WITNESS LIST
Natural Resources Committee
March 29, 2017 - 10:30 AM or upon final adjourn./recess
For:
Harden, Bob (Texas Association of Groundwater Owners and Producers)
Puente, Robert (San Antonio Water System (SAWS))
Schlessinger, Sarah (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts)
Shaw, Doug (Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District)
Against:
McGeary, Judith (Self; Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance)
On:
Kramer, Ken (Sierra Club - Lone Star Chapter)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cammack, Kerry (SouthWest Water Company)
Carmichael, Katherine (Panhandle Producers & Royalty Owners Association)
Conkwright, Jim (Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District)
Doyel, Elizabeth (Self; Texas League of Conservation Voters)
Fitzsimmons, Shauna (Benbrook Water Authority; North Texas Groundwater Conservation
District; Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District)
Flatten, Charles (Self; Hill Country Alliance)
Floerke Gouak, Sarah (Lower Colorado River Authority)
Frazier, Kyle (Texas Desalination Association)
Garcia, Buddy (Aqua Texas)
Geary, Michael (The Texas Conservative Coalition)
Howard, Jay (Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority)
Kosub, Steve (San Antonio Water System (SAWS))
Mccarthy, Ed (Fort stockton holdings Lp; Clayton Williams Farms, inc.)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Asssociation of Business)
Pomeroy, Cory (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
Reaves, Jim (Texas Farm Bureau)
Satterwhite, Kent (Canadian River Municipal Water Authority)
Skaggs, Jason (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association)
Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers)
Williams, C.E. (Self; Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District)
Wright, Felicia (Texas Assn. of Builders)
Against:
Barba, Michael (Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops)
Ross, Robyn (Self)
Simpson, Ryan (League of Independent Voters)
Walton Jr, Conrad (Self)
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For:
Sledge, Brian (Texas Water Conservation Association)
Steinbach, Stacey (Texas Water Conservation Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Allison, Jim (Victoria County Groundwatwe Conservation Distict)
Conkwright, Jim (Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District)
Frazier, Kyle (Texas Desalination Association)
Garcia, Buddy (Aqua Texas)
Harward, Heather (Brazos Valley GCD)
Robbins, Dean (Texas Water Conservation Assn.)
Russell, Claudia (Brush Country Groundwater Conservation District)
Satterwhite, Kent (Canadian River Municipal Water Authority)
Schlessinger, Sarah (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts)
Shaw, Doug (Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District)
Stevens, Bill (Texas Alliance of Energy Producers)
Townsend, Trent (The Nature Conservancy)
Williams, C.E. (Self; Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District)
Against:
Landwehr, Martha (Texas Chemical Council)
Wisdom, Christina (Texas Association of Manufacturers)
On:
Martinez, Robert (TCEQ)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Allison, Jim (Victoria County Groundwatwe Conservation Distict)
Banks, Yannis (Texas NAACP)
Green, Joseph (Travis County Commissioners Court)
Lee, Donald (Texas Conference of Urban Counties)
Mullins, Christopher (Sierra Club)
Ozuna, Jesse (Mayor's Office, City of Houston)
Simpson, Ryan (League of Independent Voters)
Todzia, Carol (Self; League of Women Voters of Texas)
Warndof, Donna (Harris County)
Against:
Beinke, Allen (Texas Aggregates and Concrete Association)
Brown, Jay (Valero Energy Corporation)
Ellmer, Mindy (Anadarko petroleum)
Gibbs, Gary (AEP Southwestern Electric Power Company)
Hutchinson, Scott (Association of Electric Companies of Texas AECT)
2
WITNESS LIST
Against:
Meroney, Mike (Huntsman Corp.)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Asssociation of Business)
Pomeroy, Cory (Texas Oil and Gas Association)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Russell, Claudia (Palo Duro River Authority)
On:
Kirkle, Sarah (Sunset Advisory Commission)
Vaughan, Dee (Commissioner, Moore County)
For:
Brown, Chuck (Upper Colorado River Authority)
Registering, but not testifying:
On:
Kirkle, Sarah (Sunset Advisory Commission)
Registering, but not testifying:
Against:
Schwertner, Ray (City of Garland)
On:
Crawford, Amanda (Office of the Attorney General)
Lary, Trey (Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP)
For:
Bookstaff, Howard (Self; Texas Apartment Association)
Hicks, Clay (Self; Texas Apartment Association)
Medrano, Andres (RealPage)
Reeve, Lana (Realpage, Inc.)
Against:
Gonzales, Juliana (Austin Tenants' Council)
Monts, Britton (Self)
Roach, Nelson (Self; TTLA)
Weber, Martin (Self)
On:
Benter, Tammy (Public Utility Commission)
3
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Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Jackson, Frank (Texas Affiliation of Affordable Housing Providers)
Matz, Laura (Texas Community Association Advocates)
Parsley, Lee (Texans for Lawsuit Reform)
Pendleton, DJ (Texas Manufactured Housing Association)
Wright, Felicia (Texas Assn. of Builders)
Against:
Snell, Jason (Self)
Sommerman, Victoria (Texas Watch)
Sullo, Andrew (Self)
Walker, Nate (Texas Low Income Housing Information Service)
For:
Jarvis, John (SRBA)
Kraft, Wally (Self; SRBA)
Milton, Fred (Self; Riverbend water resources district)
Milton, Fred (Self; Riverbend Water Resources District)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
McCoy, Bret (Sulphur River Basin Authority)
On:
Kirkle, Sarah (Sunset Advisory Commission)
For:
Harden, Bob (Texas Association of Groundwater Owners and Producers)
Wells, Hope (Texas Water Conservation Association and San Antonio Water System)
Against:
McGeary, Judith (Self; Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance)
On:
Kramer, Ken (Sierra Club - Lone Star Chapter)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Cammack, Kerry (SouthWest Water Company)
Conkwright, Jim (Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District)
Dodge, Megan (City of San Antonio)
Ellis, Gregory (Self)
Floerke Gouak, Sarah (Lower Colorado River Authority)
Frazier, Kyle (Texas Desalination Association)
Garcia, Buddy (Aqua Texas)
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For:
Harward, Heather (Brazos Valley GCD)
Kosub, Steve (San Antonio Water System)
Mccarthy, Ed (Fort stockton holdings Lp; Clayton Williams Farms, inc.)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Asssociation of Business)
Robbins, Dean (Texas Water Conservation Assn.)
Russell, Claudia (Central Texas Regional Water Supply Corporation)
Satterwhite, Kent (Canadian River Municipal Water Authority)
Schlessinger, Sarah (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts)
Shaw, Doug (Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District)
Skaggs, Jason (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association)
Snowden, Tara (Capitol Aggregates, Inc.)
Steinbach, Stacey (Texas Water Conservation Association)
Williams, C.E. (Self; Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District)
Against:
Ross, Robyn (Self)
Simpson, Ryan (League of Independent Voters)
Walton Jr, Conrad (Self)
On:
Flatten, Charles (Self; Hill Country Alliance)
For:
Bradbury, Jim (Self; Talt. Tltc)
Sansom, Andrew (Self)
On:
Bruun, Bech (TWDB)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
(Andy Jones), Vanessa Hague (Andy Jones) (Self; The Conservation Fund)
Boullion, Jill (Bayou Land Conservancy)
Brown, Kirby (Ducks Unlimited)
Fitzsimons, Blair (Self; Texas Agricultural Land Trust)
Flatten, Charles (Self; Hill Country Alliance)
Floerke Gouak, Sarah (Lower Colorado River Authority)
Hufford, Ronald (Texas Forestry Association)
Mccarthy, Ed (Fort stockton holdings Lp; Clayton Williams Farms, inc.)
Mullins, Christopher (Sierra Club)
Olson, Lori (Texas Land Trust Council)
Ozuna, Jesse (Mayor's Office, City of Houston)
Park, Joey (Texas Wildlife Association)
Reaves, Jim (Texas Farm Bureau)
Shepperd, John (Texas Foundation for Conservation)
Skaggs, Jason (Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association)
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For:
Townsend, Trent (The Nature Conservancy)
Against:
Simpson, Ryan (League of Independent Voters)
On:
Zuba, Jessica (Texas water development board)
For:
Harden, Bob (Texas Association of Groundwater Owners and Producers)
Khan, Imaad (Texas Impact)
Kramer, Ken (Sierra Club - Lone Star Chapter)
Rubinstein, Carlos (Self)
Williams, C.E. (Self; Region A Water Group)
On:
Bruun, Bech (TWDB)
Nelson, Matt (Texas water dev board)
Registering, but not testifying:
For:
Conkwright, Jim (Prairielands Groundwater Conservation District)
Doyel, Elizabeth (Self; Texas League of Conservation Voters)
Flatten, Charles (Self; Hill Country Alliance)
Floerke Gouak, Sarah (Lower Colorado River Authority)
Frazier, Kyle (Texas Desalination Association)
Garcia, Buddy (Aqua Texas)
Harward, Heather (Texas Water Supply Partners)
Howard, Jay (San Jacinto River Authority)
Lewis, Ron (North Texas Municipal Water District)
Mccarthy, Ed (Fort stockton holdings Lp; Clayton Williams Farms, inc.)
Minick, Stephen (Texas Asssociation of Business)
Olson, Lori (Texas Land Trust Council)
Satterwhite, Kent (Canadian River Municipal Water Authority)
Townsend, Trent (The Nature Conservancy)
Yancy, Justin (Texas Business Leadership Council)
Zerrenner, Kate (Environmental Defense Fund)
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Lab: Computer Programming with QBASIC
Background
In the early days of computers, most people wrote and ran their own programs. This led
to the conclusion that everybody that was going to use a computer needed to learn how to
program. Courses like "Computers and Society" were substantially about
programming.
Now, however, it is clear that most people who use computers are not programmers, but
use programs (applications) written by others; programs such as word processors,
spreadsheets and database programs. Today, some of these can involve programming. Here,
building formulae in Excel, you have done some programming. And even major word processors
such as Microsoft Word contain built-in programming languages for customizing work.
Usually, however, anything substantial is done by specialists within an organization. It
can still help to understand something about programming. But this is nowhere near the
amount of programming that was done to create the applications.
Here you will examine some pre-written programs to see how they work, using the QBASIC
programming language. DOS always came with a built-in programming language. Earlier DOS
versions came with GWBASIC, but later, QBASIC became the standard. Early versions of
Windows came with a programming language, but starting with Windows 95, programming
languages became for-sale add-ons.
Programming has several steps:
- Design of the program (we will skip that step here, but in real-life programming it is
critical, and often determines success or failure of the whole project).
- Entering the program, usually via the keyboard. Programs are usually text files,
although they may have extensions other than txt (QBASIC, for example, uses bas). However,
even with other extensions, program files can be edited with text editors such as NotePad.
The program at this point is in a programming language, and is generically known as
"source code" (the form that can most easily be read and understood by humans.
- Fixing syntax problems. This is the easiest part of debugging. All programming languages
have grammars or syntaxes, formal rules that all statements must comply with. For example,
in QBASIC, two variables must be separated by an operator that combines them, such as +,
-, * (multiplication) or /. Each program statement must comply with the syntax, which
means that the computer will be able to execute it. This by no means assures that the
program will do what you want, however.
- Execution and debugging. The source language statements must be translated into machine
code that the computer can directly execute. This can be done statement-by-statement and
executed after translation. This method is known as "interpeting." Or, all of
the translation can be done at once, up front, and saved as a file (exe, com or dll
extension) known as "compilation." Compilation results in faster execution rates
since the computer does not have to do the translation while it is executing. QBASIC is an
interpreted language. As the program is executed by whichever of these two types of
processes, the programmer must verify that the program is actually doing what was
intended. This is also debugging, and is more difficult that the first step.
QBASIC is designed for small programs and quick results. It has one outstanding feature
for beginners; each program line is checked for syntax after you leave the line with
<Enter> or the up or down arrow keys. It may not do what you want, but the check
ensures that it is legal. If the line is OK, it is put into a standard format with:
- all mathematical operators such as + and - have a space on each side
- all QBASIC commands and other keywords are capitalized. Examples of commands and
keywords are INPUT (get user input from keyboard) and PRINT (display on the screen).
If the line is not legal, there is no change from the way you typed it; this is a
signal to look for a problem and edit the line to fix the problem(s).
Notice that if you enter lines already in the standard format, there will be no change
if the line is legal. Therefore, it pays to enter lines without spaces around the
operators, and with the keywords in lowercase.
Starting QBASIC
- If you have a QBASIC desktop icon, double-click that.
- If you do not have a QBASIC desktop icon, but you have copied QBASIC to your C: drive,
start Windows (NT) Explorer, right-click on the C: icon, then choose "Find" and
type "qbasic.exe" and click "Find Now." When QBASIC is found, you have
two options:
- To create a desktop icon, right-click on the qbasic.exe icon, choose "Create
Shortcut" and respond "Yes" when you are asked if you want the shortcut to
be placed on the desktop. Close the "Find" dialog, close or minimize Windows
(NT) Explorer, and locate the new icon on the desktop. Proceed as under the first bullet
above.
- To run directly, right-click on the qbasic.exe icon, choose "Open", click
"OK" to clear the Parameters dialog, and QBASIC will open.
When QBASIC starts, tap the <Esc> key to clear the opening dialog, unless you
want to read the background help information.
Using QBASIC:
You may be able to use the mouse with QBASIC menus. QBASIC menus are very similar to
Windows menus. Unlike Windows, the mouse cursor starts off the screen on the left. Move
the mouse to the right to bring the cursor onto the screen.
To use the QBASIC menus on the lab computers, first hit the <Alt> key. This will
highlight the menu items. (If you hit <Alt> by mistake, you can hit <Esc> or
<Alt> again to cancel and return to the screen.) To pull down a menu item, such as
File, type its first letter (white when menus are highlighted). With the menu subitems
pulled down for display, move up and down with the corresponding arrow keys. When the item
you want is highlighted, hit <Return> to choose it.
The programming screen is blue by default; the help screens are black.
In QBASIC, like most high-level programming languages, the programmer keeps tracks of
variables by symbol (e.g. x) instead of by the numerical address of the location. QBASIC
keeps track of the addresses.
QBASIC has several types of values it can store and work with. Here, these are
specified by the last character of the variable name, as follows:
- $: a string, or set of characters.
- %: an integer, or whole number
- !: a real number, or number with a decimal point.
On a program line, anything after a single quote (') is treated as a comment and
ignored. You will use this as part of the assignment.
Assignment:
(NOTE: Below, for a key with a word label, such as Esc, the key is shown as
<Esc>. If you see the angle brackets <> they enclose the text on the key.)
- Start QBASIC:
- One by one, type the programs listed below into the QBASIC programming screen. Put a
comment on each line explaining what the line does in the program. (Remember: comments
start with '.) Put another comment line at the beginning with your name on it, and a
second line (or lines) explaining what the program does. Print out and turn in the
program. The File / Print menu items prints the current program.
- Type in each line using all lowercase characters, and with no spaces around the = and +
characters. For example, for the line in Program 1 shown as
j$ = INKEY$
type in instead
j$=inkey$
- If you haven't made any typing mistakes, you will your typing change to the format shown
in the program listing when you hit <Enter> or <Return> to start typing the
next line.
- You will probably make typing mistakes, which usually result in the line just typed not
having the correct syntax, so that QBASIC will not put the line in the standard format as
explained above. When this happens (doesn't happen), examine the line on the screen,
compare it to the listing here, and make corrections, until the syntax errors have all
been corrected.
- After each program is working, use the File / Print menu items to print the program with
your comments, then delete everything from the screen to type in the next program. You can
use File / Save (As) to save your programs.
- Also, run each program to see exactly what it does. (In fact, you may have to do this
before you can figure out what some of the program lines do.) Once a program is typed in,
use the Run / Start menu item to run the program. Each of these programs waits for the
user (you) to type. On the program listing, write out what the program does.
- In general, these programs all demonstrate how it is the microprocessor that controls
what appears on the screen. In other words, there is no direct connection between the
keyboard and the screen, but everything is subject to the control of the microprocessor.
Program 1
CLS
PRINT "C:> ";
DO WHILE (2 > 1)
j$ = INKEY$
IF (LEN(j$) = 1) THEN
IF (ASC(j$) = 27) THEN STOP
PRINT j$;
END IF
LOOP
NOTE: you will have to use <Esc> to end this one.
Program 2
CLS
PRINT "C:> ";
DO WHILE (2 > 1)
j$ = INKEY$
IF (LEN(j$) = 1) THEN
IF (ASC(j$) = 27) THEN STOP
IF (j$ <> " ") THEN j$ = CHR$(ASC(j$) + 1)
PRINT j$
END IF
LOOP
NOTE: you will have to use <Esc> to end this one.
Program 3
s$ = "Help, I'm a prisoner inside this computer. " ' Set up line for display
j% = LEN(s$)
i% = 0
CLS
PRINT "C:> ";
DO WHILE (2 > 1)
k$ = INKEY$
IF (LEN(k$) = 1) THEN
IF (ASC(k$) = 27) THEN STOP
i% = i% + 1
IF (i% > j%) THEN i% = 1
PRINT MID$(s$, i%, 1);
END IF
LOOP
NOTE: you will have to use <Ctrl>c to end this one;
Appendix: More detail about the QBASIC commands
There are many QBASIC commands and keywords. To learn about one, click on Help,
double-click on Index and type the first letter of the keyword. Then double-click on the
one you want to read about. To leave Help, hit <Esc> to get back to the programming
screen. Here are the keywords we will be using:
- ASC(): A number equal to the character code of the character inside the
parentheses.
- CLS: Clear the screen
- DO WHILE: Carry out the program lines that follow, as long as the
condition following the WHILE is true.
- IF (condition) THEN action: If the condition is true, then the action
is executed. If the condition is false, then nothing is done.
- IF (condition) THEN action1 ELSE action2: If the condition is true,
then actions is executed; otherwise action 2 is executed.
- INKEY$: Gets the keyboard from the user, one key at a time, but without
displaying it on the screen. As indicated by the $ at the end, they key is treated as a
character, not as number.
- INPUT: Get keyboard input from the user. Also displays the keyboard on
the screen. For example, INPUT x% gets number keystrokes from the keyboard, converts them
from ASCII and stores them in the variable x%. If there is a string inside quotation marks
between INPUT and the variable, it is output as a prompt to the user. If the user entry
does not match the variable, it cannot be stored in the variable, and an error message is
displayed. This happens if, for example, the variable is an integer (ends in %) and the
user types z.
- LEN(): A number equal to the length of the string inside the
parentheses
- LOOP: Ends a DO WHILE (lines between DO WHILE and LOOP will be carried
out
- LPRINT: Print to the printer
- PRINT: Print to the screen. Ending with a semicolon (;) means that the
next print starts immediately to the right.
- MID$(string,i,j): A substring of the string that is the first argument,
starting at character number i. The substring is j characters long. (If j is omitted, the
substring is one character long.)


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Computing on booleans
Define the functions associated with the following boolean connectives :
Notice that these functions are already defined in the standard library
under the names negb, orb, andb , xorb
and Bool.eqb.
bool_not : bool -> bool
bool_or : bool->bool->bool
bool_and : bool->bool->bool
bool_xor : bool->bool->bool
bool_eq : bool->bool->bool
Prove the following theorems :
Theorem bool_xor_not_eq :
(b1,b2:bool)(bool_xor b1 b2)=(bool_not (bool_eq b1 b2)).
Theorem bool_not_and :
(b1,b2:bool)(bool_not (bool_and b1 b2))=
(bool_or (bool_not b1) (bool_not b2)).
Theorem bool_not_not : (b:bool)(bool_not (bool_not b))=b.
Theorem bool_tex : (b:bool)(bool_or b (bool_not b))=true.
Theorem bool_eq_reflect : (b1,b2:bool)(bool_eq b1 b2)=true -> b1=b2.
Theorem bool_eq_reflect2 : (b1,b2:bool)b1=b2 ->(bool_eq b1 b2)=true.
Theorem bool_not_or : (b1,b2:bool)(bool_not (bool_or b1 b2))=
(bool_and (bool_not b1) (bool_not b2)).
Theorem bool_or_and_distr: (b1,b2,b3:bool)
(bool_or (bool_and b1 b3) (bool_and b2 b3))=
(bool_and (bool_or b1 b2) b3).
Solution
exobool.v
Note
Please notice the difference between the data type bool : Set ,
which has only two inhabitants, and the type Prop : Type
of all propositions, which has an infinite number of inhabitants.
Since Prop and bool are very different types,
the reader must not be puzzled by the boolean versions of double negation
(bool_not_not) and excluded middle (bool_tex).
Let us recall that the following propositions do not hold
in Coq!
(P:Prop)~~P <->P
(P:Prop) P \/~P
Notice also that the theorems bool_eq_reflect and
bool_eq_reflect2 establish a bridge between the boolean
function bool_eq and the Leibniz equality eq.
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Here is the explanation of all programs.
- What arguments you can give when you execute them
- How to use them
To execute a file, you must be in the folder clock/
of the project and do
./<file>
in a terminal.
Replace <file>
by the python file you want to execute in the clock/
folder.
Programs¶
- Clock
File:clock.py
- Binary clocks
Files:binary_clock_block.py
andbinary_clock.py
- Digital clock
File:digital_clock.py
- Menu config
File:menu_config.py
- Diaporama
File:diaporama.py
Clock¶
The clock is the main program of the project.
Colors¶
First, I'll explain you the colors.json
file (located in the clock/
folder).
This file is a json object. Keys are colors names and values are the RGB color value as a list. The list contains three integers (between 0 and 255).
{
"color_name": [<red_value>, <green_value>, <blue_value>]
}
To see an example of what the colors.json
should contain, you can look the
content of that file on GitHub.
This file is made for people who want to add their custom colors.
Arguments¶
Here I'll explain all argument you can give to the clock program.
To get help on the clock program and see what arguments it take, call it with the
-h
or --help
argument as follow ./clock.py -h
.
-h
or--help
→ Show the help.-fg
or--foreground
with one of the color name which is in thecolors.json
file → Set the foreground color.-bg
or--background
with one of the color name which is in thecolors.json
file → Set the background color.-r
or--rotation
with the rotation angle (0, 90, 180, 270) → Set the rotation of the LED matrix.-b
or--brightness
with a float number between 0 and 1 → Set the brightness, higher is brighter.-l
or--location
with a string which is the name of the location you want the weather → Set the location you want the weather.-i
or--interactive
→ Launch the program in interactive mode.-s
or--speed
with any int of float number higher than 0 → Set the scoll speed and refresh rate, lower fastest.
Config¶
I'll now explain how configuration this program work and his default values.
The clock program has 4 configuration type:
- The defaults configuration. This is the configuration used in last resort
- The config file. This configuration file is persistent.
- The arguments given. This is configuration given when you start the program.
- The interactive mode. This mode asks you each value which can be confugured at the program start.
The priroty of configuration is like this:
| Very Prior | Prior | Less Prior | Not Prior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interactive mode | Arguments | Config file | Defaults |
defaults¶
Defaults values are used when:
- The
config.json
file is not found. - No arguments are given.
- The interactive mode is not used.
Defaults values are:
| Parameter | Default value |
|---|---|
| foreground | white |
| background | black |
| rotation | 0 |
| brightness | 1 |
| location | None |
| speed | 0.1 |
config file¶
Values in the configuration file are used when:
- The file
config.json
is present. - The value for a setting is valid.
- No arguments are given.
- The interactive mode is not used.
You can change the configuration in this file:
- By hand (not recommended).
- By using the Menu config program and
copying the output in the
config.json
file. - By accessing the Menu config feature while the clock is running (recommended). To know how to do that, see the usage section.
Warning:
Using the Menu config feature of clock program will overwrite the previous
config in the config.json
file.
arguments¶
Values in arguments are used when:
- The argument is present.
- The value of the argument is valid.
- The interactive mode is not used.
To know available arguments and their values, refer to the Arguments section.
Giving arguments will not overwrite the config.json
file.
interactive¶
Values given in interactive mode are used when:
- The interactive mode is used.
Using the interactive mode will not overwrite the config.json
file.
Usage¶
When the clock is started (it may take a little time to display things on the LED matrix) use the joystick to navigate.
| Joystick action | Action |
|---|---|
| Pushing Right | Switch to the next feature |
| Pushing Left | Switch to the previous feature |
| Pushing Up | Nothing |
| Pushing Down | Nothing |
| Pressing it | Start the menu config (press agait to exit) |
Each config work exactly the same as when they are started as the main program.
To know how to use features, see below.
Binary clocks¶
The two binary clocks both don't take any arguments.
They just display the time in binary.
The time is continuously displayed.
Time is displaied as explained in the feature section.
Block mode¶
The rotation is set to 0° (that mean the up is up and the down is down).
Hyphen mode¶
The rotation is set to 180° (that mean the up is down and the down is up).
Digital clock¶
The digital clock program take no arguments. It just displays the time.
The time is continuously displayed.
The rotation is set to 0° (that mean the up is up and the down is down).
Time is displayed as explained in the feature section.
Menu config¶
The menu config program is used to make the config.
The rotation is set to 180° (that mean the up is down and the down is up).
The foreground color is set to blue while the background color is set to yellow.
When you execute the program you'll first can change the brightness.
Pushing the joystick on the left you'll can change the text scroll speed
(lower is speediest, highest is slowest).
Pushing the joystick on the left again, you'll can change the rotation.
Pushing the joystick on the left again, you'll can change the background color.
Pushing the joystick on the left again, you'll can change the foreground color.
Pushing the joystick one last time on the left you go back to the brightness settings.
Pushing the joystick to the right will browse settings in the reverse order.
To change value of a setting, push the joystick up or down.
For example, pushing down the joystick on the brightness settings will
reduce it, while pushing it up will increase the brightness.
Changes take effect immediately.
When you set the rotate, only the display rotates.
The joystick directions don't change.
When you have configured your settings as you like, press the joystick to quit
the program. It will print on screen you json configuration.
You can copy it to the config file
of the clock program.
Diaporama¶
The diaporama program takes no arguments. It just pass images.
Images are displayed 1.5
seconds.
The rotation is set to 180° (that mean the up is down and the down is up).
You can add your custom images in the folder clock/pictures/
. Images you add
should have a size of 8 by 8 pixels.


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type "help" to see a list of available commands.
djtran@Chrome ~$


Name {{person.first_name}} {{person.last_name}}
Id {{person.country_id}}
Address {{person.address}}
Phone {{person.phone_1}}
Email {{person.email}}
Date {{create_date | date: 'dd/MM/yyyy'}}
User {{action_user}}
Path {{contract_product}}
You have to render and confirm contract first


A popout GenInteraction is really just a grouping object that exists as either a simple sub-group or as a dialog box. Popouts generally begin life as sub-groups but can be "popped out" into dialog boxes that can be repositioned wherever the user wishes them. The dialog boxes can also be popped back into their sub-group arrangement.
In general, the GenInteraction is either popped-out or popped-in by double-clicking within the Interaction bounds.


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Talking Clock
1.0
Talking clock for Cypress PSoC Analog Coprocessor kit
|
#include "custom_assert.h"
#include "iprintf.h"
#include "lpc_synth.h"
#include "custom_synth.h"
#include "temperature.h"
#include "main.h"
Functions | |
| static void | uart_output_time (RTC_DATE_TIME dateTime) |
| Output current RTC time to UART. More... | |
| static void | uart_output_temperature (int16_t temperature) |
| Output current temperature to UART. More... | |
| static void | uart_edit_time (RTC_DATE_TIME dateTime) |
| Interactive RTC time editor using UART. More... | |
| int | main (void) |
| Application entry point. More... | |
Variables | |
| static uint8_t | g_rx_char |
| Single character received from UART. | |
| int main | ( | void | ) |
Application entry point.
|
static |
Interactive RTC time editor using UART.
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static |
Output current temperature to UART.
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static |
Output current RTC time to UART.


GEORGIA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
GEORGIA tells the story of two sisters who love each other deeply. One, Georgia (Mare Winningham), is an unambitious but highly successful singer. The other, Sadie (Jennifer Jason Leigh), is an extremely ambitious but mediocre and unsuccessful singer whose specialty is singing her sisters songs - badly. Moreover, Georgia is very domestic. She loves to cook at the farmhouse where her happy family lives. Sadie is single, unhappy, and has a life threatening obsession with drinking.
When the movie opens Sadie has a bottle of whiskey that she is guzzling down while being a maid at a cheap motel. When she is invited to Georgia's Norman Rockwell farmhouse, Sadie starts off each morning drinking from mini-bottles in the kitchen. She stays so wiped out she can hardly stand up and her emotions are out of control. Nevertheless, the love the sisters have for each other shines through this adversity. Georgia ask Sadie, "What are you drinking?", and Sadie replies, "You know me. Whatever is cheap or free."
Sadie is an awful singer with a scratchy and irritating voice. She makes up some songs with lyrics including "Take me back" song ten times in a row like a Chinese water torture. During her first long song, people started piling out of my audience and heading to the lobby for refills. There is one long songfest that she has towards the end that made me want to jump up and scream "Cut!" to the editor (Elizabeth King).
Eventually, a clean cut kid named Axel (Max Perlich) who is delivering her groceries falls in love with Sadie. He and Georgia's husband Jake (Ted Levine) are excellent in minor but important roles. There is a scene in the kitchen where Jake is talking with Sadie about his marital problems over the years that is one of the best scenes of the movie. This part reminded me of part of one of my favorite movies, THE BIG CHILL.
Sadie has a fatalistic view of the world. She tells her audience at a concert that, "In the dark we're all scared. We're all scared and there are more of us all the time." In her tragic life she is being wasted away by drinking. She may also be a bulimic. Georgia tells her, "I want to know what you do locked away in that bathroom for half an hour." She keeps getting frailer and frailer throughout the movie.
And yet, this movie is not a downer. At its heart and soul it is about intense sisterly love. Georgia is embarrassed by Sadie but bites her tongue, and offers Sadie, literally, the clothes off her back. Sadie in turn worships the ground that Georgia walks on.
Jennifer Jason Leigh's performance is riveting. She is an actress who really gets into her roles, and it shows. She is a thin woman who made a point of losing even more weight for the part. My only criticism of her acting is that when Sadie is sober her mannerism do not change. Mare Winningham has a hard role to shine in, but she is up to it. The chemistry between the two of them is genuine and believable. Even some of the very minor characters like that of Sadie's bandleader Bobby (John Doe) and of the heroin wiped out drummer Herman (John C. Reilly) are compelling.
The costumes (Carol Oditz) and the make-up play a vital part. Sadie's heavy black eye make-up gives her both a wasted and a trendy look. Her clothes, especially some of the rags she wears toward the end, help establish her character. The script (Barbara Turner) is written smart and insightful. I thought I had the ending figured out, but I didn't. Finally, much credit has to go to the highly controlled directing by Ulu Grosbard.
GEORGIA runs 1:53. It is correctly rated R for heavy alcohol and drug abuse, bad language, some nudity, and a little sex. It is a very serious show that would be appropriate only for mature teenagers. This movie is filled with riveting performances, and I recommend it to you. It gets *** from me.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: January 15, 1996
Opinions expressed are mine and not meant to reflect my employer's.
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Type of client: writeable/readonly/partitioned/graph
By default all clients are 'writeable', certain clients are short lived and perform long sync and build cycles. Over time these build clients can fragment the 'db.have' table which is used to track what files a client has synced. Setting a type of 'readonly' gives the client its own personal 'db.have' database table. A 'readonly' client cannot 'edit' or 'submit' files, however for build automation this is not usually a requirement and the performance tradeoff is worth considering if your build automation is causing issues with the 'db.have' table. This option requires that an administrator has first configured the 'client.readonly.dir' setting. If it is necessary to submit changes as part of your build, you may specify a 'partitioned' client: like a 'reaonly' client, this type also has a separate 'db.have' table under the 'client.readonly.dir' directory, but allows journalled 'edit' and 'submit' of files.


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Vienna Vulkan Engine
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An event listener for GLFW events. More...
#include <VEEventListenerGLFW.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| VEEventListenerGLFW (std::string name) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~VEEventListenerGLFW () |
| Destructor. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ve::VEEventListener | |
| VEEventListener (std::string name) | |
| Constructor. | |
| virtual | ~VEEventListener () |
| Destructor. | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ve::VENamedClass | |
| VENamedClass (std::string name) | |
| Constructor. | |
| ~VENamedClass () | |
| Destructor. | |
| std::string | getName () |
Protected Member Functions | |
| virtual void | onFrameEnded (veEvent event) |
| Make a screenshot and save it as PNG. More... | |
| virtual bool | onKeyboard (veEvent event) |
| Callback for GLFW keyboard events. More... | |
| virtual bool | onMouseMove (veEvent event) |
| Default behavior when the mouse is moved. More... | |
| virtual bool | onMouseButton (veEvent event) |
| Track buttons of the mouse. More... | |
| virtual bool | onMouseScroll (veEvent event) |
| React to mouse scroll events. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from ve::VEEventListener | |
| virtual bool | onEvent (veEvent event) |
| Use the main event type to call specific handlers. More... | |
| virtual void | onFrameStarted (veEvent event) |
| Before frame rendering and all event processing. Event cannot be consumed. | |
| virtual void | onDrawOverlay (veEvent event) |
| Draw an overlay. | |
| virtual bool | onSceneNodeDeleted (veEvent event) |
Protected Attributes | |
| bool | m_usePrevCursorPosition = false |
| Can I use the previous cursor position for moving the camera? | |
| bool | m_rightButtonClicked = false |
| Is the left button currently clicked? | |
| float | m_cursorPrevX = 0 |
| Previous X position of cursor. | |
| float | m_cursorPrevY = 0 |
| Previous Y position of cursor. | |
| bool | m_makeScreenshot = false |
| Should I make a screeshot after frame is done? | |
| bool | m_makeScreenshotDepth = false |
| Should I make a screeshot after frame is done? | |
| uint32_t | m_numScreenshot = 0 |
| Screenshot ID. | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ve::VENamedClass | |
| std::string | m_name |
| Name of this instance. | |
An event listener for GLFW events.
This is the default event listener for GLFW events. Basically it steers the standard camera around, just as you would expect from a first person shooter.
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protectedvirtual |
Make a screenshot and save it as PNG.
If key P has been pressed, transfer the last swapchain image to the host and store it in a PNG
| [in] | event | The onFrameEnded event |
Reimplemented from ve::VEEventListener.
|
protectedvirtual |
Callback for GLFW keyboard events.
| [in] | event | The keyboard event |
create some default constants for the actions
add the new translation vector to the previous one
combination of yaw and pitch, both wrt to parent space
Reimplemented from ve::VEEventListener.
|
protectedvirtual |
Track buttons of the mouse.
If a button is clicked or released then this is noted in the engine m_mouse_buttons_clicked set
| [in] | event | The mouse button event |
Reimplemented from ve::VEEventListener.
|
protectedvirtual |
Default behavior when the mouse is moved.
If left button is clicked then is is equivalent of UP/DOWN LEFT/RIGHT keys will rotate the camera. For this we need the previous cursor position so we can determine how the mouse moved, and use this information to move the engine camera.
| [in] | event | The mouse move event |
Reimplemented from ve::VEEventListener.
|
protectedvirtual |
React to mouse scroll events.
They are the same as key W/S
| [in] | event | The mouse scroll event |
Reimplemented from ve::VEEventListener.


The Weather Dashboard app allows users to search for the current and five day forcast for any US city. The app will save the searched citys in the local storage.
The NASA SpaceX project allows users to search the NASA and SpaceX databases and download information about the space missions current and in the past. You'll get interesting facts and pictures of missions.
This Day Planner helps users keep track of their busy days. The user can put in their scheduled events for the day, and as the day progresses, the colors will change on the line for a great visual aid to finding the current event.
As a student in KU Coding Bootcamp I found this an interesting to create a quiz about Javascript. As the user opens up the webpage, they are presented with a timed quiz to see how well they've learned Javascript. The score is saved in local storage. Time is taken off the game clock for any incorrect answers.
This Eat Da Burger app was fun. We applied some backend skills on this assignment, and learned how to store data in a database using MySQL. The user can submit a burger of their choice, and click on devour it button to consume the burger. The burger is saved in the database even after being devoured. The burger is moved to the right side of the screen upon devouring.
This Cocktail_Coterie was our second group project. It was our first full stack including front end, middleware and back end coding. This app allows the user to search a database to load cocktails and save favorite drinks. The user can invite friends to a virtual online cocktail party through their own Zoom link, as they share a favorite beverage recipe.


The primary research inspiration was based on the beautiful design of the Google Tilt Brush and the Japan Airlines HoloLens Experience. As our prototype evolved, the team researched other navigation opportunities in 3D Modeling software such as Maya and SolidWorks. Consequently, one of functionalities, the “NavTree,” resembles the SolidWorks tree map navigation. As for our second option, the team went beyond software and discovered the interconnectivity of the Lego toys to be a true inspiration for the “explosion mode” of ExploSphere.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>This project was made in conjunction with the NASA JPL Ops Lab and the User Experience Course at NYU Tandon School of Engineering


To start off our class, We participated in class challenges. There were two seperate challenges for us to complete. One was to build a tower out of newspaper that could withstand the airflow of a fan, and the other one was to build a structure out of straws that could catch a golf ball.
My group was able to build our tower fairly well. We used a cone of newspaper as the base, with some rolled up newspaper sticking out of the top for height. We also added some supports along the sides of the cone and underneath it to prevent it from falling over. I was the one who decided on the cone shape, and also helped put everything together. It easily withstood the wind from hte fan.
The second challenge we did was the golf ball drop. My group had a considerably harder time completeing this challenge. In the end we settled on a boat shape (on far left of picture above). I helped bulid the supports. It failed to catch the golf ball properly, due to not being sturdy enough or having high enough walls.


Getting Started with the MERN Stack
Intall NodeJS
MacOS and Windows
Intall MongoDB
MacOS
Windows
Get Familiar with the MERN Stack
Digital Ocean Tutorial
GeeksforGeeks Tutorial
Back4App Tutorial


Had to go do leg day & ab day after I opened this package of Funky Cold VaGeena's from dgthrasher, just to put my elevated heart rate to work:
Biggums:http://i62.tinypic.com/24kvzag.jpg
1⃣Gladue Brew Sour Black Batch 1 - fuck around
2⃣Anna - I have missed and taken for granted (with every other HF beer I can't just drive to get anymore)
3⃣Southampton Saison - never had, but I've been lamenting on how my Saison stocks have been lacking recently, definitely looking forward to crushing this
4⃣Westbrook Gozu - hasn't really been on my radar, but I've heard people raving about it lately
5⃣Grassroots Arctic Saison - have only had once and really liked it
6⃣Night Shift Mainer Weisse - very much looking forward to try!
Littl'ins
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7⃣NG Apple Ale - PUMPED to try this, and perennially anything from NG
8⃣Jack's Abby Berliner Braun - not usually keen on lactic browns but I've been on a raving Berliner kick and Jack's Abby had been killing it lately - pumped to try
9⃣Allagash Midnight Brett - missed a pour on tap recently by minutes, really excite to get a taste out of the bottle!
1⃣0⃣Captain Lawrence Hops'N'Roses - possibly my favorite CL sour actually, and I feel like its overlooked in most people's eyes for whatever reason. Thank you!
1⃣1⃣NG Wild Sour Ale - recently had and really liked (again, with all NG sours)
1⃣2⃣NEBCO Weiss Trash Culture - northeast home feels stirred.  Literally Adult Soda, bitches gon luv it.
Much adieu to Mr. Gladue, thanks a ton mang!
Last edited: Mar 19, 2014


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Provides tools to show and draw image pixels using 'HTML' widgets and 'Shiny' applications. It can be used to visualize the 'MNIST' dataset for handwritten digit recognition or to create new image recognition datasets.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.2) |
| Imports: | htmlwidgets, shiny, miniUI |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2017-10-27 |
| Author: | Javier Luraschi [aut, cre], RStudio [cph] |
| Maintainer: | Javier Luraschi <javier at rstudio.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/javierluraschi/pixels/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/javierluraschi/pixels |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | pixels results |
| Reference manual: | pixels.pdf |
| Package source: | pixels_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: pixels_0.1.0.zip, r-release: pixels_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: pixels_0.1.0.zip |
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New apprenticeship standards developed by employers.
The standards show what an apprentice will be doing and the skills required of them, by job role. Standards are developed by employer groups known as ‘trailblazers’. More standards will be published as they are developed and approved.
Apprenticeship standards: list of occupations available
For more information about the reforms, funding and the trailblazers, please refer to the guidance for trailblazers .
Employers can use the find apprenticeship training service to search for suitable apprenticeships and identify approved training providers who can deliver that training.
The service contains details of training providers who currently offer apprenticeships. It will be updated in 2017 to reflect the new register of apprenticeship training providers.
Each apprenticeship standard has an assessment plan produced by ‘trailblazers’ (employer-led groups that are developing the standards).
Standards showing (approved for delivery) include an approved assessment plan and are ready for employers and training organisations to use.
The apprenticeship funding bands page lists the apprenticeship standards that have an approved assessment plan and funding cap.
Published: 12 November 2014
Updated: 10 March 2017
From: Skills Funding Agency


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It has been days since Northern Ireland had a government.
What have you achieved since Jan 2017?
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There have been days since passing Belgium.
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Kyle Simpson (@gettify) asked me via twitter if I would like to be a BETA tester for his new service 2static.it. For sure I was testing. Actually the private BETA will last for 7 to 14 days.
It’s ” … a free service for improving the page-load performance of your site by addressing one specific performance detractor — cookies on static asset requests.”. If you are using YSLow this is the point “Use cookie-free domains”. I was setting this up and it works perfectly. I will post about it later.
Watching YSlow giving me better and better grades for my personal website http://www.nms.de, I thought it would be cool to go further and also make some more adjustments. The next step was to set expire headers. The point in YSlow is “Add expires headers”. This is as simple as this:
<FilesMatch "\.(ico|pdf|flv|jpg|jpeg|png|gif|js|css|swf)$"> Header set Expires "Thu, 15 Apr 2020 20:00:00 GMT" </FilesMatch>
Place this in your apache2.conf or VhostContainer and restart apache. Now apache is setting an expire header for the matched files in the far future. But be careful. You now have to rename the files when you update them. This should not be that difficult. You could add a version number for example.
Another issue are ETags. In YSlow this is “Configure entity tags (ETags)”. ETags are used for checking out if a ressource in the browsers cache is the same than on the server. If you are not using this meachanisim, the advice is to turn it off - either in your apache conf or in the VhostContainer:
FileETag none
The other rules are more onpage optimization (beside “Use a Content Delivery Network (CDN)). With a little luck, you will get a B or A grade - yeah ;-)
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User Interviews, Comparative Analysis, Heuristic Evaluation, Surveys, Persona, Sketching, Paper Prototyping, & Low Fidelity Prototype
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Crystal Shan, Juliana Lam, Neha Dhawan, Yilin Xue, & Yuan Lee
UX Researcher & Designer
Heuristic evaluation familiarized us with the workflow of Cappex's website and also introduced us to various problems associated. Browse through the following images to view some of the results of our heuristic evaluation.
We found that most of the competitors did a better job with search and filters. We also found that their information architecture was better and most of the other websites made good use of infographics to convey the information.
Browse through the images of our competitors to view our findings from competitive analysis.
All team members then came up with wireframes based on our research. The five wireframes were combined into two main themes:
After getting feedback, we decided to focus on the second theme where user can explore the website without logging in.


Fadi Maali, Richard Cyganiak, Vassilios Peristeras Re-using Cool URIs: Entity Reconciliation Against LOD Hubs. (PDF) In Proceedings of the Linked Data on the Web Workshop 2011 (LDOW2011) Workshop at WWW2011, 2011


Before Change
if self.num_clients == 0 and not ray.is_initialized():
self.ray_connect_handler()
threshold = int(CLIENT_SERVER_MAX_THREADS / 2)
if self.num_clients >= threshold:
context.set_code(grpc.StatusCode.RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED)
logger.warning(
f"[Data Servicer]: Num clients {self.num_clients} "
f"has reached the threshold {threshold}. "
f"Rejecting client: {metadata["client_id"]}. ")
if log_once("client_threshold"):
logger.warning(
"You can configure the client connection "
"threshold by setting the "
"RAY_CLIENT_SERVER_MAX_THREADS env var "
f"(currently set to {CLIENT_SERVER_MAX_THREADS}).")
return
self.num_clients += 1
logger.debug(f"Accepted data connection from {client_id}. "
f"Total clients: {self.num_clients}")
accepted_connection = True
for req in request_iterator:
After Change
f"Total clients: {self.num_clients}")
accepted_connection = True
else:
assert accepted_connection
if req_type == "get":
get_resp = self.basic_service._get_object(
req.get, client_id)
resp = ray_client_pb2.DataResponse(get=get_resp)


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Located in ERC right off Ridge Walk right by RIMAC, Home Plate has a lot to offer UCSD. Twenty beers on tap, happy hour from 4 to 8 everyday, and a rather delicious array of solid food to accompany you in your beer drinking. My first time here I had a Yellowtail and hot wings for $8! SCORE.
5 hour energy drinks, snacks, and other necessities + friendly staff. I came in looking for sanitation wipes and the ladies at the counter knew exactly where they were and even gave me a free eco-friendly canvas bag made of bamboo fiber. Service can't get any better than that! Thank you! =)
Home Plate Cafe is exactly what UCSD needed - a fresh, chill, and still classy place for students and faculty/staff to gather. Move aside heat lamps, meals are prepared fresh daily! The menu boasts a great variety including fresh salads, burgers, and even seared tuna sandwiches! I had the seared tuna sandwich with roasted bell pepper and aioli... And drool-inducing fries! Hmmm! Have I mentioned that they also offer a great selection of beer as well? Rad. Way cool.


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1 Hiram, the king of the city of Tyre, had always been a close friend of King David. When he heard that Solomon had been appointed to become the king after his father was no longer king, he sent messengers to Solomon.
2 Solomon gave those messengers this message to take back to Hiram:
3 "You know that my father David led his soldiers to fight many wars against his enemies in the nearby countries. So he could not try to build a temple in which we could worship Yahweh our God, until after Yahweh enabled the Israelite army to defeat all his enemies.
4 But now Yahweh our God has enabled us to have peace with all the surrounding countries. There is no danger that we will be attacked.
5 Yahweh promised my father David, 'Your son, whom I will enable to be king after you are no longer king, will build a temple for me, Yahweh your God.'
6 So I am requesting that you command your workers to cut cedar trees for me. My men will work with them, and I will pay your workers whatever you decide. But my men cannot do the work alone, because they do not know how to cut down trees like your workers from the city of Sidon do."
7 When Hiram heard the message from Solomon, he was very happy and said, "I praise Yahweh today for giving David a very wise son to rule that great nation!"
8 He sent this message back to Solomon, "I have heard the message that you sent to me, and I am ready to do what you ask. I will provide cedar and cypress logs.
9 My workers will bring the logs down from the Lebanon mountains to the Mediterranean Sea. Then they will tie them together to make rafts to float them in the water along the coast to the place that you indicate. Then my workers will untie the logs, and your workers will take them from there. What I want you to do is to supply food for my men."
10 So Hiram arranged for his workers to supply all the cedar and cypress logs that Solomon wanted.
11 Each year Solomon gave Hiram 3,520 cubic meters of wheat and 416,350 liters of pure olive oil to feed his workers.
12 Yahweh enabled Solomon to be wise, just like he had promised. Solomon and Hiram made a treaty.
13 King Solomon forced thirty thousand men from all over Israel to become his workers.
14 Adoniram was their boss. Solomon divided the men into three groups. Each month ten thousand of them went to Lebanon and worked for a month there, and then they came back home for two months.
15 Solomon also forced eighty thousand men to cut stones in the hill country and seventy thousand men to haul the stones to Jerusalem.
16 He also assigned 3,300 men to supervise their work.
17 The king also commanded his workers to cut huge blocks of stones from the quarries and to smooth the sides of the stones. These huge stones were for the foundation of the temple.
18 Solomon's workers and Hiram's workers and men from the city of Gebal shaped the stones and prepared the timber to build the temple.


Class BaseGameModule<TGame>
The base for a module that controls a game.
Inheritance
System.Object
BaseGameModule<TGame>
Inherited Members
Discord.Commands.ModuleBase<PacManBot.Commands.PmCommandContext>.AfterExecute(Discord.Commands.CommandInfo)
Discord.Commands.ModuleBase<PacManBot.Commands.PmCommandContext>.OnModuleBuilding(Discord.Commands.CommandService, Discord.Commands.Builders.ModuleBuilder)
Discord.Commands.ModuleBase<PacManBot.Commands.PmCommandContext>.Context
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ToString()
Assembly: Pacman.dll
Syntax
public abstract class BaseGameModule<TGame> : BaseModule, IModuleBase where TGame : class, IBaseGame
Type Parameters
| Name |
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| TGame |
The game type that this module controls.
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Commands
Gives access to command information.
Declaration
public PmCommandService Commands { get; set; }
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Game
The active game for this context.
Declaration
public TGame Game { get; }
Property Value
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Games
Gives access to active games.
Declaration
public GameService Games { get; set; }
Property Value
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Services
All services used to create new games.
Declaration
public IServiceProvider Services { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type |
Description |
| System.IServiceProvider |
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BeforeExecute(CommandInfo)
Declaration
protected override void BeforeExecute(CommandInfo command)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| Discord.Commands.CommandInfo |
command |
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Overrides
Discord.Commands.ModuleBase<PacManBot.Commands.PmCommandContext>.BeforeExecute(Discord.Commands.CommandInfo)
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CheckGameAlreadyExistsAsync()
If a game already exists in this channel, sends a message and returns true.
Declaration
public Task<bool> CheckGameAlreadyExistsAsync()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<System.Boolean> |
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DeleteGameMessageAsync()
Safely tries to remove the game's current message from chat.
Declaration
public Task DeleteGameMessageAsync()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task |
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EndGame(GameState)
Deletes the game for this context from the bot.
Declaration
public void EndGame(GameState state = GameState.Cancelled)
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GetCurrentGame()
Obtains the game for the current context from the game service. Used to set Game.
Declaration
protected virtual TGame GetCurrentGame()
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ReplyGameAsync(String)
Sends the game for this context in chat.
Declaration
public Task<IUserMessage> ReplyGameAsync(string overrideContent = null)
Parameters
| Type |
Name |
Description |
| System.String |
overrideContent |
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Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<Discord.IUserMessage> |
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SaveGameAsync()
Saves the game to disk if the game for this context is storeable.
Declaration
public Task SaveGameAsync()
Returns
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Description |
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SendOrUpdateGameMessageAsync()
Tries to update an existing game message, otherwise sends a new one.
Declaration
public Task<IUserMessage> SendOrUpdateGameMessageAsync()
Returns
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Description |
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StartNewGame(TGame)
Adds a new game for this context to the bot.
Declaration
public void StartNewGame(TGame game)
Parameters
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Name |
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game |
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UpdateGameMessageAsync()
Safely modifies the game's current message in the chat.
Declaration
public Task<IUserMessage> UpdateGameMessageAsync()
Returns
| Type |
Description |
| System.Threading.Tasks.Task<Discord.IUserMessage> |
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Legend
Library test statuses:
- T stands for Timeout. The test suite had probably hang.
- C stands for Crash. The lisp process running the test suite terminated without returning test status.
- F stands for FAIL
- K stands for Known FAIL - test failures
exist, but all the failures are already known for the library developers.
- O stands for OK
- U stands for Unexpected OK - all the tests
succeeded, but there are tests marked by the library developers as "known failure",
therefore absense failures is a problem deserving to be reported to the developers
- R stands for No Resourse - the test suite
can not be run because some required
resource is absent in the environment. For example, CFFI library
test suite needs a small C library compiled to DLL. User must
do it manually. In case the DLL is absent, the LIBTEST method
for CFFI returns :NO-RESOURCE
In the result table you may click the status letter to open the library test logs
Sort columns by clicking the column. Hold Shift when clicking to create multi-column sorting.
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I manage this wharf and oversee the many tasks necessary to keep these airships coming and going. My job allows me the chance to look at the sky often. Sometimes, I feel like I spend all day looking up.
Can't say I dislike it. In fact, I used to daydream about flying as a child.
Sigh...that was such a long time ago. Who would have thought that things would change so much?
"Tell me more."


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Twitteratti has a laugh as Fadnavis' 'never, never with NCP' resolve fails
Fadnavis had repeatedly accused Ajit Pawar of corruption.
by DRAKSHA SHARMAMumbai: After Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis took oath on Saturday morning, propped up by a faction of the Nationalist Congress Party's Ajit Pawar, Twitteratti was quick to point out what Fadnavis had said in 2014 of such a possible union.
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The Adarsh Society Scam, which tainted the then Congress-NCP government, was the theme of his tweets.
After Fadnavis took oath as chief minister for the second term and NCP's Ajit Pawar, the nephew of party chief Sharad Pawar, took charge as his deputy, Fadnavis' these old tweets surfaced on the internet.
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--- author: Andre Charland categories: app date: '2010-11-18 22:56:01' link: http://blogs.nitobi.com/andre/index.php/2010/11/18/phonegap-and-sencha-conf/ permalink: /2010/11/18/phonegap-and-sencha-conf-2/ slug: phonegap-and-sencha-conf-2 status: publish title: PhoneGap and Sencha Conf type: post format: html ---
This week Andrew Lunny gave an overview of PhoneGap and HTML/JS development for mobile at Sencha Conf in SF. He also gave a sneak peak of some of new feature he's working on in PhoneGap Build. Check out his awesome slide deck:
PhoneGap Talk @ Sencha Con 2010
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A bigger theme that people should pay attention to is that PhoneGap plays nicely with almost any HTML/JS library that's optimized for the mobile web, Sencha Touch included. These include jQuery Mobile, Zepto.js, Wink Toolkit, Sproutcore, GloveBox, XUI and more…we're currently tracking them and going put together a page on the PhoneGap wiki where we can catalogue and showcase them. Together we can all make better mobile apps and sites with web technologies! So no need for the PhoneGap vs (insert JS lib here) nonsense. Cool. Up up and away!


Do not re-state the problem in the solution, and vice-versa
What did we learn?
"Metasolutions"
The space of possible solutions to any given user problem is infinite.

UX (user experience) as a discipline is messy, imperfect, filled with overlapping methodologies. It's an umbrella term that's
so broad it can feel meaningless. It sometimes lacks internal consistency. It's a work in progress. It's immature and
it needs to get better.
But...
This isn't an exuse to dismiss UX
All of the javascript
Why should I care about UX?
Words are poor abstractions for interfaces
"Pop-up"
Scoping is hard
"Agreement"
Building the wrong thing is expensive
"Look, I built it"
Building the wrong thing is expensive
"Isn't this what you wanted?"
Your ability to practice introspection and empathy and then use your learning in each to develop the other, in other words,
your ability to practice inpathy, shifts your mindset around how you interact with others.
Why can it be so hard to talk to designers about design?
Let's apply some user empathy
feedback without context
back seat designing
git-blame or competetive work cultures
focus on aesthetics or trends over strategy
If developers got feedback like designers...
Hey! I know this isn't a PR yet, but why did you pick that class name...?
Hey - FYI I think I saw that library in use at company XX the other day. Don't want to copy code, hey!
I'm not a programmer, but, that function looks awfully complex... Shouldn't it be simpler!?
So how do we do it better?
Focus on...
Getting the history and context
Clarifying the intended audience
Understanding the design strategy
For example
I had some responses to your design, but I'm not sure I have all the most recent context. Could you give
me a quick update before I offer any feedback?
For example
I'm concerned this design will be hard to use for our target audience because the added complexity increases
cognitive load...
For example
Can we chat about hierarchy of information on this view? I think the visual prominence given to XX
is unnecessary given our strategy of getting users to focus on YY.
Aesthetic preference -vs- Design strategy
We try not to get them mixed up
Activity time!
Let's practice some design critique
Given a door handle...
Which choice do you think is more strategic (less about personal tastes)?
A) People may not see it on a black door
B) It just doesn't 'pop' enough
Given a checkout flow...
Which choice do you think is more strategic?
A) I don't like this shade of turquoise
B) I'm not sure which is the primary button
Given this hospital software...
Which feedback do you think is more strategic?
A) It's too much information to process
B) It looks old skool
Language is key
Consider the difference between
the action you want user to take
-vs-
the action the user perceives
Activity time!
Let's practice some UX design
You're working for a startup called Nuzzl. Nuzzl is a home automation smartphone app that coordinates your
smart pet devices.
Your users don't know when to top up the food and water in their Nuzzl-connected iOT food-dispensers for their pets.
Also, sometimes the pets dirty the water bowls and they need to be cleaned. Your pet parents want to maximise kibble freshness
and ensure their fur baby's access to clean water (with minimal effort).
This solution can be technology or not. Integrated into other systems or stand-alone. It can be hardware, software, machine learning, VR, anything you can imagine.
5 minutes for note-taking
Let's brainstorm some ways to help our users.
10 minutes for rough solution sketches
8 minutes for Crazy-8s
10 minutes to refine a solution idea
Design Critique
30:60:90
30
Sharing work that is 30% done means it's early stages. You're grappling with existential questions. Is this design solving the right problems for the right people?
60
60% done means it's past halfway. Most of the big decisions have been made and medium decisions are being roughed out. Is it broken into the right number of steps? Does the language match the users' mental model?
90
90% is where most people live for design feedback. These are the small details - fine-grained choices for color, font-size, font-family, leading, spacing etc. The final polish.
Consider our sketches
Where are these in the 30:60:90 framework?
Design Critique
Art Gallery
Activity time!
7-10 minutes to review the solution sketches in silence
5 minutes to place dots
Group discussion
Practicing everything we've learned about design critique today!
Reflection time
Take a few minutes to jot down what you've learned, what you already knew, what you might want to explore further.


While scripts will function identically to AutoHotkey in almost all cases there are several underlying changes and enhancements.
The script compiler automatically makes the following conversions to ease transition from AutoHotkey:
SetKeyDelay
, AutoTrim
and DetectHiddenWindows
have been replaced with accessors to their respective A_
variables, i.e. SetWorkingDir, %A_Temp%
is translated to A_WorkingDir = %A_Temp%
;IfGreater, var, 10
becomes if var > 10
. This includes IfMsgBox
, IfInString
, IfWinActive
and others;InStr
and SubStr
are used in place of older string commands like StringLeft
and StringTrimRight
;Repeat
is converted to Loop
;Edit
, ListHotkeys
, ListLines
and ListVars
will do nothing until a future version which has improved debugging support.In future versions these conversions will be disabled, resulting in compiler errors.
Setting a variable to null
will delete it.
The is
keyword has become an expression operator to compare types.
Objects (associative arrays) and regular arrays can be defined with JSON. Consequently, the symbols [
and ]
can no longer be used in variable names.
break
and continue
now have a parameter to indicate which parent loop block should be used.
An each-loop can be used to enumerate objects and arrays with variables A_LoopKey
and A_LoopField
. Strings can be accessed this way by every character.
Function names can be used as variables to refer to their pointers (delegates). Any object can be invoked as a late-bound function.
When scripts are compiled the source code is not attached to the binary file so it cannot be decompiled. This is unlike AutoHotkey which stores a full copy of the script with the compiled .exe which can be extracted and decrypted or read from process memory when it is executed.
Scripts will run the same natively on all operating systems and architectures (32 or 64 bit) with a .NET compatible runtime such as Mono. Almost every version of Windows from XP onwards and most recent Linux desktop distributions have this installed by default.
Source files are read as Unicode text. This is the same for all strings, hotkeys and hotstrings in a script.


Planet Coaster: Console Edition zooms to Xbox One in 2020
It's time to make your stomach churn.
by Dan Thorp-LancasterWhat you need to know
- Planet Coaster is making the jump from PC to consoles.
- The coaster sim game is headed to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2020.
- For now, you can pick up Planet Coaster for PC on Steam for $45.
 As part of Microsoft's X019 celebration today, Frontier Developments announced that a console version of Planet Coaster will hit Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in 2020.
"The living, breathing world of Planet Coaster combines physics driven realism, piece by piece construction and advanced simulation to offer control over every aspect of a park," Frontier Developments plc said in a press release.
When it arrives on consoles, Planet Coaster will bring with it all of the free content that has been added since its launch on PC, Frontier Developments said in a blog post. In the game, you can build a theme park in any way you see fit in a bid to give your visitors the thrill of their lives.
There's no precise release date yet for Planet Coaster: Console Edition, but we should hear more as we head into 2020. For now, you can try Planet Coaster on PC by picking it up for $45 on Steam.

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Quality Assessment Reports
Caliper generates QARs, to provide quantitative information in both graphical and tabular format about the structure and compliance of a code base against a series of predefined ANSI and industry accepted programming rules, plus a list of non-compliant instances for review and remediation. QARs provide you with detailed information about the modules you run quality filter sets on.
The report is generated and stored in HTML format for easy viewing and portability. You can customize it with header information such as the engineering project title, quality manager, model version, and so on.
QARs contain the following:
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• a description of each filter set
• a description of each query, including programming examples where applicable
• a statistical metrics analysis that does not contribute to the total quality score
To view the QAR online for your currently selected file or project, click the Report tab at the bottom of the Caliper left pane window. You may want to widen the right pane window to view the entire width of the report.


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5:33 is a skeptic's response to misinformation and 'alt facts.' It is an emotional reaction to the national war of opinions that has erupted with the recent US election. Most of all, it is an exploration of the cult of always being right.
Holiday is an experimental work, depicting a chaotic tuberculosis diagnosis. It is a drawn-on-film animated stop motion film, where by over 3000 images of x-rays were used. Inspired by the early cinema of Alice Guy Blaché - especially her film Falling Leaves of 1912 - and the experimental art of David Lynch, Peter Tscherkassy, and Len Lye, the film attempts to ignite a ferocious energy through harsh editing, sound design, and furious imagery.
A mesmerizing voyage into the realm of the psyche. Silently flowing movements due to alternating attractive and repulsive forces, generated by a periodic magnetic field originated from within. Resonating between two extremes.
dir. by Nancy Allison, Laura Boato, United States
Italy
runtime: 8 min
High up on a ledge of a marble quarry a sculpture waits to emerge from the rough walls that imprison it. Flesh and stone, sculptor and sculpture, dance around the question of who's creating whom.
dir. by Liam Morgan,Top Tarasin, Thailand
runtime: 10 min
As a primordial character emerges from the soupy earth, a woman leaves the confines of a blind civilization. Their paths move closer to each other and a strange creature bodes ill.
dir. by Patrick Tarrant, United Kingdom
runtime: 20 min
The Trembling Giant is an experimental nature documentary that remediates the iconic landscape of the American southwest by filming through the apparatus of the projector itself. While we do not see the 16mm films playing on the projector, they nonetheless leave their trace as their passage through the mechanism warps the space in front of the camera, much as their soundtracks warp our reading of the Utah landscape.
The imaginary of the city is constructed by individual and collective representations, from that
Marginality already mentioned. It is inhabited and built, transmuted, is own and foreign.
And although not every building, aisle, cellar or means of transport are dwellings they are habitable.
For the inhabitant of Mexico City, the subway, in which he spends at least 4 hours a day is a dwelling even when it is not his dwelling, these constructions are inhabited and when we inhabit them we build them.
I have tried to point out those moments where intimacy
Is made public, where the non-place becomes habitable space, own, dwelling of thoughts and
Sensory experiences that will be user experience, emotional, biographical.
An artist’s film that asks a lot of questions - it’s up to the audience’s experiences to provide answers.
It is an investigation of our human relationship with mechanical and technological systems, of our place within an information environment.
It questions film and photographic methods of representing the fictions and documents of our world, and the social framework that distributes and exhibits these experiences.
It is an aesthetic journey into our recognition of images and our biases toward order and comprehensibility.
And it ponders our human role in face of entropy.
All in all, the history of photography, backward.
runtime: 9 min


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Some regular content. (Some content you need to separate from the rest of the content.)
Some regular content. (Some content you need to separate from the rest of the content.)


LANTANA A film review by Rachel Gordon Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
Men have feelings too. Men cry, despite the stigma attached to their gender, or at least they want to more than they let on. It's all societal conditioning. That's the pretentious premise of this never-ending, two-hour look at couple dysfunction.
With a highly acclaimed cast that includes Anthony LaPaglia, Barbara Hershey, and Geoffrey Rush you would hope this idea would provide great material for such illustrious actors to sink their teeth into. Unfortunately, having been adapted for the screen from a play, by the playwright himself, much of the emotional impact is lost in overwhelmingly dramatic dialogue.
 Her daughter was horribly murdered two years before and her marriage has been stagnant ever since. She and John love each other but cannot connect.  Slowly, Valerie becomes convinced that the divide between she and John is larger than she thought, possibly as a result of Patrick.
Then there's Leon (LaPaglia) a cop married to the beautiful and vibrant Sonja (Kerry Armstrong), who is secretly going to Valerie for therapy. Leon is having an affair with Jane (Rachael Blake), though he is still in love with his wife, as an attempt to feel something. Jane herself is consistently lonely after separating from her husband and often spies on the family next door.
These circles become claustrophobic because Valerie suddenly disappears one evening.  These factors combine to create many a scene in which men are trying to express emotions and mistakes to one another, and fail miserably.
To give the film some credit, it is able to portray masculine anxiety in reacting to a situation too much like a stereotypical woman would. The real problem is that during sympathetic moments, emotive speeches seem forced on all the characters that are uttering them. While the acting is basically impeccable, the conversations are unreal and difficult to accept, even at their most dramatic climaxes. It doesn't help that, when these men are trying to talk to one another, there is repetitive whining about how men aren't suppose to cry or show emotion.
Still, what keeps things interesting is that every person involved is heavily flawed. They lie and cheat and find it difficult to learn from their mistakes. There's always hope, in a new scene filled with tension, that some kind of new barrier will be breached, that some catharsis will come through. The plot is hazy enough, as are its characters, that any growth or change is unpredictable. To see the little details that spring from the characters' effects on each other rings true enough.
What also works are the dysfunctional marriage scenes between husband and wife. Communication comes through looks and stares instead of accusatory speeches. The annoying chatter present when it's two movie-character men talking is thankfully left out.
Lantana's strengths and weaknesses, like its characters, balance each other out. Not a flaw can be found in how it articulates difficulty within a marriage. If only it would stop complaining about how men are raised.

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We just want financial and employment security say Ireland's 20-year-olds
by By Digital Desk staffFinancial and employment security is highest on the list of what 20-year-olds in Ireland are hoping for in the next 10 years.
Nearly three quarters of 20-year-olds surveyed as part of the Growing Up in Ireland study said they'd value a secure, well-paid job.
That's compared to just under a third who said a long-term relationship was of high importance to them.
ESRI researcher Dorothy Watson says most are still reliant on the parents to help them out financially.
"Most of them are not out there working and earning yet ... The parents are taking care of their basic living expenses for the most part."
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Manager at Cork bank begins action aimed at preventing termination of her employment