Today, once again, there was a considerable downtime from the part of the company that hosts these pages. It seems that they did not renew some kind of license on the servers that they are using. Not really the most brilliant thing to happen. This thing has been going up and down several times now and sadly they don’t seem to monitor that it’s down, or at least they don’t notice. Of course, a full virtual server for $9 per month with 1Gig of space and full root access is something that is rather nice. Let’s see how this goes on.
Blogging With MovableType
It’s done. I installed MovableType and I am loving it. This is so wonderful to use and optimize and I really like having all of it in my own database. Sure, LiveJournal is a very nice service and all, and I liked having it, but this is nicer. I really like the design, the templates system, management interface and capabilities like an RDF feed so other people can look at updates in my blog. Now I need to get my old LJ posts imported here and I am happy.
Next up would be getting the design done. At the moment I am just using a normal template and actually like it. I need to build it around my site though which will change once again. I have been using Typo3 as a content management system at oliver.thylmann.com but want to move away from that to build my own system. Sure, then I should actually build my own blogging system but lets now overdo it please.
That’s it for now though. More coming soon. :)
Frank Boosman
Today my first time was taken up because I visited Frank Boosman’s blog with some great posts on the last few days providing some very interesting reading material. I highly recommend going to Joi Ito’s blog to read about the last conferences he was on. There are also some images of a party he hosted with some very interesting people just from looking at their names.
The conference that is currently happening is called Supernova and you can find the group blog here. Just take a look at the list of attendants on the right.
Interestingly Justin Hall wrote an article about mobile blogging shortly after I wrote mine. His is a lot deeper in the subject though. nice read.
Wireless Blogging
I just recently wrote an article about wireless blogging and thankfully had a comment on there by somebody who wrote an application for an e-mail to blog gateway, which is actually all you need. Now this is fun. Now I really need to play with this I think.
Blogging Goes Wireless
(Originally published on infoSync) Throughout the next few paragraphs I will attempt to introduce you to the concept of a blog, tell you why I would not call it journalism, and even show you why journalists all over the world should be shaking in their pants. In other words; sit tight, it’s going to be a rough little ride.
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What are blogs?
Well, first of all, blogs are hip. You need to have a blog these days. In the odd case you have no clue what a blog is, think online journal.  Arguably, you don’t need to go that far and can restrain yourself to talk about things you want the world to know about. Spelling errors are abundant, editors nowhere to be found - and often one wonders why some entries had to be written in the first place. Sometimes, some people, somewhere, refer to these blogs as journalism.
Blogs and Journalism
Let me start by defining both terms. Blogs are frequent, chronological publications made up of personal thoughts and web links. Webster has the following to say about journalism: "writing characterized by a direct presentation of facts or descriptions of events without an attempt at interpretation." There we have it. Judging by the above definition, blogs are more opinion pieces and not real journalism. For those who want to go deeper into this matter, the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism recently held a panel on Weblogs - another name for blogs, journals or whatever you might want to call them.
In this debate concerning journalism, one issue is frequently ignored. I believe - although I might be wrong - that blogs are personal and emotional, read by people interested in another human being. The intention of blogs is not to provide readers with facts portrayed in an objective manner, and I don’t look at 10 or more blogs for journalism and hard facts, but rather for the ideas those bloggers have and possibly their thoughts about the matter around us. This is not journalism.
There is another side to this story though, which I became apparent to me after reading a quote on Scot Hacker’s blog:
"Oxygen is more vital to human life than gold, but because air is abundant, oxygen is free. Weblogs make writing as abundant as air, with the same effect on price. Prior to the web, people paid for most of the words they read. Now, for a large and growing number of us, most of the words we read cost us nothing." - Clay Shirky, on weblogs.
This really got me thinking, because it partly explains why journalists are so scared of the blogging phenomenon. My main objection in this case is that we would pay for good air if we could, much in the same way we’ll always pay for good writing. To further strengthen my case, journalists will always be needed for the objective reporting, and newspapers and magazines will always be used to reach the masses. Good writing will come at a price. Real feelings about events can more easily be found elsewhere.
Blogging unplugged
This is where wireless comes in. By now, I hope I’ve established that blogs are about feelings, personal thoughts, and interest in another person - and ultimately about friendship. Blogs are great in that sense since they provide an outlet for feelings and simultaneously allow us to report to the world what’s happening around us. One thing we can’t do presently, however, is telling the world what’s happening around us at this very moment - presuming we’re not sitting right next to our computer all the time. Unless you have a T-Mobile SideKick, that is.
To give a better idea of what I’m talking about, I urge you to take a look at a web site Mike Popovic has put up at hiptop.bedope.com. The site - and others like it - feeds from e-mails sent in from T-Mobile SideKick or Danger Hiptop (the reference design of which the SideKick is based on) devices, and you’ll find posts from numerous people about what they are currently seeing and thinking - all with pictures and text. Now THIS is the future of blogs!
And the cool part is that you could in theory do the same thing for users of any mobile phone equipped with a digital camera and capable of doing e-mail. The only advantage of the SideKick is that it has a full keyboard, and presumably has attracted more of the youth market which is bound to already be sold on the idea of blogging. Texts from posts on Popovic’s site are usually short, and since a picture is more worth than a thousand words, a phone keypad with T9 input and a camera should be enough for most of us.
You could even imagine this being arranged through MMS - and once there are premium MMS services, like there are premium SMS services now, I wouldn’t be surprised if carriers or other companies started offering blogging services where one would pay to have an MMS sent to a specific number converted into an entry on ones blog.
Are you scared yet?
This is exactly what journalists should be worried about. In a few years, millions of people will have mobile phones with high-quality integrated digital cameras. Whenever something happens anywhere in the world, pictures and eyewitness accounts will be up there on the web for everyone to see in no time. Of course, journalists will still rush to the scene to get the scoop - but the scoop will already be long gone, and journalists will almost never be the first on the scene anymore. It might not be good spelling or reporting, and it might not be objective, but it will be diverse, real and full of emotions. That’s the new way of spreading the news fast - so welcome the wireless blog, everyone.
More Books
I stayed almost two hours in the biggest book store in NRW, a part of germany, yesterday. I thought I’d boil down my amazon wish list a bit and in the end bought two books of it, added two new ones and bought another two that were not even in the list.
In total I bought the Dilbert Principle by Scott Adams, Neal Stephensons new book Interface (at least I think it’s new), The New new thing by Michael Lewis and The Nebula Awards Showcase 2002, a list of short stories that won the award in 2002. In 1985 Orson Scott Card won the Nebula Award as Best Novel for Ender’s Game, just to make a point that these might actually be very very good. Of course, I rarely like films that win lots of awards, but we will see.
I added No Logo by Naomi Klein, Strategy Safar by Henry Mintzberg and The Corrrections by Jonathan Franzen.
Archangel
I just finished Robert Harris’ Archangel, a book that thijs gave me some time ago. I have to admit, that it is fairly good. The story is well layed out, the characters are good and in general the story is very deep. I didn’t want to put down the book at the end which is good. I just don’t know how true the history is in the book. Then again, if it were, it would not be too important as I’m not able to remember all this stuff anyway. If it isn’t, then it’s a great story in itself. So all in all. The book makes you think a lot too, about russia and the way it’s history is shaping its future and also the current way of living in the country.
MDA Power
I am currently playing with the T-Mobile MDA, which T-Mobile sent me two days for a review on infoSync. It is really nice, I have to say. Using an all in one device makes you realise that you really do not need two. It’s weird. Bluetooth just got less important. … Interesthing thought process. Hmm…
Cluetrain Manifesto
John C. Dvorak’s rebuttal: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,91590,00.asp
Very cool :)
You really have to make yourself think about everything you read … which obviously includes John’s piece ;)
Living Colour…
… is back in the studio, recording an album to be released early next year after splitting up, or taking a break, seven years ago. This truely rocks. Some more stuff here


EMCapDevice Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | EMCapDevice.h |
– isMode1AmountRequired
required method
Checks if amount is required for a mode 1 operation (otpMode1WithAuthInput:challenge:amount:currencyCode:error:)
- (BOOL)isMode1AmountRequired
Return Value
YES
if amount is required, NO
otherwise.
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h
– isMode1CurrencyRequired
required method
Checks if currency is required for a mode 1 operation (otpMode1WithAuthInput:challenge:amount:currencyCode:error:)
- (BOOL)isMode1CurrencyRequired
Return Value
YES
if currency is required, NO
otherwise.
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h
– otpMode1WithAuthInput:challenge:amount:currencyCode:error:
required method
Creates a mode 1 OTP.
- (id<EMSecureString>)otpMode1WithAuthInput:(id<EMAuthInput>)authInput challenge:(id<EMSecureString>)challenge amount:(id<EMSecureString>)amount currencyCode:(NSString *)currencyCode error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
authInput |
The authInput. |
|---|---|
challenge |
The merchant challenge: An unpredictable number of up to 8 hexdecimal digits. |
amount |
The amount of the transaction. This value should only contain digits and cannot be |
currencyCode |
The currency as an ISO 4217 currency code, for example “USD”.
for United States Dollar. This value cannot be |
error |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The mode 1 OTP.
Availability
3.2
Discussion
The typical use case of this OTP is for purchasing items from a merchant.
Warning: Depending of the EMAuthInput type you are using, you may have to use this function asynchronously, please see EMAuthInput for more details
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h
– otpMode2WithAuthInput:error:
required method
Creates a mode 2 OTP.
- (id<EMSecureString>)otpMode2WithAuthInput:(id<EMAuthInput>)authInput error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
authInput |
The authInput. |
|---|---|
error |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The mode 2 OTP.
Availability
3.2
Discussion
The typical use case of this mode is for simple authentication.
Warning: Depending of the EMAuthInput type you are using, you may have to use this function asynchronously, please see EMAuthInput for more details
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h
– otpMode2TdsWithAuthInput:dataToSign:error:
required method
Creates a mode 2 transaction data signature OTP.
- (id<EMSecureString>)otpMode2TdsWithAuthInput:(id<EMAuthInput>)authInput dataToSign:(NSArray *)dataToSign error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
authInput |
The authInput. |
|---|---|
dataToSign |
The data to sign (as an array of EMSecureString instances). Data should only contain digits, maximum 10 digit per data and maximum 10 data fields in the list. Don’t pass empty data, at least one non-empty data is required. |
error |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The mode 2 TDS OTP.
Availability
3.2
Discussion
The typical use case of this mode is for signing a set of transaction data. One such example is to sign the destination bank account in a transaction.
Warning: Depending of the EMAuthInput type you are using, you may have to use this function asynchronously, please see EMAuthInput for more details
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h
– otpMode3WithAuthInput:challenge:error:
required method
Creates a Mode3 OTP.
- (id<EMSecureString>)otpMode3WithAuthInput:(id<EMAuthInput>)authInput challenge:(id<EMSecureString>)challenge error:(NSError **)error
Parameters
authInput |
The authInput. |
|---|---|
challenge |
The login challenge: An unpredictable number of up to 8 hexdecimal digits. |
error |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The mode 3 OTP.
Availability
3.2
Discussion
The typical use case of this mode is for challenge/response. One such example is to log into a bank’s website.
Warning: Depending of the EMAuthInput type you are using, you may have to use this function asynchronously, please see EMAuthInput for more details
Declared In
EMCapDevice.h


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.mypurecloud.sdk.v2.guest.api | |
| com.mypurecloud.sdk.v2.guest.api.request | |
| com.mypurecloud.sdk.v2.guest.model |
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CreateWebChatConversationRequest
CreateWebChatConversationRequest
|
| CreateWebChatConversationResponse
CreateWebChatConversationResponse
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| CreateWebChatMessageRequest
CreateWebChatMessageRequest
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| WebChatGuestMediaRequest
Object representing the guest model of a media request of a chat conversation.
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequestEntityList
WebChatGuestMediaRequestEntityList
|
| WebChatMemberInfo
WebChatMemberInfo
|
| WebChatMemberInfoEntityList
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList
|
| WebChatMessage
WebChatMessage
|
| WebChatMessageEntityList
WebChatMessageEntityList
|
| WebChatTyping
WebChatTyping
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CreateWebChatConversationRequest
CreateWebChatConversationRequest
|
| CreateWebChatMessageRequest
CreateWebChatMessageRequest
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequest
Object representing the guest model of a media request of a chat conversation.
|
| Class and Description |
|---|
| CreateWebChatConversationRequest
CreateWebChatConversationRequest
|
| CreateWebChatConversationResponse
CreateWebChatConversationResponse
|
| CreateWebChatMessageRequest
CreateWebChatMessageRequest
|
| CreateWebChatMessageRequest.BodyTypeEnum
The purpose of the message within the conversation, such as a standard text entry versus a greeting.
|
| Detail
Detail
|
| ErrorBody
ErrorBody
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| GuestMemberInfo
GuestMemberInfo
|
| JourneyAction
JourneyAction
|
| JourneyActionMap
JourneyActionMap
|
| JourneyContext
JourneyContext
|
| JourneyCustomer
JourneyCustomer
|
| JourneyCustomerSession
JourneyCustomerSession
|
| WebChatConversation
WebChatConversation
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequest
Object representing the guest model of a media request of a chat conversation.
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequest.StateEnum
The state of the media request, one of PENDING|ACCEPTED|DECLINED|TIMEDOUT|CANCELLED|ERRORED.
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequest.TypesEnum
Gets or Sets types
|
| WebChatGuestMediaRequestEntityList
WebChatGuestMediaRequestEntityList
|
| WebChatMemberInfo
WebChatMemberInfo
|
| WebChatMemberInfo.RoleEnum
The role of the member, one of [agent, customer, acd, workflow]
|
| WebChatMemberInfo.StateEnum
The connection state of this member.
|
| WebChatMemberInfoEntityList
WebChatMemberInfoEntityList
|
| WebChatMessage
WebChatMessage
|
| WebChatMessage.BodyTypeEnum
The purpose of the message within the conversation, such as a standard text entry versus a greeting.
|
| WebChatMessageEntityList
WebChatMessageEntityList
|
| WebChatRoutingTarget
WebChatRoutingTarget
|
| WebChatRoutingTarget.TargetTypeEnum
The target type of the routing target, such as 'QUEUE'.
|
| WebChatTyping
WebChatTyping
|
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The Taj Mahal is one of the most famous tourist attractions in India and across the world. It's one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The Taj Mahal looms like a fairy tale from the banks of the Yamuna River which is built on a red sandstone base, topped by a huge white marble terrace on which rests the dome flanked by four tapering minarets took 22 years and 20 000 workers to complete. The floors and walls have intriguing calligraphy and mosaic work adorned with precious stones. Completed in 1653, The Taj Mahal was built by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, as a symbol of eternal love. Taj Mahal is actually a tomb that contains the body of Mumtaz Mahal.
Guru ka Tal was originally a reservoir meant to collect and conserve rainwater built in Agra, near Sikandra, during Jahangir's reign next to the Tomb of I'tibār Khān Khwājasara in 1610. In the 1970s a gurudwara was erected here. Guru ka Tal is a holy place of worship for the Sikhs. Four of the ten Sikh Gurus are said to have paid it a visit. Enjoying both historical and religious importance, this shrine attracts a large number of devotees and tourists. Boasting elaborate stone carvings and eight of the twelve original towers. It is located by national (Delhi-Agra) highway-2.
Agra Fort is one of the finest Mughal forts in India. It was originally a brick fort that was held by a clan of Rajputs. However, it was subsequently captured by the Mughals and rebuilt by Emperor Akbar, who decided to shift his capital there in 1558. There are many buildings inside, including mosques, public and private audience halls, palaces, towers, and courtyards. Another attraction is the evening sound and light show that recreates the Fort's history.
This Mughal Mausoleum in the city of Agra was built at the command of Noor Jahan (wife of Jahangir) for her father Mirza Ghiyas Bagh, who was honored with the title of Itmad-ud-Daula (pillar of the state). This is where the mausoleum took its name from.
The walls of the mausoleum are built in white marble and embedded with semi-precious stones. The cenotaphs of both the father and mother of Noor Jahan lay side by side in the tomb.
Built in the 1648s, by Shah Jahan, Jama Masjid stands facing the Agra fort and overlooks the Agra Fort Railway Station in India. It was built by Shah Jahan in dedication to his favorite daughter. In order to create the Agra Fort Railway Station, the octagonal Tripolia Chowk was destroyed. The main entrance is on the eastern side. The prayer chamber is decorated with slender turrets with alternate kios.
It is said to be the largest dome among the three and also the highest, crowning the sanctuary. The archway of the central portal has Persian inscriptions on white marble inland with black stones, in praise of Shah Jahan and Jahanara, his daughter. Made of red sandstone and marble, took 5,000 workers a period of 6 years to complete the magnificent building. It stands on a high plinth and has 5 arched entrances leading to the courtyard.
The Museums in Agra rank among the popular Agra Tourist Attractions. Agra is one of the most visited tourist destinations in India and is famous for its rich tradition and heritage. The forts, tombs and historical buildings and ancient specimens have led to the growth of a variety of museums in Agra. The Spiritual Museum, Agra is one such museum which exhibits the well-known cultural and historical specimens and relics of the Mughal period.
One of the most important bases of Mughal power, Agra is home to some of the finest examples of Mughal architecture. One of these is Akbar's Tomb at Sikandra , where one of the greatest emperors in the world lies buried. Perhaps the greatest monarch India has ever seen and definitely the most powerful and able ruler of the Mughal dynasty, Akb ar supervised the construction of the tomb himself during his lifetime. The rest of the tomb was completed by his son Jahangir after Akbar's death.
This Mughal Mausoleum in the city of Agra was built at the command of Noor Jahan (wife of Jahangir) for her father Mirza Ghiyas Bagh, who was honored with the title of Itmad-ud-Daula (pillar of the state). This is where the mausoleum took its name from.
The walls of the mausoleum are built in white marble and embedded with semi-precious stones. The cenotaphs of both the father and mother of Noor Jahan lay side by side in the tomb.
The Mehtab Bagh in Agra is laid out in just right symmetry and alignment with the Taj Mahal and it was intentionally built as an integral part of the original design of the Taj Mahal during the period from 1631 to 1635 A.D. It has been named as the 'Mehtab Bagh' or 'The Moon Garden' because it is an ideal point for viewing the Taj Mahal in romantic moonlight.
Among the holy places in Agra, Moti Masjid holds a special place. Proudly known as the pearl white, it was said to have been built by Shah Jahan for worship for the court members. Its artwork and beauty stamps the rich craftsmanship of India.
Built between the years 1648 and 1654, it cost Rs. 1,60,000 to complete the works. It is made of 12 arches facing from the North, East and South. The main entrance is located on the eastern side, and the prayer chamber is ornamented with intricate designs adding glory to it. It is unique in its own way, with Hindu style kiosks which decorate the parapet. Consisting of 7 bays, it boasts of its white marble luxury. The Moti Masjid stands on grounds that slope from east to west. The sanctuary is sheltered by 3 bulbous sized domes.
Panch Mahal, a five storeyed pavilion, stands on the western line of the courtyard. This is the badgir, the Persian wind tower for ladies of the harem. The jail screens between the 176 differently carved pillars have disappeared. Once these screens provided purdah (cover) to queens and princess on the top terraces enjoying the cool breezes and watching splendid views of Sikri fortifications and the town nestling at the foot of the ridge.
Built by Akbar, the architecture of Panch Mahal was inspired by that of a Buddhist temple. Akbar essentially used the Panch Mahal for his relaxation and entertainment. The structure has been so designed that each story is pillared and is smaller than the other as you move upwards. While no less than 84 columns support the ground floor, the uppermost domed floor has only 4 columns. The whole structure is very airy and was styled to give respite from the scorching summers of Agra.


Humans spend 1/3 of their life sleeping, which is about 25 years.
20 minutes is the perfect amount of time to nap, but 30 minutes is long enough to put you in a deep sleep that will leave you feeling groggy when you wake up.
It's impossible to sneeze while sleeping.
Within 5 minutes of waking up, 50% of your dream is forgotten. Within 10 minutes, you forget 90%.
The sensation of falling when half asleep and jerking yourself awake is called ‘hypnic jerks’.
People who play video games are more likely to be lucid dreamers, having control over their actions in dreams, than those who don't.
12% of people dream entirely in black and white.
We only dream about faces we have already seen.
The average person falls asleep in seven minutes.
More than 1,500 deaths a year are caused by drivers falling asleep at the wheel.

Depression can cause you to dream up to 3 to 4 times more than you normally would.
The higher the altitude, the greater the sleep disruption. Generally, sleep disturbance becomes greater at altitudes of 13,200 feet or more.
A new baby typically results in 400–750 hours of lost sleep for parents in the first year.
Women experience significantly more nightmares than men.
Violent dreams may be an early sign of brain disorders down the line, including Parkinson's disease and dementia.


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| Methods' Summary |
| clear |
Clear the whole canvas area. |
| drawPoint |
Draw a point in device resolution on the device.
|
| drawLine |
Draw a line in device resolution width (i.e. one device pixel
wide).
|
| drawBezier |
Draw a cubic bezier curve in device resolution width (i.e. one
device pixel wide).
|
| drawPolyPolygon |
Draw a poly-polygon in device resolution line width (i.e. the
lines are one device pixel wide).
|
| strokePolyPolygon |
Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes. |
| strokeTexturedPolyPolygon |
Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes, fill the stroked outline
with the specified texture graphics. |
| strokeTextureMappedPolyPolygon |
Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes, fill the stroked outline
with the specified texture graphics, map the texture to the
outline via the specified texture mapping. |
| queryStrokeShapes |
Query the polygonal representation of the stroke outlines, as
it would be generated by the strokePolyPolygon methods. |
| fillPolyPolygon |
Fill the given poly-polygon. |
| fillTexturedPolyPolygon |
Fill the given poly-polygon with a texture. |
| fillTextureMappedPolyPolygon |
Fill the given poly-polygon with a mapped texture. |
| createFont |
Create a suitable font for the specified font description.
|
| queryAvailableFonts |
Query font information, specific to this canvas. |
| drawText |
Draw the text given by the substring of the specified string
with the given font. |
| drawTextLayout |
Draw the formatted text given by the text layout. |
| drawBitmap |
Render the given bitmap. |
| drawBitmapModulated |
Render the given bitmap, with a global color modulation. |
| getDevice |
Request the associated graphic device for this canvas. |
| Methods' Details |
clear
- Description
- Clear the whole canvas area.
This method clears the whole canvas area to the device default
color (e.g. white for a printer, transparent for an
XCustomSprite).
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|
drawPoint
- Description
- Draw a point in device resolution on the device.
- Parameter aPoint
- The point to draw.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this point.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this point.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
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drawLine
- Description
- Draw a line in device resolution width (i.e. one device pixel
wide).
- Parameter aStartPoint
- The start point of the line to draw.
- Parameter aEndPoint
- The end point of the line to draw.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this line.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this line.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
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drawBezier
- Description
- Draw a cubic bezier curve in device resolution width (i.e. one
device pixel wide).
- Parameter aBezierSegment
- The start and the two control points of the bezier curve.
- Parameter aEndPoint
- The end point of the bezier curve.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this curve.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this curve.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
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drawPolyPolygon
- Description
- Draw a poly-polygon in device resolution line width (i.e. the
lines are one device pixel wide).
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to draw.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this polygon.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
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strokePolyPolygon
- Description
- Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes.
This method considers the stroking of all polygons as an
atomic operation in relation to the RenderState's
::CompositeOperationy operation. That means,
overlapping strokes from distinct polygons will look exactly
as overlapping segments of the same polygon, even with
transparency.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when stroking this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when stroking this polygon.
- Parameter aStrokeAttributes
- Further attributes used to parameterize the stroking.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
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strokeTexturedPolyPolygon
- Description
- Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes, fill the stroked outline
with the specified texture graphics.
This method considers the stroking of all polygons as an
atomic operation in relation to the RenderState's
::CompositeOp operation. That means, overlapping
strokes from distinct polygons will look exactly as
overlapping segments of the same polygon, even with
transparency.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when strokes this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when stroking this polygon.
- Parameter aTextures
- A sequence of texture definitions, with which to fill the
stroked area.
- Parameter aStrokeAttributes
- Further attributes used to parameterize the stroking.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
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strokeTextureMappedPolyPolygon
- Description
- Stroke each polygon of the provided poly-polygon with the
specified stroke attributes, fill the stroked outline
with the specified texture graphics, map the texture to the
outline via the specified texture mapping.
This method considers the stroking of all polygons as an
atomic operation in relation to the RenderState's
::CompositeOp operation. That means, overlapping
strokes from distinct polygons will look exactly as
overlapping segments of the same polygon, even with
transparency.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when stroking this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when stroking this polygon.
- Parameter aTextures
- A sequence of texture definitions, with which to fill the
stroked area.
- Parameter xMapping
- A bilinear mapping function which defines the warping of the
textures on the output area.
- Parameter aStrokeAttributes
- Further attributes used to parameterize the stroking.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
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queryStrokeShapes
- Description
- Query the polygonal representation of the stroke outlines, as
it would be generated by the strokePolyPolygon methods.
This method can be used to e.g. set a clipping which covers the same
area as a stroke.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when generating the outline.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when generating the outline.
- Parameter aStrokeAttributes
- Further attributes used to parameterize the stroking.
- Returns
- a poly-polygon describing the outline of the stroked
area.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
|
|
fillPolyPolygon
- Description
- Fill the given poly-polygon.
This method fills the given poly-polygon according to the
RenderState's color and the poly-polygon's fill
rule.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
|
|
fillTexturedPolyPolygon
- Description
- Fill the given poly-polygon with a texture.
This method fills the given poly-polygon according to the
RenderState's color, the given textures and
poly-polygon's fill rule.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Parameter aTextures
- A sequence of texture definitions, with which to fill the
polygonal area.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
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|
fillTextureMappedPolyPolygon
- Description
- Fill the given poly-polygon with a mapped texture.
This method fills the given poly-polygon according to the
RenderState's color, the given textures and
poly-polygon's fill rule. The texture is mapped to the
poly-polygon's interior via the given texture mapping.
- Parameter xPolyPolygon
- The poly-polygon to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when filling this polygon.
- Parameter aTextures
- A sequence of texture definitions, with which to fill the
polygonal area.
- Parameter xMapping
- A bilinear mapping function which defines the warping of the
textures on the output area.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
|
|
createFont
- Description
- Create a suitable font for the specified font description.
- Parameter aFontRequest
- Parameter aExtraFontProperties
- Additional font properties to be applied when selecting this
font. Normally, you should not need this parameter. Currently,
the following properties are recognized:
Kerning: a ::double between 0 and 1, where
0 completely disables kerning. Whether kerning is on or
off by default is font-dependent.
IsEmphasisMarks: a ::boolean, where true
enables automatic placements of emphasis marks, e.g. for
Hebrew. The default value, if this property is not
specified, is false.
ExpandedSpacing: a ::double value which is added
between all cell distances for this font. The default value for
this property is zero. Use negative values for condensed output,
and positive values for expanded output.
OptionalLayoutFeatures: a sequence of ::PropertyValue listing
font-specific optional layout features, like glyph
variants.
- Parameter aFontMatrix
- Font-specific transformation matrix, which affects both the
glyphs as well as the advancement.
- Returns
- the requested font, or an invalid reference, if the
request failed.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the parameters is not within the allowed range.
|
|
queryAvailableFonts
- Description
- Query font information, specific to this canvas.
- Parameter aFilter
- Filter parameter to reduce the list of returned fonts. Every
member of FontInfo that is not the empty string
or the "don't care" value restricts the list of returned fonts
to contain only those that have the specified attribute.
- Parameter xFontProperties
- This interface can provide additional font properties to
filter the list of available fonts against.
- Returns
- the list of fonts matching the filter set.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the font properties are invalid or not recognized,
or if one of the FontInfo members is not within
the permitted range.
|
|
drawText
- Description
- Draw the text given by the substring of the specified string
with the given font.
The local origin of this output operation is either the left
end of the text baseline, for textDirection equal
LEFT_TO_RIGHT, or the right end of the baseline, for
textDirection equal to RIGHT_TO_LEFT, respectively.
- Parameter aText
- The text to output.
- Parameter xFont
- The font retrieved from this canvas to be used when drawing
the text.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Parameter nTextDirection
- A value from the TextDirection collection,
denoting the main writing direction for this string. The main
writing direction determines the origin of the text output,
i.e. the left edge for left-to-right and the right edge for
right-to-left text.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
|
|
drawTextLayout
- Description
- Draw the formatted text given by the text layout.
The glyphs as represented by the text layout are always output
with the reference position being the leftmost edge of the
layout object's baseline. If the layout contains more than one
baseline, the baseline of the first strong character in
logical order is used here (strong in this context means that
the character can be unambiguously assigned to a unicode
script).
- Parameter xLayoutetText
- An interface to the readily layouted text, obtained from a
XCanvasFont created at this canvas. The text
layout already carries intrinsic font information.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
|
|
drawBitmap
- Description
- Render the given bitmap.
This method renders the bitmap, at a position and shape as
specified by the combined view and render transformations. For
fast render speed, the bitmap should be created by the
corresponding XGraphicDevice's
XGraphicDevice::createCompatibleBitmap()
method.
- Parameter xBitmap
- The bitmap to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
|
|
drawBitmapModulated
- Description
- Render the given bitmap, with a global color modulation.
This method renders the bitmap, at a position and shape as
specified by the combined view and render transformations. For
fast render speed, the bitmap should be created by the
corresponding XGraphicDevice's
XGraphicDevice::createCompatibleBitmap()
method. The bitmap's color channel values are multiplied with
the device color values as specified in the render state.
- Parameter xBitmap
- The bitmap to render.
- Parameter aViewState
- The viewstate to be used when drawing this text.
- Parameter aRenderState
- The renderstate to be used when drawing this text. The device
color entry in the renderstate is multiplied with every pixel
color value, and only the result is rendered into the
canvas. If, for example, the bitmap should be rendered with
increased global transparency, set all device color channels
to 1.0, except for the alpha channel, which should be set to
the desired transparency.
- Returns
- a handle to the cached rendering output.
- Throws
- com::sun::star::lang::IllegalArgumentException
if one of the view and renderstate parameters are outside the
specified range.
- Throws
- VolatileContentDestroyedException
if a texture bitmap was volatile, and the content was
destroyed before the rendering could take place.
|
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getDevice
- Description
- Request the associated graphic device for this canvas.
A graphic device provides methods specific to the underlying
output device capabilities, which are common for all canvases
rendering to such a device. This includes device resolution,
color space, or bitmap formats.
- Returns
- the associated XGraphicDevice.
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common dermatological condition that affects most people at some stage in life.
regarded as “normal” and OTC products available -> most people not seek treatment
14.1% of school aged students self-reporting “problem-acne”
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complex pathology:
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sebum production
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increased follicular keratinisation
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Propionibacterium acnes follicular colonisation
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Release of inflammatory mediators
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Hormonal changes during puberty - increase sebum production
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Predisposition to hyperkeratinisation -> occlusion of hair follicles and sebaceous ducts -> open closed comedones
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P.acnes in follicle
breaks down sebum into fattu acids and peptides
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rupture follicle wall
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inflammatory response
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formation of papules and pustules
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Deeper inflammation leads to nodules and cysts
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Scarring may then occur as deeper layers heal
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History and exam
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>80% will develop some degree of acne b/w 11-30yo
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most mild and transitory
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can lead to complications
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scarring
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dyspigmentation
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psychological issues
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anxiety
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depression
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rarely, suicide
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-
-
History:
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duration af symptoms
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sites affected
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typical appearance
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possible aggravating factos:
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use of cosmetics
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skin products
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sunscreens
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use of medicines that may cause acne
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antipsychotics
-
lithium
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anabolic steroids (trunk)
-
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menstrual history and oral contraception
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Treatments that have been trailed
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psychological and sociological effects of acne
-
-
Examination:
-
Mild acne:
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non inflammatory lesions - comedones
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Some inflammatory lesions may be present but \<10-15
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Moderate acne:
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multiple comedones - 10-40
-
inflammatory lesions - 10-40
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Nodules may be present
- limited scarring
-
lesions may be present on trunk
-
-
Severe acne:
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widespread presence of nodules and cysts
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and/or large number of inflamed pustules and papules
-
scarring likely to be present
-
Nodulocystic acne = particularly severe form:
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multiple inlfamed nodules and scarring
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usually including trunk
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young males
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-
-
-
discuss severity
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HEADSSS
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Take baseline photographs
Pharmacological treatment
All levels of severity:
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wash face gently with warm water dn mild soap or cleanser bd
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un-medicated face-wash = sufficient
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products containing benzoyl peroxide/salicylic acid = effective
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Rough scrubbing should be avoided - causes follicular rupture
- increases inflammatory response
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Avoid soap if sensitive skin
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Acne products applied to all areas usually affected cf. individual lesions
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may take several months before significant results are seen
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should ensure current skin care products not contributing
- look for label “non-comedogenic”
Mild acne:
topical benzoyl peroxide
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no subsidised - purchased OTC
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topical antimicrobial and keratolytic
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gel/cream/cleanser
- 2.5-10%
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2.5% sufficient for most
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higher concentrations = greater adverse effects
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gels more suited to oily skin
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rinse off more suitable if irritation occurs and for trunk
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washes applied 1-2 daily for 30sec
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gels applied OD removing after 2 hours for 3 days and then once daily at night
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adverse effects:
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skin irritation
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dryness
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redness
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avoid contact with eyes/mucous membranes
-
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oil free moisturiser can be used if skin peels/dry
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bleach linen, clothing or towels
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Salicyclic acid 0.1%-2% cream alternative
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generally less effective and may cause skin dryness
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softening and descaling skin -> reducing comedones
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Topical retinoids
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inhibit keratinocyte differentiation and proliferation
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reduce comedones
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significant anti-inflammatory effects
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not suitable for patients with very inflammatory acne
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may not be tolerated by patients with sensitive skin
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must be applied at night:
- UV radiation degrades retinoids
Adapalene
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available as 0.1% cream and gel
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applied thinly OD
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better tolerated cf. tretinoin
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gel suited for most people
Tretinoin
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0.05% cream
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applied thinly OD
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Application built up to avoid adverse effects:
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1st night: 5min
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2nd night: 10min
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inc. application time by 30min until 2 hour application achieved - then can be left overnight
-
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Topical reinoids should be trialled for at least 2 months before considering another treatment
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may cause mild acne flare
- followed by significantly declining acne over 1-2 months
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Continued long-term use of retinoids safe and effective
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continue using topical retinoid even if acne initially appears slightly worse
Adverse effects:
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skin iririation, drness, erythema
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reduce time that product on skin before washed off and to apply a mild, oil-free moisturiser if there is obvious peeling
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Topical not associated with adverse effects as oral retinoids
- should not be used in females that are pregnant or planning pregnancy
Topical antibiotics
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reducing number of P.acnes on surface of skin and in hair follicles and sebum ducts
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also antiinlammatory effects
erythromycin 4% gel or clinamycin 1% solution
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applied bd
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reviewed after 8-12 weeks
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should only be used alongside benzoyl peroxide or a topical retinoid
Moderate acne
Oral abx
Doxycycline
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50-100mg daily for 4-6mo
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50mg not subs
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tapered over 4 months if effective (to alternate day)
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if ineffective:
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inc. to 100mg bd
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CI in children \<12yo and women who are pregnant
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Minocycling:
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effective for acne
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greater risk of lupus erythematosus-like syndrome, hepatitis and pigmentation
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not subsidised’
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Adverse events
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oesophageal irritation
- take with big glass of water and avoid lying down for 1 hour after dose taken
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photosensitivity
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Candida albicans vulvovaginitis
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N&V
Erythromycin
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400mg bd
-
less effective
- increasing P.acnes resistance
Combined oral contraceptive
-
effective mild-mod acne in females
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first for females (prior to abc)
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Standard COC should be tried initially
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Cyproterone (Ginet) more effective and suitable for women with PCOS
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slightly raise risk of VTE:
- 40/100 000 cf. 20/100 000 for levonorgestrel-containing contraceptives
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POP and depot/implants: may worsen acne
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may take 6 cycles after initiating before effect seen
- although reduction in seborrhoea usually apparent within 2-3 cycles
Severe acne
Isotretinoin
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severe, treatment resistant, older adults: may require oral isotretinoin
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associated with many adverse effects and is a major teratogen and requires monitoring
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Efficacy
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affect all 4 pathogenic processes
- results in sebaceous gland apoptosis and altered gene expression
-
highly effective clearing acne and reducing recurrence
-
single course:
- significant improvement or complete remission of acne
-
Long-term:
- depends on patient factos
-
if ineffective:
- trigger investigation for endocrine cause - PCOS
-
Adverse effects
-
range of serious adverse effects
-
cheilitis:
- so common = indicator of adherence
-
may cause initial worsening of acne
- severe flares = uncommon
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Females:
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teratogenic and that exposure: particularly in first trimester:
-
spont. abortion
-
severe birth deformities
-
-
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should not donate blood during treatment or for one month after treatment stops
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Elevated lipid levels:
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risk of pancreatitis if TAG >9
-
consider dose reduction or cessation if fasting TAG > 6mmol/L
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likely to return to baseline one month after treatment finishes
-
-
AbN LFT
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>2.5 times ULN - stop
-
usually return to N within 2 weeks
-
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Depression
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no clear evidence that isotretinoin causes depression
-
(acne associated with depression)
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Initiating isotretinoin:
-
use electronic decision support module
-
discuss/provide in writing potential risks
-
Baseline lab investigations
-
contraception
-
consent
-
understand adverse effects
-
importantance of not becoming pregnant
-
Dosing
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Low dose appears to be as effective as higher doses for resolving acne:
-
0.1mg/kg == 1mg/kg
-
safer with regards to ADR
- at 1mg/kg 98% report side effects
-
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Start @ 10-20mg/day continue until all lesions resolved (3-5months)
- continue for further 2-4 months
-
start at 0.5mg/kg/day
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0.1-1mg/kg/day
-
total dose over course of treatment 120-150mg/kg
-
courses generally 3-4 months
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total doses of >150mg/kg = inc. adverse effects
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taken OD after main meal which should contain some fat - help increase absorption
-
10 and 20mg fully subs
Contraception
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Not pregnant prior to beginning
-
strong advice against becoming pregnant during or within one month of completion of a course of isotretinoin
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2 forms of reliable contraception
- hormonal + barrier
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prescribed or know how to get ECP
Monitoriing
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significant adverse effects
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see above + cytopenias
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Baseline:
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Lipid levels
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LFT
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Full blood test
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Pregnancy testing
- monthly during treatment and again 5 weeks post-treatment
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Special authority
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Patient must have had trial of other available treatments with an inadequate response
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GP/NP/Dermatologist
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Up-to-date on knowledge of available acne treatments
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patient either:
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female:
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preg excluded
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understand risk of teratogenicity
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must not become pregnant during/one month after
-
-
male
-


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Interpreting random effects in linear mixed-effect models
This blog helps explain a difficult statistical method.
Averages and Likert Scale Data
This book presents better ways to analyze Likert scale data than averages.
Frequnetism and Bayesianism: A practical Introduction
A 5 part series on two approaches to statistics.
MorePower 6.0 is a flexible freeware statistical calculator that computes sample size, effect size, and power statistics for factorial ANOVA designs.
Power ANalysis for GEneral Anova designs
A quick experiment displaying the impact of sample size on estimates we make from the data.
Test of Insufficient Variance - TIVA
A tool to detect questionable research practice
Interactive tools for meta-analysis, power analysis and experimental planning.
An interactive visualization for interpreting Cohen's d
Data Generator for Teaching Statistics
Helpful for creating datasets for specific tests
A tools to simulate existing datasets
A tool to draw (simulate) your data
Sample size estimation by simulation! (in R)
How many trials should each participant do in an experiment?
A discussion of power looking at trials instead of participants
This site provides you with a web application to plot experimental data from an estimation statistics perspective.
This document is summarised in the table below. It shows the linear models underlying common parametric and “non-parametric”" tests.
This tutorial details a few ways Lisa Debruin simulates data. She'll be using some functions from my faux package to make it easier to generate sets of variables with specific correlations.
his post provides a discussion of best practices1 for developing code-based projects and for writing R code in a research setting with an eye toward proactively avoiding common pitfalls.
The goal of ANOVApower is to easily simulate ANOVA designs and calculate the observed power.
Professor Andy Field has a great book, An Adventure in Statistics, and R package, adventr, to help understand statistics. The A-Z list provides in-depth information on each subject.
Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics
An online stats book as well as a number of case studies with real research studies and data.
Teaching reproducible research using R
Beautiful website showing how to plot data the correct way.


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corporate culture
品牌文化
唐代诗人王勃-腾王阁序：宝仕龙，三个字的由来，物华天宝，人杰地灵、天地人和。 宝，珍也，寓意地之意，是为地利；仕，才也，寓贤十之意，是为人和；龙，势也，寓大运之意，是为天时。
宝仕龙深知“企业文化”对于品牌塑造的重大影响作用，践行“拼搏、实干、创新、必达”的企业精神，建立了完善的文化体系，在良好的文化氛围下，宝仕龙人兢兢业业，风雨共济，齐心协力打造宝仕龙品牌。
全屋定制
顶部整体方案解决者
宝仕龙致力于成为中国高端吊顶领导者，投入3000万+柔性定制生产线，神工系统打通前后产销端，破局传统，颠覆式发明定制吊顶。
宝仕龙定制吊顶，以铝为原基材，采用柔性定制一体化设计，实现空间定制、风格定制、功能定制、色彩定制、尺寸定制等多样个性化定制，完美呈现石膏板任意造型，1:1还原设计效果，达到顶部空间的专属定制方案。
Company profile
公司介绍
再造中国好吊顶
宝仕龙家居创建于2006年，旗下拥有宝仕龙、索菲尼洛两个品牌，是一家集研发、设计、生产、销售于一体的集成家居企业。十六年来，始终秉持“专业、原创、品质”的战略定位，专注于家装领域中定制吊顶、集成墙面、集成吊顶等板块的突破创新。通过强大的品牌营销能力，推动并引领整个吊顶产业向“装配式、集成化、定制化、智能化”转型。
宝仕龙家居坐拥68000平米智能产业园，配套先进的高端定制吊顶生产设备及国际工业制造先进技术。凭借雄厚的技术研发实力，先后荣获国家高新技术企业、集成吊顶国家标准起草单位、集成吊顶行业标准参编单位、集成吊顶行业副会长单位、集成吊顶十大领军品牌、浙江省专利示范企业等荣誉，掌握300多项国家专利认证。
宝仕龙践行“拼搏、实干、创新、必达”的企业精神，始终以用户体验为中心，凭借扎实的产品创新力、敏锐的市场洞察力，融合自身对家居生活及吊顶文化的深厚理解，注入到每一件产品的设计研发中，不断创造出饱含科技、设计领先、极富人性的高品质家居吊顶产品，以优质的服务为每一位为用户提供专业的家装吊顶整体解决方案。
未来，宝仕龙将秉承让家更美、生活更美好的企业使命，为每一位用户定制个性化的家居生活，向着成为“高品质家居典范企业”的愿景迈进。
宝仕龙家居坐拥68000平米智能产业园，配套先进的高端定制吊顶生产设备及国际工业制造先进技术。凭借雄厚的技术研发实力，先后荣获国家高新技术企业、集成吊顶国家标准起草单位、集成吊顶行业标准参编单位、集成吊顶行业副会长单位、集成吊顶十大领军品牌、浙江省专利示范企业等荣誉，掌握300多项国家专利认证。
宝仕龙践行“拼搏、实干、创新、必达”的企业精神，始终以用户体验为中心，凭借扎实的产品创新力、敏锐的市场洞察力，融合自身对家居生活及吊顶文化的深厚理解，注入到每一件产品的设计研发中，不断创造出饱含科技、设计领先、极富人性的高品质家居吊顶产品，以优质的服务为每一位为用户提供专业的家装吊顶整体解决方案。
未来，宝仕龙将秉承让家更美、生活更美好的企业使命，为每一位用户定制个性化的家居生活，向着成为“高品质家居典范企业”的愿景迈进。
Baoshilong home was founded in 2006, and it has two brands, namely Baoshi dragon and sofianlo. It is an integrated home enterprise integrating R & D, design, production and sales. For 16 years, we have always adhered to the strategic orientation of "professional, original and quality", and focused on the breakthrough and innovation of customized ceiling, integrated wall surface, integrated ceiling and other plates in the field of home decoration. Through strong brand marketing ability, promote and lead the whole ceiling industry to "assembly, integration, customization, intelligence" transformation.
Baoshilong home is equipped with 68000 square meters intelligent industrial park, with advanced high-end customized ceiling production equipment and advanced international industrial manufacturing technology. With strong technical research and development strength, it has been honored as a national high-tech enterprise, a drafting unit of integrated ceiling national standards, a participating unit of integrated ceiling industry standards, a vice president unit of integrated ceiling industry, top ten leading brands of integrated ceiling, and a patent demonstration enterprise in Zhejiang Province, and has mastered more than 300 national patent certification.
Baoshi dragon has been practicing the enterprise spirit of "hard work, practical work, innovation and BeDa". It has always focused on user experience, and integrated its deep understanding of home life and ceiling culture with solid product innovation and keen market insight, and injected into the design and development of each product, and constantly created high-quality home crane with technology, leading design and extremely human nature Top products, to provide high-quality services for each user to provide professional home decoration ceiling overall solution.
In the future, Baoshi dragon will uphold the mission of making the home more beautiful and better, customize the personalized home life for each user, and move forward to the vision of becoming a "high-quality home model enterprise".
Baoshilong home is equipped with 68000 square meters intelligent industrial park, with advanced high-end customized ceiling production equipment and advanced international industrial manufacturing technology. With strong technical research and development strength, it has been honored as a national high-tech enterprise, a drafting unit of integrated ceiling national standards, a participating unit of integrated ceiling industry standards, a vice president unit of integrated ceiling industry, top ten leading brands of integrated ceiling, and a patent demonstration enterprise in Zhejiang Province, and has mastered more than 300 national patent certification.
Baoshi dragon has been practicing the enterprise spirit of "hard work, practical work, innovation and BeDa". It has always focused on user experience, and integrated its deep understanding of home life and ceiling culture with solid product innovation and keen market insight, and injected into the design and development of each product, and constantly created high-quality home crane with technology, leading design and extremely human nature Top products, to provide high-quality services for each user to provide professional home decoration ceiling overall solution.
In the future, Baoshi dragon will uphold the mission of making the home more beautiful and better, customize the personalized home life for each user, and move forward to the vision of becoming a "high-quality home model enterprise".
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by Oluwakemi AbimbolaAbducted Court of Appeal judge, Justice Chioma Nwosu-Iheme, has regained her freedom.
Nwosu-Iheme of the Benin Division of the Court of Appeal was kidnapped two weeks ago in Benin, the Edo State Capital.
The Commissioner of Police in the State, Danmallam Mohammed confirmed that the judge has been rescued from her abductors and has been reunited with her family, reports Channels Television.


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It seems there may have been at least 2 shows and 9 listed appearances. With 5 people per show, IMDb is missing at least 10% of appearances (and probably a similar percent of people). The host/captains/regulars have included Dara O'Briain (Host × 2).
Total appearances:
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An Unmarried Woman (1978)
Grade: 71
Erica (Jill Clayburgh) and Martin (Michael Murphy) are a long-married couple in their late thirties. They have a teenage daughter Patti. Martin is a stockbroker, while Erica works part time at an art gallery.
There is some stress in their relationship. Martin is sexually demanding, and Martin seems distracted. She asks him about this, but he won't give her an answer.
Erica is a bit smug about her marriage. When she hangs with the girls, she can listen to their romantic tales with a subtle smile that comes from never needing to be in their position. When the artist Charlie hits on her while working at the art gallery, she can fend off his passes and retain her sense of humor.
One day, out of nowhere, Martin bursts out sobbing. He tells Erica that he is having an affair with a much younger woman, and is going to leave Erica for her. This is so devastating to Erica that she staggers down the sidewalk for awhile, then throws up. After Martin leaves, she exterminates the house of his presence, throwing out all his possessions and taking off her wedding ring.
One of Erica's friends arranges a lunch date for her. Erica does not have the best attitude towards men now, and freaks when he makes a pass at her. He is kicked out of the cab, and left stranded on a New York freeway.
Erica begins seeing a psychiatrist, with the sessions paid for by her ex-husband. She tells Erica to begin dating men. Erica has a quickie with Charlie, then begins a relationship with another painter, Saul Kaplan (Alan Bates).
I can't say much for Saul's paintings. He is shown dumping buckets of paint on a huge canvas, tilting the canvas to make blurry rainbows of color. I guess actually drawing something is not to his liking.
At a party, we learn that Erica's shrink is a lesbian, and Saul, with Erica, meets Charlie. Charlie makes amusing boorish comments, infuriating Saul, and both end up wrestling on the table. Erica seems secretely pleased that men are fighting over her.
Saul becomes part of Erica's life. He begins trying to talk her into staying with him at his country home for the summer. Erica does not want to give up her new-found independence. Saul meets daughter Patti, who asks impertinent questions designed to test him. He passes.
Martin and Erica occasionally meet each other while jogging. Now that she is in a relationship, the former hostility she showed towards him has vanished. She gets to triumph over him when he admits to her that his affair has ended, and asks to move back in with her. When she says sorry, one can hear the voice inside her saying, "HA!"
Saul has to go to his summer cottage without Erica. As a parting gift, he gives her one of his enormous paintings, but since she is at his apartment she has to find a way to carry it down the streets to her place.
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Conditional Rendering
Composi allows you to conditionally render the elements that a component produces.
You can use JavaScript operators like if
and else
, or the ternary
operator when making decisions about what markup a component should create.
As an example of conditional rendering, lets use a situation where depending on whether the user is logged in or not, we render two different sub-components. Here's the two possible components:
function UserGreeting(props) {
return
Welcome back!

}
function GuestGreeting(props) {
return
Please sign in.

}
Now lets create a component that returns these two sub-components and based on the loggedon condition, returns one or the other. Try opening the Codepen and changing the value of isLoggedIn
to false.
See the Pen Composi Tuts - conditional-rendering-1 by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Conditional Element Variables
You can use a variable to conditionally store an element and then return that in the render
function. In the next example we are going to combine the Greeting element from above with conditional rendering of buttons for a login. When the user clicks the button, the logged in status will change visibly on the page. Notice how we store the button in a variable and out put it with {button}
in the component's render
function, keeping it very clean:
See the Pen Composi Tuts - conditional-rendering-2 by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Using the Logical && Operator
You can also use the JavaScript logical && operator for conditional situations. In the above example we can simplify the handleEvent
method by using the && operator as a condition check:
// Original with if statement:
handleEvent(e) {
if (e.target.class === 'login') {
this.handleLoginClick(e)
} else if (e.target.class === 'logout') {
this.handleLogoutClick(e)
}
}
// New version using &&
handleEvent(e) {
e.target.class === 'login' && this.handleLoginClick(e)
e.target.class === 'logout'&& this.handleLogoutClick(e)
}
When you see an expression like this, read it like this: When e.target.class equals "login", execute this.handleLoginClick(e)". Basically, the first part is a check, if it is true then the && will execute whatever follows.
We can also use the && operator to conditionally render an element. If the first statement is true, then return the element to render. In the next example, the element will render only if the number of messages is greater than 0:
See the Pen Composi Tuts - conditional-rendering-3 by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Inline Ternary Operator
Another way to render things conditionally is to use the JavaScript ternary operator: condition ? true : false
. The ternary operator is great for reducing conditional if/else
statements to a single line. However, creating nested ternary statements results in difficult to read code, so avoid doing that.
You can use the ternary operator for simple decisions about what to print out based on a condition:
render() {
const isLoggedIn = this.state.isLoggedIn
return (

The user is {isLoggedIn ? 'currently' : 'not'} logged in.

)
}
As you can see, using the ternary operator makes the test clean and easy to reason about.
In our previous example we had a render
function like this:
render() {
const isLoggedIn = this.state.isLoggedIn
if (isLoggedIn) {
button = <LogoutButton />
} else {
button = <LoginButton />
}
return (

<Greeting isLoggedIn={isLoggedIn} />
{button}

)
}
Using the ternary operator, we can simplify the logic to this:
render() {
const isLoggedIn = this.state.isLoggedIn;
return (

{ isLoggedIn ? <LogoutButton /> : <LoginButton /> }

);
}
Prevent an Component from Rendering
Sometimes you want to not render a component from rendering. The best way to do that is to test for a condition and have the render
function return null
. Notice how we do that with the WarningBanner
component below:
See the Pen Composi Tuts - conditional-rendering-5 by Robert Biggs (@rbiggs) on CodePen.
Because WarningBanner
is a child component to Page
, when WarningBanner
returns null, that only affects its output. It will not affect the output of the button nor the lifecycle methods and events.


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Classes
The following classes are available globally.
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ForecastApp
Repository an iOS weather Forecast app: ForecastApp.
This app was created to work on Clean Architecture, RxSwift and all the technologies listed in the table below.
Objective and audience of the app
The main functionality of the app is to display the weather forecast for the current user GPS location for the next 2/3 hours, containing the following data:
- temperature
- wind
- precipitation Moreover, among others things, the user will be able to request the weather for other locations.
1. Build and install
1.1. Requirements
- Xcode 9.3
- iOS 10 SDK and above
- Swift 4
1.2. Getting the code
In order to build, run and access the app, the first thing you have to do is to clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/RLRG/ForecastApp.git
It is important to remark that we have used CocoaPods as the dependency manager for this project so that it is needed to run a ‘pod install’ command in the same path where the PodFile is located to download all the third-party frameworks:
pod install
1.3. Running the app
Open
ForecastApp.xcworkspace
with XCode. Then, you are ready to go !Before running it, note that there are two targets for now:
- ForecastAppLAB: When you run this target, you will see an extra button in order to open the FLEX in-app debugger, which is used to monitor and get information about the operation of the app in real time: logs, local database, network operation and so on.
- ForecastApp: This target would be used for the submission to the App Store.
2. Resources
This paragraph includes all the resources used to create this project, including frameworks, APIs and other information resources such as tutorials, documentation and so on.
2.1. Third-party frameworks
Framework Description CocoaPods The Cocoa Dependency Manager. FLEX Debugger An in-app debugger. SwiftLint A tool to enforce Swift style and conventions. Alamofire Elegant HTTP Networking in Swift. Realm Mobile database used to persist data of the app. RxSwift Reactive Programming in Swift used mainly to communicate layers of the app. Travis CI Continuous Integration used to build the project and run unit tests automatically. Other Other frameworks related to the ones already mentioned such as: RxRealm, RxTest, RxSwiftExt, RxAlamofire, ObjectMapper, QueryKit, RealmSwift (see project PodFile) 2.2. APIs
Framework Description OpenWeather It is used to retrieve the information about the weather. 2.3. Other information resources
Resource Description Realm/Jazzy Soulful docs for Swift & Objective-C. Framework used to generate documentation of the code. App icon and buttons Icon made by Rami McMin from https://www.flaticon.com and all the sizes of the icon were generated with https://makeappicon.com/ Realm database migrations The procedure we need to follow in case the Realm database model changes. 3. Future work & Improvements
Among other things:
- Include an animation when the app is launching.
- Extend the model of the app with more useful information for the user.
- …
4. Feedback
As I am continuously learning, I would appreciate if you take a look at my code and you have recommendations to improve it in different ways. You can contact me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to do so :smiley:
License
The contents of this repository are covered under the Apache License 2.0.
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Swift
@UIApplicationMain class AppDelegate : UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate
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Application
Object-singleton responsible for connecting all the layers of the app taking into account that we are following an architecture very similar to VIPER (View, Interactor, Presenter, Entity, Routing) using reactive programming technologies (RxSwift).
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Swift
final class Application
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Class responsible for creating system alerts to be displayed to the user
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Swift
class AlertsManager
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Declaration
Swift
class SearchWeatherUseCase : SearchWeatherProtocol
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UseCaseProvider
Final class responsible for creating all the use cases available in the Interactor layer and that can be exploited by the upper layer whose name is Presentation and the objects using these use cases are called
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.Declaration
Swift
public final class UseCaseProvider : UseCaseProviderProtocol
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MainPresenter
Object responsible for providing the weather forecast to the view, telling the view what to display and when. It contains all the logic of the main screen.
This class behaves as the manager of a states machine of the UIViewController. The possible view states can be found in the class
See moreMainViewState
Declaration
Swift
class MainPresenter
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MainVC
This ViewController is the main screen to be presented in the app whose main purpose is to display the received weather forecast information.
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Swift
class MainVC : UIViewController
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Declaration
Swift
class WeatherRangeCell : UITableViewCell
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Declaration
Swift
final class RMCity : Object
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Declaration
Swift
final class RMLocation : Object
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Declaration
Swift
final class RMWeatherRange : Object
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Declaration
Swift
final class RMWeatherResult : Object
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AbstractRepository
Abstract class used to list the functions that should be implemented by the class working as a Repository in the app. This allow us to be able to uncouple the repository layer from the others such as Interactor, Presentation, …
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Swift
class AbstractRepository<T>
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RealmRepo
Implementation of a table in the local database using Realm technology. It must implement all the functions listed by the abstract class AbstractRepository and, if this requirement is not met, a fatal error is thrown. The type class
See moreT
represents the type of entities that are stored in this table.Declaration
Swift
final class RealmRepo<T> : AbstractRepository<T> where T : RealmRepresentable, T == T.RealmType.DomainType, T.RealmType : Object
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Network
This class provides the main networking functionality. It includes the main HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE…) adapted to our system.
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Swift
final class Network<T> where T : ImmutableMappable
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ServerProvider
The class providing the calls to the web services offered by the main endpoint server of the system. It conforms the ServerProviderProtocol.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
class ServerProvider : ServerProviderProtocol
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SearchWeather
Class responsible for calling the web service to get the weather forecast information.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
class SearchWeather
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Repository
Main Repository layer which is responsible for managing the calls to the network and to the local database. Uppers layers should not know what is happening behind the scenes.
See moreDeclaration
Swift
class Repository


Buffalo Plains [ap71], plain, in Imperia, wilderness
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Buffalo Plains [ap71], plain, in Imperia, wilderness
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30: It has stopped raining.
30: It is no longer windy.
Province controlled by Hyksos Keep [y57], castle, in Imperial
Mountains [ao73]
Ruled by The Bard [s2a], duke
Border closed.
Entrance fees:
Routes leaving Buffalo Plains:
North, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [ao71], 10 days
Garrison [gd7t], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers
Border closed.
East, plain, to Buffalo Plains [ap72], 7 days
South, plain, to Buffalo Plains [aq71], 7 days
Garrison [fn5y], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten peasants
Border closed.
West, plain, to Buffalo Plains [ap70], 7 days
Garrison [ah4e], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten peasants
Border closed.
Seen here:
Garrison [fq1h], garrison, Imperial Empire, with seven peasants
Stack of giants [ig3w], giants, number: 12
Stack of nazgul [dt4f], nazgul, number: 3


Before Change
num_run += 1
self.logger.info("Finished SUBSET training sucessfully "
"with ratio %f", ratio)
break
// == METALEARNING suggestions
// we start by evaluating the defaults on the full dataset again
// and add the suggestions from metalearning behind it
After Change
"with ratio %f", ratio)
break
else:
if status != StatusType.SUCCESS:
self.logger.info("A CONFIG did not finish "
" for subset ratio %f.",
ratio)
num_run += 1
continue
else:
num_run += 1
self.logger.info("Finished SUBSET training sucessfully "
"with ratio %f", ratio)
break
// == METALEARNING suggestions
// we start by evaluating the defaults on the full dataset again
// and add the suggestions from metalearning behind it
metalearning_configurations = default_cfgs \
+ self.collect_metalearning_suggestions_with_limits()
// == first, evaluate all metelearning and default configurations


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AceTime
2.3.0
Date and time classes for Arduino that support timezones from the TZ Database.
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These classes provide a thin layer of indirection for accessing the data structures defined by ZoneInfoLow.h
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More...
#include <stdint.h>
#include <Arduino.h>
#include <AceCommon.h>
#include "compat.h"
#include "BrokerCommon.h"
#include "ZoneInfoLow.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
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| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneContextBroker< ZC > |
| Data broker for accessing a ZoneContext. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneRuleBroker< ZC, ZR > |
| Data broker for accessing ZoneRule. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZonePolicyBroker< ZC, ZP, ZR > |
| Data broker for accessing ZonePolicy. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneEraBroker< ZC, ZE, ZP, ZR > |
| Data broker for accessing ZoneEra. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneInfoBroker< ZC, ZI, ZE, ZP, ZR > |
| Data broker for accessing ZoneInfo. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneRegistryBroker< ZI > |
| Data broker for accessing the ZoneRegistry. More... | |
| class | ace_time::zoneinfolow::ZoneInfoStore< ZC, ZI, ZE, ZP, ZR > |
| A storage object that creates an ZoneInfoBroker from a key that identifies the ZoneInfo. More... | |
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| int16_t | ace_time::zoneinfolow::toDeltaMinutes (uint8_t deltaCode) |
Convert the deltaCode holding the RULES/DSTOFF field in ZoneEra or the SAVE field in ZoneRule to the delta offset in minutes. More... | |
| int16_t | ace_time::zoneinfolow::toOffsetMinutes (uint8_t offsetCode, uint8_t deltaCode) |
Convert the offsetCode and deltaCode holding the STDOFF field of the ZoneEra into minutes. More... | |
| uint16_t | ace_time::zoneinfolow::timeCodeToMinutes (uint8_t code, uint8_t modifier) |
| Convert (code, modifier) fields representing the UNTIL time in ZoneInfo or AT time in ZoneRule in one minute resolution. More... | |
| uint8_t | ace_time::zoneinfolow::toSuffix (uint8_t modifier) |
| Extract the 'w', 's' 'u' suffix from the 'modifier' field, so that they can be compared against kSuffixW, kSuffixS and kSuffixU. More... | |
These classes provide a thin layer of indirection for accessing the data structures defined by ZoneInfoLow.h
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The zoneinfo files are stored in flash memory (using the PROGMEM keyword), and cannot be accessed directly on microcontrollers using the Harvard architecture (e.g. AVR) where data and program live in 2 different address spaces. The data in flash memory must be accessed using helper routines in <pgmspace.h>. These classes abstract away this difference so that the code BasicZoneProcessor and ExtendedZoneProcessor can be written to be (mostly) agnostic to how the zoneinfo files are stored.
Definition in file BrokersLow.h.
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Convert (code, modifier) fields representing the UNTIL time in ZoneInfo or AT time in ZoneRule in one minute resolution.
The code
parameter holds the AT or UNTIL time in minutes component in units of 15 minutes. The lower 4-bits of modifier
holds the remainder minutes.
Definition at line 70 of file BrokersLow.h.
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Convert the deltaCode
holding the RULES/DSTOFF field in ZoneEra or the SAVE field in ZoneRule to the delta offset in minutes.
The lower 4-bits stores minutes in units of 15-minutes, shifted by 1h, so can represent the interval [-01:00 to 02:45].
Definition at line 49 of file BrokersLow.h.
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Convert the offsetCode
and deltaCode
holding the STDOFF field of the ZoneEra into minutes.
The offsetCode
is rounded towards -infinity in 15-minute multiples. The upper 4-bits of deltaCode
holds the (unsigned) remainder in one-minute increments.
Definition at line 59 of file BrokersLow.h.
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Extract the 'w', 's' 'u' suffix from the 'modifier' field, so that they can be compared against kSuffixW, kSuffixS and kSuffixU.
Used for Zone.UNTIL and Rule.AT fields.
Definition at line 79 of file BrokersLow.h.


Intermediate 3h
When effectively analysed and presented in a clear and compelling way, data has the potential to create impact. At the heart of driving change is the skill of finding and telling stories using, where relevant, compelling visualisations.
No field is more experienced at finding and telling stories than journalism, and no field better at using data than data science. This set of modules looks at what these fields can learn from each other, in order to find and tell compelling stories with data.


ED WOOD A film review by Raymond Johnston Copyright 1994 Raymond Johnston
Dir: Tim Burton Starring: Johnny Depp, Martin Landau, Sarah Jessica Parker, Patricia Arquette, Jeffrey Jones, Bill Murray
There are may ways to approach the life of down-and-out independent producer/director Edward D. Wood, Jr. The story of his life has all the scope of a tragedy- hopeful young actor and writer declines into writing porn novels and dies penniless on a distant friend's couch. That Tim Burton and his screen writers could take this tragic life and make a comic biopic film so full of joie de vivre is somewhat of an accomplishment.
The film centers on Wood's best years, those with his big star, Bela Lugosi. Depp is fine as Wood, managing to look like him and boldly presenting himself in angora sweaters and high heels. Martin Landau, perhaps the most underrated actor, steals the film completely as Bela Lugosi, the near death former horror star. At the New York Film Festival screening, Landau got endless applause. He said that he studies twenty-five Bela Lugosi films, plus interview footage. Landau described differences in their acting styles, kindly referring to Lugosi as "minimalist." His makeup was designed by Rick Baker. Johnny Depp claimed his preparation included watching Ronald Reagan videos for part of the voice. Bill Murray said he was unfamiliar with the concept of preparing for a role. Vincent D'Onofrio gave a good stab at portraying Orson Welles (don't ask), but he seems to be dubbed by an impressionist.
Director Tim Burton abandoned the saturated color and expressionist sets of his Batman films. Ed Wood is in stark black and white, with a lot of real dingy Hollywood locations. Much of the film is lit like Ed Wood's real productions, and played out on sparse barely decorated sets. This blends the reality of Wood's life into the fantasy of his films. Scenes from his three big classics are matched perfectly.
The film falls into the recent genre of energetic independents trying to raise money for a film like MY LIFE IS IN TURNAROUND, or IN THE SOUP. The extent that Ed Wood goes to make his films, and the truly bizarre raft of Hollywood would-be's that he accumulates transcends the bounds of the making a film genre. If these characters were not certifiably real, they would not be believable.
Almost all biopics of Hollywood stars soft step the stars true faults. ED WOOD is no exception. While Bela Lugosi's addictions are played up in the film, Ed Wood's real life alcoholism is not mentioned. Wood is treated as with an amount of reverence that he certainly never received in his real life. Tim Burton also injects an amount of optimism into the film by showing the production and premiere of his films from Wood's own hyper enthusiastic perspective.
The real irony of the film is that some of the acting and technical elements of the film are so good that there might soon by Oscars with the name ED WOOD engraved on them. Landau will certainly be nominated for playing Bela Lugosi, something that Bela could never hope for. Can posthumous Lifetime Achievement awards be far away?
Those who enjoy the work of the great cinematic individualist Ed Wood can also check out his recent biography that is the source of the screenplay, "Nightmare of Ecstasy" by Rudolph Grey. BRIDE OF THE MONSTER is the best of Ed Wood's real films. Bela Lugosi finished that one. The much-hyped PLAN NINE FROM OUTER SPACE really does suffer from the fact that it is constructed around a few short unused clips of Bela. GLEN OR GLENDA, also featuring Lugosi, cannot be described but must be seen to be believed.
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Suspect in Alabama woman's kidnapping denied bond, must submit DNA sample
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA/Gray News) - Ibraheem Yazeed, the suspect in the kidnapping of Aniah Blanchard, will have to submit a DNA sample to prosecutors, a judge ruled Tuesday morning.
Lee County District Judge Russell Bush also denied a motion to reconsider Yazeed’s bond.
The State of Alabama filed a motion Tuesday seeking permission to take a DNA sample from Yazeed.
Yazeed’s attorney filed a motion last week requesting Yazeed be given bond and be taken to the Montgomery County Detention Facility.
The attorney said Yazeed was receiving death threats in the Lee County Jail and was in solitary confinement for his security.
In the response, the district attorney said Yazeed shouldn’t be allowed to transfer to Montgomery County because that is where he evaded prosecution in other cases.
A Nov. 8 gag order remains in place, which prevents the parties and “any potential witnesses” from speaking to members of the media or making social media posts. Multiple news organizations have since filed a motion seeking to lift that order, calling it “unconstitutionally overbroad.”
A hearing is scheduled for Dec. 4 to consider that motion.
Yazeed was taken into custody in Escambia County, Fla., on Nov. 7. He was transported to Lee County several days later and made his first court appearance in Alabama on Nov. 10.
Blanchard was last seen Oct. 23 in Auburn at a convenience store on South College Street and was reported missing the following day. Her CR-V was found at a Montgomery apartment complex on Oct. 26.
Surveillance video and photos placed Yazeed in the convenience store at the same time as Blanchard A witness told authorities he saw Yazeed force Blanchard into a car, and an affidavit states blood evidence “indicative of someone suffering a life-threatening injury,” was found in the passenger compartment of Blanchard’s 2017 Honda CR-V.
Read the original version of this article at wsfa.com.