Class rex_sql_table
Class to represent sql tables.
- rex_sql_table uses rex_instance_pool_trait
Methods summary
public static
self
|
||
public
boolean
|
||
public
string
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
boolean
|
||
public
null|
|
||
public
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
null|string[]
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
boolean
|
||
public
null|
|
||
public
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
boolean
|
||
public
null|
|
||
public
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
mixed
|
||
public
|
||
public
|
||
public
|
||
public
|
Methods used from rex_instance_pool_trait
addInstance()
,
clearInstance()
,
clearInstancePool()
,
getInstance()
,
hasInstance()
Constants summary
string |
FIRST
|
# 'FIRST ' |


Home
About
Contact
Learn
Alphabets
Numbers
Calculations
Rhymes
Rhymes
Poems
Audio Rhymes
Story
Stories
Essays
Quizes
Letters
Objects
Sounds
Calculations
Articles
Habits
Healthy Diet
Entertainment
Wallpapers
Cartoon Episodes
Let's start
The fundamentals of language


Welcome to {{ appName() }}.
We are an osu! private server built from the ground up with many
unique features not seen elsewhere - for more information, check
out gulag
and gulag-web
on Github - we're fully open source!
{% if not session.authenticated %}
{% endif %}


HexEdit keeps track of the files that you have recently opened. You can display the last 1 to 16 files (the number is set in System page of the Options dialog) near the bottom of the File menu. Just select the file with the mouse or using the numeric shortcut to reopen one of these files.
If the file cannot be opened because it no longer exists HexEdit will tell you of this and remove it from the list. Similarly HexEdit will warn you if the file is in use by another program and could not be opened or could only be opened in read only mode.
You can see all of your recently opened files using All Recent Files command.


Irish U19 International Ryan Johansson Grabs Brace For Bayern In UEFA Youth League
by Oisin McQueirnsIrish underage international Ryan Johansson found the net twice for Bayern Munich’s U19s in their 6-0 UEFA Youth League victory over Olympiacos.
Johansson didn’t start the game but after coming on at half-time with Bayern 1-0 up, he found the net twice as the German side ran riot over their Greek opponents.
The 18-year-old grabbed his first goal, cutting inside from the left and striking a sweet shot past the Olympiacos goalkeeper, with his second coming from a darting run into the box to meet a cross from the right-hand side.
Johansson was born in Luxembourg to a Swedish father and a mother who grew up in Mullingar and he is eligible to play for the Boys in Green thanks to his maternal grandparents.
His eligibility was thrown into doubt a few months ago however when he outlined in an interview with Swedish publication expressen.se, that he and the FAI were trying to clarify an issue with his passport with his father explaining that he didn’t have an Irish one when he first represented Luxembourg at underage level.
Johansson is keen to represent Ireland at international level and a source close to the player outlined to Pundit Arena that FIFA have spoken to the FAI regarding their decision over his eligibility case, and that a resolution is expected ‘very very soon.’
Losing Johansson would be a blow for Ireland given his clear talent and desire to play for the Boys in Green at international level.
Tottenham are also in Bayern’s group in the competition and minus fellow Irish underage international Troy Parrott, they were defeated 2-0 by Red Star Belgrade.
Parrott is in the senior squad for their clash against the Serbian side and is expected to be named on the bench.


Function Practice
This is the web page I wrote during the lecture. To see the JavaScript file, view the page source, then click on the link for the file in the head element.
Answer


Major GPA: 3.64 / 4.0 (Dean's List)
Overall GPA: 3.35 / 4.0 (High Honor)
Create a simple scene graph to transform HTML elements in 3D space, using CSS3 transforms, and then create an animated story using a scene of DOM elements positioned in a 3D space.
Tetris games were written in c to create five different tetrominos, using structures and arrays to facilitate rotation and movement. The board is divided into two boards, the tetromino is drawn and moved, and the board is fixed to the tetromino data when an event occurs.
Write C programs that are hundreds to thousands of lines long that manipulate device
hardware and perform some logical function such as creating a playable video game.
Design and debug code to perform operations such as:
● Displaying images
● Creating simple animations used in simple bit-mapped games
● Use double buffering for smooth animation
● Using DMA to speed up animations
● Effectively use indexed color, tiles and sprites
● Starting, stopping and looping sounds
● Reading buttons
● Maintaining and changing state
● Servicing interrupts
Write code to align & stitch 3 images together into a panorama using JavaScript.
This project is a polar mapping of a general picture with pixels arranged as cartesian.
Utilized natural language processing to analyze and extract key features from medical records to improve reporting process between audiologists and Department of Public Health.
Implemented features such as Google map service, filter search and vacancy management to improve the Android application.


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/Axioms.20don't.20respect.20private.html ---
Is this intended behaviour or a bug? From the reference: "bear the private
modifier [..] An alias is generated at the point where the declaration is made and it survives until the namespace is closed, or to the end of the file if the declaration is at the top level."
namespace foo private axiom bar: false private def baz: ℕ := 0 end foo #check foo.baz -- unknown identifier 'foo.baz' #check foo.bar -- foo.bar : false #print axioms -- foo.bar is here
I think it's the right behaviour, otherwise I could sneak extra axioms into my theorems and no one would know.
I think it's the right behaviour, otherwise I could sneak extra axioms into my theorems and no one would know.
If foo.bar
was inaccessible outside foo
, it could only be used by declarations in foo
, but the usual axiom propagation mechanism through transitive dependency (a declaration depends on foo.bar
if it uses another decl. that depends on foo.bar
) could still work with the dependency chain always terminating at something in foo
, so that sneaking in axioms wouldn't be possible. I guess maybe the issue is that it would be difficult for the propagation to refer to a private name.
Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Isar735.github.io
OCR GCSE Design and Technology: Food Technology qualification information including specification, exam materials, teaching resources, learning resources. Don t forget to look at gcse how to guide. This site uses cookies. By continuing to creative writing phd southampton this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
Courses GCSE GCSE ICT Why Study ICT? I was new to ways to provide us team makes us confident service given my bad. Edexcel Geography GCSE Syllabus A Geography. Igcse Ict Coursework Help - EssayShark.com. Practice questions - The League of Nations. Prior Park College. One of the UK's largest, co-educational, Catholic, independent senior schools, set in a breathtaking location overlooking the World Heritage. Home ; GCSE History ; The League of Nations ; Practice questions - The League of Nations ; Practice questions - The League of Nations. League of Nations practice. Here, you'll find everything you need to prepare for GCSE Physical Education Full Course from 2016 (first assessment 2018) and GCSE Physical Education. GCSE ICT coursework - The Student. GCSE Bitesize: Assessment Objective 1: Developing ideas
Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Mobirise is a free offline app for Windows and Mac to help with ict gcse coursework easily create small/medium websites, landing pages, online resumes and portfolios. Cv writing services qatar Ict Gcse Coursework Help essays that will get you into medical school purchase a dissertation youtube. Hey! I needed help on my GCSE Edexcel community spirit recommendation and the e-newsletter. I want to get the highest possible grade. Does anyone.
The General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level, or A Level, is a main school leaving qualification in England, Wales, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands. Ict gcse help coursework º Termite. GCSE maths section of the award-winning tutorials, tips and advice website, including coursework and exams for students, parents and teachers. Help with ict gcse coursework - blog.onlineminingexam.com.
Outgoing GCSE Spec: GCSE Videos Freesciencelessons. Ict Gcse Coursework Help - buyservicecheapessay.technology. GCSE Food Technology revision guides. Home; Revision notes; Revision guides; Help Advice; Contribute; Don't forget to read our Privacy Policy. Extracts from this document. Introduction. Advantages and disadvantages of using I.T. When doing drafts for your coursework using I.T. you can amend errors without. Ict Gcse Coursework Help - cheapgetfastessay.services. Andrew Moore's resource site for English teachers; free access to extensive teaching resources for English at KS3/4, GCSE and Advanced Level. Gcse Ict Coursework Help - AQA GCSE ICT coursework
Conclusion analysis. Don t forget to look at the how to guide. This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this help, you are ai creative writing to our use of cookies. Thank you for visiting our web site. We are very proud of the education that we provide at Shavington. It is rooted in a collective drive for all pupils to achieve.
A secondary school revision resource for GCSE Art and Design, focusing on developing your ideas. Igcse Ict Coursework Help. igcse ict coursework help professional help with college admission essays prompts Help With Gcse Ict Coursework personal essay writing. GCSE Coursework Essays Help from Marked by Teachers.com. Blundell's School is an independent school in Devon and was founded in 1604. Consisting of a Nursery, Prep School and a Secondary School, Blundell's caters. What is Mobirise? Mobirise is a free offline app for Windows and Mac to easily create small/medium websites, landing pages, online resumes and portfolios, promo sites. Study Guides. Tough GCSE topics broken down and explained by out team of expert teachers. Learn.
Essay opening sentence help Ict Gcse Coursework Help dissertation proposal outline for qualitative research economics research paper writing. Help with ict gcse coursework - Princeton review homework. Prior Park College - A leading independent senior school. The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification, generally taken in a number of subjects by pupils in secondary education. Edexcel GCSE Physical Education (2016) Pearson.
GCSE Science Revision: GCSE Videos. These videos cover the older outgoing GCSE Science spec which has final exams in 2017. These videos are aimed Blundell's School, Tiverton, Devon. Award-winning tutorials, tips and advice on GCSE English, French, German, ICT, maths and physics coursework and exams for students, parents and teachers. Mobirise - Free Website Builder Software. General Certificate of Secondary Education - Wikipedia. Andrew Moore's resource site home page - default. GCSE Design and Technology: Food Technology - ocr.org.uk. University essay writing help. These ict gcse help coursework videos are aimed at the AQA spec but there is a lot of cross-over with ict gcse help coursework other.
GCSE Food Technology - projectgcse.co.uk. Thanks for posting! We just need to check something in your message and will publish Courses GCSE GCSE ICT Why Study ICT? ICT familiarises you with using computers for a purpose, which is a skill which is becoming more and more useful in a world. GCE Advanced Level (United Kingdom) - Wikipedia. GCSE.com: revising GCSE maths revision.


Motorola’s foldable Razr specs leaked, and it’s not pretty
by SururThanks to Evan Blass AKA evLeaks we have already had a very good look at Motorola’s new folding phone, the new Razr.
We don’t quite know what the device is running under the hood, however, but the Editor in Chief of XDA-Developers has now also spilt those beans.
The specs include:
- sdm710, likely Qualcomm Snapdragon 710
- Main display: 6.20″ 2142×876 by BOE
- Closed display: 2.69″ 800×600 also by BOE
- 4/6GB RAM
- 64/128GB storage
- Now believed to have 2510mAh battery
- SKUs: Verizon (US) and ROW
The weakest point is obviously the Snapdragon 710 processor and small 2510 battery. It is likely the first spec in particular which would turn buyers off, especially as the handset is expected to cost around $1500.
Motorola has a press event on November 13 in Los Angeles where we expect the device to be launched. Are any of our readers planning to pony up the asking price? Let us know below.


{% extends 'user/user_profile.html'%} {% block user_actions %}
John Doe Uploaded a photo "DSC000254.jpg" 2 minutes ago


Your score is the remaining time after all questions are answered. For each incorrect answer, 10 seconds will be removed from the countdown.
["Need", "a", "coffee", "break", "?"]
See where you rank.
Coder - Score


Weather Dashboard allows the user to search weather anywhere across the world. The user has access to their previous searches on the left hand side, a card containing the current search (includes an icon that describes the current weather condition) and a 5 day forecast at the footer.
Deployed Link GitHub RepositoryThe work day planner allows the user to quickly store tasks that they need to complete throughout their work day. The different colors represent current, future and past tasks, so they can manage their time appropriately.
Deployed Link GitHub RepositoryFood for Comfort is an application that allows the user to search for food near them while viewing the weather at the same time. It is designed to save the user time. Almost always when you are going out to eat you want to know the weather as well in order to dress accordingly and seek out traveling conditions.
Deployed Link GitHub RepositoryEat Da Burger is an application that allows the user to build their own burger and demolish it too! The burgers the user creates will appear on the left side and once they devour them, they will move to the right side.
Deployed Link GitHub Repository


Welcome
Domino Online Meeting Integration requires HCL Notes Client 11.0.1 FP3 or higher and updates to your mail template, deployed by your Domino Administrator.
If you already have an 1201 HCL Notes Client with the 1201 mail template applied, the calendar meeting form has a Configure Dynamic Services in the online meeting pulldown, from which you can setup your credentials.
See the online documentation for more information.
If you do not have an HCL Notes Client, see our product page for more details.


[§211F-32] Venture capital investments. Subject to this chapter, the corporation may invest in:
(1) A certified development company under sections 501 to 503 of the Small Business Investment Act of 1958, 15 U.S.C. 695 to 697, and the regulations adopted under those sections;
(2) A small business investment company under the Small Business Investment Act, 15 U.S.C. 631 to 634, 636 to 649, and the regulations adopted under those sections;
(3) A minority enterprise small business investment corporation or equivalent venture capital corporation;
(4) A similar entity that may leverage its capital under a federal program; or
(5) A venture capital fund or partnership. [L 1990, c 110, pt of §3]


Version 1.50 02-Jun-2010
cdw - Change directory (like CD), allowing wildcard (*).
lsw - List directory (like LS), allowing wildcard (*).
rdir - Recursive list directory.
rdelete - Delete files recursively.
rrmdir - Delete directories recursively.
renamefile - Rename a series of files.
renumberfile - Re-number the indices of a series of files
getfilenum - Get the index of a series of files.


PROJECT TIMELINE - September 2018 to December 2018
ROLES - UX Researcher
SKILLS INCORPORATED - Game UI / UX Design, UX Research, Human Computer Interaction
SOFTWARE USED - Unreal Engine, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
This project is a comprehensive research summary paper on UI / UX in video games and how they have developed and evolved over time. Please click on the links below to view the respective versions of the same.


Sports Club System
Home
Back
Invalid UserName or Password!
Click here
to Login.
Still not a Member
Click here
to Sign Up


Player description.
| Appearences | Minutes | Line ups | Captain |
|---|
| In | Out | Bench |
|---|
| Yellow | Second yellow | Straight red |
|---|
| Total | Conceded | Assist | Save |
|---|
| Total | Key | Accuracy |
|---|
| Total | On target |
|---|
| Won | Commited | Success | Missed | Saved |
|---|
| Attempts | Success |
|---|
| Total | Won |
|---|
| Total | Blocks | Interception |
|---|
| Drawn | Commited |
|---|


4.1 Malloc,heap and time
Watch
Play
Go(opens a new window)
4.2 Heap allocation Gotchas
Watch
Play
Go(opens a new window)
4.3 struct, typedefs and a linked list
Watch
Play
Go(opens a new window)
4.4 Duplicating strings, memory allocation and deallocation of structures
Watch
Play
Go(opens a new window)


About me
I am a software engineering student, obsessed with developing both web and mobile applications, like to take in any challenge to create interesting things and excited to discover new IT stuffs. Besides, I like jogging accross my beloved nature and reading books specially the psychological ones.
Academic Curriculum
Faculty Of Sciences Semlalia - Marrakesh
Software Engineering
2019/2021
Faculty Of Sciences And Technologies - Marrakesh
Distributed Computing Systems
2016/2019
The New High School - Tata
Physics And Chemics
2015/2016
Projects Released
Empolyee platform
Movies app
Ecommerce app
Skilled Technologies
Angular
React Js
Bootstrap
GetUIkit
Spring
Spring boot
Laravel
MySql
Flutter


 Now your web apps can be, too. Use orientation-based media queries to make your site responsive.
Mobile devices have brought a new paradigm to web development. Unlike desktops and laptops that have a fixed orientation (I rarely see people flip their PowerBook on its side), mobile devices can be viewed in either landscape or portrait mode. Most mobile phones and tablets have an accelerometer inside that recognizes the change in orientation and adjusts the screen accordingly. This allows you to view content on these devices in either aspect ratio. For example, the iPad has a screen aspect ratio of 3:4 where the device is taller than it is wide. When you turn it on its side, it has an aspect ratio of 4:3 (wider than it is tall). That’s an orientation change.
Using media queries, you can natively identify which orientation the device is being held in, and utilize different CSS for each orientation. Let’s go back to our example page and see what it would look like in landscape mode (see Figure 2-16) and portrait mode (see Figure 2-17).
Figure 2-16:Our sample page in landscape mode on an iPad, with three columns of content
Here is the markup that makes each view work:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|
Here is the CSS for the three-column view:
1 2 3 |
|
Figure 2-17: Our sample page in portrait mode on an iPad, with one column of linear content:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|
and the CSS for the single-column view:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
|
Now we’ll wrap each CSS option in media queries so that they only apply in their proper orientation. Remember, the media queries wrap the CSS in conditions that only apply the declarations when the media query resolves to true. Using inline media queries, our CSS will now look something like this:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 |
|
With the CSS and media queries in place, our page will have three columns of content in landscape mode, and only one in portrait mode.
Why Not Width?
If you compare device orientation to max-width pixel media queries, you may realize you can accomplish this hack with max- and min-width queries, since the width will change when the device changes orientation. However, there are pros and cons to doing this.
Media queries based on orientation can often be simpler. You don’t need to know what screen size to expect for landscape versus portrait view. You simply rely on the orientation published by the device. You also gain consistency between devices in terms of how the pages appear in each orientation.
The argument against orientation media queries is pretty much the same.  If your screen width is 700px, it shouldn’t matter which way the device is being held: the layout should cater to a 700px screen. When you design for the available space the actual orientation becomes inconsequential.
Want to try it out? View this code sample in our GitHub Repo.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load gravatar %} {% load databasefilters %} {% block title %}RMG: Molecule Search{% endblock %} {% block extrahead %} {% endblock %} {% block navbar_items %} Molecule Search {% endblock %} {% block page_title %}Molecule Search{% endblock %} {% block page_body %}
Use this form to find a species from its adjacency list. You can quickly fill in the adjacency list part of the form by entering any species identifier, such as a SMILES, InChI, CAS number, or species name in the 'species identifier' field and pressing tab. This is translated into an adjacency list using the NCI Chemical Identifier Resolver. Do not submit the form until the adjacency list has loaded.
{% if structure_markup %}| Molecule Structure: | {{ structure_markup|safe }} |
|---|---|
| Molecular Weight: | {{ molecule.getMolecularWeight|renderMW }} |
| InChI: | {{ molecule.toInChI }} |
| SMILES: | {{ molecule.toSMILES }} |
| Adjacency List: | {{ molecule.toAdjacencyList|renderAdjlist }} |
| Old Adjacency List: | {{ oldAdjlist|renderAdjlist }} |
| Names: |


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee March 24, 1999-2:00P HB 2109 For: Cornett, Ray M. (Tax Assessor-Collector Association of Texas) Darlow, Michael J. (Self) On: Woodard, Joe (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 2237 Registering, but not testifying: For: Burke, John (Aqua Water) Dunaway, Jim (City of Elgin) Fisher, Mike (Self and City of Bastrop) Hodson, Jim (Alcoa) Johnson, Russell S. (City of San Antonio, SAWS) Lee, Robert B. (County of Lee) Lesso, Linda J. (The Bastrop County Environmental Network) Maynard, Clara L. (Self and City of Bastrop) Miller, Robert A. (Self and City of Smithville) Sosa, D. E. (City of Giddings) Thuss, Michael F. (City of San Antonio, SAWS) HB 2332 For: Halbert, Wayne (Self and Texas Irrigation Council) MacNelly, Rayburn (Self and Cameron County Drainage District No. 5) On: Jones, Samuel W. (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 2926 For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Ground Water Conservation District No. 2) Everheart, Harvey (Self and Mesa Underground Water Conservation District) Tucker, Durwood (Texas Farm Bureau) Williams, C. E. (Self and Panhandle Ground Water District) On: Musick, Steve (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 2931 For: Ehrle, Will (Texas Manufactured Housing Association) HB 2956 For: King, Claude (Self and City of Lewisville) Leonard, Tom (Self) On: Jones, Samuel W. (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 3131 For: Hart, Bob (Self and City of Georgetown) Mansiell, Robert B. (North Texas Municipal Water District) Russell, Kerry (City of Georgetown) Siddall, Jim (Texas Municipal Utilities Association) Against: Byfield, Dan (American Land Foundation) Caroom, Doug (Dallas County Park Cities Municipal Utilities District) Small, Ed (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association) Tucker, Durwood (Texas Farm Bureau) On: Akers, Monte (Texas Municipal League) Baker, Marianne (Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission) HB 3330 For: Bowers, Richard (North Plains Ground Water Conservation District No. 2) Everheart, Harvey (Self and Mesa Underground Water Conservation District) Tredway, C. J. (Texas Oil and Gas Association) Tucker, Durwood (Texas Farm Bureau) On: Wiley, Steve (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation) HR 202 Against: Halbert, Wayne (Self and Harlingen Irrigation District)


About / Contact
We wanted to make TV.
But TV, it turns out, isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. So instead we’re here on the Internet, making the TV shows that should have been.
To be honest, I think that’s better. Just like the Internet democratised music, publishing, and eventually movies, it’s now democratising serial visual media - or TV shows, as we know them better. We’ve got the ability to make just about any show we want.
I’m Hugh Hancock. I’ve been making shows on the Internet since 1997, and I’m absolutely thrilled that these days, there are lots of other people making them too.
(If you want to see more of my stuff, you can follow me on Twitter, or check out Strange Company, the tiny but remarkably successful production company I’ve been running since 1998.)
I talk about the business and art of making TV on the ‘net with tiny budgets and huge enthusiasm, and share some of the stuff I’ve learned, from the making the show to the getting people to watch it to the getting paid at the end, and hopefully provide some info that will help you make your shows, or make them even better.


| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Action0 | |
| Action1<T> | |
| Func0<T> | |
| Func1<P,R> | |
| Func2<P1,P2,R> | |
| Receiver<T> |
Receiver of some T value.
|
| Recyclable |
Shows that item could be recycled.
|
| SoLibraryLoader.LibraryLoadHandler | |
| ToggleImageButton.OnCheckedChangeListener | |
| VerticalDrawerLayout.DrawerScrollable |
In case of a more complex Drawer view (rather then just a simple scrollable view), the Drawer view class should
implement this interface to pass scrolling state from an inner view your layout is containing.
|
| VerticalDrawerLayout.DrawerSlideListener |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AspectRatioDelegate |
Created by dekalo on 08.03.17.
|
| AspectRatioViewContainer |
Created by Andrew Khloponin
FrameLayout that would change it size depends on possible space and aspect ratio provided
|
| BILogcat |
Created by dgoliy on 2/10/17.
|
| BitmapUtils |
Created by Andrew Khloponin
|
| BundleBuilder |
Created by dekalo on 18.10.16.
|
| ChainedException | |
| ClosableSurface |
Surface that implements Closeable interface.
|
| ContentValuesBuilder |
Created by dekalo on 21.09.16.
|
| ContextDetails |
Key value map, designed for logging purpose for handling API call context.
|
| CountDownRunnableRunner |
Created by dekalo on 09/02/18.
|
| EPS |
Created by dekalo on 22.02.16.
|
| Function |
Created by dekalo on 05.01.17.
|
| IntentFilterBuilder |
Created by dekalo on 31.08.17.
|
| LockableViewPager |
Created by dgoliy on 5/24/17.
|
| MatrixChain |
Utility class that provides short variant of matrix manipulation.
|
| ProgressBarController |
Serves for making show/hide less choppy (avoid showing a bar for a tiny period of time).
|
| ProgressTimer |
Created by dekalo on 07.11.16.
|
| RectFEvaluator |
Created by dekalo on 25/10/17.
|
| RxContentObserver |
Created by dekalo on 18.05.17.
|
| SoLibraryLoader |
Library loader class to provide an ability to override native
System.loadLibrary(String)
method used in Gfycat SDK be default. |
| SoLibraryLoader.NativeLibraryLoadHandler |
A default
SoLibraryLoader.LibraryLoadHandler implementation using native System.loadLibrary(String) call |
| SquaredAppBarLayout |
Created by anton on 10/28/16.
|
| SquaredImageView |
Created by dekalo on 11.10.16.
|
| SquaredRelativeLayout |
Created by anton on 10/14/16.
|
| ToggleImageButton | |
| ToggleImageButton.OnClickListener | |
| TransitionLayout |
Created by dgoliy on 5/15/17.
|
| TransitionPlaceholderView |
Created by Stanislav on 5/18/17.
|
| Triple<X,Y,Z> |
Created by dekalo on 16.09.15.
|
| VerticalDrawerLayout |
Created by dgoliy on 4/24/17.
|
| Annotation Type | Description |
|---|---|
| VerticalDrawerLayout.State |


R
- Type used to identify features in points.C
- Type of object contained in the Node.public class DTNode<R extends java.io.Serializable,C extends java.io.Serializable> extends BinaryTreeNode<DTNode<R,C>> implements java.io.Serializable
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
DTNode()
Construct a node with the following properties.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
C |
getContent()
Return the content of the leaf.
|
void |
setContent(C content)
Set the label of the node to the given label.
|
<T extends ISplit<R>> |
setSplit(T split)
Set the split of this node to the given split.
|
<T extends IPoint<R>> |
split(T element)
Return true if the element is contained in the split, false otherwise.
|
getLeftChild, getParent, getRightChild, isLeaf, setLeftChild, setParent, setRightChild, toString
public <T extends IPoint<R>> boolean split(T element)
T
- Type of points extending IPointelement
- element to verify membership.public <T extends ISplit<R>> void setSplit(T split)
T
- Type of split for IPointsplit
- split used to separate elements in the node.public C getContent()
public void setContent(C content)
content
- content to be returned by this node.


After creating a connection, you will need to mark it as active in order to be able to use the admin API. There can be only one active connection.


---
layout: default
title:
name: Home
---
{% block body %}
Welcome back to Lone Star PHP for another great year! We're in our seventh year and we're making things better all the time. This year's event will provide all of the great PHP speakers and content you've come to expect from Lone Star PHP. After great success, we are bringing back the Training Day. Training Day will provide a more hands-on experience for all that attend. There'll be plenty of time to spend with the local PHP community too through after-parties and other events.Lone Star PHP 2017
Stay up to date with Lone Star PHP
Speakers


menu Behavior
This document describes technologies available in Internet Explorer 5. While we encourage you to evaluate these features and to send us your feedback, please note that these features are subject to change.
The menu behavior allows authors to create expanding and collapsing menus on Web pages. Each menu node can enclose other nodes or standard HTML elements, such as an anchor.
The expand.htc file can be downloaded from the menu sample page.
The most up to date documentation on the menu behavior can be found on the World Wide Web. Use Internet Explorer to navigate to the behaviors library reference.
If you have the latest MSDN-Online Web Workshop CD (formerly Sitebuilder Web Snapshot CD), map a drive to the CD and use Microsoft Windows Explorer to navigate to \workshop\author\behaviors\library\menu\menu.htm.


Server: {{ url }}
Sending header: test: This is a test header
Extra custom header - name: value:
Method name:
JSON-RPC result:
{{ result }}
JSON-RPC error:
{{ error }}
It looks like the local JSON-RPC server is not running. If this is indeed the case, please start it.


meteor-forum-26966-meteor-error
Run the following in your browser console:
Meteor.call('createInvitationDetails');


Contact with us via email or phone for a product demo or any questions. Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We are a dedicated team with medical product experience headquartered in Atlanta, GA.
Our goal is to improve society and population health through awareness and early detection of sickness.
We are a startup that constantly is looking to improve our product so please don't hesitate to reach out!
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Email Address: info@automated.ai


A channel to discuss trading. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
meatspoon06-Aug-19 01:19 PM
Caglio has a point. There is a lot of KMD tribalism/elitism here.
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:19 PM
@PHBA2061 I never heard you shitting
Our biggest tweets
Are when jlc777 answer something
Markus06-Aug-19 01:19 PM
u know why tech is not a thing?
Markus06-Aug-19 01:20 PM
tech...well u have atomic dex, no regulation can stop it everyone can use it
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:20 PM
noone will use it anyway
Markus06-Aug-19 01:20 PM
lol
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
people dont even know there is something like that
Markus06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
they had 1k registrations if not more first week
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
good
Markus06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
without any real hype about it
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
of that 1k registrations
Markus06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
thats pretty damn good
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
everyone is from this channel
actionslacks06-Aug-19 01:21 PM
@meatspoon it's not like other discords where you get banned for disagreeing. And atomic dex is open to every other project out there. thats not elitism
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:22 PM
We have 1k people talking here?
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:22 PM
we have in the server
But it can also be bots or whatever
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:22 PM
Saying we are the best because we are the best shows we are stating the truth in tech/atomic swaps(edited)
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:22 PM
If bots can trade money, they surely can register for something
We are the best in the steady decline and shitty market
marketing*
Markus06-Aug-19 01:22 PM
there is no real usecase to mass reg bots to a discord unless ur point is to spam DM(edited)
thats only thing that can benefit bots
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:23 PM
KMD is the best
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:23 PM
Fuck the rest
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:23 PM
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:23 PM
its ok
soon enough we will be able to play k64 games on our platform
that might helps us a bit
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:24 PM
That is where you misunderstand @Caglio . Most here would welcome other projects with tech. It is the ones that dont and have nothing viable to add to crypto like Verge/Tron/LTC
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:24 PM
actually that poker project is probably the best
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:24 PM
CHIPS?

Caglio06-Aug-19 01:24 PM
Too bad all those coins you mentioned are way above us
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
For now
Markus06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
why does today matter
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
Not verge LOL
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
dude forever
Markus06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
ETH was 9$ went to 1400 in 12 months
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
yeah that is one project we constantly shit on here
we went from 15$ to 0.5 in a year
meatspoon06-Aug-19 01:25 PM
And ETH is a shitcoin according to most in this channel
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
yeah god forbid having eth over kmd
who did ever heard of ethereum
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
ETH has scaling issues and multibillions to find a solution
dan.06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
theres x maximalists in every discord
Markus06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
my point was how much u can realistically gain value in short amount of time, KMD can easy jump to 10$ in a couple of months with no issue
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
no issue ?
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
Yes
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:26 PM
kmd have issue going from 1 buck to 1.20
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
Right now the liquidity is flowing to BTC
Flint06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
and no good news and releases like Antara and DEX help the price at least stay at the same level - but on the contrary we are falling and falling, regardless of whether Bitcoin is growing or falling! we just fall no matter what!
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
It is not like every other alt is pumping and KMD is dumping
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
@Flint thank you sir
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
I learned and worked with open source tech in the days when people were ridiculing my choice of working on Linux over Windows doing System Admin jobs. I see similar patterns of debates about different cryptocurrency projects.
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
We do a 10% we move up basically 10 spots, keep things in perspective
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:27 PM
satinder I really respect you
I never seen you shitting on anyone, therefore your voice have some meaning to me
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:28 PM
glad to hear mate
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:28 PM
But honestly, over 90% people here are just brainwashed
And same way I annoy you with the facts, you annoy me with your blindness
top 10 tech, 20$ easily, bla bla
wake up
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:29 PM
I don't chat enough to decide on that percentage, but the chats I have done with dev community are not in that percentage of your mention.
that's my assessment.
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:29 PM
I dont even know who are devs
I know you and jl
grewalsatinder06-Aug-19 01:29 PM
that's OK
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:29 PM
and that audi guy
Flint06-Aug-19 01:30 PM
when the komodo token begins to be used widely for exchange for cross-border payments to pay for coffee - then we will see growth - and now speculators and weak hands rule the ball
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:30 PM
anyway, ta da for now
i will be here later to shit on kmd again
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:31 PM
No when KMD tech solves real problems like you know, DEX, that will be the best marketing we can get.
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:31 PM
if someone uses it
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:31 PM
So instead of sitting here, why not complain about atomicDEX so you can actually add some value and improve it
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:31 PM
if other dex get out
noone will use ours
so
you did nothing again
and thats like forever and in every aspect
dan.06-Aug-19 01:32 PM
non troll thought, I am worried atomixdex, and what it can possibly solve with no kyc, will somehow have the US gov point their fingers at Apple and Google and ban the app. Apple and Google don't give a funk and will ban without thinking
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:32 PM
Any ways you have wasted enough of my time, i will chose to build something for the incoming users looking for a WORKING DEX to migrate to.
Caglio06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
Ok make sure all those 72 users have a nice time there
with no scalability problems
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
How can they ban a APK side loaded
dan.06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
ok yer just being obtuse now man
hyperDEX06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
How can they ban a github app
dan.06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
thats only android phones
Flint06-Aug-19 01:33 PM
On June 9, the manipulators wanted us to believe in an endless native and the price was 0.0002203 satoshi, but a month later we made holes in all levels that gave hope


"x"
"1" "SWAMINATHAN,S, HATCHER,JF, YAMAMOTO,K, TANAKA,A, ICHIKAWA,M ANDBRYAN,GT, MUTAGENICITY OF N- AND O-ACETYL DERIVATIVES OF METHYL 3,4-DIPHENYL-5-HYDROXYLAMINO-2-FUROATE AND N-HYDROXY-4-AMINOBIPHENYL IN S __ ALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM,ENVIRON. MOL. MUTAGEN. 17(2):84-92, 1991"


i am dwdraws .com
Hey there! I'm Dan Watkins.
Thanks for stopping by my tiny website. You can find my games, illustrations, prints, and whatever else I happen to be tinkering with below.
Check my twitter for the latest updates.
@dwdraws
- Games I've made itch.io
- Illustrative work deviantart
- The print shop inprnt


Reads a Papyrus file and outputs a uniform AVS field and a structure containing the data present in the Image Header.
module ReadPapyrusFile < build_dir="xp_comm_proj/rd_papy", src_file="rd_papy.c", c_src_files="rd_pyutl.c", out_hdr_file="gen.h", #ifdef MSDOS hdr_dirs="include/pc .", link_files="lib/pc/papy3_32.lib" #else link_files="-lP -lJpglless -lJpglossy" #endif > { // Input: Papyrus filename string+read+notify+req+IPort2 filename; // External C code function omethod+req+notify_inst papyrus_update<status=1> = "Read_Papyrus_File"; // Outputs: Currently busy, header information & image data int+write+nonotify+OPort2 busy = 0; Image_Header+write+nonotify+OPort2 header; Image_Data+write+nonotify+OPort2 output_image; };
The ReadPapyrusFile module reads a Papyrus file and outputs an uniform field containing the image data and a data structure containing the information stored in the image header. The uniform field is output as a Image_Data object. This object is derived from the Field_Unif module and and can hence be used in the exactly the same way. It can be directly connected to all the standard visualization modules. The information in the image header is output as an Image_Header object. This object simply contains references to 5 further objects which actually contain the primitive data values. See below for further information.
The ReadPapyrusFile module uses the Papyrus 3.5 toolkit to read Papyrus format files. The Papyrus data format is an extended form of the DICOM V3 data format that can store multiple 2D slices. This allows it to store an entire volume of data. The Papyrus 3.5 toolkit was developed by the Digital Imaging Unit of the University Hospital of Geneva. More information can be found at the the Papyrus website.
As this project internally uses the Papyrus library to read Papyrus files the Papyrus library must be installed correctly before compilation. This section details how the library should be compiled and installed.
To ease install on Windows the ReadPapyrus project comes with a pre-built binary version of the Papyrus library that is compiled for VC++. This binary will be automatically linked with Express when the ReadPapyrus project is compiled. Normally you will not need to do anything extra to the normal IAC installation process.
The only exception to this is if you want to build the Papyrus library yourself. In this case you will have to recompile the library from the source code available on the Papyrus web-site. This process is complicated by the fact that the available source code has a number of errors and the library has to be compiled different if it is to be included in AVS/Express.
Once the source code has been downloaded it should be extracted into a empty directory. Two sub-directories,
jpglless
andjpglossy
, should have been created in this directory. Next the changes to the source code and makefiles have to be applied. This can be done by extracting thepapy_win.zip
file into the Papyrus toolkit directory. This should overwrite several C files and 3 makefiles. It will also add a new batch file,make_pap.bat
. This batch file can be used to compile both the release and debug versions of the Papyrus library.After the new build of the Papyrus library has been compiled the library file should be copied into your project directory. You should replace the
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/lib/pc/papy3_32.lib
file with the newpapy3_32.lib
file in either theDebug
orRelease
directory. The release version should normally be used. However if you encounter problems then the debug version can be used to help solve those problems.
For all other platforms a pre-built library is not supplied with the ReadPapyrus project. This is because it would not be feasible for the IAC to maintain all the necessary versions. Instead the source code of the library must be downloaded from the Papyrus web-site and compiled for your system. Again this process is complicated by the fact that the available source code has a number of errors. It also does not have makefiles for Linux and Irix systems.
Once the source code has been downloaded it should be extracted into a empty directory. Several sub-directories should have been created in this directory. Next the changes to the source code and makefiles have to be applied. This can be done by extracting the
papy_uniz.tar.gz
file orpapy_uniz.tar.Z
file into the Papyrus source code directory. This should overwrite several C files and add several makefiles. Once this has been done the library can be compiled. This can be done by making the appropriate makefile. For instance on Irix the following command would be used:make -f Makefile.sgN32Finally the necessary header files and newly compiled libraries must be installed. This can be done in one of three ways; by installing them into your project directory, by installing them into your system directories or by altering your environment variables so that they point to the correct files.
If you intend to only use the Papyrus library in one project then it would probably be easiest to install the library into your project directory. This can be done by copying all the header files in the Papyrus
include
directory into theinclude
sub-directory of your project directory. Similarly thelibP.a
,libJpglless.a
andlibJpglossy.a
library must be copied from the$MACHINE/lib
directory into thelib/$MACHINE
sub-directory of your project directory.$MACHINE
is the Express name of you system (i.e. sgN32, sg6).If you intend to use the Papyrus library regularly it should be installed into the appropriate directories on your system. For example on some systems you would copy the header files into
/usr/include
and the library files into/usr/lib
. Finally it is also possible to alter the appropriate environment variables so that your C compiler finds the appropriate header and library files and compiles Express using those.
&filename
The name of the file that should be read from. This parameter is of type string. The ReadPapyrusFile module checks that the supplied filename is valid and displays errors as appropriate. The filename string can contain either the full or relative path name of the file and can contain any of the AVS/Express environment variables (e.g. $XP_PATH<1>)
busy
This parameter indicates whether the ReadPapyrusFile module is currently busy processing data. The parameter is of type int. The parameter is set as appropriate by the ReadPapyrusFile module. It can be used by the user interface to indicate the current state of the module.
done
This parameter indicates whether the ReadDicomFile module has finished processing data. The parameter is of type int. The parameter is set to 1 when the ReadDicomFile module has completed correctly. If the module finishes with an error this parameter is not altered. The parameter can be used to trigger further processing of the read data.
output_image
This object contains the image data contained within the Papyrus file. The object is of type Image_Data. This object is derived from Field_Unif and can be used in the exactly the same way as a standard uniform field. The output data can have either 2 or 3 dimensions. If the specified Papyrus file only contains a single slice a 2D field will be created. If the file contains several slices than a 3D volume field will be created.
header
This object contains the header information contained within the Papyrus file. The object is of type Image_Header. This object contains references to 5 further objects. These objects actually contain the information read from the Papyrus file. Each of these sub-objects corresponds to the appropriate DICOM module. These modules are Patient, General_Study, General_Series, General_Equipment & Image_Series and contain the information shown below.
Further information on the purpose of these variables can be found in the Papyrus 3.5 user manual. This can be found at the Papyrus website.
The low-level ReadPapyrusFile module is used in the Functional Macro ReadPapyrusFunc. This functional macro is used in the User Macro read_papyrus. The read_papyrus macro also uses the ReadPapyrusUI UI macro, and the parameter blocks Image_Header and Image_Data.
Two example applications are provided. They both read in a Papyrus format file. The TilePapyrusEg example uses the tile_volume module to visualize the data whilst the IsosurfacePapyrusEg example uses the isosurface module. The IsosurfacePapyrusEg also uses a downsize module to reduce the amount of data to be visualized. A sample Papyrus file mipettra.pap is provided with the ReadPapyrus project.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpymods.v contains the V definitions of the ReadPapyrusFile module and the Image_Data, Image_Header, Patient, General_Study, General_Series, General_Equipment and Image_Series parameter blocks.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpymacs.v contains the V definitions of the ReadPapyrusUI UI macro, the ReadPapyrusFunc functional macro and the read_papyrus user macro.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpyapps.v contains the V definitions of the TilePapyrusEg and IsosurfacePapyrusEg example applications.
The low-level ReadPapyrusMods library containing the module ReadPapyrusFile does not specify a process. By default the express process will be used.
Fernand Alcatrao
Andrew Dodd, International AVS Centre James Perrin, Manchester Visualization Centre


FotoBook Admin
Name
LogOut
Manage Photos
Manage Albums
Manage Users
Edit User Profile
Basic information
First Name
Last Name
Email
Password
Active
Save


Viewpoint
Photos of articles here
Submit all files
Online Article
Article URL:
Submit
I can't find your article.
Here, have a cat instead.
I can't find your article.
Here, have a cat instead.
I can't find your article.
Here, have a cat instead.
Thinking...


文森特
To run: Please be sure you have expressjs and socket.io modules installed before running this application. On Windows/Mac/Linux: After running go to this address: http://locahost:8080/
20.41.39
高更
----什么也没说
20.41.49


 Because of this we need both of you to understand the potential consequences of your claim to Carer's Allowance. |
• If [David Doe] gets a Severe Disability Premium with their income-based Jobseeker's Allowance, Income Support, income-related Employment and Support Allowance, Housing Benefit, they may no longer get that premium if we pay Carer's Allowance to you. |
• If [David Doe]'s Pension Credit includes an extra amount for severe disability, they may no longer get that extra amount if we pay Carer's Allowance to you. |
• This could also affect any reduction in Council Tax [David Doe] may be entitled to. To find out more about it, please contact the Local Authority. |
• We will need to check [David Doe] entitlement to Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment, Attendance Allowance, Constant Attendance Allowance or Armed Forces Independence Payment when considering your claim. |
• We may contact [David Doe] or their representative to establish whether 35 hours caring per week is taking place. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Please tick this box to declare that you have understood the notes and you have made / will make the person you are caring for / or their representative aware that there could be a change to their benefits. |
|
|
Yes |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Declaration |
|
• I declare that I understand the Carer's Allowance Claim Notes and that the information provided on this claim form is correct and complete. |
• I understand that I must report all changes in my circumstances or that of the person that I am caring for which may affect my entitlement promptly and by failing to do so I may be liable to prosecution or face a financial penalty. |
• I will use the online service or phone 0345 608 4321 or write to Carer's Allowance Unit, Palatine House, Lancaster Road, Preston, PR1 1HB to report a change in my circumstances or that of the person that I am caring for. |
• If I give false or incomplete information or fail to report changes in my circumstances or that of the person that I am caring for promptly, I understand that my Carer's Allowance may be stopped or reduced and any overpayment of Carer's Allowance may be recovered. In addition I may be prosecuted or face a financial penalty. |
|
PART 10 - CUSTOMER EVIDENCE LIST |
|
|
• The Carer's Allowance unit will contact you if they need any further information. |
|
|
|
|
*************************END OF PRINT********************** |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|


ANALYZE THIS (1999) ***1/2 (out of five stars) A Review by Jamey Hughton
Starring-Robert DeNiro, Billy Crystal, Lisa Kudrow, Joe Viterelli and Chazz Palminteri Director-Harold Ramis Rated-14A
More MOVIE VIEWS by Jamey Hughton http://welcome.to/movieviews
It must be tough to be a mob boss. Just ask Paul Vitti (Robert DeNiro), a man who finds his job as Mafia head to be rather stress inducing. I can believe it, too - one can't even begin to fathom the turmoil he must go through when he's forced to choose between an ice pick, baseball bat or sledgehammer to torture victims with. Suffering from reoccurring panic attacks, Paul decides he needs to consult some professional help.
And who better than Billy Crystal. After appearing in bottom-of-the-barrel flops, Father's Day and My Giant, Crystal finally finds a reliable costar and some very promising material here. Playing Vitti's private shrink, the two very different stars strike an unorthodox, but interesting relationship that carries this enjoyable comedy on a steady wave of laughs from start to finish. Casting Robert DeNiro as Paul Vitti is something of an in-joke, I think. Placed in this mobster's shoes, DeNiro gets to spoof characters he himself played in films like The Godfather, Part II and Casino. It's obvious he's having a lot of fun doing so.
The man behind the camera is Harold Ramis, whose credits include Ghostbusters (as writer and star), and his best directing effort, the Bill Murray vehicle, Groundhog Day. Ramis has a knack for drawing laughs because he simply knows what's funny, and here he manages to accentuate the strengths of nearly all the actors. The only character who weakens the payoff is Crystal's bride-to-be (Lisa Kudrow). Playing the same dumbed-down role as she does in Friends, Kudrow is amusing, but doesn't fit into this comedy mold as well as the director may have hoped.
The supporting cast sparkles. Joe Viterelli is hilarious as Jelly, Vitti's pea brained right-hand man, and Chazz Palminteri is a show stopper playing a fellow mobster who's in desperate need of the definition of `closure'. The movie manages to maintain consistent chuckles throughout, putting the emphasis on 3 or 4 really big laughs that will have audiences grasping their sides. The situation is just too cute to resist.
It's unfortunate that the language gets somewhat out of hand. But hey, if you're in the Mafia, using obscenities probably comes naturally. And near the end, seeing Billy Crystal attempt to walk and talk like a mob boss is truly a special treat.
More MOVIE VIEWS by Jamey Hughton http://welcome.to/movieviews
Jamey Hughton was a 1999 Writing Finalist in the YTV Achievement Awards and writes a Published Weekly Column in The StarPhoenix (Saskatoon, Sk. Canada).
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Toggle navigation
Home
About
Projects
Learn
Bookshelf
Newsletters
Podcasts
Open Questions
My Newsletter
Coming Soon
My Podcast
Coming Soon
My Courses
Coming Soon
My Blog
Coming Soon
List of Lists
Bookshelf
Books that I recommend and books that are on deck.
Recommended
On Deck


For Pakyow to fulfill this request, create a view at '{view_path}'.
If you want back-end code to execute for this path, create
a route; maybe something like this:
get '{route_path}' do
# your code goes here
end


{% extends "includes/lists/object_detail_base.html" %} {% load apps_urls thumbnail common_markdown snippets_tags %} {% block title %}Action Cluster: {{ object.name }} - {{ block.super }}{% endblock title %} {% block content_title %}
{{ object.name }} {% if object.is_draft %}(Draft){% endif %} {% endblock content_title %} {% block tag_list %} {% include "includes/tag_list.html" with tag_type="search_apps" tag_list=object.tags.all %} {% endblock tag_list %} {% block detail_content %}{{ object.get_stage_display }}
{{ object.impact_statement }}
{% endif %}{{ object.acknowledgments }}
{% endif %} {% include "includes/hubs.html" with hub_list=hub_list%}{{ object.team_name }}
{% endif %} {% include "includes/sidebar/community.html" with community=community.community %} {% include "includes/sidebar/contact.html" with contact=object.owner %} {% if member_list %}


Randomness
Additional types of randomness in Warp are not just Mod Expressions themselves (like "p" -- the probability expression), but are accessed instead in the values of mod expressions. These enable features like randomized note or octave jumps, randomized MIDI CC values, or randomized velocity. This randomness is not applied to the entire Clip, as is offered in most commercial DAWs, but can be engaged specifically on certain note steps in a pattern, making the concept infinitely more powerful. These are ideas popularized by Elektron's parameter locks and further refined in hardware like the Cirklon. Warp puts a slightly different spin on them, providing easier entry, and in some cases, some new capabilities. Should these concepts want to be applied to an entire clip, though, they are easy to apply in batch by writing a Transform.
Random Range
"Range" picks a value between a range. The inclusive start and end of the range are separated by a colon (":"). In the example below, we randomly jump the third note in a scale pattern by between 0 and 4 octaves each time it plays:1
2
3 O+0:4
4
5
6
7
8
Random Choice
"Choice" involves choosing from a list, which allows some control over probability distribution if an entry appears in a list more than once. The choices in the list are separated by commas (",")1 O+0,2,3
2 O+1,3
3
4
5
6
7
Choice is also the only random form that works with non-numeric values, such as this random chord type example:
I
3 ch=major,minor
In this example, the first chord is definitively a major chord, and the second note is either a major or minor chord, with equal chance.
This next quick example shows a 1/3 chance of a minor chord and a 2/3 chance of a major chord.
I
3 ch=major,major,minor
Using Randomness for Humanization
Humanizing otherwise repetitive patterns is a popular feature in many sequencers. Below is an example of humanizing velocity in Warp while playing a two octave scale, with every four notes being full volume:1 v=127
2 v=60:80
3 v=60:80
4 v=60:80
5 v=127
6 v=60:80
7 v=60:80
8 v=60:80
9 v=127
10 v=60:80
11 v=60:80
12 v=60:80
13 v=127
14 v=60:80
15 v=60:80
16 v=60:80
1 cc0=0:127
2
3
4
5
6 cc0=0:127
7
8
9
10
1 cc0=0:127
2
3 cc1=20:127
4
5
6 cc0=0:127
7
8 cc2=40:80
9
10


Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.
It was popularised in the 1960s with the release of Letraset sheets containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and more recently with desktop publishing software like Aldus PageMaker including versions of Lorem Ipsum.
Become a UX designer.
You will be able to add UX designer to your CV
Become a UI designer.
Build & test a full website design.
Build & test a full mobile app.
Learn to design websites & mobile phone apps.
You'll learn how to choose colors.
Prototype your designs with interactions.
Export production ready assets.
All the techniques used by UX professionals
You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
No previous design experience is needed.
No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.
Ingliz tili | IELTS o'qituvchisi
Ingliz tili sohasida 7 yildan buyon ishlab keladi.
Qobilyatlari: yuqori darajali ingliz nutqiga, yoz boyligi ayniqsa teran fikrlashga egadir.
This is the second Photoshop course I have completed with Cristian. Worth every penny and recommend it highly. To get the most out of this course, its best to to take the Beginner to Advanced course first.
The sound and video quality is of a good standard. Thank you Cristian.
Agar sizda savol, taklif, shikoyat bo'lsa
Biz bilan bog'laning.
+998 99 000 53 03
Taklif & fikr bildirish


Here you can add tasks for your students. A task may be a simple question, a programming task, or a quiz. If you choose a text-answer, the students will have to write in a text in a field which will be checked towards your answer. If you choose the options, they will be presented with buttons to choose from.
{% if feedbackhistory %}
Speed Feedback History
This box collects information about lecture speed from each push notification sent during this lecture.
{% for entry in feedbackhistory %}
Speed up votes: {{entry.up}} | Slow down votes {{entry.down}} | Students not voting: {{entry.none}}
{{entry.timestamp}}
{% endfor %}
{{entry.timestamp}}
Create new task
Your tasks Add task
{% for task in tasks %}
{{task.description}}
{% endfor %}
Student Questions
{% for question in all_questions %}
{{ question.question }}
Student votes:
{{question.value}}
{{question.value}}
{{ question.answer }}
{% if question.api_answer %}
{{ question.api_answer }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}


Try to answer the following code-related questions within the time limit. Keep in mind that incorrect answers will penalize your score/time by ten seconds!
Correct!
Wrong!
Time Left: seconds


I live in a j's podcast for Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the jones.
Welcome to episode one ninety four of keeping up with the Joneses.
With this week, we're talking about expectations.
Expectations.
Are you wrote a jingle just for this episode?
Lovely.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Before we jump into expectations, great and small alike.
Let's do some catch up.
Yes. The big thing that happened this week was the source conference.
It was. Yeah. Are we working backwards then?
Well, I'm just thinking there's nothing really happened at the beginning of the week except for the fact that my stinking daughter,
I guess ours stinking daughter.
Listen, our color is stinking daughter. She smells quite nice.
Okay. I was unprepared for this.
Tuesday night was fake graduation.
Well, like elementary school graduation.
Elementary school graduation for everything down here.
Which was graduation.
which we're growing to appreciate because we're becoming less cynical and we love that America celebrates everything and we're becoming Americans yes and we have a lot to learn from that department.
So anyway, our 11 year old daughter is leaving fifth grade and going to sixth grade.
Yes, which I guess is a big deal because just changing schools and it's from elementary school to junior high and anyway we go except here they call middle school is a middle school.
They keep calling it junior high and getting blank stairs.

And then they're like, "Oh, I understand."
- It's like you this morning trying to talk about restrooms,
bathrooms.
- Yeah, washrooms.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- It's all blending together now in my head.
I just don't know anymore.
- Anyway, so we go there and it took a very long time.
And--
- Like so long.
- So long.
- But over an hour.
But in the middle of it, we found out that our daughter,
along with some other students as well,
I don't wanna make this, like Abigail was the only
recipient of this, but got a letter from the president
of the United States of America for her academic achievement.
- Yeah, she got the president's award.
- I didn't know that was a thing, but I loved it.
And it has a seal and a letter and a signature.
And I was like, I am so proud of her.
So I'm gonna get framed. - So cool.
- So that was for me a highlight this week.
That was Tuesday.
And then we jumped into the source conference.
- We did.
- Talk to me about the source conference, baby.
- The source conference was, I think it was really good.
We had people from our own church speaking
on different topics that they were experts in the area of.
- Right.
- So it was really fun.
There was, you could pick one of four different tracks
and you could go and listen to somebody
who knows things about that.
And then in every single workshop and every track, you got to ask questions actually for
more than the teaching time.
There was 45 minutes of question asking.
So it was great.
I can't wait to review the feedback on that.
But for me, just for an observer of how the audience seemed to enjoy.
I loved as an organizer that at the end of Saturday, we had run eight sessions in the
time it takes to run two sessions.
Yeah.
That was brilliant.
And I loved it was quite hard.
I spoke at one of the workshops and I spoke for half an hour, which I don't think I've
ever spoken for that amount of time.
I spoke for half an hour and then we had 45 minutes of questions, but I was really grateful
I had the rest of our senior team join us in the morning.
Well, that was Jeff's session.
I joined his panel, but in the afternoon, you and Jeff and Becky joined me on a panel.
And I loved that.
I loved getting to field questions from everybody.
So thank you to everybody who came.
We look forward to getting the MP3s out to you this week.
And thank you to all of our staff and volunteers who made it happen.
It was a great conference.
I love doing it and I hope we do it again.
Yeah, so good.
On the topic of conferences, somebody wrote in earlier this week and said, "Hey, when
is the Heaven Declares conference?"
And I said, "We're actually announcing it this week at the sort conference.
If you're interested, we have a conference coming up on October the 25th, the 27th.
It's our Heaven Declares conference.
We haven't released the guest list yet."
But you don't want to miss it.
You don't.
If you're thinking of making plans to travel here, I'd really encourage you to come.
You won't be disappointed.
It will be an incredible conference and I can't wait.
It's on my calendar and me, Alan Jones is super, super excited about this conference.
Yes.
I feel like God's kindness has designed this conference for me and I can't wait to go.
I want to try and abdicate all responsibility so I can sit there.
I might take vacation days so I can just sit there and not be on staff
I just received everything.
You can't take a vacation day during conference.
Oh.
I'm sorry.
All right.
Well, yeah, you can just sit there and look pretty though.
Yeah.
Well, I'm going to be doing a lot more than that.
So there you go.
That's our week so far.
The fastest catch up ever.
It really is.
Yeah.
Wait, there's got to be other things.
Well, Quinn's in town.
Quinn is in town.
Quinn is in town.
I went to like a little party that the Robinson's hosted for him was great.
It was a celebrity.
It wasn't little.
tons of people.
Everybody loves Quinn.
He's like royalty.
It's true.
One easier.
Quinn, for those of you who don't know who we're talking about, is a dear friend of ours,
an old friend of mine.
Me and Quinn were in church together when we were both in the university way back in
Scotland.
And just one of my dear friends from Scotland.
And a number of years ago, we invited him out.
And you know what we should do?
We should do a podcast for Quinn this week.
We should.

Good. All right, baby, enough with a small talk. Let's talk about expectations. I love
how bossy you are. It's a fourth right. It's amazing. I just need to wear my librarian
glasses and just have the whole thing going on there. Take me to your leader. I've been
thinking about, I don't know why I think about this, but I was rolling through my head.
If there was going to be a poll for the most disbelieved verse in the Bible, what would
I submit?
And I think at least a strong candidate would be Galatians 6 verse 7.
And the reason I think it's the most disbelieved in the Bible is it comes with the warning
not to disbelieve it.
Well, that's true.
Yes.
It says, "Do not be deceived.
God cannot be mocked.
A man reaps what he sows."
Yes.
 But we fall into the trap of the very first part of the verse,
trying to warn us against not being deceived. So being deceived is when you're relying on your
own understanding of things rather than being open to a different truth.
So the fascinating verse, we've long taught on this verse, long lived on this verse. But I've
thinking about it from a different perspective, basically, Paul is saying, God can't be mocked.
There's this universal principle called the law of sewing and reaping.
And when I say law, I'm not talking old Testament law.
I'm talking like the law of gravity, the law of thermodynamics, the law of other laws, right?
No, the law of other laws.
Yeah, the law of that one, the law of the government.
Stuff that governs the world.
So the law of gravity can be suspended for a while, like planes take off from London,
Heathrow and London, Los Angeles, right?
So the rule of what goes up must come down.
It's kind of suspended for those 10 hours while that plane isn't in flight.
But there, there, but then the plane is subject to other laws, well, it's in flight.
And surely gravity is still playing.
No, you understand what I mean.
Yes.
Yes.
But my point in bringing up someone like the law of gravity is the law of gravity is not up for debate.
Right.
The law of gravity is not subject to your understanding.
Yes.
Not subject to you agreeing with it or believing.
No, it's completely impartial.
Good people are affected by the law of gravity and evil people are affected by a law of gravity.
Yes.
It is no respecter of race, of religion, of sexuality.
It just is.
Yes.
It's like, it's a beautiful thing about the world that there are principles that cannot
be denied.
Yes.
And the law of sewing and reaping is one of those.
I agree.

And the reason that it says don't be deceived is a lot of people think it doesn't, but it's not real.
Right.
So for example, I could cheat you out of a lot of money and go for many years without anything happening to me and be like,
"Ha ha, I got, I got away with it."
Yes, but eventually.
Eventually it's going to come back and hit me.
Yes.
The new age or some other kind of modern, what do you call them?
Religions.
Yeah.
Cults.
Yeah.
Other religions talk about karma.
or what goes around comes around.
And this is the biblical basis for that sort of thing.
So if you sow negativity, you will reap negativity.
- Yes.
- If you sow honor, you'll reap honor.
- Yeah.
- And basically what the verse is teaching you is,
you can actually start in your life a momentum
that will come back and affect your life.
Good or bad?
- Absolutely.
- And it doesn't matter whether you believe in it,
it doesn't matter whether you agree with it,
this law will be an operation.
Yeah.
And I think a lot of times when people look at this verse, they think it's just talking
about money and it isn't.
It's talking about a lifestyle of sewing and reaping.
So you're right in that it's talking about negativity and honor.
It's also talking about things like friendship.
You know, if you sow friendship, you'll reap friendship.
It's talking about all kinds of things.
One of my favorite ones is generosity.
If you sow generosity, you reap generosity.
And I mean we just saw that this week we gave away a sum of money.
We had an opportunity to give more like, oh, we're so excited.
And we gave away that some money.
And then two days later, we got given the same amount of money plus a little bit more.
I was like, this is this is this just happens all of the time.
Right.
So it is an incredible principle that I absolutely love.
So for example, I know someone and names have been changed to protect the innocent.
I know someone.
Upon close observation of their life, I don't think I know of anybody who seems to have a higher
rate of conflict.
What do you mean by that?
I mean, every venture that this person takes on, so let's say they're doing some renovations
to their house.
Yes.
So they may be hired a plumber or a carpenter.
Or these are all true examples.
They're getting internet installed at their house, or they're buying a new car, or they've
opened a new bank account, or they've registered for a new offer with a credit card company.
So there's just five or six things off the top of my head that are all real, not made
up.
Every single one of those things goes wrong.
And so then they end up in some sort of not legal battle, but just this back and forth
going, "Hey, I hired you to do this and you should this up and when this happened," and
just a catalog of errors.
And I remember, listened to them talking about, "I can't believe this happens."
And then I was like, "Hey, would you like an observation from the outside of your life?"

Like you have this subtle, it's not so subtle, you have this huge mistrust over everybody
that comes into your orbit and have you noticed that that seems to be affecting your life?
Yeah, you're reaping the result of that.
And it's just the law of sewing and reaping.
Yeah.
And I'm like, how is this possible?
And the amount of stress that's on that person's life to keep that thing from not continuing to
reap is astonishing.
And I'm like, hey, we could help solve this problem real quick.
Because I think about our life, I've had to work very, very hard.
Again, the culture I was raised in didn't seem like we placed a high value on optimism.
It was kind of ridiculed. So it was easier to have low expectations or no expectations.
So when it didn't happen, you weren't disappointed.
But it probably didn't happen because you had low expectations in the first place.
Exactly. So I remember when we first got married and I started traveling.
Like I had backups of my backup of my reservations because I was convinced when I go to a hotel,
that they were going to screw me over and they'd lost my reservation and I was like,
"Aha!" So I'm like lawyering up for every situation and I'm realizing,
"I learned that." You know, my dad was a bit like that. He had a bit of an expectation that,
you know, things weren't going to go great. And I learned that and I would literally rehearse
all of these options when I was going in to check in a hotel.
Oh my gosh.
No, I would have like 10 different conversations in my head about how it was going to handle this.
How can it ever occur to me?
I know. That's a huge amount of mental stress.
Yeah.
Now what a waste of energy.
Well, the whole thing of worry is a misuse of imagination.
Yeah.
But now what happens is I actually have an expectation that good things are going
to happen.
Yeah.
And good things happen.
Yeah.
I was thinking about my uncle Percy.
Uh huh.
And I don't know what kind of expectations he might have had.
Maybe he always said things over himself like I am a clutz, but an axe more
accident prone person I've never met.
So can I just tell you about Uncle Percy?
For sure.
It's story time with Alan and
aging. He never met him.
Did you?
He's he was my grandpa's brother.
The cocktail party who set himself on fire
then threw himself into the swimming pool.
But there was something electrical next to any
electric kid himself.
No.
No. OK.
That was a joke.
That's from a movie, I think maybe.
No.
So Uncle Percy, so he had a number of accidents.
So when he was a little kid, they all went outside.
He stayed outside for too long, didn't have his hat on,
got frostbite.
And so his ears stuck straight out from his head,
kind of like wings.
Okay, so--
- It's a good look for the ladies.
- It's unfortunate for sure.
And then when he was around 10, I think,
they were playing with rifles like 22s and stuff
and just shooting things on the farm.
And he was cleaning it out
and he wasn't holding the thing away from his head.

So he had like this huge divot.
- Do you have any happy stories?
- On the front of his nose.
So that, wait, wait.
So then a couple of years later when he's legally allowed
to drive a motorcycle, he's driving a motorcycle,
He has an accident.
He hits a fence and the it's not funny, but the the barbour takes the top of his skin off of his head.
So they had to sew it back on his head.
So he had no hair.
He ended up having no hair.
Here's the stuck out to the side.
He's missing the front of his nose.
And then he is the guy in case you're ever wondering, is there actually somebody who drank with a spoon in their cup and took their eye out?
There is uncle Percy did it.
So he had one glass eye.
And so when he would come over, he would, you know, I mean, he, he didn't look horrible, but he looked interesting.
Is that a person still alive?
No, no, he's not likely to hear this.
No, he'd be in his hundreds by now.
So yeah, anyway, he, he would tell us stories about all the accidents that he had and it made me think, oh, I wonder, I wonder if you had any expectations of that.
I mean, I don't know, but something was going on there.
But it's worth checking if there's repeating patterns in your life that keep happening.
If, for example, one of the most common ones I see is rejection.
Yeah.
So people are constantly rejected or constantly fired or, you know, just these things just happen over and over again.
It is worth checking what is your expectation or your belief in that area.
Yeah.
because there could be other reasons for constant rejection and there's a myriad of things under
the whole thing or healing.
First judgment, yeah, of course.
But expectations are a super powerful thing.
It ties into what Jesus says in Matthew 9 verse 29 with the healing of the blind Bartimaeus
where he heals them and it says, "According to your faith be unto you."
So whatever you have faith for, both good and bad, comes to you.
And people object to that because it just seems so over simplistic and people try and
hijack it.
The way they hijack it is they think, "Well, if I change my expectation, then I'll change
the outcome."
And that's true.
But the way they try to change the outcome is they change their words but not their belief.
Right.
Right. And actually their efforts to do or to prove it wrong.
So they're not actually believing anyway.
Right. Does that make sense?
Totally makes sense. Yeah.
But I've had people do that actually.
Having said that, I remember a friend of mine
came to our church and was so fed up with us teaching on
Tithing and giving that he bet the Lord $50 it wouldn't work.
And he showed $50 in the offering.
And then I forget what happened in the very next day.
either he got $100 or he got some sort of raise or he got something and he was like,
"Are you kidding me?" And it's back to that whole thing of it's impartial.
It doesn't care why you're doing it. So, expectation is super powerful. I found this
amazing verse in Proverbs 10, verse 24, says this, "What the wicked dread will overtake them,
what the righteous desire will be granted." Wow, that's really good.
It's really interesting because what it's saying is, what it's actually saying is both of their
expectations will come to pass.
Yes.
How about this verse?
Proverbs 15 verse 15 says, "For the despondent every day brings trouble, for the happy heart,
life is a continual feast."
Wow.
I know.
It's just it's down to your expectations.
Yeah.
How do you get good expectations if they're hard to hack?
I think you asked the father for what his expectations are.
I think particularly if you've grown up in a culture where negativity is the rule,
where that's most things are seen as the glass is half empty and things like that.
When you're retraining your mind, you're retraining your heart on what to believe,
I think you just have a lot of conversations with the father about,
"Hey, what does my day look like? Hey, how can I partner with you in this?"
That kind of stuff and ask him to start to rewrite your expectations.
also been in the community where people will call you on that stuff yes so yesterday or maybe the day before the conference,
a lady in church keila came over to me and she had to say hey Alan i i'd love watching worship i love that you're kneeling down worship.
And i just i said thanks so much i quit the joke and just said yeah i figure you know,
anytime i can you i'll take advantage to do it in worship because there'll be a time when i can't and she just said another one,
I just break that off. I was like, "Oh, good Lord, I have an expectation that my knees are going to fail."
And that's... - Go, Keelah!
- Yes, I just loved it that she caught that,
rebuked it, and I was like, "Yeah, that's absolutely right." So, I think asking the Lord,
I think part of the reason we're allowed to feel the sting of our bad expectations
is so that we're prompted to change our expectations so we can receive good.
Isn't that God's punishing us? The law of song and reaping is designed for our good.
Yes.
And yeah, it's totally designed for our benefit and our blessing, but we get to choose what
we're selling.
Good.
All right.
Short thought for this week.
Yeah.
But I have two questions from last week's topic on parenting.
Are you ready?
Yes.
Because I'm looking at you as the parenting expert.
Oh dear.
Our first question comes from Josh.
Yes.
And Josh asks this, I get that when you become a parent, your personal time almost completely
disappears.
We're talking about that in episode 193.
However, would you say that it is healthy to have some time for just ourselves, like individually
and as a couple? Where is the balance between giving up yourself, your children, and becoming
a child-centric home where their demands override everything else to both our and their detriment?
Okay, I definitely wouldn't say you want to be a child-centric home. I think that your marriage
is the number one thing that's a priority in your household. So is there, you know,
a necessity for time. Yeah, for sure. That's part of why we're such big proponents for
baby-wise or things where it's scheduled sleeping and stuff because we've always known,
okay, for the last 11 years, at seven o'clock it's us time. And so sometimes we just have a
date on the couch because we're exhausted and we don't want to go out or whatever. But I know
at seven o'clock the kids are down and until i go to bed at ten or eleven.
We have adult time and sometimes we have that adult time together and sometimes we have that time separately but we we both recognize i need time by myself and we need time together otherwise we're not our best version of a parent.
Oh absolutely.
Yeah, I think neither extreme that you present their Josh is good you you absolutely want to be in the middle there and I agree with a jay that.
Yeah, when we're talking about hey you're your time completely disappears and you're aware that when you have kids have self-assure it just requires greater planning.
Yeah, and we are grateful for babysitters.
Yes.
All right jail asked a question i do and she said this hi lnaj i'm really enjoying this your podcast on parenting.
Are son is eighty months old so we're fairly new to the whole parenting thing enjoy hearing your perspective when you were talking about how parenting is he'll think from the inside out like a to becoming more girly i was thinking about how parenting for me so far has been really difficult and painful.
I started some inner healing and see many threads of control and anger and fear playing out,
especially in relation to other people caring for our son while I'm at work.
I'd love to know your thoughts. I'm trying to figure out why I'm experiencing so much pain
rather than healing through the experience of becoming a parent. There's so much joy in being
a parent, I don't want it to constantly be overshadowed by fear of what if this person who's looking
after my kid doesn't do things the way I think his best. I know God takes care of him no matter
what? So how can I walk out of fear and experiencing the healing that comes with having children?
Great question.
I think that's a hard question to answer, babe. I mean, partially Jill, because as you say,
you're entering into this journey of inner healing, and there's probably a fair amount of
things perhaps from your childhood or whatnot that are robbing you and causing the fear and the
anger and that kind of stuff. But it would be hard to speak with any kind of knowledge
on how to help with that without actually knowing that stuff. Does that make sense?
But I do think that it is a big thing to leave your child with another person. I don't think
it does get easier as they get older, but also because you can talk to them afterwards
and say, "How was that?" and you know whatever.
But it is a hard thing.
So on one level, you might need to give yourself
a little bit of grace that it's a normal transitional thing
to have to get used to leaving your kid.
But also, we would leave printed out instructions
because our kids were on a specific schedule
and they had to eat this time and they
had to go to bed this time and all that kind of stuff.
And I don't think that anybody really flinched at that either.
So I think if you can have good, clear communication
with the people that are watching your kids
and make that as easy as possible,
that might decrease some of your anxiety.
- The other thought I had Jill was,
who's to say healing isn't happening?
- Well, yes, exactly.
- It sounds like you're getting tremendous healing.
You're just on the path to it.
So it sounds like you're having this awareness.
all of this stuff is coming up,
which the Lord only brings stuff up to bring healing to.
He never does it to cause trouble
or make us feel shame or sadness.
So I think you're in the process of being healed,
which I wanna encourage you with him.
I'm not sure how encouraging that feels,
but I love your honesty.
I love that you're being real.
I love that you're not blaming anybody else.
You're like, hey, I'm realizing all this stuff's in me.
And I'm like, yeah, that is part of the healing
that happens in having kids is just sometimes not a glamorous process.
Yeah, it's a bit like being under a magnifying glass at different points.
And you realize that there's stuff in you that you didn't know was there until
you're dealing with a frustrating situation or, you know, that sort of thing.
So yeah, yeah, it's tricky.
All right.
Those are two questions on parenting last week.
I do still have some great questions that I want to answer.
But I am wanting to bring in an expert to answer some of them with us.
And I haven't done that this week.
So I am working on that.
If you would like to ask us a question that we can answer on the podcast,
if you go to allen and aj.com/ask, you'll find a form where you can submit your
question or you can reach out to us via Twitter at allen and aj.
I'd love to remind you that the applications are open for the School of
Supernatural Life and they do close June 15th.
So all of your references would need to be in by then.
So if you've been thinking about it and praying about it and just waiting for a confirmation,
this is your confirmation.
But go ahead and start your application so that you can start getting process.

Start getting processed so that you can, you know, be in the process of coming to join us in September.
And same thing goes for those that have graduated from year one.
If you're thinking about your two, don't procrastinate.
Don't procrastinate.
Go ahead and start your application.
Yeah, we would love to get to spend a month with you here in
sunny Franklin, Tennessee, watching the Lord transform your life.
It's one of our great joys.
And if you'd like more information, we just released a new video about
the school of supernatural life.
And we had a school information meeting.
Is that what you call it?
What's it called?
Information session.
meeting. And we live streamed it. So if you didn't get to come to the conference and you're like,
Hey, I have questions. I'd like to learn more about the school. I'll post a link in the show notes
to our school info session so that you can watch that online anytime.
Can you also post to the video? I'm not sure if I can. I'm sure I can and link it. If you follow
us on Twitter, we'll put a link to it. I can't upload it, but I will get the powers that be to
to upload it to Grace and her YouTube channel.
And then I'll post it into it 'cause it's great.
- Awesome.
- Good.
Well, thanks so much for joining us.
We'd love to spend time with you each week.
We pray that you have an incredible week
filled with the kindness of God
and that your expectations change to awesome expectations
and you get to reap a beautiful life.


I currently have 3 emonTx v2's with 9 cts, all measuring AC via 1 AC adapter, they seem to function ok but I'm un sure how to calculate how many emonTx's could potentially use 1 AC adapter without a noticeable impact on the voltage or waveform. Is there a way of calculating or guestimating how many could be used on 1 std OEM shop sold UK AC adapter ?
Paul
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
A lot - too many to count. There is no problem with waveform distortion (as there is with the V3 when powering it via the ac adapter) because the only load on the adapter is the 100 kΩ or so of the voltage divider chain. That represents approx. 100 μA of load, and the adapter is rated at 9 V, 6va, which means the maximum load current is 666 mA. Divide the first into the second and there's your answer! (Though after the first few dozen you'll need to recalibrate the voltage.)
[I must make it clear that we're talking about emonTx V2. You can only do the same with the V3 provided that the link is removed and the V3 is powered by an external 5 V supply. Otherwise, you must have one adapter for each emonTx V3.]
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
Thanks for that Robert, I was indeed only referring to emonTx v2's at the time. I am currently using 3 x v2's but I want to expand the number for testing purposes, so I am actually adding 3 arduino mini pro's to the mix, they have voltage regs built in and are not powered via the AC/AC adapter and the measurements they make serve no purpose beyond testing the software and communication timing etc.
I was intending adding an ac voltage divider to each but now I'm wondering if 1 voltage divider could serve all 3 ac adc's as they are all mounted on 1 vero board. I would also like to simulate the additional 9 ct inputs and I assume I might get away with just using 1 or more voltage dividers on the 5vdc rail to give the 9 ADC's between 0 and 1v or is that not the case ??
This is just to create a test rig to test I²C comms and develop the sketch I'm adapting for this purpose, I'm using MartinR's PLL as I'm familiar with it and it doesn't use external libs for comms and measurements (ie jeelib and emonlib) and I'm concerned about the impact of another interrupt (TWI) and the calculations being now being triggered by emonHub over I²C rather than just every 5secs by the sketches main loop()..
So far it has worked well with 3 Tx's but with the potential to get synchronized data from around 120 nodes, the testing does seem quite feeble at this stage :-)
Paul
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
"I was intending adding an ac voltage divider to each but now I'm wondering if 1 voltage divider could serve all 3 ac adc's as they are all mounted on 1 vero board."
I don't see why not. But one slight advantage of separate dividers - component tolerances should give you slightly different values for each, that would differentiate them. (Or you could deliberately make the dividers different for the same purpose.)
"I would also like to simulate the additional 9 ct inputs and I assume I might get away with just using 1 or more voltage dividers on the 5vdc rail to give the 9 ADC's between 0 and 1v or is that not the case ??"
Not the case. The software filter will take the dc component out and you'll be left with nothing. If you want real c.t. signals, you can link the 'test' ADC inputs to a real c.t. input pin, or you can use a separate transformer and voltage divider (adjustable?) to give you 0 - 1 V ac simulating 0 - 100 A (approx) of current, connected where the burden resistor would be, i.e. you replace ct + burden with a 0 - 1 V alternating voltage, biased to sit at 1/2 rail as before. Again, you might want to fiddle the voltage to give you different numbers for each.[I put the note re the V3's in case someone reading it thought they could do the same - but they can't!]
EDIT:
I've just thought to check your sketch - I should have done that first! You could indeed feed a dc signal into the current input, because Martin only subtracts an offset before multiplying by V for power or squaring for Irms.
But it only needs to go one side of the offset (mid-rail, hopefully) voltage.
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
So for the CT circuits could I in fact just do away with the mid-rail and apply a DC voltage relative to vcc/2 ? ie a voltage divider of 2 equal value resistors would in theory simulate 0amps and something like a 5:1 ratio divider would give me almost full scale in which ever direction it's biased and the value simulated dependent on "Ical" in the sketch.
I also need to offset the ratio's 5:3 for 5v rather than 3.3v so maybe a gnd connected variable resistor in series with a fixed resistor
2/5's2/3rds the size (of the VR) to 5v rail and connect the ADC's to the VR's wiper would be better ? does that sound right ???Good news about the AC/AC as if I'm stacking v2's to work on a single phase I can just omit the voltage divider, mid-point components and the AC connector on all but one v2 and use a stackable header for AIO2.
Paul
EDIT: corrected the confusing ratio reference
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
What you suggest should be OK for current but of course it will always give you zero average real power with the maths that you have. Of course, that doesn't matter if all you need is a set of numbers to test the interface, you just lie and and use apparent power instead!
If you look at the maths in the sketch, all should become clear. The long-term average (i.e. the quiescent voltage on the input pin) is subtracted from the present sample to give newI. That is squared for rms - that's OK, but when you multiply by newV (obtained similarly) to get instantaneous power, that will average to zero because V is alternately positive and negative each half-cycle while newI is always one or the other.
So if you need real power, you need an alternating voltage as I wrote above: use a separate transformer and voltage divider (adjustable?) to give you 0 - 1 V ac (1.6 V rms max if you have 5 V rails) simulating 0 - 100 A (approx) of current, connected where the burden resistor would be, i.e. you replace ct + burden with a 0 - 1.6 V alternating voltage, biased to sit at 1/2 rail as before.
To be honest, if I were to need test data, I wouldn't bother with the current inputs front end. I'd feed all current inputs with the voltage signal so as to give the ADC something to do, I'd run the maths to give a representative loading on the processor, and simply fudge the numbers it transmitted to give recognizable values to test the interface.
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
I hadn't considered the lop sided averaging, not that it's really much of a concern
if I could just link all the ADC's together to load the calculations I would be happy, I have no need for the results, we know the calculations work and as long as all the devices are loaded and working, I have proper emontx's I can put anywhere in the chain to test actual measured results.
I currently report the interval since last poll in mSecs and the time taken for calcVIPF() to complete in uSecs plus an accumulating "energy" value calculated from the interval timer and a fixed "power" value, so the calculated results are being over written anyway.
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
"if I could just link all the ADC's together to load the calculations I would be happy"
You can be happy then! Here's what to do:
1 voltage front end,
all the processors have the same supply bus (0 V & 5 V rails)
link all the ADC inputs together
I don't see any harm there, nor any side effects (none that matter anyway).
Re: Multiple emonTx's using 1 AC adapter
Cheers Robert, this is good news, I haven't had a chance to try it yet but I hope to very soon.
Paul


{% extends 'crm/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% block content %}
Please choose from below options.
We see our success in our customers success
View details »
Great Services
Great Products.