THE SWEET HEREAFTER
By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Fine Line Features Director: Atom Egoyan Writer: Atom Egoyan Cast: Ian Holm, Sarah Polley, Bruce Greenwood, Tom McCamus, Gabrielle Rose, Arsinee Khanjian, Alberta Watson
Atom Egoyan's lyrical approach to the troubles afflicting a remote town in British Columbia has virtually all the attributes an intelligent moviegoer looks for in a film. By eschewing the special effects that stamp a film as either Hollywood-kitsch or pretentious nonsense, he afford exceptional import to a single visual image which can devastate his audience. "The Sweet Hereafter" employs the superb acting talent of Ian Holm in the role of a lawyer, whose amoral interference in a community's severe tragedy underscores the grief of its citizenry. Perhaps the film's most striking merit is Egoyan's juxtaposition of Robert Browning's poem, "The Pied Piper of Hamelin," with the direction taken by anguish-stricken families in the aftermath of a disaster. And Egoyan cleverly likens the attorney's personal heartache with the suffering of the people he is to represent in a class-action lawsuit.
Adapting a novel by Russell Banks which is a fragmented as the film, Egoyan lends his personal touch to a moral tale, exploring the ways in which the sudden death of fourteen children in a school-bus accident changes the isolated village. To their credit, neither novelist Banks nor filmmaker Egoyan attempts to simplify matters by contrasting a happy, solid, truly bonded and joyous population with a numbingly sad and changed people. Dark elements existed previous to the tragedy, though the accident does provide a an opportunity for its female lead--Sarah Polley in the role of a young woman who is crippled by the mishap--to cleanse herself and to some degree the entire surroundings.
The incident which changes the face of the tiny rural area of Sam Dent, British Columbia, is the skidding of a school bus from an icy road and its subsequent sinking into the icy waters of a frozen lake below, killing fourteen of its youthful riders and maiming several others--including its guilt-ridden driver, Dolores Driscoll (Gabrielle Rose). The event itself is portrayed almost as an anti-climax, occurring well into the movie, a choice which emphasizes the director's major intention. As the film opens Mitchell Stephens (Ian Holm) is stuck in a car-wash, frustrated not so much by the almost farcical situation he is in as by a phone call he has received from his daughter, Zoe (Caerthan Banks), a desperate young woman who is a drug addict and repeatedly contacts her father for money. We soon gather that the anguished Stephens has set himself upon the Sam Dent community not primarily to enrich himself by the one-third cut he would receive as his fee for prosecuting a successful civil suit. He uses the circumstance to elude his own psychic pain at the "loss" of his daughter, plunging compulsively into his work to forget his own misery. His seriousness and apparent sincerity win over the folks of the town who have suffered the loss of their children, and most of the aggrieved sign on to the class- action suit, trusting him in much the way the children of the village of Hamelin followed the Pied Piper. The one major holdout, a widower (Bruce Greenwood) who was accustomed to following the school bus each morning in his own car, threatens the lawyer with physical harm, insisting that the people do not care about the money but desire simply to be left alone in their grief. By contrast, Sam (Tom McCamus), the youthful father of crippled teenager Nicole (Sarah Polley), arouses the suspicions of his daughter by being greedily drawn to the lawyer's promise of big bucks beyond what the school's insurance has already paid to the injured families.
Egoyan highlights sordid relationships which, in the hands of a hack, could have been the grist for the soap-opera mills. Billy Ansell (Greenwood) is carrying on an affair with the unhappy Risa Walker (Alberta Watson), and even worse, Sam, who relates to his daughter as would flower children to one another during the Woodstock era, is regularly committing incest with his not unwilling teenager.
Despite the unhappiness of so many in the community even before the accident, "The Sweet Hereafter" shows graphically and yet in an understated, lyric tone, the ways in which the disaster has permanently changed the face of the backwater burg. Egoyan has filmed his work in a style whose fragmentation adds much to its inflections, switching with uncanny expertise from 1995 to 1997 and back, while periodically crowding several incidents into a single scene as when he focuses on a family argument involving Wendell (Maury Chaykin) and his unhappy wife Risa while allowing us to eavesdrop on a telephone conversation between the lawyer and his woebegone daughter.
Ian Holm centers the entire piece in his extraordinary performance as a pained and prosperous professional who has difficulty coming to grips with the loss of his own daughter, Zoe, to drugs and who is ultimately to accept defeat at the hands of a girl who is younger and wiser than the narcissistic Zoe. "The Sweet Hereafter" is bleak, but offers a tragic air that pays heed to the ultimate dignity of an aggrieved people. Not Rated. Running Time: 110 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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而 div 元素不会显示出来！
在下面的段落中，我们添加了一个样式为 float:right 的图像。结果是这个图像会浮动到段落的右侧。
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在下面的段落中，图像会浮动到右侧，并且添加了点状的边框。我们还为图像添加了边距，这样就可以把文本推离图像： 上和右外边距是 0px，下外边距是 15px，而图像左侧的外边距是 20px。
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在上面的段落中，div 元素的宽度是 120 像素，它其中包含图像。div 元素浮动到右侧。 我们向 div 元素添加了外边距，这样就可以把 div 推离文本。同时，我们还向 div 添加了边框和内边距。
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在上面的段落中，文本的第一个字母包含在一个 span 元素中。这个 span 元素的宽度是当前字体尺寸的 0.7 倍。 span 元素的字体尺寸是 400%，行高是 80%。span 中的字母字体是 "Algerian"
在上面的例子中，我们把 ul 元素和 a 元素浮向左浮动。li 元素显示为行内元素（元素前后没有换行）。 这样就可以使列表排列成一行。ul 元素的宽度是 100%，列表中的每个超链接的宽度是 7em（当前字体尺寸的 7 倍）。我们添加了颜色和边框，以使其更漂亮。
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样式 "left:-20px" 从元素的原始左侧位置减去 20 像素。
样式 "left:20px" 向元素的原始左侧位置增加 20 像素。
通过绝对定位，元素可以放置到页面上的任何位置。下面的标题距离页面左侧 100px，距离页面顶部 150px。
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To begin talking about what the best HTML and CSS practices in regards to Classes and ID, we should first clarify what they are, what they do, and why we use them. Classes and ID are relatively simple concepts.
Any website you’ve ever seen is made with two core files. HTML and CSS. HTML is the file that determines what information is displayed, and how it is structured. CSS is how that information is visually displayed, changing the position, color, fonts etc. of the information.
HTML is ‘tag based’. For people who aren’t super technically knowledgeable, this means that content is separated into sections by something known as a ‘tag’.
See the Pen VwwOMaG by Ethan Meleah (@Thrice_Berg) on CodePen.
Above is an example of a paragraph tag, or ‘p’ tag. Everything within the opening (<p>) and closing (</p>) tags is considered to be a paragraph. This not only structures the information on the page, but it allows CSS to ‘target’ that specific piece of information, being able to change various attributes about it.
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The above CSS would change all content within paragraph tags, mentioned above. The above css would change all of the font on this page, and make it massive, as a quick and easy example.
But what if you want to only change one paragraph? Or only two? This is where classes and id’s come in.
An ID is a unique property. Unique in this case means that there can only be a single element that has this ID. Think of it like a person's driver's license. Every driver’s license can only correspond to a singular person. CSS can use an ID to make changes to a single element only.
If the CSS calls the element through it’s ID, the changes will only affect that element. Example below.
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A Class is not a unique property. But it is used in a similar way to and ID. The only relevant difference between class and id is that class can be used for multiple different elements.
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The above snippet makes the green-text class green.
So when do we use them?
When you are choosing between using an ID or a Class, the absolute easiest way to choose which one to use is simple. Will you need to style another element in the same way as this one? If the answer isn’t a resounding no, you use a class, to be safe.
Best Practices
Now that we have the basics of information about CSS ID’s and Classes, we can talk about best practices for them. If you are unfamiliar with that term, we are going to talk about the best way that we can use them, for the most efficiency and clarity.
- Don't use what you don't need. If you want to style every link on the page in the same way, don't use a link class, simply directly target the link element.
- Use functional names. Use names that describe the function of the element. For example ‘navigation’ is better than ‘menu’, because it simply and cleanly describes what the element does.
- Use names that are as short as possible, but as long as needed. Basically what it says. You want to make names just long enough to concisely convey what the function of element is.


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by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-10 20:39:58.ProQuest technical support receives the following error when trying to connect to the new pulcloud server -
Connecting to XXX.pulcloud.io...
ssh: connect to host XXX.pulcloud.io port 22: Connection timed out"
Closing in favor of #329
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by None at 2021-05-10 17:16:11.@kelea99 says this can wait until after Alma.
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Did you refresh @carolyncole ? I see this:
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Part I: - [x] Disable panel page - [x] Setup redirect - [x] Disable module - [x] Uninstall module
Part II: - [x] Purge content - [ ] Purge "Marquand Rare Book" content type - [ ] Purge panel page related to the Marquand Rare Books Vault List - [x] Purge marquandrarebooks_vault feature
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The CheckBox Tree with Multi State CheckBoxes
A basic CheckBox Tree using a dojo/store Memory store (non-observable).


Function controls are the controls used in Stellarmap to represent a function call for the object being created. Most of the time they will only accept a certain kind of input (such as only number, or only selections form a list). However, other controls can often take multiple kinds of input. For example, the function SetLong() can receive a string literal, a string variable, or even a functional (a pointer to another function definition). The trouble stirs with the fact that, by default, the control representing it always inserts quotes around its input thus making it a string literal.
An escape sequence of $ can be placed in front of any such text and the control will leave the data alone when exporting. Thus allowing the creator to specify variable names and other functions as well as plain quoted text.
So for example, if you wanted to make the long description for a room a functional you would type
$(: LongDescFunc :).
Without the escaping $ it would just be encoded asSetLong("(:LongDescFunc:)");
Here is an example of how the escape character looks in action. In this control, used to create a mapping that is passed to a function, the second pair passed has a variable name rather than a string literal.
ALERT: Currently there is no escape sequence for $ and you cannot start a control's input with that symbol. In the future it will be escaped by itself so a string literal starting meant to be "$Hello World" will be typed in as $$Hello World. As well, there is currently no escape for quotes symbols at the beginning of text and so any found by the parser will be stripped. This will be escaped in the future by using double quote marks like so: ""Joe" was his name.


Quick tip: Using line_profiler in an IPython notebook
Sat 17 May 2014 [ James Booth ]
Installation
Install line profiler1
> pip install --pre line_profiler
You can install line_profiler as a proper IPython extension, but I like the simplicity of just activating it when I need it. just run
import line_profiler
import IPython
ip = IPython.get_ipython()
ip.define_magic('lprun', line_profiler.magic_lprun)
in a cell and you're good for the session.
Usage
Let's say we have a function call foo()
which is taking a long time, and we strongly suspect that it's the bar
function call inside it that's taking a while. We tell line profiler of all functions we are interested in ...
Category: Blog Tagged: IPython profiling tip
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Firefox 23 is still in developer version state so we cannot make sure that BBLog does work 100% with beta/developer versions of a browser.
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that is fine.the fact is that everything worked fine till i updated to 3.5.1 from 3.5.0, and I didnt find anywere a way to roll back to the last working version (at least for me/my browser-3.5.0)
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Older versions than 3.5.1 also not work properly anymore.
We changed a lot in the API so it is required to have 3.5.1 that all is working fine.
So, a rollback make no sense because it's even not working for you.
Use a stable browser or wait for a new BBLog update. At the moment, we can't do anything for you, sorry.


| Document number: | P0382R0 | |
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| Date: | 2016-05-29 | |
| Project: | Programming Language C++, Evolution Working Group | |
| Reply-to: | Tomasz Kamiński <tomaszkam at gmail dot com> |
The aim of this paper is to present the authors comments on the impact of the change proposed in P0119R1: Overload sets as function arguments. At the begin I would like to clarify that I see a great need for a language level feature that would allow programmers to easily create an closure that wraps polymorphic calls to function with given name.
Observations and comments gathered in this paper are related to only one of aspect of the feature, that makes the compiler
responsible for decision in which situation the closure generation will actually be performed. As consequence all of
them would be voided by design, that would allow programmer explicitly request the generation of the functor
object. This may be achieved, for example by using []id-expression
syntax proposed in
N3617: Lifting overload sets into function objects
while keeping the same rules for functor generation.
P0119R1
proposes that id-expression
passed as argument for an unconstrained template parameter
means two different things based on whether id-expression
refers to a unique
function or a function overload set, as seen at the point of its processing.
In other words, whether we intepret id-expression
as a pointer-to-function or
as an implicitly declared closure depends on number and type of declarations of function
with name id-expression
have been seen prior to its parsing.
This makes the meaning of the program sensitive to the order of declarations, and even a change as slight as the order of included headers may alter the behavior of the program.
Let's consider the program comosed of the following files:
File: container1.hpp
namespace cont { class C1 //container { /* ... */ }; bool empty(C1 const&); }
File: container2.hpp
namespace cont { class C2 //container { /* ... */ }; bool empty(C2 const&); }
File: remove_empty.hpp
#include <algorithm> namespace cont { template<typename I> I remove_empty(I first, I last) { return std::remove(first, last, empty); } //P: point of checking of visible overloads of empty. }
File: main.cpp
#include <vector> #include "container1.hpp" #include "container2.hpp" #include "remove_empty.hpp" namespace my_cont { class MC { /* ... */ }; bool empty(MC const&); } int main() { std::vector<cont::C1> vc1(10); cont::remove_empty(vc1.begin(), vc1.end()); // 1 std::vector<cont::C2> vc2(10); cont::remove_empty(vc2.begin(), vc2.end()); // 2 std::vector<my_cont::MC> vmc(10); cont::remove_empty(vmc.begin(), vmc.end()); // 3 }
In the case of the above program there will be two overloads of empty
visible thought normal
lookup at the point of use of empty
as template parameter (marked as //P
).
This according to the wording presented in the paper lead to generation of the code equivalent to:
template<typename I> I remove_empty(I first, I last) { return std::remove(first, last, [](auto&&... args) { return empty(std::forward<decltype(args)>(args)...); });
The closure generated in place of empty
identifier, performs the unqualified call of the function,
so it will consider overloads of empty
found by ADL. As consequence both lines marked as //1
, //2
and //3
will compile, while for the //3
line the my_cont::empty
declaration will be found thought ADL.
However if the order of the includes in the main.cpp
will be changed to:
#include "container1.hpp" #include "remove_empty.hpp" #include "container2.hpp"
At the point of //P
only one declaration one of empty
will be visible, so according
to the wording paper, this will lead to generation of following code.
template<typename I> I remove_empty(I first, I last) { return std::remove(first, last, &empty); } //As the empty is not-overloaded, the&empty
is unambiguous //and producesbool (*)(cont::C1 const&)
This resolution is selected to preserve current compatibility that resolves function-id
pointing to single not overloaded function, to function pointer. That means that the lines //1
and //3
will not longer compile as both cont::C2
and my_cont::MC
will not be accepted as argument for bool (*)(cont::C1 const&)
.
For similar reasons only line //2
will compile, if the header will be placed in following order:
#include "container2.hpp" #include "remove_empty.hpp" #include "container1.hpp"
Finally the program will produce error mentioning not unresolved name empty
,
if the header will be ordered as follows:
#include "remove_empty.hpp" #include "container1.hpp" #include "container2.hpp"
The above example showed how the semantics of the same instantiation of the
filter_empty
changes depending of the order of the headers in the program.
In addition their expose a deeper problem with proposed resolution: depending on the
order of the header included in the transaction units, the semantic of the
same instantiation of filter_empty
will change, which according
to the standard (<IP_ADDRESS> [temp.point] p8) leads to the ill-formed programs.
As the above example shows up, the use of the feature of passing overloaded functions sets as template arguments inside of function template lead to fragile code that changes it meaning and validity depending on the subtle changes in the order of declarations (headers). This is caused by the fact that generation of closure depends only on normal lookup and ignores ADL and two phase lookup, that were created to avoid such problems in generic code in first place.
The aim P0119R1
is to make following code to be well formed when multiple overloads of function f
are
found:
template<typename I> void apply_f(I first, I last) { transform(first, last, f); }
Although the author believes that we should we aim to provide more generic extension that will allow us to transform any function name to an closure.
Let consider following function example:
template<typename I> I remove_empty(I first, I last) { return std::remove_if(first, last, [](auto const& arg) { return empty(arg): }); }
I think that it would be reasonable to expect that invocation of above function (and
function itself) can be replaced by the std::remove_if(first, last, empty)
without any loss of efficiency and readability.
To make the call std::remove_if(first, last, empty)
equivalent
to remove_empty(first, last, empty)
we need to make sure that closure
will be generated in place of empty
. According to rules proposed in
P0119R1
this will only take place if declaration(s) of empty
found
thought normal lookup will represent overload set (multiple overloads or function template).
But it is possible that at the point of declaration of remove_empty
function,
even no declaration of empty
may be visible, as the unqualified call to
empty(arg)
allow overloads to be found by ADL at point of remove_empty
instantiation.
In addition to usual means, like declaration of multiple overloads of single function name or declaring it as function template, there is one additional way to create a function that can be called with more than one set of arguments. We can declare single function with default parameter:
void increment(int& i, int n = 1) { i += 1; }
Lets imagine that our goal is to produce a increment_all
function that will increment
by all elements in given range of integers. We could implement it using the std::for_each
with increment
passed as argument.
Implementation using proposed feature may look like:
template<typename I> void increment_all(I first, I last) { std::for_each(first, last, increment); }
At the first glance, we could expect that in place of functor argument the following
closure will be generated
[](auto&&... args) { return increment(std::forward<decltype(args)>(args)...); }
and it will be invoked with only one int& i
argument.
However this will not be the case, because case only one declaration of increment
function is visible at the point of increment_all
and this identifier will be
resolved to void(*)(int&, int)
function pointer.
Even in situation when the std::find_if(first, last, func)
compiles correctly
today, function pointer is be passed to the invoked algorithm and indirect call is be performed
for each element of the collection. As this may negatively affect performance, the user
may want to pass functor object instead.
Despite its usefulness, such transformation change cannot be performed unconditionally, as existing code may depend on additional semantic that is provided by the function pointers when compared to closure object: nullability and assignability from pointer to function with same signature.
I would like to thank Philipp Juschka for originally proposing the idea of lifting expression and Andrew Sutton for continuing work on this features.
Andrzej Krzemieński offered many useful suggestions and corrections to the proposal.
Special thanks and recognition goes to Sabre (http://www.sabre.com) for supporting the production of this proposal, and for sponsoring author's trip to the Oulu for WG21 meeting.


Preparation time
overnight
Cooking time
over 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
A buttermilk marinade and slow cooking makes for deliciously tender lamb, served with buckwheat dressed with yoghurt, lemon and herbs. Use saltmarsh lamb and you’ll be close to the original French inspiration for this recipe - the sheep farms in the shadow of Mont Saint-Michel.
Place the lamb in a large freezer bag. Coat it with the buttermilk, and fasten the bag securely. Leave in the fridge to marinate overnight or preferably for 24-48 hours.
When you are ready to cook, preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3. Place the lamb with the buttermilk and 200ml/7fl oz water in a deep casserole or ovenproof pan. Season with plenty of salt and pepper. Cook the lamb in the oven for 3½ hours, basting it every hour or so with the cooking liquid. When done, remove from the oven and cover with lightly greased aluminium foil to rest for 10 minutes.
For the salad, tip the buckwheat into a large saucepan and dry-toast for about five minutes, or until it is golden-brown and has a nutty fragrance. Remove from the heat and leave to cool.
Tear the mint and parsley leaves into the buckwheat, add a pinch of salt, the lemon juice and oil. Toss together then set aside.
To make the yoghurt sauce, mix the lemon zest and juice with the yoghurt, onion and sugar. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
To serve, flake the meat and serve on top of the buckwheat salad with the yoghurt sauce drizzled over.


From
the death certificate for Tillie L. Bott
#46175,
Village of Lewisville, Monroe Co., OH
PERSONAL
AND STATISTICAL PARTICULARS
female,
white, widow
birth:
May 2", 1868; Lewisville, Ohio
age:
56 years 3 months 14 days
occupation:
household duties
father:
Philip Weber born Germany
mother:
Cassie Lemly born Penn.
informant:
Irvin C. Bott, Co____ , * Ohio
filed
8/ 18, 1924; E. D. Keylor, Registrar
MEDICAL
CERTIFICATE OF DEATH
date
of death: 8/16" 1924
I
hereby certify, that I attended deceased from June, 1924, to Aug 15, 1924, that
I last saw her alive on Aug. 15, 1924, and that death occurred, on the date
stated above at 8:50** p.m.
cause
of death: Paralysis result of cebral *** hemorrhage
signed:
J. W. Weber, M.D.; Aug. 18, 1924, Lewisville, Ohio
burial:
Friendship Cemetery; August 19" 1924
undertaker:
L.J. Bauer; Woodsfield, O.
Submitter's
Notes:
* I
could not read the rest of the name of this city.
**
This could possibly be either 8:50 or 8:00.
***
This should probably be cerebral.
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PushListPosition()
语法
PushListPosition(List())概要
Remembers the current element (if any) of the list so it can later be restored using PopListPosition(). The position is remembered on a stack structure, so multiple calls to this function are possible.
参数
List() The name of your list variable, created with the NewList function. You must include the brackets after the list name.
返回值
无.
备注
This function can be used to remember the current element, so an iteration can be made over the list using NextElement() or ForEach and the current element can be restored after the iteration using PopListPosition(). Multiple calls can be made to this function, as long as each is balanced with a corresponding PopListPosition() call later.
Note: It is not allowed to delete an element that is a remembered current element using the DeleteElement() or ClearList() function. This may result in a crash when PopListPosition() is called because the elements memory is no longer valid.
示例
NewList Numbers() AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 1 AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 2 AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 5 AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 3 AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 5 AddElement(Numbers()): Numbers() = 2 ; A simple duplicate elimination using a nested iteration ; ForEach Numbers() Value = Numbers() PushListPosition(Numbers()) While NextElement(Numbers()) If Numbers() = Value DeleteElement(Numbers()) EndIf Wend PopListPosition(Numbers()) Next ForEach Numbers() Debug Numbers() Next
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PopListPosition(), SelectElement(), ChangeCurrentElement(), NextElement(), PreviousElement(), ForEach
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Founded in 2015, Mila Chocolat is an artisan chocolate maker based in Montreal, Canada. Mila chocolat's aim is to use natural ingredients to make quality chocolates, we work with small and artisanal producers who are passionate about their craft.
We believe people appreciate high quality natural products, we also believe that people can have sweets without going overboard. We minimize the sugar content in our chocolate, while keeping just enough so it remains delicious.
We make chocolate bars that everyone loves.


 You see some people drinking out of a puddle, and others picking through the trash.
One of the tent dwellers approaches you and asks for money.


The Citadel holds on, tops Southeast Missouri 74-69
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (AP) - Kaiden Rice and Kaelon Harris scored 20 points apiece as The Citadel held off Southeast Missouri 74-69 on Tuesday night.
Harris made 3 of 4 free throws in the final seconds after Southeast Missouri whittled a 13-point gap down to 71-69 with 19 seconds left. He finished 10 of 12 at the line.
Harris also had 12 rebounds for the Bulldogs while Tyson Batiste had 11 assists and nine rebounds for The Citadel (1-3). He also committed seven turnovers.
DQ Nicholas had 24 points and six rebounds for the Redhawks (1-2). Skylar Hogan added 11 points. Quatarrius Wilson had seven rebounds and three blocks.
The Citadel matches up against Illinois on the road on Wednesday. Southeast Missouri matches up against Missouri S&T; at home on Friday.
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public static final class R.mipmap
extends java.lang.Object
| 限定符和类型 | 字段和说明 |
|---|---|
static int |
ic_launcher |
static int |
icon_add |
static int |
icon_app |
static int |
icon_apparel |
static int |
icon_beauty |
static int |
icon_books |
static int |
icon_communication |
static int |
icon_daily |
static int |
icon_digital |
static int |
icon_entertainment |
static int |
icon_essay |
static int |
icon_food |
static int |
icon_gift |
static int |
icon_housing |
static int |
icon_main |
static int |
icon_medical_care |
static int |
icon_mine |
static int |
icon_office |
static int |
icon_shopping |
static int |
icon_snacks |
static int |
icon_social |
static int |
icon_sport |
static int |
icon_summary |
static int |
icon_traffic |
static int |
icon_travel |
static int |
icon_weekly |
static int |
icon_work |
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
mipmap() |
public static final int ic_launcher
public static final int icon_add
public static final int icon_app
public static final int icon_apparel
public static final int icon_beauty
public static final int icon_books
public static final int icon_communication
public static final int icon_daily
public static final int icon_digital
public static final int icon_entertainment
public static final int icon_essay
public static final int icon_food
public static final int icon_gift
public static final int icon_housing
public static final int icon_main
public static final int icon_medical_care
public static final int icon_mine
public static final int icon_office
public static final int icon_shopping
public static final int icon_snacks
public static final int icon_social
public static final int icon_sport
public static final int icon_summary
public static final int icon_traffic
public static final int icon_travel
public static final int icon_weekly
public static final int icon_work


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The time has come...
The time has come to abolish the Death Penalty world-wide. The case for abolition becomes more compelling with each passing year.
Nowhere has it been shown that the Death Penalty has any special power to reduce crime or political violence. In country after country it is used disproportionately against the poor and against racial and ethnic minorities. It is often used as a tool of political repression. Its use is arbitrary and irrevocable. It is imposed and inflicted arbitrarily. It is an irrevocable punishment, resulting inevitably in the execution of people innocent of any crime. It is a violation of fundamental human rights.
Whatever purpose is cited, the idea that a government can justify a punishment as cruel as death, conflicts with the very concept of human rights. The significance of human rights is precisely that some means may never be used to protect society because their use violates the very values which make society worth protecting.
There are 38 states in the US which have the Death Penalty, along with the US Government and the US Military. As part of the Irish Section's fight against the Death Penalty there are four local groups working on the State of Virginia, USA. These are Group 34 (Dublin), the Limerick Group, the Schull Group and the Cork Group.
And now for some information on Virginia, and its very strange laws:
Virginia currently has 57 inmates on Death Row. It has executed 31 inmates since 1976, five of them in 1995. Another two have been executed this year already. Eleven States in the US forbid execution of the mentally retarded, Virginia is NOT one of them. The methods of execution in VA are Lethal Injection or Electrocution by choice, with Electrocution by default.
THE CONTEMPORANEOUS OBJECTION RULE
The C.O.R. states that when an objection is not raised in the original trial, it cannot be considered in a direct or later appeal. EVERY state except Virginia waives the C.O.R. in capital cases, by statute or by case law. This rule bars Appeals Courts from hearing about even blatant mistakes in the trial and illegal procedures that can include jury selection, jury instructions, evidence prevented or withheld, witness testimony, and any other aspect of the trial. These problems can, and do, affect the basic fairness and constitutionality of the trial. The issue not objected to at the first trial is barred, even if it shows the innocence of a person on Death Row.
THE 21 DAY RULE
The 21 Day Rule states that new evidence discovered more than 21 days after the trial cannot be considered in State or Federal Courts, even if the evidence could prove the innocence of a convicted defendant. The 21 Day Rule has created a situation where a person can be legally executed despite new evidence that he is innocent.
Please protest against this continued barbarism. Write to:
Governor George Allen, General Assembly Building, Richmond,
Virginia, VA 232219, USA.


TRAPS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
TRAPS is an Australian film by a very promising first time director, Pauline Chan. It is set in "1950 French Occupied Indo-China", a.k.a., Vietnam. The movie is billed correctly as an erotic thriller. Usually when a movie attempts this, it succeeds at one and fails miserably at the other. Although audiences may have a hard time envisioning the Communists as saviors of simple purity and the French as sadistic Nazis, it is not a major problem since the one sided political views of the writers (Robert Carter and Pauline Chan based on the novel "Dreamhouse" by Kate Grenville) are secondary and easily ignored. As an erotic thriller, it works.
Michael Duffield (Robert Reynolds) is a writer for a French rubber company. He brings his wife Louise (Saskia Reeves), who is a photographer, with him on assignment to the company's rubber plantation in Indo-China. Upon arrival they are driven to the plantation by the company's driver Tuan (Kiet Lam). The couple is a bit concerned about their safety in this new land since they keep hearing gunfire and bombs going off somewhere. On the road to the plantation Louise insists that she needs to go to the bathroom to which Tuan stops the car and says in a great line of many meanings, "everywhere toilet."
When they get to the plantation they are greeted by a creepy French host, Captain Brochard (Thierry Marquet) and his sickly, strange daughter Viola (Jacqueline McKenzie). The plantation is beautiful, but in semi-decay providing another metaphor for the problems facing them. The sets by Michael Philips are just the right gothic blend of realism and surrealism. The audience never knows whether to soak in the beauty of the country (thanks to the cinematography by Kevin Haywar) or be on its guard for some evil lurking around the corner. The Viet Minh are everywhere.
The Duffields are very naive. As bombs are going off, they ask Tuan, "Is it really dangerous around here? The Viet Minh?" The wife forms a simple but genuine rapport and empathy for the locals. She seems confused as to why anyone would be fighting anyone there.
We soon find that there are two parallel plots to the show.  The other deals with whether anyone will ever make it out alive. Both tales work. Overall, the picture reminded me of THE INCREDIBLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING.
There are many good scenes. A simple one with a lot of power has the Captain volunteering to Michael to rub mosquito repellent on Louise's shoulders - watch carefully the expressions on everyone's faces, especially Louise's. Another is Michael's reaction when he wakes up from a drunken stupor. For tension, none beats the one when all of them go in hiding.
Another reason the tension work so well is that the director provides such a feeling of normalcy that is broken periodically by cars running over booby-trapped roads or people shooting at each other in fields. It is as if a normal life is covered by a morose scrim of impending doom. Only Tuan seems to get it. He tries to tell them, explaining, "here underneath, nothing right, nothing safe."
The acting is all quite good. My favorite is Saskia Reeves who has the pent up emotions of a James Woods. You felt like she was going to explode at any time and yet she keeps her emotions in check most of the time. She is a beautiful actress who excels at both the erotic and the thriller parts in the movie. I have never seen her act before, but I hope to again.
The tension and the images that Pauline Chan creates in TRAPS made me ready to see her next motion picture as well. Although the movie is uneven in parts and its political logic is dubious at best, it does well what it set out to do.
TRAPS runs a fast 1:36 thanks to crisp editing by Nicholas Beauman. The movie is in English plus a little French and a little Vietnamese with English subtitles. It is correctly rated R for some violence, some nudity, and very explicit and effective sex scenes. I think the movie would be okay for mature teenagers. I recommend TRAPS to you, and I give it ** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: December 18, 1995
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Eclipse Forum¶
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class
importers.forum.eclipse.forum2db_extract_main.
EclipseForum2DbMain
(db_name, project_name, type, forum_name, url, before_date, num_processes, config, log_root_path)[source]¶ This class handles the import of Eclipse forum data
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EclipseForum2DbUpdate
(db_name, project_name, forum_name, eclipse_forum_url, num_processes, config, log_root_path)[source]¶ This class handles the update of Eclipse forum data
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EclipseTopic2Db
(db_name, forum_id, interval, config, log_root_path)[source]¶ This class handles the import of Eclipse forum topics
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(config, logger)[source]¶ This class handles the persistence and retrieval of Eclipse forum data
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get_message_type_id
(message_type)[source]¶ gets the id associated to a given type of message
Parameters: message_type (str) – message type
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get_topic_ids
(forum_id)[source]¶ gets list of topic ids in a given forum
Parameters: forum_id (int) – DB forum id
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get_topic_own_ids
(forum_id)[source]¶ gets list of data source topic ids
Parameters: forum_id (int) – DB forum id
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get_user_id
(user_name)[source]¶ gets the id associated to a user name
Parameters: user_name (str) – user name
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(own_id, pos, type, topic_id, body, votes, author_id, created_at)[source]¶ inserts message to DB
Parameters: - own_id (int) – data source message id
- pos (int) – position of the message in the topic
- type (str) – type of the message (question, reply)
- topic_id (int) – DB topic id
- body (str) – message body
- votes (int) – number of votes received
- author_id (int) – id of the author
- created_at (str) – creation time of the message
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insert_message_attachment
(url, own_id, name, extension, size, message_id)[source]¶ inserts attachment of a message
Parameters:
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insert_topic
(own_id, forum_id, title, views, last_change_at)[source]¶ inserts topic to DB
Parameters:
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select_project_id
(project_name)[source]¶ gets project id by its name
Parameters: project_name (str) – project name
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importers.forum.eclipse.querier_eclipse_forum.
EclipseForumQuerier
(url, logger)[source]¶ This class collects the data available on the Eclipse forum via its API
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get_attachment_name
(attachment)[source]¶ gets attachment name
Parameters: attachment (Object) – the Object representing the attachment
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get_attachment_own_id
(attachment)[source]¶ gets data source attachment id
Parameters: attachment (Object) – the Object representing the attachment
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get_attachment_size
(attachment)[source]¶ gets attachment size
Parameters: attachment (Object) – the Object representing the attachment
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get_attachment_url
(attachment)[source]¶ gets URL attachments
Parameters: attachment (Object) – the Object representing the attachment
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get_created_at
(message_element)[source]¶ gets message creation date
Parameters: message_element (Object) – the Object representing the message
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get_last_change_at
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets last change date
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
gets the message author name
Parameters: message (Object) – the Object representing the message
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get_message_body
(message)[source]¶ gets the message body
Parameters: message (Object) – the Object representing the message
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get_message_own_id
(message)[source]¶ gets the data source message id
Parameters: message (Object) – the Object representing the message
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get_topic_created_at
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets topic creation date
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
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get_topic_own_id
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets the data source topic id
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
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get_topic_title
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets the topic title
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
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get_topic_url
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets topic url
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
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get_topic_views
(topic_element)[source]¶ gets the topic views
Parameters: topic_element (Object) – the Object representing the topic
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message_get_attachments
(message)[source]¶ gets attachments of a message
Parameters: message (Object) – the Object representing the message
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Question 2: Do you avoid certain topics out of fear of angering your partner?
Question 3: Do you feel that you can't do anything right for your partner?
Question 4: Do you believe that you desrerve to be hurt or mistreated?
Question 5: Do you wonder if you're the one who is crazy?
Question 6: Do you feel emotionally numb or helpless?
Question 7: Do you feel responsible for your partner's happiness?
Question 8: Are you afraid to tell people the entire truth about your relationship?


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The group assignment is to discuss a few given questions regarding the future of the web, take a stance originated in an article or two, argue and give feedback to others via comments or counter arguments.
This assignment (which might be the fourth of the course but for simplicity referred to as number 2) is to look deeper into social interactions via twitter regarding a fixed topic. The students are supposed to find patterns of behaviour and how the social interactions work in a specific medium (in this case microblogging and customer relations).
The students are supposed to look into a twitter history timeline and discuss with each other via notes. The tweets can be referenced in the notes by inserting links triggered via the inter-widget communication. If a link is pressed at a later point the tweet is shown again in the content viewer, and perhaps also in the twitter history timeline.


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Smith scores 22 to lead Indiana to 100-62 win over Troy
by JIM JOHNSONBLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Indiana put up points, but Justin Smith saw the team’s solid defense in the Hoosiers’ 100-62 victory over Troy on Saturday night.
“In the first half it was definitely a building block that we can take going into the next couple games,” Smith said. “Coach (Archie) Miller has been preaching on the ball pressure, which allows us to really get in and help.”
Smith had 22 points and five rebounds, Trayce Jackson-Davis had 17 points and 14 rebounds, and Al Durham added 17 points for the Hoosiers (4-0), who are in the middle of a nine-game stretch at home to begin the year.
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Zay Williams had 28 points and eight rebounds and Charles Norman had 10 points and six rebounds for the Trojans (0-3) in the team’s first meeting with Indiana.
The Hoosiers, who shot 53.8 percent from the field on 35-of-65 shooting, held Troy to 31.7 percent shooting (20-63).
“Obviously it was a very tough night for us. Indiana is a very good basketball team,” Troy coach Scott Cross said. “Definitely, in my opinion, they’re a Top 25 caliber basketball team. Hopefully that was the best game they’ve played this season. We got hit with a buzz saw. We didn’t compete the way I wanted out guys to compete. But a lot of that is a credit to their defense and the way they played.”
The Hoosiers never trailed, and they scored 58 first half points and led by 26 points at the break.
It was a 15-2 run in the first half that helped Indiana pull away early.
Jackson-Davis made two free throws and then converted a three-point play to spark the run. The spurt ended with a pair of free throws by Durham to make it 35-14 with 9:20 to play in the first half.
“We started the game much better defensively than we have in our previous outings,” Miller said. “I thought we were very unselfish. When you combine the effort level that we had early and the unselfishness, I thought we got off to a good start and we continued to do a really good job early in the game on the offensive glass.”
The Hoosiers led by as much as 43 points after Race Thompson dunked to make it 83-40 with 11:02 to go in the second half.
BIG PICTURE
Troy: The Trojans are still search for their first win of the year. Four of the team’s first seven games are on the road.
Indiana: The Hoosiers open the year with four straight wins for the first time since the 2014-15 season. Over the first four games of the season, Indiana has scored 85 or more points each game and have surpassed 90 points three times.
WITHOUT PHINISEE
Indiana was without guard Rob Phinisee, who Miller said missed the game with strep throat but was expected to soon return. He averaged 11.3 points in the first three games.
DOMINANT PERFORMANCE
The Hoosiers dominated the Trojans across the board. They outrebounded Troy 51-38, shot 21 of 30 from the free throw line and only turned the ball over 12 times.
UP NEXT
Troy: Hosts Carver College on Monday.
Indiana: Hosts Princeton on Wednesday.
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Dota 2 is a multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) video game developed and published by Valve. The game is a sequel to Defense of the Ancients (DotA), which was a community-created mod for Blizzard Entertainment’s Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos and its expansion pack, The Frozen Throne. Dota 2 is played in matches between two teams of five players, with each team occupying and defending their own separate base on the map. Each of the ten players independently controls a powerful character, known as a “hero”, who all have unique abilities and differing styles of play. During a match, players collect experience points and items for their heroes to successfully defeat the opposing team’s heroes in player versus player combat.
Development
Development of Dota 2 began in 2009 when IceFrog, lead designer of Defense of the Ancients, was hired by Valve to create a modernized remake for them in the Source game engine. It was officially released for Microsoft Windows, OS X, and Linux-based personal computers via the digital distribution platform Steam in July 2013, following a Windows-only open beta phase that began two years prior. The game is fully free-to-play with no heroes or any other gameplay element needing to be bought or otherwise unlocked. To maintain it, Valve supports the game as a service, offering loot boxes and a battle pass subscription system called Dota Plus that offer non-gameplay altering virtual goods in return, such as hero cosmetics and audio replacement packs. The game has also been updated with various other features since release, such as a port to the Source 2 engine and support for virtual reality.
E-sports
Dota 2 has a large esports scene, with teams from around the world playing in various professional leagues and tournaments. Valve manages an event format known as the Dota Pro Circuit, which are a series of tournaments that award qualification points for earning direct invitations to The International, the game’s premier annual tournament. Internationals feature a crowdfunded prize money system that has seen amounts in upwards of US$30 million, making Dota 2 the most lucrative game in esports. Media coverage of most tournaments is done by a selection of on-site staff who provide commentary and analysis for the ongoing matches, similar to traditional sporting events. In addition to playing matches to a live audience in arenas and stadiums, broadcasts of them are also streamed live over the internet, and sometimes simulcast on television networks, with peak viewership numbers in the millions.
Quality
Despite some criticism going towards its steep learning curve and overall complexity, Dota 2 was praised for its rewarding gameplay, production quality, and faithfulness to its predecessor, with many considering it to be one of the greatest video games of all time. Since its release, it has been one of the most played games on Steam, with over a million concurrent players at its peak. The popularity of the game has led to official merchandise for it being produced, including apparel, accessories, and toys, as well as promotional tie-ins to other games and media. The game also allows for the community to create their own gamemodes, maps, and cosmetics, which are uploaded to the Steam Workshop. Two spinoff games based on Dota 2 were released by Valve in the late 2010s, Artifact and Dota Underlords. Dota 2 has also been used in machine learning experiments, with a team of bots known as the OpenAI Five showing the capability to defeat professional players.


Getting this in debug.log2018-10-26 11:11:05 ProcessMessages(headers, 8929 bytes) FAILED peer=22
2018-10-26 11:11:06 ERROR: AcceptBlockHeader: prev block invalid
2018-10-26 11:11:06 Misbehaving: <IP_ADDRESS>:30176 (5 -> 6)
2018-10-26 11:11:06 ERROR: invalid header received
2018-10-26 11:11:06 ProcessMessages(headers, 8929 bytes) FAILED peer=28
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You use the global TAFFY function to create a new database.
// Create a new empty database var db = TAFFY(); // Create a new database a single object (first record) var db = TAFFY({record:1,text:"example"}) // Create a new database using an array var db = TAFFY([{record:1,text:"example"}]) // Create a new database using a JSON string var db = TAFFY('[{"record":1,"text":"example"}]')
Once you have a database you'll be able to call your variable as function. This will setup a query and return a collection of methods to work with the results of that query.
| db() |
Takes: One or more Strings, Records, A Filter Objects, Arrays, or Functions. |
Returns: A Query Object |
Used to query the database and return a method collection to start working with the data. |
db(); // returns all rows |
In addition to the query function you have a couple of top level methods to use.
| db.insert() |
Takes: An object or array of objects/json strings to insert. Optional: Call Event override true runs onInsert event (default) false does not onInsert event |
Returns: A query pointing to the inserted records |
Inserts records into the database. |
| db.merge() |
Takes: An object or array of objects/json strings to insert. Optional: Key identity column to be used to match records against the existing db. Default "id". true runs onInsert for new records and onUpdate for changed records Optional: Call Event override false does not run insert or update event (default) true runs onInsert for new records and onUpdate for changed records |
Returns: A query pointing to the changed or inserted records |
Inserts or replaces records in an existing db. |
db.insert({column:"value"}); // inserts one record db.insert({column:"value"},false); // insert but do not call onInsert event |
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| db.order() |
Takes: A string listing columns to order by separated by commas. Optional: Use asec, desc, logical, and logicaldesc to influencence sort direction. |
Returns: true |
Sorts the db by column. Note that logical sorting is default. Note: db.sort() is different than db().order() in that sort() changes the order of the records in the database while order() only impacts the order of results returned from a query. |
db.order("columnname"); // orders collection by columnname |
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| db.store() |
Takes: A string with the storage name for the DB |
Returns: true if data was returned from localStorage, false if no data returned |
Sets up a localStorage collection for a given name. If data exists already the data will be loaded into the collection. Changes are auto synced to localStorage. Pass in false to terminate storing the collection (data in localstorage will be unchanged). Note: localStorage is not avaliable in all browsers. If localStorage is not found then .store() will be ignored. |
db.store("name"); // starts storing records in local storage |
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| db.settings() |
Takes: An object. |
Returns: The settings object |
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db.settings({template:{show:true}}); // sets the template to have a show value set to true by default on all records db.settings({onUpdate:function () {alert(this)}}); // sets the onUpdate event |
Any call to data collections root function will return a new query object. The methods below can be used to interact with the data.
| db().update() |
Takes: Any: An object to be merged with the matching objects. A function that will return the modified record for update. Two arguments: a string column name and a value to set the column to Optional Call Event override true runs onUpdate event (default) false does not onUpdate event |
Returns: Query Object |
Updates the records in the query set. |
db().update({column:"value"}); // sets column to "value" for all matching records db().update("column","value"); // sets column to "value" for all matching records db().update(function () {this.column = "value";return this;}); // sets column to "value" for all matching records db().update({column:"value"},false); // update but do not call onUpdate event |
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Takes: Optional Call Event override true runs onUpdate event (default) false does not onUpdate event |
Returns: Count of removed records. |
Removes records from the database |
db().remove(); // removes all matching records from the database db().remove(true); // removes but do not call onRemove event |
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Takes: One or more Strings, Records, A Filter Objects, Arrays, or Functions. |
Returns: Query Object |
See Filtering Applies a sub filter and returns a new Query Object to let you access the results of the filter. |
db().filter({column:value}); db().filter({column:value}).count(); collection({column:{gte:value}}).filter({column:{lte:value}}).count(); |
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Takes: A string listing columns to order by separated by commas. Optional: Use asec, desc, logical, and logicaldesc to influence sort direction. |
Returns: Query Object |
Sorts the query results by column based. Note that logical sorting is default. Note: db.sort() is different than db().order() in that sort() changes the order of the records in the database while order() only impacts the order of results returned from a query. |
db().order("col1"); // sorts by col1 using a logical sort db().order("col1 asec, col2 asec"); // sorts by col1 then col2 db().order("col1 desc"); // sorts by col1 descending db().order("col1 logicaldesc"); // sorts by col1 using a logical sort descending |
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| db().limit() |
Takes: A number. |
Returns: Query Object |
Limits the number of results in a query set. |
db().limit(15); // Limits returned results to first 15 |
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| db().start() |
Takes: A number. |
Returns: Query Object |
Sets the starting record number. Used for offset and paging. |
db().start(15); // Starts returning results at record 15 |
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| db().each() |
Takes: A function. |
Returns: Query Object |
Runs one or more functions once for every record in the query. |
db().each(function (record,recordnumber) { alert(record["balance"]); }); // alerts the value of the balance column for each record |
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| db().map() |
Takes: A function. |
Returns: An array of results from your function being run against the records in the query. |
Runs your function against each record in the query and returns the results as an array. |
db().map(function (record,recordnumber) { return record.balance*0.2; }); // returns an array of numbers that are each 20% of the actual balance for each record |
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| db().callback() |
Takes: A function and an (optional) delay. |
Used for lazy query execution and to prevent blocking. Provided function will be called with current Quote Object after query has run in a setTimeout block. | |
db().callback(function () { alert(this.count()); // alert count of matching records }); |
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| db().get() |
Returns: An array of all matching records. |
Prefered method for extracting data. Returns an array of matching records. Also used for exporting records form the database. | |
db().get(); // returns an array of all matching records |
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| db().stringify() |
Returns: A JSON representation of an array of all matching records. |
Used for exporting data as JSON text. Returns a JSON array filled with JSON objects for each record. | |
db().stringify(); // returns a JSON array of all matching records |
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| db().first() |
Returns: A single record. |
Returns the first record in a record set. | |
db().first(); // returns the first record out of all matching records. |
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| db().last() |
Returns: A single record. |
Returns the last record in a record set. | |
db().last(); // returns the last record out of all matching records. |
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| db().sum() |
Takes: One or more column names. |
Returns: A number. |
Returns the sum total of the column or columns passed into it. |
db().last("balance"); // returns the sum of the "balance" column. |
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| db().min() |
Takes: Column name. |
Returns: A number or value. |
Returns the min value for the column passed in. |
db().min("balance"); // returns the lowest value of the "balance" column. |
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| db().max() |
Takes: Column name. |
Returns: A number or value. |
Returns the max value for the column passed in. |
db().max("balance"); // returns the highest value of the "balance" column. |
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| db().select() |
Takes: One or more column names. |
Returns: For one column: An array of values. For two or more columns: An array of arrays of values. |
Used to select columns out the database. Pass in column names to get back an array of values. |
db().select("charges","credits","balance"); // returns an array of arrays in this format [[-24,20,-4]] db().select("balance"); // returns an array of values in this format [-4,6,7,10] |
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| db().distinct() |
Takes: One or more column names. |
Returns: For one column: An array of values. For two or more columns: An array of arrays of values. |
Used to select distinct values from the database for one or more columns. Pass in column names to get back an array of distinct values. |
db().distinct("title","gender"); // returns an array of arrays in this format [["Mr.","Male"],["Ms.","Female"]] db().distinct("title"); // returns an array of values in this format ["Mr.","Ms.","Mrs."] |
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| db().supplant() |
Takes: A string template. Optional return array flag. |
Returns: Defaults to a string. If return array flag is true then an array of strings with an entry for each record. |
Used to merge records with a template formated with {key} values to be replaced with real values from the records. |
db().supplant("
{balance}
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-4

6
" db().supplant("
{balance}
",true); // returns an array of strings format ["
-4
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6
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| db().join() |
Takes: 1. A second db or reference to a db query. 2. One or more functions to be used as join conditions or An an array of one or more join conditions |
Returns: A db query object containing the joined rows. |
Used to join two dbs and/or queries together and produce a hybrid query containing the joined data. [EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE] |
// City DB city_db = TAFFY([ {name:'New York',state:'NY'}, {name:'Las Vegas',state:'NV'}, {name:'Boston',state:'MA'} ]); // State DB state_db = TAFFY([ {name: 'New York', abbreviation: 'NY'}, {name: 'Nevada', abbreviation: 'NV'}, {name: 'Massachusetts', abbreviation: 'MA'} ]); // Conditional Join city_db() .join( state_db, [ 'state', 'abbreviation' ]); // Conditional Join with optional === city_db() .join( state_db, [ 'state', '===', 'abbreviation' ]); // Conditional Join using function city_db() .join( state_db, function (l, r) { return (l.state === r.abbreviation); }); |


Answer TRUE or FALSE.
Sometimes, using recursion enables you to give a natural, straightforward solution for a program that would otherwise be difficult to solve.
Think about, for example, the Tower of Hanoi problem or the Fibonacci series.


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Python is my strongest language, but it's underrepresented on my github because most of what I've done has been for employers. This is a set of tests in Python that illustrate interesting situations, edge cases, and behaviors that I've encountered. Forks and pull requests welcome.
I was making a WordPress site for a friend and wanted a quick way to deploy the work in progress to a DigitalOcean droplet. This ansible playbook takes a mysqldump and .tgz of a wp-content directory and recreates the site on a fresh Ubuntu 14.x install in one step.
MandelBuddy is a short program I wrote in JavaScript to help me understand fractals. It draws the Mandelbrot set on a designated canvas, coloring the pixels based on how many steps it takes to determine if they are in the set.
My fiancee wanted an interactive way to demonstrate the value her art restoration business delivers to customers. I made this JavaScript widget to show detailed before and after views of the artworks. Use the slider in the middle of the image to swipe between the before and after images. See examples at the Allied Conservation website.
I made this persistence of vision display using the Programmable Realtime Units in a BeagleBone Black embedded Linux computer. I finished it just in time for a New Years' Eve party, and the experience taught me a lot about designing electronics and programming in assembly. There are definitely more hardware projects in my future.
I wrote a JavaScript version of Conway's Game of Life as a way to learn about cellular automata. The original version was written using SVG for the board, but I found that SVG rendered too slowly for large boards so I switched to using a Canvas element.
To run the game, click on individual squares to toggle them between the black and white states, then click "Play." The game stops when the cursor is over the board and restarts when it leaves. The slider controls the time between steps. My favorite pattern to start with is the one in the image above.


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