View Class
The View class acts as an object wrapper for HTML pages with
embedded PHP, called "views". Variables can be assigned with the
view object and referenced locally within the view.
Read more about using views.
__construct($file =
null, $data = null, $filter = null)
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $file |
null
|
the view filename, if not
supplied you must supply it later through set_filename
or supply it in render. View files should be
relative to the app/views directory.
|
| $data |
null
|
array of values |
| $filter |
null
|
set to true or false
to set auto encoding, defaults to main config setting
(app/config/config.php)
|
|
| Returns |
a new View object
|
| Example |
$view = new View('path/to/view', array(
'menu' => $menu,
'articles' => $articles,
'footer_links' => $footer_links,
));
|
forge($file = null, $data
= null, $filter = null)
The forge method returns a new View object.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $file |
null
|
the view filename, if not
supplied you must supply it later through set_filename
or supply it in render. View files should be
relative to the app/views directory and be supplied
without the .php file extension.
|
| $data |
null
|
array of values |
| $filter |
null
|
tet to true or false
to set auto encoding, defaults to main config setting
(app/config/config.php)
|
|
| Returns |
a new View object
|
| Example |
// Will create a View object for APPPATH/
$view = View::forge('path/to/view', array(
'menu' => $menu,
'articles' => $articles,
'footer_links' => $footer_links,
));
|
auto_filter($filter
= true)
The auto_filter method sets whether to encode the
data or not on a View instance.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $filter |
true
|
whether to encode the data or not
on a View instance |
|
| Returns |
Current View object |
| Example |
$view = View::forge('path/to/view', array(
'menu' => $menu,
'articles' => $articles,
'footer_links' => $footer_links,
));
$view->auto_filter();
// or set it to false
$view->auto_filter(false);
// or chain it
$view = View::forge('path/to/view', array(
'menu' => $menu,
'articles' => $articles,
'footer_links' => $footer_links,
))->auto_filter();
|
set_filename($file)
The set_filename method allows you to set or
change the view filename.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $file |
required |
the view filename, view files
should be relative to the app/views directory and be
supplied without the .php extension.
|
|
| Returns |
Current View object |
| Example |
$view = new View();
$view->set_filename('path/to/view');
|
get($key = null, $default =
null)
The get method retrieves one or all variables set
on a view.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
null
|
variable name |
| $default |
null
|
default value to return if the
variable isn't set |
|
| Returns |
mixed |
| Example |
// create a view and set some data
$view = new View;
$view->set(array('field1' => 'value1', 'field2' => 'value2');
// get a single value
$field1 = $view->get('field1');
// get a single value, set a default if the field does not exist
$field3 = $view->get('field3', 'value3');
// get all values
$fields = $view->get();
|
set($key, $value = null,
$filter = null)
The set method assigns a variable to a view.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
required |
variable name or array of
variables |
| $value |
null
|
the value |
| $filter |
null
|
set to true or false
to encoding, defaults to main auto encoding setting
|
|
| Returns |
Current View object |
| Example |
$view = new View;
$view->set('users', $users, false);
// or set an array
$view->set(array(
'users' => $users,
'articles' => $articles,
), null, true);
// If you need HTML / Javascript passed you need to set the last param to false
// when output encoding is enabled.
$view->set('example', '
Heading
', false);
|
set_safe($key, $value =
null)
The same as
set()
, except this defaults to not-encoding the variable on output.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
required |
variable name or array of
variables |
| $value |
null
|
the value |
|
| Returns |
Current View object |
| Example |
$view = new View;
$view->set_safe('users', $users);
// or set an array
$view->set_safe(array(
'users' => $users,
'articles' => $articles,
), null);
|
set_global($key,
$value = null, $filter = null)
The set_global method sets a variable accessible
for all views.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
required |
variable name or array of
variables |
| $value |
null
|
the value |
| $filter |
null
|
set to true or false
to encoding, defaults to main auto encoding setting
|
|
| Returns |
Void |
| Example |
View::set_global('users', $users, false);
// or set an array
View::set_global(array(
'users' => $users,
'articles' => $articles,
), null, true);
|
bind($key, $value = null)
Assigns a value by reference. The benefit of binding is that
values can be altered without re-setting them. It is also possible
to bind variables before they have values. Assigned values will be
available as a variable within the view file.
Please note: these cannot be cleaned by output
encoding and should thus be considered unsafe.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
required |
variable name or array of
variables |
| $value |
null
|
the value |
|
| Returns |
Current View object |
| Example |
$view = new View;
$view->bind('users', $users, false);
// or set an array
$view->bind(array(
'users' => $users,
'articles' => $articles,
), null, true);
|
bind_global($key,
$value = null)
The bind_global method assigns a global variable
by reference accessible for all views.
Please note: these cannot be cleaned by output
encoding and should thus be considered unsafe.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $key |
required |
variable name |
| $value |
required |
the value |
|
| Returns |
Void |
| Example |
View::bind_global('users', $users);
|
render($file = null)
The render method renders the view object to a
string. Global and local data are merged and extracted to create
local variables within the view file.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| $file |
string |
null
|
the view filename without the
extension |
|
| Returns |
the rendered view file |
| Example |
$html = View::forge()->render('path/to/view');
// or
$html = View::forge('path/to/view')->render();
// or
$html = View::forge()->set_filename('path/to/view')->render();
|
Procedural helpers
render($view,
$data = array(), $auto_filter = null)
The render function is an alias for View::render.
| Parameters |
| Param |
Type |
Default |
Description |
| $view |
string |
required |
the view filename without the
extension |
| $data |
array |
array()
|
an array of data to be passed to
the view |
| $auto_filter |
bool |
null
|
whether to filter the data or not |
|
| Returns |
string, the result from View::render |
| Example |
$html = render('path/to/view', $data_array);
|


Password protection
Your book file can be protected by a user name / password. Once it is
protected, the user name and password will have to be entered before the
application opens.
Once a file is password protected, it will always be protected, even if you
set the password back to nothing. You can set up multiple users, but only one
user has administrator privilege, the user admin. New users can only be
added by the admin user. You can switch from one user to another by clicking
on the "Switch user" button
on the
toolbar. You can use the same screen to change your password by putting your
current password into the old password field and your new password into the
password field (the password will only be changed to the new one if the
current one matches, of course).
Please note that the passwords are all stored in their encrypted formats,
using one way encryption. It is therefore not possible to recover lost
passwords, so make sure you store your password safely somewhere. |


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'The Crown' star Helena Bonham Carter teaches Stephen Colbert to speak like a royal
by Sam HaysomStephen Colbert probably won't be appearing in The Crown anytime soon, but frankly he should. Especially now that Helena Bonham Carter, who plays Princess Margaret in Season 3, has taught him how to speak with the perfect royal accent.
"Basically, you can't move your upper lip," she explains, after The Late Show host has finished pouring her a cup of tea. "Try talking without moving your upper lip. Go on, do it."
Well, Colbert does it, and he pretty much nails it straight away.
"You could be in the next series!" says Bonham Carter. "Series four!"


Listen to The Big Moon’s poptastic new single ‘Take A Piece’
The band take things back to the '90s in the official video
The Big Moon have released another new track from their upcoming second album – listen to ‘Take A Piece’ below.
The London four-piece made their return over the summer with comeback single ‘It’s Easy Then‘, which was followed by ‘Your Light’. Both tracks will feature on their 2020 record ‘Walking Like We Do’.
- Read More: The Big Moon on new single ‘It’s Easy Then’ and their Phoebe Waller-Bridge-inspired new album
Appearing on Annie Mac’s BBC Radio 1 show earlier this evening (November 19), the band offered up another glimpse of LP2. Lead vocalist Juliette Jackson wrote in a press release that ‘Take A Piece’ was inspired by the challenging lifestyle of a huge pop figure.
“I’d just watched a documentary about this pop star and seen how insane their life was and their intense relationship with their fans, and was blown away by how much of themselves they’d had to give up to have the life they had,” she said of the lyrics’ meaning.
“It was a bit of a turning point in the writing process… like sometimes you have to pretend to be someone else to change things up and say things in ways you didn’t know you could.”
Jackson went on to explain the band were initially unsure about exploring this “unfamiliar ground” of pop music. “And when we finally recorded it we were like gahhh what have we made?” she said. “Is this a Big Moon song? Can we be this self-indulgent?
Continuing with this theme, the official ‘Take A Piece’ clip sees The Big Moon take on the style of iconic ’90s videos, with tongue-in-cheek nods to East 17‘s ‘Stay Another Day’, double denim-loving B*Witched, and more.
The band gave the track a live airing during their intimate show at The Lexington in London last month. Three more unheard tracks – ‘Why’, ‘Waves’ and ‘Don’t Think’ – were also performed on the night.
The Big Moon will head out on a UK headline tour in February next year, following the release of ‘Walking Like We Do’ on January 10. See the full schedule below.
2020
20th January – Cambridge Corn Exchange (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
21st January – Bournemouth O2 Academy (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
23rd January – Leicester De Montford Hall (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
24th January – Cardiff University (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
25th January – Leeds O2 Academy (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
27th January – Newcastle O2 Academy (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
28th January – Glasgow Barrowland (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
31st January – Birmingham O2 Academy 1 (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
1st February – Brighton Centre (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
3rd February – Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
7th February – Alexandra Palace London (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
10th February – Dublin Vicar Street (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
12th February – Belfast Ulster Hall (w/ Bombay Bicycle Club)
New headline dates:
27th February – Bristol The Fleece
28th February – Liverpool O2 Academy 2
29th February – Edinburgh Summerhall Arts Centre
2nd March – Nottingham Contemporary
3rd March – Oxford O2 Academy 2


Ever After A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
*1/2 (Out of ****)
It's not a bad thing to update old stories. It's done all the time in the oral tradition. The difficulty with this film is not that the tale has changed, it's that it's dry.
The new Cinderella, Danielle (Drew Barrymore) is not sitting around waiting for her prince to come. She's a woman of the late twentieth century albeit situated in sixteenth century France. When her father dies, she stays on in his house even though she is mistreated by her wicked stepmother Rodmilla (Anjelica Huston). She works by day, but reads Sir Thomas More by firelight at night.
Although the story is updated, you know the plot.
The movie is often like watching a filmed play. Theater in real life is engrossing. Theater on the screen is usually lifeless. There doesn't seem to be much going on. The camera can be a star of films. Here it's a co-conspirator.
Danielle's convictions are compromised. A socialist and a feminist, she pretends to be royalty to get her man. A kind woman, her last act in the movie is one of revenge.
The most enjoyable characters are the most cartoonish. The fairy godmother stand-in, Leonardo Da Vinci (Patrick Godfrey) is fun to watch as the eccentric old man who advises Danielle. Huston is enjoyable in her over-the-top wickedness.
In all fairness, my companion loved the film. Maybe it's one of those "chick flicks" that men don't like. It is certainly a date film. Nearly the entire audience was couples. Oh well, maybe it's good for something.
(Michael Redman has written this column for over 23 years and should have known that his run of enjoyable summer films was bound to end sometime. Email your retro-fitted legends to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[This appeared in the 8/6/98 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This week's film review at http://www.bvoice.com/ Film reviews archive at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman
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build method
Describes the part of the user interface represented by this widget.
The framework calls this method when this widget is inserted into the
tree in a given BuildContext
and when the dependencies of this widget
change (e.g., an InheritedWidget
referenced by this widget changes).
The framework replaces the subtree below this widget with the widget
returned by this method, either by updating the existing subtree or by
removing the subtree and inflating a new subtree, depending on whether the
widget returned by this method can update the root of the existing
subtree, as determined by calling Widget.canUpdate
.
Typically implementations return a newly created constellation of widgets
that are configured with information from this widget's constructor and
from the given BuildContext
.
The given BuildContext
contains information about the location in the
tree at which this widget is being built. For example, the context
provides the set of inherited widgets for this location in the tree. A
given widget might be built with multiple different BuildContext
arguments over time if the widget is moved around the tree or if the
widget is inserted into the tree in multiple places at once.
The implementation of this method must only depend on:
- the fields of the widget, which themselves must not change over time, and
- any ambient state obtained from the
context
usingBuildContext.inheritFromWidgetOfExactType
.
If a widget's build method is to depend on anything else, use a
StatefulWidget
instead.
See also:
StatelessWidget
, which contains the discussion on performance considerations.
Implementation
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
_controller = Completer();
Map<MarkerId, Marker> markers = <MarkerId, Marker>{};
if (initialData == null) {
initialData = new KMLData(
title: "Default",
desc: "default",
latitude: 0,
longitude: 0,
bearing: 0,
zoom: 0,
tilt: 0);
markers.clear();
} else {
markers[MarkerId(initialData.toString())] = new Marker(
markerId: MarkerId(initialData.toString()),
position: LatLng(initialData.getLat(), initialData.getLgt()),
infoWindow: InfoWindow(
title: initialData.getTitle(),
snippet: initialData.getDesc(),
),
icon:
BitmapDescriptor.defaultMarkerWithHue(BitmapDescriptor.hueMagenta),
);
}
return Container(
padding: new EdgeInsets.symmetric(vertical: 2.0, horizontal: 2.0),
child: Column(
mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.start,
children: <Widget>[
SizedBox(
height: 8,
),
Hero(
tag: "Nav_view",
child: SizedBox(
width: 240,
height: 120,
child: Card(
child: GoogleMap(
onMapCreated: (controller) =>
_controller.complete(controller),
onCameraMove: (cameraPosition) =>
this.current = cameraPosition,
onCameraIdle: () => changePosition(),
mapType: MapType.satellite,
markers: Set<Marker>.of(markers.values),
initialCameraPosition: CameraPosition(
target:
LatLng(initialData.getLat(), initialData.getLgt()),
bearing: initialData.getBearing(),
zoom: initialData.getZoom(),
tilt: initialData.getTilt(),
),
),
color: Colors.white70),
),
),
SizedBox(
height: 8,
),
],
),
);
}


Congestion control within a network is done one of two ways (usually), the most common being an end-to-end system where the router simply sends a bit to the host indicating that there is congestion within the network. Otherwise it's handled by the network passively, by simply injecting packets with indicators that alert the host to network congestion as the are passed from the receiver.
How does TCP manage network congestion?
TCP manages network connection by altering how many packets it sends based on the estimated delay for the network congestion. Basically, TCP will alter the increment its MSS by 1 or more based on the calculations done CWND (Congestion Window). This approach towards network congestion is called Slow Start.
If the TCP notices a lack of delay, it will increase it's MSS at a continuous rate which is defined by the sender. Otherwise, it's MSS will fall back to the default, and continously rise again based on the delay (so as to detect when congestion has ended).
If TCP is sent into congestion avoidance, it will increment the MSS at a very slow, fixed rate. For instance, by finding that the delay has increased, it increases the MSS size by 1. TCP can be thrown into congestion avoidance if it receives multiple ACKs
Because TCP monitors is congestion window size automatically based on acknowledgements from routers or hosts, it's known as a self-clocking protocol. Self-Clocking meaning that TCP's values needn't be altered manually by the user, rather the calculations for delay and the adjustments for congestion that follow are all done automatically by the protocol itself.
UDP congestion control?
Unlike TCP, UDP doesn't implement internal congestion control within the protocol. Rather, if congestion control were implemented, it would have to be done via the hosts or the network purposely and manually. Such as by doing end-to-end congestion avoidance, or network controlled congestion avoidance as mentioned above.


At the moment I am working full time in hospitality as a chef. So my environment at work is a bit stressful. I have to manage my time to work, study and exercise. Days are long but motivation is high and this is the perfect time to start practicing new habits. I have not tried any habit techniques yet but I would like to try meditation and the pomodoro technique so I will experiment further with these.
Singapure - Singapure Flyer - January 2016


This is the book version of the data testing tutorial that I am creating.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 - Why Data Testing
- Chapter 2 - Introduction to Testing & Writing Tests for Functions
- Chapter 3 - Checking File Integrity
- Chapter 4 - Checking Data Assumptions
- Chapter 5 - Code coverage
- Chapter 6 - Property-based testing


For example, if you want to do some extra editing to the key, which can't be done with EGPG due to its limited set of functionality, you can do it like this:
egpg gpg --edit-key 562AC309C01D2DBD
Running gpg
as a subcommand of egpg
will ensure
that it uses the same environment (GNUPGHOME
) as egpg
.
egpg init
), you
can migrate all the data from an existing GPG or EGPG environment
(with egpg migrate
).For example:
egpg key fetch -k 01D532A283DC1CBF egpg contact fetch 01D532A283DC1CBF
The commands for working with files are these:
egpg seal <file> [<recipient>...] Sign and encrypt a file. The resulting file will have the extension '.sealed'. The original file will be erased. egpg open <file.sealed> Decrypt and verify the signature of the given file. The file has to end with '.sealed' and the output will have that extension stripped. egpg sign <file> Sign a file. The signature will be saved to <file.signature>. egpg verify <file.signature> Verify the signature. The signed file must be present as well.
This is done with the external command:
egpg key2dongle
EGPG manages all this with simple commands:
egpg key split [-d,--dongle <dir>] [-b,--backup <dir>] Split the key into 3 partial keys and store one of them on the dongle (removable device, usb), keep the other one locally, and use the third one as a backup. Afterwards, whenever the key needs to be used, the dongle has to be present. egpg key join Join two partial keys into a full key and delete the partials. egpg key recover <backup-partial.key.xyz> Recover the key from the backup partial key and from the partial key of the home or the dongle. This is useful when either the dongle or the home partial key is lost.
For an external command the script will look:
The first that is found is loaded and used.


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Compete on a real life brain imaging dataset, where you will have to predict patterns of the brain for the chance to win from cash prizes!Start Date: Monday October 11End Date: Friday, November 12


To compute Signature consistency scores, VISION needs a cell-cell similarity metric in order to build the neighborhood graph. By default, VISION runs PCA and uses euclidean distances in the reduced space for this purpose. However, if the cells’ variation is better modeled by a trajectory (either linear or tree-like), then distances along the trajectory structure can be used instead.
Many tools exist to perform trajectory inference in single cells. The Dynverse project has developed wrappers for 59 recently-published methods and VISION is able to accept the wrapped output of these methods as an input trajectory model.
Within the Dynverse trajectory object, VISION depends on two components:
In this vignette, we’ll be analyzing a set of ~5,000 cells during haematopoiesis (Tusi et al, Nature 2018).
We begin by loading in the data and requisite libraries:
We’ll now follow the dyno vignette in the github README. You’ll need to make sure you have Docker installed. Although we use Slingshot here, there is a wide variety of methods that can be used, as listed on the Dynmethods page.
Before running the model, we’ll need to perform some gene filtering. We first only select the genes used in the original Tusi et al study, then for further efficiency, we further filter using VISION’s Fano filtering.
k.genes = read.table("data/bBM.filtered_gene_list.paper.txt.gz", sep=',')[,1]
filt.counts = counts[k.genes, ]
f.genes = VISION:::filterGenesFano(filt.counts)
filt.counts = filt.counts[f.genes, ]
Now, resuming the workflow recommended on the dyno vignette,
umis <- colSums(counts)
scale.factor <- median(umis)
expr <- t(t(counts) / umis) * scale.factor
filt.expr <- log(1 + expr[f.genes,])
dataset <- wrap_expression(
counts = t(filt.counts),
expression = t(filt.expr)
)
model <- infer_trajectory(dataset, "projected_slingshot", verbose=T)
model <- model %>% add_dimred(dyndimred::dimred_mds, expression_source = dataset$expression)
plot_dimred(
model,
expression_source = dataset$expression
)
Now, with this model saved we can pass it to VISION via the latentTrajectory
parameter. The model will automatically be analyzed with the same signatures passed to the VISION object, and with this model, the Trajectory
tab will be activated in the VISION output report.
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Married couple reveal why they stayed together after husband transitioned
This Morning viewers were heaping praise on a heartwarming interview from the show about a married couple with a very remarkable story.
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield met Barbara and Jane. who have stayed married despite Jane transitioning from male to female.
Barbara initially thought Jane was having an affair when she found women’s clothes hidden away in their wardrobe, before her then-husband Jane actually surprised her by coming out to her as transgender.
‘It certainly wasn’t [what I was expecting],’ Barbara said of Jane’s confession. ‘I was a bit relieved. This wasn’t as scary as losing [our] relationship.’
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In another tender moment that captured viewers hearts, Jane explained her fears prior to her transition about her secret being discovered.
‘Trans people have two great fears,’ she said. ‘Fear of rejection by those they love, their family and friends, and fear of humiliation by other people.
‘It’s only when you get the courage to come out…and when you do, life is suddenly in colour instead of in black and white.’
The couple proved to be a hit on social media too, with viewers taking to Twitter to rave about the heartwarming story and how sensitively it was portrayed on screen.
It’s fair to say, a lot of people loved Barabra and Jane.
A new fan of the duo said: ‘what an amazing couple. So glad there’s more public, positive trans stories being put out there now.’
Another viewer also pointed out that Jane ‘had a permanent smile on her face’ throughout the interview and that it was ‘inspiring for trans people’ to see.
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‘Barbara and Jane are a fantastic example of kindness, understanding and tolerance,’ one fan raved. ‘Something the country from learn from right now.’
We couldn’t have said it better ourselves!
Former Gladiator Ace also popped down on the This Morning sofa to open up about his failed engagement to Katie Price in the 1990s.
The bodybuilder admitted they both ‘sold stories’ at the height of their fame.
‘We both took our clothes off for a living in a way,’ he continued. ‘I wore the lycra. We had a lot of time together as well.’
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About Maze Game
Table of Contents
What is the "Maze Game"?
What do I need to play it?
How do I install it?
How do I play it?


Glowstone++'s code is completely original and licensed under the permissive MIT license. There is no reliance on decompiled code.
Simplicity breeds performance. Glowstone++ is built with both of these in mind, making it suited for situations where vanilla game features aren't needed.
Use all the APIs you already know and love. Glowstone++ supports plugins already written for Bukkit and Sponge.
Glowstone++ is a lightweight, from scratch, open source Minecraft server written in Java that supports plugins written for the Bukkit and Sponge APIs. The main goals of the project are to provide a lightweight implementation of the Minecraft server where exact vanilla functionality is not needed or higher performance is desired than the official software can deliver. Glowstone makes use of a thread-per-world model and performs synchronization only when necessitated by APIs.
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Guide
- Introduction
- Editor Start
- Object
- Image
- MovieClip
- Graph
- Loader
- Text
- RichText
- Group
- Component
- ScrollPane
- Controller
- Relation System
- Label
- Button
- ComboBox
- ProgressBar
- Slider
- ScrollBar
- List
- Window
- Popup
- Drag&Drop
- Transition
- Adaptation
- Binary Package Format
SDK
- LayaAir
- Egret
- Cocos2dx
- Cocos Creator
- Cry Engine
SDK - Unity
- Unity Start
- Unity Coordinate
- Atlas
- Font Handling
- Input processing
- Event System
- Interspersed with 3D objects
- Curved UI
- DrawCall Optimization
- Used in Lua
- Unity Features
- Unity FAQ
Introduction
FairyGUI is a Cross Platform UI Editor & UI framework.
By using FairyGUI Editor, you can build a variety of complex game interface without writing code or any configuration files. Support Unity
、Cocos2dx
、Cry Engine
、 MonoGame
、Havok Vision/Project Anarchy
、Egret
、LayaAir
、Haxe
、Pixi
、Flash
、Starling
，Corona
，and Unreal
、LibGDX
、Three.js
in the future.
Features
WYSIWYG. Easy to use, and habits consistent with the Adobe series of software, planning and art designers can easily get started.
In the editor can be combined with a variety of complex UI components, no need to write code. No programmers need to extend the UI component.
Support for translation, zoom, rotation, tilt, flip and other conventional 2D transform.
Powerful text controls. Support for dynamic fonts, bitmap fonts, and external tools (such as BMFont, etc.) produced by the bitmap fonts, while supporting HTML syntax and UBB syntax to support complex graphics mixed. The input text supports the direct input of the IOS native expression. Support the font of the stroke effect, shadow effects, support for gradient text.
A powerful list of controls that support horizontal, vertical, mobile, paging and other layouts, support for virtual lists and loop lists, even if the list of items is also large to reject the cardton. The virtual list also supports advanced features such as high ITEM, multiple ITEM resource blending. Support for advanced list controls such as tables, trees, and so on. Support close, paging and other advanced features.
Support picture of Jiugongge and tiling treatment, support Jiugongge within the palace grid tiling treatment. Supports picture discoloration and grayscale.
Support for basic drawing functions such as rectangles, circles, polygons, and so on.
Supports sequence frame animation editing and use. Comes with a sequence frame animation editor, also supports the import of Flash CS, Animate CC and other tools produced animation.
Built-in sweep, pinch, twist, long press and other commonly used gestures support. Built-in joystick support.
Editor provides timeline design UI dynamic, you can combine transparency, location, size, color and other properties of more than a dozen animation. And real-time to see the effect of each frame. Support for inserting sound. Support nested dynamic effects.
Support for rectangular masks and custom graphics masks.
Support for color, blur and other filters. Support BlendMode settings.
Support for pixel-by-pixel detection.
Supports binding of UI components to any model, such as implementing a surface UI.
Built-in text typing effect.
Built-in window manager, pop-up window manager, drag and drop manager.
Supports event bubbling mechanisms.
Encapsulates all the underlying details of the input method, whether it is mouse input, single touch input, multi-touch input, VR input, you only need to use the same event listening mode to handle UI interaction.
Support in the UI layer to insert any 3D objects, such as models, particles, skeleton animation, etc., automatically handle the rendering order.
Edit the use of decentralized material, published automatically packaged atlas. Support the definition of multiple Atlas, Unity version automatically supports the extraction of A channel compression.
Multi-language switching support. You can switch UI language in real time.
Various resolution adaptive. A set of UIs for different resolution devices.
Support for automatically generating code for editor components.
Provide plug-in mechanism, according to the needs of the project for the editor to add personality features.
Support design function, directly to the design shown in the background, easy to control the precise splicing.


You will be shown 30 photos of insects and spiders. You have 5 seconds to decide if each picture is an ant or not.
Remember, click the Ant button if it's an ant, click the Not ant button if it's anything else.
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MasturbationHere's a simple experiment, turn to the person next to you and say, "How often do you masturbate?" The reaction should be highly amusing. If not, try having them guess how often their parents masturbate.Masturbation is one of those things that almost everybody does, but nobody (outside of confidential polls) admits to. Meanwhile roughly 90% of all males and at least 70% of all females do masturbate. So why the big coverup?  Fair enough. But while a lot of people might decline to discuss their toileting habits, very few of these would go so far as to lie to you and claim they don't poop. And yet, pretty much every young woman that I've ever talked to, for example, will hurry to declare that she doesn't masturbate and that even if she "did that stuff when she was a kid," it was just an embarrassing phase of curiosity that she has definitely outgrown.  I mean, realize that this is like saying you tried ice cream as a child but have totally outgrown that kind of sick, kinky thing -- now that you're an adult you know better. Granted, Americans might not be so overweight if they took this approach to ice cream. They also might not be so fat if they didn't try to take this approach to masturbation. Nonetheless, this is the tendency -- to feel ashamed about an act so natural that pretty much all primates and perhaps even all mammals participate in it. Even porcupines masturbate! So where did all this come from? Most sociologists chalk it up to America's Puritan forefathers who taught that sexuality was sinful as well as dissipating to the individual. Sexual activity, they thought, would drain one of energy better put into work. The Puritan belief was an exaggeration of similar beliefs held in England, but taken to a new high in the New World as the Godly immigrants justified their invasive, disruptive presence. These new arrivals loved to obsess to each other about how much more "worthy" they were to live in the New World than those "damned half-naked savages" who lived in the woods like beasts. Since they were "half-naked," the Puritans reasoned, of course the brutes were promiscuous. And no doubt they danced with Satan as well. (Puritans spent more time confessing thoughts about sex and gossiping about the sex that others might be having than most other human beings spent engaging in the act.) Building on this inheritance, Americans reached a new fevered pitch in their hatred of masturbation in the 19th century, as voiced in the works of such popular medical and spiritual do-gooders as Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, the originator of Kelloggs Cornflakes. Again they harped on the physically and morally depleting qualities of sex. Masturbation led one down the darkening path of self-indulgence and weak moral fiber. (Again, something uptight white protestants believed they had and that swarthy Native Americans and "Niggers" didn't.) But now it was decided that something could be done! This was the industrial revolution when mankind became drunk with its power to subdue nature through technology.  This dandy little intervention spared them the regular task of cleansing under their foreskins -- during which act they might notice how pleasurable it could be to fondle their genitals. New contraptions and substances were invented to make it painful or impossible for children to masturbate. Uncircumcised boys and even girls who were caught pleasuring themselves could be packed off to the surgeon to have foreskin (boys) and clitoris (girls) painfully removed as a warning. (Just in case scoldings, beatings, and having their hands tied to the bed or crotches bound with bandages did not sufficiently dissuade them.) Oh the wonders of medical and scientific advancement! But with advances in these fields came discoveries of a more humanistic nature. Enter the works of psychoanalysts like Sigmund Freud and Wilhelm Reich. Based on clinical research they concluded that people who couldn't orgasm became neurotic. They went on to explain that heterosexual coitus within the blessed union of marriage was all part of God's beautiful plan, but some people couldn't enjoy this plan. Why not? They were frigid. Tsk tsk. What shall we do? Teach them to masturbate! What! But only the men, and only until they can have healthy hetero relations within marriage. Oh. Well that's okay. If that's the way God wants it.  But of course this was not really masturbation -- it was not even sex. (Wink, wink.) No, it was merely medical intervention. And women so treated were rarely encouraged to take matters into their own hands. Instead it was hoped that the husband would take the frustrated wife under his wise tutelage and introduce her to the art of satisfying heterosexual love (after his therapist had explained it all to him, apparently.) Women would not be encouraged to masturbate for several more decades. For this was the Victorian era. And for all its scientific advancements and dedication to better living through technology, it was a time of great sentimental attachment to the ideal of woman as mother. Ergo, women should find their fulfillment in life by being knocked up. And since getting banged was all part of the quest to get knocked up, therefore of course what "women wanted" most was for their husbands to mount them and lovingly spew forth. And so, getting back to Freud, women who played with their clits were "immature." They were like little children who touched themselves in exploration. They just hadn't figured out what female sexuality was "really for" (i.e. to provide willing receptacles for horny cocks and get knocked up). Meanwhile, that bastion of tradition the Church was still teaching people that masturbation was a sin. Several biblical passages were cited, the favorite being the story of Onan who earns God's wrath by "spilling his seed upon the ground." Human beings, often less than eager to think for themselves to begin with, are especially hesitant to question any statement that begins with "You will go to Hell if..." So with the religious establishment, psychoanalysts, and medical quacks all coming out against masturbation, it's unsurprising that most people accepted that the practice was wrong. However, human beings are naturally horny. And God or Evolution has seen fit to equip the human form such that our fingertips dangle enticingly at roughly the same height as our crotches. Thus people have found it very hard to resist the temptation to let their fingers stray toward their naughty bits. Consequently, most people probably continued to masturbate. They just felt very guilty about it. And they lied whenever cornered about their practices (as they still do today). It was only in the 1970s that people began to hear that it was perfectly natural to have sex for its own sake and even to play with themselves.  Finally the women's movement got very loud about the fact that even with a lover, at least half of all women were not having orgasms. The American obsession with progress and better living through technology was about to take a very different turn. Books began being published on the subject, and a woman named Betty Dodson started teaching workshops explaining to women how to get themselves off. Vibrators and dildos became more readily available. At last it was acknowledged that sex, for women, was about more than "closeness" and procreating, and that women too wanted to achieve orgasm -- enough for them to (gasp) masturbate. Of course since most girls didn't take Betty Dodson's workshops and most people still didn't discuss masturbation (and a girl's genitals didn't wag about in front of her begging for attention when she was turned on), at least half of American women still didn't know how to get off. Besides which, there was still the strong cultural sense that women, more than men, were supposed to be caretakers, concerned with nurturing others and feeling a warm fuzzy when they did so. Nice girls had sex to make love, not to have an orgasm. But now that everyone knew women could orgasm too, that nice girl should pretend to cum -- just so her guy wouldn't feel bad about himself. And of course, the nice girl never masturbated. That was for sluts who cared only about themselves. Meanwhile, guys were horny sex monsters who simply couldn't help themselves. It was their "nature" to chase tail and jack off when it got away. This was the mythology of sex and masturbation in mainstream America up until the AIDS epidemic burst into the American awareness. On December 1, 1994, at a United Nations-sponsored conference on AIDS, U.S. Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders stated that masturbation "is a part of human sexuality, and it's a part of something that perhaps should be taught -- perhaps even as part of our sex ed. Curriculum." America was not ready for such a message. Teach children to masturbate -- or even that it was okay to figure out on their own how to masturbate! Scandal! The Clinton White House (ever quick to know which way the wind was blowing) made it clear to Elders that if she did not resign, she would be fired. She resigned. (Ironically, Clinton himself was later accused of having his pants down, not for masturbation, but for a blowjob courtesy of Monica Lewinsky. He, however, never resigned.) Jocelyn Elders may have paid a huge price for daring to speak the obvious -- that it was better to have young people jacking off safely at home rather than risking HIV from sexual promiscuity. But the truth of her message was not permanently lost on many parents, educators, and clergy. Although virginity was originally touted as the Holy Grail that would save America's youth, it quickly became clear that most kids couldn't take seriously the directive to save themselves for marriage, to pretend premarital sex was bad just because "the Bible said so." Their hormone charged bodies had a different message to preach. Instead, the wisdom of Jocelyn Elders began to take flight as teens, sex educators, and even Christian ministers finally begin to publish pro-masturbation information to the world wide web. Young people are being told that masturbation helps them learn about their own sexuality and prepares them for better quality "couples sex" down the road. Pro-masturbation educators claim that masturbating helps young people (and even adults) find realistic control over their sexual appetites, empowering them to make better choices about who they have sex with, when, and why.  (Provided you don't guiltily obsess afterwards.) Finally, while there are still many Christians who fear hellfire for touching themselves intimately (as far as we know the Mormon Church still opposes it), many ministers now give masturbation the thumbs up. Theologians have decided that the Bible doesn't really frown on masturbation at all. All that talk about being "unclean" was really about being unclean -- not damned.   (Onan was supposed to provide her with an heir to avoid the shame of being childless, but instead he "spilled his seed upon the ground" so he wouldn't have to split his inheritance with her offspring.) Which pretty much just leaves us with that age-old Puritan fear of excessive sex draining our energy and keeping us from more productive work.  Although Buddha too thought sex distracted people from more important matters (like enlightenment), he did acknowledge that for most folks, in most matters it was best to follow the middle way. Meaning, don't over-indulge and don't deprive yourself. Either one leads to imbalance and harm to self and society.
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The Books of Norman Mailer
Photograph by Diane Arbus / The Norman Mailer Estate Archives © 1963 the Estate of Diane Arbus, L.L.C
"The Naked and the Dead" 1947
"Barbary Shore" 1951
"The Deer Park" 1955
"Advertisements for Myself" 1959
"Death for the Ladies, and Other Disasters" 1962
"An American Dream" 1965
"Cannibals and Christians" 1966
"Why Are We in Vietnam?" 1967
"Miami and the Siege of Chicago" 1967
"Armies of the Night" 1968
"Running Against the Machine" 1969
"Of a Fire on the Moon" 1970
"Marilyn, A Biography" 1973
"The Prisoner of Sex" 1971
"The Executioner's Song" 1979
"Black Messiah" 1981
"Of Women and Their Elegance" 1980
"St George and the Godfather: Collected Essays" 1983
"Ancient Evenings" 1983
"Tough Guys Don't Dance" 1984
"Harlot's Ghost" 1991
"Portrait of Picasso as a Young Man: An Interpretive Biography" 1995
"Oswald's Tale: An American Mystery" 1995
"The Gospel According to the Son" 1997
"The Time of Our Life" 1998
Read more about Norman Mailer on his
Wikipedia Page


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#include <string_ops.h>
Split elements of input
based on delimiter
into a SparseTensor
.
Let N be the size of source (typically N will be the batch size). Split each element of input
based on delimiter
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containing the splitted tokens. Empty tokens are ignored.
delimiter
can be empty, or a string of split characters. If delimiter
is an empty string, each element of input
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is a potential split point.
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What to bet on today: Early college football line moves
by Jim Barnes Las Vegas Review-JournalMinnesota suffered its first loss of the season Saturday, but bettors have quickly backed the Gophers to bounce back.
Circa Sports, which has been the first sportsbook to post college football lines all season, opened Minnesota as a 7-point road favorite against Northwestern when lines were released Sunday, and bettors pounced, driving the Gophers up to minus 11 by Sunday night. The number was 12½ at Circa on Monday morning and as high as 13 at other books.
The Gophers (9-1, 6-1 Big Ten), ranked No. 11 in the newest Associated Press poll, lost and failed to cover as 3-point underdogs Saturday at Iowa, falling 23-19. Northwestern (2-8, 0-7) blew out Massachusetts 45-6 in a game that fell right around the closing number, ending up at minus 38½ at some books and minus 39½ at others.
Other Week 13 games that moved quickly from the Circa opener by Sunday night:
— Southern California moved from a 10-point home favorite to minus 13 against UCLA.
— Oregon State moved from a 15½-point road underdog to plus 12½ at Washington State (12 on Monday).
— Alabama-Birmingham moved from a 1-point home favorite to minus 4 over Louisiana Tech (5 on Monday).
— Tennessee moved from a 7-point road underdog to plus 4 at Missouri.
— The total on East Carolina at Connecticut moved from 62½ to 67.
As for UNLV, the Rebels opened as 3½-point home underdogs to San Jose State and moved to plus 4½ by Sunday night.
A quick look at Monday’s betting card:
NFL
Monday Night Football goes to Mexico City, with Kansas City facing off with the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Chiefs had risen to 5-point favorites at some books by Sunday night after sitting at 3½ for much of the week. The total is 53.
Look for a full betting preview of the game later today on reviewjournal.com.
NBA
A nine-game slate includes Los Angeles Clippers forward Paul George’s first game against his former team, Oklahoma City. It is also slated to be George’s first game playing alongside Kawhi Leonard in Los Angeles after being sidelined with a shoulder injury for most of the season.
The Clippers are 9½-point favorites (hitting 10 at some books) with a total of 222.
Other interesting games include San Antonio at Dallas (-4½, 226) and Boston at Phoenix (-3½, 228).
College basketball
A 28-game slate includes UNLV (-10½, 134½) hosting Abilene Christian.
NHL
There are only two games on the ice Monday: Anaheim at Washington (-220, 6 o-115) and Los Angeles at Arizona (-175, 5½).
More Betting: Follow at reviewjournal.com/betting.
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The BlockBookBinder is a simple application that gives you the power to write books faster than ever before! All you need to do is copy and paste some text into the Source panel on the right-hand side of the application, and click Convert to Book. Your text will be transformed so that it can fit onto written books in Minecraft, and you can preview the book in the Book Preview panel on the left-hand side of the application, using the navigation buttons below.
Note that your text might benefit from the Clean functionality, where extra new-line and other unnecessary whitespace characters are removed so that the text can be better compressed into Minecraft's limited format.
Once you've prepared a book and you want to actually copy it into Minecraft, click on Export to Book. This will open up a popup with a few different buttons:
After setting any options that you want to, go ahead and press Start, and navigate back to your Minecraft window. You should hear ten beep sounds before exporting begins. If you selected auto-paste, you must make sure your mouse is hovering over the next page button in your written book before the ten seconds are up.
Once those first ten seconds pass, the first page will be loaded into your clipboard, and if auto-paste is enabled, automatically pasted into the book in your game. If auto-paste is not enabled, you'll need to manually paste each page, and then turn to the next page. You can see your progress in the popup, along with any important status updates as exporting progresses.
When all pages have been exported, you'll be prompted with a little popup, after which the export popup closes and you have the option to export again, or simply close the application if you're done.
This program was written by Andrew Lalis. The source code is available on GitHub here. It is copyrighted with the MIT license, which means you can do whatever you want with it, so long as you keep the included copyright notice in any copies or modifications of the program.


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Netflix renewed The Witcher for a second season before the first season premiered
Get ready for more Geralt
by Brett MakedonskiGeralt of Rivia's adventures continue before his most recent story was ever told. The new Witcher Netflix series lives on despite not having yet debuted.
Netflix announced this morning that it has renewed The Witcher for a second season. If this sounds counterintuitive, it sort of is. The Witcher's first season is set to premiere on December 20.
However, Netflix evidently doesn't need to wait on the general consensus to the eight-episode first season before greenlighting even more. Maybe Netflix already knows that The Witcher is good enough to warrant a second season. Or, as more streaming subscription services like Disney+ continue to pop up, maybe Netflix feels an ever-increasing pressure to keep creating exclusive content. Honestly, it's probably both.


| 类和说明 |
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| IStoreListener
A listener interface that will receive updates on a particular store
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The origin of the update
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| IClosableIterator
An iterator that must be closed after use
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| IInconsistencyResolver
A method for resolving inconsistent object values into a single value.
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| IStoreClient
The user-facing interface to a sync store.
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| IStoreListener
A listener interface that will receive updates on a particular store
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| IStoreListener.UpdateType
The origin of the update
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| ISyncService.Scope |
| IVersion
An interface that allows us to determine if a given version happened before
or after another version.
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| IVersion.Occurred
The result of comparing two times--either t1 is BEFORE t2,
t1 is AFTER t2, or t1 happens CONCURRENTLY to t2.
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| Versioned
A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| 类和说明 |
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| IClosableIterator
An iterator that must be closed after use
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| IInconsistencyResolver
A method for resolving inconsistent object values into a single value.
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| IStoreClient
The user-facing interface to a sync store.
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| IStoreListener
A listener interface that will receive updates on a particular store
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| ISyncService
The sync service provides a high-performance in-memory database for
fault and partition-tolerant replication of state data.
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| IVersion
An interface that allows us to determine if a given version happened before
or after another version.
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A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| IClosableIterator
An iterator that must be closed after use
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| ISyncService
The sync service provides a high-performance in-memory database for
fault and partition-tolerant replication of state data.
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| IVersion
An interface that allows us to determine if a given version happened before
or after another version.
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A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| Versioned
A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| IClosableIterator
An iterator that must be closed after use
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| IStoreListener
A listener interface that will receive updates on a particular store
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| IStoreListener.UpdateType
The origin of the update
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| ISyncService.Scope |
| IVersion
An interface that allows us to determine if a given version happened before
or after another version.
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| Versioned
A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| IClosableIterator
An iterator that must be closed after use
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| 类和说明 |
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| IInconsistencyResolver
A method for resolving inconsistent object values into a single value.
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| IVersion
An interface that allows us to determine if a given version happened before
or after another version.
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| IVersion.Occurred
The result of comparing two times--either t1 is BEFORE t2,
t1 is AFTER t2, or t1 happens CONCURRENTLY to t2.
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| Versioned
A wrapper for an object that adds a Version.
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| ISyncService
The sync service provides a high-performance in-memory database for
fault and partition-tolerant replication of state data.
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I am Abdulaziz. I graduated from Engineering college Helwan University Communication and Computer Department. I got a grade of good with 70%. I worked for a student activity and I was responsible for organization and recieption. I completd my army service in 2017 now I am working as a freelancer web designer.
Responsiple for decorating, co-ordinating and receiption in Pixels student activity
Customer Service Representative in Xceed Company
I studied Engineering in Helwan University Communication, Electronics and Computer Department
This site is an educational site that will make students and graduates get the right learning in life and career life.
Learn to makeThis will be a great library for all readers and unlike other sites it will be all free and it will contain most of the books in this world.
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Getting Started with Tally
Tally keeps track of aggregates. It may be used in a wide array of cases. It is currently available as a C# API.
Web Routes
Getting Started with Schemas
Tally Concepts
Tally Explained
There are 420 jelly beans in a container. I want to know the following data:
- ratio of blue to red beans
- ratio of green to yellow beans
- total numbers of each jelly bean every hour
Is it easier to dump our jelly beans and recount our totals every time? This would be the traditional approach with keeping track of data in a database.
However, since we already know the information we want. It's easier to keep track of the information we want individually? Let's just update those values as we add each bean to get a running count.
... or a “tally” of information every single time we insert new values as opposed to investing in keeping data organized over longer amounts of time. That's the idea behind Tally.
Getting Started
Check out the Web API docs for more information on routing and parameter details.
Create a schema for your dataset
- Take a look at the Tally Schema format to understand how to intialize a Tally Table for your data to keep track
- Make a
POST
request to theapi/schema
route with your JSON schema
Insert Data to your Tally Table
Insert data with a
POST
request to theapi/data/insert/{schemaName}
route with your data as JSONYou can also retrieve existing Tally data using
api/data/retrieve/{schemaName}
Retrieve Aggregates for your data
- Aggregates are the results from your growing dataset over time. Use the
api/aggregates/retrieve/{schemaName}
to get your aggregates file
- Aggregates are the results from your growing dataset over time. Use the


In the summer of 2017 I participated in the University of Toronto’s Hatchery Entrepreneurship Program, a summer long accelerator and pitch competition that helps students bring their startup ideas to life. I became one of 6 co-founders of Fridgit—a smart inventory tracking device that changes the way you manage the food in your fridge.
As cohorts of the Hatchery program, we were expected to deliver a working prototype and final product pitch within the 4-month timeframe. Armed with a passion for machine learning and a keen interest in saving time/effort/money on food, my team decided to pursue a product that represented the innovation-hungry university students we were.
UI/UX & Growth Designer
May 2017 - Sept 2017
Sketch, Axure RP, InVision
Brian Aly, Vishal Dumont, Lauren Ip (me!), Jeremy Khoo, Alex Lin, Nasa Nguyen
For students, working professionals, and parents who must often balance a multitude of responsibilities and commitments, keeping track of food can be tough. Meal planning requires time and effort that many people just don’t have—things like knowing what’s in your fridge now, what groceries you need to buy and when to buy them. This results in time, effort, money and food being wasted, and can have an unhealthy impact on diet.
Enter Fridgit, a retrofitting Internet of Things (IOT) device that turns your typical fridge into one that is smart and connected. Using machine learning-based image recognition software, Fridgit tracks the movement of food in and out of your fridge, and uses this information to deliver expiration date reminders, grocery suggestions and recipe recommendations right to your phone.
We knew that ensuring a good user experience would be crucial to Fridgit’s success, and would likely be the determining factor for consumers deciding whether or not to adopt the technology. Our goal was to create a product that could both enhance and simplify people’s lifestyles by helping users shop smarter, eat healthier, and reduce household food waste.
As the sole UI/UX designer on the team I was primarily responsible for designing the interface of our mobile app. I worked alongside 2 developers and 1 project manager to bring our ideas from paper sketches to a demo-ready prototype.
My role later transformed into something along the lines of a growth hacker, where I worked with our marketing strategist to solidify brand and product vision. I helped to also build a cohesive brand across all our marketing materials through the design of our logo, pitch deck and consumer facing website.
When I first joined the team there was no real design direction. We had the hardware and the software, but nothing our users could actually interface with! While the capabilities of our image recognition system were great, learning what actual value we could bring to users was a challenge on its own.
Although our team had already done some market research prior, I pushed for us to release a more focused UX survey in order to get a better understanding of 1) what exactly users wanted and 2) what they actually needed. Our target users were those who had experience using mobile applications, had a traditional refrigerator (non-smart fridge), and did their own grocery shopping. We asked questions like:
“How often do users shop for groceries?"
"How many of our users live on their own, versus with others? How many people would usually be sharing a single fridge?"
“Do most users shop for just themselves, or their entire household? Do they share this responsibility with others?"
“What are the biggest paint points in users’ current food management workflow?"
“What are users’ tolerance levels with regards to the accuracy and robustness of the technology?"
Using the survey, we were able to identify users’ current pain points in the food management process, and understand the context in which users would use the product in their daily workflow. We ended up receiving 288 responses in total, half of which came from users aged 19-25 and 40% of which were users aged 26-65. About half of respondents were single, the other half married or in a relationship.
Some key insights include:
Using insights garnered from both survey and user interviews, I was able to craft a set of personas representing each one of our user groups. I mapped out several use cases and scenarios to help guide us in determining functional requirements for what we decided would be a mobile app.
Using the survey we sent out, we were also able to get a sense of what sort of features our users thought were most important. I then sat down with our developers to tease out the technical limitations of our system and understand the design constraints I would have to work with. This included data storage issues, data quality concerns, and planning for edge cases.
“What happens if Fridgit doesn’t recognize an item? What happens if Fridgit makes a mistake? How can users correct it?"
“How good is the quality of photos taken by Fridgit? What kind of information can Fridgit pull from an image? Colour? Quantity? Brand?"
“What kind of user input data can we store?"
Taking all this into consideration, we eventually agreed on a solid set of requirements and functionalities that would be included in our minimum viable product (MVP).
Features from most to least important:
1. Reminders about food going bad
2. Reminders about food low on stock
3. Storage advice for individual food items
4. Suggestions for grocery restocking
5. Built-in shopping list
Less important, but nice-to-haves:
1. Nutritional facts for individual food items
2. Overall nutrition summary
3. Activity log detailing action history
4. Recipe suggestions
5. Semi- or fully- automated grocery delivery
Before doing any actual sketching, I usually like to get a sense of the general hierarchical structure I would like the application to follow. So with Fridgit, I started off by building a sitemap off the requirements we had gathered previously, planning out the information architecture and navigational structure.
When it came to actually designing each screen, I bounced ideas off my teammates and looked into existing products with similar task flows for inspiration. Together we explored a variety of design options until chicken scratches eventually turned into low fidelity wireframes, and low fidelity turned into (many iterations of) high fidelity.
Though we were crunched for time, I also met with representative users whenever I could to get feedback on the general layout and functional elements of the user interface. I made sure to validate some of the design decisions I had made with regards to specific user task flows (such as viewing food items, manual input/correction of items, creating a shopping list) to ensure we were heading in the right direction.
We were among the Top 12 Hatchery teams invited to “Demo Day” to give our final pitch to a panel of judges. We were met with an overwhelmingly positive response from both the audience and judges, making us proud of what we were able to accomplish in such a short amount of time. View our pitch deck and demo video below.
You can also access the pitch deck here.
If you've made it this far, you deserve some bonus content.
I don’t do a ton of logo design, but as the only designer on my team…well, someone had to do it. So, with allowance for some creative freedom, the first thing I did was to get my team to brainstorm some words that they would want associated with our brand. Here were a few that we came up with:
This was enough to get my creative juices flowing. With the name “Fridgit” in mind, I explored a whole range of options by playing around with colours, shapes, and fonts. Cool colours or warm? Soft edges or hard? I was thinking about how to convey our list of buzz words while trying to incorporate elements of a fridge—it was in our name after all!
As we progressed a little further with the tech, I had a talk with the team about our product vision, which included the future integration of voice artificial intelligence and having Fridgit act as an assistant similar to Apple’s Siri or Amazon’s Alexa. Through user research, I was able to gain some additional insight into users’ perception of our technology.
In our initial UX survey, we asked our users what they would prefer to think of Fridgit as. Other than a plain ol’ food inventory tracker, 25% mentioned “smart fridge companion”, and another 15% mentioned an assistant of sorts. So it was really no surprise that Fridgit started to turn into our own mini-mascot. We wanted to give Fridgit a personality--and so did our users!
With our final pitch and demo day coming up, we thought it would be nice to have a simple client-facing website that could promote our brand, inform users of our product, and add anticipation to the future release of our product.
As usual, I started with some low fidelity mockups, focusing mainly on layout and the organization of content. I collaborated with our marketing guru to determine what information we should include and what should be prioritized. I decided to keep the content to a single page for simplicity, but also so that we could control and direct the flow of information taken in by the user. Eventually I started to incorporate branding elements, colours, and visual style into the design. The end result can be seen below.


This keyboard layout is designed to type Yiddish by transliteration.
This keyboard layout works best with a QWERTY (English) keyboard. It uses standard Unicode fonts. Many common Windows fonts support Yiddish, including Times New Roman and Arial. Use the Font Helper in Keyman Desktop to find more fonts that work with Yiddish.
This keyboard complies with Unicode 5.1
Type Yiddish by transliteration: type ש (shin) with sh or אײַ (pasekh tsvey yudn) with ay.
You can use idle keys to speed up typing but you do not have to:
| Key | Alternate method | Yiddish | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| c | ts | ץ | From Eastern European orthographies |
| j | ey | ײ | The name of j rhymes with ey |
| w | sh | ש | Looks like |
| x | kh | ך | Phonetic symbol |
Khof, mem, nun, fey and tsadek are shaped automatically: they take their final forms at the end of words and their regular forms otherwise. Isolated final forms can be typed with shifted keys:
| Key | Yiddish | Note |
|---|---|---|
| [SHIFT]+[C] | ץ | Final tsadek |
| [SHIFT]+[X] | ך | Final khof |
Shtumer Alef is automatically inserted before ay, ey, i, oy, or u at the beginning of words. You can type a word-internal shtumer alef with [SHIFT]+[A]
Occasionally, you may need initial ay, ey, etc. without a shtumer alef, e.g. when you want to list the letters of the alefbeys. You can type them with the following key combinations:
| Key | Yiddish | Note |
|---|---|---|
| E | ײ | ey (yiddish double yod) |
| I | י | i (yod) |
| J | ײ | ey (yiddish double yod) |
| O | ױ | oy (yiddish vav yod) |
| U | ו | u (vav) |
| Y | ײַ | ay (yiddish double yod + patah) |
| yi | ייִ | (yod+yod+hiriq) |
| iy | יִי | (yod+hiriq+yod) |
| Ei | ײיִ | (yiddish double yod+yod+hiriq) |
| Ui | ויִ | (vav+yod+hiriq) |
| II | יִ | (yod+hiriq) |
Hebrew-specific letters are typed with shifted keys, too:
| Key | Hebrew | Note |
|---|---|---|
| B | בֿ | veys |
| H | ח | khes |
| K | כּ | kof (Hebrew kaf) |
| S | ת | sof |
| T | תּ | tof |
| W | שׂ | sin |
Geresh is typed with [SHIFT]+[G] and curly double quotes are typed with the q key. The opening quotation mark is low if Q is unshifted and high if shifted.
The backslash (\) key functions as a temporary place holder to separate letters or parts of compound words. Type s\h to output סה (samekh hey) instead of ש (shin), or type ge\aylt to insert a shtumer alef between the ayen and the pasekh tsvey yudn.
The hyphen (-) key outputs a makef after a Yiddish letter and a hyphen otherwise. If, for some reason, you need a hyphen after a Yiddish letter, press the hyphen key twice.
A hyphen after a hyphen turns the hyphen into an en dash.
A hyphen after an en dash turns the en dash into an em dash.
A geresh after a geresh turns the geresh into gershayim.


Lagos car snatcher suspects nabbed in Anambra - The Nation Newspaper
Police in Anambra has confirmed the arrest of two persons in connection with alleged stolen of a Lexus 330 Jeep from the owner in Ajangbadi, Lagos State.
The Police spokesperson, Haruna Mohammed disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday.
He said, “At about 4:pm, following intelligence report, Police detectives attached to Awada Division recovered a Lexus 330 Jeep, Reg No AKL 189 NH which was allegedly snatched at gun point from one Anselm Enwereji ‘m’ sometime in Dec, 2018 at Ajangbadi, Lagos State.
“Two suspects were arrested in connection with the case and they have made useful statements to the police.
“Meanwhile, case will be handed over to Ajangbadi Division, Lagos State Command where the offence took place for further investigation and prosecution.”
READ ALSO: Police arrest suspected robbery, car theft kingpins
Mohammed also confirmed the arrest of another suspect for being in possession of another stolen vehicle.
“At about 4:pm, following intelligence report, Police detectives attached to Harbour Division recovered a Toyota Hiaice bus allegedly stolen at the premises of Osun State Board of Internal Revenue, Osun State.
“The bus which was formerly white in colour has been repainted and registered with Onitsha South LGA of Anambra State,” he stated.
He said the case was also being investigated.


To use this language, use the class "language-php".
// Single line comment
/* Multi-line
comment */
# Shell-like comment
'foo \'bar\' baz'
"foo \"bar\" baz"
"a string # containing an hash"
$some_var = 5;
$otherVar = "Some text";
$null = null;
$false = false;
$json = json_encode($my_object);
$array1 = array("a" => "green", "red", "blue", "red");
$array2 = array("b" => "green", "yellow", "red");
$result = array_diff($array1, $array2);
define('MAXSIZE', 42);
echo MAXSIZE;
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namespace my\name;
$c = new \my\name\MyClass;
$arr = [1,2,3];
trait ezcReflectionReturnInfo {
function getReturnType() { /*1*/ }
function getReturnDescription() { /*2*/ }
}
function gen_one_to_three() {
for ($i = 1; $i <= 3; $i++) {
// Note that $i is preserved between yields.
yield $i;
}
}
<div class="<?php echo $a ? 'foo' : 'bar'; ?>">
<?php if($var < 42) {
echo "Something";
} else {
echo "Something else";
} ?>
</div>
There are certain edge cases where Prism will fail. There are always such cases in every regex-based syntax highlighter. However, Prism dares to be open and honest about them. If a failure is listed here, it doesn’t mean it will never be fixed. This is more of a “known bugs” list, just with a certain type of bug.
"foo // bar";
# Shell-like comment "with quotes" inside
# Shell-like comment 'with quotes' inside
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Teacher and mathematician turned Data Scientist who enjoys analyzing and solving complex problems. I turn complex technical concepts and insights into impactful stories for a variety of audiences.
Tools I love using
Education
Data Science Boot Camp - Applied machine learning, data analysis and
data visualization in a 500+
hours immersive full time course
Bachelor's Degree - Mathematics
Experience
Teaching Assitant - Data Analytics Boot Camp Assist students in a
6 month data bootcamp with Trilogy's curriculum including:
Advanced Excel with VBA, Python, Pandas, Numpy, R
JSON, API, Beautiful Soup, Flask
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, D3
PostgreSQL, SQL, MongoDB
Matplotlib, Tableau, Plotly, Mapbox
Statistics, Machine Learning models, Deep Learning, Big Data, Keras, Tensorflow
PROJECTS
USING NEURAL NETWORKS FOR VOICE CLASSIFICATION
Built feed-forward dense neural networks and convolutional neural
networks to predict the speaker of an audio clip from 115 different speakers with a 99.8%
accuracy and also predicted his/her gender with a 95% accuracy.
Built a website to find the best movies of an actor/director
Used HTML, CSS and JavaScript to build a website that outputs resutls from a csv using user's input. Try it!
Assesing property damage for FEMA after natural disasters
Used Google Street View, Google Geolocation and Zillow
APIs to develop a flask web app to help FEMA in assessing property damage after a
natural disaster.
NLP with Reddit's API
Built several binary classification models using Natural
Language Processing (NLP) and reddit’s API to classify over 150k posts. Used tableau
to visualize best models and parameters. Best model had an accuracy of 95% on
validation data.


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Noooooooo. The Academy of Sciences' neighborhood free days are during Maker Faire? You've got to be kidding. Target market overlap, ahoy.
California Academy of Sciences “Neighborhood Free Days” | 2012
For the weekend of May 18-20, 2012, the California Academy of Sciences offers free admission to residents of neighborhoods like SoMa, Tenderloin, Potrero


Stop is a language for defining software systems.
The goal of Stop is to serve as a software blueprint. It is a tool that allows developers to focus and communicate the goals of a system without specific programming language implementation. Stop defines the data model, states and transitions of a software system.
The language is just the start. The plan is to map a Stop definition directly to a running software system where state implementation can be written in a variety of programming languages.
Because Go is popular and it's not Go. It's Stop. Also, a key concept of the language is finding a stopping state.
Here is a Hello World! of a simple Stop file.
start Hello { string whom -> Say } stop Say { string words }
This system satisfies the minimum requirement of at least one start and stopping state. There is one transition from the starting Hello state to the stopping state of Say. The Hello state would require an implementation that would transition only to the Say state with the correct arguments (in this case a single property of type string called words).
Stop revolves around one main type called a state. Everything in Stop is a kind of state.
The simplest version of a state looks like a basic data object. Every property is required and there is no concept of null. If a property should be empty it should contain the default value for the type.
User { uint64 id string username string email }
A state can define transitions to other states.
Router { Request request -> Login -> Authenticate }
A state can throw an error state and transition to it.
UserNotFoundError { string message } Authenticate throws UserNotFoundError { string login string password -> Redirect }
A state can also yield a single value and return it. Value states are utilized as dynamic properties.
GetUser <- User { uint64 id } Profile { uint64 user_id User user <- GetUser(id: user_id) -> Render }
A state can be a queue state. Queue states are a special kind of state that cannot be transitioned to. Instead they can only be added to with the promise that the queue will state will be executed at some later time.
CreatePost { Post post >> PushNotification -> Redirect } queue PushNotification { Post post } stop SendPushNotification { string recipient string message }
States can define scalar, reference, enumeration, collection and dynamic properties.
Here is a list of the scalar property types that can be used:
A state can define a property with the type of another State. Here a User object has an address property of type Address.
Address { string street string city string state string zip } User { uint64 id string username string email Address address }
Enumerations can be defined globally or within a state.
An enumeration can be defined globally and can be used within multiple states.
enum Method { GET POST DELETE PUT } Request { Method method String path } ErrorLogMessage { Method method String path String error }
An enumeration can also be defined and used only within the context of a single state.
User { enum Role { STANDARD MANAGER ADMIN } uint64 id string username string email Role role }
A property can also be defined as a collection of either scalar, enum or state types. Here the emails and addresses properties are collections.
Address { string street string city string state string zip } User { uint64 id string username [string] emails [Address] addresses }
Dynamic properties are not required when transitioning to a state with them defined. These properties will be calculated at runtime.
They are defined like any other property but with a <-
operator following by a reference to a value state that returns the same property type.
Here in the Profile state user_id would be a required property while the user property is dynamic. The user property will be retrieved by calling the value state GetUser with the user_id
property which gets mapped to the id
property of GetUser. The Profile state is valid after it has gathered all of its required and dynamic properties successfully.
GetUser <- User throws UserNotFoundError { uint64 id } Profile { uint64 user_id User user <- GetUser(id: user_id) -> Render }
A property can be made optional by prefixing the definition with the keyword optional
. Otherwise properties default to being required.
Optional properties can be left undefined when building an instance of a State. Any Stop runtime implementation should be dynamically checking for optionality during state transition validation.
Use optionals sparingly. State implementations that rely on States with optionals will have to handle the ambiguity presented by properties that could be undefined.
In the example below a body property is optional and likely only used on POST requests.
Request { enum Method { GET POST PUT DELETE OPTIONS } Method method string path optional string body [Header] headers [Parameter] parameters }
Transitions are defined within a state with the ->
operator following by a reference to defined state.
Router { Request request -> Login -> Register }
A state with transitions implies a programming implementation. Another piece of code somewhere will decide how this transition takes place but the only possible transitions are to Login and Register. When the state decides to transition that programming implementation will be required to create valid Login and Register states with their required properties.
A Stop system needs at least one start
state. There can be multiple start states that identify entry points into the software system.
start Router { Request request -> Login -> Register }
Every sequence of transitions must eventually end in a stop
state. A Stop file is considered incorrect if any transition does not lead to a stop state.
start Router { Request request -> Login } Login { -> Response } stop Response { uint32 status string content_type string body }
Queue states are a special kind of state that cannot be transitioned to. Queues can only be added to with the guarantee that the enqueued item will be executed at some later time.
Queues are a way to handle background or long running tasks like processing an audio file or sending push notifications.
To enqueue an item on a queue you simple create an instance of the queue State. The instance of the queue State you create will then be executed as its own independent state machine at some later point in time when a worker can execute it.
A queue state example:
CreatePost { Post post >> PushNotification -> Redirect } queue PushNotification { Post post } stop SendPushNotification { string recipient string message }
Notice that the CreatePost state signals that it may enqueue items onto the PushNotification queue with the >>
operator. The enqueue action is similar to but not quite a transition. While it eventually invokes another state it does so outside of the current thread of execution at a later time.
A runtime implementation should execute an enqueued state as if it is a starting state in search of a stopping state like any Stop state machine.
States can throw error states to transition to when something goes wrong. They work exactly like transitions just with a comma separated list of state references after throws
. What happens after transitioning to an error state is up to you (just be sure it eventually finds a stopping state).
RouteNotFoundError { string message -> Render } UnauthorizedError { string message -> Render } Router throws RouteNotFoundError, UnauthorizedError { Request request -> Login -> Register -> Dashboard }
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New annotations added to @RestResource and RestMethod @RestMethod
to simplify defining page title, text, and links on HTML views:
@RestResource(pageTitle)
@RestMethod(pageTitle)
@RestResource(pageText)
@RestMethod(pageText)
@RestResource(pageLinks)
@RestMethod(pageLinks)
// Old method
@RestResource(
properties={
@Property(name=HTMLDOC_title, value="System properties resource"),
@Property(name=HTMLDOC_description, value="REST interface for performing CRUD operations on system properties."),
@Property(name=HTMLDOC_navlinks, value="{up:'$R{requestParentURI}',options:'?method=OPTIONS'}")
}
)
// New method
@RestResource(
pageTitle="System properties resource",
pageDescription="REST interface for performing CRUD operations on system properties.",
pageLinks="{up:'$R{requestParentURI}',options:'?method=OPTIONS'}"
)
Typically you're going to simply want to use the title and description annotations
which apply to both the page title/text and the swagger doc:
@RestResource(
title="System properties resource",
description="REST interface for performing CRUD operations on system properties.",
pageLinks="{up:'$R{requestParentURI}',options:'?method=OPTIONS'}"
)


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} NHS.UK prototype kit {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
This app can help protect you and the people around you from coronavirus (COVID-19).
It does this by alerting you if you’ve spent time near someone who is later diagnosed with the virus, if they are also using this app.
If enough people in your community use this app and follow the advice, the spread of coronavirus can be slowed.


### Options
Option | Description | Type | Default
------------ | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
pushItems | push items when resizing and dragging | Boolean | false
disablePushOnDrag | disable push on drag | Boolean | false
disablePushOnResize | disable push on resize | Boolean | false
pushResizeItems | on resize of item will shrink adjacent items | Boolean | false
pushDirections | control the directions items are pushed | Object | {{ '{north: true, east: true, south: true, west:true}' }}


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I was previously diagnosed with a serious mood disorder and medicated accordingly. These medications were not right at all. One depressed night I decided I would try to end my life again. So I looked at the bottles of pills on my dresser and grabbed a huge glass of water. I swallowed 25 Risperdol pills along with 20 Paxils and 20 Depakote pills. I proceeded to lay down and try to go to sleep one last time. I fell asleep and was woken up the next morning by my mom. Obviously, there wasn't any success. But I felt very groggy.
I went up to take a shower and when I got out and went back down to my room I saw my mom packing up clothes and she said there was an ambulance on the way. I got strapped down to the bed in the ambulance and taken to the emergency room. They pumped my stomach which was useless since everything was already digested. I became incontinent on the bed and was fading in and out of consciousness.
They gave me a stomach full of charcoal and sent me to the psyche ward at(my new home at that time of my life). I slept for nearly a week only waKing up once or twice a day for meals. Day by day I was feeling a little less sedated. I ended up being there for 9 days. They released me with no prescriptions, their reasoning being my system needed to clear out.
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The northern hemisphere just had its hottest summer ever recorded, in September. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere is also at a record high. The amount of ice in the Arctic is progressively decreasing more than ever.1


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Zuzims
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"ZUZIMS "restless; sprouting, were smitten “in Ham” by Chedorlaomer and his allies (
Genesis 14:5
). Some have identified this tribe with the Zamzummims (q.v.).
"ZUZIMS "restless; sprouting, were smitten “in Ham” by Chedorlaomer and his allies (Genesis 14:5). Some have identified this tribe with the Zamzummims (q.v.).


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You can apply any time (not just when you need treatment) for:
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Before you start
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Maharashtra faces an acute shortage of blood due to the 3-week lockdown in order to prevent the novel coronavirus from spreading.
At present, there is a ban on organising blood donation camps. While there is no blood requirement for Covid-19 patients, other patients including those who undergo dialysis need it. State health minister Rajesh Tope said the state’s stock of blood will last one seven to eight days and appealed people to come forward to donate at blood banks.
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