XSLT does not guarantee the order of execution of instructions. In principle, the
sql:close
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instruction, which would obviously be disastrous.
In practice, Saxon's order of execution for XSLT instructions is reasonably predictable
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expression. Using the SQL extension instructions within templates that are directly invoked
is ths fairly safe, but it is not a good idea to invoke them as a side-effect of computing
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sql:query
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then of course they will be executed before any instruction that uses the value of the
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The light layout has a light color navbar, navigation menu and footer. In this page you can experience it. If you want to create a light version template you can use this layout.
This table contains all classes related to the light layout. This is a custom layout classes for light layout page requirements.
All these options can be set via following classes:
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
.navbar-light |
To set navbar light color you need to add .navbar-light class in navbar  tag. Refer HTML markup line no 7. |
.menu-light |
To set the main navigation light color on page .menu-light class needs to add in navigation wrapper. Refer HTML markup line no 12. |
.footer-light |
To set the main footer light color on page .footer-light class needs to add in footer wrapper. Refer HTML markup line no 37. |
This section contains HTML Markup to create light layout. This markup define where to add css classes to make navbar, navigation & footer light.
.navbar-light
class for adjusting navbar color light..menu-light
class for adjusting main navigation color light..footer-light
class for adjusting footer color light.Modern has a ready to use starter kit, you can use this layout directly by using the starter kit pages from the modern-admin/starter-kit
folder.
<!DOCTYPE html>

...

...

...

...

...

Modern Admin use PUG as template engine to generate pages and whole template quickly using node js, for getting start with PUG usage & template generating process please refer template documentation.
This table contains required PUG variables to generate light layout.
| Block | Variable | Datatype | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
pageConfig |
logoType |
string |
'dark' |
pageConfig block has a logoType variable, it contains logo type specific classes in that you need to set 'dark' to set dark version logo. |
navbarConfig |
navbarColor |
string |
'navbar-light' |
navbarConfig block has a navbarColor variable, it contains navbar color specific classes in that you need to set 'navbar-light' for light navbar. |
verticalMenuConfig |
menuColor |
string |
'menu-light' |
verticalMenuConfig block has a menuColor variable, it contains navigation color specific classes in that you need to set 'menu-light' for light navigation in vertical layout. |
horizontalMenuConfig |
menuColor |
string |
'navbar-light' |
horizontalMenuConfig block has a menuColor variable, it contains navigation color specific classes in that you need to set 'navbar-light' for light navigation in horizontal layout. |
footerConfig |
footerColor |
string |
'footer-light' |
footerConfig block has a footerColor variable, it contains footer specific classes in that you need to set 'footer-light' for light footer. |
To generate light layout page or template, you need to use following PUG code.
logoType
variable value as 'dark'
in pageConfig
block for dark version logo as our layout is light.navbarColor
variable value as 'navbar-light'
in navbarConfig
block for light navbar.menuColor
variable value as 'menu-light'
in verticalMenuConfig
block for light navigation in vertical layout.menuColor
variable value as 'navbar-light'
in horizontalMenuConfig
block for light navigation in horizontal layout.footerColor
variable value as 'footer-light'
in footerConfig
block for light footer.content
block has content section html file included include ../contents/layout-light.html
, which can be customizable on page level.If you want to use this layout on page level you need to define it on page it self. This template has one example pug file for light layout layout-light.pug
, however you can use it on template level but it will generate whole template as a light layout.
block pageVars
- var pageTitle = "Light Layout"
- var pageSubTitle = "Light template layout"
- var description = "The light layout has light version navbar, navigation & footer."
- var activeMenu = "layout-light"
extends template
append pageConfig
- var logoType = 'dark'
append navbarConfig
- var navbarColor = "navbar-light"
append verticalMenuConfig
- var menuColor = "menu-light"
append horizontalMenuConfig
- var horizontalMenuColor = "navbar-light"
append footerConfig
- var footerColor = "footer-light"
append breadcrumbs
+breadcrumbs([{url:"index.html",name:"Home"},{url:"#",name:"Page Layouts"}, {name:"Light Layout"}])
//- Include page content in page block
append content
include ../contents/layout-light.html
//- Vendor CSS
//------------------------------
//- Add Vendor specific CSS
append vendorcss
//- Page CSS
//------------------------------
//- Add custom page specific CSS
append pagecss
//- Vendor JS
//------------------------------
//- Add vendor specific JS
append vendorjs
//- Page JS
//------------------------------
//- Add custom page specific JS
append pagejs


Demonstrates how the dialogService can be used to open a modal popup and load the content area from a module supplied to the API.


This class represents an interface for accumulating translation search results. More...
#include <ISearchResults.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual void | add_matching_verse (std::string translation_long_name, int unique_verse_id)=0 |
| Add the given verse from the given translation to the list of matching verses. | |
| virtual std::string | get_search_string () const =0 |
| Get the string to match against verses. | |
| virtual int | num_results () const =0 |
| Get the number of matching verses for this search string. | |
| virtual int | at (int index) const =0 |
| Get the verse ID of the matching verse at the given index within these search results. | |
| virtual std::string | translation_at (int index) const =0 |
| Get the translation of the matching verse at the given index within these search results. | |
| virtual std::vector < VerseDisplay >::iterator | begin ()=0 |
| Get the starting iterator of the collection of matching verses. | |
| virtual std::vector < VerseDisplay >::iterator | end ()=0 |
| Get the end iterator of the collection of matching verses. |
This class represents an interface for accumulating translation search results.
Definition at line 11 of file ISearchResults.h.
| virtual void BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::add_matching_verse | ( | std::string | translation_long_name, | |
| int | unique_verse_id | |||
| ) | [pure virtual] |
Add the given verse from the given translation to the list of matching verses.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual int BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::at | ( | int | index | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get the verse ID of the matching verse at the given index within these search results.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual std::vector<VerseDisplay>::iterator BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::begin | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Get the starting iterator of the collection of matching verses.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual std::vector<VerseDisplay>::iterator BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::end | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Get the end iterator of the collection of matching verses.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual std::string BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::get_search_string | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get the string to match against verses.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual int BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::num_results | ( | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get the number of matching verses for this search string.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.
| virtual std::string BibleDatabase::ISearchResults::translation_at | ( | int | index | ) | const [pure virtual] |
Get the translation of the matching verse at the given index within these search results.
Implemented in BibleDatabase::SearchResultsSerial.


class AdminUserService extends UserService
Methods
| setEventDispatcher($eventDispatcher) | from UserService | |
| setEventFactory(EventFactory $eventFactory) | from UserService | |
| setSession($session) | from UserService | |
| setDoctrine(Registry $doctrine) | from UserService | |
| setSecurityContext(SecurityContext $context) | from UserService | |
| setChromediaRequest(ChromediaGlobalRequest $request) | from UserService | |
| setChromediaAccountsUri($uri) | from UserService | |
| array |
find(array $searchBy, array $options)
Find user/s in chromedia global accounts based on searchBy options |
from UserService |
| getAccountDataById($id) | from UserService | |
| SiteUser |
getUser(SiteUser $user)
Find an account in global chromedia by accountId |
from UserService |
| getAccountData(AdminUser $user) | ||
| getActiveUsers() | ||
| login($email, $password) | ||
| SiteUser |
create(AdminUser $user)
Create an AdminUser |
|
| update(AdminUser $user) | ||
| AdminUser |
findByEmailAndPassword(string $email, string $password)
Find an AdminUser based on email and password |
|
| Ambigous |
findById(int $id, boolean $activeOnly = true)
Find a AdminUser by accountId |
Details
in UserService at line 60
public
setEventDispatcher($eventDispatcher)
in UserService at line 65
public
setEventFactory(EventFactory $eventFactory)
in UserService at line 70
public
setSession($session)
in UserService at line 79
public
setDoctrine(Registry $doctrine)
in UserService at line 84
public
setSecurityContext(SecurityContext $context)
in UserService at line 95
public
setChromediaRequest(ChromediaGlobalRequest $request)
in UserService at line 100
public
setChromediaAccountsUri($uri)
in UserService at line 189
public array
find(array $searchBy, array $options)
Find user/s in chromedia global accounts based on searchBy options
in UserService at line 205
public
getAccountDataById($id)
in UserService at line 216
public SiteUser
getUser(SiteUser $user)
Find an account in global chromedia by accountId
at line 18
public
getAccountData(AdminUser $user)
at line 23
public
getActiveUsers()
at line 34
public
login($email, $password)
at line 71
public SiteUser
create(AdminUser $user)
Create an AdminUser
at line 86
public
update(AdminUser $user)
at line 103
public AdminUser
findByEmailAndPassword(string $email, string $password)
Find an AdminUser based on email and password
at line 136
public Ambigous
findById(int $id, boolean $activeOnly = true)
Find a AdminUser by accountId


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Added Quick Tile support.
GUI and background additions.
GIU and background changes.
GUI and background fixes.
Fixed application crashes.
Updated translations.
Full change log is in GitHub.


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At this time, sharpening services are only for kitchen knives. They can be any size or style. The time required to sharpen a knife depends on the size of the blade and how dull the blade is. For an eight inch (8") blade that is very dull, it takes about 45 minutes to create a new sharp and polished edge. A blade of the same size that isn't overly dull can be sharpened in around 25 minutes.
How sharp a knife can be depends on the quality of the blade, which itself depends on factors like the quality of the metal, hardness of the metal, how the blade was made and what the original angle of the edge is. When properly sharpened and maintained, even a budget chef knife can take a very sharp edge and stay sharp for a good amount of time.
Please either text, call or email to arrange a knife sharpening service:
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If you drop off and pickup your knives, there is a flat fee per knife, as indicated below. Unless you have a mountainous collection of kitchen knives you want sharpened (more than five), same day service can generally be offered.
If it's preferred, sharpening can be done at your location. All that is required is access to a sink and a flat counter that can get slightly wet; the kitchen sink is an ideal location. All necessary supplies are brought along. There is an additional fee for in-home service.
In-home service is available if you are located West of the 69 or 288 and East of the 99. This map indicates roughly the area where in-home service can be offered:


xmodmap Hints and Tips
tags: linuxOriginally posted on Rolling Release. I’m reposting this here as I recently broke my finger and so made a few changes to my xmodmap settings to accomodate the ensuing one-handed typing. Once again, I had to search for how to use xmodmap and came upon my own post. I’m keeping it here for easier reference and in the hope the details will burn deeper into my mind. It was written for a tutorial column so excuse the tone.
About xmodmap
Xmodmap is used to control the mappings between the keys you press on the keyboard and the results you will experience on screen. Some common usage examples of xmodmap are:
- Disabling and/or reallocating the caps-lock key
- Mapping certain foreign or other special characters to keys on your keyboard
- Enabling “media” keys
- Terminology
To achieve things like the above, you’ll be mapping KeyCodes to KeySyms and KeySyms to Modifiers so it’s obviously important to understand exactly what xmodmap means by these terms (I certainly didn’t when I started out).
KeyCode
A KeyCode is a number generated by your keyboard when you press a certain key. For example, the space bar usually produces the KeyCode 128.
KeySym
A KeySym is simply a word used to name a type of key. This concept is very important because it means that applications don’t need to interpret the information output by your keyboard directly; they can refer to keys by name.
As mentioned above, most keyboards produce the code 128 when you press the spacebar but it would be possible to have a very non-standard keyboard that outputs the KeyCode 64 when the spacebar is pressed. You’d certainly want to ensure that code 64 is interpreted as a spacebar press without having to rewrite all the applications you use. To do this, we’d map the KeyCode 64 to the KeySym “space”.
Modifier
A Modifier is a special kind of key that can be held at the same time as another key and modify its output.  If you hold shift and press A, you’ll see the letter ‘A’ – shift is a Modifier.
Let’s start with looking at modifiers to get the hang of Modifiers and KeySyms…
Modifiers
There are 8 modifiers:
- Shift
- Lock
- Control
- Mod1
- Mod2
- Mod3
- Mod4
- Mod5
Xmodmap provides three different operations for changing the way KeySyms are mapped to Modifiers: clear, add, and remove.
My favourite example – turning off caps lock:
$ xmodmap -e "clear Lock"
This command clears the Lock modifier meaning that no keys now produce a caps lock effect. Bliss!
To reassign the caps lock key to do something more useful:
$ xmodmap -e "add Shift = Caps_Lock"
This adds the KeySym “Caps_Lock” to the list of keys that produce the Shift modifier. In other words, we’ve turned caps lock into another shift key.
If you change your mind and want to stop the caps lock key behaving as a shift key:
$ xmodmap -e "remove Shift = Caps_Lock"
This is basically the opposite of the previous example.
Mapping KeyCodes to KeySyms
Now we’ve got the hang of changing the Modifiers, we’ll round off by looking at mapping the physical keys on your keyboard to produce the results you want.
First things first, you’ll need to know the keycode of the key you want to change. To do this, you can use xev.
$ xev
After running xev, press the key in question and you’ll see some output like this in your terminal:
The third line is the one we’re interested in. You’ll see the word keycode followed by the number you’re going to need next, in the example above it’s 63.
Now we’re going to map that key to give us some foreign characters.
$ xmodmap -e "keycode 63 = e E eacute Eacute"
The “keycode” command maps a KeyCode to a number of KeySyms. The order of the KeySyms is important as it represents how the KeySyms are derived.
- The key pressed alone
- With the Shift modifier
- The key pressed along with the Mode_switch key
- With Mode_switch AND Shift
Mode_switch is just another keysym and you can map it to a chosen key on your keyboard like this:
$ xmodmap -e "keycode 64 = Mode_switch"
My personal choice is to map Mode_switch to my AltGr key. To do this, you can use a special version of the keycode command. $ xmodmap -e “keycode Alt_R = Mode_switch” This asks xmodmap to lookup what keycode(s) are currently assigned to the KeySym Alt_R (right alt) and assign them to Mode_switch as well.
So with the above mappings, here’s what happens when I press the keys on my keyboard:
-
The key on it’s own -> A lowercase ‘e’
-
With shift -> An uppercase ‘E’
-
With AltGr -> A lowercase e-acute (as used in French for example)
-
With AltGr and shift -> An uppercase E-acute
Saving Your Mappings
Once you’ve decided how you’d like everything set up, you obviously don’t want to have to type all those xmodmap lines in every time you start X. To save you from this, you can just put all your mapping into a file (I save mine at ~/.xmodmap) and then just tell xmodmap to load from it.
$ xmodmap ~/.xmodmap
Ideally, you’d add that line to your .xinitrc so it runs automatically when you start X.
The End
That just about wraps up this howto. I hope somebody finds it useful as I certainly found xmodmap confusing in my early days. Now I have my keyboard customised to do just what I want and I couldn’t live without it.
Useful Links
A few useful links about xmodmap.


Returns a filtered copy of an object with only the specified keys, similar to
_.pick
from lodash / underscore.
You might also be interested in object.omit.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save object.pick
This is the fastest implementation I tested. Pull requests welcome!
var pick = require('object.pick');
pick({a: 'a', b: 'b'}, 'a')
//=> {a: 'a'}
pick({a: 'a', b: 'b', c: 'c'}, ['a', 'b'])
//=> {a: 'a', b: 'b'}
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sealed class SortAttribute
Custom |
entityStateClass should reference a persistent state entity entityStateColumnName should reference an entity attribute name as defined by the associated mapped schema (for example, CashSchemaV1.PersistentCashState::currency.name) data class Custom : SortAttribute |
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put "The smallest natural number that can be used is ", minnat
In four bytes it is possible to represent one more value, namely, 2**32 - 1 =<PHONE_NUMBER>. This extra value is used in Turing to represent the uninitialized natural number. Although it can be computed, any attempt to assign it to a nat variable is detected as an overflow. You can use this extra value by using the nat4 type instead of nat, but this type has no initialization checking.
See also predefined unit Limits.


This section provides some helpful tips to be aware of when debugging issues related to AWT.
To dump the AWT component hierarchy, press Control+Shift+F1.
If the application hangs, get a stack trace by pressing Control+Break on Windows (which sends the SIGBREAK signal) or Control+\ on Oracle Solaris and Linux operating systems (which sends the SIGQUIT signal).
To trace X11 errors on Oracle Solaris and Linux operating systems, set the sun.awt.noisyerrorhandler
system property to true
. In Java SE 6 and earlier releases, the NOISY_AWT
environment variable was used for this purpose.
Prior to Java SE 8, exceptions thrown in the AWT Event Dispatch Thread (EDT) could be caught by setting the system property sun.awt.exception.handler
to the name of the class that implements the public void handle(Throwable)
method. This mechanism has been updated in Java SE 8 to use the standard Thread.UncaughtExceptionHandler
interface.
Loggers can produce helpful output when debugging AWT problems. For information on using loggers, see the Java Logging Overview documentation and the java.util.logging
package description.
The following loggers are available:
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java.awt.focus
java.awt.event
java.awt.mixing
sun.awt
sun.awt.windows
sun.awt.X11


Feeling Creative
When I think about creativity as one of my core values, I feel good about myself. I've always had a flair for the dramatic, and when asserting that creatively has long been an important way for me to cope, and to thrive.
Creativity is always useful in resolving conflicts or preventing them before they arise. In the context of stereotype threat, being creative is a means to the most positive end. Creative thinking is always an asset.
DBC is likely going to be one of the most intensive and challenging educational experiences of my life so far. Hopefully it will lead to new challenges that will be greater still! In any environment, it is important to have some ideas about how to use one's natural strengths and values to combat negativity. One is to recognize frustration early on, and take a break before it gets overwhealming. My favorite way to use creativity to combat negativity is through humor. If my group is becoming frustrated, if I can make everyone laugh and lighten the mood, it can be good for the groups energy.
Last weekend I turned 30 years old. I have been doing a lot of thinking about myself, the future I want, and the kind of person I want to be moving forward. I have learned that my pride can get in the way of being that person. I also have learned that my flair for the dramatic can be a great strenght as well as a weakness. There is the wink and a nudge drama that makes me fun to be around and fuels my comedy, and there is the voice that says "Oh, this is so hard" that can get in my way.
There are two things I tell myself when I realize I am being the latter kind of dramatic.  The other is a quote from one of the people I draw inspiration from the most, Elon Musk. When asked what he does when things get really hard and he loses hope, he said "I don't care about hope. I just keep working." That is the kind of beleiving in myself that will make me successful. If I remember that, and I keep my fun dramatic personality too, nothing can stop me.


Deuteronomy 11:23
Then will the LORD drive out all these nations from before you, and ye shall possess greater nations and mightier than yourselves.


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|
Data Fields | |
| size_t | job_index = 0 |
| volatile std::atomic< size_t > | cloned_job_index = 0 |
| bool | job_completed = false |
| bool | job_supress_requeue = false |
| internal::job_context | job_context |
| internal::job_context * | active_job_context = nullptr |
| internal::fixed_queue< internal::profile_scope_definition *, 32 > | profile_scope_cache |
Holds the thread-local state of an individual worker thread.
Definition at line 55 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
| internal::job_context* jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::active_job_context = nullptr |
Thread local storage for the workers active job context.
Definition at line 75 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
Referenced by jobs::scheduler::execute_fiber_job().
| volatile std::atomic<size_t> jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::cloned_job_index = 0 |
Thread local storage for a worker threads current job.
Definition at line 63 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
Referenced by jobs::scheduler::execute_fiber_job().
| bool jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::job_completed = false |
Thread local storage for flagging of job completed.
Definition at line 66 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
Referenced by jobs::scheduler::execute_fiber_job().
| internal::job_context jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::job_context |
Thread local storage for the workers job context.
Definition at line 72 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
| size_t jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::job_index = 0 |
Thread local storage for a worker threads current job.
Definition at line 60 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
Referenced by jobs::scheduler::execute_fiber_job(), jobs::scheduler::execute_next_job(), and jobs::scheduler::get_next_job_from_queue().
| bool jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::job_supress_requeue = false |
Thread local storage for flagging if a job should not be requeued if it returns without completing (if it will be requeued elsewhere).
Definition at line 69 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.
| internal::fixed_queue<internal::profile_scope_definition*, 32> jobs::scheduler::worker_thread_state::profile_scope_cache |
Thread local cache for allocating profile scopes speedily.
Definition at line 78 of file jobs_scheduler.cpp.


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Sullivan county.
* WHEN…Until 1 PM EST Sunday.
* IMPACTS…Plan on slippery road conditions.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS…A mix of rain and freezing rain will
continue into the overnight hours before changing briefly to
all rain. The rain will then change to snow Sunday morning.
The snow will end by afternoon.
Slow down and use caution while traveling.
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Determines the default value for each Event Object's allDay property, when it is unspecified.
ignoreTimezone
When parsing ISO8601 dates, whether UTC offsets should be ignored while processing event source data.
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If you are using ISO8601 dates with UTC offsets, chances are you want them processed. You must set this option to false. In the future, the default for this option will probably be changed to false.
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Determines when event fetching should occur.
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eventBackgroundColor
Sets the background color for all events on the calendar.
You can use any of the CSS color formats such #f00, #ff0000, rgb(255,0,0), or red.
eventBorderColor
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You can use any of the CSS color formats such #f00, #ff0000, rgb(255,0,0), or red.
eventTextColor
Sets the text color for all events on the calendar.
You can use any of the CSS color formats such #f00, #ff0000, rgb(255,0,0), or red.


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BasicBoundaryRelocator
(swappiness)[source]¶ Basic implementation of a boundary relocator
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Comedian Jeff Foxworthy will perform 2 shows at Tampa’s Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in 2020
by Zack PerryTAMPA, Fla. — Comedian Jeff Foxworthy will be performing two standup shows at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa in 2020.
Shows will kickoff on Thursday, February 20 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Fans may purchase pre-sale tickets beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, December 9 via the property’s social media outlets using the password TEMPO. Tickets priced between $70 and $100 go on sale Friday, December 13 at 9 a.m. and can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com or seminolehardrocktampa.com.
Foxworthy is one of the most respected and successful comedians in the country. He is the largest selling comedy-recording artist in history, a multiple Grammy Award nominee and best-selling author of more than 26 books.
Widely known for his redneck jokes, Foxworthy’s act goes well beyond that to explore the humor in everyday family interactions and human nature, a style that has been compared to Mark Twain’s.
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WITNESS LIST Public Education Committee May 4, 1999-2:00P SB 4 For: Addison, Glenn (Self) Collier, Virginia (Texas Association of School Administrators) Culwell, Curtis (Self) McInnis, John (Texas Association of School Boards) Moak, Lynn (Texas School Alliance) Throm, Larry (Texas School Alliance) Against: Judy, Kenneth (Crawford ISD) On: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency) Carpenter, Bill (Fast Growth School Coalition) Santiago, Gwendolyn (Texas Association of School Business Officials) Wisnoski, Joe (Texas Education Agency)


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This sample shows how you can use the Spry URL Utilities to filter the XPath of the data set. Straight XPath filtering can be seen in this sample.
The Spry URL Utilities allow you to grab URL params and hashes and use then in your page.
This code for this sample is:

We attach the Spry data scripts and include the SpryURLUtils.js file.
Then we declare a variable 'params'. This uses a function that gathers all the URL parameters into an object.
We make a var called 'xapth'. We use this variable as the default value for XPath in the Data Set constructor.
Then we check to see if the two URL params are defined (params.lastname and params.firstname). If they are, we construct the new XPath with the parameter values and assign it to the var 'xpath'.
Finally the Data Set is called.
The URLs below look like:
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By Stacy Goh
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github.com/stacygohyunsi
medium.com/@stacygoh
Software Engineer @ Oikos
Love exploring new technologies
Love building new stuff
Love writing articles
https://www.facebook.com/sgbusuncle/
https://www.facebook.com/TaxiBotsg/
Platforms for bots
https://github.com/stacygohyunsi/facebook-bot-template
m.me/kopiboy.bot
Don't know where to go for a good cup of coffee? Here's a bot that finds random cafe places near you.
Things I've learnt:
Making the bot smarter - Adding NLP (e.g., API.ai, WIT.ai)
Intent === Person wants Pizza
"I want to order pizza"
"Eh I want peeza"
"Oi bot give me Pizza leh"
Entities === Categories of things
Pepperoni Pizza
Vegetarian Pizza
Domains ===
Small Talk
Ordering
Payment
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[§421C-17] Removal of directors. Section 421-14, relating to the removal of a director of an agricultural association, shall apply to associations formed under this chapter. [L 1982, c 97, pt of §2]


Neuroplasticity
Understanding the principles of neuroplasticity benefits people because it gives them a new perspective on their brain and helps them to see that the brain is not static but malleable, constantly capable of reshaping and learning new things. It blows the phrase 'can't teach an old dog new tricks' right out of the water.
The brain is a muscle and can be developed in any area, from learning coding to improving work performance to something as simple as hitting the gym and increasing flexibility. The neurons in the brain are like pathways, and the more you walk a certain path, the easier it is to find your way along it. Simply having an understanding of neuroplasticity is beneficial to me because I can apply it to everything that I do. I can face new situations, accept that they may be difficult and explore them anyway, comfortable in the knowledge that my brain is capable of creating new pathways and learning new things.
You can increase the neuroplasticity of your brain by practicing new things and exploring new situations and environments. By introducing your brain to something new, you automatically begin the process of rewiring the pathways that have taken root up there. The key is continuing to practice––as I said earlier, the more you walk it, the more defined the path becomes.
 With a fixed mindset, you can encounter the same challenge over and over again without ever learning from it because your mind refuses to see it in a new way. With a growth mindset, you can face the same challenge and learn new ways of overcoming and resolving it because you started out with the belief that you could.
Nothing about this surprised me because my mum has always been a firm believer in neuroplasticity and growth mindset. However, it is always interesting to me to learn about it from other perspectives and resources (unsurprisingly, hearing it repeatedly from your mother can turn it into a bit of a drag).
I will integrate a growth mindset into my learning journey by approaching the lessons in the course with an open mind. I will practice self-compassion in my learnings and be kind to myself when things aren't making sense. If I enact a growth mindset throughout, then even when things are hard, I can rest easy knowing that my brain is doing what it's supposed to––learning new concepts and restructuring old ones.
Blend with Learning Plan and Strategies
Knowing that I have the ability to learn new things, that my brain is malleable and capable of change, is enough to make all of this new coding information a lot less scary. It helps me to be more compassionate when I don't understand, and proud when I do. It influences me in such a way that I can breathe when nothing makes sense and know that at some point in the future––if I can only keep practicing and developing my skills, then eventually––it will make sense.


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Muhammad (SAW) is not the father of any man among you, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the last (end) of the Prophets. And Allah is Ever All-Aware of everything. |
| 033:040 Maulana | : |
Muhammad is not the father of any of you men, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the Seal of the prophets. And Allah is ever Knower of all things. |
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Muhammad is not the father of any man among you, but he is the messenger of Allah and the Seal of the Prophets; and Allah is ever Aware of all things. |
| 033:040 Rashad | : |
Muhammad was not the father of any man among you. He was a messenger of GOD and the final prophet. GOD is fully aware of all things. |
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Muhammad is not the father of any of your males. He is the Messenger of God and the last Prophet. God has the knowledge of all things. |
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Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but he is the Messenger of Allah and the Last of the prophets; and Allah is cognizant of all things. |
| 033:040 Sherali | : |
Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but he is the Messenger of ALLAH, and the seal of the Prophets and ALLAH has full knowledge of all things. |
| 033:040 Yusufali | : |
Muhammad is not the father of any of your men, but (he is) the Messenger of Allah, and the Seal of the Prophets: and Allah has full knowledge of all things. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > أخلاقه وصفاته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Manners and Attributes أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > تأييد رسالته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Supporting his Message أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > طبيعة رسالته Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> His Mission's Nature(PBUH) الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > التبنّي > بطلانه Man and The Social Relations>Adoption>Its Invalidity
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States' Voting Requirements
States' Voting Practices
Alabama
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Alaska
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 NO Arizona
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Arkansas
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES California
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Colorado
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Connecticut
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Delaware
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Florida
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Georgia
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Hawaii
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Idaho
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Illinois
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Indiana
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Iowa
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Kansas
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Kentucky
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Louisiana
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 NO Maine
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Maryland
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Massachusetts
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Michigan
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Minnesota
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Mississippi
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Missouri
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Montana
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Nebraska
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Nevada
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO New Hampshire
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES New Jersey
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES New Mexico
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO New York
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO North Carolina
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES North Dakota
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Ohio
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Oklahoma
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Oregon
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Pennsylvania
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Rhode Island
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES South Carolina
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES South Dakota
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Tennessee
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Texas
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Utah
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Vermont
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Virginia
Previous "Section 5" state YES New voting requirements since 2012 YES Washington
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Washington, D.C.
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO West Virginia
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO Wisconsin
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 YES Wyoming
Previous "Section 5" state NO New voting requirements since 2012 NO
Alabama
Voter ID: Yes
Alabama passed HB 19 in 2011, but it didn't go into effect until 2014, after the Shelby County v. Holder decision. Some may consider Alabama's voter ID law to be strict, but if a voter can't provide a government-issued or student ID with a photo, he/she can still have their vote counted if two election officials sign a sworn statement saying they know the person is an eligible voter on the poll list. If not, the person has until 5 p.m. on the Friday after the election to bring the required ID.
Offers same-day registration: No
In 2014, Alabama extended the window between the close of registration from 10 to 14 days.
Number of days in early voting window: 0
In 2014, Alabama extended the window between the close of registration from 10 to 14 days.
Proof of Citizenship: Yes*
Alabama received federal approval to require proof of citizenship documentation for voter registration in January 2016. However, Alabama will not be implemeting this policy for the November 2016 election.
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 17.2%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 14
In 2014, Alabama extended the window between the close of registration from 10 to 14 days.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 36.2%
Alaska
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 15
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.4%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 12.7%
Arizona
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 93
Proof of Citizenship: No*
Arizona passed a law that required proof of citizenship documentation to register, but it was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2015.
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 9.9%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 29
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
HB 2023, passed in 2016, made it a felony crime for anyone other than a family member, household member, or caregiver of a voter to turn in the voter's ballot. This law is being challenged in a lawsuit filed by the Democratic National Committee.
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 12.8%
Arkansas
Voter ID: Yes*
Arkansas passed AR S 2, a strict photo ID requirement, in 2013. It was struck down by the Arkansas Supreme Court, and their previous ID law remains the current requirement which is a non-strict non-photo ID requirement.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 15
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 9.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 29
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Arkansas passed SB 1067 in 2011, which requires people in long-term care or residential facilities or with disabilities to reapply for absentee ballots each year.
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Forms must be submitted within 21 days after being filled out, or 30 days before an election, whichever comes first.
Limits on ballot collection: No
A 2011 law requires a person who returns a voter's absentee ballot to sign an oath in front of the county clerk.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 58.6%
California
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 29
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 4.4%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 15
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Those seeking more than 50 registration cards must submit a distribution plan. Those collecting registration forms must provide their phone numbers and addresses to each person they register. Forms collected during a drive must be submitted three business days after they're filled out or by the registration deadline, whichever comes first.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A vote-by-mail voter can designate a spouse, family member, child, parent, grandparent, grandchild, or other family member who lives in the same house to to return the ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 10.8%
Colorado
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 15
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 4.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Registration drives must register with the state. Those conducting a drive must file a statement of intent plus complete training and testing. The registration forms are required to be submitted within 15 business days of being signed, or before the registration deadline, whichever comes first. A 2016 law added training and reporting requirements for voter registration drives.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
One person may turn in up to 10 ballots.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 40.5%
Connecticut
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 8.3%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 47.4%
Delaware
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.3%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 24
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
If using the state's registration form, drives must register with the state, plus organizers must go through training and keep logs of every form/person soliticited. The completed forms and log must be submitted 5 days after completed. However, online registration or the federal form can be used at drives up until the state's normal registration deadline.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 87.1%
Florida
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 14
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 3.8%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 29
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
In 2011, Florida passed new registration drive requirements (HB 1355) with a 48-hour deadline for drives to submit registration forms after they're signed, and the organization running the drive was required to account for all registration forms, even unused ones, and submit monthly reports even if there was no registration activity. The law also added a requirement that registration drives need to register with the state. A 2012 federal court order enjoined these measures. The deadline for drives to submit completed forms is now 10 days, and drives must first register with the state.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 42.8%
Georgia
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 21
Proof of Citizenship: Y
Georgia received federal approval to require proof of citizenship documentation for voter registration in January 2016. However, Georgia will not be implementing this policy for the November 2016 election.
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 12.8%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 28
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Forms collected during voter registration drives must be submitted within 10 days of their completion, or if it is within 14 days before the registration deadline, the forms must be submitted within 72 hours of their completion or before the deadline, whichever comes first.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
No person can assist more than ten voters in one election.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 42.6%
Hawaii
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 11
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.2%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 28
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: boh
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Absentee ballots must be returned by mail.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 86.8%
Idaho
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Same-day registration is available at the polls if voters miss the deadline 25 days before the election.
Number of days in early voting window: 11
Same-day registration is available at the polls if voters miss the deadline 25 days before the election.
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 14.9%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Same-day registration is available at the polls if voters miss the deadline 25 days before the election.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: No
Idaho is exempt from a federal law that requires voter registration to be offered at motor vehicle offices.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 0%
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Illinois
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 40
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 0%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Illinois law "provides that online voter registration shall be open for no more than 36 nor less than seven days before such election."
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Each county can decide if it wants to make training mandatory. Deputy registrars must return all forms by first class mail within two business days or by personal delivery within seven days, which is shortened to two days in the week before the registation deadline. These rules don't apply to drives using the federal form or online registration.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 26.9%
Indiana
Voter ID: Yes
In 2013, Indiana passed a law that further authorized election officials to demand ID at the polls.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 28
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 17.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 29
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Only a voter's attorney or household member may return an absentee ballot. Anyone else who returns the ballot is guilty of a felony.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
In 2015, the state passed a law to barr "serious sex offenders" from voting in person on a school campus.
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 71.6%
Iowa
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 40
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.9%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 13.9%
Kansas
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 20
Proof of Citizenship: Y
Kansas received federal approval to require proof of citizenship documentation for voter registration in January 2016.
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.7%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 21
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Those seeking more than 25 registration forms at a time must submit a distribution plan.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 28.9%
Kentucky
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 2.9%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 28
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 85.5%
Louisiana
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 7
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Those wishing to hold a drive must submit an application to the state, and must turn in the forms within 30 days of completion.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
If someone other than a family member turns in an absentee ballot, they need to sign a statement saying that the voter authorized them to turn in the ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 66.6%
Maine
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 30
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 12.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Voter registration forms collected during drives must be submitted 21 days before the election, even though the state has same-day registration at the polls.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Unrestricted
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 0%
Maryland
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 8
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 0%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Those wishing to hold a drive can get optional training to become an official registration volunteer, for which they would have to be at least 18 and sign a sworn statement. Any forms collected during a drive must be submitted within five days of completion or before the registration deadline, whichever comes first.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A voter must either mail or hand-deliver an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 7.4%
Massachusetts
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 14
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 13%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 19
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A family member may return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 73.8%
Michigan
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 4.3%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Only a family member or household member may return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 39.4%
Minnesota
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 46
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 9.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: online
Minnesota is exempt from a federal law that requires voter registration to be offered at motor vehicle offices.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Forms collected by an agency or individual on behalf of other voters must be turned in within 10 days of the date written on the registration application.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
One person cannot return more than three ballots.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 0%
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Mississippi
Voter ID: Yes
Mississippi's strict photo ID requirement was passed in 2011, but was initially blocked by the Voting Rights Act. It went into effect in 2014 after Shelby County v. Holder.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 8.2%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
No major requirements exist today, but the state can charge individuals or organizations requesting forms in bulk quantities.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
If a voter receives an absentee ballot in the mail, he or she needs to return it by mail. Only the voter can mail his or her own ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 30.2%
Missouri
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 11.3%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 26
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Missouri has an optional official volunteer system called "deputy registration officials," but anyone who is paid to collect more than 10 voter registration forms has to register with the state as a voter registration solicitor, and must be a registered voter. Any forms collected on behalf of other voters must be submitted within seven days.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A relative of the family member may return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 66.8%
Montana
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Late registration can be completed at county election offices until the polls close on Election Day.
Number of days in early voting window: 25
Late registration can be completed at county election offices until the polls close on Election Day.
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 8.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Late registration can be completed at county election offices until the polls close on Election Day.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 3.4%
Nebraska
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 35
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 1.1%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 10
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Nebraska has an optional "deputy registrar" system, for which training is required. Deputy registrars also must take an oath and notify the state of the location and time of the proposed registration drive and party affiliations of the deputy registrars 48 hours in advance, and must return completed forms by the end of the following business day. For drives conducted outside of the program, forms must be submitted to the state 19 days before Election Day.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A voter can designate another person to return an absentee ballot. Each person can deliver one ballot on behalf of another voter.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 18.7%
Nevada
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 14
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 11.7%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 20
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Requests for more than 50 registration forms must be accompanied by a distribution plan, which is submitted to the state. The state can charge for more than 50 copies of the application. All used and unused materials must be returned to the state, and applications collected during the drive must be submitted within 10 days of their completion, with the organizer of the drive being responsible for postage costs if mailed. The organizer must also write his/her name on the bottom of every form they submit on behalf of other voters.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A ballot can be returned by a family member with a signed form. It is a felony to violate this law. There is no limit on the number of ballots one person can return.
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 47.7%
New Hampshire
Voter ID: Yes
In June 2014, New Hampshire passed SB 206, which removed the option for county officials to vouch for the identity of a voter. A voter without the right ID will be photographed at the polls and that photo will be attached to a sworn statement.
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 9.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: no
New Hampshire is exempt from a federal law that requires voter registration to be offered at motor vehicle offices.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
New Hampshire does not allow voter registration drives.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
A spouse, parent, sibling, or child of an absentee voter can return a ballot. The family member must fill out a form provided by the secretary of state and show photo ID.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 0%
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New Jersey
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 45
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 5.9%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 21
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
One person can collect and turn in up to three ballots. Previously, one bearer could turn in up to 10 ballots. The bearer must also show a form of ID, such as a driver's license, that includes their full address and signature. The new law was approved in August 2015 and took effect immediately.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 17.9%
New Mexico
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 28
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 4.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 28
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Voter registration forms must be returned within 48 hours. Groups doing voter registration must pre-register with the state.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
An immediate family member or caregiver may return an absentee ballot
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 35%
New York
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 0.4%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 25
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
No one other than the voter can return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 42.6%
North Carolina
Voter ID: No*
North Carolina passed HB 589 in August 2013, which instituted a strict photo ID requirement for voters unless he/she signed a sworn statement describing an impediment to obtaining the correct ID. A federal court struck down the law in July, saying it would adversely affect African-Americans' ability to vote.
Offers same-day registration: Yes*
North Carolina passed a law to remove same-day registration in 2013. It will be offered in the November election, because of a court ruling in July 2016 that found the measure would disadvantage African-American voters.
Number of days in early voting window: 10
North Carolina passed a law to remove same-day registration in 2013. It will be offered in the November election, because of a court ruling in July 2016 that found the measure would disadvantage African-American voters.
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.1%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 25
North Carolina passed a law to remove same-day registration in 2013. It will be offered in the November election, because of a court ruling in July 2016 that found the measure would disadvantage African-American voters.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Voter registration forms must be submitted no later than 25 days before the election.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Only the voter or the voter's immediate family member may return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 52.3%
North Dakota
Voter ID: No*
In 2013, North Dakota passed HB 1333, which tightened its existing ID law so that only four types of government-issued ID were acceptable. In 2015, the state passed HB 1332, which added restrictions on an alternative method for people to vote if they couldn't get the correct ID because of a disability. In August 2016, its photo ID restrictions were struck down by a federal court, which found it would disadvantage Native Americans' access to the vote.
Offers same-day registration: No
Voter registration is not required in North Dakota. The state abolished it in 1951.
Number of days in early voting window: 15
Voter registration is not required in North Dakota. The state abolished it in 1951.
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 0%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Voter registration is not required in North Dakota. The state abolished it in 1951.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: no
North Dakota does not have voter registration.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
North Dakota has no voter registration.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
No one other than the voter can return an absentee ballot.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 0%
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Ohio
Voter ID: Yes
In 2013, Ohio passed SB 216 which shortened the amount of time for a voter to return to a government office to prove their identity if they didn't have the correct ID at the polls, from 10 to seven days. I was struck down by a court in June 2016, and the state appealed. A decision is expected before Election Day.
Offers same-day registration: Yes*
A lawsuit is pending over Ohio's elimination of same-day registration in 2014, and a decision is expected before Election Day.
Number of days in early voting window: 28
A lawsuit is pending over Ohio's elimination of same-day registration in 2014, and a decision is expected before Election Day.
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 11.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 27
A lawsuit is pending over Ohio's elimination of same-day registration in 2014, and a decision is expected before Election Day.
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No*
Ohio passed passed SB 216 in 2013, which requires address and date of birth information on absentee ballots. The state also passed SB 205 in 2013, which requires elections officials to discard absentee ballots if they have incomplete or incorrect identification information. Both were implemented in 2014. A court ruled in June 2016 both would have discriminatory effects, and the state has appealed. A decision is expected before Election Day.
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Forms must be turned in within 10 days of completion. All people doing voter registration drives need to register with the Secretary of State and disclose in which counties they expect to register voters.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 9.6%
Oklahoma
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 3
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 12.4%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 24
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
The maximum number of applications county officials can give out ranges from 250 to 2,000.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Anyone can return a voter's absentee ballot. Each person can deliver a maximum of one ballot on behalf of another voter.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 48.6%
Oregon
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 21
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 9.7%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 21
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Every eligible voter who visits a motor vehicle office is automatically registered to vote, no form submission required.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Voter registration forms must be returned within five calendar days of completion.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 1.4%
Pennsylvania
Voter ID: No*
Pennsylvania passed HB 934, a strict photo ID requirement, in 2012. It was struck down in January 2014 by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Only the voter can return an absentee ballot in person.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 34.5%
Rhode Island
Voter ID: Yes
Rhode Island passed S 400 in 2011, which instituted a non-strict photo ID requirement. It was implemented in 2014.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 4.8%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 48.6%
South Carolina
Voter ID: Yes
South Carolina passed H 3003 in 2011, which instituted a strict photo ID requirement, with the exception that voters without the correct ID could sign a sworn statement describing an impediment to obtaining the correct ID. The law was implemented in 2014.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 5.6%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 31
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 41.4%
South Dakota
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 45
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.4%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 15
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Voter registration forms must be turned in within 20 days of completion.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 67.8%
Tennessee
Voter ID: Yes
In 2013, Tennessee passed S 125, which made it so county- or municipality-issued IDs are not valid forms of voter ID.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 15
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.1%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: May permanently lose right to vote
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 57.9%
Texas
Voter ID: Yes*
Texas passed SB 14 in 2011, which was implemented in 2013 after Shelby County v. Holder. It was ruled to have discriminatory effects three times in court, but was enforced while the state appealed those decisions. In July 2016, a federal court ruled for a fourth time that it could disenfranchise minority voters, and a lower court has been ordered to find ways to make it easier for those without ID to have their votes counted for the November 2016 election.
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 13
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 12%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 30
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: DMV
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Anyone holding a registration drive must receive state training and pass an in-person examination. The deadline to turn in forms is 5 days after they're collected. Failure to turn them in in a timely manner is a criminal offense. A 2015 law mandated that volunteers in this position can be terminated for destroying or altering registration applications.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
Texas passed HB 148 in 2013, making it illegal to get paid based on the number of ballots collected. Repeat offenders receive a felony charge. A 2015 law made it a crime to sign as a witness for more than one absentee voter per election.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 74%
Utah
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 10
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 2.8%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 6
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 17.6%
Vermont
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 45
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 8.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 5
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Unrestricted
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 33.3%
Virginia
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 0
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 13.2%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 21
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Virginia added requirements for registration drives in 2013. All individuals or organizations requesting 25 or more forms must register and complete certified training program, and sign an affidavit swearing to abide by all voter registration laws and rules.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 34.8%
Washington
Voter ID: Yes
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 18
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.5%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 7
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Voter registration forms must be returned within five business days.
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 14.1%
District of Columbia
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 13
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 1%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: No
Limits on ballot collection: No
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 5.9%
West Virginia
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: No
Number of days in early voting window: 10
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 20
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: Both
Excuse needed to vote absentee: Yes
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
West Virginia has an optional official volunteer system. People and groups outside the official system can still conduct registration drives, but forms must be delivered within 15 days of completion. Requests for 10 or more forms must be recorded by the county clerk with a description of the days and locations of the proposed registration drives. A group cannot request more than 200 registration forms.
Limits on ballot collection: Yes
One person cannot deliver more than two absentee ballots in one election.
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 29.1%
Wisconsin
Voter ID: Yes*
Wisconsin passed a strict photo ID requirement in 2011, which was implemented 2015. A July 2016 court ordered that it could not be enforced fully in November 2016 because it put minority voters at a disadvantage, but that decision was reversed by an appellate court in August. It appears the voter ID law will be in full effect for the November election.
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 10
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 10.7%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: No
Wisconsin is exempt from a federal law that requires voter registration to be offered at motor vehicle offices.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
A copy of the required forms for proof of residence for first-time voters must be included with registration forms if collected by anyone other than a "special deputy" who receives training.
Limits on ballot collection: No
f a voter receives an absentee ballot in the mail, it must be returned by mail. in-person absentee voting is also available (no excuse required).
Restoration of felon voting rights: Restoration after incarceration and parole or probation
Percent of provisional ballots rejected: 68.5%
Wyoming
Voter ID: No
Offers same-day registration: Yes
Number of days in early voting window: 40
Proof of Citizenship: No
Percent of voters removed from rolls: 7.3%
Number of days between registration deadline and election: 0
Online/Motor vehicle office registration: No
Wyoming is exempt from a federal law that requires voter registration to be offered at motor vehicle offices.
Excuse needed to vote absentee: No
Registration Drive Requirements: Yes
Wyoming doesn't accept voter registration applications from voter registration drives.


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Success messages are used to inform that an action took place or that a form was completed successfully. It appears in a green banner at the very top of the screen, over the content. The success message dismiss itself by an animation because it does not require any actions from the user. Contrary to error messages, success messages should never block people’s progress, they should encourage the user to continue.
When displaying a success message, you must:
The success message should be presented in context on the same form that was just completed, so as not to block any further progress.
When the success message is displayed in a process, it can include useful actions related to the task the user just completed. It gives user clear and actionable next steps.
Sometimes, success message contains information that people want to keep, like a code or a link to an invitation. In such case, keep this valuable information visible on the screen by using a prompt. The user should be able to copy and paste the information.


# Scripting
Sometimes, we would like to write a quick script without going through the trouble of creating a class. The addons mechanism has a shorthand that allows a module as a whole to be treated as an addon object. This lets us place event handler functions in the module scope. For instance, here is a complete script that adds a header to every request.
def request(flow):
flow.request.headers["myheader"] = "value"
examples/addons/scripting.py


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All the things that you told me You were going through Tried to be there and wanted to pull you through And show you how much you're loved Made a song and dance Whenever I would ask you Just what was wrong You would say something like nothing hon All along telling me lies If you really cared Cared about me Then you would care about Care about us If you cared about me Then you would have cared about love Felt betrayed I was giving good loving Yet still you strayed Wasn't I good enough You were oh so sweet I guess it was your sweetness That blinded me If you really cared If you cared You would be there for me You wouldn't have left me feeling lonely If you really cared Then you would have cared about us Cared about love Said you cared Now you're asking for forgiveness It's much too late I don't want you near If you cared about me Then you would have cared about love If you really cared Cared about me Then you wouldn't have Hurt me as you did If you cared about me Then you would have cared about love |


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This interface defines functionality for optimizing the use of the Pathfinder. Instead of calculating new paths on every request this interface enables existing paths to be saved and reused. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| Path | PathTo (PathFindingNode targetNode) |
| This Method enables other classes to receive the Path from one node to another target node. More... | |
| void | AddPath (PathFindingNode targetNode, Path path) |
| This Method can be used to add a Path from the current instance to a target Node. More... | |
| void | RemovePath (PathFindingNode targetNode) |
| This Method can be used to remove a Path from the current instance. More... | |
This interface defines functionality for optimizing the use of the Pathfinder. Instead of calculating new paths on every request this interface enables existing paths to be saved and reused.
| void IPathNode.AddPath | ( | PathFindingNode | targetNode, |
| Path | path | ||
| ) |
This Method can be used to add a Path from the current instance to a target Node.
| targetNode | The target node that can be accessed by this path |
| path | The path that leads to the target node |
Implemented in CityPlaceable, and PathFindingTarget.
| Path IPathNode.PathTo | ( | PathFindingNode | targetNode | ) |
This Method enables other classes to receive the Path from one node to another target node.
| targetNode | The Node that is supposed to be reached |
Implemented in CityPlaceable, and PathFindingTarget.
| void IPathNode.RemovePath | ( | PathFindingNode | targetNode | ) |
This Method can be used to remove a Path from the current instance.
| targetNode | The target Node this instance should no longer hold a path to |
Implemented in CityPlaceable, and PathFindingTarget.