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It's common for children's authors and the creators of kids' shows to make the main characters of a story a girl and a boy. They could either already be friends at the start of the story, or they could meet as the plot unfolds. Sometimes they don't even like each other, but are forced to work together. Sometimes the differences between boys and girls create conflict. Either way, it's very common in fiction. So much so that, like all tropes, it's probably done for a reason, especially since in real life, most kids have primarily same sex friends.
So why is it done so often in fiction?
One reason is to expand the potential audience. While some types of stories appeal primarily to one sex or the other, there are many types of stories, such as horror or adventure, that have appeal to both sexes. To try to rein in kids who might not want to read a story about a member of the opposite sex, a character of their own gender is included. Sometimes a story that appeals primarily to one sex will include a character of the opposite sex to expand an otherwise limited audience.
Another reason is because many authors simply like seeing the way kids react when paired up with the opposite sex. It can be fun to see the interactions of two people who at times see the opposite sex as being like space aliens.
While groups of friends may be a mixture of three boys and a girl or vice versa, or an equal mix of members of both sexes, that isn't this trope, despite often being done for the same reason. This trope only refers to when a single boy and single girl are the main characters of the story. Why? Because that's far less likely (unless they're siblings) than a group of mixed gender friends, and therefore more starkly obvious, more clearly done for the sake of the story.
Note that the relationship must be platonic. Romantic relationships don't count, since those involve a more believable reason for two opposite sex kids to get together. Siblings don't count either, since that's far more common in real life and less likely to feel "forced" for the sake of getting a girl and a boy together.
This sometimes leads to a Toy Ship from the fandom. Compare Platonic Life-Partners, which this trope also falls into if the boy and girl have known each other for a long time.
Named after Blogger Beware's tally of the "platonic boy/girl relationship" in every single Goosebumps novel ever.
Examples:
- Most protagonists of Studio Ghibli films are like this, such as Pazu and Sheeta in Castle in the Sky.
- Played with throughout Pokémon in regards to Ash's female companions. While Dawn, May, and Iris fit the mold, some of his companions subvert this (Misty and Serena have overt crushes).
- Zita The Space Girl has Zita and Joseph, who, not including the aliens, are friends. Particularly before the adventure begins.
- Unlike the book version, Coraline adds Wybie, a boy, who joins Coraline on her adventures. Word of God says this was done so Coraline wouldn't have to narrate to herself the whole time.
- The titular characters of Lilo & Stitch are even more unlikely than usual, given that one's a genetic mutant alien.
- In Dinosaur Island (2014), Lucas is 12, and Kate is 15, but there's no hint of romance between them.
- The Amazing Panda Adventure features Ryan Tyler and Ling, who are united over a panda cub and have very little romance apart from the very end.
- The lead protagonists of Big Fat Liar played by Frankie Muniz and Amanda Bynes. Word of God says this was deliberately invoked in the film as very seldom do you see this trope in live-action.
- Goosebumps, nearly the Trope Namer, has kids of opposite sexes as the main characters all the time. Sometimes it's opposite sex kids who are friends, and sometimes it's lampshaded: "Some people think it's weird for a boy and a girl to be friends."  Although in at least one case, it was the villain impersonating the opposite sex friend, who didn't really exist.
- Fourth-Grade Celebrity has Casey, a girl, who has Walter, a boy, as her best friend, while she writes letters to a female pen pal.
- My Teacher Is an Alien groups Susan together with Peter, a nerdy smart boy she feels sorry for, and the two end up going on a mission to prove that their teacher is an alien.
- In Encyclopedia Brown, two of the main characters are "Encyclopedia" Brown and his female bodyguard Sally Kimball.
- America's Most Wanted Fifth Graders. A boy and a girl are best friends, and get caught up in a mystery together.
- C. S. Lewis likes this one, using it in four of the seven The Chronicles Of Narnia books:
- In The Silver Chair, Eustace and Jill escape from their Boarding School of Horrors for a romp through Narnia. Puddleglum, a Narnian native, rounds out the Power Trio.
- The Horse and His Boy features the Rebellious Princess Aravis and the peasant boy Shasta. While the narration states that they marry years later, they're too young and too busy for romance during the story proper.
- The Magician's Nephew stars neighbors Digory and Polly, who decide to search a secret attic passage and accidentally stumble onto the titular magician, who sends them world-hopping for fun and profit.
- The Last Battle brings back Eustace and Jill to witness the final days of Narnia.
- The two lead heroes of The Dreamstone are Rufus and his female best friend Amberley. They start off a straight case in the pilot, though many later episodes downplay them into Hero Antagonists to the all-male Urpneys.
- The two leads of The Seventh Tower are a boy (Tal) and a girl (Milla). They are working together more out of circumstance than anything, and for a fair amount of the series they don't actually like each other that much, and the one time the possibility of romance is brought up, Tal's reaction is that he's never even thought about it. By the end of the story they might charitably be called "friends", although "comrades-in-arms" is probably closer, and there's not a hint of romantic tension between them.
- Cloak & Dagger stars Tandy and Tyrone, who despite being teenagers growing close due to their Wonder Twin Powers, never really have much sexual tension, and are romantically involved with other people for essentially the entire series. Their relationship is closest to that of siblings - often at odds with each other - once they start working together. Despite what the show's marketing would have you believe.
- Deadtime Stories mostly uses large groups of kids of both sexes, which isn't an example of this trope. However, the episode "Revenge of the Goblins" has a white girl and black boy who are both friends, with no other friends being shown or mentioned.
- Odd Squad as an organization often features one boy and one girl as a partner duo, with the main ones being Agents Olive and Otto, Olympia and Otis, and Opal and Omar, among numerous others.
- Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom stars boy elf Ben and girl fairy Holly.


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- The Microservice Ecosystem
- Machine Learning
- Blockchain
- Programming Languages & Frameworks
- Keynote Takeaways
Deploying and Maintaining Microservices
The Microservice Ecosystem
- Containers
- Serverless
- Kubernetes
- Service Mesh
Communication between Microservices
The Microservice Ecosystem
- Rest vs ??? (GRPC, WARP)
- Http vs ??? (RSocket, HTTP2)
- Asynchronous patterns
Verification with Microservices
The Microservice Ecosystem
- Always backwards compatible
- Metrics are key
- Hypothesis driven development
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Machine Learning
- Understanding human behaviour
- Bug prediction
- Auto generating tests
- Smart maintenance
ML in website optimisation
Machine Learning
- Understanding usage behaviour
- Optimising javascript bundles
- Predictive lazy loading
ML in robotics
Machine Learning
- NVidia - Creating a platform
- Cisco - Internet of Things
- Software running on the edge
ML with Javascript
Machine Learning
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- Run in browser or on Node.js
- G.CO/EMOJISCAVENGERHUNT
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WEBAssembly
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- AssemblyScript - TypeScript to WebAssembly
- https://bit.ly/2FClY76
Programming Languages & Frameworks
Application Design Pattern - 3factorapp
- Realtime GraphQL
- Reliable eventing
- Async serverless
Keynote Takeaways
Have clear goals and clear boundaries - Atlassian
Use the Golden Path - Spotify
Focus on contention and coherence - Sapient
Move from a fixed destination to a continuous journey - Sapient
Set impossible goals - Monday.com
It's all about the developer experience - Eventbrite
Some hacks are okay, as we get it out quick - Stackoverflow
Part III - Silicon Valley
"Intuit" Agile Philosophy
Mirrored by Pivotal
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Do the minimum responsible amount of work
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At the last responsible moment
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With the smallest responsible amount of people
Next-level Design Studios
Take the customer home (mentally or physically)
“Design for Delight”
“Follow Me Home”
Agile Guard Rails
- Not Agile
- Doing Agile
- Being Agile
- Beyond Agile
"Beyond Agile" Guard Rails
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Plan dependencies with other teams
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- Communicate effectively
Intuit Quotes
- Go broad to go narrow
- Test your hypothesis
- Pivot or persevere
- 3-in-a-box (engineer, product, design)
- Follow Me Home
- D4D - Design For Delight
Pivotal Take-Aways
- XP
- Pairing by default
- Ping Pong Push
- Remove distractions!
- Speaker/Mic for standups
Netflix
- UI teams (Web/Mobile/TV etc) - and Groovy layer
- Services teams (1 or more services)
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Product managers come up with a hypothesis, build it and test it!
Themes
- Production is where the Dragons are!
- Metrics are key!
- So is Backwards Compatibility!!!
- Come up with a hypothesis and test it!
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After explaining PACT: Wow! We just keep our APIs backwards
compatible
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Business and Engineering must both be able to influence direction
- Trust is key here!
San Fran Tech
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- Technical Journalist
- Limited places with PayPass - "You want to do what now?"
- Robot Delivery
- Tech Billboards and TV Ads
- Uber/Lyft/Jump
Conference Tech
- Amplify
- Serverless
- Hysterix
- TensorFlow
- Kublr
- Helm, Istio
- Spinnaker
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My name is Nicholas Roberto and up to this point the majority of my working career has revolved around film. I developed a love for cinema as a child moving all over the globe due to my dad's Air Force job. As soon as I entered high school I began working on local independent films and after acrueing the necessary experience I was granted union membership to IATSE as a set electrician. In between set jobs I also worked for a company restoring vintage movie theaters and eventually opened an online business selling rare and out of print DVDs that I often sourced while traveling for work.
Outside of film some of my interests include just about anything physical or outdoors (hiking, biking, weight lifting, climbing, obstacle races, etc.), spending time with my 2 year old daughter Nora, cooking, reading, and beer festivals.
My decision to shift careers to programming came shortly after my daughter was born and I realized that I would need to make some big changes to support my family. I spent some time trying to learn on my own and was excited about learning a skill that has an endless amount of application and creative possibility but hit a wall with self-study. Shortly after, I discovered Epicodus and i'm excited to continue with the program and see where it leads me.


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- Extract all the lyrics as text. Be sure to type them exactly as they appear in the song, ie. preserve repetition or word/syllable/line breaks.
- Analyze the rhythm and sequence of the lyrics. Is it even throughout? Are there more powerful moments? Does it build? Do any elements repeat? Is there a transformation?
- Sketch vertical compositions that visually represent your analysis and interpretation of the lyrics. What do lateral or vertical movement communicate? What do white space and gaps communicate? What does size communicate? What does density communicate?
- Create symbols, images and/or typography to represent your interpretation of the song lyrics.
- Translate sketches into a modular composition that utilizes scale, form, and counter form to visually communicate your interpretation of the lyrics.
- Combine modular structure, symbol, image, and text into a coded (HTML/CSS) map for your interpretation of the song lyrics.
- Refine your lyrical map based on feedback from classmates.
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by Donatus AnichukwuezeThe chairman of the defunct pension reform task team, Abdulrashid Maina, has been granted bail by a Federal High Court in Abuja in the sum of one billion naira with two sureties in like sum.
The court ordered that both sureties must be serving Nigerian Senators with no criminal cases before it.
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In its ruling on Monday, the also said the sureties must submit 3-years tax clearance certificates and must appear at all further court rulings with the 1st defendant.
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1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is to define and describe the functions and specifications of our project TOUR PACKAGE. It will explain the purpose and features of the system, the interfaces of the system, what the system will do. By reading this SRS document other developers would be able to modify the project if needed.
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The SRS is intended for software developers, Software Engineers, project managers, designers, and testers. They will get a good overview of the project by reading this SRS. The document is intended to be read step by step as it is.
1.4 Product Scope
TOUR PACKAGE is a online tour package booking system with some good features, an user could know about several tour packages by chatbot. The owner wouldn't be needed to reply the users, rather the system will automatically reply when someone ask something in chatbot. Moreover, one could book a tour package, see the details including google map location of the tour packages, could search for his/her favourite package, and would be able to pay online for the package. User would need to sign up and sign in to do these activities, third party log in system would be available also. This project would be very helpful for those who want to book tour package by sitting at home. He would be able to get the answers with in a second if he has any query. The owner of the TOUR PACKAGE business would get help from this project. He wouldn't need to hire people for replaying client's questions.
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This extension will issue an Introspection query to the target GraphQL endpoint in order fetch metadata information for:
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Using the inql extension for Burp Suite, you can:
- Search for known GraphQL URL paths; the tool will grep and match known values to detect GraphQL endpoints within the target website
- Search for exposed GraphQL development consoles (GraphiQL, GraphQL Playground, and other common consoles)
- Use a custom GraphQL tab displayed on each HTTP request/response containing GraphQL
- Leverage the templates generation by sending those requests to Burp's Repeater tool ("Send to Repeater")
- Leverage the templates generation and editor support by sending those requests to embedded GraphIQL ("Send to GraphiQL")
- Configure the tool by using a custom settings tab


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We are extremely happy to have the opportunity to organize an event that we hope will bring together aficionados of open source software, .Net and, more importantly, the Mono framework. Monospace will be a three day event mixing two days of sessions and one day of open space and will take place in Boston in July 2011, although the exact date hasn't been finalized yet. We plan to charge around $250 per ticket to cover our costs, plan for you to have a great time in Austin and to promote community events around Mono throughout the year.
We have very fond memories of the first Monospace and we hope to create new and better experience this time around. We certainly hope you will a part of this and we will be sure to keep you updated as we progress in our organization of this conference.
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These two global parameters control whether each {_pedal} is to be treated as a normal {_unipolar} control, or a special {_bipolar} control that works like the levers. Since such pedals aren't commercially available, this would require a custom modified center-sprung pedal.
When configured as bipolar, a pedal uses two different MIDI controls for each side of the pedal, just like the levers do. When configured as unipolar, the MIDI control assigned to the negative side is never used, making it available for use by an alternative external controller. In this case, the alternative controller can be selected as a modulation source by specifying \-pedal 1 or \-pedal 2 as the source.
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s=STRUCT_INTERSECT(s1,s2) returns a structure that is the intersection between the structures s1 and s2. Only fields that are present in both structs are returned. The function will recurse if both fields are structs.
s=STRUCT_INTERSECT(s1,s2,1) structs and non-structs are treated as being different and thus when a field is a struct in s1 but not in s2 (or vice versa), than that field will not be in the output structure
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{% extends "base.html" %} {% load static %} {% block title %} Palsbet.com - Vip Payment Methods {% endblock %} {% block content %}
a) Lipa na M-PESA
b) Buy Goods and Services
c) Enter Till Number 5147099
d) Enter Amount
Name Displayed: PALSNEST COMMUNITY SOLUTION
a) In TZ
simply dial *150*00# on your Vodacom line
b) Receiptient number:
+254798265307
c) Amount :
a) In Uganda;
dial *165# on your MTN line
b) Receiptient number:
+254798265307
c) Amount :
0011345452
Account name
Akpomoki Samson Agyo
Amount:


Hiring a doula is an important decision and I am sure you have a lot of question and that's GOOD!.
Now is time to provide you with the answers you are looking for and I am here for that. You can call me,
text me or email me.
I also invite you to fill out the contact form.


Test Output
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| open |
../../xforms/html/test_switch.html |
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opens the form |
| assertElementPresent |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0'] |
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checks that the form is the correct one |
| waitForText |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']//xf:output/pe-value |
7 |
checks that the first output is bound correctly |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the first switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the first switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c2'] |
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checks that the third case of the first switch is not visible |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s1']/xf:case[@id='s1c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the second switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s1']/xf:case[@id='s1c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the second switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s1']/xf:case[@id='s1c2'] |
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checks that the third case of the second switch is not visible |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s2']/xf:case[@id='s2c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the third switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s2']/xf:case[@id='s2c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the third switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s2']/xf:case[@id='s2c2'] |
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checks that the third case of the third switch is not visible |
| click |
t2 |
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clicks on the third trigger - toggling the third case |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c2'] |
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checks that the third case of the first switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the first switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the first switch is not visible |
| click |
t1 |
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clicks on the second trigger - toggling the second case |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the first switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the first switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c2'] |
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checks that the first case of the first switch is not visible |
| click |
t0 |
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clicks on the first trigger toggling the first case |
| assertVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c0'] |
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checks that the first case of the first switch is visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c1'] |
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checks that the second case of the first switch is not visible |
| assertNotVisible |
xpath=/html/body/xf:switch[@id='s0']/xf:case[@id='s0c2'] |
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checks that the third case of the first switch is not visible |
| click |
t3 |
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clicks on the fourth trigger toggling the first case of the second switch, selecting that case will, in turn, toggle the third case of the third switch, and deselecting s1c1 will toggle the third case of the first switch |
| assertVisible |
s1c2 |
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checks that the third case of the second switch is visible |
| waitForVisible |
s0c2 |
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waits for the selected and deselected event handlers to execute |
| assertVisible |
s0c2 |
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checks that the third case of the first switch is visible |
| assertVisible |
s2c2 |
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checks that the third case of the third switch is visible |
| close |
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Mon Apr 7, 2014
People love Netflix - the UI is fantastic, the cross-platform support is seamless, and the price is competitive. They’re creating critically-acclaimed shows, such as House of Cards, as exclusive properties to build cachet as an HBO-style player. They kickstarted the binge-watching phenomenon and have even compelled writers to redefine the conventional narrative arc of a series in light of unconventional viewing habits. But one area where they are still sorely lacking is in bringing decent new movies to the table.
You can almost predict which new movies will make it to Netflix. If they did poorly at the Box Office and were panned by the critics, chances are you’ll see it on Netflix sooner rather than later. To be fair, there are plenty of highly-esteemed foreign and indie movies on Netflix. But these offerings leave casual viewers scratching their heads and yawning at the ponderous avant-garde cinematography that pretentious critics love to fawn over.
Netflix started something beautiful. But to mature and fully realize their potential, they need to get into the streaming rental market. Or pirates will do it for them. Take Popcorn Time as an example. Billed as the a “Netflix for Pirates”, Popcorn Time is an open-source project that puts a slick Netflix-like UI onto a torrent backend.
Users can easily search or select from all the latest movies. The movie then streams in full-screen after a short delay. In the background, the pieces of a torrent file are being shared and downloaded through P2P protocols. After a computer reset, the file (located in a hidden folder on your hard drive) is erased. But the thing is, users don’t have to bother with bittorrent clients, or even know what torrents are. And that’s a dangerous precedent, as it’s never been easier to be a criminal (as you well know, sharing pirated movies is illegal in most countries).
Offering streaming rentals in Netflix would solve a number of problems for the company, assuming they can wrangle the legal side of things. Netflix is on every streaming set-top box out there from Amazon’s new Fire TV, to Google’s Chromecast, to Apple TV. Offering rentals would offer a unified and recognizable experience for the user through the Netflix platform. Rentals would also fill gaping holes in the Netflix library. I’ve no doubt that offering both free and paid search results would benefit a user looking for specific content, as long as users can still browse through the free and paid offerings independently.
Amazon, Google, and Apple may object to Netflix intruding on their territory by offering the same rental service that they do. But then they’d be missing the big picture. The real war here is not with each other, but with TV cable providers who are happy with the fragmented and user-unfriendly state of TV status quo as long as it continues to provide revenue. Competition is good, but we need an anti-cable hero we can all stand behind - and that hero could be Netflix, if we let them.


After deciding on an object to design, I developed several potential users. The main industries are for users who are open to alternative medicine, people who keeping track of their health using wearable technology in general, and potentially senior citizens who are more prone to get sick. From the larger range of potential users I narrowed the scope to Lucy, one persona who covers a large populations, but it is also narrow enough to design for. The reason I chose Lucy is because she has the desire to get real time feedback about her health, and is generally relatable to most americans because she has a 9-5 job, children, a lot of responsibilities and very limited free time.
I applied user centered design to the device by ensuring it is comfortable and aesthetically pleasing to the point people want to wear it. Similarly, I took into account the different activities people engage in, for example working in an office, outdoors, or being active at the gym. Furthermore, one of the largest challenges is facilitating a conceptual model for users who are not familiar with the electromagnetic field of the body and how it can help their health.
The prototype is made out of cardboard to give the sensation of durable firm plastic, but cardboard is much more accessible, cheaper, and more modular as to the width. The main physical features are included in the prototype are the screen, the light, and a button. .
The button has a pushing affordance, when the user pushed they get feedback because they can feel the sensation of the contracting button. The button has a pushing affordance, when the user pushed they get feedback because they can feel the sensation of the contracting button.
Given the feedback of the testing phase, the original design was altered to include a vibration sensation (depicted in the image by the zig-zag lines). In the new design, when there is an irregularity in electromagnetic field the light changing color to red and there is a vibration. The vibration of the bracelet allows for a more clear signifier of a change. The screen display of the region of the body which was affected was taken away to create more privacy for the user.
I designed a wearable biomedical device in the form of a bracelet using principles of alternative medicine. Its purpose is to records the electromagnetic field of the body and transmit energy into the body to maintain an energetic balance of the electromagnetic field of the body. The structure of the physical device will be similar to several of the existing products, however its primary functionality will be different. The device will be a small bracelet that will share the data being gathered with the user’s smartphone or computer.


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java.lang.Object com.darwinsys.swingui.layout.RelativeLayout
RelativeLayout, a Relative Layout Manager for Java J2SE. Mainly for porting tired old code that uses x,y locations. You really can't just assign x,y locations to components in Java Java J2SE - it breaks badly when the user resizes (and you can not mandate that the user can't resize you -- see any book on UI design for that little discussion -- and can also look bad due to resolution independance. Symantec Cafe 1.x, for example, used to spit out unfortunate (and unmaintainable) code like this:
setLayout(null); setSize(331,241); label1=new Label("Info Applet", Label.CENTER); add(label1); label1.setBounds(91,19,107,15);
Bleaarrgghh!!! To make it work properly at all resolutions and survive user-initiated resize actions, change it to
setLayout(new RelativeLayout(331,241,false); label1=new Label("Info Applet", Label.CENTER); add("91,19", label1);Note that it's actually less work to get it right. Symantec, Microsoft, and others, please take note!
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protected java.util.Vector |
curComps
to track Components added by named add form. |
protected int |
curHgt
actual size height when laid out |
protected int |
curWid
actual size width when laid out |
protected int |
reqHgt
requested absolute height of canvas |
protected int |
reqWid
requested absolute width of canvas |
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RelativeLayout(int wid,
int ht)
Constructs an RelativeLayout, given original hard-coded size of panel. |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addLayoutComponent(java.lang.String name,
java.awt.Component c)
Called by AWT when the user uses the form add(name, Component). |
void |
layoutContainer(java.awt.Container target)
Called by AWT to lay out the components in the target Container at its current size. |
java.awt.Dimension |
minimumLayoutSize(java.awt.Container target)
Called from AWT to calculate the minimum size dimensions for the target panel given the components in it. |
java.awt.Dimension |
preferredLayoutSize(java.awt.Container target)
Called by AWT to compute the preferred size for the target panel given our list of the components that it contains. |
void |
removeLayoutComponent(java.awt.Component c)
Called by AWT to remove a given component from the layout. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
protected int reqWid
protected int reqHgt
protected int curWid
protected int curHgt
protected java.util.Vector curComps
| Constructor Detail |
public RelativeLayout(int wid, int ht)
| Method Detail |
public void addLayoutComponent(java.lang.String name, java.awt.Component c)
addLayoutComponent
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
name
- String with location for component c
Note: the "name" must contain x, y location, ie.,
c
- Component to be added.public void layoutContainer(java.awt.Container target)
layoutContainer
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
target
- Container whose components are to be laid out.public java.awt.Dimension minimumLayoutSize(java.awt.Container target)
minimumLayoutSize
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
target
- Container to calculate forpublic java.awt.Dimension preferredLayoutSize(java.awt.Container target)
preferredLayoutSize
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
target
- Container to calculate forpublic void removeLayoutComponent(java.awt.Component c)
removeLayoutComponent
in interface java.awt.LayoutManager
c
- Component to be removed
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Bayelsa election: We don’t have anything against Jonathan —PDP
by Agency ReportThe Peoples Democratic Party says it has nothing against former President Goodluck Jonathan over the just concluded Bayelsa governorship election.
PDP National Publicity Secretary, Mr Kola Ologbondiyan disclosed this in an interview with newsmen on Wednesday after a meeting of the party’s National Working Committee in Abuja.
There were reports in the media that Jonathan may be sanctioned by the party following the defeat of PDP by All Progressives Congress, at the November 16, governorship election in Bayelsa State.
Ologbondiyan said that the issue of Jonathan was not part of matters discussed at the NWC meeting.
“The issue of former President Goodluck Jonathan did not come up at the meeting and it was not discussed.
“You must know about the procedure and processes in our party. If we do not have a report or an issue before us, we cannot delve into.
“As we speak now, we do not have any matter concerning Jonathan before us in the party,” he said.
Ologbondiyan said that the only issue discussed at the meeting was the November 16 election in Kogi and Bayelsa, of which the National Chairman, Mr Uche Secondus would formally address the press on the party’s position on Thursday.
“We have taken a decision to go to court long before but beyond that, we are going to take other measures which the national chairman will disclose on Thursday.
“We have not done a post mortem of the election. We have only weighed the circumstances that surrounded the election.
“We have also looked at the global condemnation of the election. We have reviewed the role of INEC and the role played by security agencies. Formally, the party will come up with a position,” he said.
He, however, denied insinuation that Secondus was under pressure, saying the party was rather concerned about the state of democracy in the country.
“We believe that as the main opposition party we have a responsibility to salvage democracy,” he said.
Ologbondiyan also said that there was no division within the NWC.
“All of us are here. Virtually everybody was here and we discussed freely,” he said.
(NAN)


| College Name | Stanford Univeristy |
|---|---|
| Degree | Bachelor |
| Major(s) | Computer Science; Philosophy |
| (Expected) Graduation Date | May 2020 |
| Employment Status | Employed |
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| Company | {% for job in jobInfo %}{{job["company"]['name'].title()}} | {% endfor %}
| Duration | {% for job in jobInfo %}{{job["length"]}} Months | {% endfor %}
| Start Date | {% for job in jobInfo %}{{month_name[job["startDate"]['month']]}} {{job["startDate"]['year']}} | {% endfor %}
| End Date | {% for job in jobInfo %}{{month_name[job["endDate"]['month']]}} {{job["endDate"]['year']}} | {% endfor %}
| Job Title | {% for job in jobInfo %}{{job["title"].title()}} | {% endfor %}
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Description
Converter for binary files to C/C++ headers.
bin2header takes any file as an argument and converts its binary data into a source header file for use in C/C++ applications. The data is stored as a character array.
Licensing
Links
- Project Pages:
- Downloads:
- Manpage


Refried Beans
One of my favorite dishes that works either as an appetizer or side dish is
refried beans. A classic from Mexican cuisine, that is best eaten with some
totopos, or tortilla chips.
Ingredients
As usual, the ingredients here are for about two adult portions:
- 400-500g can of pre-cooked beans
- ¼ onion
- 3-4 garlic cloves
- Cumin
- Paprika
- 2-4 spoonfuls butter
- Cooking oil (can be olive oil)
Directions
- Add the oil and the butter to the frying pan and heat to medium heat.
- Chop the onion and mince the garlic.
- Once the frying pan is heated, add the onion and garlic to the pan, and fry
them for about 3 minutes.
- Add salt, cumin, and paprika to taste. Usually I add paprika until the mix is
a brownish red. Mix with your spatula, and let fry for about 5 minutes.
- Open the can of beans and pour the beans into the pan. Depending on how
liquid you want the refried beans to be, you can use all or just some part of
the liquid inside the can. I usually get rid of some of the liquid from the
can before pouring the beans.
- Mash the beans and mix. Let them fry at medium-low to medium heat for about 5
to 10 minutes, mixing from time to time.
- Serve, and enjoy with some totopos.
Originally published at https://www.yaroslavps.com/food/refried-beans/
Contribution
Recipe tags:
mexican
beans
fasting


PhD in Bioinformatics with more than 6 years of experience in molecular biology, microbiology, microbiota research, and development of bioinformatic pipelines.
Studying the relationships within microalgae-bacterial communities, combining -omics and the expertise of the PSL department for microbiota-host interactions.
Analysis of hundreds of metagenomic datasets by developing bioinformatic pipelines.
Light-driven biopolymer production by chloroplast genetic engineering.


Footballbets
Technologies
This is my first NodeJS project. I have used the following
technologies:
The application is running on Azure
as a website.
Professional competence
The site displays all football games with the corresponding rates. The user can register itself and bet on these
games.
The admin can set the rates and close the game by setting the winner or as a tie. The betting is automatically
closed when the start time of the game is reached.


{% extends 'mail/_base.html' %} {% block content %}
Hello {{ registration.first_name }},
Thank you for your interest in Smokey Feet 2017. We received your registration for our waiting list.
If your registration is accepted you will get an email with payment instructions. Please note that your registration is only confirmed when you pay before the expiration date and get a confirmation email.
All the best,
Smokey Feet Crew
{% endblock %}


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Arrays are frequently treated as having a frame of length 1. With this frame, the array has cells of rank 1 less than the rank of the array. These cells are the items of the array.
The items of a list are the atoms in the list. The items of a table are the rows in the table. The items of a rank 3 array are the tables in the array. An array is the list of its items.
An atom has one item, itself.
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I've worked with
| Design | Microsoft |
| Adobe Illustrator | Excel |
| InDesign | Word |
| Photoshop | PowerPoint |
| Access | |
| 3 | 4 |
I have been designing logos for 3 years now. It started off as a hobby and decided to pursue it as a profession. I'm also a Microsoft Office Specialist who has gained several skills that made me competent in many aspects.
I've worked with different design softwares and Microsoft office suite like Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Access.
| Design | Microsoft |
| Adobe Illustrator | Excel |
| InDesign | Word |
| Photoshop | PowerPoint |
| Access | |
| 3 | 4 |
©2021.All Rights Reserved.™Maureen Thuo


Straight call for all items
optionals & FromURL
using JSON.stringify & method:"POST"
Current Best Practice for [FromBody]
We need to add a lot to our Web Api examples
AuthN, AuthR, HTTPResponses, Best Practices, Versioning, Caching, LinqPad, Global Error Handling
TODO: Use this to retrieve exactly what the dropdown needs and no more.
TODO: Make this a more production ready dropdown.
Cool implementation of RegEx for email.
This is also a good example of a dynamically created table based on JSON.
Clear Results| {{header}} |
|---|
| {{cell}} |
You will notice a progressive experimentation. All these buttons except the first return the same results.
It's not clear the advantage of GET vs POST vs PUT vs DELETE because with Attribute Based Routing we can do everything via GET or POST or PUT
Until we learn otherwise we will do everything via the get. It is likely we will always return something whether we are getting, updating, inserting, or deleting so GET seems to be the verb that would be most consistent.
Some components, such as response messages might not be implemented yet. These methods will be massaged and improved as we learn more.


DIPSFBT - Don't Import the Package the Source File Belongs To
No classes or interfaces need to be imported from the package that the source code file belongs to. Everything in that package is available without explicit import statements.
Wrong
import java.awt.*;
import com.swemancipation.metric.*;
public class DIPSFBT {
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Tip: Delete unnecessary import statement.


Appeal to the tax tribunal
5. Legislation and previous decisions
Read the rules the tribunal must follow and its decisions on previous cases.
Previous decisions
Search the decisions database to see how and why previous decisions have been made.
Legislation
The tribunal must follow the Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Tax Chamber) Rules 2009.
Read the practice directions and practice statements for more detailed guidance.
The tribunal was set up by the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 and Transfer of Tribunal Functions and Revenue and Customs Appeals Order 2009.


In this project, we implement a simple search engine over Tsinghua University News and Study website that supports the following features:
We use Tomcat server and AJAX to call RESTful APIs.
TUSK stands for Tsinghua University Search Kit, which is inspired from Tusk in DOTA2.
Functions of the search engine are displayed as follows.
We also include search with voice controls using Google Translate. (Sorry for the poor resolution)
We have a Chinese version of project report [here].


Shanthala Lakshminarayana, Ph.D.
Shanthala Lakshminarayana is a Ph.D. candidate in ISCS Lab at the University of Texas at Arlington. She is currently working on readout circuit designs for electro-chemical sensing systems and also in PCB design, testing.
Younghun Park, Ph.D.
Younghun Park is a PhD candidate in ISCS Lab at University of Texas at Arlington. He is currently working on an embedded system for the multiple sensor arrays, and developing graphic user interface and mobile apps to read and analyze the wirelessly transmitted data. In addition, he will develop machine learning algorithms for data analysis and prediction.
Karthik Gangadhara, M.S
Karthik Gangadhara is a Master's student in ISCS Lab at University of Texas at Arlington. He is currently working on an embedded system for the multiple sensor arrays, and developing graphic user interface and mobile apps to read and analyze the wirelessly transmitted data.


Janet is a functional and imperative programming language. It runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, BSDs, and should run on other systems with some porting. The entire language (core library, interpreter, compiler, assembler, PEG) is less than 1MB. You can also add Janet scripting to an application by embedding a single C source file and a single header.


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Hi, I'm Erica. I am a graphic designer and full stack developer. I strongly believe that creating with respect to both aesthetic and function in equal measure are central to the success of creative work. Things I love: travel, learning and using my hands to create beautiful and meaningful things.


With the recent announcement that Google is shutting down Reader, there’s been a lot of talk about RSS: Is it just a geek-only thing? Isn’t Twitter good enough? Why don’t you read “real” journalists instead of blogs?
RSS is a huge part of my online life - every time I fire up Reeder and see stories, I get very happy. The way I use RSS (which I believe is the best way to use it) can’t be replaced by anything else that I’m aware of.
So, why do I think RSS is so great?
First, I don’t use RSS readers to “discover” anything - new blogs, what people are reading, etc. That’s what Twitter is for. When Google added that feature to Reader, it became really annoying to clear all that crap out.
Instead, I view my RSS feeds as a curated, frequently updated, bookshelf just for me. I have a list of carefully selected websites whose posts I want to read all of, on a daily (or more) basis. These websites conform to the type of reading I like - fewer, higher quality posts, as opposed to link-bait/page-view whores like Mashable or Engadget.
I’m not saying sites like Cinematical or Joystiq are worthless - there are some great posts on there, but Twitter is sufficient to alert me to them, and I’m rarely sad if I miss the few good posts out of the massive cruft on those sites (I mean, do I really care about how many megapixels are on Sony’s latest point-and-shoot, and do I really need a picture of the catering tray at the Arrested Development shoots?).
It’s a shame how these sites are run, because they do employ connected journalists who get real scoops and write great stories. But, their business models require a massive number of posts per day and so I just can’t trim the wheat from the chaff, so I don’t visit. Not sure if I’m alone in this.
So, what do I read? Here’s what’s in my RSS feeds. These are the sites I read daily and, because this is the 21st century, I don’t want to navigate to them one by one - I want software delivering them to me, and that’s what RSS, and a great client, do.
Comics
- Dilbert - duh
- Eye on Springfield - Screencaps from the Simpsons. Always brings a smile.
- Joy of Tech - Nerdy, Apple-related humor
- xkcd - double duh
- Thrillbent/Insufferable - Mark Waid is a genius.
Tech
- Coding Horror - classic programming blog (that, honestly, is not as good as it was).
- Daily WTF - duh.
- Daring Fireball - quality writing and analysis by John Gruber about Apple and related stuff. And plenty of snark.
- Marco.org - by the creator of Instapaper and The Magazine, it’s like Daring Fireball Lite but with a bit more variety.
- Michael Church’s blog (though I’ve skipped his recent nine treatises on workplace incompetence - he needs an editor).
- Signal vs. Noise - 37 Signals blog isn’t as great as it used to be, but still some interesting stuff.
- Github’s blog - Gotta keep up with one of the most amazing programmer tools ever made.
- Giles Bowkett’s blog - insightful posts about Rails and other stuff.
Funtimes
- Scott’s Blog of Doom - Pro Wrestling recaps and snark. Yes, I like Pro Wrestling and yes, I have a sense of humor about it.
- Wil Wheaton’s Blog - I came for his hilarious recaps of TNG episodes, I stay for his great writing, obsessive honesty and general awesomeness.
- Meeting Boy - daily quips from someone always stuck in a meeting.
- Clients from Hell - daily reminder of why I don’t want to do consulting ever again.
- Arrested Westeros - Arrested Development quotes atop Game of Thrones screencaps. Gold.
- Liquorious - drink recipes. Yes, I make my own bitters and thus like reading cocktail recipes :)
- Fashion It So - incredibly detailed fashion analysis of the costumes on Star Trek: The Next Generation. I do work at a fashion startup, you know!
What all of these have in common is that they don’t generate a lot of posts (Daring Fireball is probably the most prolific, and it’s usually just a few short link posts, with occasional long-form pieces). The posts on these sites are almost always very high quality - I want to read them and would regret missing them.
I can’t think of another technology besides RSS (and a great Reader client) that could more easily let me keep up with all of these websites.
What makes a good reader?
I’m currently using Reeder, which is available on iOS and Mac and it’s more or less perfect for my needs. It has a minimal, yet pleasing design, full keyboard navigation (j/k or GTFO), integration with various services (namely Instapaper) and, because it uses Google Reader as a backend, keeps me synced everywhere. It also works great offline, assuming you’ve downloaded your feeds when you were last online.
I’m hopeful that Reeder will come up with a new backend and just continue working. Otherwise, I’ll be looking for new options.
But RSS is (I hope) far from dead.


PSI Cookbook
This page gives a list of recipes for the most common operations for working with the PSI (Program Structure Interface). Unlike Developing Custom Language Plugins, it talks about working with the PSI of existing languages (such as Java).
How do I find a file if I know its name but don’t know the path?
FilenameIndex.getFilesByName()
How do I find where a particular PSI element is used?
ReferencesSearch.search()
How do I rename a PSI element?
RefactoringFactory.createRename()
How can I cause the PSI for a virtual file to be rebuilt?
FileContentUtil.reparseFiles()
Java Specific
How do I find all inheritors of a class?
ClassInheritorsSearch.search()
How do I find a class by qualified name?
JavaPsiFacade.findClass()
How do I find a class by short name?
PsiShortNamesCache.getInstance().getClassesByName()
How do I find a superclass of a Java class?
PsiClass.getSuperClass()
How do I get a reference to the containing package of a Java class?
PsiJavaFile javaFile = (PsiJavaFile) psiClass.getContaningFile();
PsiPackage pkg = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(project).findPackage(javaFile.getPackageName());
How do I find the methods overriding a specific method?
OverridingMethodsSearch.search()
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Shanghai Noon (2000) 2 1/2 stars out of 4. Starring Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, Lucy Liu, Brandon Merrill, Roger Yuan and Xander Berkeley. Written by Alfred Gough and Miles Millar. Directed by Tom Dey.
Following in the footsteps of comedians from Buster Keaton to the Marx Bros. to Abbott and Costello to Martin and Lewis to Bob Hope to John Candy, Jackie Chan has followed Horace Greeley's advice and gone west.
"Shanghai Noon" is a comedic Western, a funny culture clash in which an Imperial guard (Chan) comes to the Old West of 1881 to rescue a kidnapped princess ("Ally McBeal's" Lucy Liu).
Along the way, Chan's Chon Wang meets a fast-talking con artist, but inept outlaw, Roy O'Bannon (Owen Wilson). The two ostensibly team up to rescue the princess, though Roy has his mind set on somehow grabbing the $100,000 in gold sent to America to ransom her highness
"Shanghai Noon," like most of Chan's movies, is a rough blend of action and comedy. The action sequences are first-rate as Wang battles Indians, cowboys and a former, disgraced guardsman who masterminded the kidnapping plot.
The comedy is definitely low brow, but offers some funny moments. Roy, for example, continually mispronounces Chon Wang as John Wayne as berates his partner. `That's not a cowboy name,' he tells him more than once.
There are some funny subtitles as Wang tries to make himself understood to a tribe of Indians who have befriended him.
Chan, as usual, is always exciting to watch as he leaps, rolls and uses props with the deftness of a ballet master.
The real find is Wilson. Best known for his role as a would-be criminal in the independent "Bottle Rocket," he also has co-starred in "Armageddon" and "The Haunting."  His character is reminiscent of the type Bob Hope would play, though he is physically more active and much better looking than Hope.
Wilson holds his own with Chan, and the two make a charming duet.
"Shanghai Noon" features a fine score by Randy Edelman as well as scenic cinematography by Dan Mindel.
Alfred Gough and Miles Millar's script, though, is a bit anti-climactic. Director Tom Dey, making his feature film debut, could have trimmed a bit from the one-hour-and-50-minute running time. The movie's pace needed to be a bit quicker. At a couple of junctures there is dead space between some of the action sequences. Judicious editing could have speeded up the movie.
"Shanghai Noon" is a fun outing, filled with stunts and gags that will please Chan fans. It's not art, but it is entertainment.
Bob Bloom is the film critic at the Journal and Courier in Lafayette, IN. He can be reached by e-mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Reviews by Bloom, an associate member of the Online Film Critics Society, is can be found on the Internet Movie Database Web site: http://www.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Bob+Bloom
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OpenM++ UTF-8 converter: text bytes from source encoding (from Windows code page) to UTF-8.


My name is Patrick, and I am an undergraduate Computer Science and Economics student at New York University.
I've been fortunate to travel to over 25 countries and experience many cultures, perspectives, people, work, challenges, and adventures. I have lived in Beijing, China; Manila, the Philippines; Madrid, Spain; Abu Dhabi, UAE; and now New York, USA. I've also studied in Florence, Italy and Sydney, Australia.
I'm really passionate about Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. If there is any way you think we can work together on something, I'd love to know. You may contact me at patrick.wee at nyu.edu.


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My name is Shannon Rodgers, I am a current first year PhD student in Human Computer Interaction at the Queensland University of Technology. Currently, I live and conduct my research in Illinois, USA. My current research interests are older adult gardeners, phenology, HCI and IoT technologies.
Previously I obtained my Bachelor in IT (Computer Science) with honours in the school of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and the Queensland University of Technology.
One paper is accepted by OzCHI 2019.
One paper is accepted by CHI 2019.


Faction Status Dialog
This dialog shows various information on all factions in the current game. The currently selected faction is shown in the dialog’s title bar.
- Faction (Alt+F) allows you to select the faction to examine. The remaining dialog controls and tab pages reflect the selected entry.
- A note next to this box indicates whether the selected faction is still alive or has already been eliminated from the game.
- The bar above the tab pages shows the Color Code that represents the selected faction.
The center part of the dialog is divided into five tab pages described separately.


KeyframeEffectOptions
{
delay: 0,
// The start delay which represents the number of milliseconds
// from the start time of the associated animation to the start
// of the active interval.
endDelay: 0,
// The end delay which represents the number of milliseconds
// from the end of an animation effect’s active interval
fill: "auto" || "none" || "forwards" || "backwards" || "both",
// The fill mode which defines the behavior of the animation effect
// outside its active interval.
// * "none"
// The animation effect has no effect outside of its' play
// * "forwards"
// After playing, will have same effect as the last moment
// * "backwards"
// Before playing, will have same effect as the first moment
// * "both"
// Combination of forwards & backwards
iterations: 1.0,
// The amount of times to repeat the animation
iterationStart: 0.0,
// Offset for the start of the iterations
duration: "auto",
// Time taken to complete a single iteration
// ("auto" is for expanding to include duration of child effects)
direction: "normal" || "reverse" || "alternate" || "alternate-reverse",
// * "normal"
// All iterations are played as specified.
// * "reverse"
// All iterations are played in the reverse direction from
// the way they are specified.
// * "alternate"
// Even iterations are played as specified, odd iterations
// are played in the reverse direction from the way they are specified.
// * "alternate-reverse"
// Even iterations are played in the reverse direction from
// the way they are specified, odd iterations are played as specified.
easing: "linear" || "ease" || "ease-in" || "ease-out" || "ease-in-out"
|| "cubic-bezier(‹number›, ‹number›, ‹number›, ‹number›)",
// Works same way as timing-function in CSS transitions/animations
composite: "replace" || "add" || "accumulate",
// The composite operation used to composite this animation
// with the effect stack, as specified by one of the
// CompositeOperation enumeration values. This is used
// for all keyframes that do not specify a keyframe-specific
// composite operation.
iterationComposite: "replace" || "accumulate",
// The iteration composite operation used to define the way
// animation values build from iteration to iteration.
spacing: "distribute" || "paced(‹property›)"
// The spacing mode to apply to this animation effect’s keyframes.
// * "paced(‹property›)"
// Use the paced keyframe spacing mode with the property name indicated
// by {property} as the paced property. E.g. paced(left) or paced(transform)
}


Limit must be in range 1 - 1000
Offset must be in range 1 -<PHONE_NUMBER>
Limit must be in range 1 - 1000
Offset must be in range 1 -<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Here's how it works: for each note in the scale, the computer generates a random replacement. So, for example, it might make the rules:
The computer will then apply those rules several times in a row. Using the previous example:
| C | ||||||||
| B | C | |||||||
| A | G | B | C | |||||
| C | C | G | B | A | A | G | B | C |
Finally, you can choose the mode for the music. The scales are based off of the Bohlen-Pierce scale (info here: http://www.ziaspace.com/elaine/BP/Modes_and_Chords.html). The modes are approximate and meant for fiddling with, but may not match up with the tune: it has no control over where the tune starts or any notes that it hovers around, just the key signature.
In order to not lock up your browser, keep numbers reasonable. Breadths between 2 and 4, and depths of 5-10, should keep things usable (A breadth of 2 and depth of 10 will make 1024 notes, a minimum breadth of 2 with maximum of 4 and a depth of 8 will make on average 59049 notes - things really escalate quickly).
If the site doesn't create music right away, click the button again - still working out the bugs. I've tested it in the latest version of Firefox, and Chrome is supposed to work well with the sound files.
To-do list:


| G - Games |
AB - At Bats |
R - Runs |
| H - Hits |
2B - Doubles |
3B - Triples |
| HR - Homeruns |
RBI - Runs Batted In |
BB - Base on Balls |
| SO - Strikeouts |
SB - Stolen Bases |
CS - Caught Stealing |
| AVG - Average |
OBP - On-Base Percentage |
SLG - Slugging Percentage |
| OPS - On-Base Plus Slugging |
IBB - Intentional Walks |
HBP - Hit By Pitch |
| SAC - Sacrifice Bunts |
SF - Sacrifice Flys |
TB - Total Bases |
| XBH - Extra Base Hits |
GDP - Grounded Into Double Play |
GO - Ground Outs |
| AO - Fly Outs |
GO_AO - Ground Outs Per Fly Out |
PA - Plate Appearances |


SQUARES 016: SQUARES 010 REVISITED
<div> massacre!
Repeating linear and radial gradients
eliminated the need for nearly 40(!) of the <div>s used in Squares 010.


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Planning and development is iterative. Because we are constantly coding and testing, the products we build are always ready to go live. This iterative process allows for changes as business requirements evolve.


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const CODES = { AVAILABLE_IN_WINDOW: 'only-available-in-window', AVAILABLE_IN_SW: 'only-available-in-sw', SHOULD_BE_INHERITED: 'should-be-overriden', BAD_SENDER_ID: 'bad-sender-id', INCORRECT_GCM_SENDER_ID: 'incorrect-gcm-sender-id', PERMISSION_DEFAULT: 'permission-default', PERMISSION_BLOCKED: 'permission-blocked', UNSUPPORTED_BROWSER: 'unsupported-browser', NOTIFICATIONS_BLOCKED: 'notifications-blocked', FAILED_DEFAULT_REGISTRATION: 'failed-serviceworker-registration', SW_REGISTRATION_EXPECTED: 'sw-registration-expected', GET_SUBSCRIPTION_FAILED: 'get-subscription-failed', INVALID_SAVED_TOKEN: 'invalid-saved-token', SW_REG_REDUNDANT: 'sw-reg-redundant', TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_FAILED: 'token-subscribe-failed', TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_NO_TOKEN: 'token-subscribe-no-token', TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_NO_PUSH_SET: 'token-subscribe-no-push-set', TOKEN_UNSUBSCRIBE_FAILED: 'token-unsubscribe-failed', TOKEN_UPDATE_FAILED: 'token-update-failed', TOKEN_UPDATE_NO_TOKEN: 'token-update-no-token', USE_SW_BEFORE_GET_TOKEN: 'use-sw-before-get-token', INVALID_DELETE_TOKEN: 'invalid-delete-token', DELETE_TOKEN_NOT_FOUND: 'delete-token-not-found', DELETE_SCOPE_NOT_FOUND: 'delete-scope-not-found', BG_HANDLER_FUNCTION_EXPECTED: 'bg-handler-function-expected', NO_WINDOW_CLIENT_TO_MSG: 'no-window-client-to-msg', UNABLE_TO_RESUBSCRIBE: 'unable-to-resubscribe', NO_FCM_TOKEN_FOR_RESUBSCRIBE: 'no-fcm-token-for-resubscribe', FAILED_TO_DELETE_TOKEN: 'failed-to-delete-token', NO_SW_IN_REG: 'no-sw-in-reg', BAD_SCOPE: 'bad-scope', BAD_VAPID_KEY: 'bad-vapid-key', BAD_SUBSCRIPTION: 'bad-subscription', BAD_TOKEN: 'bad-token', BAD_PUSH_SET: 'bad-push-set', FAILED_DELETE_VAPID_KEY: 'failed-delete-vapid-key', INVALID_PUBLIC_VAPID_KEY: 'invalid-public-vapid-key', USE_PUBLIC_KEY_BEFORE_GET_TOKEN: 'use-public-key-before-get-token', PUBLIC_KEY_DECRYPTION_FAILED: 'public-vapid-key-decryption-failed' }; const ERROR_MAP = { [CODES.AVAILABLE_IN_WINDOW]: 'This method is available in a Window context.', [CODES.AVAILABLE_IN_SW]: 'This method is available in a service worker ' + 'context.', [CODES.SHOULD_BE_INHERITED]: 'This method should be overriden by ' + 'extended classes.', [CODES.BAD_SENDER_ID]: "Please ensure that 'messagingSenderId' is set " + 'correctly in the options passed into firebase.initializeApp().', [CODES.PERMISSION_DEFAULT]: 'The required permissions were not granted and ' + 'dismissed instead.', [CODES.PERMISSION_BLOCKED]: 'The required permissions were not granted and ' + 'blocked instead.', [CODES.UNSUPPORTED_BROWSER]: "This browser doesn't support the API's " + 'required to use the firebase SDK.', [CODES.NOTIFICATIONS_BLOCKED]: 'Notifications have been blocked.', [CODES.FAILED_DEFAULT_REGISTRATION]: 'We are unable to register the ' + 'default service worker. {$browserErrorMessage}', [CODES.SW_REGISTRATION_EXPECTED]: 'A service worker registration was the ' + 'expected input.', [CODES.GET_SUBSCRIPTION_FAILED]: 'There was an error when trying to get ' + 'any existing Push Subscriptions.', [CODES.INVALID_SAVED_TOKEN]: 'Unable to access details of the saved token.', [CODES.SW_REG_REDUNDANT]: 'The service worker being used for push was made ' + 'redundant.', [CODES.TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_FAILED]: 'A problem occured while subscribing the ' + 'user to FCM: {$message}', [CODES.TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_NO_TOKEN]: 'FCM returned no token when subscribing ' + 'the user to push.', [CODES.TOKEN_SUBSCRIBE_NO_PUSH_SET]: 'FCM returned an invalid response ' + 'when getting an FCM token.', [CODES.TOKEN_UNSUBSCRIBE_FAILED]: 'A problem occured while unsubscribing the ' + 'user from FCM: {$message}', [CODES.TOKEN_UPDATE_FAILED]: 'A problem occured while updating the ' + 'user from FCM: {$message}', [CODES.TOKEN_UPDATE_NO_TOKEN]: 'FCM returned no token when updating ' + 'the user to push.', [CODES.USE_SW_BEFORE_GET_TOKEN]: 'You must call useServiceWorker() before ' + 'calling getToken() to ensure your service worker is used.', [CODES.INVALID_DELETE_TOKEN]: 'You must pass a valid token into ' + 'deleteToken(), i.e. the token from getToken().', [CODES.DELETE_TOKEN_NOT_FOUND]: 'The deletion attempt for token could not ' + 'be performed as the token was not found.', [CODES.DELETE_SCOPE_NOT_FOUND]: 'The deletion attempt for service worker ' + 'scope could not be performed as the scope was not found.', [CODES.BG_HANDLER_FUNCTION_EXPECTED]: 'The input to ' + 'setBackgroundMessageHandler() must be a function.', [CODES.NO_WINDOW_CLIENT_TO_MSG]: 'An attempt was made to message a ' + 'non-existant window client.', [CODES.UNABLE_TO_RESUBSCRIBE]: 'There was an error while re-subscribing ' + 'the FCM token for push messaging. Will have to resubscribe the ' + 'user on next visit. {$message}', [CODES.NO_FCM_TOKEN_FOR_RESUBSCRIBE]: 'Could not find an FCM token ' + 'and as a result, unable to resubscribe. Will have to resubscribe the ' + 'user on next visit.', [CODES.FAILED_TO_DELETE_TOKEN]: 'Unable to delete the currently saved token.', [CODES.NO_SW_IN_REG]: 'Even though the service worker registration was ' + 'successful, there was a problem accessing the service worker itself.', [CODES.INCORRECT_GCM_SENDER_ID]: "Please change your web app manifest's " + "'gcm_sender_id' value to '103953800507' to use Firebase messaging.", [CODES.BAD_SCOPE]: 'The service worker scope must be a string with at ' + 'least one character.', [CODES.BAD_VAPID_KEY]: 'The public VAPID key is not a Uint8Array with 65 bytes.', [CODES.BAD_SUBSCRIPTION]: 'The subscription must be a valid ' + 'PushSubscription.', [CODES.BAD_TOKEN]: 'The FCM Token used for storage / lookup was not ' + 'a valid token string.', [CODES.BAD_PUSH_SET]: 'The FCM push set used for storage / lookup was not ' + 'not a valid push set string.', [CODES.FAILED_DELETE_VAPID_KEY]: 'The VAPID key could not be deleted.', [CODES.INVALID_PUBLIC_VAPID_KEY]: 'The public VAPID key must be a string.', [CODES.PUBLIC_KEY_DECRYPTION_FAILED]: 'The public VAPID key did not equal ' + '65 bytes when decrypted.' }; export default { codes: CODES, map: ERROR_MAP }; |


Provides select, insert, update, upsert, and delete database operations. Supports 'PostgreSQL', 'MySQL', 'SQLite', and more, and plays nicely with the 'DBI' package.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Imports: | DBI (≥ 1.0.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat (≥ 1.0.2), urltools (≥ 1.7.0), RSQLite (≥ 1.1-2), RMariaDB, RMySQL, RPostgres, RPostgreSQL, hms, jsonlite, blob, odbc |
| Published: | 2018-10-30 |
| Author: | Andrew Kane [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Andrew Kane <andrew at chartkick.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ankane/dbx/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ankane/dbx |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | dbx results |
| Reference manual: | dbx.pdf |
| Package source: | dbx_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: dbx_0.2.3.zip, r-release: dbx_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: dbx_0.2.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: dbx_0.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: dbx_0.2.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | dbx archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=dbx to link to this page.


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Mason Mount proud of Chelsea’s youth movement as winning run reaches six games
Mason Mount believes Chelsea’s youthful revolution will continue to gather pace as the season progresses.
Second-half goals from Tammy Abraham, 22, and 21-year-old Christian Pulisic secured a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace on Saturday.
It was the Blues’ sixth straight league victory and manager Frank Lampard named the club’s youngest starting line-up in the Premier League, with an average age of just over 24.
“That’s a brilliant stat and it shows there are a lot of young players coming through who are focused on doing well,” midfielder Mount, 20, told Chelsea TV.
“It’s that step up – a lot of us want to make that step up and prove we are ready. It’s a massive season for us. At the moment it’s going well and we need to stay focused.
“It was a massive win. We’ve had a really good month, with a lot of wins and a lot of good performances, so to finish it off and take a good win into the international break was massive for us.
“That’s what you need, to keep playing well and staying focused, and then that momentum builds.
“The goals are coming and we’re doing well at the back, stopping goals, so it’s going well.”
To compound Palace’s misery winger Wilfried Zaha was hobbling at the end, with manager Roy Hodgson hoping it is nothing serious.
“I think he got caught on the foot, as happens sometimes, and they’re very painful,” said Hodgson.
“At the moment he’s icing that part of his foot and I suppose we will have to wait and see if anything more serious has been done to him.”


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I see the ramifications of that model. I choose to say, "Alexa, time", while wearing an Apple Watch. It's automatic now. But, I believe the reasoning behind this is not particularly desire or frustration but from learned convenience. For example, when I'm cooking, I don't necesarily have the hands to check the time or to look up to a mounted clock. I'm actually using a new motor function, my voice as a mechanism to bring about change. I think that's pretty powerful. I don't think that then using Alexa is a crutch, but it's developed into a reliable machine.
I only had a tangential understanding of cyber attacks, but after engaging with physical computing, the Particle Argon, and how serial connections work, this vulnerability really is frightening. Especially with the IoT projects I'm currently building for two classes, I'm aware of how flimsy the security of it is. I recently watched The Social Dilemma, and I see parallels between the arguments that Greenfield makes and that of the docummentary. Regulation is key. But, I believe that just as much as it has gotten easier to propagate and disperse IoT devices to every home, there have also been major improvements made to improve security.
I don't think control on the city level is inherently bad, as I'm surmising is the ambition behind this section of text. Sure, as humans, we can only futurecast the most decent, appropriate, and positive lights of technology as it increasingly integrates with our lives. But I would like to believe that innovators that are building systems for the functioning of a city consider the end goal of desperate needs to bring brick and mortar into a new age. Whether it be enhanced sur- veillance, localized cloud systems for data management and processing, or identification systems, we could all benefit from staying in line which, in turn, is also having a protective cowl over the fragile existence of ourselves and our loved ones.


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This block visualizes a Real number in a diagram animation. The number to be visualized can be defined in the following ways:
The two versions of the block are shown in the following image (in the right variant, the name of the variable value that is displayed is also shown below the icon):
The usage is demonstrated, e.g., in example Modelica.Blocks.Examples.RealNetwork1.


Inventory of Grave Markers in the
[Approximate
directions to
Christian Sonker, 30 Aug, 1795, died 12 Oct 1853
Barbary Sonker, Aft 1790, died 25 June, 1871
Top left corner broken off.
Elizabeth, daughter of C and B Sonker,
died 10 April 1837, In her 10, (cannot read the rest)
John Sonker, 4 June, 1826,
died 28 Mar 1888, Aged, 61Yr 9M 24 D
(can t read 1st name) Kalbfliesch,
23 June 1808, died 19 Mar 1881
Mary Kimple, Wife of Adam Kalbfliesch, 1 Sept 1813, died 12 Mar 1858, Age 41 Year 8
MO 19 Days
There are several tombstones on the surface but cannot
be read. We are sure that there are more graves and markers here. There was a
Zonker schoolhouse next to the cemetery. The parents decided to turn over the
tombstones so that the children would not get hurt playing there. This
information is from a cousin of Chuck Zonker s father
who attended school there.
Family History;
Christian Zangger was born
in Brunnenthal Switzerland
Anne Barbary Isch was born
in Switzerland, we don t know the town.
John Sonker was born in Brunnenthal
They came to
Provided by Chuck Zonker


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Former deep sea marine biologist, recently making mobile video games both fun and financially successful. Yes, there are connections: using data to make decisions, working with global teams through any weather, and getting results through extreme organization and being prepared for anything – from leaky submersibles to rapidly evolving technical landscapes.
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