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LHM Marketing company home page -This is a website for a mock marketing firm that I styled with css and flexbox for layout and for a responsive design across all devices.
Mr. Roboger's Neighborhood -Web Application that accepts a number input and returns number sequences and messages, based on user input. Created using Javascript and jQuery.
Programming Language Selector -This is an online questionaire created using Javascript and jQuery.
Tea Cozy -This is a website for a mock teahouse business that I styled with css and flexbox for layout.
Animal Shelter Homepage -This is website for a mock animal shelter using html, css, and bootstrap. Notably, this page also utilizes jquery to show and hide images, and to display text when an image is clicked.
I'm currently a freelance commercial photographer in Portland, Oregon. I have a lot of experience with content creation for websites and apps, so web development seems like a natural progression for me.
I built my first website a decade ago for my former band. While this project started out as a "starving artist" task to avoid paying a professional to create a website, it turned into an honest interest of mine. Through the years, I've dabbled in creating simple websites, but now want to further my web development skills past the begining stages.
I'm currently working through web development online coursework at Codecademy, and also have completed the Introduction to Programming course at Epicodus, a coding school in Portland, Oregon.
As much as I love computers, I have to balance it out with the following analog activies:


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This inspection reports lambda expressions with formal parameter types which can be inferred from context and thus are redundant.


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In the latest episode of Comedy and Everything Else Patton Oswalt suggests movie theatres install headphone jacks under each seat so you can bring your own high quality headphones. You’d keep the big screen experience and the audio quality but wouldn’t have to put up with the noise from other moviegoers. Drive-thrus have done it from the beginning. It’s a fantastic idea.


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For each new stream the appropriate low level I/O functions have to be defined. Error handling, prompt handling and character counting is handled in a layer above these functions. They all operate on a user defined private data structure specified when the stream is created.
int
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int
user_write()
int
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int
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Please note: A foreign resource that defines user defined
streams must ensure that all its streams are closed when the foreign
resource is unloaded. Failure to do this will lead to crashes when
sicstus tries to close the stream using a user_close
method that
is no longer present.
The easiest way to ensure that all user defined streams of a particular
class is closed is to use SP_fclose
with the
SP_FCLOSE_OPTION_USER_STREAMS
. Another way is to use
SP_next_stream
and SP_get_stream_user_data
to find all
your streams and close them one by one. See cpg-ref-SP_fclose,
cpg-ref-SP_next_stream and cpg-ref-SP_get_stream_user_data.


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the full data of list from the action 'getList' and render by front javascript.
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SURVIVING THE GAME A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Directed by Ernest Dickerson Written by Eric Bernt Cast Ice-T, Rutger Hauer, Gary Busey, Charles S. Dutton, F. Murray Abraham, and John C. McGinley MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for graphic violence and graphic language) Running Time 100 minutes
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"Think of it as foreplay." - Rutger Hauer to Gary Busey, whose character doesn't want to wait while his quarry gets a head start.
 They hunt, he runs, and it was all done better last summer in HARD TARGET. Honestly, the most exciting thing about this "action" film is its level of political incorrectness.
The notion of wealthy hunters hunting homeless people is in questionable taste to begin with and SURVIVING THE GAME is clearly intended for action-fans only. But even the appeal of teaming of hulking heavies Rutger Hauer and Gary Busey (who play two of the hunters) with violate rapper/actor Ice-T fades fast in the less-than-capable hands of director Dickerson.
Ernest Dickerson (known, among other things, for his impressive work with Spike Lee) is *not* an action director. Every fight scene is a blur and every chase has zero zest. He's fine with scenery and set-ups, but he can't choreograph worth a damn.
As scripted by Eric Bernt, SURVIVING THE GAME is less testosterone than talk. Gab gab gab go the character who spend the first action-less hour speaking only in cliches. Ice-T to Rutger Hauer: "Never underestimate a man who has nothing to lose." Sure, legs get blown off and crotches get kicked, but, again, the action is so muddy that every fight looks like the last one.
Also, the script never explains just *how* the hunters hunt. One character makes a comment about a trail that "Stevie Wonder could follow." Unfortunately, neither the script nor the visuals relate what an "obvious" trail looks like.
The only cast member with charisma is Rutger Hauer. (No surprise there.) He plays an outdoors outfitter who is responsible for hiring the hunted.
F. Murray Abraham is, inexplicably, still working after starring in both LAST ACTION HERO and BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES and his presence--as a father taking his son "hunting"--amounts to even less than what he added to those turkeys. Gary Busey plays Chief Scenery Chewer and his best bit is a monologue that sounds like warmed leftovers from John Milius.
Ice-T wears a wig with dreadlocks and acts like himself.
NOTE: SURVIVING THE GAME is considerably less violent than the subject matter suggests. One scene shows a character with "amputated" legs and that's about as gruesome as it gets. Too bad.
BOTTOM LINE: Even diehard action-fans should avoid SURVIVING THE GAME, a film that commits the most heinous crime known to the genre: it ain't exciting.
Grade: D+
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Util
Constructor Summary
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Utility functions. |
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canFlatten(arr: Array): Boolean Check if an array is multi-dimensional, and needs flattening. |
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Concatenate typed and untyped arrays. |
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degToRad(degrees: *): * |
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flatten(arr: *, mutable: *): * Given a multi-dimensional array, flatten to a single-dimensional one. |
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Get a succession of values from a flat array |
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getFileExtension(fname: *): * |
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getMousePosition(canvas: *, e: *): * Handle mouse events, in case we aren't in VR. This function adds mouse coordinates to the <canvas> element we are using to draw. |
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getRand(min: *, max: *): * |
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getSeed(): * Random seed. |
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randomColor(): * |
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Performance polyfill for timing. |
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Public Constructors
Public Methods
public canFlatten(arr: Array): Boolean source
Check if an array is multi-dimensional, and needs flattening.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arr | Array | a standard JS array |
public concatArr(arr1: Array | TypedArray, arr2: Array | TypedArray): Array | TypedArray source
Concatenate typed and untyped arrays. if the first array is typed, the second array is converted to the same type. The first array receives the concatenation (no new Array is created).
public flatten(arr: *, mutable: *): * source
Given a multi-dimensional array, flatten to a single-dimensional one. NOTE: only works for Array(), not Float32Array!
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| arr | * | ||
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Return:
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public getArr(arr: Array, idx: Number, size: Number): Array source
Get a succession of values from a flat array
public getMousePosition(canvas: *, e: *): * source
Handle mouse events, in case we aren't in VR. This function adds mouse coordinates to the <canvas> element we are using to draw.
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
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Return:
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public setArr(arr: Array, index: Number, additional: ...Number): * source
Get an object from a 2d array. Supply a variable list of values. The number of values is assumed to be the 'walk' size for the array.
Return:
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public unFlatten(arr: *, subsize: *): * source
Given a flat array, convert to multi-dimensional.
Params:
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Return:
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Money Play. How should Red play 64?
pips Red=121 White=143
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Playing quickly one might elect to move 8/2, 6/2 minimising shots but in fact that is nearly a triple blunder.
Consider the merits of 13/3. It makes the 3-pt and leaves the rest of Red’s builders well distributed. Yes it leaves a double shot for White but in order to hit White must give up either his mid-point or bar-point and leave multiple return shots, even if he manages to cover the blot on his 3-pt at the same time as hitting.
Red is ahead in the race and should therefore want to race. Once you see it 13/3 is very clear. The issue is that many students see only the danger of exposing a blot to a double shot and therefore reject the move as a candidate play. As is often the case you need to look deeper to select the best move.
Consider the merits of 13/3. It makes the 3-pt and leaves the rest of Red’s builders well distributed. Yes it leaves a double shot for White but in order to hit White must give up either his mid-point or bar-point and leave multiple return shots, even if he manages to cover the blot on his 3-pt at the same time as hitting.
Red is ahead in the race and should therefore want to race. Once you see it 13/3 is very clear. The issue is that many students see only the danger of exposing a blot to a double shot and therefore reject the move as a candidate play. As is often the case you need to look deeper to select the best move.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/3 Eq.: +0.620 0.651 0.174 0.007 - 0.349 0.072 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 8/2 6/2 Eq.: +0.445 (-0.175) 0.625 0.152 0.003 - 0.375 0.084 0.002 3. Cubeful 0-ply 14/10 14/8 Eq.: +0.291 (-0.329) 0.586 0.137 0.004 - 0.414 0.094 0.002 4. Cubeful 0-ply 14/4 Eq.: +0.164 (-0.457) 0.552 0.150 0.005 - 0.448 0.137 0.004 5. Cubeful 0-ply 14/8 6/2 Eq.: +0.129 (-0.491) 0.542 0.145 0.005 - 0.458 0.138 0.004


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What is a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)?
Any of various diseases or infections that can be transmitted by direct sexual contact including some (as syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and genital herpes) chiefly spread by sexual means and others (as hepatitis B and AIDS) often contracted by nonsexual means-called also STD.
From Merriam-Webster.com
Do I have a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)?
According to the CDC.gov there will be 20 million new infections in the United States each year. Many STDs will not show any symptoms and you will need to get tested to know for sure. If you do not get tested, you are taking a risk of spreading the STD infection to others. The safest thing to do, if you came in contact with someone with a STD is to get tested.
What are the symptoms of STDs?
Genital herpes (HSV-2) infection and genital warts signs and symptoms may include small red bumps, blisters (vesicles) or open sores (ulcers) in the genital, anal and nearby areas. The symptoms may also include pain or itching around the genital area, buttocks and inner thighs.
Hepatitis signs and symptoms abdominal pain or discomfort, especially in the area of your liver on your right side beneath your lower ribs, loss of appetite, fever, dark urine, muscle or joint pain, itching, yellowing of your skin and the whites of your eyes (jaundice).

Early HIV signs and symptoms may include fever, headache, sore throat, swollen lymph glands, rash, and fatigue.

Syphilis symptoms coming soon.
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-- You may cancel your order any time before your visit to the test center. Refunds will be issued within 24-48 hours of cancellation minus a 20% cancellation fee.
All cancellation requests after 21 days of purchase will be given credit for future testing.
How prevalent are Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that there are approximately 20 million new STD infections each year-almost half of them among young people ages 15 to 24.
Did they cheat?
No, this is a very complex question with many possibilities. Many STDs can remain dormant for years.
We only kissed, could I have contracted an STD?
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Should I get tested for an STD even though I do not show symptoms?
 It is a fact that many STD infections do not show symptoms and can possibly by spread to others. Waiting to get tested may allow STD infection to progress. While, getting tested allows you to find a suitable treatment.
Where can I get STD testing?
We have thousands nationwide testing locations that allow anonymous STD testing.
How do you test for STDs?
Chlamydia and gonorrhea testing is done with a urine test. HIV, oral herpes, genital herpes, hepatitis A, B, and C, and syphilis tests are performed using a blood sample.
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Do I need to do anything before my test?
Blood testing requires no special preparation. However, for urine tests (Gonorrhea or Chlamydia) please do not urinate for at least one hour prior to taking your test.
How fast can I receive the results?
Results should be available in 1 to 2 days after taking the test.
Are STDs curable?
It is possible for bacterial STDs to be cured with antibiotics if treatment starts early enough. However, viral STDs cannot be cured, they can be manage symptoms with medications.
Could I have the same STD again?
Yes, for example you may beat a strain of chlamydia and gonorrhea and get infected again by another stain of the same STD. However, others such as herpes and HIV are permanent.
I was in contact with someone with an STD. When should I get tested?
Immediately, there is no advantage to waiting.
How can I avoid all STDs?
You can greatly reduce your chances by being in a monogamous relationship with a virgin, always using condom and/or dental dam. But, even at these extremes, it still does not provide any guarantees and you should still get tested regularly.
I am still a virgin and that means I am fine. Right?
You can contract an STD from having unprotected oral sex. However, there doesn't need to be penetration for a STD to be transmitted. Intimate skin-to-skin contact can be enough.
I used a condom, am I ok?
Condoms greatly reduce the chance of transmitting STDs through genital fluids. (gonorrhea, chlamydia, trichomoniasis, and HIV infection) However they do not prevent all skin-to-skin contact.
How and where can I access my results?
Your results will be sent in PDF format via email attachment and can be opened anywhere. (mobile, tablet, laptop or pc)
Is health insurance accepted?
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| MPI_GROUP_FREE(group) | |
| INOUT group | group (handle) |
int MPI_Group_free(MPI_Group *group)
MPI_GROUP_FREE(GROUP, IERROR)
One can keep a reference count that is incremented for each call to
MPI_COMM_GROUP,
MPI_COMM_CREATE and MPI_COMM_DUP, and
decremented for each call to MPI_GROUP_FREE or
MPI_COMM_FREE; the group object is ultimately deallocated when the
reference count drops to zero.
( End of advice to implementors.)
INTEGER GROUP, IERROR
{ void MPI::Group::Free() (binding deprecated, see Section Deprecated since MPI-2.2
) }
This operation marks a group object for deallocation. The handle
group is set to MPI_GROUP_NULL by the call.
Any on-going operation using this group will complete normally.
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This page is for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) having to do with Apache CloudStack as a project and its use.
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Apache CloudStack is a complete software suite for creating Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) clouds. Target environments include service providers and enterprises.
The CloudStack platform includes the Management Server and extensions to industry-standard hypervisor software (e.g. XenServer, vSphere, KVM) installed on Hosts running in the cloud. The Management Server is deployed on a farm of management servers. The administrator provisions resources (Hosts, storage devices, IP addresses, etc.) into the Management Server and the Management Server manages those resources. The Management server presents web interfaces to end users and administrators that enable them to take actions on some or all of their instances in the IaaS cloud.
Yes. Every template has a privacy level associated with it. Privacy levels include:</a>
Administrators and end users can add templates to the system. Users can see the template owner when viewing the template.
(Templates define the base OS image that will be used when a guest is first booted. For example, a template might be a 64-bit version of CentOS 5.3.)
Apache CloudStack users are assigned accounts. An account is typically a customer of the service provider or a department in a large organization. Accounts are the unit of isolation in the cloud. Accounts are grouped by domains. Domains usually contain accounts that have some logical relationship to each other and a set of delegated administrators with some authority over the domain and its subdomains. For example, a service provider with several resellers could create a domain for each reseller.
Multiple users can exist in an account. Users are like aliases in the account. Users in the same account are not isolated from each other. Most installations need not surface the notion of users; they just have one user per account.


Packt: Always finding a way
Packt is one of the most prolific and fast-growing tech book publishers in the world. Originally focused on open source software, Packt pays a royalty on relevant books directly to open source projects. These projects have received over $400,000 as part of Packt's Open Source Royalty Scheme to date.
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The leader of the GNOME Accessibility project, Willie Walker, will provide an introduction to the GNOME project with a focus on the free open source solutions being developed for people with disabilities.
The talk will also include a general discussion of the GNOME project, including how it is sustained and governed and what the community culture is like. Willie will also talk about the tools used to help people collaborate at a distance and how you can become involved.
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Ambient is an intuitive front-end framework for fast, app website development.
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Ambient, from Four51. Ambient was created at Four51 in Early 2015 by Ken Buras.
Ambient is the 2nd step in my vision for the design of layout methodology.You are here: Ambient.
Sometimes I have layout that plays well with a traditional grid paradigm but sometimes I need more. This can mean learning grid classes for structure with floats, off-set columns and media queries. I liked reusing classes for design but I became frustrated with classes for structure that were not very clear.
An open-sourced framework
I wanted to build an open-sourced framework. A lightweight & modular HTML5 layout methodology. The CSS should make use of HTML5 (no classes), and provide layout for both portrait & landscape orientations.
So, I created Ambient.
Ambient
am·bi·ent /'ambēənt/ adjective
- of the surrounding area or environment
- completely surrounding; encompassing
- creating a certain reaction or mood, often a subconscious one, by being wherever people tend to be
- pertaining to or noting sounds that create a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere
- pertaining to or noting close and constant social contact and communication fostered by the Internet or the use of digital devices


Terminal Example
Terminal shows how to create a terminal for a simple serial interface by using Qt Serial Port.
This example shows the main features of the QSerialPort class, like configuration, I/O implementation and so forth. Also, the class QSerialPortInfo is invoked to display information about the serial ports available in the system.
QSerialPort supports two general programming approaches:
- The asynchronous (non-blocking) approach. Operations are scheduled and performed when the control returns to Qt's event loop. QSerialPort emits a signal when the operation is finished. For example, QSerialPort::write() returns immediately. When the data is sent to the serial port, QSerialPort emits bytesWritten().
- The synchronous (blocking) approach. In non-GUI and multithreaded applications, the
waitFor...()
functions can be called (i.e. QSerialPort::waitForReadyRead()) to suspend the calling thread until the operation has completed.
In this example, the asynchronous approach is demonstrated. The Blocking Slave example illustrates the synchronous approach.
Our example contains some GUI widgets:
- MainWindow - is the main application window that contains all the working logic for the serial port programming, including configuration, I/O processing and so forth, while inheriting the QMainWindow.
- Console - is the central widget of the main window, displaying the transmitted or received data. The widget is derived from the QPlainTextEdit class.
- SettingsDialog - is a dialog for configuring the serial port, as well as for displaying the available serial ports and information about them.
The serial port is instantiated in the MainWindow constructor. The main widget is passed as the parent, so the object deletion happens automatically according to the parent and child mechanism in Qt:
MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QMainWindow(parent), ui(new Ui::MainWindow) { ... serial = new QSerialPort(this);
The only QSerialPort signal invoked in this example is readyRead(), which shows that new data has been received and hence available:
... connect(serial, &QSerialPort::readyRead, this, &MainWindow::readData); ... }
Clicking on the Connect button invokes the openSerialPort()
slot:
void MainWindow::openSerialPort() { SettingsDialog::Settings p = settings->settings(); serial->setPortName(p.name); serial->setBaudRate(p.baudRate); serial->setDataBits(p.dataBits); serial->setParity(p.parity); serial->setStopBits(p.stopBits); serial->setFlowControl(p.flowControl); if (serial->open(QIODevice::ReadWrite)) { console->setEnabled(true); console->setLocalEchoEnabled(p.localEchoEnabled); ui->actionConnect->setEnabled(false); ui->actionDisconnect->setEnabled(true); ui->actionConfigure->setEnabled(false); showStatusMessage(tr("Connected to %1 : %2, %3, %4, %5, %6") .arg(p.name).arg(p.stringBaudRate).arg(p.stringDataBits) .arg(p.stringParity).arg(p.stringStopBits).arg(p.stringFlowControl)); } else { QMessageBox::critical(this, tr("Error"), serial->errorString()); showStatusMessage(tr("Open error")); } }
In this slot, the settings are read from SettingsDialog and an attempt is made to open and initialize the serial port accordingly. If successful, the status bar displays a message that the opening was successful with the given configuration; otherwise, a messagebox is displayed with the appropriate error code and message. If the serial port settings have never been called SettingsDialog, then the terminal attempts to open the port with the default settings: 9600 8N1.
Clicking on the Disconnect button invokes the closeSerialPort()
slot:
void MainWindow::closeSerialPort() { if (serial->isOpen()) serial->close(); console->setEnabled(false); ui->actionConnect->setEnabled(true); ui->actionDisconnect->setEnabled(false); ui->actionConfigure->setEnabled(true); showStatusMessage(tr("Disconnected")); }
In this case, handled by the closure of the serial port.
Typing characters in the console invokes the writeData()
slot:
void MainWindow::writeData(const QByteArray &data) { serial->write(data); }
This slot sends the characters typed in the given Console widget to the serial port.
When the serial port receives new data, the signal readyRead() is emitted, and that signal is connected to the MainWindow::readData()
slot:
void MainWindow::readData() { QByteArray data = serial->readAll(); console->putData(data); }
This slot reads the data from the serial port and displays that in the Console widget.
Clicking on the Configure button invokes the show()
slot which belongs to the SettingsDialog widget.
This method displays the SettingsDialog in which the user can choose the desired serial port, see the information about the selected port, and set the desired parameters of the given serial port.
Running the Example
To run the example from Qt Creator, open the Welcome mode and select the example from Examples. For more information, visit Building and Running an Example.
Files:
- terminal/console.cpp
- terminal/console.h
- terminal/mainwindow.cpp
- terminal/mainwindow.h
- terminal/mainwindow.ui
- terminal/settingsdialog.cpp
- terminal/settingsdialog.h
- terminal/settingsdialog.ui
- terminal/main.cpp
- terminal/terminal.pro
- terminal/terminal.qrc
Images:
See also Blocking Slave Example.


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Hello! I'm a Computer Science B.S. at the University of Kansas State seeking software employment.
C#, C/C++, HTML5/CSS/SCSS, Java, Git, Node, Vue.js framework, Python, Arduino Microsoft Office, AutoCAD
Data Structures, Program Testing, Use and Implementation of Programming Algorithms Programming Paradigms, Data Retrieval and Database Design
Used Vue.js and SCSS to contribute to user interface of client. Participated in multiple Agile workflow sprints alongside front-end developers to create more accessible user content.
Developed new watch face for Garmin using their proprietary language Monkey C. Presented my final design to a board of Garmin engineers.
Worked alongside a small team in Unity to develop assets for a new game in a span of twenty-four hours.


--- title: Snarl - Growl notifications for your web app ---
Growl-style notifications for your web app.
Currently v0.3.3
Snarl intends to make it quick and easy to include gorgeous and functional Mac/Growl-style notifications in your web app. It supports desktop, touch/tablet, and mobile devices; has raw JS and LESS/CSS source files; and supports custom timeouts and notification click callbacks. Ripple/wave click effect brought by Waves!
Hit the download link above and in the downloaded snarl.zip
file will be source and minified versions of the JS, CSS and optionally the LESS files too.
Another method of getting the files is cloning the repo via git clone https://github.com/hoxxep/Snarl
. You'll find the files which can be used in projects inside the dist/
folder. If you have cloned the repo and are modifying the source files to suit your project's aesthetic, instead of editing files in the dist folder, edit them inside the src/
folder. Then, in the Snarl repo root directory (provided you have node installed) you can run npm install
, npm install -g gulp
, gulp
and this will watch the source files and rebuild the dist files if any changes occur - automatically compiling the LESS and minifying the source files.
Snarl gives you pre-minified versions of the CSS and JS for immediate embedding into projects. Otherwise, the raw files are still there in case you want to edit them. Included is also snarl.less
which is the source for the compiled CSS, modifying this is the fastest way to change the aesthetic of the notification design or animations to suit your project.
Check out the demos below for usage examples.
Note: Snarl itself does not require jQuery as a dependency, but these examples use jQuery for the click events for clarity.
Adding a notification is really simple with snarl. Specify a title and some text (as a description) and your notification will appear!
{% highlight javascript %} $('#basic-demo').click(function() { Snarl.addNotification({ title: 'Ahoy there, Skipper', text: 'Hello, world!' }); }); {% endhighlight %}Snarl supports optional custom icons in the form of images, SVGs, and glyphicon fonts (such as FontAwesome). For a circular icon you can add a class/style on the image/svg/glyphicon which applies border-radius:50%;
to the icon.
Snarl supports custom timeouts specified in milliseconds or even having no timeouts at all.
Notifications with no timeouts must either be manually dismissed by the user, or can be removed by your code once an event is complete. Updating notifications is done using the ID string returned by Snarl.addNotification()
.
{% highlight javascript %} var noTimeoutNotification = null; $('#no-timeout-open').click(function() { if (Snarl.isDismissed(noTimeoutNotification)) { noTimeoutNotification = Snarl.addNotification({ title: 'No Timeout', text: 'Close the notification by pressing either the dismiss button on the page or in the notification.', icon: '', timeout: null }); } }); $('#no-timeout-close').click(function() { Snarl.removeNotification(noTimeoutNotification); }); {% endhighlight %}
Because notifications are track/modifiable with their IDs, notifications can be updated, reopened, and removed. All options on a notification can be updated later by resupplying the options you wish to change with the Snarl.editNotification(id, options)
function.
{% highlight javascript %} /** * Take user input */ function options() { var title = $('#update-notification-title').val(), text = $('#update-notification-text').val(), icon = $('#update-notification-icon').val(), timeout = $('#update-notification-timeout').val(), dismissable = $('#update-notification-dismissable').prop('checked'); if (title === '') title = 'Notification Title'; if (text === '') text = 'Notification Text'; if (timeout === '') timeout = null; return { title: title, text: text, icon: icon, timeout: timeout, dismissable: dismissable }; } /** * Snarl-related code */ var notification = null; $('#update-notification-open').click(function() { if (!Snarl.exists(notification)) { notification = Snarl.addNotification(options()); } else { Snarl.editNotification(notification, options()); } }); $('#update-notification-close').click(function() { Snarl.removeNotification(notification); }); {% endhighlight %}
If the user clicks a notification, an action can be run. Either a callback function can be executed; a url can be visited; or nothing. These are specified via the action
option. If a function is provided it will be used as a callback, if a string is provided then that url will be visited, or if null
is used then no action will occur. The default value is action: null
.
Visit a url when the user clicks the notification. Note: currently does this by setting window.location
.
This example makes the notification update itself once clicked. The function is passed the notification id as an argument, and has the potential to work with JS MVC frameworks too. Note that if the dismiss button is pressed, then no callback is triggered (subject to change).
{% highlight javascript %} $('#snarl-callback-function').click(function() { var id = Snarl.addNotification({ title: 'Snarl Notification #' + (Snarl.count + 1), text: 'Hello, world! Click this notification.', icon: '', timeout: null, action: function(id) { Snarl.editNotification(id, { text: 'You clicked the notification! Click once more, click the dismiss button, or wait 8000ms to close it.', icon: '', timeout: 8000, action: function(id) { Snarl.removeNotification(id); } }); } }); }); {% endhighlight %}The messages demo is a simple example using jQuery to demo how Snarl notifications could look in a more realistic usage example.
{% highlight javascript %} var typingNotification = null; $('#name').focusout(function() { typingNotification = null; if ($('#name').val()) { Snarl.addNotification({ title: $(this).val(), text: 'Signed in', icon: '' }); } }); $('#message').keypress(function() { if ($('#name').val()) { if (typingNotification === null) { typingNotification = Snarl.addNotification({ title: $('#name').val(), text: 'Is typing...', icon: '', timeout: 2000 }); } else { Snarl.reOpenNotification(typingNotification); } } }); $('#send-message').click(function() { if ($('#name').val() && $('#message').val()) { Snarl.removeNotification(typingNotification); typingNotification = null; Snarl.addNotification({ title: $('#name').val(), text: $('#message').val(), icon: '', timeout: 5000 }); $('#message').val(''); } else { Snarl.addNotification({ title: 'Error', text: 'No name or message entered!', icon: '' }); } }); {% endhighlight %}id
is the string which maps to a Snarl notification. id
s are generated and returned automatically when using .addNotification(options)
.
title
: String - title of the notification.
text
: String - description part of the notification.
icon
: String/HTML - HTML string for an image/svg/glyphicon element to use as a notification icon.
timeout
: Integer/null
action
: String/Function/null
dismissable
: true/false whether the notification is dismissable
Note: for user friendliness, most notifications should be dismissable (and they are by default), hence why dismissable
is omitted in this example.
Set's the default options to be used when adding a new notification.
{% highlight javascript %} // Example: Set default timeout to null Snarl.setDefaultOptions({ timeout: null }); {% endhighlight %}Customise the inner HTML generated for a notification. Notifications automatically have the class .snarl-notification
and id #snarl-notification-[id]
added. ([id]
is the notification ID string returned by .addNotification()
).
Note: notifications must have the snarl-title
, snarl-text
, and snarl-close
classes to hold the title and text, and to have a working close button.
Open a new notification with the specified options. Returns a string that is the notification id
.
Edit an open notification.  If the notification has been dismissed it will re-open the notification with the previous timeout setting.
{% highlight javascript %} // Example: Edit the description on our new notification Snarl.editNotification(notification, { text: 'I\'ve edited the notification text!' }); {% endhighlight %}Attempt to re-open a notification otherwise, if the notification is still open, reset the timeout.
{% highlight javascript %} // Example: Re-open the notification if it was dismissed Snarl.reOpenNotification(notification); {% endhighlight %}Dismiss a notification. Returns true
if the notification was open and false
if it was already dismissed or did not exist. Note removed notifications can still be re-opened or edited, this merely dismisses a notification. Will probably be refactored to .dismissNotification
in the near future.
Checks if a notification is open. Returns true
if the notification has been dismissed or does not exist.
Check if a notification id has been used. Returns true
if notification has been opened with that id
even if it's been dismissd.
Set the title of a notification. Shorthand for .editNotification(id, {title: title})
.
Set the text of a notification. Shorthand for .editNotification(id, {text: text})
.
Set the icon of a notification. Shorthand for .editNotification(id, {icon: icon})
.
Set the timeout of a notification. Shorthand for .editNotification(id, {timeout: timeout})
.


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YASK
Yet Another Stencil Kit: a software framework for creating HPC stencil code. Copyright 2014-2023 Intel Corporation.
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A base class for defining solutions to be kept in a common registry. More...
#include <yc_solution_api.hpp>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::map< std::string, yc_solution_base * > | soln_map |
| Type for a common registry shared among all yc_solution_base objects. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| yc_solution_base (const std::string &name) | |
| Constructor. | |
| yc_solution_base (yc_solution_base &base) | |
| [Advanced] Constructor that uses an existing yc_solution_base to share underlying solutions. | |
| virtual | ~yc_solution_base () |
| Destructor. | |
| virtual void | define () |
| Define all functionality of this solution. | |
| yc_solution_ptr | get_soln () |
| Access the underlying solution. | |
| yc_index_node_ptr | new_step_index (const std::string &name) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_step_index(). | |
| yc_index_node_ptr | new_domain_index (const std::string &name) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_domain_index(). | |
| yc_index_node_ptr | new_misc_index (const std::string &name) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_misc_index(). | |
| yc_number_node_ptr | new_number_node (yc_number_any_arg arg) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_number_node(). | |
| yc_number_node_ptr | first_domain_index (yc_index_node_ptr dim) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_first_domain_index(). | |
| yc_number_node_ptr | last_domain_index (yc_index_node_ptr dim) |
| A simple wrapper for yc_node_factory::new_last_domain_index(). | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static soln_map & | get_registry () |
| Access to the registry. | |
A base class for defining solutions to be kept in a common registry.
This is a wrapper around a yc_solution pointer and a static registry used to hold all yc_solution_base objects.
This base class must be extended via inheritance. When using the provided YASK compiler utility, the define()
method must be overloaded to add stencil equations and other functionality needed to implement the concrete solution.
| typedef std::map<std::string, yc_solution_base*> yask::yc_solution_base::soln_map |
Type for a common registry shared among all yc_solution_base objects.
The map key is the name of the solution.
| yask::yc_solution_base::yc_solution_base | ( | const std::string & | name | ) |
Constructor.
Creates a new yc_solution object and adds this object to the registry.
| yask_exception | if a solution with this name already exists. |
| yask::yc_solution_base::yc_solution_base | ( | yc_solution_base & | base | ) |
[Advanced] Constructor that uses an existing yc_solution_base to share underlying solutions.
This constructor allows the use of object-oriented composition instead of inheritance when creating classes that participate in solution definition.
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static |
Access to the registry.
|
virtual |
Define all functionality of this solution.
If using the provided YASK compiler utility yask_compiler.exe
, when a stencil solution is selected via stencil=name
when invoking make
or via -stencil name
on the YASK compiler command-line, this function in the named solution will be called.
In this case, this function must be implemented by each concrete stencil solution to add vars and equations as needed to define the stencil. In general, any YASK compiler API functions may be called from this function.
For custom code using the YASK compiler library but not the YASK compiler utility, calling define() is possible but optional.
Reimplemented in yask::yc_solution_with_radius_base.


Xiaomi's Mi Watch looks like an Apple Watch but it's half the price
The device is China-only for now.
by Georgina TorbetWhile we await the release of Xiaomi's "Surround Screen" phone, the Chinese company is pushing out another device -- a smartwatch that looks strikingly similar to an Apple Watch. We first heard about the Mi Watch last week, but now we have pricing and a release date, although it will initially only go on sale in China.
Gallery: Xiaomi Mi Watch hands-on | 23 Photos
The Mi Watch has a 44mm face covered by a 1.78-inch AMOLED screen with a 326ppi pixel density. There will be two versions available -- one with an aluminum body and strap, and one with a stainless steel bezel and strap.
It comes with a built-in microphone for making calls or recording voice notes, and there's a speaker for listening to incoming calls or music. There's a eSIM slot to support calls and 4G connectivity, plus Bluetooth and WiFi as you'd expect. And there's GPS and NFC so it can be used for location and contactless payment.
The 570mAh battery promises to last up to 36 hours of use, with the watch powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 4GB processor with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of storage.
The software it runs is MIUI For Watch, which is based on Google Wear OS, and there will be a separate app store available for downloading more apps. It comes with built-in fitness functions for measuring heart rate and sleep, with ten special modes for activities like running, cycling and swimming.
The standard aluminum version of the Mi Watch will cost 1299 RMB ($186) and is on sale in mainland China now, while the exclusive stainless steel version will cost 1999 RMB ($286) and will be released in December. That's about half the price of an entry-level Apple Watch Series 5, which costs $399.
Both versions of the Mi Watch are China-only for now, but there's a chance they could make their way into regional Xiaomi stores in the future.


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Here you can make basic combinational and sequential digital circuits of your choice and simulate them.
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The Five Stages of Editing: Denial, Anger, Bargaining…
(With apologies to Elisabeth Kübler-Ross)
Denial
_Editing the series - let’s say three weeks? Nah, two week - Ok, Bob, one and a half weeks. That should be, like, 3 days to review all the footage, 2 days to do a rough assembly of the episodes, and maybe another 3 days to polish. No worries.
Although I guess we should ask Frank, since he edited the last one. Frank? Frank? What’s with the rocking backward and forward and sobbing?
Must be an artistic thing._
It’ll be trivial. No need to cancel your plans. You can just do it in your spare time. And grab whatever tools you’ve got to hand. It’s a small project. Windows Moviemaker will be fine.
Editing is one of those tasks like programming that takes far longer than you think it will - even if you have already taken this rule into account. Or to put it another way, editing your project will take about as long as it takes NASA to design, build, launch, lose, write about and redesign a satellite - or at least it’ll feel like it..
 All those bits and pieces that you think are great for full-time feature film editor types, but you don’t need to use? Use them. Set up your custom window layout. Organise your project properly, directory structures and all. Find the absolute best way to capture and convert footage. Delete anything you’re not going to need AS SOON AS you know. And if you’ve got any full-on time vampires eating your productivity, stake them sooner rather than later.
Anger
_”[Censored]ing Final Cut Pro just [Censored] crashed out on me! A-[Censored]-gain!
I’m going to find the guy who programmed this piece of [Censored] and [Censored] his [Censored] up a [Censored][Censored][Censored] rolling doughnut!” _
Editing is a lovely job, guaranteed to promote a Zen-like calm in anyone who persues it.

It’s also complex enough and probably old enough that parts of its codebase are only understood by one man who has since left the company that designed it, travelled the world, had a spiritual awakening and now refers to himself as “Lord High Bathtub of the Shamrock Tribe.”.
That’s theoretically not a problem until one of the aforementioned parts of the codebase descides it doesn’t like the cut of your gib. Or the sequence of cuts in your edit.
(Final Cut users, I say to you “Try deleting the prefs file again.”)
Believe it or not, the raging fury you’re currently experiencing might be useful if you need to tear a sabertooth tiger in half with your teeth, but it ain’t going to help you untangle the horrible 27-layer sequence your editing package just deleted half of.
If you’re feeling the editing fury, it’s time to go for a walk. No matter how much a deadline is looming, you’ll solve the problem better after five minutes of stomping around and kicking dustbins.
On a related note, “SAVE AS” a new filename at least once a day. Autosave is great, but I’ve seen editing packages quietly corrupt every autosave - and manual save - for a few hours before they finally gave up the ghost. If you’ve been saving as the same filename for months, and that just got corrupted… Don’t go there.
Bargaining
“Oh, god, I’ve still got 15 hours of interview footage to go. Screw this. I’ll clear one more tape, then I’m locking the edit suite door and watching porn.”
Editing anything significant, particularly if it’s documentary-ish, is a major slog. Do whatever you have to to keep yourself motivated. And yes, I do mean (almost) anything. Just make sure you’ve got Kleenex.
It’s worth starting before you think you have to.
OK, that now sounds totally disgusting, but I just meant a bar of chocolate or something. The brain learns remarkably fast what activities will get it dopamine-producing stuff, and it pushes you toward them. Start celebrating small victories early, and you’ll get into a good pattern.
Don’t let yourself go edit-blind, either. Editing, particularly intense, timing-sensitive stuff is one of those tasks where you can keep going nominally doing work for a good hour after your brain’s knocked off.

   My hard drive’s on USB2.   My cat’s watching this.
I need a hug. “_
You’ve really hit rock bottom.
Good stuff.
There are two options here. Either you’re too close to the darn thing, or there’s actually something seriously wrong with your project. Either way, believe it or not, this is probably good news.
 Go chill. Have a beer. Have a sleep. Have a three-month trip round Thailand. Whatever. Get some distance.
When you come back, you’ll have one of three reactions.
Number one: “WTF? This is awesome!”.  If you spent hours trying to get the Sodding Thing To Work, there’s a good chance you, in fact, succeeded, but didn’t notice.
Number two: “OMG. I r teh noob.”. For non-gamers, this loosely translates as “Oh. I appear to have inadvertantly transformed myself into a total, complete and utter ignoramus. Whoops.”  Fix it, dude.
Number three: “Oh, dear.  It happens to all of us. Polish it up as best you can and release, or junk the entire thing. But before you do either, might be worth having someone else look at it, in case you’re having a bit of an attack of Salinger.
Acceptance
“Render, upload, announce, drink, vomit, pass out.”
No piece of art is ever finished, only abandoned.
Real Artists Ship.
 I want to see it.
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HISTORY OF THE MONROE COUNTY CHAPTER
OF THE OHIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
When Juanita
Rosenlieb attended an Ohio Genealogical Society mini-convention at Salt Fork
State Park in 1984, officers of the OGS asked her for help. They expressed
their desire to see an OGS chapter in Monroe County. Juanita helped organize a
meeting in Antioch in August 1984. In accordance with the wishes of some at the
meeting, the chapter was made a department of the Monroe County Historical
Society. In September 1984, the first meeting of the Monroe County Chapter of
the Ohio Genealogical Society was held. Juanita Rosenlieb served as the first
president. Other officers included: Vice President Gloria Whittaker, Secretary
Mildred Mellott, Newsletter Editor Karen Romick, Query Editor Shirley
Neiswonger, Book Purchasing Chairman Norris Whittaker. The Historical Society s
newsletter was expanded to a quarterly newsletter called The Heritage.
By 1988 members
of the Monroe Chapter agreed that in order for the chapter to realize its
fullest potential, it would be necessary to become an independent organization.
At a meeting held May 1, 1988, it was decided to separate from the Historical
Society. The formation of the independent group was sanctioned by the state
organization, the Ohio Genealogical Society.
With the
support of its members, the Monroe Chapter has grown steadily and strongly since
that time. Working toward its goal of promoting and preserving genealogical
data, the chapter has worked diligently at publishing materials and building
the resources of the Research Room.
A 24-page
quarterly newsletter, The Navigator, is published in January, April,
July and October. An annual index is published in December. The Navigator
has been honored for excellence by the OGS in its annual newsletter
competition.
The chapter has
also published books to make local genealogical records available to
researchers. In 1992, the chapter published Monroe County, Ohio Families.
This volume was a biographical history of Monroe County. It was the first and
only one of its kind ever done on Monroe County.
The chapter
also maintains the Research Room for Local History and Genealogy at the Monroe
County District Library. The chapter has purchased books, periodicals,
microfilm, microfiche and CD-ROMs for the room. In addition, the chapter has
received many donations (most notably of family histories) from its members.
The chapter has also implemented a long-term project to hard bind all the items
in the room. With the donations of members, the chapter has accomplished much
of this goal.
The chapter is
involved in several long-term projects. One project is the publication of the
works of Catharine F. Fedorchak. Mrs. Fedorchak was the foremost genealogist in
Monroe County. For over 40 years, she collected genealogical data throughout
Monroe County. Following her death, the Monroe Chapter was given exclusive
permission to reprint her works. Although she published a newspaper column for
a Monroe County paper, the bulk of her work has never been published and has
not been available to the general public until now.
Another project
is the copying of cemetery inscriptions in Monroe County. Hoping to eventually
publish all cemeteries in Monroe County, the chapter is working at this
valuable and difficult task.
The Monroe
Chapter will continue to work toward the accomplishment of their goals and
welcomes you to join their effort to preserve the genealogical history of
Monroe County.
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Date created: December 7, 2018


import time
import uuid
from pepper.framework.infra.di_container import DIContainer
[docs]class TopicError(ValueError):
pass
[docs]class EventBusContainer(DIContainer):
@property
def event_bus(self):
# type: () -> EventBus
raise ValueError("No EventBus configured")
[docs]class EventBus(object):
"""
Supports publishing of and subscribing to events based on topics.
Events published to a topic are delivered to all subscribers in the order
of their arrival. Publishing and invocation of the subscribed handler
can be asynchronous. Subscribers receive only events that arrive after they
subscribed to a topic.
"""
[docs] def publish(self, topic, event):
raise NotImplementedError()
[docs] def subscribe(self, topic, handler):
raise NotImplementedError()
[docs] def unsubscribe(self, topic, handler=None):
raise NotImplementedError()
@property
def topics(self):
raise NotImplementedError()
@property
def has_topic(self, topic):
return topic in self.topics
[docs]class Event(object):
def __init__(self, payload, metadata=None, id=None):
self._id = id if id else str(uuid.uuid4())
self._payload = payload
self._metadata = metadata if metadata else EventMetadata(timestamp=time.time())
[docs] def with_topic(self, topic):
# type: (str) -> Event
return Event(self._payload, self._metadata.with_(topic=topic), id=self._id)
@property
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# type: () -> EventMetadata
return self._metadata
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return self._payload
def __eq__(self, other):
return self._id == other._id


Written by: Scott Silveri
Produced by: Robert Carlock and Wendy Knoller
Transcribed by: Coffee Mug, Eleonora, Sebastiano & Vanessa
Final check by Kim
[Scene: Central Perk. Everyone's sitting on the couch.Monica and Chandler enter]
Chandler: Hi!
Ross: Hey!
Monica: Hey!
Chandler: We're just here to say goodbye, we're off to Ohio.
Phoebe: Oh, right! Your adoption interview!
Monica: Yep, we're gonna meet the lady who could be carrying our baby.
Joey: I can't believe it. When you guys come back, you're gonna have a baby! That is so weird!
Chandler: And so incorrect!
Monica: She's only a couple of months pregnant. She liked our application but who knows if she's gonna like us.

Chandler: Uhm, thank you, but we're really trying not to get our hopes up.
Monica: And a lot could still get in our way.
Chandler: Yeah. I mean, this girl could decide against adoption or she could like another couple better..
Phoebe: What are you gonna name the baby?
Chandler: I can develop a condition in which I talk and talk and no one hears a word.
Joey: But just think, ok? What if everything goes right? What if this woman does pick you guys?
Monica: Oh my God. She's gonna pick us!
Chandler: So we're standing firm on the 'not getting our hopes up'?
Monica: You know, I know that things could still go wrong but if they don't? If this works out, we're gonna have a baby Chandler, a baby!
Chandler: Yes, but...
 We're gonna make it work!  All right, I'll see you suckers. I'm gonna get me...
OPENING CREDITS
[Scene: Central Perk. Phoebe's speaking to a girl.]
Rachel: (to Joey) Hey, who's Phoebe with?
Joey: I'm gonna say someone I'm gonna have sex with. (the girl leaves and Phoebe goes toward the couch) (to Phoebe) Hey!
Phoebe: Hey!
Joey: So... who's your friend?
Phoebe: Oh, that's Sarah. No, no. Don't you get any ideas, ok? No, I'm not setting you up with any more of my friends!
Joey: OW, why, why, why?
Phoebe: Because you'll date her once, sleep with her and then forget she exists!
Joey: Oh, name one friend of yours that I did that with.
Phoebe: Mandy.
Joey: Mandy, uh? Uh... really hot blonde, big boobs?
Phoebe: No.
Joey: I know why I don't remember her, huh? (he winks at Rachel)
Rachel: Do you think I'm someone else?
Joey: Ok, I may not have treated your friends well in the past, but I have grown up a lot, really. Honest, Rach?
Rachel: Well, believe it or not, it's true. When Joey and I were together, he was wonderful. He was thoughtful and mature. And for the one week that we went out, he didn't sleep with anybody else!
Joey: (pointing at himself) Growth!
Phoebe: Fine, I'll give you her number.
Joey: Ok, thank you. And I promise you I will not forget this one. (he starts writing on his hand) Mandy.
Phoebe: SARAH!
Joey: Saraaah.
Ross: (entering) Hey!
Rachel: Hi!

Rachel: Oh!
Ross: (he takes a baby blue beret out of a shopping box and puts it on) How does this look?
Rachel: Well, it's a little low... pick up a little...
Ross: C'mon! This looks good!
Rachel: Ross, please, trust me. I buy 30 fashion magazines a month. Now, I don't know who's running for president or who that... NATO guy is, but I do know that you have to get as far away as you can from that hat.
Ross: Damnit! I have this date tomorrow night and I have to look cool!
Phoebe: Well, you know, if you want fashion help, Rachel and I are going shopping tomorrow. You're more than welcome to come with us, right?
Ross: Really? That would be great. I mean, I have to do something, she kinda teased me about how I dress.
Joey: I can see why, nice shirt!
Ross: You're wearing the same shirt.

[Scene: The Adoption Agency in Ohio. Monica and Chandler are entering with a man.]
Agency guy: Please, make yourself comfortable and I will back in a moment with Erica.
Monica: Ok, thank you.(the man leaves) Uh, well this is it. Are you OK?
Chandler: Yeah. Just weird, you know. It's like: "Hi, I'm Chandler. May I have the human growing inside you?"
Monica: Uh, we're gonna be great.
Chandler: You're gonna be great.
Monica: Well... obviously!
Agency guy: (he enters with Erica) Monica, Chandler. I'd like you to meet Erica.
Monica: Hi. It is so, so nice to meet you.
Erica: (whispering) Hi...
Chandler: Thank you so much for agreeing to see us.
Erica: Hi.
Agency guy: I'll let you get acquainted.
Chandler: Ok.
Erica: So, it's Monica and Chandler. I only know you as file 0W33815-D.
Chandler: That's what our friends call us.
 It's... kind of intimidating.
Monica: I don't know about that.
Erica: You're kidding me?  But on top of it, you're married to a reverend?
Chandler: (astonished) I don't think that's exactly...
Monica: (overlapping) Let her finish, doctor.
[Scene: Central Perk]
Phoebe: Hey!
Joey: Hey.
Phoebe: Oh, my friend Sarah had a great time last night.
Joey: Well...
Phoebe: Yeah! So you're gonna call this one back?
Joey: Nope.
Phoebe: What are you talking about? Sarah's great!
Joey: Oh, really? You know what your great friend did? We're out to dinner, ok? (he starts talking about the date and we can see what happened through a flashback video) We're getting along, having a really nice time. I was thinking she was really cool. And then, out of nowhere...
(Sarah picks up some fries from Joey’s plate and Joey looks very angry. Then we’re back to Central Perk and Joey does a you-see-what-I-mean look to Phoebe)
Phoebe: That’s it? That’s why you won’t go out with her again? So, she took some fries, big deal!
Joey: Hey, hey, look! It’s not about a few fries... it’s about what the fries represent.
Phoebe: What?
Joey: ALL FOOD!
Phoebe: I’m sorry, I can’t believe I set you up with such a MONSTER!
Joey: Hey, hey, hey, hey. Look. I take a girl out, she can order whatever she wants! The more, the better! All right?  That’s a good way to lose some fingers!
(Rachel enters from the main door)
Phoebe: (to Rachel) Oh
Rachel: Hi
Phoebe: Thank God you’re here. Listen to this!
Rachel: what?
Phoebe: Joey and my friend were out last night and having dinner and she reaches over and takes a few of his fries...
Rachel: Oh! Oh, no!
(Joey looks satisfied)
Phoebe: What? You know about the plate thing?
Rachel: Oh, yeah. Joey doesn’t share food. I mean, just last week we were having breakfast and he had a couple of grapes on his plate and ...
Phoebe: (to Joey) You wouldn’t let her have a grape?
Rachel: Oh no! Not me! Emma!
(Phoebe looks horrified and she turns to watch Joey)
Joey: (mad and pointing a finger to himself) JOEY DOESN’T SHARE FOOD!
  And if you need to, just get an extra plate of fries for the table!
Joey: (he thinks a little, considering the option and seems to be quite satisfied) I like that! A sharing buffer! Yeah! I’ll order some extra fries! Maybe a plate of onion rings. Yeah. And a shrimp cocktail. And some buffalo wings. Maybe an individual pizza, uh? And some mozzarella sticks. (he looks absorbed in his food thoughts) What were we talking about?
[Scene: A clothes store. Ross and Phoebe are shopping]
Phoebe: (to Ross) This place is awesome!
Ross: You know, we should just go, I’m not gonna find anything here! This stuff is ridiculous!
(Rachel arrives with a lot of clothes)
Rachel: Ah, this place is great!
Phoebe: Wow!
 (Rachel sighs). Ok? Nothing with hair! (Rachel sighs again) And nothing with padlocks on it! (Rachel heaves a long disappointing sigh).
Rachel: Ross, look, I know that some of this stuff is out there, but I mean, come on, look at this, look at this sweater! (she picks up a blue sweater). I mean, this is just beautiful!
Ross: (feeling the fabric) Wow, this is really soft (he looks the price). Three hundred and fifty dollars?
Rachel: Yeah, down from seven hundred, you are saving like two hundred bucks!
Ross: Both logic and math are taking a serious hit today.
Phoebe (walking to Ross carrying a black leather jacket): Hey, check this out! It’s totally you!
Ross: Wow!
Phoebe: Yeah!
(Ross wears the jackets and look at himself in the mirror)
Ross: Actually this looks like pretty good! Yeah!(he turns and watches his back and there’s a sign on the back of the jacket, “boys will be boys”) Boys will be boys?
Phoebe: What? They will be!
Ross: All right, that’s it, I’m getting out of here.
Rachel: No, no, no, no! Ross, wait! Come on! You know, there’s other stuff. Here’s a nice shirt, look at these nice pants...
Ross: Uh, actually these might look pretty good on me.
Rachel: Yes, they will! You know what you should do? Just go take a walk, all right? I know your size and I’m... I’m gonna pick up some really good stuff for you.
Ross: Really?
Rachel: Yes! And I know what looks sexy on guys. Please, just wear what I suggest, and she’s gonna go nuts for you.
Ross: So, you’re saying, uh, if I wear these pants I might be getting into hers?
Rachel: (to Phoebe) Why do men keep talking to me like this?
[Scene: The Adoption Agency in Ohio. Monica and Chandler are still talking with Erica.]
Chandler: So, the fact that I am a doctor, and my wife’s a reverend, that’s important to you?
Erica: Yeah, I read some great applications, but then I thought “who better then a minister to raise a child!”
Monica: Amen.
Chandler: Plus I thought the baby would be in good hands with a doctor!
Monica: Uh, good hands. (she holds Chandler hands) Healing hands.
Erica: Reverend, can I ask? Does the bible say anything about adoption?
Monica: It says “Do it!”. And behold she did adopt onto them a baby. And it was good.
Erica: Wow.
Chandler: Yeah, wow.
Erica: I was wondering you both have such serious jobs. (to Monica) Would you have time to take care of a baby and your flock?
Monica: Oh, you know, my flock is good, I mean, yeah, my flock pretty much takes care of themselves at this point. Good flock. Flock, flock, flock.
Erica: (to Chandler) Being a doctor must take up a lot of time.
Chandler: No-ot for me it doesn’t.
(The agency guy enters the room)
Agency guy: So, how’s everything going in here?
Erica: We’re great, I think I may have asked all my questions.
Agency guy: Do you have any question for Erica?
Chandler: Yeah, actually. So, you read a file that you liked and you gave the agency the serial number and they contacted us?
Agency guy: Yes, our system assures total anonimity. We’re very proud of it.
Chandler: You should be. You’re really on top of stuff..
Agency guy: (to Erica) Well, then if there’s nothing else, then the two of us should talk.
Erica: Actually, I don’t think we have to.
Monica: We don’t?
Erica: Yeah, when I read about you two, I was pretty sure I wanted you, but I just thought we should meet face to face. (to the agency guy). I've made my decision. I choose them.
Monica: Oh my God, this is great! This is so great! (to Chandler, who looks bewildered). Did you hear that?
Chandler: Yeah, I did.
Monica: (to Erica) Hey, thank you. Thank you so much. (they hugs). You are SO going to Heaven!
[Scene: Joey’s apartment. Rachel and Phoebe walk in, loaded with bags.]
Rachel: We got some really great stuff!
Phoebe: Yeah, yeah but I am not sure about some of the bra's I got.
Rachel: Oh! Really? Do you wanna try some of them on for me?
Phoebe: Oh! okay. Wait, are we in Joey's imagination?
Rachel: (looking into one of her shopping bags) Oh no! I took one of Ross' bags by
mistake, and one of mine is missing.
Phoebe: oh, well, Ross probably has it, you can get it from him later.
[Scene: Ross walks into Central Perk, wearing a pink and white ladies shirt. Joey is on the couch]
Ross: (to Joey) So? What do you think? (Shows himself - Joey observes him with a strange look on his face.)
Joey: I think were not wearing the same shirt anymore!!
Ross: (not getting it) Yeah! Yeah! Rachel picked it out for me. She told me to trust her and you know what? I'm glad I did! I turned quite a few heads on my way over here.
Joey: (now laughing a little) Dude, I really don't think you should be wearing that.
Ross: Oh, I see, somebody is afraid of a little competition with the ladies?
Joey: (looking a little agitated now) Looks like someone IS the ladies!!
 Yeah, now if you'll excuse me (getting up and taking his coat) I have a date. (As he is walking out, everyone turns and stares at him) See?
[Scene: Monica and Chandler's hotel room. They enter.]
Chandler: We are NOT signing those papers.
Monica: Why not?
Chandler: It's wrong. They made a mistake. They think we're somebody else.
Monica: God works in mysterious ways.
Chandler: You have gotta stop!
Monica: But she liked us.
Chandler: She likes Doctor Chandler and Reverend Monica.
Monica: Well, if you think about it, I am kind of like a Reverend. I mean, as a chef, I serve God, by feeing the hungry and poor. (looks very convinced about what she just said)
Chandler: Your Veal Chop is $34,95!
Monica: C'mon Chandler, I think we have been given an opportunity. I mean, the mistake has already been made. They are writing up the paper right now.
Chandler: But we are not the one she chose! How can you feel okay about this?
Monica: (very emotional) Because... We may not be who she thinks we are but no-one will ever love that baby more than us.
Chandler: I know..
Monica: I mean, who knows how long it's gonna take for someone else to give us a baby? What if, what if no one ever picks us?
Chandler: oh, honey..
Monica: (Almost crying) Please.. please, we are so close.
Chandler: Monica, I want a baby too, but this woman is giving away her child. She deserves to know who it's going to.
Monica: (realizes Chandler is right. She's almost crying) okay, right. (They hug)
Chandler: So, we'll tell the truth and who knows, maybe she'll like us for us.
Monica: (sniffing) Maybe she will. Uh! Why couldn't I have been a Reverend?
Chandler: You're Jewish.
Monica: Technicality!
[Scene: A restaurant. Joey is on his date with Phoebe’s friend, Sarah. They are sitting opposite each other on a table for two. Their waiter approaches with two plates.]
Waiter: A garden salad for the lady (sets the plate down)
Joey: Oh, that looks great! Good ordering!
Waiter: Seafood platter for the gentleman and extra fries. Enjoy!
Sarah: Mmmh, those fries look delicious.
Joey: oh, I didn't know you liked French fries. Help yourself! What's mine is yours. (Sarah reaches over and takes a few fries)
Sarah: (looks over at Joey's platter) Oh wow, are those stuffed clams?
Joey: Uuuh.. yes, they are my stuffed clams.
(Sarah, is grinning and starts to reach over to Joey's plate to take a few clams)
Joey: How about those fries though, huh? (Holds the plate between Sarah’s fingers and his plate, thus blocking her from reaching his)
Sarah: They are delicious (takes a few from the plate, puts one in her mouth and places the rest on her plate, then starts to reach over to Joey's platter again)
Joey: (Spotting her movements takes her hand into his own) You are beautiful, you know that?
Sarah: Oh, that is so sweet..
Joey: Oh (grinning, trying to hold in his impatience with her) okay.. (she takes her hand back)
(Then she reaches over again and Joey moves his plate a little to the left, and she misses, then she reaches out again, and he moves his plate to the right , so she misses again. She tries a third time and this time, Joey pushes his plate so far to the left, it drops off the edge of the table)
Joey: (Visibly annoyed) NOW look what you did!!
Sarah: What? what is the matter with you?
Joey: I don't like it when people take food off of my plate, okay?
Sarah: But you just said "What's mine is yours"?
Joey: WELL, I DIDN'T MEAN IT!
Sarah: Fine, I'm sorry, I didn't think it was that big a deal.
Joey: I'm sorry, I'm overreacting.
(Sarah looks a little disgusted)
[Scene: Ross and his date walk into a lobby. They are both wearing their jackets]
Girl: Wow, this place looks great.
Ross: Oh!  (The girl is looking in the other direction as Ross is taking off his own coat, revealing the pink and white ladies shirt) and I'm so glad, we're finally doing this.
Girl: Me too! (starts to take her coat off)
Ross: Here (gets behind her to help. When the coat comes off we see she is wearing the exact same shirt Ross is wearing. They look at each other, shocked. They abruptly put their coat back on) So this was fun! (They leave the room and head into opposite directions)
[Scene: Back at the restaurant with Joey and Sarah. Joey is holding Sarah's hands]
Joey: I really am sorry about, you know..before. I just want to make sure you know that I really do like you.
Sarah: Sure (smiling) Just not as much as clams.
Joey: (Jokingly) Well, stuffed clams.
(The waiter arrives with their deserts)
Waiter: Chocolate Torte for the lady, cheesecake for the gentleman.

Waiter: Yes, that's Raspberry coule.
 (Looks at the waiter and then to Joey)
Joey: Oh, all right, I'll just have what she's having instead.
Waiter: Oh, I'm sorry sir, that was our last piece.
Sarah: Mmmm! Mmm!
(Sarah's beeper starts bleeping)
Sarah: Oh, no! This is work. I should call in. Can you excuse me?
Joey: Oh yeah, sure. No problem.
(Joey's looking at Sarah's dessert, and takes her plate.)
Sarah: What are you doing? I thought you don't share food.
Joey: Sure I do. (holding up his own dessert) Coule?
Sarah: (laughing) No.  This is a two way street.
Joey: (laughing) Really?
Sarah: Really! Now this all better be here when I come back. (puts her plate back at her side of the table)
Joey: Yeah, of course. I can control myself. (laughs uneasily and Sarah leaves the room)
(Joey sits sideways on his chair, looking at Sarah's chocolate torte, and then looking away from it, nervously playing with his fork, drumming with it on the table every now and then.)
Joey: (to the torte) Stop staring at me!
(He then straightens himself, and looks at the torte)
Joey: Why, just a tiny little...
(He takes a little piece of Sarah's dessert. At first he doesn't think it's that special, but then...)
Joey: Oh-oh!
TIME LAPSE
(Sarah enters the room again, and stops when she sees her dessert is missing. Joey has emptied her plate, and has a chocolate covered mouth, just like a kid.)
Joey: I'm not even sorry.
[Scene: The Adoption Agency in Ohio. Monica and Chandler are entering.]
Erica: Hi!
Adoption Agency guy: Hey.
Chandler: Hey.
Agency guy: So, these are the preliminary forms for an open adoption. There's a lot to go over, but I'll explain everything as we go through it.
Monica: (pointing to a picture on the table) I-Is... Is that a picture?
Erica: Yeah. It's a sonogram they took of the baby last week. I thought you might want to see it. (gives it to Monica, who looks at it for a long time, and then shows it to Chandler)
Monica: Look, doctor!
(Chandler takes Monica's hand, and gets serious) Look, before we sign anything we really have to talk...(pause) We're not who you think we are.
Agency guy: I don't understand.
Chandler: The agency must have made some mistake. My wife is not a reverend and I'm not a doctor.
Erica: What?
Agency guy: That's impossible.
Chandler: I could perform an operation on you and prove it if you'd like.
Agency guy: I'll go check your file. Excuse me.
Erica: So who are you?
Chandler: Well, our names really are Monica and Chandler. We're from New York.
Monica: Yeah, but the important thing to know about us, is how much we would care for this little baby. (holds up the sonogram)
Erica: So you lied to me before?
Monica: Well, we... (makes quotation signs in the air) "bore false witness"... See I could be a reverend.
Erica: I can't believe this.
Monica: But we were hoping that since we told you the truth that you still might consider...
Erica: Giving you my baby? You think I'd give you my child after this?
Monica: Well, you don't have to decide right now, but if you could just look at our file...
Erica: I don't want to look at your file! This is over.
(She leaves the room, but Chandler runs after her. They meet in the hallway.)
Chandler: Erica wait!
Erica: I've nothing to say to you. (walks a few paces)
Chandler: You have every reason to be upset. We did lie. But only because we've been waiting and trying to have a baby for so long. Now we don't know how long it's gonna be before we can get another chance again.
Erica: Why don't you ask the reverend to pray on it?
Chandler: Erica, please. Just consider us. Ask them to see our file. Our last name's Bing. My wife's a chef and I'm in advertising.
Erica: Oh yeah. I actually liked you guys. But it doesn't matter, because what you did was wrong. (walks away again, but Chandler catches up with her again)
Chandler: But you did like us. And you should. My wife's an incredible woman. She's loving and devoted and caring. And don't tell her I said this but the woman's always right... I love my wife more than anything in this world. And I... It kills me that I can't give her a baby... I really want a kid. And when that day finally comes, I'll learn how to be a good dad. But my wife... she's already there. She's a mother... without a baby... Please?
(They look at each other. We switch back to Monica. Chandler opens the door and she turns to look at him.)
Chandler: You still want that baby?
(Monica plays those words back in her mind and then smiles and runs to Chandler, who is twisting with joy. They hug.)
Monica: God bless you Chandler Bing!
COMMERCIAL BREAK
[Scene: Central Perk. Joey's on the couch when Ross walks to him, with his jacket closed.]
Ross: Turns out this sweater is made for a woman.
Joey: (nods) So, why are you still wearing it?
Ross: Because it's soft... Hey, so how was your date?
Joey: Ooh... Not so good.
Ross: Well, looks like it's just the two of us tonight, huh old buddy?
Joey: Yeah, and you know what? We could do a lot worse.
(they shake hands the way friends would. There's a muffin on the table, and Ross breaks off a piece and wants to put it in his mouth.)
Joey: (shouting to Ross) JOEY DOESN'T SHARE FOOD!
(Ross puts the piece back on the plate)
end


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2 Chronicles 26:13
And under their hand was an army, three hundred thousand and seven thousand and five hundred, that made war with mighty power, to help the king against the enemy.


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