
Carthage
To use Carthage, add the following to your Cartfile
:
github "nimiq-community/swift-client"
Build
After cloning the repository, open the project bundle NimiqClient.xcodeproj
in Xcode.
All done, happy coding!
Test
You need a start a Testnet Nimiq node:
nodejs index.js --protocol=dumb --type=full --network=test --rpc
All tests are in the /Tests
folder and can be run from Xcode.
Documentation
The documentation is generated automatically with Jazzy.
To generate the documentation first install Jazzy:
gem install jazzy
Then generate the documentation running Jazzy from the repository root directory:
jazzy
Add a blank file in the /docs
folder with the name .nojekyll
for the documentation hosted on GitHub Pages:
touch docs/.nojekyll
Contributions
This implementation was originally contributed by rraallvv.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome! Please refer to the issue tracker for ideas.


Follow this tutorial to know about modeler file creation and usage.
In the new running instance of NetBeans, Create new project and modeler file.
Create new entities and perform generate source action
In code generation panel, new X-Technolgy(demo) Code Generator is available with config panel :
Create your own generator with Jeddict :
You can rename this project or create new one with same nb platform and jeddict dependencies .
Create Generator
Create new code generator class as described in following snipets :
Create ui panel & ui config data bean and design the ui panel with netbeans matisse :
Write code generation logic inside the execute method as shown in following code snippet :
Not only the generator config and entites data , you can also access the project, source group, console and progress-bar by injecting it in generator class using @ConfigData.
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PackageInfoCache
Class that stores entries that are either PackageInfo or NodeModulesList objects. The entries are stored in a map keyed by real directory path.
Method Summary
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contains(path):
Indicate if an entry for a given path exists in the cache. |
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getEntry(path): PackageInfo
Retrieve an entry from the cache. |
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hasErrors( ):
Indicates if there is at least one error in any object in the cache. |
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loadAddon(addonInstance): PackageInfo
Do the actual processing of the root directory of an addon, when the addon object already exists (i.e. the addon is acting as the root object of a tree, like project does). We need the object in order to find the internal addons. _readPackage takes care of the general processing of the root directory and common locations for addons, filling the cache with each. |
| public |
loadProject(projectInstance): PackageInfo
Process the root directory of a project, given a Project object (we need the object in order to find the internal addons). _readPackage takes care of the general processing of the root directory and common locations for addons, filling the cache with each. Once it returns, we take care of the locations for addons that are specific to projects, not other packages (e.g. internal addons, cli root). |
| public |
reloadProjects( ):
To support the project.reloadPkg method, we need the ability to flush the cache and reload from the updated package.json. There are some issues with doing this: |
| public |
showErrors( )
Gather all the errors in the PIC and any cached objects, then dump them out to the ui-console. |
| Private Methods | |
|---|---|
| private |
_addEntry( )
Add an entry to the cache. |
| private |
_clear( )
Clear the cache information. |
| private |
_readModulesList(nodeModulesDir)
Process a directory of modules in a given package directory. |
| private |
_readPackage(pkgDir, isRoot,)
Given a directory that supposedly contains a package, create a PackageInfo object and try to fill it out, EVEN IF the package.json is not readable. Errors will then be stored in the PackageInfo for anything with the package that might be wrong. Because it's possible that the path given to the packageDir is not actually valid, we'll just use the path.resolve() version of that path to search for the path in the cache, before trying to get the 'real' path (which also then resolves links). The cache itself is keyed on either the realPath, if the packageDir is actually a real valid directory path, or the normalized path (before path.resolve()), if it is not. |
| private |
Resolve the node_module dependencies across all packages after they have been loaded into the cache, because we don't know when a particular package will enter the cache. |
| private |
Dump all the errors for a single object in the cache out to the ui-console. |
Public Methods
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:321
public contains(path):
Indicate if an entry for a given path exists in the cache.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| path | String |
|
the real path to check for in the cache. |
Return:
true if the entry is present for the given path, false otherwise.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:309
public getEntry(path): PackageInfo
Retrieve an entry from the cache.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| path | String |
|
the real path whose PackageInfo or NodeModulesList is desired. |
Return:
or {NodeModulesList} the desired entry.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:48
public hasErrors( ):
Indicates if there is at least one error in any object in the cache.
Return:
true if there are any errors in the cache, for any entries, else false.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:228
public loadAddon(addonInstance): PackageInfo
Do the actual processing of the root directory of an addon, when the addon object already exists (i.e. the addon is acting as the root object of a tree, like project does). We need the object in order to find the internal addons. _readPackage takes care of the general processing of the root directory and common locations for addons, filling the cache with each.
Once all the addon processing is done, go back through all cache entries to create references between the packageInfo objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| addonInstance | Object |
|
the instance of the Addon object to load package data about into the cache. |
Return:
the PackageInfo object for the given Addon object. Note that if the addon path is already in the cache, that will be returned. No copy is made.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:146
public loadProject(projectInstance): PackageInfo
Process the root directory of a project, given a Project object (we need the object in order to find the internal addons). _readPackage takes care of the general processing of the root directory and common locations for addons, filling the cache with each. Once it returns, we take care of the locations for addons that are specific to projects, not other packages (e.g. internal addons, cli root).
Once all the project processing is done, go back through all cache entries to create references between the packageInfo objects.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| projectInstance | Object |
|
the instance of the Project object to load package data about into the cache. |
Return:
the PackageInfo object for the given Project object. Note that if the project path is already in the cache, that will be returned. No copy is made.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:203
public reloadProjects( ):
To support the project.reloadPkg method, we need the ability to flush the cache and reload from the updated package.json. There are some issues with doing this:
- Because of the possible relationship between projects and their addons due to symlinks, it's not trivial to flush only the data related to a given project.
- If an 'ember-build-cli.js' dynamically adds new projects to the cache, we will not necessarily get called again to redo the loading of those projects. The solution, implemented here:
- Keep track of the Project objects whose packages are loaded into the cache.
- If a project is reloaded, flush the cache, then do loadPackage again for all the known Projects.
Return:
null
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:65
public showErrors( )
Gather all the errors in the PIC and any cached objects, then dump them out to the ui-console.
Private Methods
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:299
private _addEntry( )
Add an entry to the cache.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:36
private _clear( )
Clear the cache information.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:585
private _readModulesList(nodeModulesDir)
Process a directory of modules in a given package directory.
We will allow cache entries for node_modules that actually have no contents, just so we don't have to hit the file system more often than necessary--it's much quicker to check an in-memory object. object.
Note: only a NodeModulesList or null is returned.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| nodeModulesDir | String |
|
the path of the node_modules directory to read the package.json from and process the contents and create a new cache entry or entries. |
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:395
private _readPackage(pkgDir, isRoot,)
Given a directory that supposedly contains a package, create a PackageInfo object and try to fill it out, EVEN IF the package.json is not readable. Errors will then be stored in the PackageInfo for anything with the package that might be wrong. Because it's possible that the path given to the packageDir is not actually valid, we'll just use the path.resolve() version of that path to search for the path in the cache, before trying to get the 'real' path (which also then resolves links). The cache itself is keyed on either the realPath, if the packageDir is actually a real valid directory path, or the normalized path (before path.resolve()), if it is not.
NOTE: the cache is also used to store the NULL_PROJECT project object, which actually has no package.json or other files, but does have an empty package object. Because of that, and to speed up processing, loadProject() will pass in both the package root directory path and the project's package object, if there is one. If the package object is present, we will use that in preference to trying to find a package.json file.
If there is no package object, and there is no package.json or the package.json is bad or the package is an addon with no main, the only thing we can do is return an ErrorEntry to the caller. Once past all those problems, if any error occurs with any of the contents of the package, they'll be cached in the PackageInfo itself.
In summary, only PackageInfo or ErrorEntry will be returned.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| pkgDir | String |
|
the path of the directory to read the package.json from and process the contents and create a new cache entry or entries. |
| isRoot, | Boolean |
|
for when this is to be considered the root package, whose dependencies we must all consider for discovery. |
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:262
private _resolveDependencies( )
Resolve the node_module dependencies across all packages after they have been loaded into the cache, because we don't know when a particular package will enter the cache.
Since loadProject can be called multiple times for different projects, we don't want to reprocess any packages that happen to be common between them. We'll handle this by marking any packageInfo once it has been processed here, then ignore it in any later processing.
lib/models/package-info-cache/index.js:80
private _showObjErrors( )
Dump all the errors for a single object in the cache out to the ui-console.
Special case: because package-info-cache also creates PackageInfo objects for entries that do not actually exist (to allow simplifying the code), if there's a case where an object has only the single error ERROR_PACKAGE_DIR_MISSING, do not print anything. The package will have been found as a reference from some other addon or the root project, and we'll print a reference error there. Having both is just confusing to users.


@* * Copyright 2023 HM Revenue & Customs * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. *@ @import models.SummaryDataItemModel @import models.resident._ @import models.resident.shares._ @import common.Dates._ @import play.api.i18n.Lang @this( gainSummaryPartial: playHelpers.gainSummaryPartial, checkYourAnswersPartial: playHelpers.checkYourAnswersPartial ) @(answers: GainAnswersModel, gain: BigDecimal, taxYear: TaxYearModel, totalCosts: BigDecimal)(implicit request: Request[_], messages: Messages, lang: Lang)


The <vaadin-password-field>
element has all the same features as the <vaadin-text-field>
element plus the additional features listed on this page.
Use the reveal-button-hidden
attribute to hide the reveal button of an individual password field.
Use CSS to hide the reveal button across the whole application.


In what appears to be a biannual ‘thing’ for me over the last few years, I’ve thrown out my old blog software and replaced it with something that suits my needs and skills better. I’m now running Symphony, by 21 Degrees, which is:
Not a Rails app (it’s PHP). Whilst not entirely happy with this (as I am a huge advocate of the “Rails Way™”), both Typo and Mephisto were generally a little unreliable for me over my time using them. There’s also the fact that neither are receiving serious attention anymore - and let’s be honest, everyone loves new features once in a while;
Symphony is run entirely off a combination of XML and XSLTs. If you’ve not worked with this combination for web sites before, you’re missing out. XSLT is the language god would present his structured data with;
It’s faster. No idea why, but my Rails sites on Dreamhost always ran slowly.
It’s more configurable - check out the “Projects” section of my site - that’s all generated using a custom page type I set-up once and forget about.
I like shiny things. Obey my blog - and its shiny updated design.
The search pages currently suck. I’m working on them.
My RSS feed has moved, and I haven’t rewritten the old URL yet (I’ll get to it).
Code splurge
Here’s some naff XSL I wrote (with some assistance from members and their examples at Overture) to scan through my XML structure and append the location of the installed Symphony application to the front of all absolute URLs. This means I can move my blog where-ever I like, and all of my links within pages will continue working. It’s also a good example of advanced XSL usage.


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Jose Luis _ wrote: > Greetings, > I wonder if I can have a small simple example in how to use Gist. > From what Ive read I must implement a class which extends from > Inspector. > But I couldnt get it to work. Are you using Java or C++? Cheers, Guido


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This page demonstrates a service worker registration and activation cycle.
Use the monitor below to get updated on what the worker is doing in the background.
Use Chrome's inspector (Application -> Service Workers) to check worker's details.
Registration:
Controller:
State:
Transitions:


The reasons for JBehave 3
JBehave 1 was more of a thought experiment, helping to spread and understand new concepts around BDD.
While JBehave 2 has been a complete rewrite based on new technologies (e.g. Java 5 annotations), JBehave 3 is more
of an evolution of JBehave 2, based on the experience using it in commercial projects. With the
benefit of this experience, we feel that the overall design stood well the wear and tear, but there were areas which
called for improvements that would have broken backward compatibility.
.
Migration path from JBehave 2
From the textual stories point of view, these are almost completely backward compatible. The only exception being
the GivenScenarios keyword, whose default value has changed to GivenStories. Full backward compatibility
can be nonetheless ensures by configuring the keywords bundle entry to GivenScenarios until the migration has
been completed. See Writing Stories in your language on how to configure and override
default keywords to suit your needs.
From the Java point of view, significant changes have occurred, but only in the configuration of the running of the
stories. The Steps classes, which is where most users' efforts will have gone into can be used without change in JBehave 3.
On the configuration side, the main changes are:
- JUnitScenario class has been renamed to JUnitStory, reflecting the fact that scenarios in JBehave 2
were already stories in all but name.
- Terminology has changed throughout to refer to Story in place of Scenario where this refers to the
textual or Java representation. Scenario now refers uniquely to the constituent part of a story. The root package
has also changed from org.jbehave.scenario to org.jbehave.core.
- Configuration class has been renamed to StoryConfiguration, along with similar renames for the
MostUsefulStoryConfiguration and PropertyBasedStoryConfiguration, to ensure more consistency and less
confusion with the StepsConfiguration.
- JUnitStory allows the overriding of the default MostUsefulStoryConfiguration only vis the the useConfiguration
method
- JUnitStory allows the specification of Steps only via the addSTeps method.
- The textual story lookup paradigm has shifted from a RunnableStory class to a story path, which can be
resolved from the class via the StoryPathResolver, and its implementations UnderscoredCamelCaseResolver
and CasePreservingResolver. As such, the StoryLoader implementations only define the model story
from a story path.
- The FilePrintStreamFactory correspondingly now handles only story paths.
Next?
JBehave development has been
example-driven and the examples illustrate all the features, migrated from 2.x or new in 3.x. Be
sure check out the running examples, as it's the best and most
instructive way to get up to speed with the changes outlined above.


Check out what you can do with this app theme!
Turnin uses kubernetes clusters to scale compile containers on demand
Turnin flags plagiarized assignments by referencing past submissions
Course instructors can alter everything from compile time limits to output tolerances
Turnin is being updated constantly
Only pay for what you need
Licensed under AGPL-3.0; free for use in lower education


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50% |
| Line.java | 81% |
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| NestedLoops.java | 0% |
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| PolygonsSet.java | 84% |
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| Segment.java | 84% |
88% |
| SubLine.java | 100% |
84% |
| Vector2D.java | 16% |
6% |
| Vector2DFormat.java | 0% |
0% |


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The results of your requested file check are below.


Game 1: New York Knicks at Detroit Pistons
My Pick:
Detroit Pistons
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Detroit Pistons are a powerhouse, currently occupying the 5th seed in the East. The Knicks have been taking down powerhouses left and right, and are on a 3 game winning streak. My money is on the Pistons to stay their course, and I see some regression from the Knicks as they play a team with an elite frontcourt, who will match up nicely against Kanter and Vonleh. I wouldn't be surprised to see Drummond put up another 20-20 performance, as the Pistons win 120-114.
Game 2: Atlanta Hawks at Miami Heat
My Pick:
Miami Heat
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Hawks have stayed subpar, but finally got a win in a 1 point victory over the Hornets (sorry Charlotte). That said, the chances of that happening again are slim. The Heat have a deep, gritty roster that can play tough defense on Young, and force him into difficult shots. In addition, Dedmon will get abused on the boards and in the paint by Whiteside, who has the clear advantage in the center matchup. All in all, the Heat should have an easy time with this one, winning 117-104.
Game 3: Toronto Raptors at Memphis Grizzlies
My Pick:
Toronto Raptors
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Raptors should be the better team here, and I think their style of play benefits them heavily in this matchup. Memphis tends to run a slower pace, which Toronto should be able to push with their focus on transition scoring. Even if the pace stays slow, Toronto has premier isolation players in the form of Leonard and Lowry who are comfortable taking and making shots from anywhere on the floor. In addition, JV is a good post scorer as well as an above average big man passer. Raptors have the tools to win this one, 112-105.
Game 4: Los Angeles Lakers at Denver Nuggets
My Pick:
Los Angeles Lakers
Why I'm Rolling with them:
The Lakers are coming into Denver, which is normally a bad sign for teams wanting to win. But Denver hasn't looked fantastic lately, and the Lakers are going to be upset following their loss to the Magic on Sunday. This is a must-win game for Lebron and the Lakers, and they should be able to take advantage of Denver's relative lack of wings and get favourable matchups. In addition, the athletic centers of the Lakers should prove semi-challenging for Jokic in the paint, and that could be the edge needed. Lakers, 119-114.
Game 5: Indiana Pacers at Phoenix Suns
My Pick:
Phoenix Suns
Why I'm Rolling with them:
This is absolutely my bold pick of the night, but I really like this Phoenix team with TJ Warren in the starting lineup. In addition, Oladipo is still out, the Pacers played yesterday, and they're on the road. This is the perfect time for a new-look Phoenix team to come in and steal one away from the struggling Pacers team. Devin Booker is sure to put up some big numbers without Oladipo to guard him, and the advantage that Indiana's bench brings shouldn't be enough to get it done. Suns, 110-108.


Hello ~
I was born in the Caribbean where I spend most of my childhood, and now I am in NYC studying and working at the same time to get the most of this city. I have a keen interest in businesses that integrate technology into their daily operations. This is why I studied business, and now I am studying Computer Science.
This is a brief Bio, but please feel free to reach out if you would like to connect and have a chat!