Queens, New York
Warung Selasa
Shop while you wait for a table in this tiny Indonesian eatery within a mini-mart.
by lukefaterIf there’s a wait for a table at Warung Selasa, kill time by perusing several aisles of hard-to-find Indonesian groceries. You won’t have to go far when your table is ready. It’s just in the back of the store. Three days a week, this becomes one of the smallest restaurants in New York City.
Indonesian emigre Dewi Tjahjadi opened the Indo Java mini-mart in 2008 to create a meeting place for the Elmhurst neighborhood’s Indonesian community. After developing a loyal customer base and becoming a hub for the community, she began cooking lunch one day a week in 2016, serving two customers at a time on a single folding table in the back of the store. There was no menu: She would tell you the one dish she was serving for lunch that day and ask if that was okay.
Today, there is still no menu, and while her fanbase has spread by word of mouth and several media outlets have caught wind of her delicious and affordable meals, the only additions have been an extra table and a second chef. With assistance from Tjahjadi’s friend, Warung Selasa now serves lunch three days a week to accommodate the influx of clients, offering Indonesian classics such as nasi campur (tamarind-curried vegetables and rice with a rotating array of proteins, from fried kingfish to chicken to beef jerky, depending on the day), nasi gudeg (jackfruit boiled in coconut milk with rice, chicken, spicy beef, and egg), and soto ayam (chicken soup with turmeric, prawn crackers, and noodles).
Tjahjadi’s bakso beranak is a giant, hollowed-out beef ball filled with smaller beef balls, a perfect fit for this charming restaurant nestled within a grocery store.
Know Before You Go
Tjahjadi cooks lunch on Tuesdays, while another chef cooks on Thursday and Sunday. Food is served from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., or until they run out. Check Tjahjadi’s Instagram to find out upcoming Tuesday offerings.
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- http://chopsticksandmarrow.com/2017/10/chef-dewi-elmhursts-tuesday-ambassador-of-indonesian-cuisine/
- http://www.eattheworldnyc.com/2018/01/warung-selasa-at-indo-java-groceries.html
- https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/28/dining/indonesian-food-kopi-kopi-warung-selasa-review.html
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uikOKrrwsfw


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Wednesday, March 01, 2006
I woke at 2:30 AM and couldn’t go back to sleep thinking about the DVD we watched yesterday. I don’t know what should or can be done. I fear that there isn’t anything that can stop the evil that is upon the world today. Yet we are told that fear is of the devil. I worked on the cabin plans for a while today. At 3:30 PM I watched a show on TV. Mae went out to lunch with Jackie today. This evening she went to a Institute of Religion program with Gail and her Mother. I installed my fishing rod holders in my pickup and fishing tent this evening. I then came in and got me something to eat and turned the TV on and watched “Mighty Joe Young” even though I have seen it before. Mae got home just before 9 PM. I made my journal entry and worked on cabin plans.
Thursday, March 02, 2006
I got up about 5 AM and instead of going back to bed for fear of waking Mae, I laid down in the recliner. We got up at 7:30 AM in order to make a doctors appointment at 9 AM. Dr. Jensen went over the test results and confirmed that I do have a hieratical hernia. He said there doesn’t show any tissue changing at this time but wants to watch for that especially because that can turn cancerous. He had me schedule another upper scope for three months with his desk. I talked with Maggie Klaas and will go to their place at 1 PM to give them an estimate on some repairs. After checking Klaas’s needs I spent a couple of hours getting prices on materials. I had time to do some drawing on the bathroom Klaas wants me to put in. Mae fixed us some dinner and then we left for Salt Lake to attend a concert by the Tabernacle Choir. Bryce and Deanna met us at the conference center and we enjoyed the concert together. Afterwards we invited them to stay the night with us. It was after 10 PM when we got home and we stayed up until after mid-night.
Friday, March 03, 2006
We stayed up until after mid-night visiting with Bryce and Deanna. We sang Happy Birthday to Deanna about 12:05 AM. We slept well and got up shortly before 8 AM. Mae prepared a very nice breakfast of fish, hash browns, eggs and muffins. We visited while eating and then cleared up the table. Mae and I showed Bryce some of our presentations and explained how the program worked. I loaded some of our picture files onto the disk of the presentations that I thought might help them on their mission. Chad came and got Bryce and they went hiking. Deanna packed up their belongings and I think she went to Shanna’s. I worked on the estimate for Klaas’s. Mae and I ate some lunch. At 4:15 PM we left for Mike’s where we had dinner with them. Becky had prepared a nice meal. After eating Mike, David, Tayler, Mae and I went to a basket ball game where Tayler played. Her team won the game but it was very close. When we went back to Mike and Becky’s home Mike, Becky, Mae and I played two games of Rook. Mike & Becky beat Mae and I both games. Before leaving to come home we got talking.  I don’t know if it will help her or not. I know that Mae was very disturbed by what Mike said and what is happening with our family. I am also very concerned. We thought that we had been good parents and had taught our family well. But while we were on our mission things seemed to start falling apart. Terry’s death, Sandi’s engagement is a concern, David and Jeff both struggling with their testimony, Shellie is struggling with her calling and I am not sure about what we should do. Mae was very upset as we came home. When we left for our mission call I felt that my family was really doing well but now I wonder.
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Mae didn’t get to sleep until almost 4 AM worrying about our children. I woke shortly after that and couldn’t get back to sleep because of the same reason. At 7:45 AM I woke Mae and Bob called right after that and said he would have biscuits & gravy ready in 30 minutes. We ate with them and then had to hurry to get ready to go to the Salt Lake Temple. We stopped on the way and got Mae’s cell-phone from Gail. We got to the Temple in plenty of time and went through the 11:45 AM session with Chelci. We enjoyed being in the Temple with Chelci and Steve. We went out to eat at the Olive Garden with Sandi, Chelci, Steve, Steve’s Mother, three brothers and a sister-in-law. It was after 4:30 PM before we got home. I worked on the bid and plans for Maggie Klaas. I called Maggie and gave her the prices. She wants me to put the railing in next Wednesday and she will wait for time to evaluate her mother’s condition. We did go to bed before 10 PM tonight.
Sunday, March 05, 2006
We slept in until 7:45 AM and with it being Fast Sunday we had a little extra time. We got on the internet and I wrote a letter to Roger Silvia in reply to his e-mail asking for more help. It is hard to turn these people down but I just don’t know if we should continue sending them money. I filled out our donations for this month. We pay our tithing, fast offerings, missionary fund, and into the perpetual education fund but I don’t know if we should send money to those need it in the Philippines. If so where does it end? We attended our meetings and enjoyed the spirit there. I was a little concerned at the number of children that wanted to bear testimony and were to young to know except to giggle and have some one tell them what to say. Bob & Carroll had us eat dinner with them. Bob is such a good cook and his food is so good. Mae came down stairs and called her Aunt Joy. I visited a while then came down thinking I would take a short nap before we went over to Scott & Mishelle’s. Mae was still on the phone so I got on the computer and started this journal. I looked at the clock and realized it was 4:45 PM and we needed to be at Scott’s at 5 PM. I don’t know where the time went. Mishelle had prepared a nice meal and we enjoyed being with them. They had a meeting to attend at 7 PM so we tended their children. We played games, I took a nap and we watched a Star War show. I really didn’t make much since of the show and I do not understand why anyone would make such hideous creatures act like humans. I think our world is sick. Scott and Mishelle’s meeting was a lot longer than they thought it would be. When they got home we had to leave. It was 10:30 PM before we got home. While I was making this entry Mae popped corn and prepared some things for me for tomorrow.
Monday, March 06, 2006
I got up early and was down to Randy’s shortly after 5 AM. We went up to Strawberry ice fishing. We fished until after 2 PM and moved areas several times. Randy did catch one fish just before we packed up and came home. It was 5:45 PM when I got home. Mae had Robin Walker and her family over for diner and F.H.E. Mae saved a plate for me. After a lesson we played Clue, Robin won. I got sun burn while fishing. I didn’t expect it as it was heavily clouded all day. We went to bed early tonight.
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
I woke early and used the bathroom but didn’t read my scriptures as the batteries in my palm pilot were very low. I was still very tired so lay back down with Mae. After breakfast I put the snowmobiles and trailer in the back. I cleaned up my fishing equipment and put the in the sled and put it away in the shed. I hooked up the tool trailer and prepared to go do a small job for Clair Redding in Farmington. I typed a letter to Roger Sylvia concerning the money he keeps borrowing from us. I hope he will learn something from it. One of my biggest concerns is that not once has he acknowledged receiving the money or expressed thanks for it. I stopped at Durk’s Plumbing and bought a garbage disposal and then went to Redding’s and installed it. I then went to Home Depot and bought the material for Klaas’s job. They didn’t have all the material at the Layton store. David called me as I drove home. He had some questions about remodeling their basement. He also wanted to find some time when we could get together with them. Mae had dinner ready when I got home.  Also after I went to bed last night Mae got the message that I wouldn’t be having a meeting tonight. Therefore after dinner I called Brother and Sister Mitchell to see if we could come over this evening Home Teaching. They said that would work with them so Bob and I went over and had a nice visit with them. Mae and I Drove over to the Riverdale Home Depot this evening and bought the rest of the parts I need for the Klaas job. Mae and I read from our book for a while. Mark came down with a suggested list of plants for the garden. I informed him that if I start the house in Wyoming I would not be here to help with the garden. It was after 10 PM before we went to bed.
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
I got up at 5:30 AM and left for work at 7:40 AM. I worked at Klaas’s installing railing between their dinning area and the family room. I had it almost completed when Maggie came home. She wants me to put new railing going up from the living room to the upstairs. It was 5:30 PM when I got home. I showered and fixed myself some dinner and then Bob and I went Home Teaching to Brother and Sister Johnston and to the Jackson’s. Mae went with Gail and her mother to a Institute class this evening. She didn’t get home until 9:30 PM. I worked on the computer to gather income tax information. It was after 10:30 PM before we started to bed.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
I woke at 4:30 AM and couldn’t go back to sleep. It snowed last night and is snowing hard this morning. I tried to decide what to do with going to work. I can’t cut wood out in this weather but decided to get the stain and finish and do what I can with out building the additional railing. I went out to go to work but it was storming so hard I just came back into the house. I did use Bob’s snow blower and clean the driveway and front walks. The weather cleared some by 11 AM so I went to work at Klaas’s. It took me quite a while to cut the trim for the post base. I started to stain the railing and realized that I would be very late if I did it my self. I called Bob and he came over and helped me. it was 7:30 PM when I got home and Mae had her study group at our house so I just got the income tax information and took it over to Mr. Sorenson. After eating dinner, I did some book work on the computer and then filled in my journal. We soon went to bed.
Friday, March 10, 2006
Bob went with me this morning to Klaas’s and we put the first coat of Urethane on the railing. With Bob’s help it took us 2 ½ hours. Mae prepared breakfast shortly after I got home. I took a nap and then put up a shelf above the washer and dryer. I next installed an electrical plug strip at the end of the cabinets. I also repaired the dish washer while I had it out to run the electric line. Roy and Shellie came just as I was finishing. Mae had a nice dinner ready shortly after they came. They gave Mae and I a beautiful book of pictures of the activity’s he have enjoyed with our family during the past year. Also for my Birthday they gave me picture box on fishing. It is really cute. I called and invited Jef and Gail over. We played a game of “Marbles”. It was interesting that Jeff and Gail ended up winning when it looked for a long time that Mom and I were way ahead and Jeff and Gail in last place. After Jeff and Gail left we played a game of “Knock”, Roy was the winner of that game. Mae then gave me a hair cut before we went to bed.
Saturday, March 11, 2006 Chelci & Steve’s Wedding Day
It has been a wonderful day but it is now 10:25 PM and we are completely beet and ready for some rest. Mae got up just before 7 AM and I woke with the alarm at 7 AM. Mae and I prepared breakfast. Roy and Shellie got up and got ready for breakfast. After breakfast we had to leave as Chelci asked if I would be a witness. Roy and Shellie came a little later. The Temple ceremony was very beautiful and I enjoyed the advice that was given them. We had all our family except Jeff, David & Shauna. It was sad to think of them not being there. Pictures were taken after the session in front of the Temple. Jeff & Gail, Roy & Shellie and Mae & I went out to eat at the Lion’s House. We got there just at dinner time so we had to wait for a little while. We drove out to Stansbury where Jeff, Gail, Roy and I laid back in the seats and took a nap. Shellie & Mae went to Tooele where they bought a card and a bow for the present that Roy and Shellie gave. Family pictures were taken at 4:30 PM and then at 5 PM they held a special Ring Ceremony. Following that was the Wedding Reception. The line held for about a hour and then they just visited with people as they came. Chelci sang a song especially dedicated to Steve. The D.J. but on some music and opened it to dancing. Mae and I enjoyed dancing. We also enjoyed visiting with some of our old friends from out there. at 8:30 PM the reception broke up and the Newly Weds left for the Honeymoon, as they drove away Sandi broke down and cried. We stayed and helped load up the gifts before leaving for home. It was almost 9:30 PM when we got home very tired.
Sunday, March 12, 2006
I slept most of the night in the chair. We slept in so had to hurry to be ready in time for Church. Priesthood and Sacrament meeting were very good but I slept through most of Sunday school. Bob and Carroll invited us for dinner. We got word from Bryce and Deanna this morning that Doug and Karen had been involved in an automobile accident in which both Doug and Karen were hospitalized. After dinner I called and talked to Sandy and got better information. Time went by fast and before long it was time for us to go over to Scott and Mishelle’s to tend their children while they went to a meeting. On the way over there, Shellie called to let us know that they had arrived at Page ok. They were going to go on home tonight. We were at Scott’s until after 9 PM. Mae spent the evening playing with the children. I capsulated our Mannatech nurturance’s and finished just before Scott and Mishelle got home. When we got home I filled in my journal. Mae fixed us some cottage cheese, peaches and toast to eat before we went to bed.
Monday, March 13, 2006
It snowed last night so we changed our plans and didn’t go to Wyoming. We slept in and then I helped Bob clean sidewalks and driveways for both our house and Sherrie’s. We ate breakfast at 11 AM. I worked on the computer figuring our statements. I was all afternoon working on them. Carroll made some apple cake using raw cane sugar so I will try a piece of it and see what it does to me. this evening we watched a couple of talks from General Conference and then watched the movie “Roman Holiday”. Sister Maggie Klaas called and she will be bringing her mother home this weekend so she needs some handrails installed.
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
We got up and went to the Temple. On the way home we stopped and got some parts for Klaas’s handrails.
Mae prepared lunch after we got home. I got on the computer and got our credit report. It is in good shape. I sanded a hand rail and stained it. I also worked on printing a picture of me with the salmon I caught in Alaska. Mae used it to put in the picture box Shellie and Roy gave me for my Birthday. Mae did quite a bit of packing for us to go to Mike & Becky’s Thursday morning and then down to Roy and Shellie’s on Monday. This evening Mae went to a Relief Society Birthday Party and I went to a High Priest Group leadership meeting. We both got home about the same time. We went over to the grocery store for some soup Mae needed for a casserole she is making. I finished the hand rail this evening and will mount it at Klaas’s tomorrow. I filed out my journal and we went to bed.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
When we got up it had snowed hard during the night. After breakfast Mae went over to Georgia’s and spent the day with her. Last night Georgia had been operated on for cists and had her ovaries removed. I went over to Klaas’s and installed two handrails for them. As I was going to Klaas’s I was going to get on the freeway. The weather has warming up and the roads were wet but not slippery. As I approached the entrance in Clearfield I had the feeling that I shouldn’t get on the freeway. I stayed on the main street and went to Layton that way. As I got to The Home Depot I looked towards the freeway and the traffic was backed up and stopped. When I came out of the store the traffic was still stopped and as I started towards Kaysville I looked at the freeway and it was just starting to move. I thought it was neat that Our Father In Heaven would inspire me over something as small as that! I was about 2 hours at Klaas’s. When I came home I started on the computer but Bob asked me to check Sherrie’s to check her kitchen stove. That took two hours and found that the main control panel would have to be replaced and that would cost about $250 for the part. I worked on the computer and took a ½ hr nap. When Mae came home we ate and packed to go to Mike & Becky’s. We will take all our things so that we can go from Mike’s and go to Shellie’s. Mae went to am interview with the Bishop. He asked her to be a Substitute Gospel Teacher. It was 8:20 PM before we left for Mike’s. We finished reading volume 2 of the Prelude to Glory and started volume 3 as we drove. After getting there Mae and I helped where we could. I helped Becky prepare some hamburger for the freezer. It was almost 11 PM before we got to bed. Mae went to bed while I was writing this entry so I played a couple of games before I went to bed.
Thursday, March 16, 2006
We slept in until after 7 AM. Mike and Becky was a while before they got away. Then they had to come back because Mike forgot to download the Reno area map into his unit. I figured what materials I would need to put outlets and a light in the garage and called Mike to see if he wanted me to do it. I also figured material for some shelves for Tayler. Mae spent time with the little girls in reading stories, going for walks and playing. I mailed a letter and a CD with the plans of the cabin to Tracy Larson who is associated with Heber Valley Log Works. I ask him if he could help me with the design of the vaulted ceiling. I took it to the post office along with mailing a package for Samantha and mailed the first volume of the “Prelude to Glory” to Jeff. After dinner we took David to a basket ball game. David’s team won by more than 20 points. Mattie fell asleep on the way home so we just carried her upstairs and put her in bed. David and I made some refreshments while Mae read a story to Jessica and then put her to bed. David, Taylor, Mae and I them played Rummy. David was ahead but he left to sleep over at a friend’s home. Mae was ahead but I went out at the same time as going over 500 points, so that made me the winner. We soon went to bed after that.
Friday, March 17, 2006
Mae slept in until 7 AM and I slept in until 7:30 AM. We worked together and made breakfast. I worked on my plans and then just as I had the footing layer about finished I erased the complete layer by mistake. David and I ran electrical outlets to Mikes work bench and one outside. We also installed a shop light over the workbench. After dinner this evening David, Mae and I went over to The Home Depot for some electrical wire staples and then on the way home we stopped for some frozen yogurt. Mae is spending individual time with each child. That is the reason we just took David with us this evening. After getting home Mae put the little girls to bed. David, Taylor, Mae and I played games. It was 11:30 PM before we got to bed.
Saturday, March 18, 2006
It was a little after 7 when we got up this morning. Mae was busy with tending the children. She did have David and Tayler help her with dishes and vacuuming. I spent most of the day working on cabin plans. While I worked on the computer we also watched a cute show on TV. The story was taken from a real story of a couple who uses a drug for her to get pregnant and she gives birth to six babies. Mae took Tayler shopping to Wal-Mart but the one that I gave her directions to has been relocated. David gave us information as to where it was now located but I did not understand his directions so that got Mae more confused. She finally ask for directions and found it but then she couldn’t find her way home. It made an interesting afternoon for her. This evening we started to watch a movie on DVD but turned it off and played games with David. I took Tayler to a friend at 7 PM for a Birthday Party and picked her up at 10 PM. She seemed to have had a good time. It was going on 11 PM before we got to bed.
Sunday, March 19, 2006
David and I got up early and went to Stake Priesthood meeting at 7:15 AM. It had snowed heavy during the night and was still snowing this morning. They had asked a Brother Brown to be the main speaker. He has been a counselor in the Provo Temple Presidency, a member of the Quorum of Seventies and assigned to the Orient, a Mission President in Japan, a Stake President and a Bishop. He spoke about the blessings of the Temple and did a very good job. I helped Mae prepare breakfast and then got time for a few minutes nap before we went to Church. Bishop Residori, the previous Bishop, ask me about serving a mission in the Philippines. I was a while after meetings visiting with him. We had a nice dinner and after watched the movies “Johnny Lingo” and Finding Faith in Christ”. I got a good chance to visit with David and Tayler about my testimony of the Church. This evening we had a light super. I talked with Steven Hulet, Mark’s son, about some work he would like me to do for him. I agreed to call him when I get back from Arizona and the trip to Idaho Falls to finish the sheep rock in Chad Porters basement. David, Mae and I played “Knock” for a while before we went to bed. Mae won a game and David won a game but I lost both times.
Monday, March 20, 2006
We got up at 4:30 AM and were ready to leave before 6 AM but Mae wanted to wait until David got up before leaving. We went as fare as Fillmore where we stopped for a few groceries and treats. We had snowy weather and some slippery roads until just before Fillmore but the roads were ok from there on. We also filled up with gas. We next stopped in Cedar City and visited with Dale Corry from Middleton Timber Inc. about log homes. He gave me several ideas and I was very impressed with their system. We stopped in St. George for a break and bought a Sub-Way sandwich. As we crossed the Arizona State line there was a semi that had jack-knifed and the second trailer was tipped over and blocked the road. We were able to drive into the bar pit and get around it. The traffic seemed very bad as we went through Las Vegas and a 5 gal. Bucket flew out of a pickup in front of us and went under our car. It drug for quite a way before it broke loose and came out. I don’t think it did any damage but it did make us nerves as there was no where we could stop. We stopped in Kingman and bought some soup and got gas before coming on to Shellie and Roy’s. We stayed up visiting until quite late.
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Jase woke up at 5:30 AM and that woke us. I didn’t get back to sleep thinking about the cabin. I finally got up at 7 AM and showered and got dressed. Shellie soon had breakfast ready for us. I spent several hours redrawing the cabin plans after having Shellie and Mae give me some suggestions. Shellie and I did play a game of chess. Quint has a chess set with the players being designed after the Star Wars characters. This made it very hard to remember which players were which, for example; each of the four knights is different characters and the same with all the other pieces. The only uniformity is the pawns. Anyway Shellie beat me. Shellie and I were able to talk about some of the problems that she is having with her calling. I hope I was able to give her some helpful advice. I tried to find a replacement window for the window over their cabinet but was unable to find the company that manufactured this brand. This evening Mae and Shellie went to the Bridle Shower for Roy’s Sister’s daughter. She will be getting married this coming Friday. I tried to spend time with the boys. They wanted to watch a show on TV so I let them pick a movie. I tried to not be too critical and they picked one that was supposed to be funny but I saw no hummer in it. When I ran out of popcorn I fell asleep and when I woke the boys had gone to bed. Roy had just got home from work. I tried to explain the situation with the windows but I have to be very careful how I say things to Roy. We came upstairs to go to bed about 11 PM. We were a while after that before we actually got to bed.
Wednesday, March 22, 2006
We did not get up until 8 AM. Shellie prepared breakfast of waffles this morning. I spent all morning working on plans. Shellie, Mae and the boys went to see a movie. I spent the rest of the afternoon getting one page of the plans printed so that I might get help designing the roof structure. When I went to Home Depot they told me to look up Warehouses on the inter-net to get the material specifications. We got work that today that Roy’s niece and her fiancée have called the wedding off. I guess that is better now than after Saturday. I played several games of Connect Four with Kevis. He won about as many times as did I. We watch the show “Anna and the King” this evening before going to bed. We were after mid-night getting to bed.
Thursday, March 23, 2006
I worked on plans most of the morning. About noon I worked on Shellie’s dishwasher. I called Chris at Durk’s and asked him about the drain hose and he felt that the positioning of the hose might be the problem in the draining. I called to find other parts and could get them through GE. The parts with shipping cost about $160.00. I ask Shellie and she wanted me to order them. This evening Roy is upset and didn’t want the parts. I don’t feel very comfortable around Roy. I worked on plans for a little while this afternoon. We went to the Temple this evening with Roy’s family. It was an enjoyable evening.
Friday, March 24, 2006
I started working on the house plans by sending a copy of the plans to Middleton Timber so that they might give me a bid for a log house kit. I also called Weyerhaeuser to find information as to spec. for the beams for the cabin. Mae, Shellie and I played some games. This afternoon we all went to a gathering of the Seymore Family. We didn’t get home until after 10:30 PM.
Saturday, March 25, 2006
I got up early and went with Roy to repair a parking awning that he had damaged with his Toy Hauler. He had started to repair it a few days ago but cut his arm and had to go to a Dr. to get it stitched up. It only took us 40 minutes to finish the job. Roy apologized to me about the dishwasher. After getting back we ate breakfast with the family and then Shellie and then Mae and the kids went to a Ward activity. I stayed home and took a nap and worked on plans. Roy also stayed home and worked around the house. Roy and Shellie went to a Seymore family activity this evening to see Roy’s parents off to go back to their mission assignment. We stayed home with the kids. I worked more on the plans. Joyce Goddard called me back after getting my message from the other night. They have been to St. George to help Aunt Joy out as she has broken a rib. We will stop in Fillmore and look for a building lot on out way home. Roy, Shellie, Mae and I watched the movie Bat Man before going to bed. It was 12:30 when we came up.
Sunday, March 26, 2006
We were able to sleep in as church didn’t start until 1:30 PM. It was a relaxed morning. After Shellie got home from her meeting she and I played a game of chess. We didn’t get it completed until in the evening and I did win. We ate dinner out by the pool and for a challenge of a dollar, Quint jumped in and swam across the pool. Kevis almost fell in when Jase pushed him but then when he was trying to show how he almost fell in he slipped and did fall in.
Monday, March 27, 2006
I woke early and did some work on the house plans. Shellie had me play another game of chess with her. It was a long game but I finally won again. Shellie, Mae and I watched a DVD about the Second Rescue of the Martin and Wooley Hand Cart Co, it was really good and I would like to get a copy of it. This evening all the family except Garrett went to Mesa where we played Miniature Golf. It was fun but we were late getting home. We stopped on the way home and bought ice cream for everyone except Jase and I and we had French fry’s. It was 10 PM before I got started on my journal entry.
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
We slept in until Shellie called everyone for breakfast. Bob called to see if he had given me a key to the lawn mower shed for he had locked his keys in it by accident, but he hadn’t done it. Mae gave me a hair cut this morning. She used Shellie’s set of clippers and the sizes are different so I got a close hair cut this time but I like it. I worked on cabin plans most of the day today. Shellie and Mae watched a show on TV. I started to watch it but I didn’t get into it so went upstairs and continued to work on cabin plans. Dale Corry from Middleton Timber called and said he couldn’t open my files. This evening Garrett helped me convert the drawing files to PDF files and e-mail them back to Middleton Timber. Shellie and Roy cooked crab legs for diner this evening. They are good but a lot of work for the meat you get out of them. Shellie sure tries to teach her children, she has scripture reading every evening and family prayer and Family Home Evening but she doesn’t get very much help from Roy. Kip had called while we were eating so I returned the call about 10 PM. He had a person that wanted some work done but I declined to try to get this cabin going.
We stayed up late talking about our concerns for Shellie and her relationship with Roy. He is very demanding on what he expects of her, the way she dresses, sex relations every night, her timing must not put him out, meals are to be ready when he gets home but she seldom knows when he is coming home, the budget that she spends but he can spend what ever he feel like and along with all that she is to do almost total discipline and control of the children. He becomes upset if her Church callings inconveniences his schedule at all. He was upset that she had forgotten to tell him that the Home Teachers were coming this evening.
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
I woke at 3 AM worrying about Shellie and didn’t get back to sleep until after 5 AM. We got up for breakfast at 7:30 AM. I encapsulated more of our Mannatech product this morning. The rest of the morning was spent talking with Shellie. Roy had given her problems all night and she was very upset over it. This afternoon Mae and I took Jase with us and we went shopping and looked through some model homes. This evening Mae made dinner and we ate at 6:30 but Roy didn’t get home until much later. Shellie, Mae, Quint, Kevis and I played a game of Knock this evening.
Thursday, March 30, 2006
I woke early but then went back to bed. We got up for breakfast. I spent most of the day working on plans. I called Sandi and had her measure her patio door and call me back the measurements. I then called Door & Window Bargain in S.L. and ordered the door for Sandi. Mike called this afternoon and said they had found some glasses and thought they might be Mae’s. They are not. We visited for a while about David coming up to Wyoming to work with me. I told Mike that I would like to have him but if he doesn’t play football this summer he won’t get another chance too. Chad Porter called and we changed the schedule for me to tape his basement to April 11th through 14th. After dinner Mae, Shellie, Kevis, Jase and I played the game Chutes & Ladders. Mae & I stayed up and watched the movie “Quigley Down Under” before going to bed. It was mid-night before we got to bed.
Friday, March 31, 2006
We got up just before 7:30 AM and had to hurry to get down for breakfast. Shellie and Roy seem to be working on their problems and I just hope they can work it out. I worked on house plans quite a bit today. Mae and Shellie went shopping for a while this afternoon. We watched three videos today. Shellie had the first one “Almost Heaven” then Mae had bought “Hers Mine and Ours” and then this evening we watched “King Kong”. That was too much TV for one day.


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ContentImageI18nQuery
class ContentImageI18nQuery extends ModelCriteria
Base class that represents a query for the 'contentimagei18n' table.
Methods
Initializes internal state of \Thelia\Model\Base\ContentImageI18nQuery object.
Returns a new ChildContentImageI18nQuery object.
Find object by primary key.
Find objects by primary key
$objs = $c->findPks(array(array(12, 56), array(832, 123), array(123, 456)), $con);
Filter the query by primary key
Filter the query by a list of primary keys
Filter the query on the id column
Filter the query on the locale column
Filter the query on the title column
Filter the query on the description column
Filter the query on the chapo column
Filter the query on the postscriptum column
Filter the query by a related \Thelia\Model\ContentImage object
Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
Use the ContentImage relation ContentImage object
Deletes all rows from the contentimagei18n table.
Performs a DELETE on the database, given a ChildContentImageI18n or Criteria object OR a primary key value.
Order by the id column
Order by the locale column
Order by the title column
Order by the description column
Order by the chapo column
Order by the postscriptum column
Group by the id column
Group by the locale column
Group by the title column
Group by the description column
Group by the chapo column
Group by the postscriptum column
Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query
Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query
Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query
Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n matching the query
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n matching the query, or a new ChildContentImageI18n object populated from the query conditions when no match is found
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the id column
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the locale column
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the title column
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the description column
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the chapo column
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the postscriptum column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the id column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the locale column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the title column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the description column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the chapo column
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the postscriptum column
Details
at line 74
__construct(
string $dbName = 'thelia',
string $modelName = '\\Thelia\\Model\\ContentImageI18n',
string $modelAlias = null)
Initializes internal state of \Thelia\Model\Base\ContentImageI18nQuery object.
at line 87
static
ContentImageI18nQuery
create(
string $modelAlias = null,
Criteria $criteria = null)
Returns a new ChildContentImageI18nQuery object.
at line 117
ContentImageI18n|array|mixed
findPk($key, $con = null)
Find object by primary key.
Propel uses the instance pool to skip the database if the object exists. Go fast if the query is untouched.
$obj = $c->findPk(array(12, 34), $con);
at line 200
ObjectCollection|array|mixed
findPks(
array $keys,
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Find objects by primary key
$objs = $c->findPks(array(array(12, 56), array(832, 123), array(123, 456)), $con);
at line 221
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByPrimaryKey(
mixed $key)
Filter the query by primary key
at line 236
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByPrimaryKeys(
array $keys)
Filter the query by a list of primary keys
at line 271
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterById(
mixed $id = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the id column
Example usage:
$query->filterById(1234); // WHERE id = 1234
$query->filterById(array(12, 34)); // WHERE id IN (12, 34)
$query->filterById(array('min' => 12)); // WHERE id > 12
at line 309
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByLocale(
string $locale = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the locale column
Example usage:
$query->filterByLocale('fooValue'); // WHERE locale = 'fooValue'
$query->filterByLocale('%fooValue%'); // WHERE locale LIKE '%fooValue%'
at line 338
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByTitle(
string $title = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the title column
Example usage:
$query->filterByTitle('fooValue'); // WHERE title = 'fooValue'
$query->filterByTitle('%fooValue%'); // WHERE title LIKE '%fooValue%'
at line 367
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByDescription(
string $description = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the description column
Example usage:
$query->filterByDescription('fooValue'); // WHERE description = 'fooValue'
$query->filterByDescription('%fooValue%'); // WHERE description LIKE '%fooValue%'
at line 396
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByChapo(
string $chapo = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the chapo column
Example usage:
$query->filterByChapo('fooValue'); // WHERE chapo = 'fooValue'
$query->filterByChapo('%fooValue%'); // WHERE chapo LIKE '%fooValue%'
at line 425
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByPostscriptum(
string $postscriptum = null,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query on the postscriptum column
Example usage:
$query->filterByPostscriptum('fooValue'); // WHERE postscriptum = 'fooValue'
$query->filterByPostscriptum('%fooValue%'); // WHERE postscriptum LIKE '%fooValue%'
at line 447
ContentImageI18nQuery
filterByContentImage(
ContentImage|ObjectCollection $contentImage,
string $comparison = null)
Filter the query by a related \Thelia\Model\ContentImage object
at line 472
ContentImageI18nQuery
joinContentImage(
string $relationAlias = null,
string $joinType = 'LEFT JOIN')
Adds a JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
at line 507
ContentImageQuery
useContentImageQuery(
string $relationAlias = null,
string $joinType = 'LEFT JOIN')
Use the ContentImage relation ContentImage object
at line 521
ContentImageI18nQuery
prune(
ContentImageI18n $contentImageI18n = null)
Exclude object from result
at line 538
int
doDeleteAll(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Deletes all rows from the contentimagei18n table.
at line 575
int
delete(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Performs a DELETE on the database, given a ChildContentImageI18n or Criteria object OR a primary key value.
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderById($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the id column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderByLocale($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the locale column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderByTitle($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the title column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderByDescription($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the description column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderByChapo($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the chapo column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
orderByPostscriptum($order = Criteria::ASC)
Order by the postscriptum column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupById()
Group by the id column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupByLocale()
Group by the locale column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupByTitle()
Group by the title column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupByDescription()
Group by the description column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupByChapo()
Group by the chapo column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
groupByPostscriptum()
Group by the postscriptum column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
leftJoin($relation)
Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
rightJoin($relation)
Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
innerJoin($relation)
Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
leftJoinContentImage($relationAlias = null)
Adds a LEFT JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
rightJoinContentImage($relationAlias = null)
Adds a RIGHT JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18nQuery
innerJoinContentImage($relationAlias = null)
Adds a INNER JOIN clause to the query using the ContentImage relation
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOne(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n matching the query
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneOrCreate(
ConnectionInterface $con = null)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n matching the query, or a new ChildContentImageI18n object populated from the query conditions when no match is found
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneById(
int $id)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the id column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneByLocale(
string $locale)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the locale column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneByTitle(
string $title)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the title column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneByDescription(
string $description)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the description column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneByChapo(
string $chapo)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the chapo column
at line 64
ChildContentImageI18n
findOneByPostscriptum(
string $postscriptum)
Return the first ChildContentImageI18n filtered by the postscriptum column
at line 64
array
findById(
int $id)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the id column
at line 64
array
findByLocale(
string $locale)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the locale column
at line 64
array
findByTitle(
string $title)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the title column
at line 64
array
findByDescription(
string $description)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the description column
at line 64
array
findByChapo(
string $chapo)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the chapo column
at line 64
array
findByPostscriptum(
string $postscriptum)
Return ChildContentImageI18n objects filtered by the postscriptum column


Homelessness among veterans dropped slightly in 2018, White House says
by Vandana RambaranNearly 800 homeless veterans gained shelter in 2018, according to a new assessment released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Tuesday.
Homelessness among veterans has declined 2.1 percent last year, a smaller decrease from the previous year when veteran homelessness fell five percent.
WELLNESS AND TRANSITION CAMP TO BE BUILT TO HELP VETERANS FROM COMBAT KEEP FROM COMMITTING SUICIDE
HUD Secretary Ben Carson told reporters on Tuesday in New Hampshire that the 50 percent decrease in veteran homelessness over the past decade is mainly due to a collaborative program between HUD and the Department of Veterans Affairs. The HUD-VA Supporting Housing Program, begun in 2008, gives homeless veterans permanent housing while also providing them a case manager and clinical care services.
More than 11,000 homeless veterans have found permanent housing and support services through the HUD-VASH program.
To date, 78 local communities and three states -- Connecticut, Deleware and Virginia -- have declared an effective end to veteran homelessness, according to the VA.
The 2019 report revealed that 37,085 veterans reported experiencing homelessness in January 2019 compared to 37,878 in January 2018. Of the number of veterans experiencing homelessness in 2019, HUD estimates that 22,740 veterans were living in shelters while 14,345 were living in places not meant for human habitation.
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The figures in the report are gathered from communities around the country that conduct one-night "Point-in-time" estimates on the number of homeless veterans in emergency shelters, transitional housing programs and in unsheltered locations.
California has 10,980 homeless veterans-- the highest number in the country-- but fewer than a third of them have shelter. The data showed that 7,719 veterans remain unsheltered in the state. Florida, New York and Texas were among the other states with a higher number of homeless veterans.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


Invited talks and lectures given so far:
"Machine learning and Paradigms of new IT" at Google's Women Techmakers Conference, Pune, March 2018.
"Maths and Theory behind machine learning" for Google's Machine learning crash course Pune, August 2018
"Machine learning with TensorFlow" for Google's Machine learning crash course Pune, August 2018
"Image Classification with Deep learning for Google' Machine learning crash course Pune, September 2018
"Neural networks with Theory and Implementation"for Google' Machine learning crash course Pune, September 2018
"Machine learning application development in Multiple languages " for Google' Machine learning crash course Pune, September 2018
"Why and How should machine learn from humans" at Google DevFest , Pune, November 2018
Lecture on "TensorFlow and Machine learning application development" at PyData Mumbai, September 2018
Keynote Talk at "Deep learning is your browsers made easy, fast and Deployable " at A.I fest College of Engineering Kerala ,March 2019.


Your Excellency Sir, I know that this letter will come to you as a surprise.I am Jaziri Ahmad, the only survivrng son of Hamid Ahmad, who died on December 17th, 2003 over the trouble that is going on in my country between America and other militant group who are loyalists of Saddam Hussein. As you can understand, I am from Iraq. Before my father died he told me about US$15.5 Million he deposited with a security company in Dubai and he handed over the certificate of deposit to me. At present, I am in search of anybody who would assist to transfer the money into his account for me to come over there and invest as well as i complete my education.I got your contact details through from the net. Dont be worried because i am contacting you in good faith.I confided your reliability and capability of handling this transaction in me. If my proposition is considered, for assistin! g me to transfer this money to your account, we will offer you 20% of the total fund, and 5% of the total will be set aside to cover any expences incurred during this transaction, 75% will be for my family to invest in your country under your supervision. For detailed information, you can contact me direct. I would appreciate confidentiality and honesty in our correspondence. your immediate response will be highly welcomed. Best regards. Jaziri Ahmad (FOR FAMILY)


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Melanie Wilke, professor of cognitive neurology at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Director of the department of Cognitive Neurology and Head of the MR-Research Unit. Her current research focuses on the question how thalamic nuclei and cortical areas interact during visual perception and decision making. Another line of research is concerned with the neural mechanisms underlying spatial neglect, which is a frequent and severe consequence of brain damage in humans. Specifically, she is investigating pathological and compensatory changes in large-scale brain networks in human stroke patients by means of imaging (DTI, fMRI) and stimulation (tACS, tDCS, TMS) methods. Her group develop and employ monkey models of spatial neglect to study the underlying neural mechanisms by means of fMRI, electrophysiological recordings, inactivation and stimulation techniques with the goal to develop new therapeutic interventions.


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Allen, Lynn President (Waco McLennan Co. Retired Teachers Assoc.), Waco, TX
Buchanan, Carole Retired (also providing written testimony) (Self), Buchanan Dam, TX
Carpenter, Bill (also providing written testimony) (Cy-Fair), Houston, TX
Daniel, Katrina Chief Healthcare Officer (TRS), Austin, TX
Floyd, Beaman Legislative Consultant (Texas Association of School Administrators),
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ISD, TACS, TREA), Austin, TX
Grey, John Government Relations Specialist (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin,
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Guthrie, Brian Executive Director (TRS), Austin, TX
Hastings, Dianne (Self), Fairview, TX
Hollingsworth, Jr., Lonnie General Counsel (also providing written testimony) (Texas
Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX
Lee, Tim Executive Director (Texas Retired Teachers Association), Austin, TX
Melina Raab, Ted Senior Legislative Agent (also providing written testimony) (Texas
American Federation of Teachers (AFT)), Austin, TX
Mullins, Philip (also providing written testimony) (Self), Austin, TX
Rogers, Tom Chairman Austin Retired Teachers Legislative Comm. (also providing
written testimony) (Austin Retired Teachers), Austin, TX
Sanderson, Josh Lobbyist (Assoc. of TX Professional Educators), Austin, TX
Santo, Glenn Pres. Angelina Retired Teachers (self & org.), Lufkin, TX
Schiele, James Chief Financial Officer (Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD), Lantana, TX
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Watkins, Louise President (Texas State Teachers Association - Retired), Aledo, TX
Williams, Barbara J. (TRTA), Pickton, TX
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This can be thought of as the inverse to the expand operation. The output for a sample coordinate (s, t) is given by
where f is a sampler and b is a structuring element. The structuring element is defined by the Kernel property of the class. See topic about Sampling and Rasterization for more info.


Images and other static assets can be loaded from the static directory.
static
The static directory can contain javascript that is then used by custom components.


Draw on the canvas with the mouse. When you let go, the code kicks in and reduces the number of coordinates you drew, then tries to connect them in a "sensible" way, which right now is not actually that sensible, just Catmull-Rom spline, with cuts where the angle between three points is acute.


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The devices don't have to be on the same network, but they do have to be connected to the
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Nearby uses a combination of Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, Wi-Fi and near-ultrasonic
audio to communicate between devices.
• No need to sign up for anything
• Usernames are optional
• Only text-based chat is currently supported - URLs, emails, phone numbers, and addresses
are clickable and will be opened with any installed app that supports them
A highly rated app that helps students at Harding University quickly access online
resources such as the Campus Calendar, Campus Map, and Grades.
HU Hub is a native Android app that uses material design, advanced WebViews, and Firebase
notifications.
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April 2016 - September 2018
Puzzle 15
Worked with 2 other developers and 1 graphic designer on a puzzle game for the final project
of the Android App Development class at Harding University. I created the custom animations,
custom dialogs, game core, and sound effects for the game.
Game Description: Robbie the robot is not operational and needs your help to put him
back together as fast as you can.
Put the tiles in the correct order, and Robbie will be fully functional again.


Crystals Collector Game This is a guessing game using numbers where the player will guess with numbers. There will be four crystals displayed as buttons on the page. The player will be shown a random number at the start of the game. When the player clicks on a crystal it will add a specific amount of points to the player's total score. The player wins the game if their total score matches the random number and the player loses the game if their total score goes above the random number. The amount of points each crystal adds is not shown to the player, but their total score is displayed and updated after each crystal is clicked. The number of games won and lost will be displayed. If the player successfully matches their total score to the random number they get 1 win, if the player's total score is above the random number the player get 1 loss, either way the game restarts. When the game is restarted, the player will be shown a new random number, all the crystals will now have 4 different hidden values, and the player's total score is reset to 0.
When the game starts, select your character by clicking on their picture. Conquer all of the remaining enemies for the duration of the game (they will be moved to a different area of the screen upon defeat). Choose your opponent by clicking on their picture and upon doing this the enemy will be moved to the ‘defender area’. This allows you to ‘attack’. Whenever you attack, the enemy will lose HP (shown at the bottom of the defender’s picture). The enemy will instantly counter your attacks so be careful not to lose your HP first!  Good luck, and may the force be with you. Built with jQuery, Javascript, HTML, and CSS
A timed Game of Thrones quiz built with jQuery. Questions will be shown one at a time until all questions are answered and or your time is up. Once the quiz is complete, the final screen will show the number of correct answers, incorrect answers, and an option to restart the game. Definitely more entertaining than the last season of Game of Thrones
This is an application built with the Giphy API. This app displays buttons related to a certain topic and allows you to add search terms to generate additional buttons that when clicked, accesses the GIPHY API and generates static GIPHY images. It also takes the entered search term topics from a user input box to dynamically create buttons. Click on an image to pause or play the GIF.
This application makes use of Node.js, the Spotify API, Axios, and Moment.js. Essentially, this is a play off of Apple’s Siri (Speech Interpretation and Recognition Interface), except my version is a Language Interpretation and Recognition Interface. This is a Command Line Node application that takes in user parameters and gives data back. This is a CLI Application so functionality can be seen in your Terminal/Command Line or you can take a look at the gif in the README!
An Amazon-like storefront built with MySQL and makes use of the inquirer NPM package. The application takes in orders from customers and depletes stock from the store’s inventory based on each order. This is a CLI Application so functionality can be seen in your Terminal/Command Line or you can take a look at the gif in the README!
This is a compatibility based application that serves the purpose of dating app. A fullstack project that takes in results from users’ surveys and compares their answers with those of other users. The application then displays the name and picture of the user with the best match. Makes use of express to handle routing and is hosted on Heroku.
A restaurant application that lets users input the names of sushi they’d like to eat. Whenever a user submits a sushi name, the application will display the sushi on the left side of the page in the waiting area. Each sushi has a “Devour it!” button that, when clicked, will move the sushi to the right side of the page. Regardless of being devoured, every sushi will be stored in a database. Makes use of MySQL, Node, Express, Handlebars, and Sequelize’s ORM methods. Follows the MVC design pattern (Uses Node and MySQL to query and route data, and Handlebars to generate HTML).


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lol i notice programmers tell you how to start something
but not how to stop it
i guess its assumed
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Apr-19 12:27 PM
Uptime: 26 days, 14:56:29
Or because some folks never stop
Exile1329-Apr-19 12:27 PM
in the KMD docu, theres no "stop" mentioned till windows
oh
thats why setpubkey was made
so how do you stop /staked?
or IT NEVER STOPS for $1000
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Apr-19 12:33 PM
huh?
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 12:37 PM
./assets-cli stop
1
Exile1329-Apr-19 12:55 PM
if i use the same pubkey for different machines its ok because its like a wallet
i know thats prob not the correct terms
as if im running /staked on two machines, or do they need to be different addresses?
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 12:59 PM
It depends on what you want to do. But I would say generally use a diffrent key on each node
Exile1329-Apr-19 12:59 PM
ok
andi use a KMD Radd to genereate a pubkey that works across ALL asset chains?
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:01 PM
yes the Raddress/pubkey/wif/private key will work on all assetchains created with komodod.
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:01 PM
speechless
1
im kinda getting the hang of this a little
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:03 PM
it takes a little while. But its not that hard
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:03 PM
hahahahahahah
ya like puzzle pieces
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:03 PM
exactly like that
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:03 PM
i learned hypercard when i was young(edited)
mac os
my (lc II) had 2MB of memory(edited)
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:05 PM
ha,I think my first PC ahd liek 16Mb or maybe 32MB
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:05 PM
hahahaha 9600baud
bet genie was on 2800
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:05 PM
we didnt have no internet
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:05 PM
!!
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:05 PM
not until 56k I think
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:05 PM
ahh 56k
so fast
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:06 PM
I still remeber getting ISDN 64k and being floored at 7kb/s
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:06 PM
duuuude playing counterstrike 1.6 in 2000
now its exponentially faster
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does anyone use command line for mobile
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:08 PM
I was going to stick termux on my phone but decided against it. I'm usually close enough to a computer.
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:08 PM
ya
so many screens
wheres the ps9 already
there was a commercial for playstation they put out, featured a system that was microscopic and floated into your facial orifices to allow connection directly with your nervous sytem
Remember this? I hear rumors of a PS5 announcement next year (2019)... HD 720p
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Exile1329-Apr-19 01:23 PM
ive got 2 machines running staked now
one server i rented
its preeeeetty cool being able to login to a server here remotely(edited)
been looking at that tmux, its like a dos-gui, pretty complicated though
CrisF29-Apr-19 01:26 PM
Be careful, before you know it you'll be juggling many of them, haha.
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Exile1329-Apr-19 01:26 PM
ten.toes.down
CrisF29-Apr-19 01:26 PM
Tmux is good.
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:26 PM
ive seen it now that i remember seeing other devs screens on YT and such
or something similar
CrisF29-Apr-19 01:28 PM
Blackjok3r recommended this, and it's really goo https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:28 PM
gracias
CrisF29-Apr-19 01:28 PM
I allows mouse use with tmux
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:29 PM
ooooh
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:32 PM
ctrl+m to turn it on
ctrl+z to zoom a pane
toggle mounse on and off and zoom pane to do copy paste... That took me ages to find out.
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:33 PM
ok
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 01:34 PM
tmux makes your life very easy. Learn it Im so glad I started oput using it, even though it was hard at first, theres no way I could do what I do now without it
Exile1329-Apr-19 01:48 PM
ya confgure
ugh
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Apr-19 02:03 PM
tmux makes your life very easy.
Exile1329-Apr-19 02:10 PM
where do i want to put the .conf file for tmux
this is the directions
$ cd
$ git clone https://github.com/gpakosz/.tmux.git
$ ln -s -f .tmux/.tmux.conf
$ cp .tmux/.tmux.conf.local .
better to do your own though, learn how it works incase you need or want to change something
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Apr-19 02:15 PM
/home/ contains all user files
$HOME (or ~) is the /home/your_name/ dir(edited)
Exile1329-Apr-19 02:15 PM
ok
got in
THANK YOU
Exile1329-Apr-19 03:59 PM
could KMDLabs be hacked to run on a ARM64 rockpi like what radix did to KMD?
blackjok3r29-Apr-19 04:17 PM
yes provided his fixes are in KMD we have them, most of the code is exactly the same.
Exile1329-Apr-19 06:14 PM
ok ty! can KMDLabs and KMD be run on the same machine? I first installed Labs(staked), tried to run komodo from komodo/src and it doesnt exist. then i tried to install it thinking its not there? so i found the komodo.conf file and its prefilled.
Alright29-Apr-19 06:17 PM
@Exile13 we have 20 operators locked in for launch. It's possible that we could launch with 22 if everyone agrees. This wouldn't guarantee you a spot though, it would be left to provably fair lottery.
lottery would look something like this.
1. We announce a future BTC block height. This block's blockhash will act as entropy for the lottery.
2. Participants entering the lottery will post some data to an oracle prior to the block happening.
3. We do sha256(blockhash+participant_data) (maybe sha256(sha256(blockhash)+participant_data)?)
4. Whichever 2 participants are closest to 0 get the open spot.(edited)
open to suggestions on that btw
Do believe we need a notary vote to veto sock puppets. Something like 51% of notaries are able to vote that they think a participant is a sock puppet( or otherwise unfit to run a notary)(edited)
2.5* participants must post a signed message from the same key to discord/github
@Exile13 we can add you for now so you can get some experience, but this wouldn't be a guarantee that you have a NN position for launch
Exile1329-Apr-19 06:25 PM
agreed
Alright29-Apr-19 06:26 PM
ok wait for @blackjok3r he has much more experience changing NN eras than I do
pretty sure I could do it, but I'm not confident I wouldn't mess it up


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I made my own extract from Mimosa Hostilis root-bark.
I am age 16, and have had experience with LSD 3 times, mushrooms more than 20 times, usually from 5-8grams of mushrooms when I use them. I've done ayahuasca 4 times and smoked DMT around 6 times before this experience. I've also done 5-MeO-DiPT, 2C-T-4, cactus, Marijuana and am going to try 2C-I this week. Drugs really got me into chemistry, hopefully I can go to college soon for it but this isnt a life story so I'll get to the report.
I had planned on doing this a bit earlier in the day with a nice mindset, but friends called and so I had things on my mind at the time.  My mom was sleeping in the house, I figured since I've smoked DMT a few times before I wouldnt wake her up, and I didnt. But this definately did not help the set or setting.
I loaded my freebase glass vaporizer(blew it myself) with a hefty dose of DMT crystals and melted it down(not neccessary but I do it because it makes things a bit faster when it's time to smoke). Then I took my butane torch lighter, which makes a *huge difference in the size of hits you take, and I held it to the pipe.
When I saw smoke I started inhaling deeply and slowly as not to cough, it doesnt taste so good, but if you're used to it it is easier take bigger hits withought coughing. This is the first time with such a high dose, and with this butane lighter which sure did make a big difference. As I finished inhaling my first toke(5-10 seconds maybe?) I held it in for exactly 6 seconds and as I blew out I remember my last thoughts were 'oh fuck' because I just blew out a hit bigger of DMT than I ever have before and as I'm blowing out I start to feel it already. The 'oh fuck' didnt have a good effect on the mind set either by the way.
The first effects are like everything starts to change to a higher frequency, like everything starts to vibrate to the sound in my head. This gets more and more intense visually untill all I see is blinding complex/almost confusingly complex visuals(well this time at least).
This is when I took another hit!! After that I should of closed my eyes but I was caught up in the moment and just forgot to. Then the chaos netting started becoming more apperent and became more vivid and colorfull. By now what I was seeing was still growing in intensity and for some reason, which is unusual for me, I started thinking it would be too intense for that moment, which doesnt make much sense now that I think about it. Then the colors shifted to more of a red complex chaos netting as things took a more serious turn.
A transcending telepathic voice said 'WHY' and with that I saw brief images of parametic/police/family vibes, I was dieing! This felt like the end for some reason. I started freaking out, which is a first for me even with all of my experience with high doses of mushrooms and other hallucinogens. I started to come down a bit, but still extremely loaded, with this slight comedown I started thinking I have to make everything right in my life, I have to balance things out, and then I literally got up like I was going to change my life and get rid of the things that shouldnt be in my room. After stumbling threw my room for about 5 seconds and making noise, I realized now probobly isnt the best time to do that so I layed on my bed and enjoyed the rest of my trip. At this point I was a bit moved and fear for my life had subsided. I almost forgot what I did 3 minutes earlier.
I think this experience was needed to show me I have to be a bit more carefull and plan out what I do. Also I shouldnt be using psychedelics so often even though I would say I use them for the right reasons. And of couse the feeling of needing to change my life for the better was a plus. I feel if I had a better mind set and setting this would have been a totally different experience, like one which will surely take place in the future.
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A nod to OBJ’s support for a local animal rescue shelter in Cleveland.
by Charlie ZhangFollowing Week 12s pregame cleats, Nike has returned with another pair of custom trainers for Odell Beckham Jr. — Week 14’s pair sees a two-toned fur-covered shoe, a nod to the wide receiver’s support of a local animal rescue shelter in Cleveland.
 In line with the canine inspirations, ear flaps have been placed on two sides of each foot, hanging from the upper collars. On the medial side, “OBJ” is embroidered in gold, complemented by round tonal laces at the center. The lateral side features the Swoosh logo as well as the number “13,” while the black toe cap references a dog’s nose.
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/** FlowRoot class is used to access Flow information and information prepared by other classes such as Sym, HIR, etc. All Flow objects contain a reference to the FlowRoot object from which intermediate representation information and methods can be quickly accessed. FlowRoot contains references of IoRoot, SymRoot, HirRoot, etc. Thus, every Flow objects can access information and methods of SymRoot, Sym, HirRoot, HIR, LirRoot, and IoRoot.
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fFlowAnalOption
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Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
static int |
OPTION_DOMINATOR
Flow analysis option |
static int |
OPTION_EGEN_EKILL
Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
static int |
OPTION_MINIMAL_DATA_FLOW
Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
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Flow analysis option |
static int |
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Flow analysis option |
static int |
OPTION_STANDARD_DATA_FLOW
Flow analysis option |
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State of flow analysis |
static int |
STATE_CFG_RESTRUCTURING
State of flow analysis |
static int |
STATE_DATA_FLOW_AVAILABLE
State of flow analysis |
static int |
STATE_DATA_UNAVAILABLE
State of flow analysis |
static int |
STATE_HIR_FLOW_AVAILABLE
State of flow analysis |
static int |
STATE_LIR_FLOW_AVAILABLE
State of flow analysis |
SubpFlow |
subpFlow
subpFlow: SubpFlow instance that is currently active. |
Subp |
subpUnderAnalysis
subpUnderAnalysis: Subprogram under flow analysis. |
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symRoot
symRoot records the reference to the SymRoot object got from HirRoot or LirRoot passed as a parameter of costructors for HirRoot or LirRoot. |
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Constructor for HIR flow analysis. |
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See which of HIR and LIR is currently analyzed. |
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See which of HIR and LIR is currently analyzed. |
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Indicate that HIR is currently analyzed. |
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Indicate that LIR is currently analyzed. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public final IoRoot ioRoot
public final SymRoot symRoot
public final HirRoot hirRoot
public final FlowRoot flowRoot
public final Flow aflow
public final Flow flow
public ControlFlow controlFlow
public DataFlow dataFlow
public SubpFlow subpFlow
public SubpFlow fSubpFlow
public Subp subpUnderAnalysis
protected boolean fHirAnalysis
protected FlagBox fFlowAnalOption
protected FlowRoot fInheritedFlowRoot
public static final int STATE_DATA_UNAVAILABLE
public static final int STATE_CFG_RESTRUCTURING
public static final int STATE_CFG_AVAILABLE
public static final int STATE_DATA_FLOW_AVAILABLE
public static final int STATE_HIR_FLOW_AVAILABLE
public static final int STATE_LIR_FLOW_AVAILABLE
public static final int OPTION_MINIMAL_CONTROL_FLOW
public static final int OPTION_DOMINATOR
public static final int OPTION_POST_DOMINATOR
public static final int OPTION_STANDARD_CONTROL_FLOW
public static final int OPTION_MINIMAL_DATA_FLOW
public static final int OPTION_DEF_KILL
public static final int OPTION_REACH
public static final int OPTION_DEFINED_EXPOSED
public static final int OPTION_EGEN_EKILL
public static final int OPTION_AVAIL_IN_OUT
public static final int OPTION_LIVE_IN_OUT
public static final int OPTION_DEF_IN_OUT
public static final int OPTION_STANDARD_DATA_FLOW
public static final int OPTION_COUNT
public static final int[][] OPTION_MATRIX
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public boolean getFlowAnalOption(int pOptionId)
public void setFlowAnalOption(int pOptionId, boolean pYesNo)
public void resetAllFlowAnalOptions()
public boolean isHirAnalysis()
public boolean isLirAnalysis()
public void setHirAnalysis()
public void setLirAnalysis()
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public void setInheritedFlowRoot(FlowRoot pInheritedFlowRoot)
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Excelnet is a dynamic and run-time file-generator for client side requests. In this free and open source version of Excelnet server, you can get relative download links and you should handle correct download address yourself.
It is so simple! Just make an ajax/web request from your client and send your data in http request body. for example look at the example-site within the repository.
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PyInq includes a couple default printers, as well as some functions for interacting with them, and the ability to create your own.
Note that the printer infrastructure will be getting a bit of an overhaul in order to make it easier to use, cleaner, and more flexible. Thus, if the module cannot currently handle your needs, check back later. In the mean time, you can write a custom one using the Test Discovery API.
Retrieves the module that PyInq uses as its default.
Prints a report on the given result object using the provided printer and arguments.
result must be a TestSuiteResult object. The behavior if it’s not is undefined. This requirement will be changed to any result object in upcoming versions.
printer must be a module or package that can load a class named Printer. The Printer class defines the actual output formats by subclassing AbstractPrinter, while this function defines the order of output. Again, this limitation will be relaxed in upcoming versions.
kwargs allows arguments specifi to the given printer to be passed through.
This forms the base of any printer. It provides the methods necessary for the print_report() method to properly operate. kwargs allows any subprinter to easily accept arguments. If your printer does not require any arguments, you may simply omit the constructor.
Each of the following methods must be implemented by your printer. Failure to do so will result in a NotImplementedError.
Format and print the name of this report.
Format and print the name of a section. label is a string which classifies name, eg “Module”, “Class”. nl is a bool which signifies this output string should conclude with a newline.
Format amd print the given result of a single assert. label is a string which classifies the result, eg “Test”.
Format amd print the given result of a ficture. label is a string which classifies result, eg “Before Class”, “After Class”.
Run at the end of the report. Performs any actions needed to reset the system.
The built-in printer modules.
The default printer. This is actually a package of 3 printers selected based on the environment in which the test is running. The goal is to produce color output to the command line. In the standard Windows console, this should always work. In Linux, it will only work in bash, due to the obnoxious method I had to use of coloring via character control codes. No matter the environment, if it is detected that I can’t output in color, then I output in the same format, but black and white.
I intend to rework these using third-party modules such that color will work on Windows, Linux, and Mac, but haven’t gotten around to it yet.
Outputs to a file in HTML. Nothing is written to stdout except a success message that also prints the location the file was written to.


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What is the motivation behind this project?
The Standard Model (SM) of particle physics is the most complete theory of fundamental particles to our knowledge and one of the most rigorously tested theories of nature. While LIGO was able to directly observe the existence of gravitational waves for the first time in 2016, further confirming Einstein's theory of general relativity, there are still macroscopic observations we are not yet able to explain. For example:
Answers to these macroscopic questions addressing the state of our universe can potentially be found at the microscopic level by extending the SM of particle physics.
Even though signatures of phenomena Beyond the Standard Model (BSM) are likely to be predominant on a high energy scal—which is directly being probed through collider experiments—the search for new physics can be complemented at a low-energy scale through high-precision experiments. One feature common to many high-precision experiments are nuclei as the laboratories or detectors for the measurements. For example, $0\nu\beta\beta$ decay experiments measure the simultaneous decay of two neutrons into two protons without emitting neutrinos by monitoring the decay of specific nuclei. A non-zero decay rate would demonstrate that the lepton (e.g., electrons and neutrinos) number is violated and would support a solution to the matter-asymmetry puzzle. Furthermore, DM direct detection experiments investigate nuclear recoil rates, which cannot be accounted for by any other observed particle. Any unaccounted recoil would indicate the existence of a new particle that could potentially explain the gravitational effects in our galaxy and resolve the DM puzzle. While there is no scientific consensus that any of these experiments have measured a non-zero signal yet, the consequences of null measurements already allow forming a better understanding of nature by evaluating the validity of proposed extensions.
Relating measurements of nuclear targets to extensions of the SM presents significant theoretical challenges as nuclei are bound states of strongly interacting matter. The theory underlying nuclear interactions, Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD), is formulated in terms of the fundamental particles known as quarks and gluons. Establishing an effective description of nuclear interactions in terms of individual nucleons is difficult. While analytic methods like Effective Field Theories (EFTs) can only indirectly establish this connection, direct methods like Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (LQCD) need significant computational resources. Once effective nuclear interactions are obtained, computationally demanding many-nucleon descriptions are used to compute experimental observables. These computations are highly convoluted, and the propagation of scales introduces significant theoretical uncertainties.
A BSM model can be represented as a set of operators. To compute experimental observables, one must evaluate Nuclear Matrix Elements (NMEs) of these operators for relevant target nuclei. In particular, the challenging aspects of computations can be categorized as follows:
Reducing the theoretical uncertainty is crucial because experimental observables are proportional to the NME squared. Hence, if one could reduce today's uncertainties of NMEs to a few percent, one would require roughly an order of magnitude less detector material while maintaining the same predictive power. This project tries to unify efforts by identifying missing computations and sources of uncertainties.


Overview
ClassyBox is a jQuery plugin written by Marius Stanciu - Sergiu, a plugin that lets your site visitors easily see what networks you belong to and visit them in a click of a button.
Currently supports Facebook, Twitter, Dribbble, Socl, Youtube, Vimeo, Google Plus, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Instagram and e-mail.
Allow your users to see your presence on 11 of the most popular networks instantly with no need for a knowledge of coding! Have links to your Facebook, Twitter, Vimeo, Dribbble, Instagram, YouTube (and more!) profiles shown in a slick way, sure to impress your users.
Includes functionality to use your current Facebook image as the button that users press to draw out the network buttons, with automatic updating, pulled straight from Facebook!
Click on the image to the right of this text for a demo.


The Cool! programming language is a small computer language for server and browser. It comes with small framework so you can learn the language and framework in just an hour.
The Cool! Idea
- SAB - Server And Browser - Use only one single language from server to browser
- TOI - Text editor Over IDE - You can use any text editor to write Cool!
- LIS - Life Is Short - Don't spend 10000 hours learning large framework.
- PYS - Powerful Yet Small - Only 20 methods, but produce the same result as any large framework.
- LOE - Learn Online Easily - No installation required. Cool! has an online editor.
Please visit our GitHub for more information.
main class Hello { new { var system = new System(); system.write("Cool!"); } }
Model View Controller (MVC)
MVC Framework in Cool! is simple and memorable. You can code without any IDE or generator. This framework is not only for Cool! but it can run on Node.js and io.js using server-side JavaScript and ES6.
There is no popular MVC framework in Node.js yet, you can use this framework with your existing Node.js code. This framework designed to code from any text editor easily.  So you can learn Cool! MVC framework within an hour.
MVC Sample
main class Simple extends Controller { new { var server = new Server(this); server.start(); } method index(context) { context.response.end("Cool!"); } }
Server And Browser
Cool! can use on both server and browser. You can use by writing Cool! code inside HTML or separate Cool! code file. Don't forget to include the cool.js file in your HTML file.<script src="/cool.js"></script>
Browser Sample
<script type="text/cool" src="code.cool"></script>
<script type="text/cool"> main class Hello { new { var system = new System(); system.write("Cool!"); } } </script>
Transpile to JavaScript Directly
Cool! can transpile to JavaScript and ES6 directly. You can try writing Cool! code in the left editor and it will transpile immediately to the right editor.


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My Projects
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About Me
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