CSS Display
CSS display is the most important property of CSS which is used to control the layout of the element. It specifies how the element is displayed. Every element has a default display value according to its nature. Every element on the webpage is a rectangular box and the CSS property defines the behavior of that rectangular box.
Syntax
display:value;
CSS display values
- display: inline;
- display: inline-block;
- display: block;
CSS display inline
The inline element takes the required width only. It doesn't force the line break so the flow of text doesn't break in inline example. The inline elements are:
- span
- a
- em
- b
Output
Hello World
Java Tutorial.
SQL Tutorial.
HTML Tutorial.
CSS Tutorial.
CSS display inline-block
The CSS display inline-block element is very similar to inline element but the difference is that you are able to set the width and height.
Output
Hello World
Java Tutorial
SQL Tutorial
HTML Tutorial
CSS Tutorial
CSS display block
The CSS display block element takes as much as horizontal space as they can. Means the block element takes the full available width. They make a line break before and after them.
Output
Hello World
Java Tutorial
SQL Tutorial
HTML Tutorial
CSS Tutorial


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Base-64 encode and decode strings/bytes. More...
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| L8W8JWT_API int | l8w8jwt_base64_encode (int url, const uint8_t *data, size_t data_length, char **out, size_t *out_length) |
| L8W8JWT_API int | l8w8jwt_base64_decode (int url, const char *data, size_t data_length, uint8_t **out, size_t *out_length) |
Base-64 encode and decode strings/bytes.
Pass true
as first parameter if you want to use base64url encoding instead of base64.
| L8W8JWT_API int l8w8jwt_base64_decode | ( | int | url, |
| const char * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_length, | ||
| uint8_t ** | out, | ||
| size_t * | out_length | ||
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Decodes a base-64 encoded string to an array of bytes.
out_length
. | url | Decode using base64url instead of base64? Set to 0 for false ; anything else for true . |
| data | The base-64 encoded string to decode (obtained via l8w8jwt_base64_encode). |
| data_length | The length of the string to decode. |
| out | Output where the decoded bytes should be written into (will be malloc'ed, so make sure to free() this as soon as you're done using it!). |
| out_length | Pointer to a size_t variable into which to write the output buffer's length. |
| L8W8JWT_API int l8w8jwt_base64_encode | ( | int | url, |
| const uint8_t * | data, | ||
| size_t | data_length, | ||
| char ** | out, | ||
| size_t * | out_length | ||
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Encodes a byte array to a base-64 string.
If you're encoding a string, don't include the NUL terminator (pass strlen(data)
instead of the array's size to the data_length
parameter).
out_length
. | url | base64url encode instead of base64? Set to 0 for false ; anything else for true . |
| data | The data (array of bytes) to base-64 encode. |
| data_length | The length of the input data array (in case of a C string: array size - 1 in order to omit the NUL terminator). |
| out | Output where the base-64 encoded string should be written into (will be malloc'ed, so make sure to free() this as soon as you're done using it!). |
| out_length | Pointer to a size_t variable containing the length of the output buffer minus the NUL terminator. |


Fun With Time Zones Part 1
In our daily jobs as programmers we tackle coding challenges and abstract them in algorithms and functions, happy when we find an elegant solutions to a tricky problem. We find comfort in dealing with easily understandable, deterministic and logical concepts.
Time is NOT one of them. And that’s a big problem. We are so used logical terms, that we try to apply our thinking to the concept of time as well. But the truth is: Time is just a big mess.
This first part about time zones is platform independent and illustrates some of the pitfalls when dealing with time.
Junior level
A naive junior programmer might assume the following
- every day has 24 hours
- every year has 365 days, every fourth year is a leap year and has 366 days
- when you note the time of the start and end of a task, then the end is always later than the start. The difference between end and start is the duration of the task.
- every point in time in a day happens exactly once
None of those is true
- when changing between summer and winter time, days can last 23 or 25 hours
- a year is a leap year, if divisible by 4, but not by 100 except if also divisible by 400
- when you boil an egg at 2:59 at the day when switching from summer to winter time, you’ll finish boiling at 2:02. You traveled back in time, the duration is negative
- when switching to summertime the moments between 2:00 and 3:00 never happen. when switching to wintertime, they happen twice
Senior level
Now you have graduated to senior programmer. You know all this, you know about time zones and UTC. But you still might think:
- It’s ok to save time zones as UTC offsets (e.g. Austria is CET which is UTC+1)
- The time difference between two time zones is constant
- Time offsets are always +/- hours of UTC
- When you store the time zone of a city in your database that’s unambiguous and you are safe. You can easily calculate from UTC to local time
- When you store the timestamps for events happening at a location then it’s ok to figure out the nearest city in the same time zone e.g. Vienna and always use that for your time calculations.
Again none of the above is true
- Due to summer time changes, Austria alternates between CET which is UTC+1 and CEST which is UTC+2. So you always have to store time zones in tz database format e.g. “Europe/Vienna”
- Countries do not change to summer time at the same point in UTC time. Some countries do not have summer time. So the difference between two timezones varies during a year.
- Some countries have 30 minutes time difference, some have 15 minutes to their neighbouring countries
- In the Gaza strip in 2011 Palestinians and Isreali people in the same geographical location followed different time zones!
- When you store events happening in Hainburg (East of Austria) then it would seem intuitive to save Europe/Bratislava as time zone as this is the nearest tz time zone. But beware, in 2021 the EU will let each individual country decide which time zone it wants to remain in. They can choose between CET or CEST. So from then on events happening in Hainburg might be wrong if stored as Europe/Bratislava but should be stored with Europe/Vienna instead.
But that’s not all. Countries change timezones sometimes within days, some opt out of summer time, back in, then out again, Wars move borders and time zones. Sometimes countries change time zones and drop whole days from their calendar. And that’s all just within the commonly used Gregorian calendar which has only been in use for a few hundred years, so don’t even try to properly handle historical dates.
Three different types of time
When dealing with time, usually you should differentiate between three types of time
- UTC, which is easiest to understand, one universal time zone, no summer time. But be careful, it sounds universal, but only has been in existence since 1972, so who knows if it will stay that way. We might change to a decimal universal time one day.
- Local time: The time at a certain geographical location for a certain political individual (e.g. time for an Israli citizen in the Gaza strip).
- Wall time: The time a person observes on a clock independent of time zone. Wall time/date is used for many things like
- Birthdays. You celebrate your birthday on the same calendar day, no matter which time zone you are currently in
- Daily events. You eat breakfast at 8:00 in the morning
- Calendar events. You note down: “Meeting on Friday at 14:00”, even if the meeting is happening in New York, and today you are in Singapore.
Storing time
Some suggestions on how to store time
- When storing events in your database, always store UTC (either as UTC timestamp or ISO e.g. 2019-04-05T9:00Z)
- If you need the event later in local time, storing UTC offset is sufficient (additionally to UTC you store e.g. +2:00)
- If you need to do time calculations based on that event in local time, store tz time zone (for example Europe/Vienna)
- If you need to do long term time calculations (like adding 10 years) for that event, then you simply can’t do that in a reliable way. Do the same as in 3. and hope no war or political decision will interfere with your stored time zone. Good Luck!
- When storing wall time, don’t use any time zone. Store as April 5th 2019, 9:00. Be careful when using time zone independent data types. Strange things can happen, which we will discuss in Part 2 of this series. Sometimes using a string like “2019-04-05 09:00” is the safest way.
Summary
Time is a highly chaotic, politically motivated concept that has absolutely nothing to do with logic or determinism. Try not to code time zone handling yourself. For web development use moment-timezone
Last but not least, time is best described in The Time Warp song by Richard O’Brien:
It’s astounding
Time is fleeting
Madness takes it’s toll
Still not enough? Watch this video.
P.S. For the physics nerds out there. Yes, we know about general relativity and quantum effects. So to be really on the safe side you should store the following in your database: UTC, velocity vector, mass of nearby objects like planets and/or black holes, scale to account for quantum physics and “Europe/Vienna”.


| Year | Title | Authors |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Memory-Augmented Monte Carlo Tree Search | Chenjun Xiao, University of Alberta Jincheng Mei, University of Alberta Martin Müller, University of Alberta |
| 2017 | Label-Free Supervision of Neural Networks with Physics and Domain Knowledge | Russell Stewart & Stefano Ermon, Stanford University |
| 2016 | Bidirectional Search That Is Guaranteed to Meet in the Middle | Robert C. Holte, University of Alberta Ariel Felner, Ben-Gurion University Guni Sharon, Ben-Gurion University Nathan R. Sturtevant, University of Denver |
| 2015 | From Non-Negative to General Operator Cost Partitioning | Florian Pommerening, University of Basel Malte Helmert, University of Basel Gabriele Röger, University of Basel Jendrik Seipp, University of Basel |
| 2014 | Recovering from Selection Bias in Causal and Statistical Inference | Elias Bareinboim, University of California Los Angeles Jin Tian, Iowa State University Judea Pearl, University of California Los Angeles |
| 2013 | HC-Search: Learning Heuristics and Cost Functions for Structured Prediction | Janardhan Rao Doppa, Oregon State University Alan Fern, Oregon State University Prasad Tadepalli, Oregon State University |
| 2013 | SMILe: Shufﬂed Multiple-Instance Learning | Gary Doran & Soumya Ray, Case Western Reserve University |
| 2012 | Learning SVM Classifiers with Indefinite Kernels | Suicheng Gu & Yuhong Guo, Temple University |
| 2012 | Document Summarization Based on Data Reconstruction | Zhanying He, Zhejiang University Chun Chen, Zhejiang University Jiajun Bu, Zhejiang University Can Wang, Zhejiang University Lijan Zhang, Zhejiang University Deng Cai, Zhejiang University Xiaofei He, Zhejiang University |
| 2011 | Dynamic Resource Allocation in Conservation Planning | Daniel Golovin, California Institute of Technology Andreas Krause, ETH Zurich Beth Gardner, North Carolina State University Sarah J. Converse, Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Steve Morey, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
| 2011 | Complexity of and Algorithms for Borda Manipulation | Jessica Davies, University of Toronto George Katsirelos, Université Paris-Sud Nina Narodytska, University of New South Wales Toby Walsh, NICTA |
| 2010 | How Incomplete Is Your Semantic Web Reasoner? Systematic Analysis of the Completeness of Query Answering Systems | Giorgos Stoilos, Oxford University Bernardo Cuenca Grau, Oxford University Ian Horrocks, Oxford University |
| 2010 | A Novel Transition Based Encoding Scheme for Planning as Satisfiability | Ruoyun Huang, Washington University in St. Louis Yixin Chen, Washington University in St. Louis Weixiong Zhang, Washington University in St. Louis |
| 2008 | How Good is Almost Perfect? | Malte Helmert & Gabriele Röger, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg |
| 2008 | Optimal False-Name-Proof Voting Rules with Costly Voting | Liad Wagman & Vincent Conitzer, Duke University |
| 2007 | PLOW: A Collaborative Task Learning Agent | James Allen, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition Nathanael Chambers, Stanford University George Ferguson, University of Rochester Lucian Galescu, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition Hyuckchul Jung, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition Mary Swift, University of Rochester William Taysom, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition |
| 2007 | Thresholded Rewards: Acting Optimally in Timed, Zero-Sum Games | Colin McMillen & Manuela Veloso, Carnegie Mellon University |
| 2006 | Model Counting: A New Strategy for Obtaining Good Bounds | Carla P. Gomes, Cornell University Ashish Sabharwal, Cornell University Bart Selman, Cornell University |
| 2006 | Towards an Axiom System for Default Logic | Gerhard Lakemeyer, RWTH Aachen University Hector J. Levesque, University of Toronto |
| 2005 | The Max K- Armed Bandit: A New Model of Exploration Applied to Search Heuristic Selection | Vincent A. Cicirello, Drexel University Stephen F. Smith, Carnegie Mellon University |
| 2004 | Learning and Inferring Transportation Routines | Lin Liao, University of Washington Dieter Fox, University of Washington Henry Kautz, University of Washington |
| 2002 | On Computing All Abductive Explanations | Thomas Eiter, Technische Universität Wien Kazuhisa Makino, Osaka University |
| 2000 | The Game of Hex: An Automatic Theorem-Proving Approach to Game Programming | Vadim V. Anshelevich, Vanshel Consulting |
| 1999 | PROVERB: The Probabilistic Cruciverbalist | Greg A. Keim, Duke University Noam M. Shazeer, Duke University Michael L. Littman, Duke University Sushant Agarwal, Duke University Catherine M. Cheves, Duke University Joseph Fitzgerald, Duke University Jason Grosland, Duke University Fan Jiang, Duke University Shannon Pollard, Duke University Karl Weinmeister, Duke University |
| 1998 | Learning Evaluation Functions for Global Optimization and Boolean Satisfiability | Justin A. Boyan & Andrew W. Moore, Carnegie Mellon University |
| 1998 | Acceleration Methods for Numeric CSPs | Yahia Lebbah & Olivier Lhomme, Ecole des Mines de Nantes |
| 1998 | The Interactive Museum Tour-Guide Robot | Wolfram Burgard, University of Bonn Armin B. Cremers, University of Bonn Dieter Fox, University of Bonn Dirk Hähnel, University of Bonn Gerhard Lakemeyer, Aachen University of Technology Dirk Schulz, University of Bonn Walter Steiner, University of Bonn Sebastian Thrun, Carnegie Mellon University |
| 1997 | Statistical Parsing with a Context-Free Grammar and Word Statistics | Eugene Charniak, Brown University |
| 1997 | A Practical Algorithm for Finding Optimal Triangulations | Krill Shoikhet & Dan Geiger, Technion |
| 1997 | Fast Context Switching in Real-Time Propositional Reasoning | P. Pandurang Nayak & Brian C. Williams, NASA Ames Research Center |
| 1997 | Building Concept Representations from Reusable Components | Peter Clark, Boeing Bruce Porter, University of Texas at Austin |
| 1996 | Verification of Knowledge Bases Based on Containment Checking | Alon Y. Levy, AT&T Laboratories Marie-Christine Rousset, Université Paris-Sud |
| 1996 | A Novel Application of Theory Refinement to Student Modeling | Paul T. Baffes, SciComp Raymond J. Mooney, University of Texas at Austin |
| 1996 | Pushing the Envelope: Planning, Propositional Logic, and Stochastic Search | Henry Kautz & Bart Selman, AT&T Laboratories |


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Subresource Integrity and Service Worker
Service Worker
This demo page illustrates how Service Worker works with Subresource Integrity. Different from previous demo, resources on this page are not inserted into DOM tree by JavaScript.
For Chrome, Service Worker is not able to catch the error thrown by mismatch of hashes, and integrity attribute in request is also empty. On the other hand, Firefox is able to treat both the same, meaning that it will as well catch the error and attempt to use backup resource instead when dealing with embedded resources. Safari is a bit weird, it will treat stylesheet and script differently. Safari can successfully handle loading of stylesheet, but is not able to do the same for script.
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having BTC ready for future is good idea but not needed now
Strob29-Mar-19 09:54 PM
I have it ready
mrlynch29-Mar-19 09:54 PM
it's already building so i'm gonna leave it...
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Mar-19 09:54 PM
@PHBA2061 it's to 0.17.1
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mrlynch29-Mar-19 09:54 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 i don't have bcore client because i'm not a maximalist anymore
SHossain29-Mar-19 09:54 PM
best is to compile all daemon locally rather than using pre-compiled binary
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Mar-19 09:55 PM
I don't have the chain, but I have the clients
SHossain29-Mar-19 09:55 PM
NN is all about security and pre-compiled bins are not recommended to use on NN
3
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Mar-19 09:57 PM
fwiw, my "pre-compiled" are built on one PC and copied around(edited)
every qt I have says "This is a pre-release test build - use at your own risk - do not use for mining or merchant applications"
because I can't be assed to edit the make files
mrlynch29-Mar-19 10:14 PM
building komodo, 10 mins till bootstrap and then PR
is anyone online to accept?
SHossain29-Mar-19 10:16 PM
i can accept
if alright is not around
Alright29-Mar-19 10:20 PM
was trying to keep it to max of 1 update per day, but if you think there are enough people around, go for it
mrlynch29-Mar-19 10:22 PM
i can roll it tomorrow then, no worries
just wanted to get in as soon as possible
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴29-Mar-19 10:30 PM
that was yesterday
mrlynch29-Mar-19 10:39 PM
damn work got in the way
mrlynch29-Mar-19 11:23 PM
PR submitted
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mrlynch29-Mar-19 11:44 PM
anyone have any BEER & PIZZA? faucet didn't work for me :(
RU2Wi8FGdheQXSfHzgtMANB6JJTLchfHhE
SHossain29-Mar-19 11:54 PM
sending in a minute
@mrlynch sent
mrlynch29-Mar-19 11:56 PM
thank you sir! well received
SHossain29-Mar-19 11:57 PM
should be enough for the testnet
kolo30-Mar-19 12:41 AM
@mrlynch merged
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phm8730-Mar-19 12:55 AM
Hello, I submitted the PR to be able to join on testnet.
I'm happy to notarize with you
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 01:18 AM
captain @SHossain please merge also the PR of phm, i would really like to see 2 belgians on board at the same time
SHossain30-Mar-19 01:18 AM
@deleted-role we have 3 more new participants. please update your nodes.
pkill -15 iguana
./m_notary_testnet
7
@metaphilibert both of you are added
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 01:19 AM
yehaa
thanks
SHossain30-Mar-19 01:20 AM
@mrlynch you are in
please update and start
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 01:22 AM
disclaimer: i am not running for another node (as stated in my last year proposal)
i am just here for fun and to feel the early impressions of being part of notarisations
just heard you were laking of up-to-date nodes (edited)
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SHossain30-Mar-19 01:23 AM
INIT with 15 notaries
minsig is still 5. as long as enough notary updates, we should have notarizations
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 01:26 AM
thinks that since @metaphilibert isn't running then he should finish writing @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴's proposal(edited)
honestly i added my pubkey here to feel the wind and the mood of new potential notarizers
they are pretty good candidates (newcomers and old commmunity members)
totally honestly it was after a conversation with @phm87 , i was thinking to help him by being running on the same NN network
feeling a bit useless as he is already notarizing and i am still syncing
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 02:22 AM
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 02:23 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 i am quite sure you don't need any help to write your proposal ;)
but you can count on me to underline your consistent determination to defend what you feel right, based on objective arguments
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 02:23 AM
feels like he got complimented and insulted all at the same time
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 02:24 AM
nono
this is language frontier
Deleted User30-Mar-19 02:24 AM
we love you being an ass, because, math
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metaphilibert30-Mar-19 02:25 AM
and also a proof that i wouldn't be any help for your proposal
Deleted User30-Mar-19 02:25 AM
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 02:25 AM
well summarized, @Deleted User(edited)
phm8730-Mar-19 02:25 AM
well, the Readme 2019NNtestnet repo of Alright was clear enough but thank you for your help and support. When I had a look on the available KMD repos, I had the feeling that KMD may be smaller than what I imagined
metaphilibert30-Mar-19 02:29 AM
not sure to have understood but
now is it bigger than you imaginated?
if not, please learn more
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 02:30 AM
lol
phm8730-Mar-19 02:34 AM
I'm still learning a lot, thank you to everyone. I mean that it is not as big and as "corporate" as ethereum, maybe it is not too late to join
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 02:35 AM
the lack of that is why I love it
If you have a good idea it becomes a thing, no matter who you are
as long as that thing is not a front end for a mining pool
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 02:57 AM
anyone know how to mine with 1/2 a thread?
CrisF30-Mar-19 03:28 AM
Hi guys, I'm making an address for my proposal and had a couple of questions.
First one is, is the address on my proposal only for receiving VOTE? Or is it the address I'll use for my mainnet NN ( )? Both?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴30-Mar-19 03:32 AM
I used one just for vote
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guess I can use RVoteCGxK9YbFkMyFGG8gJUi2cusX7Cjpd if I have to


Options for graphics objects are specified as JavaScript dictionaries. Common default options are
color | azure blue |
opacity | 1 |
Colors are specified using standard HTML color code strings. Predefined colormaps can be applied by setting an option of colormap
equal to the string name of one of the available maps. A reversed colormap can be used by also setting an option of reverseColormap
to true
.
Surfaces can be assigned a group
name for common animation operations.
plot( f, range, options ) — plot of a function over a range given as an array [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
polarPlot( f, range, options ) — polar plot of a function over an angular range given as an array [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
listPlot( points, options ) — plot of an array of points
listPlot( points1, points2, …, options ) — plot of an arbitrary number of equally sized arrays of points combined additively in the last coordinate
parametric( vector, xRange, options ) — line plot of a vector function of one variable over a range given as an array [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
parametric( vector, xRange, yRange, options ) — surface plot of a vector function of two variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
. An option of colormap
allows a function that specifies RGB colors in the range 0 to 1.
For visualizing complex surfaces, an option ofcomplexFunction
can be set to're'
,'im'
or'abs'
to display the real part, imaginary part or absoluate value of a function returned as the object{ re: re, im: im }
. Setting thecolormap
to the string'complexArgument'
rather than a function will then color the surface accordingly without significant computational overhead.
Setting maxFaceSlope
to a positive number will omit faces with greater slope, thereby removing artifacts resulting from branch cuts.
wireframe( vector, xRange, yRange, options ) — wireframe plot of a vector function of two variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
surfaceFromLines( lines, options ) — surface plot of an array of arrays of data points on individual lines, as for example from numerical integration of a differential equation for consecutive initial conditions
diskFromLines( lines, options ) — surface plot of an array of arrays of data points on individual lines, all starting from the same initial point
slopeField( f, xRange, yRange, options ) — slope field of a function of two variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
slopeField( [ f, g ], xRange, yRange, zRange, options ) — slope field of a two-dimensional vector function of three variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
isoline( f, xRange, yRange, options ) — implicit line plot of a function of two variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
isoband( f, xRange, yRange, options ) — implicit filled contour plot of a function of two variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]
isosurface( f, xRange, yRange, zRange, options ) — implicit surface plot of a function of three variables over ranges given as arrays [begin,end]
or [begin,end,points]


City Input Method is a simple input method that lets users enter city names by just typing a three-character airport code and converting it to a corresponding city name. If the user enters more than one airport code (up to three at a time are possible), the input method creates a short phrase such as "From San Francisco to Beijing via Tokyo". For each city, the input method knows the city names and phrases in a number of different languages (or, more precisely, locales). City names and phrases in all supported languages can be freely mixed in any input operation. The input method can be used to enter text into any text component that supports input methods, such as a Swing text component.
To make the input method available to applications, its jar file must be installed into the extensions directory of a JRE environment. After launching a Java application with a text component that supports input methods, the input method can be selected using the input method selection user interface provided by the runtime environment. First, make sure that a text component has the focus - typically, the text component indicates this by showing an insertion point. Then, choose the "Select Input Method" menu from the menu that can be pulled down from the top left corner of the window (the System menu on Windows, Window menu on Solaris), then choose "City Input Method" and the desired locale from the popup menu. Note that correct text display in some languages depends on the font configuration, so you may want to pick the locale of the host operating system or a language that is supported by most fonts, such as English or German.
After selecting the input method, type "SFO", the code for San Francisco International Airport. You will see that the text is input into the text component, but highlighted to indicate that it is still being composed (the text is inverted on Solaris, underlined on Windows). Then type a Space character to start conversion. You will see that the airport code is replaced with the name of San Francisco in the language that you selected. The text is still highlighted, although the highlight may now look somewhat different. Type Space again. A lookup window opens, which shows the city name in all available languages, with the originally displayed name selected. Continue typing Space. You will see that the selection cycles through all the names, and that the selected name is also shown in the text component. Type Return. The lookup window disappears, and the most recently selected name is now shown in the text component without any highlight - it is committed.
Raw text is any text that is entered through the input method, but hasn't been converted yet. From the moment you type the first character of an airport until you start conversion the input method is in raw text mode. In this mode, letters from "a" to "z" or their uppercase variants (the input method is case insensitive) are added to the raw text input. You can use backspace to delete a character, and you can click into the text using the mouse to move the insertion point.
You can start the conversion process from airport codes to city names when the raw text includes one, two, or three airport codes - that is, three, six, or nine characters. To start conversion, type Space. A single airport code is converted to just a city name. Two or three airport codes are converted to phrases such as "From San Francisco to Frankfurt" for two codes or "From San Francisco to Frankfurt via Chicago" for three codes. Each city name is considered a separate segment. One of the segments is selected, that is, it can be further converted using the lookup window. If there are multiple segments, the segment selection can be changed by clicking into a segment or by using the Arrow Right and Arrow Left keys.
The lookup window is a temporary window that shows the city names in all available languages for the airport code of the selected segment, and lets the user choose a different name. To show the window, select a segment, then type Space. The window opens just below or, if there's not enough space, in another location near the segment's text. The currently selected city name is outlined. To change the name selection, type Space, Arrow Down, or Arrow Up to cycle through all available names. To confirm a selected name, you usually commit as described in the next section. To select a name and close the lookup window without committing, type the number in front of the desired name.
Committing the input text means to end input method processing of it, and make it a normal part of the text component's text body. All input method highlighting is removed from committed text. You can commit the entire input text at any time by typing Return. If you entered more than one airport code and have started conversion, you can also perform a partial commit: typing Control-Arrow Down commits the text up to the currently selected segment, but leaves following segments available for further conversion.
Conversion is requested using the Space character. During conversion, the input method first offers the city name in the selected language (if that name is available). If the user does not accept this selection, a second step brings up a choice window that offers all available names for the city, with the corresponding locale name.
The input method provides a little status window that shows the currently selected locale. Initially this window is positioned near the lower right corner of the screen, but it can be moved to a different location. To request that the status window automatically positions itself below the window containing the currently focussed text component, double-click into the status window's content area.
The input method's knowledge of the world is limited - airport codes it knows include: SFO, NYC, JFK, LGA, ORD, FRA, MUC, TYO, NRT, HND, KIX, ITM, PEK, BJS, SHA, HKG, TPE. It currently supports the following languages: English, German, Japanese (normal and yomi), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.


Arsenal, Bayern Munich, Manchester United? – 5 clubs Mauricio Pochettino can join post Tottenham sack
by Yuvraj ChettriDespite his shock sacking at the hands of Tottenham, Mauricio Pochettino is arguably among the most sought-after managers in world football at the moment. But which are the clubs who could realistically consider appointing him?
#5 Paris Saint Germain
Realistically speaking, there is no club who wouldn’t love to have Pochettino at their helm and PSG would be no different.
The club made the decision to back Thomas Tuchel despite their Champions League debacle last season but another year without European glory would be unthinkable. Coming into Paris on the back of Tottenham’s run to the Champions League final, Pochettino would certainly be an attractive option.
#4 Manchester United
Manchester United have been known admirers of Mauricio Pochettino for a number of seasons, with Sir Alex Ferguson previously branding him as the ‘best manager in the country’.
It’s a hard call but had Spurs sacked their boss a year earlier, he would almost certainly be in the Old Trafford hot seat right now. Solskjaer has overseen an upturn in form and is a firm fan-favourite but another run of bad results would quickly slash the odds on Pochettino taking over in Manchester.
#3 Real Madrid
Another club, who, like Manchester United have courted the former Spurs manager in the past and who, like United, have a club legend at the helm.
Unlike Ole Gunnar Solskjaer however, ‘Zizou’ has 3 Champions League titles in his cabinet and his line of credit at the club extends even longer than the Norwegian’s does at Old Trafford. Further, Florentino Perez would be loathed to sack Zidane and only an unprecedented turn of events could lead to this stunning appointment.
#2 Arsenal
A direct switch across North London would be unthinkable but after Mourinho’s appointment at Spurs, is anything really?
 In all honesty, he would be a massive upgrade on what they have now, not to mention the drama the appoint would create – making it any football fan’s dream.
#1 Bayern Munich
Currently without a permanent coach after Niko Kovac’s sacking earlier this season, Bayern and Pochettino would be a match made in heaven. Pochettino’s youth policy, high-tempo football and man-management are exactly what Bayern are looking for at the moment to repair a dressing room left fractured by Kovac towards the end of his time.
Joshua Kimmich has already set tongues wagging after describing the Argentine as a ‘top coach’ and despite suffering a 7-2 defeat at the hands of Bayern earlier this season, he certainly has admirers in Bavaria.


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For 50 years, Kukingkang has been protecting the future of nature. The world’s leading conservation organization. Kukingkang's unique way of working combines global reach with a foundation in science, involves action at every level from local to global, and ensures the delivery of innovative solutions that meet the needs of both people and nature.


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Hi there! I'm an applied mathematician and artificial intelligence practitioner with a passion for exploring the intersection of human and machine intelligence.
I hold a MSc in Applied Mathematics and am currently working as a Director of Engineering at Standard.AI, where I focus on developing machine learning algorithms for various applications.
In my spare time, I enjoy maintaining the Elliptic functions for Matlab package, which is used by researchers and practitioners in various fields to solve mathematical problems that involves elliptic functions and elliptic integrals. I have also contributed to several other open-source projects, which can be found on my GitHub profile (github.com/moiseevigor).
My work has been published in leading journals such as ESAIM: Control, Optimisation and Calculus of Variations (ESAIM: COCV) and Molecular Pharmacology (Mol. Pharmacol.).
When I'm not working, you can find me crossing countries on foot or on my bicycle, reading science fiction books.
In addition, I am also an avid presenter


Reports anonymous declarations within inline functions which will be copied to the calling module.
public inline fun aPublicInlineFun() { val noinlineFunc = { } val oneMore = ::whatever }
Such declarations are private to module and getting copied when the function body gets inlined to another module.


The online campus map provides the MIT community and visitors with an easy-to-use way to locate an MIT building, room, or location; to find a department or office; to create a custom map for use on their own web site; and to print a map for reference.
The new online campus map serves images in real time from the official MIT maps maintained by the Department of Facilities.
- Source: The mapping system draws from the official MIT maps from the Department of Facilities, including MIT buildings, parking lots, green areas, and named features such as “Killian Court.”
- Zoom: Use the zoom bars to zoom in or out.
- Locate: To find a specific feature on the map, search or browse from the map homepage. Your query
will generate a map that includes the requested features highlighted.
- Information: When you select a building, the default building information display includes the street address, mailing address,
the architect’s name, and a photograph of the building when available.
Credits
The new online campus map was developed by the Department of Facilities and Information Services & Technology (IS&T). Design was provided by Pentagram. The campus map was made possible by the joint effort of the following people:
- Gordon Clark, Information Services & Technology
- David Conlon, Information Services & Technology
- Greg Knight, Department of Facilities
- Suzana Lisanti, Information Services & Technology
- Mike Parkin, Department of Facilities
- Hubert Pham, MIT Student Consultant
- Tuan Phan, MIT alumnus
- Daniel Sheehan, Information Services & Technology
- Alex Vandiver, MIT Student Consultant
- Margaret Wong, Information Services & Technology
The latest development update was made on 05/22/2006, which included updated information from the MIT Department of Facilities, City of Boston, City of Cambridge, the Town of Brookline, and updated Ortho Imagery from MassGIS.


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During deployment and debugging it can be helpful to run a single application or service or handle a sub-set of requests on a local machine in debug mode. Using MockServer it is easy to selectively forward requests to a local process running in debug mode, all other request can be forwarded to the real services for example running in a QA or UAT environment.
For example a single page application may load static resources such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript from a web server and also make AJAX calls to one or more separate services, as follows:
To isolate a single AJAX service, for development or debugging, the MockServer can selectively forward specific requests to a local instance of the service:
One of the simplest ways to do this is using Node.js. In the example below all requests matching path "/rest.*" (i.e. starting with /rest) will go to the local machine on port 8080 whereas all other requests will go to a remote machine (i.e. a load balancer or remote server) on ip <IP_ADDRESS> and port 443.
First create a package.json file as follows:
{
"name": "mockserver_as_reverse_proxy",
"version": "1.0.0",
"main": "server.js",
"dependencies": {
"mockserver-node": "{{ site.mockserver_version }}",
"mockserver-client": "{{ site.mockserver_version }}"
}
}
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Then create the server.js file that starts MockServer and sets up the forwarding rules as different expectations, as follows:
var mockserver = require('mockserver-node');
var mockServerClient = require('mockserver-client').mockServerClient;
var HTTP_PORT = 1080;
mockserver
.start_mockserver({
serverPort: HTTP_PORT
})
.then(function () {
// forward backend REST API request to local machine
mockServerClient("localhost", HTTP_PORT)
.mockAnyResponse({
"httpRequest": {
"path": "/rest.*"
},
"httpForward": { // local machine Tomcat instance
"host": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"port": 8080,
"scheme": "HTTP"
},
"times": {
"unlimited": true
}
})
.then(
function () {
// forward all other request to QA environment
mockServerClient("localhost", HTTP_PORT)
.mockAnyResponse({
"httpRequest": {
"path": "/.*"
},
"httpForward": { // QA environment load balancer
"host": "<IP_ADDRESS>",
"port": 443,
"scheme": "HTTPS"
},
"times": {
"unlimited": true
}
})
.then(
function () {
console.log("created expectations");
},
function (error) {
console.log(error);
}
);
},
function (error) {
console.log(error);
}
);
});
console.log("started on port: " + HTTP_PORT);
// stop MockServer if Node exist abnormally
process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) {
console.log('uncaught exception - stopping node server: ' + JSON.stringify(err));
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
throw err;
});
// stop MockServer if Node exits normally
process.on('exit', function () {
console.log('exit - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
});
// stop MockServer when Ctrl-C is used
process.on('SIGINT', function () {
console.log('SIGINT - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
process.exit(0);
});
// stop MockServer when a kill shell command is used
process.on('SIGTERM', function () {
console.log('SIGTERM - stopping node server');
mockserver.stop_mockserver();
process.exit(0);
});
To start the process install the npm module and launch Node.js, as follows:
npm i
node server.js


To Do List
This is a an application used to track tasks, and help time management based upon priority.
New Task:
Choose priority level:
Low
Medium
High
Submit New Task
Task
Priority
Delete
Task Done?


Kilimanjaro Day Hike
Tour description
On this Kilimanjaro day Hike, you will hike on the Marangu Route/ Coca cola Route up to Mandara Hut for lunch. You will NOT reach the summit.This trek is offered on a private basis, and you can start on any day of the year at your own convenient.This trek is geared for people who like to hike but reaching the summit isn't a "must do", and allow one to experience the excitement of hiking on the highest peak on the African continent.All trekking inside Kilimanjaro National Park require the services of a certified Kilimanjaro guide, Come and experience this day trek of Mount Kilimanjaro!!This tour can start in Moshi /Arusha. Just let us know your hotel to be picked-up.
Note: This tour can start in Moshi Town/Arusha depending on your residence Just let us know your hotel to be picked-up.After breakfast at your hotel, you will meet your guide, drive to the Kilimanjaro National Park Gate, register and commence the climb.Walk through the rainforest to the Mandara encampment. A side trip to Maundi Crater is a good way to see the surroundings including Northern Tanzania and Kenya. In the rainforest, look for towering Eucalyptus trees, bird life, and Colobus monkeys. After lunch, hike back to park gate and drive back to Moshi.


The goal for this project is to make information about the air people are breathing more accessible. While the prevailing thought has been that outdoor air quality, especially in cities, is worse than indoor. Did you know that the reverse can actually be true? In fact, the EPA estimates that indoor air quality can be two-to-five times worse than outdoors in some places, which is especially troubling considering we spent most of our time indoors.
Specifications
Measurement Points:
- Temperature (SHT31)
- Relative Humidity (SHT31)
- VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) (IAQ Core)
- Derived CO2 (IAQ Core)
- Barometric Pressure (MPL3115A2)
- Light Intensity (TSL2561)
- CO Concentration (MiCS-4154)
- NO2 Concentration (MiCS-4154)
- Sound Intensity (ADMP401)
Connectivity Options
- FSK (RFM69HW 433/915MHz)
- WiFi (Particle Photon)
- Cellular (Particle Electron) (Coming soon)
- LoRa (Coming Soon)
Build Your Own
Schematics
Eagle CAD Files
Bill of Materials
Datasheets
License
- Apache License Version 2.0
Authors and Contributors
- Akram Ali (@AKstudios)
- David Conroy (@dconroy)
- Christopher Coté (@entone)
Support or Contact
For more information check out our Frequently Asked Questions.


public abstract class NMapOverlay
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected boolean |
mHasPathData |
protected boolean |
mIsDrawingOnSanpshot |
protected boolean |
mIsDrawnOnSnapshot |
protected boolean |
mIsPersistent |
protected static float |
SHADOW_X_SKEW |
protected static float |
SHADOW_Y_SCALE |
static int |
Z_POSITION_HIGH |
static int |
Z_POSITION_HIGHER |
static int |
Z_POSITION_HIGHEST |
static int |
Z_POSITION_LOW |
static int |
Z_POSITION_LOWER |
static int |
Z_POSITION_LOWEST |
static int |
Z_POSITION_MEDIUM |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
NMapOverlay() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
draw(android.graphics.Canvas canvas,
NMapView mapView,
boolean shadow)
Draw the overlay over the map.
|
boolean |
draw(android.graphics.Canvas canvas,
NMapView mapView,
boolean shadow,
long when)
Draw call for animated overlays.
|
static void |
drawAt(android.graphics.Canvas canvas,
android.graphics.drawable.Drawable drawable,
int px,
int py,
boolean shadow)
Convenience method to draw a Drawable at an offset. px and py are pixel coordinates.
|
void |
drawFocusedItem(android.graphics.Canvas canvas,
NMapView mapView,
boolean shadow)
Draw the focused item on the overlay over the map.
|
int |
getZPosition() |
boolean |
hasPathData() |
boolean |
isDrawingOnSnapshot() |
boolean |
isDrawnOnSnapshot() |
boolean |
isHidden() |
boolean |
isPersistent() |
boolean |
onKeyDown(int keyCode,
android.view.KeyEvent event,
NMapView mapView)
Handle a key down event.
|
boolean |
onKeyUp(int keyCode,
android.view.KeyEvent event,
NMapView mapView)
Handle a key up event.
|
protected void |
onSizeChanged(int width,
int height) |
boolean |
onTap(int px,
int py,
NMapView mapView)
Override this method to handle a "tap" on an item.
|
boolean |
onTouchEvent(android.view.MotionEvent ev,
NMapView mapView)
Handle a touch event.
|
boolean |
onTrackballEvent(android.view.MotionEvent event,
NMapView mapView)
Handle a trackball event.
|
void |
setDrawingOnSnapshot(boolean isDrawing) |
void |
setHidden(boolean hidden)
Show or hide the overlay
|
void |
setPersistent(boolean persistent) |
void |
setZPosition(int zPosition) |
public static final int Z_POSITION_LOWEST
public static final int Z_POSITION_LOW
public static final int Z_POSITION_LOWER
public static final int Z_POSITION_MEDIUM
public static final int Z_POSITION_HIGH
public static final int Z_POSITION_HIGHER
public static final int Z_POSITION_HIGHEST
protected static final float SHADOW_X_SKEW
protected static final float SHADOW_Y_SCALE
protected boolean mHasPathData
protected boolean mIsDrawnOnSnapshot
protected boolean mIsDrawingOnSanpshot
protected boolean mIsPersistent
public int getZPosition()
public void setZPosition(int zPosition)
public boolean hasPathData()
public boolean isDrawnOnSnapshot()
public boolean isDrawingOnSnapshot()
public void setDrawingOnSnapshot(boolean isDrawing)
public boolean isPersistent()
public void setPersistent(boolean persistent)
public boolean isHidden()
public void setHidden(boolean hidden)
hidden
- set true to hide this overlay, otherwise false. default is false.protected void onSizeChanged(int width, int height)
public void draw(android.graphics.Canvas canvas, NMapView mapView, boolean shadow)
canvas
- The Canvas upon which to draw.
Note that this may already have a transformation applied, so be sure to leave it the way you found it.mapView
- the MapView that requested the draw.
Use NMapView.getMapProjection() to convert between on-screen pixels and latitude/longitude pairs.shadow
- If true, draw the shadow layer. If false, draw the overlay contents.public void drawFocusedItem(android.graphics.Canvas canvas, NMapView mapView, boolean shadow)
canvas
- The Canvas upon which to draw.
Note that this may already have a transformation applied, so be sure to leave it the way you found it.mapView
- the MapView that requested the draw.
Use NMapView.getMapProjection() to convert between on-screen pixels and latitude/longitude pairs.shadow
- If true, draw the shadow layer. If false, draw the overlay contents.public boolean draw(android.graphics.Canvas canvas, NMapView mapView, boolean shadow, long when)
canvas
- The Canvas upon which to draw.
Note that this may already have a transformation applied, so be sure to leave it the way you found it.mapView
- the MapView that requested the draw.
Use NMapView.getMapProjection() to convert between on-screen pixels and latitude/longitude pairs.shadow
- If true, draw the shadow layer. If false, draw the overlay contents.when
- The time-stamp of the draw.public static void drawAt(android.graphics.Canvas canvas, android.graphics.drawable.Drawable drawable, int px, int py, boolean shadow)
public boolean onKeyDown(int keyCode, android.view.KeyEvent event, NMapView mapView)
public boolean onKeyUp(int keyCode, android.view.KeyEvent event, NMapView mapView)
public boolean onTap(int px, int py, NMapView mapView)
public boolean onTouchEvent(android.view.MotionEvent ev, NMapView mapView)
public boolean onTrackballEvent(android.view.MotionEvent event, NMapView mapView)


Book Name
Author Name
Prakashan
Edition
Total Books
Java Programming
J.B.Patel,M.R.Thakkar
Atul Prakashan
15
The Complete Reference
Herbert Schildt
Ninth
20


Module m.flow
The flow module simplifies asynchronous flows of execution where your code needs to wait for one asynchronous operation to finish before starting with the next one.
Usage:
local flow = require "ludobits.m.flow" function init(self) flow.start(function() -- animate a gameobject and wait for animation to complete flow.go_animate(".", "position.y", go.PLAYBACK_ONCE_FORWARD, 0, go.EASING_INCUBIC, 2) -- wait for one and a half seconds flow.delay(1.5) -- wait until a function returns true flow.until_true(is_game_over) -- animate go again flow.go_animate(".", "position.y", go.PLAYBACK_ONCE_FORWARD, 400, go.EASING_INCUBIC, 2) end) end function final(self) flow.stop() end function update(self, dt) flow.update() end function on_message(self, message_id, message, sender) flow.on_message(message_id, message, sender) end
Functions
| start (fn, options, on_error) | Start a new flow. |
| stop (instance) | Stop a created flow before it has completed |
| delay (seconds) | Wait until a certain time has elapsed |
| frames (frames) | Wait until a certain number of frames have elapsed |
| until_true (fn) | Wait until a function returns true |
| until_any_message () | Wait until any message is received |
| until_message (message_1, message_2, message_n) | Wait until a specific message is received |
| until_input_pressed (action_id) | Wait until input action with pressed state |
| until_input_released (action_id) | Wait until input action with released state |
| until_callback (fn, arg1, arg2, argn) | Wait until a callback function is invoked |
| load (collection_url) | Load a collection and wait until it is loaded and enabled |
| unload (collection_url) | Unload a collection and wait until it is unloaded |
| go_animate (url, property, playback, to, easing, duration, delay) | Call go.animate and wait until it has finished |
| gui_animate (node, property, playback, to, easing, duration, delay) | Call gui.animate and wait until it has finished NOTE: The argument order differs from gui.animate() (playback is shifted to the same position as for go.animate) |
| play_animation (sprite_url, id) | Play a sprite animation and wait until it has finished |
| ray_cast (from, to, groups) | Cast a physics ray and wait for a response for a maximum of one frame |
| update (dt) | Call this as often as needed (every frame) |
| on_message (message_id, message, sender) | Forward any received messages in your scripts to this function |
Functions
- start (fn, options, on_error)
-
Start a new flow. If this function is called from
within an existing flow the existing flow can either
wait for the new flow to finish or run in parallel
Parameters:
- fn The function to run within the flow
- options Key value pairs. Allowed keys: parallel = true if running flow shouldn't wait for this flow
- on_error Function to call if something goes wrong while running the flow
Returns:
-
The created flow instance
- stop (instance)
-
Stop a created flow before it has completed
Parameters:
- instance This can be either the returned value from a call to start, a coroutine or URL. Defaults to the URL of the running script
- delay (seconds)
-
Wait until a certain time has elapsed
Parameters:
- seconds
- frames (frames)
-
Wait until a certain number of frames have elapsed
Parameters:
- frames
- until_true (fn)
-
Wait until a function returns true
Parameters:
- fn
- until_any_message ()
-
Wait until any message is received
Returns:
- message_id
- message
- sender
- until_message (message_1, message_2, message_n)
-
Wait until a specific message is received
Parameters:
- message_1 Message to wait for
- message_2 Message to wait for
- message_n Message to wait for
Returns:
- message_id
- message
- sender
- until_input_pressed (action_id)
-
Wait until input action with pressed state
Parameters:
- action_id Optional action to wait for (nil for any action)
Returns:
- action_id
- action
- until_input_released (action_id)
-
Wait until input action with released state
Parameters:
- action_id Optional action to wait for (nil for any action)
Returns:
- action_id
- action
- until_callback (fn, arg1, arg2, argn)
-
Wait until a callback function is invoked
Parameters:
- fn The function to call. The function must take a callback function as its first argument
- arg1 Additional argument to pass to fn
- arg2 Additional argument to pass to fn
- argn Additional argument to pass to fn
Returns:
-
Any values passed to the callback function
- load (collection_url)
-
Load a collection and wait until it is loaded and enabled
Parameters:
- collection_url
- unload (collection_url)
-
Unload a collection and wait until it is unloaded
Parameters:
- collection_url The collection to unload
- go_animate (url, property, playback, to, easing, duration, delay)
-
Call go.animate and wait until it has finished
Parameters:
- url
- property
- playback
- to
- easing
- duration
- delay
- gui_animate (node, property, playback, to, easing, duration, delay)
-
Call gui.animate and wait until it has finished
NOTE: The argument order differs from gui.animate() (playback is shifted
to the same position as for go.animate)
Parameters:
- node
- property
- playback
- to
- easing
- duration
- delay
- play_animation (sprite_url, id)
-
Play a sprite animation and wait until it has finished
Parameters:
- sprite_url
- id
- ray_cast (from, to, groups)
-
Cast a physics ray and wait for a response for a maximum of one frame
Parameters:
- from
- to
- groups
Returns:
-
The ray cast response or nil if no hit
- update (dt)
-
Call this as often as needed (every frame)
Parameters:
- dt
- on_message (message_id, message, sender)
-
Forward any received messages in your scripts to this function
Parameters:
- message_id
- message
- sender


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- An administrator is responsible for managing and deploying OneOps.
OneOps enables continuous lifecycle management of complex, business-critical application workloads on any cloud-based infrastructure.
The OneOps Administrator deploys and configures One Ops software for the organization. Initial bootstrapping of one ops can be done following the getting started.
By configuring Clouds, Organizations and other components, the building blocks are put in place for the end Users to configure and deploy their applications.
See also


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This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2CommonSetup. This structure is used for configuring the common parameters of aif2 timer module. More...
#include <csl_aif2.h>
This is a sub-structure in CSL_Aif2CommonSetup. This structure is used for configuring the common parameters of aif2 timer module.
| CSL_Aif2AtGsmTCount CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::AtGsmTcount |
T count structure for GSM
| CSL_Aif2AtInitObj CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::AtInit |
timer Init structure for Phy and Rad(Ul,Dl)
| CSL_Aif2AtTcObj CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::AtTerminalCount |
timer terminal count and LUT structure for Phy and Rad(Ul,Dl)
| CSL_Aif2AtReSyncMode CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::AutoResyncMode |
Auto resync if new frame boundary is received
| CSL_Aif2AtCrcFlip CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::CrcFlip |
Crc flip normal or reverse
| CSL_Aif2AtCrcInitOnes CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::CrcInitOnes |
Crc init ones is init0 or init1
| CSL_Aif2AtCrcInvert CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::CrcInvert |
Crc invert is applied or not
| CSL_Aif2AtCrcUse CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::CrcMode |
Crc use or not
| CSL_Aif2AtSyncSource CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::PhySyncSel |
Phy sync mode selection
| Uint32 CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::PhytCompValue |
Phyt compare value when when radt sync is selected to CSL_AIF2_PHYT_CMP_SYNC
| CSL_Aif2AtSyncSource CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::RadSyncSel |
Rad sync mode selection
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::Rp1PhytFrameLoad |
RP1 PHYT Frame Load selection (8bit ~ 40bits)
| Uint8 CSL_Aif2AtCommonSetup::Rp1RadtFrameLoad |
RP1 RADT Frame Load selection (8bit ~ 40bits)
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How to Play Yahtzee
Four Parts:Scoring in the Upper SectionScoring in the Lower SectionPlaying the GameLearning StrategyCommunity Q&A
Yahtzee is one of the world's most popular dice rolling games. It's great for a game night with both large and small groups. The object of the game is to roll five dice in order to score combinations and get the highest total score. Yahtzee scoring can be confusing at first, but with some patience you'll be enjoying a game of Yahtzee in no time.
Steps
Part 1Scoring in the Upper Section
1
Review the score sheet. In Yahtzee, scores are kept on a sheet of paper containing a column of 13 boxes. On each turn, you must choose which box to fill in based on your best scoring option. If you are unable to enter a score, or choose not to, you must enter a "0" in one of your boxes. Each box can be filled in only once.
2
Learn about the upper section. The upper section boxes are scored differently than the lower section boxes. Your goal, in the upper section, is to score at least a 63. If you have 63 points or more in the upper section, you get a 35 point bonus at the end of the game.
The upper section contains six boxes labeled aces (ones), twos, threes, fours, fives, and sixes. You roll 5 dice in Yahtzee. To fill in the upper box, you combine the values on the dice with the same number. Then, you add the number to the appropriate box. You can only choose one box to fill in with each turn.[1]
This can be confusing when discussed in the abstract. Let's look at an example. Say you roll the dice and you score two fives and three twos. As you have two fives, you could enter a score of 10 in the fives box. You have three twos, so you could also enter a total of six in the twos box. You have to choose which number you want to enter.
3
Choose where to score your points. You want to get at least a 63 to get the bonus, so choose wisely. In our above example, you might be inclined to score in the fives box, as this is a higher score, but be careful. You can only fill in each box once. If you get four fives on your next roll, you miss out on a much higher score in that box.[2]
Part 2Scoring in the Lower Section
1
Learn about the lower section. The lower section scores are more complicated. Instead of simply listing numbers, phrases like "Three of a Kind" and "Full House" are written in the lower section. These are different combinations of dice that are all scored differently. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the lower section scores before playing Yahtzee.
2
Score a three of a kind. One value you can score in the lower section is a three of a kind. To score a three of a kind, you have to roll three of the same dice.
With a three of a kind, you add all the values of your dice together. This gives you your total score for the three of a kind box.
This can be confusing. Let's look at an example to clarify. Say you rolled three fives, a two, and a four. This could be scored as a three of a kind. You would multiply five by three to get the value 15. Then, you would add two and four. This would give you a total score of 21, which you would write in the Three of a Kind Box.[3]
3
Score a four of a kind. A four of a kind is similar to a three of a kind. You can score in this box if you get four of the same dice in one roll. Then, you would score it by combining the values of all the dice. For example, if you roll four twos and a six, you can score a 14 in the Four of a Kind box.[4]
4
Score a full house. A full house is worth 25 points regardless of dice values. A full house is made up of three dice of one number and two dice of another number. For example, say you roll three 6's and two 5's. This could be scored for 25 points as a full house.[5]
5
Score a small or large straight. Small or large straights are scored when you roll dice in numerical order. For example, you roll a one, a two, a three, a four, and a five. A large straight is worth more points than a small straight.
A small straight includes four dice in a numerical sequence. For example, say you score a one, a three, a four, a five, and a six. You could score this as a small straight. A small straight is automatically worth 30 points.[6]
A large straight includes five dice that move in a numerical sequence. For example, if you score a two, a three, a four, a five, and a six, this would be a large straight. A large straight is worth 40 points.[7]
6
Score a Yahtzee. A Yahtzee is one of the highest rolls you can score. A Yahtzee occurs when all five dice are the same number. A Yahtzee is worth 50 points the first time, regardless of dice value. Additional Yahtzees are worth 100 points.
If you roll a Yahtzee after having already filled in the Yahtzee space, you get a 100 point bonus.[8]
7
Fill in the chance box. In the event you're unable to score in any other box, use the chance box. You can score any combination of dice in the chance box by totaling their numbers.
For example, say you roll two threes and three sixes. Two times three is 6. Three times six is 18. You would add 18 and 6 to get 24. You could then write 24 in the chance box.[9]
8
Calculate your total score. At the end of the game, you calculate your score. Whoever scores highest wins.
Add the upper section scores together and write the total in the "total score" section. If you score 63 or over, add a bonus of 35 points.
Total the scores in the lower section as well, adding 100 points if you scored any additional Yahtzees in the game. Then, add the upper and lower score together to figure out your grand total for the game.[10]
Part 3Playing the Game
1
Determine who goes first. You can play Yahtzee in a group of at least 2 players. If you have a big group, you can play in teams. To start the game, you first need to figure out who goes first. To do so, each player or team rolls all 5 dice. You would add all the values of the dice together. The player or team with the highest score goes first.[11]
2
Roll the dice the first time. You can roll your dice up to 3 times in a game of Yahtzee. Yahtzee comes with a cup or shaker in which you place the dice, shake, and then spill them on the table. As you roll, you can strategize to try to maximize your score. In any roll, you can choose to keep some dice and re-roll others. To start, roll all five dice.[12]
To help understand the process, let's look at an example. Say you roll a one, a three, a four, a five, and a six. You have a small straight with the three, four, five, and six. This would come to 30 points. However, if you re-roll the one and get a two, you would have a large straight. This means 40 points.[13]
3
Roll the dice a second time. If you're happy with your initial score, you can add your score to your card and complete your turn. However, you can also try for a higher score. Choose which dice you want to keep and which you want to re-roll.
In our above example, it would make the most sense to re-roll the one. This way, you have a chance at a large straight. Say you roll the one and get a three. You still do not have a large straight. However, you can roll the dice for a third time to try again.
4
Roll the dice a third time. If you're still unhappy with your score, you can roll the dice one more time. Once again, you can re-roll as many dice as you want.
In our above example, say you re-roll the three you rolled in your second turn. If you get a 2, you can score it as a large straight. However, if you get another number you can still score it as a small straight. You can also fill in one box in the upper level.
5
Keep going until each player has taken 13 turns. Every player rolls the dice 3 times each for 13 rounds. As you go, you need to try to fill in all your boxes. Each box can only be filled in once, so make wise choices in terms of how you choose to count your scores.
Part 4Learning Strategy
1
Maximize your chance at a Yahtzee. Yahtzee is a game of both strategy and chance. There are steps you can take to maximize your chance at a Yahtzee each round. Remember, after your first Yahtzee, each additional Yahtzee earns you 100 points.
Early in the game, anytime you have a chance for a Yahtzee, take it over settling for a lower score. The earlier you score a Yahtzee, the better. This maximizes your chance at the 100 point bonus.[14]
If you already have a Yahtzee, never settle for lower scores over the chance at getting a second Yahtzee. For example, don't score three 4's and two 2's as a full house. Instead, re-roll the 2's to try for a second Yahtzee.[15]
2
Go for the 35 point bonus. Trying to decide where to score your round can sometimes be confusing. However, keeping the 35 point bonus in mind can help you strategize.
Higher scores with lower numbers, like the one and two boxes, are rare. It's to your advantage to score in the upper section if you roll a high number of twos or ones.
For example, say you roll four twos, a five, and a six. You can score a 6 in either the two or six box. However, you should aim to score in the 2 box. The highest you can score in the two box would be an 8 or 10. The highest you can score in the six box, conversely, is a 30 or a 36. You don't want to fill up the six box with a low score.
3
Aim for straights early on. You do not want a "0" score in any of the lower boxes. These boxes have the potential for high point values. Therefore, aim to get straights early on so you can then concentrating on going for Yahtzees. Be on the lookout for combinations like "two, three, four" or "four, five, six." Re-roll the dice as needed to get a straight early in the game.[16]
4
Score high Yahtzees in the upper section late in the game. A Yahtzee is fairly rare, even with good strategy. If the score is tight, it's late in the game, and you have not scored a Yahtzee yet, it might be worth it to score high Yahtzees in the upper section. This usually guarantees you'll get the bonus, which may mean a higher score. For example, five sixes plus the 35 point bonus leaves you with 65 points. A Yahtzee is only worth 50.[17]
However, keep in mind if you score another Yahtzee you risk getting 50 points as opposed to the 100 point bonus.


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The Ministry of Health, Kenya has reported a total number of 141 suspected cases including 6 deaths of leptospirosis in a high school in Bungoma district. Leptospirosis has been laboratory confirmed by the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI). A nearby primary school has also reported suspected cases and 2 deaths.
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We are over the moon to announce version 20.2, the second maintenance release of version 20 of Perl 5.
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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Cubs exploring Yoennis Cespedes author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 6424 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=6424 date: '2011-11-23 08:05:41 +0000' date_gmt: '2011-11-23 14:05:41 +0000' categories: - Outfield - Free Agency tags: - Brett Jackson - Marlon Byrd - Tony Campana - Theo Epstein - Jed Hoyer - Yoenis Cespedes comments: [] ---
While Theo Epstein has made it clear the Cubs aren't real interested in spending a ton of money in the free agent, he has taken his "& Co." (Jed Hoyer) down to the Dominican Republic to check out Cuban defector Yoennis Cespedes.
The 26 year old outfielder is being inspected by many teams and he's expected to secure between $35 and $50 million. It's far too early to speculate on if the Cubs would sign Cespedes and if they did, what that means for players like Marlon Byrd, Brett Jackson and Tony Campana (sorry, I had to throw the kid a bone).
In his showcase video, Cespedes appears to be superhuman major league ready. I mentioned the video on this week's podcast, so I wanted to share it on the site.
This video puts Joey Gathright and his car-jumping to shame.
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Neil Lennon makes Celtic transfer pledge as he pays tribute to fans after Lazio heroics
The Northern Irishman was full of praise for his players but also had a special mention for the travelling support.
by Chris Doyle, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/chris-doyle/Neil Lennon has paid tribute to the travelling Celtic fans after last night's heroics in Rome.
The Parkhead side made a remarkable comeback to take all three points against Lazio and qualify for the Europa League last-32 with two games to spare.
James Forrest cancelled out Ciro Immobile's opener, before super sub Olivier Ntcham snatched the victory in stoppage time.
Lennon was also full of praise for his players, but had a special mention for the away support who made it all the way to Italy.
The Northern Irishman also insisted the club will strengthen in the January transfer window to help them prepare for the knockout stages.
He said: "I've not really had a chance to reflect on the result, we got in very late this morning. The immediate feelings are of immense pride and happiness."
"The qualification is a huge feather in our caps and the performances in the four games from the players have been immense.
"I didn't think we'd qualify as quickly. They showed great resilience last night. Some of the football we played and the chances we created, it was a real step in the right direction.
"A huge credit goes to the supporters. It felt like the real Celtic. That connection with the fans and the players was there. There was a real pride for me last night. To send them home happy was as good for me as getting the result.
"It's the sum of all parts. We've got a great young and dynamic coaching staff here. Their work ethic is fantastic and the players themselves are playing brilliantly.
"It's a long way off, it's after the January window and we'll look to strengthen again. Going forward we are a threat against anyone."
And the Hoops boss also provided an injury update on a host of stars and admits Leigh Griffiths could return against Motherwell on Sunday.
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My DMAE usage continued unabated through the spring of 2003, at the start of the summer I found myself traveling abroad and saw the common sense not to attempt to bring jars of various ill-tasting powders with me, and reduced my intake of supplements to only Vitamin C and a strong B-complex.
Upon returning to America in the fall of 2003, I found much of my life structure destroyed (lost girlfriend, bestfriend, job, etc.) and ended up drinking more than anything else, bottoming out shortly before New Years 2004. Regaining an interest in health and more positive ways to deal with my psychological distress, I did try DMAE again. I have not found great results this time, and like my first experience, seem to have only headaches from larger doses.
However, I have been experimenting with various other 'nutraceuticals' and biological stimulants, and the certain interaction and potentiation makes my prognosis murky. It certainly appears that _daily_ intake of the substance is required and that it does take quite some time for the effects to begin. Finding instant results from other substances, I have not kept myself in a dutiful regimen in regards to DMAE, though I may try again.
Re-reading of everything that I had written at that time does reinforce the idea that my personality was fundamentally changed, becoming in essence a high-functioning manic, which is far from my natural tenor. Unease at the radical change of who I was has also deterred me from restarting with DMAE, though I stand behind
my earlier report that these changes were neither unpleasant nor unproductive.
DMAE seems to have as much psychological potency as prescription pharms and should be treated accordingly. Occasional use as a stimulant is pleasant, if not terribly impressive, and a serious commitment to the drug will lead to serious results.
I will add some brief notes on two other chemicals I have found to be worthwhile.
Tyrosine - a precursor to Dopamine in the brain's machinery, upon taking 1/4 teaspoon (level) I find an almost instant rise in alertness, a positive sensation somewhat like doing a very small amount of amphetamine, but much more smooth. Certainly there is also pain relief potential as well as aggression. I ended up ingesting this before every soccer practice and it gave me a psychological and physical edge I need (not a great baller!). Also a rise in libido and reduction of appetite. All in all a winner as it is also very inexpensive and seems to have no serious or unexpected side effects.
*Some tolerance develops, but given the innocuousness and cheapness of the amino acid, I really haven't been alarmed.
Panax Ginseng Extract - Certainly _the_ wonderdrug for hangovers. An uplifting yet mostly serene feeling, increase in libido and perhaps in semen production, longer endurance in exercise. Tomes have been written about this substance, but I add my vote to this healthful, inexpensive and ancient substance. I injest about 1/5 a teaspoon four or five mornings a week.
These plus B-complex, fish oils, exercise and healthful diet have lead me to a far more pleasant state that is still 'me'.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Aside from the warm fuzzy of altruism there are a few perks:
- For every 8 hours (rounded up) of volunteering, you get one pre-boarding pass.
- If you volunteer 16 hours or more, you can get your badge fees reimbursed.
A group of volunteers wants to grab a free table and play. Two questions:
- Is it okay to grab a table?
- Do we have to pay tickets?
- Yes, but pull aside a host and clear it with them.
- No. But you must each share with each other a Games on Demand war story. And be ready to bail if space is needed.
I'm an off-schedule volunteer. Me and my three non-volunteer friends want to grab a free table and play. Two questions:
- Is it okay to grab a table?
- Do we have to pay tickets?
- Yes, but pull aside a host and clear it with them.
- Everyone, except for the facilitator, must pay tickets.
Do we have access to a printer?
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[gecode-users] member function branching
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Fri Nov 14 14:22:45 CET 2008
Hi Patrik,
cheating is illegal in Gecode ;-) Recomputation is absolutely essential for
Gecode to be efficient! So switching off recomputation is not really an
option. Then, the alternative also disables an important feature of
recomputation (I also would expect that your idea does not work; in the best
case it will run into an infinite loop, in the worst case it will just go
boom): to make recomputation efficient, one keeps recording constraints
(that is what commit does). Then one only computes a single fixpoint doing
the actual propagation (that is what status does). Computing several
fixpoint during recomputation makes things realy sloooooow.
So you will have to bite the bullet and define a proper branching that
returns a branching description that has recorded all information (in your
case the values for that variables) your branching is going to need to redo
a decision during recomputation. This is as Mikael has spelled it out in one
the previous emails.
Cheers
Christian
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Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
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Sent: Thursday, November 13, 2008 3:37 PM
To: Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist
Cc: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] member function branching
Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist wrote:
> The MemberFunctionBranch that was posted earlier can not be used in
> the way that you propose. The problem is in the part:
> next_var = <some calculations to figure out next branching variable>;
> Due to batch recomputation, the MemberFunctionBranch must not depend
> on the values of the variables, since the space in most cases has not
> been propagated yet.
If that is the problem, then I can fix it by just setting the c-d
parameter to 1, correct?
Alternatively, can I simply call space->status() in the branching
(member) function to ensure that propagation is done before looking at
current values of variables? (that would let recomputation still be done
in batches when there are several variable branch points between two
"figure out what to do next" branch points, although that doesn't happen
very often).
Thanks,
/P at trik
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I was staying up one morning on my PC going on the internet and also watching DVD's for fun, and I wanted to go to bed at around 4 AM but I decided to stay up until 7 or 8 AM. I wasn't feeling tired at all but I wanted to get some sleep anyways, and so I tried to lay down and go to sleep. Before I layed down, I took my usual 2 weight loss pills (Stacker 2), which I have been using for two weeks, 2 Milkthistle pills (for cleaning my Liver after 3 years of alchol abuse), 2 Memorall pills(A memory enhancing pill), 1 Primal Defense pill(HSO Probiotic Pills to clean my digestive track), and 2 Clear Lung pills(pills for clean lungs). I couldn't sleep at all for the next 4-5 hours from staying up too long, and I decided to get up at 1 PM or so and just watch T.V. until I fell asleep later in the evening.
I, in my delusional zombie-like tiredness and lack of rational thinking, decided to try and stay awake until 10 PM or so by taking a caffeine pill I had in my room. I didn't want much caffeine, so I took only 1/2 the pill. Regretably, after I took the caffeine pill, I read the back label of the Stacker 2 bottle and it warned caffeine drinkers to not take any caffeine while on those pills, which had intense caffeine already mixed in.
So, after staring at the label for a minute or two, I almost immediately started to panic mentally. I was thinking about what was going to happen when the caffeine pill kicked in, and what bad things were going to actually happen to me. In less than an hour, the pill took full effect and my mind and body started to wobble and I felt my heart rate jump up 50+ beats or so a minute. I started to panic and tried to figure out how to deal with the intense feelings and anxiety rushing through me, and how to keep calm and keep my sanity.
For the next 6-8 hours, my head felt like I had drank a bottle of pure vodka (wobbling feeling and felt extreme panicking), my nerves felt like they were frying and screaming for relief, and my body temperature dropped until I felt like I was standing in 0 degree weather. I had to use the toilet 6-10 times(bad diarrhea) after becoming sick and flushed with feelings of instablity, and had to sit on it for about 4 hours to wait for the insanity to slowly fade away. I thought I was going to seriously die, and I asked 'God' if he could help me get thru it. I prayed non-stop. I was thinking about how stupid I was to take the combination of pills and not be careful about what I put into me, and I also thought about having to either go to the hospital for caffeine poisoning or about actually dying. I couldn't control the extreme feelings and wobbling/panic attack I was going through until at least 6 PM, 4 straight and long hours.
After the effects of the caffeine and the weight loss pills(+ others), was finally fading away, I got enough strength and willpower to get out of my bathroom and find some water to help dilute and flush the leftover chemicals still in me. I was still dizzy and wobbling extremely then, but I managed to drink about 10 bottles of water(16.9 FL OZ) one after another for the next 4-6 hours, waiting patiently for the dizziness and instability of my body to go away. I was on the toilet urinating at least 15 seperate times, having the caffeine slowly drained out of me each time, feeling less and less of the dizziness and wobbling each time.
I went to go talk to my younger brother and my Dad, to ask them how I could deal with the 'Caffeine Poisoning' or if I should call 911. They said I shouldn't call 911 unless I pass out or something worse happened. So, I had to keep myself warm with a blanket and whatever I could while pacing back and forth in my room trying not to pass out or go into more extreme panic attacks. My legs were cold and so were my hands, and the colder I got the more intense the panic attacks and dizziness would get.
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The next day after getting some actual sleep, I felt much better and wasn't as afraid as I was the night before, and I tried to go back to my normal living of life. I also threw away the last remaining Stacker 2 pills and didn't even think about trying it again ever. The bad part about this was that for the next 3 weeks after this horrid event in my life, I couldn't drink or eat anything similar or related to caffeine in any way, or else I would get the dizziness and wobbling effect, sometimes extreme and scary still, and I would feel panicky and like I was going to scream from losing control over my body's stability. It made me scared and almost cry at times.
As of right now, I am going to see a doctor about what is going on with me currently, because I still feel and live with the effects of that 1 day of nightmarish proportions, of having a light buzz or wobbling(dizzy) feeling, some feelings of sickness, and I feel like I could die still, my cells feel like they're shutting down one-by-one. My nerves are tweak and shake a little now and then as I do things during the day, and I have a buzz-like feeling coming from all of my nerves and cells as if I still have caffeine in me. It's scary at times, but all I can do now is relax, pray, see a doctor, and keep trying to flush out any leftover effects of that day in me by drinking water and non-caffeine drinks.
I don't know how much longer this feeling will last or if I will ever recover from that day, but I am hoping I don't die painfully from something going wrong with me afterwards. I don't know. I'm OK for now, alive and still functioning, but I have to live with the feelings of having a caffeine hang-over that never seems to go away.
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