A scene where physics objects interact with each other. You may add and remove physics objects at will. The scene keeps track of all the objects and checks for collisions, determining their shape in order to do so. This class is in charge of calling all the functions inside the various other classes, and can be cleared of all objects whenever.
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#include <PhysicsScene.h>
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| | ~PhysicsScene () |
| | Deletes all actors in the scene More...
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| void | addActor (PhysicsObject *actor) |
| | Adds a physics object to the scene as an actor More...
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| void | removeActor (PhysicsObject *actor) |
| | Removes a physics object from the scene More...
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| void | update (float dt) |
| | Updates all the actors in the scene and checks for collisions More...
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| void | draw () |
| | Draws all the actors in the scene's list of actors More...
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| void | clear () |
| | Removes all the actors in the scene's list of actors More...
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void | setGravity (const vec2 gravity) |
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float | getTotalEnergy () |
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float | getTimeStep () const |
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void | setTimeStep (const float timeStep) |
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| void | checkForCollision () |
| | Looks at every actor's size and position to determine collisions More...
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static vec2 | getGravity () |
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| static void | ApplyContactForces (RigidBody *body1, RigidBody *body2, vec2 norm, float pen) |
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| static bool | plane2Plane (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between planes More...
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| static bool | plane2Sphere (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between planes and spheres More...
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| static bool | plane2Box (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between planes and boxs More...
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| static bool | sphere2Plane (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between spheres and planes More...
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| static bool | sphere2Sphere (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between spheres More...
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| static bool | sphere2Box (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between spheres and boxes More...
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| static bool | box2Plane (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between boxes and planes More...
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| static bool | box2Sphere (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between boxes and spheres More...
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| static bool | box2Box (PhysicsObject *obj1, PhysicsObject *obj2) |
| | The collision between boxes More...
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| static void | shipCollision (RigidBody *obj1, RigidBody *obj2) |
| | The collision between ships More...
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A scene where physics objects interact with each other. You may add and remove physics objects at will. The scene keeps track of all the objects and checks for collisions, determining their shape in order to do so. This class is in charge of calling all the functions inside the various other classes, and can be cleared of all objects whenever.
◆ ~PhysicsScene()
| PhysicsScene::~PhysicsScene |
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| ) |
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Deletes all actors in the scene
◆ addActor()
Adds a physics object to the scene as an actor
- Parameters
-
| actor | The object to be added |
◆ ApplyContactForces()
| void PhysicsScene::ApplyContactForces |
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RigidBody * |
body1, |
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RigidBody * |
body2, |
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vec2 |
norm, |
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float |
pen |
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) |
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static |
- Parameters
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| body1 | The first body of the collision |
| body2 | The second body of the collision |
| norm | The normal of the first bodies point of contact |
| pen | The amount one object has penetrated the other |
◆ box2Box()
The collision between boxes
- Parameters
-
| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ box2Plane()
The collision between boxes and planes
- Parameters
-
| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ box2Sphere()
The collision between boxes and spheres
- Parameters
-
| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ checkForCollision()
| void PhysicsScene::checkForCollision |
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| ) |
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Looks at every actor's size and position to determine collisions
◆ clear()
| void PhysicsScene::clear |
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| ) |
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inline |
Removes all the actors in the scene's list of actors
◆ draw()
| void PhysicsScene::draw |
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| ) |
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Draws all the actors in the scene's list of actors
◆ plane2Box()
The collision between planes and boxs
- Parameters
-
| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ plane2Plane()
The collision between planes
- Parameters
-
| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ plane2Sphere()
The collision between planes and spheres
- Parameters
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| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ removeActor()
Removes a physics object from the scene
- Parameters
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| actor | The object to be removed |
◆ shipCollision()
The collision between ships
- Parameters
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| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ sphere2Box()
The collision between spheres and boxes
- Parameters
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| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ sphere2Plane()
The collision between spheres and planes
- Parameters
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| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ sphere2Sphere()
The collision between spheres
- Parameters
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| obj1 | The first object in the collision |
| obj2 | The second object in the collision |
◆ update()
| void PhysicsScene::update |
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float |
dt | ) |
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Updates all the actors in the scene and checks for collisions
- Parameters
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| dt | The time between frames |
◆ m_actors
The list of actors in the scene
◆ m_gravity
| vec2 PhysicsScene::m_gravity |
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staticprotected |
◆ m_timeStep
| float PhysicsScene::m_timeStep |
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protected |
The time between fixed updates
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- C:/Users/s191796/source/repos/Physics/Project2D/PhysicsScene.h
- C:/Users/s191796/source/repos/Physics/Project2D/PhysicsScene.cpp


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The ux-time-picker
component can be used to select the time component of a Date
object.
The following options can be used to configure the appearance and behavior of the component.
The value to display.
Whether to show the hour selector.
Whether to show the minute selector.
Whether to show the second selector.
Whether to show the meridian (AM/PM) selector. If this is false, the 24-hour clock will be used.
Whether to show increment and decrement buttons in the time picker.
The number of hours to increment or decrement by when using the spinner buttons, arrow keys, or mouse scroll wheel.
The number of minutes to increment or decrement by when using the spinner buttons, arrow keys, or mouse scroll wheel.
The number of seconds to increment or decrement by when using the spinner buttons, arrow keys, or mouse scroll wheel.
The minimum value that the component will allow.
The maximum value that the component will allow.
An array containing the labels to show in the meridian selector.
Whether the arrow keys can be used to increment or decrement the selected time component.
Whether the mouse scroll wheel can be used to increment or decrement the selected time component.
Whether the control is disabled.
Emitted when the value
changes.
Emitted when the validity of the control changes.


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| backdrop | boolean or the string 'static' |
true | Includes a modal-backdrop element. Alternatively, specify static for a backdrop which doesn't close the modal on click. |
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Overview
Lists filtered records.
Summary
This endpoint will return a set of records filtered by an expression. The filter can be applied to multiple fields
and have multiple and/or conditions in it. Alternatively, you may use an existing filter by specifying its id.
If both a filter definition and a filter id are passed, the two filters will be joined with an AND
.
Care will need to be taken to make sure that any filters used have appropriate indexes on the server side otherwise
the runtime of the endpoint will be very long. Related fields can be searched by specifying the field name as:
"link_name.remote_field", so if you wished to search the Accounts module by a related member account you would
use "members.sic_code".
Request Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
Required |
|
filter
|
String
|
The filter expression. Filter expressions are explained below.
|
False
|
|
filter_id
|
String
|
Identifier for a preexisting filter. If filter is also set, the two
filters are joined with an AND .
|
False
|
|
max_num
|
Integer
|
A maximum number of records to return. Default is 20.
|
False
|
|
offset
|
Integer
|
The number of records to skip over before records are returned. Default is 0.
|
False
|
|
fields
|
String
|
Comma delimited list of fields to return. The field date_modified will always be returned.
Example: name,account_type,description
|
False
|
|
view
|
String
|
Instead of defining the fields argument, the view argument can be used instead. The field list is
constructed at the server side based on the view definition which is requested. This argument can be used
in combination with the fields argument. Common views are "record" and "list".
Example: record
|
False
|
|
order_by
|
String
|
How to sort the returned records, in a comma delimited list with the direction appended to the column name
after a colon.
Example: name:DESC,account_type:DESC,date_modified:ASC
|
False
|
Filter Expressions
There are four types of filters:
Basic
This will filter the results by checking the field "name" for value "Nelson Inc". This will only find exact matches.
Example
{
"filter":[
{
"name":"Nelson Inc"
}
]
}
Full
This expression allows you to specify what operation you want to use for filtering on the field. In the example
you would match any record where the field "name" starts with the value "Nelson".
Example
{
"filter":[
{
"name":{
"$starts":"Nelson"
}
}
]
}
Below is a list of operation types:
| Operation |
Description |
|
$equals
|
Performs an exact match on that field.
|
|
$not_equals
|
Performs an exact match on that field.
|
|
$not_equals
|
Matches on non-matching values.
|
|
$starts
|
Matches on anything that starts with the value.
|
|
$ends
|
Matches anything that ends with the value.
|
|
$contains
|
Matches anything that contains the value
|
|
$in
|
Finds anything where field matches one of the values as specified as an array.
|
|
$not_in
|
Finds anything where field does not matches any of the values as specified as an array.
|
|
$is_null
|
Checks if the field is null. This operation does not need a value specified.
|
|
$not_null
|
Checks if the field is not null. This operation does not need a value specified.
|
|
$lt
|
Matches when the field is less than the value.
|
|
$lte
|
Matches when the field is less than or equal to the value.
|
|
$gt
|
Matches when the field is greater than the value.
|
|
$gte
|
Matches when the field is greater than or equal to the value.
|
Sub-expressions
This allows you to group filter expressions into or/and groupings. By default all expressions are and'ed together.
The example expression would match if the field "name" was either "Nelson Inc" or "Nelson LLC". The only currently
accepted sub-expression types are "$and" and "$or".
Example
{
"filter":[
{
"$or":[
{
"name":"Nelson Inc"
},
{
"name":"Nelson LLC"
}
]
}
]
}
Modules
There are two module expressions, they operate on modules instead of fields. The current module can be specified by
either using the module name "_this" or by leaving the module name as a blank string. The example expression would
filter the records in the current module to only your favorites. The only currently accepted module expressions are
"$favorite" and "$owner".
Example
{
"filter":[
{
"$favorite":"_this"
}
]
}
Response Arguments
| Name |
Type |
Description |
|
next_offset
|
Integer
|
Displays the next offset for retrieval of additional results. -1 will be returned when there are no more
records.
|
|
records
|
Array
|
An array of results containing matched records.
|
Response
{
"next_offset":-1,
"records":[
{
"id":"fa300a0e-0ad1-b322-9601-512d0983c19a",
"name":"Dale Spivey",
"date_entered":"2013-02-26T19:12:00+00:00",
"date_modified":"2013-02-28T05:03:00+00:00",
"modified_user_id":"1",
"modified_by_name":"Administrator",
"created_by":"1",
"created_by_name":"Administrator",
"description":"",
"img":"",
"deleted":false,
"assigned_user_id":"seed_sally_id",
"assigned_user_name":"Sally Bronsen",
"team_name":[
{
"id":"East",
"name":"East",
"name_2":"",
"primary":false
},
{
"id":1,
"name":"Global",
"name_2":"",
"primary":false
},
{
"id":"West",
"name":"West",
"name_2":"",
"primary":true
}
],
"salutation":"",
"first_name":"Dale",
"last_name":"Spivey",
"full_name":"Dale Spivey",
"title":"VP Operations",
"linkedin":"",
"facebook":"",
"twitter":"",
"googleplus":"",
"department":"",
"do_not_call":false,
"phone_home":"(523) 825-4311",
"email":[
{
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"opt_out":"0",
"invalid_email":"0",
"primary_address":"1"
},
{
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"opt_out":"0",
"invalid_email":"0",
"primary_address":"0"
}
],
"phone_mobile":"(373) 861-0757",
"phone_work":"(212) 542-9596",
"phone_other":"",
"phone_fax":"",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"invalid_email":false,
"email_opt_out":false,
"primary_address_street":"345 Sugar Blvd.",
"primary_address_street_2":"",
"primary_address_street_3":"",
"primary_address_city":"Denver",
"primary_address_state":"CA",
"primary_address_postalcode":"87261",
"primary_address_country":"USA",
"alt_address_street":"",
"alt_address_street_2":"",
"alt_address_street_3":"",
"alt_address_city":"",
"alt_address_state":"",
"alt_address_postalcode":"",
"alt_address_country":"",
"assistant":"",
"assistant_phone":"",
"picture":"",
"email_and_name1":"",
"lead_source":"Campaign",
"account_name":"Smallville Resources Inc",
"account_id":"d5db6292-5c24-eb61-e202-512d09f0134e",
"opportunity_role_fields":"",
"opportunity_role_id":"",
"opportunity_role":"",
"reports_to_id":"",
"report_to_name":"",
"portal_name":"DaleSpivey97",
"portal_active":true,
"portal_password":"$1$yKMAONHM$Y5S.8CY.WZCZCwfGD1a1Q\/",
"portal_password1":"",
"portal_app":"",
"preferred_language":"en_us",
"campaign_id":"",
"campaign_name":"",
"c_accept_status_fields":"",
"m_accept_status_fields":"",
"accept_status_id":"",
"accept_status_name":"",
"sync_contact":"",
"my_favorite":false,
"_acl":{
"fields":{
}
}
},
{
"id":"95e17367-9b3d-0e26-22dc-512d0961fedf",
"name":"Florence Haddock",
"date_entered":"2013-02-26T19:12:00+00:00",
"date_modified":"2013-02-26T19:12:00+00:00",
"modified_user_id":"1",
"modified_by_name":"Administrator",
"created_by":"1",
"created_by_name":"Administrator",
"description":"",
"img":"",
"deleted":false,
"assigned_user_id":"seed_sally_id",
"assigned_user_name":"Sally Bronsen",
"team_name":[
{
"id":"East",
"name":"East",
"name_2":"",
"primary":false
},
{
"id":1,
"name":"Global",
"name_2":"",
"primary":false
},
{
"id":"West",
"name":"West",
"name_2":"",
"primary":true
}
],
"salutation":"",
"first_name":"Florence",
"last_name":"Haddock",
"full_name":"Florence Haddock",
"title":"Director Sales",
"linkedin":"",
"facebook":"",
"twitter":"",
"googleplus":"",
"department":"",
"do_not_call":false,
"phone_home":"(729) 845-3137",
"email":[
{
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"opt_out":"1",
"invalid_email":"0",
"primary_address":"0"
},
{
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"opt_out":"0",
"invalid_email":"0",
"primary_address":"1"
}
],
"phone_mobile":"(246) 233-1382",
"phone_work":"(565) 696-6981",
"phone_other":"",
"phone_fax":"",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>"invalid_email":false,
"email_opt_out":false,
"primary_address_street":"111 Silicon Valley Road",
"primary_address_street_2":"",
"primary_address_street_3":"",
"primary_address_city":"Denver",
"primary_address_state":"CA",
"primary_address_postalcode":"79900",
"primary_address_country":"USA",
"alt_address_street":"",
"alt_address_street_2":"",
"alt_address_street_3":"",
"alt_address_city":"",
"alt_address_state":"",
"alt_address_postalcode":"",
"alt_address_country":"",
"assistant":"",
"assistant_phone":"",
"picture":"",
"email_and_name1":"",
"lead_source":"Support Portal User Registration",
"account_name":"Smallville Resources Inc",
"account_id":"d5db6292-5c24-eb61-e202-512d09f0134e",
"opportunity_role_fields":"",
"opportunity_role_id":"",
"opportunity_role":"",
"reports_to_id":"",
"report_to_name":"",
"portal_name":"FlorenceHaddock169",
"portal_active":true,
"portal_password":"$1$nWFhTbK6$JF9BCGSqL\/NCrbhueX5ia0",
"portal_password1":"",
"portal_app":"",
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I want to extend Dojo library with some custom widgets. Dojo widgets are really cool. You can use them from JavaScript and from HTML with the Dojo markup.
From js:
var dialog = new dijit.Dialog({
title: title,
href: href,
preventCache: false,
parseOnLoad: true
});
From HTML:
<button DojoType="dijit.form.Button" type="submit" onClick='Desktop.login()'>Login</button>
Using Dojo widgets from HTML gives you errors when you validate your HTML files because Dojo attributes are non HTML attributes. If you are strict with HTML you have a problem using Dojo but its really easy to develop rich application with Dojo. so it’s your choice ;). But remember: validation tools are just that: validation tools
For my tests I use Dojo from CDN. Dojo library is very big so I don’ t want to upload all the library to my hosting. My hosting (a free one) has a monthly traffic usage limit so I want to limit the trafic to my hosting as far as I can (poor man techniques). Dojo library is in some CDNs (AOL and google for example). You only need to point your scripts to CDN and use cross domain (xd) of Dojo library and you are using the CDN. Really simple.
But If you create a custom widget you can’t upload your widget to the CD. If you paid for a CDN (akamai for example) you can do it but according my poor man’s techniques I use a free CDN so I can’t upload anything to the CDN.
For example when you use a dijit.form.TextBox with Dojo library pointing to google’s CDN you are using the following url: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/Dojo/1.2.3/dijit/form/TextBox.xd.js But if you are going to use your wonderfull custom widget gam.widget.coolwidget your browser will try to load: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/Dojo/1.2.3/gam/widget/coolwidget.xd.js and you will get a flaming 404 file not found error.
My first solution was upload all Dojo library to my hosting. With this solution I will can develop custom widgets without any problem but this is not the Dojo way. You can use xd version of Dojo and custom library in your server without problems. You only need to say Dojo in the configuration where are your widgets
djConfig = {
parseOnLoad: false,
modulePaths:{
gam: './js/gamjs'
},
baseUrl: '/'
};
With this configuration Dojo will continue trying to get dijit.form.TextBox from http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/Dojo/1.2.3/dijit/form/TextBox.xd.js but gam.widget.coolwidget from /js/gamjs/widget/coolwidget.xd.js.
Really easy. isn’t it?


However, it is hard to see that this would be the case.
Take for example a picture of a triangle. That triangle has no meaning on its own. Someone might say that it indicates a pyramid, another says it indicates the invisibility cloak from Harry Potter, and another says it indicates the presence of the Illuminati. Whatever the case, the triangle itself has no meaning; rather, the individuals attach meaning to it.
Even words by themselves have no meaning. We are the ones that attach meaning to the splotches of ink on the paper.
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The EU Referendum, due to be held on Thursday June 23rd 2016, is a chance for the citizens of the UK to have a say over whether the UK should stay in the European Union or vote to leave it. This page is dedicated to answering the fundamental questions that underpin the debate, ranging from why are we having this referendum to the top arguments put forward by both sides.
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The PM David Cameron made it a Conservative Party General Election pledge that the country would hold a referendum on the UKs membership of the EU by 2017. The referendum is set to take place on Thursday June 23rd.
Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
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Experience: Within 30 seconds I feel a gentle wave of warmth wash over my body. The rushing sensation feeling I hear about when injecting. Although I expected more. In less than 15 minutes the rush disappeared and Iím left with a morphine high. Describe as warmth, euphoria, apathy, serenity, peace, calmness, etcÖ
Iím 2 and a half hours into the experience, and I can tell that the morphine high is still here but isnít as strong.
Conclusion: I wanted to conclude that IV morphine isnít that great after all, the rush wasnít what I expected to be. I describe it as a little stronger than snorting 100mg of morphine. It was not worth the trouble of having to go though all the preparation, then the missed shots, and so forth. Your better off snorting a high dose of morphine, plus it last longer. I donít intend on touching the needle again.
Be careful as opiates are known to be highly addictive chemicals, itís easy to overindulge.
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The SeaUrchin objects are created in a parallel block, and each thread gets one SeaUrchin.
Then, the thread draws the SeaUrchin onto the Canvas.
Each SeaUrchin object has its own color and plot data based off of the thread's id number.
SeaUrchin objects are drawn similar to the line fan in testLineFan.
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