Chinese newspaper claims phase one U.S. trade deal is ‘very close’
China and the United States are very close to a phase one trade deal, the Global Times, a tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party’s official People’s Daily, said on Monday, discounting “negative” media reports.
China also remains committed to continuing talks for a phase two and even a phase three deal with the United States, the Global Times said on its Twitter feed, citing experts close to the Chinese government.
Trade experts and people close to the White House said last week that completion of a “phase one” deal, which had been expected in November, could slide into the new year, as Beijing presses for more extensive tariff rollbacks and Washington counters with demands of its own.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang declined to comment specifically on the Global Times report during a daily press briefing on Monday but reiterated that Beijing would like Washington to work with it to resolve the outstanding trade issues on a basis of equality and mutual respect.
According to U.S. and Beijing officials as well as lawmakers and trade experts, the ambitious “phase two” trade deal is looking less likely as the two countries struggle to strike a preliminary agreement.
The outlook for a phase one deal was further complicated last week when the U.S. Congress approved legislation to back protesters in Hong Kong, although the completion without major disruptions of district council elections in the Chinese-controlled territory on Sunday could help.
On Saturday, U.S. National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien said an initial trade deal with China was still possible by the end of the year. He warned that Washington would not turn a blind eye to what happens in Hong Kong, but also said it would be “a good sign” if the elections took place without violence.


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By Bus, road or train or plane:
There are regular trains till the stations of Newjalpaiguri (Siliguri), Hasimara, Newcoochbehar, Alipurduar Junction from Kolkata and New Delhi. Atleast one dozen trains ply in between Howrah / Sealdah (Kolkata) to these stations, like, Darjeeling Mail, Kanchankanya Express, Kanchanjunga Express, Haldibari Express, Teesta Torsha Express, Shatabdi Express, Saraighat Express, Kamrup Express, Uttar Banga Express, Paharia Express, Padatik Express and Garib Rath Express.
Volvo and normal buses ply from Kolkata to Siliguri. Govt of West Bengal undertaking WBSTC (Royal Cruiser), CSTC, NBSTC, SBSTC and various private operators who ply regular bus service to Siliguri from Espalnade and Karunamoyee Bus Terminus in Kolkata.
Get around
Buses ply from Siliguri to Alipurduar traversing through the entire Dooars. NOrth Bengal State Transport Corporation, Assam State Road Transport Corporation and various private operators ply to various towns in Dooars. However it is advisable for tourists to book a car from the their airport/ bus stand/ rail head for the entire tour as most of the tourist spots are in exotic locations and inaccessible by public transport that plies in limited destinations.
See
- Mongpong
- Samsing
- Suntaleykhola
- Murti
- Jaldapara Forest
- Rajabhatkhawa
Where to Stay
- Ivy Castle with AC and Non AC Rooms (39 Room) @ 200,300,450,700,800,900,1100,1300,1800 as single, Double, three and four bed with a restaurant food as indian, chinese, tandur, with room service. ICICI Bank and SBI ATM available (3244) 256353/256377, +91<PHONE_NUMBER>. Although the hotel has good infrastructure, the behavior of the staff leaves much to be desired. AC double bed rooms are starting from Rs 972, Rs 1080.
- Darjeeling Tourist Lodge (Tourist Lodge) of West Bengal Tourism. Double bed,4 bed and dormitories available here.Rooms Rs. 600 and AC-1400, 2000. Dormitory Rs. 100. Contact +91 (3244) 252 013, +91(3244) 253 561, +91<PHONE_NUMBER>.
- Pahari Soul Rs 250-500.+91 98310 31895. This is at a walking distance from the bus stand and roughly opposite SBI.
- Hotel Dekeling Rs. 200-500. Telephone +91 (3244) 252 243
- Elgin-DarjeelingRs. 200-500. Telephone +91 (3244) 253 749
- Mayfair Darjeeling Rs. 20000-50000. Telephone +91 (3244) 252 258 is located bang on the bus stand.
- Windamere Hotel Rs. 250-500. Telephone +91 (3244) 252 200
Get out
- Mirik - 50km
- Kalimpong - 50km
- Kurseong - 35km
- Siliguri - 80km
- Gangtok - 100km


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All three areas should be iterated on almost in parallel. Although everyone’s situation is different, contemporary business advice is first to identify a desire that people or companies have. Then, demonstrating a customer-validated prototype that satisfies such a desire in their daily lives turns an idea into a project worth investing in.
Second, test whether a viable business case exists: Are customers willing to pay for the value you create? Is this price higher than your cost of creating that value? In the same way that validating customer demand requires a prototype, testing the product’s value relies on building whatever is needed to provide some version of the envisioned experience.
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This section covers the features of Geode transactions.
Geode transactions provide the following features:
- Basic transaction properties: atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability
- Rollback and commit operations along with standard Geode cache operations
- Ability to suspend and resume transactions
- High concurrency and high performance
- Transaction statistics gathering and archiving
- Compatibility with Java Transaction API (JTA) transactions, using either Geode JTA or a third-party implementation
- Ability to use Geode as a “last resource” in JTA transactions with multiple data sources to guarantee transactional consistency
Types of Transactions
Geode supports two kinds of transactions: Geode cache transactions and JTA global transactions.
Geode cache transactions are used to group the execution of cache operations and to gain the control offered by transactional commit and rollback. Applications create cache transactions by using an instance of the Geode CacheTransactionManager
. During a transaction, cache operations are performed and distributed through Geode as usual. See Geode Cache Transactions for details on Geode cache transactions and how these transactions work.
JTA global transactions allow you to use the standard JTA interface to coordinate Geode transactions with JDBC transactions. When performing JTA global transactions, you have the option of using Geode’s own implementation of JTA or a third party’s implementation (typically application servers such as WebLogic or JBoss) of JTA. In addition, some third party JTA implementations allow you to set Geode as a “last resource” to ensure transactional consistency across data sources in the event that Geode or another data source becomes unavailable. For global transactions, applications use java:/UserTransaction
to start and terminate transactions while Geode cache operations are performed in the same manner as regular Geode cache transactions. See JTA Global Transactions with Geode for details on JTA Global transactions.
You can also coordinate a Geode cache transaction with an external database by specifying database operations within cache and transaction application plug-ins (CacheWriters/CacheListeners and TransactionWriters/TransactionListeners.) This is an alternative to using JTA transactions. See How to Run a Geode Cache Transaction that Coordinates with an External Database.


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Class ConstructAction.DoubleInput
Defines an input object for an action derived from ConstructAction. This input object extpects the input of a double value. The value may be either entered on the keyboard or by moving the mouse. The calculation of a value from the mouse position is performed via a callback (event) method. Pressing enter or TAB or clicking the mouse proceeds to the next input object.
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Namespace: CADability.Actions
Assembly: CADability.dll
Syntax
public class DoubleInput : ConstructAction.InputObject, ConstructAction.IInputObject
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceDoubleInput(String)
Constructs a DoubleInput object.
Declaration
public DoubleInput(string resourceId)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | resourceId | the resource id to specify a string from the StringTable. ResourceId+".Label": the Label left of the edit box. ResourceId+".ShortInfo": a short tooltip text ResourceId+"DetailedInfo": a longer tooltip text. |
DoubleInput(String, Double)
Constructs a DoubleInput object with a initial value.
Declaration
public DoubleInput(string resourceId, double startValue)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | resourceId | the resource id to specify a string from the StringTable. ResourceId+".Label": the Label left of the edit box. ResourceId+".ShortInfo": a short tooltip text ResourceId+"DetailedInfo": a longer tooltip text. |
| System.Double | startValue | the initial value |
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceForwardMouseInputTo
Mouse input should be forwarded to another input object and only processed by this input, when the other input object is fixed.
Declaration
public object ForwardMouseInputTo { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Object |
ReadOnly
true: this input field does not accept user input, false: normal input field that requires user input
Declaration
public override bool ReadOnly { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Overrides
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceAdjustHighlight()
Declaration
protected override void AdjustHighlight()
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceForceValue(Double)
Forces the input object to the specified value. The input filed is updated accordingly.
Declaration
public void ForceValue(double val)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | val | the value to set |
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceCalculateDoubleEvent
Provide a method here, if you want to calculate the length yourself, i.e. if distance from point, line or plane is not appropriate to your needs.
Declaration
public event ConstructAction.DoubleInput.CalculateDoubleDelegate CalculateDoubleEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConstructAction.DoubleInput.CalculateDoubleDelegate |
GetDoubleEvent
Provide a method here, if the length not only depends from this input, but is also modified by other means.
Declaration
public event ConstructAction.DoubleInput.GetDoubleDelegate GetDoubleEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConstructAction.DoubleInput.GetDoubleDelegate |
MouseClickEvent
Event that is fired when a mousclick happens and this input has the focus.
Declaration
public event ConstructAction.MouseClickDelegate MouseClickEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConstructAction.MouseClickDelegate |
SetDoubleEvent
Provide a method here to get the result of this input (and modify your object)
Declaration
public event ConstructAction.DoubleInput.SetDoubleDelegate SetDoubleEvent
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConstructAction.DoubleInput.SetDoubleDelegate |


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'World class' Tokyo Aquatics Centre and Ariake Arena unveiled ahead of 2020 Olympics
by Ryusei TakahashiOrganizers for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games unveiled the inside of two major venues to the media Thursday as they near completion, touting them as world-class facilities.
Four out of six permanent venues for the games have been completed.
The Tokyo Aquatics Centre, located in Tatsumi Seaside Park in Koto Ward, will host swimming, diving, synchronized swimming and several Paralympic events. Construction was 90 percent complete as of October and should be done by February, organizers said.
Ariake Arena, also in Koto, will host volleyball and wheelchair basketball events.
The ¥56.7 billion Tokyo Aquatics Centre, with approximately 65,500 square meters of space, has roughly 15,000 seats, 60 percent of which have been installed. More than 1 percent of seating areas will be reserved for people in wheelchairs in accordance with disability guidelines. Once completed, it will be one of the biggest swimming facilities in the world and one of the biggest venues for the 2020 Games.
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“The Tokyo Aquatics Centre will become a world-class facility for swimming and diving events,” said Tomofumi Kusano, senior director for venues. “Even after the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we hope to maintain that reputation.”
The pool is the standard size for Olympic competitions at 50 meters long, 25 meters wide and 3 meters deep. But the depth and length can be altered via an adjustable bottom and divider. The 10-meter diving tower is also complete.
The aquatics center will be available for competitive and public use following the 2020 Games. Organizers expect over 1 million annual visitors to the facility.
Ariake Arena was 98 percent complete as of October, according to organizers. Once finished, the five-story, ¥37 billion building will have a capacity of roughly 15,000. More than 800 cubic meters of mostly cedar wood from 14 prefectures across Japan were used to build the arena, the most out of any of the six permanent venues being constructed in Tokyo for the 2020 Games.
After the Olympic and Paralympic Games, organizers hope to welcome upwards of 1.4 million annual visitors to the venue by hosting 10 competitions every year as well as concerts and musical performances.
The Yumenoshima Park Archery Field, Sea Forest Waterway and Oi Hockey Stadium were all completed in the first half of this year. As of October, the Canoe Slalom Course located next to Kasai Rinkai Park in Edogawa Ward is 97 percent complete.
Ariake Tennis Park and the athletes village are both 98 percent complete.
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Package udel.GardenProject.garden
Class Model
- java.lang.Object
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public class Model extends java.lang.Object
Updates the stage: Contains logic and data.- Version:
- 1.0
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- Team 0
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description Model(Controller c, int width, int height)
Constructor, initialize everything.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
createNativeList()
Creates the list of all Native plants.javafx.scene.image.Image
getDefaultImage(int height, int width)
Returns the set Default Image used.javafx.scene.text.Font
getHackBold12()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold font from the fonts resource package to be used in windowsjavafx.scene.text.Font
getHackBold20()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold font from the fonts resource package to be used in windowsjavafx.scene.text.Font
getHackBoldItalic20()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold Italic font from the fonts resource package to be used in windowsint
getHeight()
Get the suggested scene height for a Window object.java.lang.String
getHover()
Hovering over buttonsjavafx.scene.image.ImageView
getImg()
Get the image of blueprintjava.util.HashSet<Colors>
getIncludedColors()
Getter for all colors included in plants.Window
getLastWindow()
Get the last window that was displayed to the user.java.util.ArrayList<Plant>
getNativePlants()
Getter for getting an ArrayListof only native plants. java.lang.String
getNotHover()
Not hovering over buttonsjava.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String>
getParams()
Get command line arguments parsed by JavaFX.Plant
getPlantInfoPlant()
java.util.ArrayList<Plant>
getPlants()
Get the master ArrayList of Plants.Plant
getPlotDesignDraggingPlant()
Getter.int
getPlotDesignHeight()
Getterint
getPlotDesignWidth()
Getter.java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.String>
getRecentSessions()
Getter.java.awt.image.BufferedImage
getScreenShot()
Getter for the screenshot in SeasonViewSession
getSession()
Get Session that holds all user state information.int
getWidth()
Get the suggested scene width for a Window object.Window
getWindow()
Gets the current Window that should be displayed to the user.void
goToLastWindow()
Go back to the last window.java.lang.Object
loadCacheFile(java.lang.String filepath)
Safely load a file to a user's computer.boolean
loadSession(java.lang.String filepath)
Load a new Session from the specified filepath.
void
printMemoryInfo()
Get information about the current memory usage of this application in bytes from Runtime.void
refreshCurrentWindow()
Call the current Window's refresh() method.void
refreshWindow(Windows w)
Refresh the window w.boolean
saveCacheFile(java.lang.Object o, java.lang.String filepath)
Safely cache a file to a user's computer.boolean
saveSession()
Save the current session.boolean
saveSession(java.lang.String filepath)
Save the current Session to the specified filepath.
NOTE: This does not add the extension.gardenproject
to the save file, you must specify that manually in the JavaFX FileChooser as the default extension.java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant>
searchNativePlants(java.lang.String query)
Search the array of native plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query.java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant>
searchPlants(java.lang.String query)
Search the array of plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query.java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant>
searchPlantsInArr(java.lang.String query, java.util.ArrayList<Plant> plantList)
Search a given array of plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query.void
setImg(javafx.scene.image.ImageView img)
Sets the image of the blueprint to given ImageView.void
setPlantInfoPlant(Plant plantInfoPlant)
void
setPlotDesignDraggingPlant(Plant plotDesignDraggingPlant)
Setter.void
setScreenShot(java.awt.image.BufferedImage capture)
Setter for the screenshot in SeasonView.void
setWindow(Windows w)
Refreshes the new current Window, then sets it.boolean
startNewSession()
Start a brand new Session, and save the old one at it's last saved location, if it has one.boolean
startNewSessionFromSavedSession(java.lang.String filepath)
Start a new Session from one that was previously saved to disk.void
stop()
Code executed when the application is stopped.javafx.scene.image.Image
thumbnailProcessImage(java.lang.String imagePath)
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Constructor Detail
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Model
public Model(Controller c, int width, int height)
Constructor, initialize everything.- Parameters:
width
-height
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Method Detail
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getDefaultImage
public javafx.scene.image.Image getDefaultImage(int height, int width)
Returns the set Default Image used.- Returns:
- defaultImage
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createNativeList
public void createNativeList()
Creates the list of all Native plants.
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printMemoryInfo
public void printMemoryInfo()
Get information about the current memory usage of this application in bytes from Runtime.
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getWindow
public Window getWindow()
Gets the current Window that should be displayed to the user.- Returns:
- current Window.
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refreshCurrentWindow
public void refreshCurrentWindow()
Call the current Window's refresh() method.
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setWindow
public void setWindow(Windows w)
Refreshes the new current Window, then sets it.- Parameters:
w
- A Window specified by the Windows enum.
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goToLastWindow
public void goToLastWindow()
Go back to the last window.
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getScreenShot
public java.awt.image.BufferedImage getScreenShot()
Getter for the screenshot in SeasonView- Returns:
- BufferedImage
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setScreenShot
public void setScreenShot(java.awt.image.BufferedImage capture)
Setter for the screenshot in SeasonView.- Parameters:
capture
- A screen capture of the user's screen.
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getRecentSessions
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Integer,java.lang.String> getRecentSessions()
Getter.- Returns:
- Locations of where sessions were recently saved to disk, where the keys are the integer ID of the session, and values are the string paths of the saves.
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getParams
public java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> getParams()
Get command line arguments parsed by JavaFX.- Returns:
--key=value
pairs of command line flags.
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getLastWindow
public Window getLastWindow()
Get the last window that was displayed to the user. Helpful for back buttons going to whatever the previous screen was.- Returns:
- Last window displayed to user.
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getWidth
public int getWidth()
Get the suggested scene width for a Window object.- Returns:
- width as an integer.
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getHeight
public int getHeight()
Get the suggested scene height for a Window object.- Returns:
- height as an integer.
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getPlotDesignWidth
public int getPlotDesignWidth()
Getter.- Returns:
- Pixel width of garden in plot design.
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getPlotDesignHeight
public int getPlotDesignHeight()
Getter- Returns:
- Pixel height of garden in plot design.
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getPlants
public java.util.ArrayList<Plant> getPlants()
Get the master ArrayList of Plants.- Returns:
- all plants.
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getSession
public Session getSession()
Get Session that holds all user state information.- Returns:
- Session instance.
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searchPlantsInArr
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant> searchPlantsInArr(java.lang.String query, java.util.ArrayList<Plant> plantList)
Search a given array of plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query. If the query matches the latin or any of the common names, that plant is returned.
Comparators can be used on the results.- Parameters:
query
- Simple, non-regex query where the query can appear anywhere in the plant latin or common name. plantList which are the plants to search thru.- Returns:
- null if no matching results, a Plant array of all matching results.
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searchPlants
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant> searchPlants(java.lang.String query)
Search the array of plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query. If the query matches the latin or any of the common names, that plant is returned.
- Parameters:
query
-- Returns:
- a HashMap of all plants that fit with query
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searchNativePlants
public java.util.HashMap<java.lang.String,Plant> searchNativePlants(java.lang.String query)
Search the array of native plants and return an array of all Plants that match the query. If the query matches the latin or any of the common names, that plant is returned.
- Parameters:
query
-- Returns:
- a HashMap of all plants that fit with query
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saveCacheFile
public boolean saveCacheFile(java.lang.Object o, java.lang.String filepath)
Safely cache a file to a user's computer.- Parameters:
filepath
- Path and filename where to save the file in the user'sappDataDirectory
.- Returns:
- true if successful in caching the file, false if not.
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
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loadCacheFile
public java.lang.Object loadCacheFile(java.lang.String filepath) throws java.lang.ClassNotFoundException, java.io.IOException
Safely load a file to a user's computer. Hides all exceptions and potential errors.
This can also be used to check if a file exists in cache if this method returns false.- Parameters:
filepath
- Path and filename where to load the file in the user'sappDataDirectory
.- Returns:
- file object
- Throws:
java.io.IOException
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
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thumbnailProcessImage
public javafx.scene.image.Image thumbnailProcessImage(java.lang.String imagePath)
- Parameters:
imagePath
-- Returns:
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startNewSession
public boolean startNewSession() throws java.lang.Exception
Start a brand new Session, and save the old one at it's last saved location, if it has one.- Returns:
- False if there is no last saved file path, and the UI needs to ask the user where to save it. True if successful in loading new session.
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- if it failed to save the current session, ask the user again.
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startNewSessionFromSavedSession
public boolean startNewSessionFromSavedSession(java.lang.String filepath) throws java.lang.Exception
Start a new Session from one that was previously saved to disk.- Parameters:
filepath
- Relative filepath of the save.- Returns:
- False if there is no last saved file path, and the UI needs to ask the user where to save it. True if successful in loading new session.
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- if it failed to save the current session, ask the user again.
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saveSession
public boolean saveSession() throws java.lang.Exception
Save the current session. Throws an exception if Model doesn't know where to save to.- Returns:
- True if successful (with disk) in saving. False if not.
- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- When there is no lastSavedFilepath specified in the Session, and the UI needs to prompt the user to ask where to save to.
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saveSession
public boolean saveSession(java.lang.String filepath)
Save the current Session to the specified filepath.
NOTE: This does not add the extension.gardenproject
to the save file, you must specify that manually in the JavaFX FileChooser as the default extension.- Parameters:
filepath
- Absolute filepath and filename on disk.
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loadSession
public boolean loadSession(java.lang.String filepath)
Load a new Session from the specified filepath.
- Parameters:
filepath
- Absolute filepath and filename on disk.
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getPlotDesignDraggingPlant
public Plant getPlotDesignDraggingPlant()
Getter.- Returns:
- Current reference to the plant being dragged in PlotDesign.
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setPlotDesignDraggingPlant
public void setPlotDesignDraggingPlant(Plant plotDesignDraggingPlant)
Setter.- Parameters:
plotDesignDraggingPlant
- New dragging plant reference to be saved.
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stop
public void stop()
Code executed when the application is stopped. Invoked by Controller.- See Also:
Controller
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getPlantInfoPlant
public Plant getPlantInfoPlant()
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setPlantInfoPlant
public void setPlantInfoPlant(Plant plantInfoPlant)
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getHackBold20
public javafx.scene.text.Font getHackBold20()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold font from the fonts resource package to be used in windows- Returns:
- The input stream of the HackBold font
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getHackBoldItalic20
public javafx.scene.text.Font getHackBoldItalic20()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold Italic font from the fonts resource package to be used in windows- Returns:
- The input stream of the HackBold font
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getHackBold12
public javafx.scene.text.Font getHackBold12()
Gets the Input Stream of the HackBold font from the fonts resource package to be used in windows- Returns:
- The input stream of the HackBold font
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getNotHover
public java.lang.String getNotHover()
Not hovering over buttons- Returns:
- String of attributes for when the user is not hovering over bottom button
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getHover
public java.lang.String getHover()
Hovering over buttons- Returns:
- String of attributes for when the user is hovering over bottom button
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getNativePlants
public java.util.ArrayList<Plant> getNativePlants()
Getter for getting an ArrayListof only native plants. - Returns:
- nativePlants
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getIncludedColors
public java.util.HashSet<Colors> getIncludedColors()
Getter for all colors included in plants.- Returns:
-
getImg
public javafx.scene.image.ImageView getImg()
Get the image of blueprint- Returns:
- img
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setImg
public void setImg(javafx.scene.image.ImageView img)
Sets the image of the blueprint to given ImageView.- Parameters:
img
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refreshWindow
public void refreshWindow(Windows w)
Refresh the window w.- Parameters:
w
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Entity Metadata Wrappers & EntityFieldQuery /
@adamwhite
Introducing site builders to Entity Metadata Wrappers & EntityFieldQuery (before D8 makes them all irrelevant)
We're Niagara, Canada's only dedicated Drupal development shop.
We're a small agency with a huge output, building sites without taking a breath since the last days of Drupal 6.
I was a Java developer left holding the keys to an proprietary in-house CMS I didn't have a hand in building. Switching gears to Drupal allowed us to take part in a community and accelerated what we could take on.
I got to build tons of sites without a lot of time for introspection.
Drupal, as a framework, can best be though of as a set of guidelines for being awesome. But with all of PHP at your fingertips and multiple ways of creating the same result nothing stops you from making poor choices.
For those of us in tiny teams there's often nobody calling us out on writing completely bananas code.
A few years back we helped a client rush out a prototype of a quiz-based e-learning app for professional sports referees. The client originally built it as an iPad app but his target audience wanted something on the web.
What we built worked great, but...
Scores were saved directly to the MySQL database table using...
db_insert($table, array $options = array())
While our individual questions were nodes, we retrieved sets of questions using Views
views_get_view_result($name, $display_id = NULL)
...which is sort of weird and had caching issues, but seemed logical given that in my site builder mindset "views = lists of stuff"
Every weird choice we made didn't seem to have a negative repercussion... so we made them.
Years later the client returned having white-labelled his product and sold a number of them internationally. Suddenly we needed to take that old weird egg of a webapp and built it into a maintainable multilingual product we could build and maintain from an installation profile.
While the in-game UI of the quiz will still be done in JavaScript we want to overhaul the guts of this system so that it would be flexible, maintainable, and plays as nicely with Drupal's conventions.
Drupal 7 introduced EntityFieldQuery, a PHP class used for quickly building queries of entities and fields while abstracting any actual SQL.
We're going to use this in the function that generates our quiz questions instead of straight queries or Views.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0,10);
Notice the lack of semicolons between method calls. Each EntityFieldQuery (EFQ) method returns the same object the method was called on, so we can chain calls.
EntityFieldQuery returns the IDs of the found entities, keyed by entity type.
['node']
[123]
[125]
[126]
['user']
[34]
[36]
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0,10);
The entityCondition method narrows down which type of entities you're querying, by both the type (nodes, users, taxonomy terms) and the bundle (content types for nodes). You can include more than one type of entity.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle',
array('true_false_question','multiple_choice_question'),
'IN')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0,10);
For multiple conditions an array is used as the second parameter and an operator is needed.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->range(0,10);
Property conditions allow you to filter your results based on any column in the base table for the entity type. For nodes, this could be the published status, author, creation time, etc.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->propertyOrderBy('created', 'DESC')
->fieldCondition('field_topic', 'tid', $topic)
->range(0,10);
Fields can also be used to filter your results, the method takes the Field Name (or array), a column name, and value to test against at a minimum. Optionally you can include an operator, delta group or language group.
One limitation of EFQ is that it's not possible to query across multiple entity types. So you can't in a single query find "published nodes that were authored by users who were created in the last hour."
...that would be querying both node->status and user->created. However you can extend the
query using hook_query_alter
or hook_query_TAG_alter
.
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->addTag('random');
The addTag method allows you to hook into the query object which results from the EntityFieldQuery.
function MYMODULE_query_random_alter($query) {
$query->orderRandom();
}
$query = new EntityFieldQuery();
$query
->entityCondition('entity_type', 'node')
->entityCondition('bundle', 'true_false_question')
->propertyCondition('status',1)
->addTag('debug');
Tip: Use this for debugging too!
function MYMODULE_query_alter($query) {
if ($query->hasTag('debug') && module_exists('devel')) {
dpq($query);
}
}
With EntityFieldQuery we're now retrieving our quiz questions in far less esoteric way.
What we want to do next is get away from storing our scores as data inserted with raw SQL. We want to make those into fielded Entities so we can leverage Drupal more.
Up until now we've been talking about stuff that's been part of the core entity API.
Entities were introduced late in the D7 development cycle, so it's an incomplete system. The Entity module fills out the gaps: CRUD, exportability, revisions, and...
A wrapper class which makes dealing with entities and accessing property and field data much easier.
Your code, when using Metadata Wrappers, won't make your future self hate your current self. Let alone other people.
$value = $node->field_maximum_points[LANGUAGE_NONE][0]['value'];
This is scary but your code is full of them (well, mine was). Not only are you hard-coding the language into the field lookup, you're also going to throw warnings when there's no data in that field.
$wrapper = entity_metadata_wrapper('node', $node);
$value = $wrapper->field_maximum_points->value();
This, on the other hand, is lovely. I don't need to know if that field exists, I'm also no longer hard-coding the language. I can even load this value with just the NID for $node instead of a fully populated object.
// whole wrapper
$w = entity_metadata_wrapper('node', $node, array('langcode' => 'en'));
// individual field
$w->language('fr')->body->summary->value();
If you don't set it, the wrapper will use the default language, but you can set the language when you instantiate the class. Alternatively you can select language on a per-field or per-property basis.
Think about having to do this...
$node = node_load($nid);
$author = user_load($node->uid);
$email = $author->mail;
Doing this the old way, I've had to load two entire entities from the database to get to that email address.
...but with an Entity Metadata Wrapper:
$wrapper = entity_metadata_wrapper('node',$nid);
$email = $wrapper->author->mail->value();
With this method, the wrapper only needs to load as much as it needs to get to that email. This saves in database overhead and reads much cleaner.
$wrapper->author->mail =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>$wrapper->save();
$entity = entity_create('attempt', array('type' => 'attempt'));
$wrapper = entity_metadata_wrapper('attempt', $entity);
$wrapper->field_course->set($nid);
$wrapper->field_participant->set($user->uid);
$wrapper->field_finished->set($finished);
$wrapper->field_started->set($started);
$wrapper->field_correct->set($correct);
$wrapper->field_incorrect->set($incorrect);
$wrapper->save();
$createdId = $wrapper->getIdentifier();
foreach($wrapper->field_terms->getIterator() as $index => $term_wrapper) {
$termLabels[] = $term_wrapper->label->value();
}
// or ...
foreach ($wrapper->field_terms->value() as $index => $term_wrapper) {
$termLabels[] = $term_wrapper->label->value();
}
You can set taxonomy list values in numerous ways:
$tids = array(12,34,55);
$wrapper->field_category_terms->set($tids);
// or...
$wrapper->field_category_terms[] = 77;
Entity Metadata Wrapper throws an EntityMetadataWrapperException if you make it angry, so it's
good practice to use try...catch
blocks when using it:
try {
$wrapper = entity_metadata_wrapper('node', $nid);
$courseCode = $wrapper->field_related_course->field_code->value();
}
catch (EntityMetadataWrapperException $exc) {
// panic and go hide in the woods
}
Entity Metadata Wrapper has a handy function called getPropertyInfo which will tell you which properties are available from a wrapper.
$wrapper = enitity_metadata_wrapper('user',$uid);
dpm($wrapper->getPropertyInfo());
While entities were introduced to D7 late in the development cycle, in D8 they're what most of the CMS is built upon. We're now properly object oriented and won't need the Metadata Wrapper to act as a pseudo-object to as a kludge. The Entity module as it is today will likely not be needed.
Entities in D8 are now typed classes with methods, some are generic:
$entity->id():
Others have entity-type specific methods defined in their interfaces:
$node->getTitle();
As in D7, content (nodes, taxonomy terms, users, etc) are entities, but D8 also represents many configuration concepts as entities as well (actions, menus, image styles, etc).
These configuration entities all extend the Entity class but they're non-fieldable.
That means you get even more transferable benefits from learning the Entity API!
The sensible way that you'd expect to access information in an object oriented framework is what we're shooting for in D8, and it should make custom code appear far less esoterically Drupally.
$node = Drupal\node\Entity\Node::load($id);
$node->field_greatest_band_ever->value = "The Clash";
$node->save();
// or...
$nodeStorage = \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage('node');
$node = $nodeStorage->load($id);
$node->field_greatest_band_ever->value = "The Clash";
$node->save();
Replacing it is an entity.query service that will instantiate a query object for a given entity type.
$query = \Drupal::entityQuery('node')
->condition('status', 1)
->condition('changed', REQUEST_TIME, '<')
->condition('title', 'Foo', 'CONTAINS');
->condition('field_other_cool_articles.entity.title', 'Bar');
$nids = $query->execute();
Just as with Entity Metadata Wrapper, you can chain referenced entities:
$album->field_band->entity->get('field_lead_singer')->value;
$node->getOwner()->getUsername();
Thanks!


Last Updated on November 3, 2005 4:23 PM .
An agent can access a remote node's tuplespace, even if the node is multiple hops away. The instructions Agilla provides to accomplish this are the remote out (rout), remote rdp (rrdp), remote inp (rinp), and remote group probe (rrdpg). All of these instructions take a tuple or template and destination location as a parameter. The top of the operand stack must be the destination location, followed by the tuple or template. The tuple or template is pushed on the stack as described in Lesson 4: Using the Local Tuplespace. The location can be pushed onto the stack using the pushloc instruction.
All of the remote tuplespace operations are best effort in that the initiating node sends a request to the destination (which may be multiple hops away), and waits for a result. If the destination node receives the request, it performs the request and sends back a result. If the result arrives, the initiating node saves the result in the initiating agent's opstack and sets the condition code (where appopriate based on the instruction), and resumes the initiating agent. If message loss occurs, the initiating agent times out and resumes executing with the condition code set to 0.
rrdpg is unique in that it operates on all one-hop neighbors by asking whether any of them have a tuple matching a particular template. This instruction determines the location of each neighbor that has a match and stores the results on the heap (rather than the stack). Heap address 0 is always the number of results (say n), and the n heap addresses following heap address 0 contain the resulting locations.
 Upon arrival at a node, it outs a tuple containing the string "fir" into the local tuple space, then blinks the red LED a certain number of times. It then chooses a random neighbor and checks whether it is on fire using a rrdp instruction. If the neighbor is not on fire, it clones to it. Either way, it loops back to blinking the red LED. This processes continues indefinately until the entire network is saturated with fire agents.
The rrdp instruction is used on line 35 of the above agent. Notice that before it, on lines 30-33, a tuple containing the string "fir" is pushed onto the stack, and that the location is pushed onto the stack by the getvar 0 instruction on line 34 (getvar 0 retrieves the variabled stored on heap address 0, which is the chosen neighbor and is set by the setvar 0 instruction on line 29).
The remote tuplespace instructions differ in their return values.


The -ifin command takes a file of values and will only pass through the row if the
value in the row matches at least one of the values in the file.
For example, say you have a file precincts.csv:
precinct
p1
p2
p3
And a file voters.csv:
name,voter precinct
jim,p1
joe,p1
sally,p7
...
If you only want voters whose precinct is in the precints.csv you would do:
seesv:seesv -ifin precinct precincts.csv voter_precinct -p voters.csv
The -ifnotin command does the opposite only passing through rows that are not in the file, e.g.:
seesv:seesv -ifnotin precinct precincts.csv voter_precinct -p voters.csv


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TAYLOR JOHNSTON
05.25.17
With malls and other large shopping centers being few and far between in southeast Ohio, students at Ohio University might struggle to find new clothing on short notice. Luckily, the women of Athens can get their shopping fix within walking distance at any of three boutiques on or close to Court Street.
Figleaf is a small, chic shop with plenty of trendy pieces perfect for college students.
“We sell affordable college girl-style clothes, usually more dressy stuff like date party dresses,” Courtney Smith, an employee at Figleaf, said.
Smith, a junior studying strategic communication, said Figleaf stocks a wide selection of occasion dresses for date parties, socials, formals and graduations, and also keeps some jeans and graphic tees on hand for more casual outings.
She said she’s had her eye on a crop top jumpsuit set for some time and has also bought a black, off-the-shoulder date party dress and a pair of casual sandals at the shop.
Bluetique is another cute shopping spot just off Court Street. Their clothes and accessories attract customers of all ages, from middle schoolers to women in their ‘70s, Marissa Whaley, manager of Bluetique, said.
Whaley said her shop’s clothing works well for Greek life functions like date parties as well as holidays. She said the store is busiest in August, when students first arrive in Athens, and in the spring.
“I love our clothing,” Whaley said. “We have a lot of different things so it’s hard just to pick one (favorite).”
The Other Place differs a bit from Figleaf and Bluetique by offering more of a casual selection of clothing. In addition to some more formal pieces and business attire, The Other Place stocks more hipster, boho-style pieces like sundresses, employee Aleigh Beard said.
Beard, a sophomore studying fashion event planning, said another signature element of The Other Place is its collection of Sperry Top-Siders and TOMS shoes it sells year round.
“I like (our clothes) for fest season,” she said. “We have a lot of crop tops for fun, outdoors-type things.”
Beard said her personal favorite piece she’s bought at The Other Place is a pair of short, comfortable brown booties.
“I wear them with almost everything,” she said. “They’re super comfortable.”
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This atoll in the Phoenix Group of Islands is a former US satellite tracking station. Only a handful of families live there and only three supply ships call a year.
This is one of the islands where climate change is having a severe impact.
See comment at bottom of page from September 2014. Permission is now required to visit here.
When approaching the island, call Kanton Radio on VHF 16. On arrival the officials will visit the boat to carry out clearance procedures and collect fees.
Last updated October 2009.
The dredged ship pass should be entered near slack water and the anchorage is inside the dredged turning basin. The natural pass is not recommended.
There is also a mooring not far from the wharf.
The village is three miles away; officials will visit the yacht.
Last updated December 2009.


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I noticed the partlist of the EmonTx device, but I cannot find the main pcb in the list.
Is it only for self production ? Or Is it available on the net (cannot find it..) ?
the JeeNode v6 PCB is very different from the layout of emonTx 2.0.....
Has the Arduino board been discarted because it watt consumption ?
Re: Availability of emonTx PCB
Hi,
Thanks for your interest.
We are working towards opening our online shop in the next few week or so. We will be selling the emonTx PCB as well as the emonTx and the other hardware units in kit form. Please fill in the online interest form and we will get back to you.
Re: Availability of emonTx PCB
I know that starting & managing the e-shop can take more time than any forcast :-)
I would like to as for a "temporary bill of material, based on actual Arduino/JeeNode board"
Which board is more adviced, to start programming and testing :
a) An Arduino board, with some shields ( next questions: 1) which board arduino board fit best ? 2) which shields to choose ?)
b) a JeeNode V6 board, and some plugins ( next questions: 1) which plugins fit best ?)
I would prefer to work with standard Arduino boards (JeeNode is less diffused) but if your advice is to some specific JeeNode.....
Re: Availability of emonTx PCB
Hi Glyn,
I want to get up and running with the emon ASAP. What's the progress on the store? Will it actually be available before the end of March? If not, I'm considering getting the PCBs made myself.
Thanks!
Kevin
Re: Availability of emonTx PCB
Hi Kevin, Yes, they will definitely be available by the end of March. We plan to launch on the 19th March. Thanks for your patience. All the best,
Re: Availability of emonTx PCB
Hi Glyn, Me too. I can't wait to get my hands on my first kit or pre-built whatever comes first. Great work, your project is really informative and its exciting - I've no previous experience in this arena. I'm buying an Arduino Uno tomorrow because I can't wait to follow one of your projects How to build an arduino energy monitor this weekend (Bank Holiday here in Ireland), when your ready with RanodeRFX I can add (soon I hope). Your instructions on Dashboard were great and it took only a few hours to get working in Firefox (a bit to do for IE - dials not working). Please hurry with shop.
Cheers
Peter


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often informal diary-style text entries (posts). Posts are typically displayed in reverse chronological order,
so that the most recent post appears first, at the top of the web page.
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but also in the way that content is delivered or written.


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2017
Tom Maestas
Legal and socio-economic explanations for the lag in
cultural assimilation within immigrant neighborhood enclaves remains divided
between 21st century sociology, based on economics-driven behavior,
versus the 1900’s-esque xenophobia of the Samuel Huntington doctrine, which
asserts “globalist” historical ethno-nationalism. This blog discusses different legal and
socio-economic aspects faced by migrants upon arrival into the U.S. I thus highlight these explanations for
contemporary cultural assimilation patterns in contrast to an increasingly well-defined
nationalist viewpoint, exemplified by the current White House administration’s legal
actions on immigration policy—a policy soon to be contested between the 9 recently-united
Supreme Court Justices.
First, a word on the issues and the stakes of the modern
American immigration policy, and the science underpinning the debates. Social
science begins with the collection of individual data on immigrants’ ethnic
origins and their current legal and socio-economic circumstance. The opposing
view dismisses legal and socio-economic data, in favor of the argument that immigrant
behavior is determined by the immigrant’s
nation of origin, and thus genealogical roots and ethnic phenotype. This latter view is a snapshot of the
post-Reconstruction, 1900’s-era American belief system – a view that predates
contemporary psychology of Skinner, the sociology of Bourdieu, and behavioral economics
of Milton Friedman. Since the era of
modern social science, structure-based immigrant behavior is, in a nutshell, operationalized
by two variables: legality of stay (as determined by the Immigration and
Naturalization Service) and socio-economic ability, i.e. structural needs,
wants, and goals, and is operationalized by occupational/income-earning power,
educational achievement, and expected duration of stay in the host
country.
Unfortunately, scientific data collection on migrants is made difficult by incognito behavior depending on legality of stay and transience dependent on social-economics. First, it is difficult to maintain a statistically honest survey results without anonymity due to constant fear of INS exposure. Second, scientific observation cannot keep current with the constant legal and socio-economic flux of an immigrant with high-turnover of residence address and occupation/income.
AI technology and the social media landscape does not resolve the fundamental hurdles faced by the social science of immigrant assimilation. However, sociology of immigration is the best hope to seal the casket on the 1900’s, post-Darwinist focus on ethnic identity as the principle determinant of immigrants’ cultural assimilation.
Literature on the Immigration Debate
Based on two principles of national origin, immigrants of Mexican origin are less likely to culturally assimilate than other immigrant groups. The first principle is that of the uniqueness of Mexican immigration based on geography and history. Six facts differentiate Mexican immigration from other waves of past and present immigrant groups, thereby precluding comparison to historical precedent.
These facts are, 1) the ratio of geographical contiguity and economic disparity between the sending nation and the host nation, 2) the number and rate of immigration, 3) preponderant illegality of entrance and stay, 4) inter-state migrating pattern and formation of Mexican-only regional concentrations, 5) political and economic entente between sending nation and host nation, and 6) historical relevance that most southwest territory was previously under Mexican rule. According to Huntington, these national facts about Mexican immigrants lessen the need, in theory, for Mexican immigrants to assimilate to American culture. Huntington’s contention is that because of national origin, the Mexican immigrant is less likely to adopt American values than other immigrant groups, regardless of the structural circumstance of the individual.
The second principle is the lack of compatibility of Mexican immigrants to culturally assimilate compared to other immigrating groups into the U.S. Huntington writes that “many Mexican-American immigrants simply do not appear to identify primarily with the United States” (Huntington, 2004). Huntington claims that the two cultures are hardly compatible on many levels. For example, Anglo-Protestant culture is very individualistic and Mexican culture is community-oriented. Furthermore, Huntington asserts that career and ambition are high priorities of Anglo-Protestant culture, while family and leisure are prioritized in Mexican culture. For this reason, the Mexican immigrant is not willing to assimilate to the lifestyle and cultural norms of the typical American.
The indicators of lifestyle and American cultural norms are as follows: 1) Sole usage of the English language in public, 2) desire for high educational goals (especially among the youth), 3) continual desire for higher occupational goals (managerial positions), 4) continual desire for greater income, 5) intermarriage, 6) self-identification as American, 7) desire for naturalization and citizenship.
According to the Huntingtonian doctrine, Mexican Americans are less willing to pursue these goals than other immigrant groups. The primary reason is the ethno-cultural difference between the national culture of Mexico and the national culture of the U.S. For example, Samuel Huntington writes, "the cultural division between Hispanics and Anglos could replace the racial division between blacks and whites as the most serious cleavage in U.S. society" (Huntington, 2004). It is a common subject among political analysts that cultures from certain ethnic groups have differing compatibility with American culture. For example, South Asians (Indians, Bangladeshi, and Pakistanis) assimilate more quickly because their culture, through history, is more compatible with Anglo-Protestant culture. Upon arrival, they are already highly fluent in English and are familiar with Anglo-Protestant culture because of British colonial influence (Kurlantzick, 2002).
Socio-Economic Status as Component of Structural Circumstance
Current U.S. immigrants arrive with very disparate legal and socio-economic circumstances. These two indicators of structural circumstance determine the course of the immigrants’ stay. Accordingly, they determine the pattern of cultural assimilation for each immigrant and their ability to attain the same status and culture as the typical, middle-class American (Suarez-Orozco, 2000). Cultural assimilation follows hand-in-hand with upward career mobility. “[Assimilation] is the cumulative byproduct of choices made by individuals seeking to take advantage of opportunities to improve their social situations” (Alba, 1995).
Interestingly, the current immigrant arrives in an economic job market that is highly segregated. Using an hourglass metaphor, there is either “a well-remunerated, knowledge-intensive economic sphere [or] a service economy where low-skilled and semi-skilled workers continue to lose ground in terms of real wages, benefits, and security. Therefore immigrants fall into one or the other labor market” (Suarez-Orozco, 2000). It follows that immigrant groups are statistically divided along the same line as the economic and educational development of the nation of origin.
The U.S. immigrant from any national origin falls into two very different structural categories upon arrival. They range from highly skilled to unskilled and poorly educated, These circumstances strongly affect the immigrant experience and subsequent pattern of assimilation (Portes and Rumbaut, 1996). The lesser-skilled workers have the only choice of accepting jobs that offer no upward mobility and their housing is forced into urban, ethnically segregated neighborhoods. The highly skilled workers, with their education and language ability, are offered jobs that support a work and residence lifestyle that involves interaction with middle-class America, while at the same time prospering cultural assimilation. For this reason, Portes and Rumbaut (2001) identify two prominent types of immigrant assimilation. The first type is able to adopt mainstream American customs, speaks English, and is upwardly mobile within one or two generations. The second type, based on socio-economic circumstances, acculturates to inner-city subcultures, low education level and labor market, even after several generations.
In the past, immigrants had few opportunities to communicate, visit, or even return to the sending nation, thereby facilitating the process of cultural assimilation. Expected length of stay and naturalization of the immigrant in the host nation is an essential element in the immigrant’s desire to assimilate. If the immigrant plans to stay temporarily in the host nation, there is less need to learn the culture of the host nation (Guarnizo, 2003). For example, one in five Mexican immigrants will choose to acquire American citizenship (Chavez, 1998). Guarnizo says that propensity to engage in entrepreneurial ventures varies systematically with the socially-expected duration (SED) of migration. In other words, temporary SED’s “preserve ties with the country and community of origin.” Of course, SED is primarily affected by legality of stay and the option to naturalize. Whether the immigrant works illegally, holds a temporary worker visa or is naturalized has a tremendous impact on the immigrant’s SED.
Because of mass transportation, transnationalism has revolutionized the concept of the immigration process by invalidating the traditional “clean break” assumption globalized communication and information technologies immigrants are no longer tied to one country (Suarez-Orozco, 2000). Furthermore, developing nations support dual-nationality in order to encourage monetary remittances from former emigrants temporarily residing in other nations. Developed nations encourage temporary worker immigrants in order to fill gaps in labor market. These factors affect both the expectation of stay and the legality question among immigrants into the United States. The bottom line is that immigrants that stay temporarily or expect to be deported for legal reasons are not likely to assimilate into American culture.
Based on this typology, this paper examines the four variables that best predict the pattern of immigrant assimilation.
This paper hypothesizes that 1) initial socially expected duration (SED) 2) initial socio-economic status (SES), 3) current legality, and 4) current socio-economic status (SES) predict the assimilation patterns of immigrating individuals. These four variables determine the immigrant’s desire and ability to assimilate to American culture. On the individual level, these four variables should explain differing assimilation patterns between ethnic groups. Therefore, this paper hypothesizes that ethno-racial origin is a spurious variable in determining an individual’s propensity to assimilate to American culture.
Hypothesis 1: The variable of initial socially expected duration (independent variable #1) is a primary determinant of subsequent cultural assimilation of the immigrant. This individual variable conceptualizes the immigrant’s reason for immigration, expectation about length of stay such as socially-expected duration (SED), expectation of naturalization, and expectation of upward mobility in the individual’s labor market.
Hypothesis 2: A second variable, initial socio-economic ability (independent variable #2), is another determinant of the subsequent cultural assimilation of the immigrant, although indirectly. It directly affects initial socially-expected duration of stay (For example, employer-issued work visa). It directly affects current legality, and it directly affects current socio-economic status. This variable is operationalized by the socio-economic status of the immigrant in the sending nation, such as education (previous skills and training) and monetary wealth. Also operational are the applicable skills and resources upon arrival in the host nation, such as the immigrant’s social network in both the sending and host nation, as well as his/her socio-economic status upon arrival.
Hypothesis
3:
Current legality (independent variable #3) is a primary determinant of
assimilation to American culture. This
variable is a concrete reflection of initial SED, therefore more weight is
given to this variable than to initial SED.
Although they measure related concepts (wish to stay vs. legality of
stay), there should be no correlation between the two. This variable is operationalized by the
legality of the immigrant, as determined by the Immigration and Naturalization
Service (INS).
Hypothesis
4:
Current socio-economic status (independent variable #4) determines with
whom the immigrant is most likely to live and work. As outlined in the literature review, living
in a urban, ethnically segregated neighborhood leads to a different culture
than living in a suburban, ethnically diverse neighborhood. Also, this current socio-economic status
assesses career upward mobility with regard to initial socio-economic
ability. This variable is
operationalized by education attained in the U.S., employment earnings, and
monetary wealth.
Hypothesis
5:
Ethno-cultural attributes of the individual is secondary determinant of
assimilation to American culture.
Controlling for individual variables such as age, sex, and geographic
location, ethno-cultural origin is not a determinant, it is hypothesized, of
cultural assimilation, when accounting for the previously stated four
variables. It is felt that the immigrant
experience, in terms of length of stay and socio-economic company are the true
determinants, not the history, culture, or geography of one’s nation of
origin.
IV#1 initial SED
Conceptual
Model
Control Variables Age, Sex, geographic location (state) IV#5 ethnicity
Independent
variable #3, current legality status and trajectory
This research project shall employ the degrees of legality as defined by the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Indicator #1: This scale ranges from illegal, temporary worker status, green card status, legal first-generational, and second-generational (born in U.S.)
Independent variable #4, current socio-economic status
This research project shall employ the following indicators:
Indicator #1: educational attainment in host nation
Indicator #2: employment earnings
Indicator #3: material possessions
Indicator #4: neighborhood SES
Republic of Mexico, Central or South America, West Indies, Europe, Africa, Middle East, East Indies (South Asia), Asia.
Dependent Variable
Dependent variable #1,
assimilation to American culture (as defined by Huntington)
This research shall employ the traditional aspects of culture, which include language, social norms, priority of values, and beliefs. This general definition is compatible with the Huntingtonian definition, which reads: “a people's language, religious beliefs, social and political values, assumptions as to what is right and wrong, appropriate and inappropriate, and to the objective institutions and behavioral patterns that reflect these subjective elements.” (Huntington, 2004) In more succinct terms, the protestant ethic is usually referred “to be self-reliant, hardworking, and morally upright.” The dependent variable employs a factorial design.
Indicator #1: language, is based on language usage of English vs. language of origin according to the following indicators: a) language spoken at home b) language of media, c) English proficiency
Indicator #2: social norms, is based on the following indicators: a) work ethic, b) leisure activities, c) individualism, d) moral behavior
Indicator #3: , priority of values, is based on the following indicators: a) time priority, b) monetary priorities, c) political conviction
Indicator #4: , beliefs, is based on the beliefs about a) religion, b) rule of law, and c) role of government
Data Production and Sampling Design
This research design observes and analyzes individual data about immigrants. Contextual effects such as neighborhood, workplace environment, state of residence are accounted for on the individual level. According to hypothesis, it is anticipated that varying assimilation patterns between immigrants on the individual level shall be predicted by the first four variables. The addition of ethnicity as a variable will provide a null effect upon the statistical significance of the aforementioned variables.
The data collection employs a mixed-mode survey, which will distributed by two alternative methods: mailed survey and group survey. The challenge of reaching out to a group of people which are economically, socially, and demographically diverse is to not leave out any particular portion of the group for any such reason. Therefore, missing and biased data are serious threats to the research design. This is a serious concern with regard to the legal status of the immigrant. Immigrant unemployment, homelessness, or mobility can further complicate the effort to survey all portions of immigrant America.
Therefore, the primary means of administering the survey questionnaire is a mailed survey compiled by a list provided by the Immigration and Naturalization Service. For obvious reasons, data will prove more erroneous, among those immigrants, which are illegally employed or residing in the U.S. It is reasoned that the supplement of a group survey administered in temporary work agencies, public transportation, and shopping markets would reach this diverse portion of the desired sample frame. In order to preclude haphazard data collection, this survey administration mode will utilize cluster sampling. The sampling frame includes all first and second-generation immigrants from all nations currently residing in America
A highly industrialized nation, such as Japan, will produce emigrants that are highly educated and skilled for the American job-market (Massey, 1995). A third-world nation will produce fewer emigrants with a high level of skills than a highly developed nation (Skerry, 2000).
It is important to not that the economic circumstances of the immigrant and his/her sending nation are often related. Currently, immigrants arrive from nations that are either highly developed or poorly developed (Suarez-Orozco, 2000). For example, American per capita income is four times higher than the per capita income of Mexico. In contrast, European and Chinese economies are on par with that of the United States. The United States desperately needs both low-skilled service workers as well as highly-skilled, knowledge-based workers. Therefore, immigration from both ends of the economic scale are facilitated into the United States. The ending result for the individual’s ability to assimilate is greatly different. In both cases, the United States’s labor market greets both kinds of immigrant with either a low-paying service job with few benefits or a high-paying knowledge-based job with benefits and upward mobility.
Alba, Richard D. 1995. “Assimilation’s Quiet Tide.” Public Interest 119 (16): 3-11.
Chavez, Linda. 1998. “Our Hispanic Predicament.” Commentary 105 (6): 47-49.
Guarnizo, Luis E., Alejandro Portes. 2003. “Assimilation and transnationalism: determinants of transnational political action among contemporary migrants.” The American Journal of Sociology. 108 (6): 1211-1217.
Huntington, Samuel P. 2004. Who Are We? The Challenges to America’s National Identity: New York. Simon & Schuster.
Kurlantzick, Joshua. 2002. “South Asians vs. ‘Older’ Immigrants.” World and I. 17 (11): 54-55.
Linton, April. 2004. “A Critical Mass Model of Bilingualism Among U.S.-Born Hispanics.” Social Forces 83: 279-322.
Massey, Douglas. 1995. “The New Immigration and Ethnicity in the United States.” Population and Development Review 21 (3): 631.
Portes, Alejandro, Ruben G. Rumbaut. 1996. Immigrant America: A Portrait: Berkeley. University of California Press.
Portes, Alejandro. 2001. Legacies: The Story of the Immigrant Second Generation: Berkeley. University of California Press.
Skerry, Peter. 1995. Mexican Americans: The Ambivalent Minority: New York. Free Press.
Skerry, Peter. 2000. “Do We Really Want Immigrants to Assimilate?” Society 37 (3): 57-66.
Suarez-Orozco, Marcelo. 2000. “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Immigration But Were Afraid to Ask.” Daedalus. 129 (4): 1-22.


This map was a project for CS 50: Introduction to Computer Science and one of my first projects in Javascript. The map uses the MBTA real time API to show the geographic location of each train in operation as well as the train's destination. The map updates the train's location every 15 seconds.
This project was originally built on MBTA API v2, which has since been deprecated for real-time predictions and vehicle positions. This has since been updated to use MBTA's latest V3 API.


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This demo shows how to use the cell type renderer feature to make some conditional formatting:
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We computed principal components (PCs) on the same well-behaved bi-allelic autosomal SNVs as described above on all unrelated samples (both exomes and genomes). We then leveraged a set of 53,044 samples for which we knew the ancestry to train a random forests classifier using the PCs as features. We then assigned ancestry to all samples for which the probability of that ancestry was > 90% according to the random forest model. All other samples, were assigned the other ancestry (OTH). In addition, the 34 south asian (SAS) samples among the genomes were assigned to other as well due to their low number.
| Population | Exomes | Genomes | Total |
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| African/African American (AFR) | 7,652 | 4,368 | 12,020 |
| Latino (AMR) | 16,791 | 419 | 17,210 |
| Ashkenazi Jewish (ASJ) | 4,925 | 151 | 5,076 |
| East Asian (EAS) | 8,624 | 811 | 9,435 |
| Finnish (FIN) | 11,150 | 1,747 | 12,897 |
| Non-Finnish European (NFE) | 55,860 | 7,509 | 63,369 |
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Interface Summary Interface Description Validatable Validatable interface defines the validate function, which validates the current object state. -
Class Summary Class Description BondStream BondStream is the place-holder for the bond period generation parameters.CDXIdentifier CDXIdentifier implements the creation and the static details of the all the NA, EU, SovX, EMEA, and ASIA standardized CDS indexes.CDXRefDataParams CDXRefDataParams contains the complete set of reference data that corresponds to the contract of a standard CDX.CouponSetting CouponSetting contains the coupon type, schedule, and the coupon amount for the component.CreditSetting CreditSetting contains the credit related valuation parameters - use default pay lag, use curve or the component recovery, component recovery, credit curve name, and whether there is accrual on default.CTDEntry CTDEntry implements the Bond Futures CTD Entry Details.CurrencyPair CurrencyPair class contains the numerator currency, the denominator currency, the quote currency, and the PIP Factor.EmbeddedOptionSchedule EmbeddedOptionSchedule is a place holder for the embedded option schedule for the component.FloaterSetting FloaterSetting contains the component floating rate parameters.IdentifierSet IdentifierSet contains the component identifier parameters - ISIN, CUSIP, ID, and ticker.LastTradingDateSetting LastTradingDateSetting contains the Last Trading Date Generation Scheme for the given Option.NotionalSetting NotionalSetting contains the product's notional schedule and the amount.QuoteConvention QuoteConvention contains the Component Market Convention Parameters - the quote convention, the calculation type, the first settle date, and the redemption amount.StandardCDXParams StandardCDXParams implements the parameters used to create the standard CDX - the coupon, the number of components, and the currency.TerminationSetting TerminationSetting class contains the current "liveness" state of the component, and, if inactive, how it entered that state.TreasuryBenchmarks TreasuryBenchmarks contains the treasury benchmark set - the primary treasury benchmark, and an array of secondary treasury benchmarks.


The approximation theoretical background of this implementation is described in detail in the paper Computing Riemann Theta Functions:
For a first introduction we refer to the description of the core of this package: {@link riemann.theta.Theta}.
With {@link riemann.theta.AbelianFunction} we provide an example implentation to illustrate the use of this package. We recommend to have a look at this before you write your own applications.


These captures the relationship between parents,children,siblings and the extended family.
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Family photos not only show connection and tender moments caught between family members, but expresses authentic feeling.
Portraits tend to aim towards capturing a group or a persons personality.
Apart from lighting and backdrops,poses contributes greatly to it's making.
Street photography is capturing scene in public places.
It is administered for art or research that features empirical chance encounters and random
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Subject matter doesn't always need to include people.
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The purpose of tidylex is to provide a collaborative, open-source, cross-platform tool for tidying dictionary data stored as Toolbox-style backslash-coded data (a broad convention for serializing lexicographic data in a human-readable and -editable manner). This format is commonly used in the description of under-documented languages, many of which are also highly endangered.
The example below shows a toy French-to-English dictionary with 3 entries rouge, bonjour, and parler with various lexicographic information about these 3 entries (lx
: lexeme, ps
: part of speech, de
: definition, xv
: example, vernacular in source language, xe
: translation, English). Tidylex makes it easy to make assertions of how these entries should be structured, test whether or not they are well-structured (examples provided below), and, most importantly, communicate the results of these tests with relevant parties.
\lx rouge \ps adjective \de red \xv La chaise est rouge \xe The chair is red \lx bonjour \de hello \ps exclamation \lx parler \ps verb \de speak \xv Parlez-vous français?
Owing to the dictionary data having been hand-edited over many years, often by multiple contributors, there is often a lot of structural inconsistency in these plain-text files. Given the structural variation, the knowledge about these languages are effectively ‘locked up’ in terms of machine-processability. Tidylex provides a set of functions to iteratively work towards a well-structured, or ‘tidy’, lexicon, and maintain the tidiness of the lexicon when used within a Continuous Testing setting (e.g. with Travis CI, or GitLab pipelines).
As there is project-to-project variation in coding convention (for \lx
, some others use \me
for main entry, or ‘.
’ in place of backslashes, e.g. .i bonjour
), the read_lexicon
function provides a quick way to specify a regular expression to parse each line in the dictionary into its various components.
library(tidylex)
# The path to the 'rouge, bonjour, parler' dictionary shown in the example above
lexicon_file <- system.file("extdata", "error-french.txt", package = "tidylex")
lexicon_df <- read_lexicon(
file = lexicon_file,
regex = "\\\\?([a-z]*)\\s?(.*)", # Note two capture groups, in parentheses
into = c("code", "value") # Captured data placed, respectively, in 'code' and 'value' columns
)
lexicon_df
#> # A tibble: 14 x 4
#> line data code value
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 1 "\\lx rouge" lx rouge
#> 2 2 "\\ps adjective" ps adjective
#> 3 3 "\\de red" de red
#> 4 4 "\\xv La chaise est rouge" xv La chaise est rouge
#> 5 5 "\\xe The chair is red" xe The chair is red
#> 6 6 "" "" ""
#> 7 7 "\\lx bonjour" lx bonjour
#> 8 8 "\\de hello" de hello
#> 9 9 "\\ps exclamation" ps exclamation
#> 10 10 "" "" ""
#> 11 11 "\\lx parler" lx parler
#> 12 12 "\\ps verb" ps verb
#> 13 13 "\\de speak" de speak
#> 14 14 "\\xv Parlez-vous français?" xv Parlez-vous français?
A common pre-processing routine that must be done is to group the lines into various subgroups, e.g. within some given entry, or within some given sense of the entry, etc. We can easily do this with the add_group_col
function.
grouped_lxdf <-
lexicon_df %>%
add_group_col(
name = lx_group, # Name of the new grouping column
where = code == "lx", # When to fill with a value, i.e. when *not* to inherit value
value = paste0(line, ": ", value) # What the value should be when above condition is true
)
grouped_lxdf
#> # A tibble: 14 x 5
#> # Groups: lx_group [3]
#> line data code value lx_group
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 1 "\\lx rouge" lx rouge 1: rouge
#> 2 2 "\\ps adjective" ps adjective 1: rouge
#> 3 3 "\\de red" de red 1: rouge
#> 4 4 "\\xv La chaise est rouge" xv La chaise est rouge 1: rouge
#> 5 5 "\\xe The chair is red" xe The chair is red 1: rouge
#> 6 6 "" "" "" 1: rouge
#> 7 7 "\\lx bonjour" lx bonjour 7: bonjo…
#> 8 8 "\\de hello" de hello 7: bonjo…
#> 9 9 "\\ps exclamation" ps exclamation 7: bonjo…
#> 10 10 "" "" "" 7: bonjo…
#> 11 11 "\\lx parler" lx parler 11: parl…
#> 12 12 "\\ps verb" ps verb 11: parl…
#> 13 13 "\\de speak" de speak 11: parl…
#> 14 14 "\\xv Parlez-vous français?" xv Parlez-vous français? 11: parl…
Tidylex lets you define and use basic Nearley grammars within R to test for well-formedness of sequence of backslash codes.
For such sequences above, we can define a context-free grammar (equivalent to phrase structure rules) within the Nearley notation below (:?
, :+
are quantifiers indicating, respectively, ‘zero or one’ and ‘one or more’ of the preceding entity). We use the compile_grammar
function to generate code that can be used to test whether a series of values (e.g. those within the the code
column) conform to a sequence expected by some grammar.
entry_parser <- compile_grammar('
headword -> "lx" "ps" "de" examples:?
examples -> ("xv" "xe"):+
')
grouped_lxdf %>%
mutate(code_ok = entry_parser$parse_str(code, return_labels = TRUE))
#> # A tibble: 14 x 6
#> # Groups: lx_group [3]
#> line data code value lx_group code_ok
#> <int> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr> <lgl>
#> 1 1 "\\lx rouge" lx rouge 1: rouge TRUE
#> 2 2 "\\ps adjective" ps adjective 1: rouge TRUE
#> 3 3 "\\de red" de red 1: rouge TRUE
#> 4 4 "\\xv La chaise est ro… xv La chaise est rou… 1: rouge TRUE
#> 5 5 "\\xe The chair is red" xe The chair is red 1: rouge TRUE
#> 6 6 "" "" "" 1: rouge TRUE
#> 7 7 "\\lx bonjour" lx bonjour 7: bonjo… TRUE
#> 8 8 "\\de hello" de hello 7: bonjo… FALSE
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BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD DO AMERICA A film review by Chad Polenz Copyright 1997 Chad Polenz
*** (out of 4 = good) 1996, PG-13, 81 minutes [1 hour, 21 minutes] [animated - comedy] Featuring the voices of: Mike Judge (Beavis, Butt-Head, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Van Driessan, Principal McVicker), Robert Stack (ATF Special Agent Flemming), Bruce Willis (Muddy), Demi Moore (Dallas), produced by Abby Terkuhle, written by Mike Judge, Joe Stillman, directed by Mike Judge.
>From the concept alone "Beavis And Butt-Head Do America" sounds like it would be the stupidest thing ever made (and it pretty much is), but it's still good.
The film wastes no time in showing us just how dumb B&B (both voiced by Judge, among other characters) are when we see the living room window has been broken, the TV is missing, footprints lead out the door, and somehow the two are unable to figure out what happened to the magical box.  It's this kind of exaggeration of the characters' idiocy that makes for the offbeat comedy.
As the two look for another TV they somehow stumble upon Muddy (Willis), a typical villain who mistakenly thinks they are hitmen he hired to "do" his wife Dallas (Moore). Of course they misinterpret his words and think they're "finally gonna score." So the film essentially becomes a "road trip" and "fish-out-of-water" comedy, and it actually works.
In the spirit of "The Naked Gun" and "Dumb And Dumber," the jokes here are quick, weird, and close together. It would take too long to give examples of specific jokes but they all pretty much revolve around the concept that they are too dumb to understand anything.
The two travel with a senior citizens tour bus from Texas to Las Vegas to Washington, D.C., causing mass hysteria in the process because unbeknownst to them, they are carrying a government-made virus that Muddy's wife Dallas sewed into Beavis' shorts. Robert Stack co-stars as the voice of the investigator, Agent Flemming, using much of the same serious-but-funny attitude he displayed in "Airplane!" and constantly ordering cavity searches.
It's that mix of the serious, the idiocy of B&B, and the overall satirical theme of the movie that makes it good. This animated film is much funnier and better made than many live action comedies that rely on cliche after cliche to tell a story and make for gags. I'll have to admit there's nothing cliche to this movie. It's unlike anything I've ever seen before.
I'm sure there's a case waiting to be made that Beavis and Butt-Head are not simply moronic cartoon characters, but a genius, comedic manifestation of American apathy, especially that of Generation X. Why would two, weird-looking teenage boys obsessed with television, pornography, and bathroom functions be so appealing?  It takes a lot of talent to create, and write for characters this stupid because they live in their own reality, and a detailed one at that.
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