 A gasoline trip is basically a true trip to another dimension, passing through this dimension seems to bring on some nausea and head aches.
I had taken 3mg Ativan about an hour before this experience, So I was feeling their effects.
I exhale all of the air out of my lungs, and inhale the fumes from the Gas can. Hit 1. I take a few good breaths of fresh air and take another hit. Hit 2. I catch my breath and everything is blurry and buzzing. All of this is so intense I decide to take another hit. I inhale the hit, hold it for as long as I can, exhale completely, then take a fourth hit without taking a breath of fresh air.
I then began to lift off, there are no other words to describe what happened I just lost EVERYTHING, I don't know where I am or who I am. I'm just sitting there and all of the sudden my vision fails and I seem to be trapped in an orange/white swirled sphere with no body. I come to the conclusion that this is normal, this is reality, and I just sit there and eventually the sphere seems to shatter and I'm with my original surroundings once again buzzing around me. It took me a while to remember what I had been doing (huffing gas) and exactly where I was.
Overview: Huffing gasoline can put me into a COMPLETELY different reality for a short amount of time but it could feel like an eternity. Everything is gone, I wont know who I am, where I am, what I'm doing, and I wont care. In my opinion the effects of inhaling gas are EXTREMELY fun :P.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Scott Brown explains how Virgil van Dijk has made Liverpool a great team
The Celtic star captained the Reds' defender during his two years playing in Scotland
by Tom Hopkinson, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/tom-hopkinson/Liverpool have become a great team because Virgil van Dijk, the best defender in the world, gives everyone around him the belief that they are great players too.
That’s the view of Celtic star Scott Brown, who was the Dutchman’s captain during Van Dijk’s two years north of the border.
Brown said: “Virgil van Dijk is a Rolls-Royce. He cruised it in the SPL and he’s cruising it in the Premier League – he has now shown that he is the best defender in the world.
“What we’re seeing from him these days is no surprise to me. The only surprise was that, when he left Celtic, only Southampton came in for him.
“Virgil has that willingness to win, a willingness to get better – he improves week in, week out.
“He played with great players at Celtic and now he’s gone to Southampton and Liverpool and played with great players.
“He makes good players believe they can be great players as well, and what he has done at Liverpool too is steady the ship.
“He has made that team a hard team to beat and that is due to his work-rate. It’s the drive in him, more than anything – you look at him and feel confident.
“One person in the Premier League has beaten him in a one-on-one in 75-odd games. So it’s that confidence and belief that he puts in you that oozes through the team.”
Brown got a close-up view of Van Dijk’s immense talent every working day between 2013 and 2015, and reckons the 28-year-old was a class act whatever position he ended up playing in training.
Brown added: “He could have been a No.10, a No.6… But as a centre-half he is so good.
“He was one of those you put that trust in, that belief.
“He comes forward with the ball and you know he’s not going to lose it, he’s so strong he’s going to cruise through.
“Then he’d hit free-kicks and score for us. So he has everything – he’s great in the air, he’s strong, physical and he’s quick.
“It’s everything everyone wants as a defender and Liverpool are lucky enough to have him.”
Shaky defence had long been Liverpool’s key problem before the arrival of Van Dijk.
But Joel Matip and Dejan Lovren are now looking like different players for having the experience of playing alongside the Dutch star.
Brown said: “Virgil reads the game so well, and he understands it. His first thought is, ‘If he makes a mistake, I can get there’, and he has the pace to do it.
“He is a step ahead of the game and that’s what makes him a top-quality defender.
“He knows when to squeeze, he knows when he should sit off, and when to go and win a battle.
“You can’t win them all... but most of the time Virgil does.”


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jQuery.route helps manage browser history (and client state) by synchronizing the window.location.hash with an jQuery.Observe.
To support the browser's back button and bookmarking
in an Ajax application, most applications use
the window.location.hash
. By
changing the hash (via a link or JavaScript),
one is able to add to the browser's history
without changing the page. The event allows
you to listen to when the hash is changed.
Combined, this provides the basics needed to create history enabled Ajax websites. However, jQuery.Route addresses several other needs such as:
$.route
is a $.Observe that represents the
window.location.hash
as an
object. For example, if the hash looks like:
#!type=videos&id=5
the data in $.route
would look like:
{ type: 'videos', id: 5 }
$.route keeps the state of the hash in-sync with the data in $.route.
$.route is a $.Observe. Understanding $.Observe is essential for using $.route correctly.
You can listen to changes in an Observe with bind and delegate and change $.route's properties with attr and attrs.
Listen to changes in history
by binding to
changes in $.route
like:
$.route.bind('change', function(ev, attr, how, newVal, oldVal) {
})
You can also listen to specific changes with delegate:
$.route.delegate('id','change', function(){ ... })
Observe lets you listen to the following events:
Listening for add
is useful for widget setup
behavior, remove
is useful for teardown.
Create changes in the route data like:
$.route.attr('type','images');
Or change multiple properties at once with attrs:
$.route.attrs({type: 'pages', id: 5}, true)
When you make changes to $.route, they will automatically
change the hash
.
Use $.route(url, defaults)
to create a
route. A route is a mapping from a url to
an object (that is the $.route's state).
If no routes are added, or no route is matched, $.route's data is updated with the deparamed hash.
location.hash = "#!type=videos";
// $.route -> {type : "videos"}
Once routes are added and the hash changes, $.route looks for matching routes and uses them to update $.route's data.
$.route( "content/:type" );
location.hash = "#!content/images";
// $.route -> {type : "images"}
Default values can also be added:
$.route("content/:type",{type: "videos" });
location.hash = "#!content/"
// $.route -> {type : "videos"}
By default, $.route
sets its initial data
on document ready. Sometimes, you want to wait to set
this data. To wait, call:
$.route.ready(false);
and when ready, call:
$.route.ready(true);
Typically, you never want to set location.hash
directly. Instead, you can change properties on $.route
like:
$.route.attr('type', 'videos')
This will automatically look up the appropriate route and update the hash.
Often, you want to create links. $.route
provides
the jQuery.route.link and jQuery.route.url helpers to make this
easy:
$.route.link("Videos", {type: 'videos'})
$.route(url, defaults) -> jQuery.route
{String}
the fragment identifier to match.
{optional:Object}
an object of default values
{jQuery.route}


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Composite view for accessing coarser grid variables (ScalarField implementation) More...
#include <amr_coarser_view.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| amr_coarser_view (const VarLabel *label, const VarLabel *subproblems_label, int material) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| amr_coarser_view (DataWarehouse *dw, const VarLabel *label, const VarLabel *subproblems_label, int material, const Patch *patch, bool use_ghosts=use_ghosts_dflt) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| virtual | ~amr_coarser_view () |
| Destructor. More... | |
| amr_coarser_view (const amr_coarser_view &)=delete | |
| Prevent copy (and move) constructor. More... | |
| amr_coarser_view & | operator= (const amr_coarser_view &)=delete |
| Prevent copy (and move) assignment. More... | |
| virtual void | set (DataWarehouse *dw, const Patch *patch, bool use_ghosts=use_ghosts_dflt) override |
| Retrieve value from the DataWarehouse for accessing the coarser region below a given fine patch. More... | |
| virtual void | set (DataWarehouse *dw, const Level *level, const IntVector &low, const IntVector &high, bool use_ghosts=use_ghosts_dflt) override |
| Retrieve value from the DataWarehouse for accessing the coarser region below a given fine region. More... | |
| virtual view< Field > * | clone (bool deep) const override |
| Get a copy of the view. More... | |
| virtual view< Field > * | clone (bool deep, const IntVector &offset) const override |
| Get a copy of the view and apply translate the support. More... | |
| virtual Support | get_support () const override |
| Get the fine region corresponding to the coarser one for which the view has access to the DataWarehouse. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| virtual | ~view ()=default |
| Default destructor. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::piecewise_view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| virtual | ~piecewise_view ()=default |
| Default destructor. More... | |
| piecewise_view (const piecewise_view &)=delete | |
| Prevent copy (and move) constructor. More... | |
| piecewise_view & | operator= (const piecewise_view &)=delete |
| Prevent copy (and move) assignment. More... | |
| virtual bool | is_defined_at (const IntVector &id) const override |
| Check if the view has access to the position with index id. More... | |
| virtual T & | operator[] (const IntVector &id) override |
| Get/Modify value at position with index id (modifications are allowed if T is non const) More... | |
| virtual V | operator[] (const IntVector &id) const override |
| Get value at position. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr bool | use_ghosts_dflt = false |
| Default value for use_ghost when retrieving data. More... | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| static constexpr bool | use_ghosts_dflt = false |
| Default value for use_ghost when retrieving data. More... | |
Protected Member Functions | |
| amr_coarser_view (const amr_coarser_view *copy, bool deep) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::piecewise_view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| piecewise_view ()=default | |
| Default constructor. More... | |
| piecewise_view (const piecewise_view *copy, bool deep) | |
| Constructor. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Public Types inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| using | field_type = ScalarField< T > |
| Type of field. More... | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Uintah::PhaseField::detail::piecewise_view< ScalarField< T > > | |
| std::list< view< Field > *> | m_views |
| Container for each sub views. More... | |
Composite view for accessing coarser grid variables (ScalarField implementation)
| T | type of the field value at each point |
| Problem | type of PhaseField problem |
| I | list of indices of Field within Problem (first element is variable index, following ones, if present, are the component index within the variable) |
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inlineprotected |
Constructor.
Instantiate a copy of a given view
| copy | source view for copying |
| deep | if true inner grid variable is copied as well otherwise the same grid variable is referenced |
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inline |
Constructor.
construct coarser view without retrieving inner variable data from the DataWarehouse
| label | label of variable in the DataWarehouse |
| subproblems_label | label of subproblems in the DataWarehouse |
| material | index of material in the DataWarehouse |
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inline |
Constructor.
construct coarser view and retrieve inner variable data from the DataWarehouse for the region lying under a given fine patch.
| dw | DataWarehouse which data is retrieved from |
| label | label of variable in the DataWarehouse |
| subproblems_label | label of subproblems in the DataWarehouse |
| material | index of material in the DataWarehouse |
| patch | patch on which data is retrieved |
| use_ghosts | must be false |
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inlinevirtual |
Destructor.
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delete |
Prevent copy (and move) constructor.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Get a copy of the view.
| deep | if true inner grid variable is copied as well otherwise the same grid variable is referenced |
Implements Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Get a copy of the view and apply translate the support.
| deep | if true inner grid variable is copied as well otherwise the same grid variable is referenced |
| offset | vector specifying the translation of the support |
Implements Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Get the fine region corresponding to the coarser one for which the view has access to the DataWarehouse.
Implements Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > >.
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delete |
Prevent copy (and move) assignment.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Retrieve value from the DataWarehouse for accessing the coarser region below a given fine patch.
| dw | DataWarehouse from which data is retrieved |
| patch | fine grid patch to retrieve data for |
| use_ghosts | must be false |
Implements Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > >.
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Retrieve value from the DataWarehouse for accessing the coarser region below a given fine region.
| dw | DataWarehouse from which data is retrieved |
| level | fine grid level from which retrieve data |
| low | lower bound of the fine region to retrieve |
| high | higher bound of the fine region to retrieve |
| use_ghosts | must be false |
Implements Uintah::PhaseField::detail::view< ScalarField< T > >.
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static |
Default value for use_ghost when retrieving data.


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rotten > Library > History > Racism > Race Riots
Race Riots
There were 26 race riots in the United States in the year 1919 alone.
Timeline
| 1829 |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1863 |
New York: Draft Riots |
| 1866 |
Memphis, Tennessee |
| 1868 |
New Orleans |
| 9 Dec 1873 |
Clunes, Australia |
| 14 Sep 1874 |
New Orleans: The Battle of Liberty Place (38 killed, 79 wounded). |
| 1878 |
Grant Paris, Louisiana: Colfax Massacre (600+ dead) |
| 10 Nov 1898 |
Wilmington, North Carolina: (8 killed, 30 wounded) |
| 1900 |
New Orleans |
| 1904 |
Springfield, Ohio |
| 1906 |
Springfield, Ohio |
| 13 Aug 1906 |
Brownsville, Texas |
| 22 Sep 1906 |
Atlanta |
| 14 Aug 1908 |
Springfield, Illinois |
| 2 Jul 1917 |
East St. Louis, Illinois: (40-200 killed) |
| 23 Aug 1917 |
Houston, Texas: 19 dead. Later, 13 members of the 24th Infantry Regiment are hanged. |
| 25 Jul 1918 |
Chester, Pennsylvania: (5 killed) |
| 26 Jul 1918 |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: (4 killed, 60 wounded) |
| 5 Jun 1919 |
Liverpool. |
| 6 Jun 1919 |
Newport, England. |
| 11 Jun 1919 |
Cardiff, Wales. |
| 11 Jun 1919 |
Barry, England. |
| 11 Jun 1919 |
Chicago: A riot erupts at the white-only 29th Street Beach. |
| 14 Jun 1919 |
London. |
| Jul 1919 |
Gregg County, Texas |
| 19 Jul 1919 |
Washington, DC: (40 killed, 150 wounded) |
| 27 Jul 1919 |
Chicago: At the whites-only 29th Street bridge, a white man tosses rocks at a group of black boys floating in a raft. He manages to bean Eugene Williams in the forehead, who panics and drowns. Five days of rioting ensue. (38 killed, 291 wounded) |
| 27 Jul 1919 |
Cardiff, Wales |
| Aug 1919 |
Knoxville, Tennessee: (7 killed) |
| 31 May 1921 |
Tulsa, Oklahoma: After a white woman claims that a black man had grabbed her arm in an elevator, the largest race riot in U.S. history breaks out. Marauding whites set fire to the exclusively-negro Greenwood district, leveling its 35 city blocks of black-owned businesses. Somebody even drops explosives onto the buildings from an airplane. The official death toll is reported as 36, but later historians estimate it was more like 300. |
| 1923 |
Rosewood, Florida: (8 killed, dozens wounded) |
| Feb 1942 |
Detroit, Michigan |
| 1943 |
Beaumont, Texas |
| 1943 |
Harlem, New York |
| 1 Jun 1943 |
Los Angeles: Zootsuit riots, between zoot suiters and sailors. Time Magazine called it "the ugliest brand of mob action since the coolie race riot of the 1870's." |
| 20 Jun 1943 |
Detroit, Michigan: (34 killed, 700 wounded) |
| 1946 |
Columbia, Tennessee: (2 killed, 10 wounded) |
| 1946 |
Athens, Alabama: (100 wounded) |
| 1946 |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 1960 |
Chattanooga, Tennessee |
| 1960 |
Biloxi, Mississippi |
| 1960 |
Jacksonville, Florida |
| 1 Oct 1962 |
Mississippi |
| 1964 |
Harlem, New York: (1 killed, 100+ wounded) |
| 1964 |
Rochester, New York: (4 killed, 350 wounded) |
| 1964 |
Paterson, New Jersey: (100+ wounded) |
| 1964 |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 1964 |
St. Augustine, Florida |
| 11 Aug 1965 |
Los Angeles: Watts Riots. (35 killed, 1000 wounded) |
| 1966 |
Los Angeles: Watts again |
| Jul 1967 |
Newark, New Jersey: (23 killed) |
| 23 Jul 1967 |
Detroit, Michigan: (43 killed) |
| Jul 1969 |
York, Pennsylvania: (2 deaths) |
| 4 Jul 1970 |
Asbury Park, New Jersey: (100 wounded) |
| 17 May 1980 |
A three-day race riot breaks out after an all-white jury acquits four white Miami police officers of killing Arthur McDuffie, a black insurance salesman. The cops had beaten him with their flashlights and billyclubs, and he died in the hospital. 18 fatalities and more than $100 million in property damage are the final result. |
| 16 Jan 1989 |
Three days of race riots begin in Overtown, Miami when a black man fleeing on motorcycle is killed by a hispanic police officer. 125 blocks are sealed off during the riots.
|
| 29 Apr 1992 |
Los Angeles: Rodney King Riot: (52 killed, 3000 wounded) |
| 1995 |
Bradford, England. |
| 9 Apr 2001 |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 26 May 2001 |
Three days of rioting begin in Oldham, England. |
| Jun 2001 |
London |
| 7 Jul 2001 |
Bradford, England. |
| 6 Nov 2002 |
Antwerp, Belgium |
| 16 Feb 2004 |
Redfern, Australia (suburb of Sydney) |
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Whether the default reporter should list pending specs even if there are failures.
Type:
- boolean | undefined
- Default Value:
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- Default Value:
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A function that will be called exactly once, even in parallel mode, before the test suite runs. This is intended to be used to initialize out-of-process state such as starting up an external service.
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An array of reporters. Each object in the array will be passed to
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This provides a middle ground between the --reporter= CLI option and full
programmatic usage. Note that because reporters are objects with methods,
this option can only be used in JavaScript config files
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), not JSON.
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- See:
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The directory that spec files are contained in, relative to the project base directory.
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An array of spec file paths or globs that match helper files. Each path or glob will be evaluated relative to the spec directory.
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Whether to stop suite execution on the first spec failure.
Type:
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Type:
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- Default Value:
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[Erowid Note: 72 mgs of Tiagabine is considered a high dose ]
Well it started off there was a hurricane approaching my town, and as always, a hurricane party was initiated. Since we didn't have any substances and the dope man was currently out of commission because of the storm, we turned to a bottle of Gabitril which my friend is prescribed for bi-polar disorder.
All I can say is WOW.
The pills were 12mg each and I immediately popped 4
About an hour later, I was twitching in the backseat of my friendís car talking complete gibberish. I thought I was having a seizure.
As we were driving I was completely oblivious to everything that was going on around me.
 Everybody else I was with was taking more too. Next thing I know, it's 12 hours later, the house is completely trashed, Iím waking up and still twitching.  I was told I had gotten up and ejaculated all over the refrigerator..
 The day after the incident, I had an awesome afterglow feeling which made me very content and carefree. I have vowed to never take Gabitril again, as it is a very evil drug indeed.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Rating: 4 stars (out of 4)
I didn't realize how apt the name of this movie was until I called the MPAA (the Motion Picture Association of America - the folks who decide what's G, NC 17, PG, R or X) to ask why the preview was rated R. So that we can make some sense of their response, let me tell you about the movie itself.
"The Celluloid Closet" is a documentary about how homosexuality has been portrayed in the movies over the past several decades. It's brilliant, funny, naughty and extremely poignant. It tore at my heart to watch a gifted lesbian screenwriter explain that, as a rule, gay audiences hunger for any hint of homosexuality on screen. Regardless of how veiled - or how sordid - the presence of a gay or lesbian person allows others to lessen their sense of isolation and makes them feel as if they're not quite so invisible as America seems to want them to be.
The movie itself is rated R - and for good reason.  As with any movie, I appreciate knowing about these things ahead of time, so I can decide for myself whether to see the movie with a friend, a date, my 11 year old niece, alone or not at all.
But, that's the movie. Now back to the preview.
Prior to this film being theatrically released (it was originally filmed as a documentary for HBO) I had seen the coming attractions trailer for it at least six times. There was no nudity, no violence, no bad language, nothing that I could see that would be offensive or inappropriate for a general audience (okay, Whoopi Goldberg did refer to someone "boning" someone, but the last I knew that wasn't one of the seven words you can't say on TV).
Except for a scene of two fully clothed men kissing. Hmmmmm.
When I inquired about the rating on the trailer, a very nice woman at the MPAA quoted from "the handbook" that a trailer approved for all audiences could contain "no homosexuality or lesbianism and no going down on someone."
Hello? I was in the office and it was the middle of the day. Bravely, I pursued. "I've seen that trailer, oh... probably half a dozen times," I gulped... "and I don't remember that scene."
"Well," she chirped. "It's there.
No really. In the words of Dave Barry, "I AM NOT MAKING THIS UP."
They are "trained" to "see that?" When someone who was shocked at the rating the first time and made a note to watch it carefully the following five times or so managed to let it slip past her? Gosh, I certainly don't mean to question the MPAA, or "the handbook". I would, however, like to suggest that it's they who are in the closet on this one. And the light ain't good in there.
But, having seen "The Celluloid Closet," and being one of a handful of straight people involved in a primarily gay and lesbian weekly Bible Study (EMail me and I'll give you the details), none of this was any big surprise. The point of the movie was that homosexuality, even in the politically correct 90s, is ridiculously perceived as a threat to a mostly heterosexual society. A point well made in this candid and honest film.
Now, I could go off on the MPAA's ruling that a trailer must contain "No homosexuality or lesbianism" and ask how that is defined, particularly in light of some of the things, both sexual and non-sexual, that I've watched straight people do in trailers. I just don't feel the need to go there, because it seems so obvious.
I'll instead suggest that the MPAA re-evaluated their evaluation criteria. Let the ratings reflect not subject content, like "Sex" and "Violence". Let them reflect attitude content. In the future, I'd be interested in knowing whether the movie is rated D for Disrespectful or S for Stereotyped. Then I'd truly be able to make an informed decision about how I spent my time.
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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assigned
by None at 2020-03-06 13:13:50.Looks like the issue is the default to check the supervisor of the request, not the person who is logged in https://github.com/pulibrary/approvals/blob/develop/app/decorators/request_decorator.rb#L70 Since Stephanie created the first request it is show all the people Esmé controls. On the second request it is showing all of Tracy's people. It should really be based on who is logged in...
If you are not a supervisor you will see a supervisors view (currentstaffprofile.supervisor) if you are a supervisor you will see your view (currentstaffprofile)
labeled
by None at 2020-03-06 16:37:58.We are going to close this since we are removing the mark as recorded. The expectation was that the system would record the information in HR Self Service.
closed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:46:23.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:46:49.head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2020-03-06 16:20:54.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:48:19.renamed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:28:25.renamed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:30:28.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:48:41.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-05 22:25:14.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-05 22:25:14.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-05 22:25:14.thanks for the PR which you helped close this.
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-05 22:26:17.Needs some tests and a release note.
Thank you @eliotjordan !
renamed
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-05 22:30:34.mentioned
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-05 23:56:26.subscribed
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-05 23:56:26.deployed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-06 14:10:17.Lossless: opj_compress -i <file> -o output.jp2 -b 64,64 -t 1024,1024 -p RPCL -n 8 -r 1
opj_compress -i <file> -o output.jp2 -b 64,64 -t 1024,1024 -p RPCL -n 8 -r 10
For indexed color map images we'll have to pre-convert with the -type truecolor
option
Looks like we can run a pre-process step for everything:
convert <inputfile>.tif -type truecolor -profile <iccprofilefromhydraderivatives> output.tif
Only run this preprocessing if the file isn't grayscale. See this to see how to check that: https://github.com/samvera/hydra-derivatives/blob/master/lib/hydra/derivatives/processors/jpeg2k_image.rb#L89
We don't have to remove compression from the TIF to generate the JP2 with OpenJPEG.
referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-06 22:57:54.closed
by Cliff Wulfman at 2020-03-06 18:57:55.roles/pulibrary.nodejs
is specified in the figgy_production
Playbook: https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/blob/master/playbooks/figgy_production.yml#L20 but is not present in https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/blob/master/playbooks/figgy_staging.yml#L8
I'm not certain how to approach this further, as when one installs version 12.x on a server with an older release of NodeJS installed, apt-get update
needs to be run, followed by the removal of the older release. Perhaps porting some of what I had in https://github.com/pulibrary/princeton_ansible/pull/946/files#diff-76f5a797fe1dcaebb928b3cd3b12ba38R78 might be an approach.
This has been tested against figgy-staging2
, which previously had release 8.17.0 installed:
deploy@figgy-staging2:~$ node --version
v8.17.0
this was updated to:
pulsys@figgy-staging2:~$ node --version
v12.16.1
closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 12:59:14.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:17:31.merged
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:17:31.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:17:31.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:38:46.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 13:41:23.review_requested
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:39:42.referenced
by None at 2020-03-06 13:41:22.merged
by None at 2020-03-06 13:41:23.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 13:41:23.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2020-03-06 13:41:51.review_requested
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:58:29.referenced
by None at 2020-03-06 14:00:45.merged
by None at 2020-03-06 14:00:45.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 14:00:45.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2020-03-06 14:00:48.referenced
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:58:06.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 14:04:20.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 14:04:51.assigned
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-06 15:34:33.head_ref_deleted
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 16:54:02.closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 16:54:16.review_requested
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 13:15:41.referenced
by None at 2020-03-06 17:56:13.merged
by None at 2020-03-06 17:56:13.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 17:56:13.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2020-03-06 17:56:16.head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2020-03-06 19:40:46.I have successfully tested this on the figgy-staging2
server environment:
deploy@figgy-staging2:~$ printenv | grep REACT
REACT_APP_API_URL=https://figgy-staging.princeton.edu/browse
REACT_APP_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID=[secret]
REACT_APP_GOOGLE_DEVELOPER_KEY=[secret]
REACT_APP_SECRET=[secret]
head_ref_force_pushed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 21:30:28.head_ref_force_pushed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 22:41:43.ready_for_review
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 23:24:16.review_requested
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 23:24:21.renamed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2020-03-06 23:38:14.review_requested
by None at 2020-03-06 15:59:44.mentioned
by None at 2020-03-06 16:07:19.subscribed
by None at 2020-03-06 16:07:19.referenced
by None at 2020-03-06 16:26:45.merged
by None at 2020-03-06 16:26:45.closed
by None at 2020-03-06 16:26:46.head_ref_deleted
by None at 2020-03-06 16:26:49.mentioned
by Kevin Reiss at 2020-03-06 16:29:36.subscribed
by Kevin Reiss at 2020-03-06 16:29:36.Coverage increased (+0.6%) to 100.0% when pulling cabca28e0a5a7575eeaf122dc55709c856fd66a9 on 547-sidecar-new into a3b42c0c6c97b01bc6f4130c368078f8a05f1184 on master.
deployed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-06 17:27:50.deployed
by Trey Pendragon at 2020-03-06 18:04:33.head_ref_force_pushed
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-07 01:39:29.ready_for_review
by Eliot Jordan at 2020-03-07 01:46:32.


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./external/basejump_stl/bsg_misc/bsg_counter_up_down.v Cov: 100%
1: //
2: // This is an up-down counter with initial and max values.
3: // Even for counters that start at max value, it can be useful
4: // to specify an even greater max. This is useful in case where you want to
5: // be able to change the max value after hardware design time,
6: // for example for credit counters between chips. The
7: // hardware can return the extra credits right after reset.
8: //
9: // PO: a bsg_counter_up_down_blind only says whether the count is
10: // zero, and does not show the actual value. the blind version
11: // can latch the up_i and down_i signals, for zero input latency.
12: // It can also precompute whether the high bits are all 0.
13: // then it can use two simple expressions,
14: // wire [1:0] same_dec = { up_r ^ down_r, down_r & ~up_r };
15: // wire [1:0] one_zero = { ctr[0] & high_bits_zero_r, ~ctr[0] & high_bits_zero_r };
16: //
17: // wire zero_o = (one_zero[0] & same_dec[1]) | (one_zero[1] & same_dec[0]);
18: //
19: // alternatively, using four bits, we could output a 2-in, 1-out truth table that
20: // is indexed by up_r and down_r.
21: //
22: // merged bsg_counter_up_down_variable into this module june 2018
23:
24: module bsg_counter_up_down #( parameter max_val_p = -1
25: , parameter init_val_p = -1
26: , parameter max_step_p = -1
27:
28: //localpara
29: , parameter step_width_lp =
30: `BSG_WIDTH(max_step_p)
31: , parameter ptr_width_lp =
32: `BSG_WIDTH(max_val_p))
33: ( input clk_i
34: , input reset_i
35:
36: , input [step_width_lp-1:0] up_i
37: , input [step_width_lp-1:0] down_i
38:
39: , output logic [ptr_width_lp-1:0] count_o
40: );
41:
42: // keeping track of number of entries and updating read and
43: // write pointers, and displaying errors in case of overflow
44: // or underflow
45:
46: always_ff @(posedge clk_i)
47: begin
48: if (reset_i)
49: count_o <= init_val_p;
50: else
51: // It was tested on Design Compiler that using a
52: // simple minus and plus operation results in smaller
53: // design, rather than using xor or other ideas
54: // between down_i and up_i
55: count_o <= count_o - down_i + up_i;
56: end
57:
58: //synopsys translate_off
59: always_ff @ (negedge clk_i) begin
60: if ((count_o==max_val_p) & up_i & (reset_i === 1'b0))
61: $display("%m error: counter overflow at time %t", $time);
62: if ((count_o==0) & down_i & (reset_i === 1'b0))
63: $display("%m error: counter underflow at time %t", $time);
64: end
65: //synopsys translate_on
66:
67: endmodule
68:


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Kacey Musgraves Announces Her Own Christmas Special, ‘The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show’
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To properly prepare yourself for the holidays, you’ve got to watch alllll the festive television there is to be watched. Which is why your favorite country darling Kacey Musgraves is now dabbling into the realm of holiday programming. No, she isn’t producing her very own Hallmark movie (although I would SO watch), she’s making a Christmas show!
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Mark your calendars, kiddos—The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show will be airing November 29...aka the day after Thanksgiving, so you’ll have plenty of time to recover from your multiple food-induced comas in time to watch.
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EVERYONE. Just kidding, but for all intents and purposes, the people who will be guest starring and/or performing might as well be called everyone because they are Just. That. Talented. We have Kacey, who will be acting as the ringleader, but there will also be appearances from:
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- Lana del Rey
- Troye Sivan
- Kendall Jenner
- Leon Bridges
- James Corden
- Zooey Deschanel
- Fred Armisen
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- and Kacey’s grandmother, Nana!
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I posed this question to my friend and co-worker, Ash, and he replied with an answer that was so practical , but at the same time euphemistic, that i was rolling on the floor. It was almost used as a flag in an app that utilizes the drawingAPI… penIsDown.
I was thinking more along the lines of something that would only have context in that one particlular app. Something like private function tiltFez() or public var monkeyFreckle…
… but what Ash said was just classic, and i want to hear what other people got.
Leave a comment for what yours is… try to keep it clean.


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You walk out the exit door and find yourself on the patio at the Northeast Branch of your local library. Wait, What! you start to say, but then you hear the sound of someone calling out to you.
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java.awt.geom
package.See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ExtendedPathIterator |
The
ExtendedPathIterator class represents a geometric
path constructed from straight lines, quadratic and cubic (Bezier)
curves and elliptical arcs. |
| ExtendedShape |
The
ExtendedShape class represents a geometric
path constructed from straight lines, quadratic and cubic (Bezier)
curves and elliptical arcs. |
| Segment |
An interface that path segments must implement.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AbstractSegment |
An abstract class for path segments.
|
| Cubic |
A class representing a cubic path segment.
|
| ExtendedGeneralPath |
The
ExtendedGeneralPath class represents a geometric
path constructed from straight lines, quadratic and cubic (Bezier)
curves and elliptical arc. |
| Linear |
A class representing a linear path segment.
|
| PathLength |
Utilitiy class for length calculations of paths.
|
| PathLength.PathSegment |
A single path segment in the flattened version of the path.
|
| PathLength.SingleSegmentPathIterator |
A
PathIterator that returns only the next path segment from
another PathIterator . |
| Polygon2D |
This class is a Polygon with float coordinates.
|
| Polyline2D |
This class has the same behavior than
Polygon2D , except that
the figure is not closed. |
| Quadradic |
A class representing a quadratic path segment.
|
| RectListManager |
RectListManager is a class to manage a list of rectangular regions.
|
| Segment.SplitResults | |
| SegmentList |
A class representing a list of path segments.
|
| SegmentList.SplitResults |
read-only helper class to represent a split-result.
|
| ShapeExtender |
This class wraps a normal path into an extended path.
|
| ShapeExtender.EPIWrap |
java.awt.geom
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The following routines write or read data values in the current ASCII or binary table extension. If a write operation extends beyond the current size of the table, then the number of rows in the table will automatically be increased and the NAXIS2 keyword value will be updated. Attempts to read beyond the end of the table will result in an error.
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Note that it is *not* necessary to insert rows in a table before writing data to those rows (indeed, it would be inefficient to do so). Instead, one may simply write data to any row of the table, whether that row of data already exists or not.
Individual bits in a binary table 'X' or 'B' column may be read/written to/from a *char array by specifying the TBIT datatype. The *char array will be interpreted as an array of logical TRUE (1) or FALSE (0) values that correspond to the value of each bit in the FITS 'X' or 'B' column. Alternatively, the values in a binary table 'X' column may be read/written 8 bits at a time to/from an array of 8-bit integers by specifying the TBYTE datatype.
Note that within the context of these routines, the TSTRING data type corresponds to a C 'char**' data type, i.e., a pointer to an array of pointers to an array of characters. This is different from the keyword reading and writing routines where TSTRING corresponds to a C 'char*' data type, i.e., a single pointer to an array of characters. When reading strings from a table, the char arrays obviously must have been allocated long enough to hold the whole FITS table string.
Numerical data values are automatically scaled by the TSCALn and TZEROn keyword values (if they exist).
In the case of binary tables with vector elements, the 'felem' parameter defines the starting element (beginning with 1, not 0) within the cell (a cell is defined as the intersection of a row and a column and may contain a single value or a vector of values). The felem parameter is ignored when dealing with ASCII tables. Similarly, in the case of binary tables the 'nelements' parameter specifies the total number of vector values to be read or written (continuing on subsequent rows if required) and not the number of table cells.
int fits_write_col / ffpcl (fitsfile *fptr, int datatype, int colnum, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG firstelem, LONGLONG nelements, DTYPE *array, > int *status) int fits_write_colnull / ffpcn (fitsfile *fptr, int datatype, int colnum, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG firstelem, LONGLONG nelements, DTYPE *array, DTYPE *nulval, > int *status) int fits_write_col_null / ffpclu (fitsfile *fptr, int colnum, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG firstelem, LONGLONG nelements, > int *status) int fits_write_nullrows / ffprwu (fitsfile *fptr, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG nelements, > int *status)
Any column, regardless of it's intrinsic data type, may be read as a string. It should be noted however that reading a numeric column as a string is 10 - 100 times slower than reading the same column as a number due to the large overhead in constructing the formatted strings. The display format of the returned strings will be determined by the TDISPn keyword, if it exists, otherwise by the data type of the column. The length of the returned strings (not including the null terminating character) can be determined with the fits_get_col_display_width routine. The following TDISPn display formats are currently supported:
Iw.m Integer Ow.m Octal integer Zw.m Hexadecimal integer Fw.d Fixed floating point Ew.d Exponential floating point Dw.d Exponential floating point Gw.d General; uses Fw.d if significance not lost, else Ew.dwhere w is the width in characters of the displayed values, m is the minimum number of digits displayed, and d is the number of digits to the right of the decimal. The .m field is optional.
int fits_read_col / ffgcv (fitsfile *fptr, int datatype, int colnum, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG firstelem, LONGLONG nelements, DTYPE *nulval, DTYPE *array, int *anynul, int *status) int fits_read_colnull / ffgcf (fitsfile *fptr, int datatype, int colnum, LONGLONG firstrow, LONGLONG firstelem, LONGLONG nelements, DTYPE *array, char *nullarray, int *anynul, int *status)


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--- layout: post authors: ["Matt Davis"] title: Feedback from UW Room B date: 2013-03-01 time: "10:00:00" tags: ["University of Washington"] ---
Doug Latornell and Matt Davis taught in "Room B" at the recent University of Washington bootcamp. It was a great group of very enthusiastic students! Thanks also to our very capable helpers Jake Vanderplas and David Leen!
Here's our traditional good/bad feedback:
| Good | Bad |
|---|---|
| Learning about Python and NumPy, especially the practice exercises. | Too much shell stuff (already shell proficient). |
| We talked about best practice issues in software development. | Difficult to keep up with instructor when switching between screens. |
| Great holistic crash course on Python and git. Did well with a range of expertise the room. | Too much typing while trying to listen. |
| Overall great intro to many great topics. | Would have preferred basic Python scripting instead of NumPy intro. |
| The one-on-one help and the exercises. | matplotlib and NumPy were a little dry. |
| Pace was quick, almost too fast, but not quite! | The Python part was rushed and we didn't have time to see all of the code. |
| Intuitive approach. | Command line tutorial was slow (but that was probably necessary for some). |
| Intro to IPython Notebook. | A bit too fast in some content. |
| Very well structured. Good collection of topics for introduction. Staff very responsive. | NumPy section could use more exercises/interaction. |
| Very helpful and useful. | Wanted to learn about SciPy. |
| The existence of Software Carpentry and the integrated exercises. | The software engineering felt too rushed -- if I made an error in my code I easily fell behind and was lost. |
| Wanted just Python. |


CustomStats
class CustomStats extends Stats (View source)
CustomStats class
Properties
| protected string | $from | ||
| protected string | $join | ||
| protected string | $where | ||
| protected string | $date_field | ||
| protected string | $amount_field |
Methods
__construct($table_name, $join = '', $where = '', $date_field = 'creation_date', $amount_field = '')
Constructor
array
getNbByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object number by month for a year
array
getNbByYear()
Return object number per year
array
getAllByYear()
Return nb, total and average
array
getAmountByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object amount by month for a year
array
getAverageByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object amount average by month for a year
Details
at line 58
__construct($table_name, $join = '', $where = '', $date_field = 'creation_date', $amount_field = '')
Constructor
at line 82
array
getNbByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object number by month for a year
at line 101
array
getNbByYear()
Return object number per year
at line 119
array
getAllByYear()
Return nb, total and average
at line 139
array
getAmountByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object amount by month for a year
at line 159
array
getAverageByMonth(int $year, int $format)
Return object amount average by month for a year


I am sure every geek out there has heard / read of Debian, at least as a base for Ubuntu (possibly the most popular Linux distribution). For me Debian had always been the origin, the one from which all other distributions descend. Like an old, majestic tree with many offshoots...
The very first Linux distribution I tried was Bodhi Linux 2.4. It is based on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, ergo has its roots in Debian. While venturing through the lands of Linux I stumbled upon multiple other distributions based on Debian, such as Trisquel, Crunchbang or Sparky Linux. There are many, many more, actually. Seeing how inevitably I kept drifting towards the more demanding distributions, somehow matching my increasing experience, I decided to take a road to Debian proper. As I read more, I learnt that Debian is less of a tree and more of an orchard in which software packages are grown and cultivated. This orchard has in essence four branches:
Here software packages are built and undergo initial tests conducted by developers and package maintainers. So far, I have not encountered any distributions based on the experimental branch of Debian.
Here software packages are further tested to remove release-critical bugs. However, the packages are stable enough to be admitted for common use. Often, experienced Linux users choose Debian Unstable to gain access to most recent packages. Although a matter of dispute, Sid is thought to follow a rolling-release model due to its dynamic nature. A number of distributions are based on Debian Sid: Semplice Linux, Siduction, Aptosid, the Ubuntu X.10 line, etc.
Here software packages are polished and rid off of any remaining bugs. Typically Jessie is a bit behind Sid, but only by a margin. A number of distributions are based on Debian Jessie: Sparky Linux, AntiX, Makulu Linux, SolydX/SolydK, the Ubuntu X.04 LTS line, etc.
Consists of only fully tested and perfectly stable software packages. Alas, due to the lengthy testing process, the packages are rather outdated and suitable mostly for servers, older computers or for low-maintenance distribution. A number of Linux distributions are based on Debian Wheezy: Crunchbang, AntiX MX, Tails, SteamOS, Robolinux, etc.
The package development process in Debian is quite intriguing and probably unique to this distribution. After packages are built and tested in the experimental branch, they proceed to the unstable branch for further testing. In turn, Jessie receives packages for which no release-critical bugs have been reported. Stable is a frozen snapshot of the testing branch and receives only security updates. While Sid could be considered a rolling-release distribution, Jessie is a hybrid. When a new stable version is being prepared for release, Testing has to be frozen and in such a state will not receive any new packages from Sid, nor regular package upgrades. After all of the packages in frozen Testing are bug-free and of supreme quality, they are released as Stable, which then inherits a name and Testing receives a new one. Currently, Jessie is the Testing branch. However, Debian developers are working hard on a new Stable release, which will be called Jessie (now it is called Wheezy). After the new Jessie is released, Testing thaws and gains a new identity.
Debian’s developmental model might seem complex and confusing to newcomers, but in essence it greatly resembles a typical production cycle in industries and I'm sure many other Linux distributions follow a similar model. Therefore, it shows a clear focus on quality, rather than quantity.
I started my adventure with Debian from a minimal Testing live CD. The initial experience was quite smooth and the installation process concluded without major problems. However, due to my mistake I had to properly configure the repositories’ mirrors list. Unfortunately, some issues arose later on. I could connect to the Internet only via an Ethernet cable, because the WiFi adapter drivers were not installed at all. Surprisingly, sound also did not work. On a positive note though, I installed several desktop environments. All of them had a clean Debian theme and were well configured. Maybe next time I will start from a derivative distribution - one that is potentially less troublesome to set up.
Actually, the real beauty of Debian shows in its smooth progression. While theoretically there are several branches of Debian, one can seamlessly move from one to another by upgrading to a more recent one. For instance, I was not 100% satisfied with Debian Testing, because the repositories lacked several packages I always use (like the Midori Web browser). Therefore, I quickly updated my mirrors list and swiftly became a Debian Unstable user. It is actually that simple! Even Debian derivatives can be quickly transformed into fully-fledged Debian without major set-backs! The reason why people don’t do it so often is that they are satisfied with the Debian branch they have chosen and sometimes already installed packages can break when making the transition (as was frequently reported for Libre Office in Crunchbang).
With its utmost flexibility and reliability Debian is definitely something I can suggest to anyone!


Amadeus is a technology solutions company for the tourism and travel sector. It was born in 1987 as a link between several European airlines to develop a platform of information and reservation services between companies and customers.
For this, the IBM company was contracted to implement the project, which amounts to 100 million dollars. The company was distributed throughout the signatory countries of the alliance, finding the headquarters of the company is in Madrid and two other important centers in France and Germany. The airlines are Iberia (Spain), Lufthansa (Germany) and Air France (France) as well as Scandinavian Airlines .
Since its foundation, has not stopped growing, reaching 40% of the world reserves market in 2015. It operates in almost all countries and continues in high growth since many airlines that are external to the founders pay Amadeus to use their services. Your competitors are Saber and Travelport .
Below I present the data of fundamentals that I find most important:
| ### | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Debt / Cash company | Total Debt (M) | 5.420 | 4.323 | 4.938 | 4.985 | 5.770 |
| Beneficio/valor acción | ||||||
| Capitalization(M) | - | 17.853 | 18.943 | 26.377 | 26.697 | - |
| EBDITA (M) | 1.313 | 1.475 | 1.711 | 1.879 | 2.028 | |
| PER | 23,3 | 26,6 | 24,9 | 27,9 | 30,4 | |
| Net Profit (M) | 631,5 | 683,9 | 825,5 | 1.002 | 1.002 | |
| Dividend | 0,7 | 0,77 | 0,94 | 1,13 | 1,17 | |
| Profitability per Share (%) | 12 | 10.7 | 21,2 | 20,7 | 3,5 | |
| Debt/EBDITA | 1,3 | 1,1 | 1,14 | 1,21 | 1,51 |
From the table of fundamentals the increase in debt since 2014 is doubled in accordance with the capitalization of the company that has been doubled and the net profit and EBDITA. In short, the company is twice as big as 4 years ago but the price of the company has risen, since the PER has increased by almost 20% .
The debt in relation to the EBDITA has risen slightly since 2014, which was at 1.3 to 1.5. However, this parameter is quite low in relation to other IBEX35 companies. I could even borrow more without any problem.
All the evolution of the value, both in the fundamental level and in the technical level of the stock, makes us see that AMADEUS is a good value to be invested since the trend is clearly bullish .
If we look at the long-term chart we see how it broke the resistance of € 65 1 month ago and is doing a pull back em> to that resistance that is now support again. Tracing a channel parallel to the previous rise that occurred in 2018 when maximums were reached in the value we can foresee a rise until the summer to reach € 75 . Touching that resistance would draw a figure of HCHi that would overcome the value trying to touch again the maximum of € 80 last year.
Recall that until 2017 he was making a side channel between € 32 and € 42. And that was not until the presentation of some very good results and good forecasts when the value jump that resistance and went to the current resistance of € 65, a 50% increase from minimums. Now I would struggle to reach another 50% from minimums since the life support is at € 58 and the forecasts are to reach € 85, in the long term. Quite possibly, in my opinion, do not exceed that value until I touch it several times and for the moment it has only been once .
The strategy in this case would be to make a first entry now at these prices and reduce position as it approaches € 74. You could also wait to see if it plays again support (€ 58) and enter there with an aggressive position to be distributed when we carry more than a 15% gain (€ 70).
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Teleconferencing with an RPG map. Walk around, talk to folks, have private conversations by huddling in a corner, or drop in on other conversations. Ideal for meetups!
Usage
- Be careful in picking your room name, if you don't want randos to join. Traffic is low right now, but you never know.
- Try to pick a unique user name.
- Click on the map to move your avatar to wherever you want. Movement is instantaneous, with a smooth animation over the transition. Your avatar will stop at walls.
- Or, use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move.
- You can roll your mouse wheel to zoom in and out of the map view. This is useful for groups of people standing close to each other to see the detail in ther Avatar.
- In the upper-right corner of the page, there is a small menu linking to this Github repo and my Twitter account. The angle-bracket button minimizes the map view so you can get clear access to the Jitsi Meet interface. This is useful for opening your settings and entering your Gravatar email so you can have your own avatar.


TurnOffRules("DistributeMultiplication");
b=RandomInteger((-2,-1));
c=RandomInteger((1,3));
%UseLnInsteadOfLog
f{}{{x}}=(x-b)(x-c) e^{x} ;
Plot2D(f{}x,-5, c+0.03, "red" )
+PlotWindow(300,300)+PlotGrid 0
Find the values of \(x\) for which the maximum and minimum value of \(f\) is attained over the given interval.
\(f(x)=
\displaystyle
f{}x;
\)
TurnOnRules("DistributeMultiplication");
over the closed interval \(\displaystyle x\in[
-5 ,
c ]\).
The value of \(x\) for which \(f\) attains its maximum is:
\(x_{max}=\)
AlgebraAnswerMax== (SolveFor{}(x, CoefficientOf(e^{x},d/dx f{}x)))_1 ;
EnsureExpressionDependsOnlyOn(AlgebraAnswerMax,none)
Please do not give numerical approximations for your
answer. Instead, use square roots to give an exact answer. To write \(\sqrt{5}\) you need to type sqrt(5) or \sqrt(5).
%PlotShowJavascriptOnly
Plot2D(f{}x,-5, c+0.03, "red" )
+PlotWindow(300,300)
+PlotPoint( (AlgebraAnswerMax, f{}AlgebraAnswerMax) , "blue")
+PlotGrid 0
(SolveFor(x, CoefficientOf(e^{x},d/dx f{}x)))_1
The value of \(x\) for which \(f\) attains its minimum is:
\(x_{min}=\)
(SolveFor(x, CoefficientOf(e^{x},d/dx f{}x)))_2 ==AlgebraAnswerMin;
EnsureExpressionDependsOnlyOn(AlgebraAnswerMin,none)
%PlotShowJavascriptOnly
Plot2D(f{}x,-5, c+0.03, "red" )
+PlotWindow(300,300)
+PlotPoint((AlgebraAnswerMin, f{}AlgebraAnswerMin), "blue")
+PlotGrid 0
(SolveFor(x, CoefficientOf(e^{x},d/dx f{}x)))_2


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By Muthu Kumaran - June 20, 2017
PART 1: No Components, No State Management, just a simple Todo App.
If you are new to Vue.js, you can get started from the official Vue.js site. If you know JavaScript, it wouldn't take much time to get started.
Note that Vue.js only supports ES5-compliant browsers (IE8 and below are not supported).
Update:
First, let's just build a simple hello world using Vue.js
to understand how Vue works. Here's the step by step
Create an index.html
and include Vue.js file

and the markup

{{ message }}

Create a Vue instance with Vue
constructor to print Hello World!
in the page,
var app = new Vue({
el: '#app',
data: {
message: 'Hello World!'
}
})
el
- provide the DOM element to mount. Accepts CSS selector or HTMLElement. Let's mount by providing div
ID #app
.
data
- The data object for the Vue instance. This should be an object. Vue will convert this property into reactive
property.
In components, this should be a function not object. Don't worry about this now.
To know more about the syntax, visit Vue.js docs The Vue Instance and API reference
Now open the index.html
in the browser and you should see Hello World!
message.
See the Pen Hello World - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
That's all about Hello World!
App. Now let's build a simple Todo
app.
In Todo App, we are going to implement the following
Note: In this demo, I won't be using Components or State Management. I'll cover those in another article. This is a simple Todo App with Vue.js
Create a simple HTML and Vue instance

 {{message}}

<form name="todo-form" method="post" action="">
<input name="add-todo" type="text" />
<button type="submit">Add</button>
</form>

var todoApp = new Vue({
el: '#todoApp',
data: {
message: 'Welcome to Todo App',
}
})
See the Pen Add Form - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
v-model
Use v-model
to create a two-way data binding for the input textbox. Whenever we type into the textbox v-model
will automatically update Vue data
object.
Now update the <input>
textbox with the v-model
<input name="add-todo" type="text" v-model="addTodoInput"/>
Also we need to add the v-model
name to Vue data
object
var todoApp = new Vue({
el: '#todoApp',
data: {
message: 'Welcome to Todo App',
addTodoInput: '' // <--- add here
}
})
For testing out two-way data binding, lets put {{addTodoInput}}
anywhere in the markup. Whenever I type, input value will print in the browser like a live update.
Go ahead and type something in the below codepen,
See the Pen Add Form - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
To learn more about inputs and forms, visit Vue docs Form Input Bindings
Event Handling was made very easy in Vue.js
. Use v-on
directive to bind events.
//For eg,
//
<button v-on:click="someMethod"> </button>
//
<button @click="someMethod"> </button>
<form v-on:submit="submitForm($event)"> </form> //$event is a special variable similar to `event` in JavaScript
//
<form v-on:submit.prevent="onSubmit"></form> //`.prevent` is a event modifier which is same as `event.preventDefault()` and `.stop` for event.stopPropagation()
//

//

//
<input v-on:keyup.enter="submit">
//
<input v-on:keyup.13="submit">
//
<input v-on:keyup.alt.67="clear">
There are more about events and event modifiers. See Vue docs Event Handling
Back to Todo app, let's add onsubmit
event to the <form>
tag and we will add .prevent
which does is event.preventDefault()
<form name="todo-form" method="post" action="" v-on:submit.prevent="addTask">
addTask
is method to create new todo's. Let's create this method in Vue
instance,
lists
is a Vue data
object, to store all Todo's items. Let's add that one to data
object.
var todoApp = new Vue({
el: '#todoApp',
data: {
message: 'Welcome to Todo App',
addTodoInput: '',
lists: [], // this will hold all the created todo task items
},
methods:{
addTask: function(){
//form submit action goes here
}
}
})
This is my lists
structure,
[
{
id: 1, // Unique identifier
title: 'Go Home', // Todo's title
isComplete: true // Default: false. Mark as complete with a strike-through. We will see this later
},
{
id: 2,
title: 'Pack Bag',
isComplete: false
}
]
Now let's make the form submit using addTask()
and add the new item to the lists
I've updated the addTask()
method to update the lists
reactive property
addTask: function(){
this.lists.push({
id: this.lists.length+1,
title: this.addTodoInput,
isComplete: false
});
this.addTodoInput = ''; //clear the input after successful submission
}
Check here in the codepen. You should able to add new Todo's,
See the Pen Form Submit - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
I know there is nothing happens after hitting the "Add" button. But in the background lists
is getting updated with newly added todo items. Let's check in the codepen console
(Make sure you are inspecting on codepen result/white area)
You can see items are getting updated in the items
. Next step is to list all Todo Items in the page.
We can use the v-for
directive to render a list of items based on an array (you can iterate objects). The v-for
directive requires a special syntax in the form of list in lists
, where list
is the source data array and item is an alias for the array element being iterated on:

:key
- It is recommended to provide a key with v-for
if you are updating the lists. key
is not needed if it's a simple loop.
Let's update the markup to list all todo items,

My Todo Tasks

{{list.title}}

Go ahead and see it yourself,
See the Pen List all items - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
This works cool but we have an issue here. There is no validation when adding new todo items even empty
items are appearing in the list. So lets a simple validation and make sure empty
are not getting submitted.
When we hit the Add
button without typing anything into textbox then we will show a red border textbox which will indicate textbox must be filled. I'm adding a new property called hasError
in Vue data object to track textbox is filled or not
data: {
message: 'Welcome to Todo App',
addTodoInput: '',
lists: [],
hasError: false // <-- to handle errors
},
Update the addTask
method to update hasError
property,
addTask: function(){
if(!this.addTodoInput){ // <--- If no value then we are setting error to `true`
this.hasError = true;
return; // <--- stops here
}
this.hasError = false; // <--- If textbox is filled then setting error to `false`
this.lists.push({
id:this.lists.length+1,
title: this.addTodoInput,
isComplete: false
});
this.addTodoInput = '';
}
Let's update the textbox to show red border when we simply hitting the button. We will use v-bind:class
to attach error
class,
<input name="add-todo" type="text" v-model="addTodoInput" v-bind:class="{error: hasError}"/>
Now check out this codepen, you should able to see the simple validation,
See the Pen List all items - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
To update the existing create Todo item, let's update the markup
// Updating this  tag
{{list.title}}
to
 {{list.title}}
I'm using contenteditable="true"
to edit the field which was easier than putting a textbox. I'm trying to mimic
tag as textbox
which I able to do it with the help of CSS and JavaScript.
v-on:keydown.enter
- This event will trigger when hitting the ENTER
key and execute updateTask()
method.
v-on:blur
- This event will trigger during blur and execute updateTask()
method.
Let's add updateTask
to Vue methods and update the edited list.
methods:{
...
...
updateTask: function(e, list){
e.preventDefault();
list.title = e.target.innerText;
e.target.blur();
}
}
Here's the demo in codepen and now try editing the item from the Todo list,
See the Pen Update items - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
This is another feature I like to add to Todo app. If the task is complete let's strike out the completed task.
Let's add a <checkbox>
to each Todo item task. When checking the <checkbox>
will strike-out the task.

<input type="checkbox" v-on:change="completeTask(list)" v-bind:checked="list.isComplete"/>
...

We have attached completeTask
method to change
event which will update list.isComplete
to true/false.
v-bind:checked
- will check or uncheck checkbox based on the condition of list.isComplete
Adding completeTask
to Vue methods,
methods:{
...
...
completeTask: function(list){
list.isComplete = !list.isComplete;
}
}
Here's the demo in codepen and now try checking the checkbox in Todo list,
See the Pen Mark as Complete - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
Demo looks great but now I want to move completed items below and active items to top. So that it's easy to manage the Todo App Task list. To bring the active items top, let's sort the lists
by isComplete: false
Now we need to filter or sort the data without mutating the lists
data object. Let's create an another method to filter the data but this method should go inside computed
property.
Why Computed property instead of Methods?
It's better to read it from Vue docs, Computed Properties
The main reason to go with computed
property is "computed properties are cached based on their dependencies". We can still define the same method to Methods
property but when template rendered each time, the method will execute each time. A computed
property will only re-evaluate when some of its dependencies have changed. As long as
Let's update the JS and add computed
property
data: {
...
},
computed: {
filterLists: function(){
return _.orderBy(this.lists, ['isComplete', false])
}
},
methods:{
...
}
filterLists
methods will return sorted list with active at top and completed items at the bottom.
I'm using lodash
library to perform array manipulation. _.orderBy
will return sorted lists
Make sure you include lodash
library before testing the code,

To make this work, we need to make one more change in the markup. We need to change v-for
loop which uses lists
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Here's the codepen demo to test it out. Try adding more Todo items and check the checkbox to see the magic,
See the Pen Mark as Complete with sort - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
Next is, we are going to delete a Todo item. Let's add the below delete icon in the markup
x
removeTask
- method will remove todo item from lists
data object.
methods:{
...
...
removeTask: function(list){
var index = _.findIndex(this.lists, list);
this.lists.splice(index, 1);
}
}
Check out the codepen for deleting a Todo item,
See the Pen Remove Item - Demo Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
Finally, we have a built a simple Todo App using Vue.js
. Here's the complete HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to play around.
HTML/CSS
See the Pen Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
JavaScript
See the Pen Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
Final Demo
See the Pen Todo App - Vue.js by Muthu Kumaran (@mkumaran) on CodePen.
In next article, I'll show you how to use Components
and State Management
with the same Todo App. Once I complete the write-up, I'll share the link here.
Continue to read Part 2 here, Vue.Js - Todo App UUsing Vuex - PART 2.
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4.1.1 Egg rolls
Original recipe from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBk04QSLYKo
<IP_ADDRESS> Ingredients
- 1 pound, ground pork
- 1, onion (chopped)
- 2, eggs
- 4 cloves, garlic (chopped)
- 2 cups, carrot (shredded)
- 4 cups, taro (shredded)
- 50, spring roll wrappers
- 1 teaspoon, ground black pepper
- 1 tablespoon, chicken bouillon powder
- 1 tablespoon, soy sauce
- 1 teaspoon, brown sugar
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Combine all ingredients, except spring roll wrappers, until well-mixed. Roll the egg rolls, then deep fried (or air fried!).
4.1.2 Dipping sauce
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- 3/2 cups water
- 3/4 cups sugar
- 1/2 cups fish sauce
- 1/4 cups distilled vinegar
- 2 garlic cloves (minced)
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4.2 Slow Cooked Carnitas
Original recipe from: https://www.skinnytaste.com/mexican-slow-cooked-pork-carnitas/
4.2.1 Ingredients
- 2.5 pounds, boneless pork shoulder blade roast
- 2 teaspoons, salt
- 1 teaspoon, ground black pepper
- 6 cloves, garlic (cut into sliver)
- 1.5 teaspoons, cumin
- 0.5 teaspoons, sazon (homemade or packaged)
- 0.25 teaspoons, oregano
- 0.75 cups, chicken broth
- 3, chipotle peppers in adobo sauce (to taste)
- 2, bay leaves
- 0.25 teaspoons, dry adobo seasoning (Goya)
4.2.2 Instructions
- Season pork with salt and pepper.
- In a medium sauté pan on medium-high heat, brown pork on all sides for about 10 minutes.
- Remove from heat and allow to cool.
- Using a sharp knife, insert blade into pork, cutting small holes and insert garlic slivers all the way in so you no longer see them.
- Season pork generously with cumin, adobo, sazon, oregano all over.
- Pour chicken broth in the crockpot, add bay leaves and chipotle peppers.
- Place pork in crock pot and cover.
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JackRose is a new entry in the spaced repetition software category.
It is not intended to be especially simple, or easy for non-technical people to use. If you want a simple system, you are invited to consider Anki. This advice is not flippant or sarcastic; JackRose requires some computer expertise to set up and is not suitable for newcomers.
In contrast to the small personal systems that currently dominate the SRS arena, JackRose is designed to handle large data sets efficiently. It is borne of the author's assessment that the existing SRSs don't scale well to 100s of users with ten of thousands of learnt items.
The name has no particular significance; Jack and Rose are two English words that have multiple meanings; that is all. It is pronounced with the stress on the first syllable.
The main distinguishing features are:Artificial Intelligence and Human Thinking by Robert Kowalski
Ja-Dark Blog Archive Jan. 2014 to June 2017
Need to remember something? Try forgetting it!
"Any item you encode into your memory can be described by two characteristics: storage strength and retrieval strength. Storage strength is a general measure of how well learned that item is, while retrieval strength measures how accessible the item is at that time. Storage strength increases monotonically— the more you are exposed to an item, the stronger the storage strength gets. One important thing to note is that storage strength does not have a direct effect on memory performance; the probability that you will be able to reproduce something from memory (e.g., a name or phone number) depends almost entirely on its retrieval strength.
Retrieval strength, unlike storage strength, varies with context and intervening information. This type of strength is what we need to increase if we want to be able to remember an item later.
(...) The real kicker—and where forgetting comes in—is that the more difficult the retrieval is, the more beneficial it will be when you finally do come up with the answer!"
Now, read this excerpt from the attached paper "Physical Nature of Intelligence" written by a polish cybernetician - M. Mazur - in 1974):
"This is the most general concept of memory. (...) There are two factors for storing information: a) The conductance as the passive record, i.e. which can last even without any energy flow but alone cannot provoke any process; b) the control power as the active record, i.e. which can provoke other processes but does not last if there is no energy flow.
Consequently, there are two kinds of forgetting and remembering: Disappearance of the passive record owing to the decrease of the conductance with time, till the forgotten stimulus reappears and thus restores the record; disappearance of the active record owing to the cease of the energy flow or to its displacement into another area of the correlator ("the brain"), till energy returns to the former path constituted by the still existing passive record. This explains, for example, the difference between having forgotten the number of a bus ticket bought ten years ago and having forgotten the topic of the conversation suddenly disturbed. The first cannot be remembered unless the forgotten number will be seen anew, whereas the latter can be remembered after some thinking."
And now, read this excerpt from the attached paper "The Logical Way to Be Artificially Intelligent" written by a logician R. Kowalski:
"Both Thagard and Baron fail to recognize that, to be used in practice, logic needs to be controlled. This could be put in the form of a pseudo-equation:
Thinking = Logic + Control.
Here the term “Logic” refers to goals and beliefs expressed in logical form and “Control” refers to the manner in which the inference rules of logic are applied. Control includes the use of forward and backward reasoning. In the case of backwards reasoning, it includes strategies for selecting sub-goals, as well as strategies for searching for alternative ways of solving goals and sub-goals. It also includes the application of inference rules in sequence or in parallel."
Three different perspectives, and yet very similar conclusions:
By paraphrasing, we can paradoxically say "The real kicker—and where forgetting comes in—is that the more difficult the SEARCH is, the more beneficial it will be when you finally do come up with the answer!".
And what about that? Is human memory like a river? A B.
More about thinking, knowledge, search and the web of belief here.


According to the official introduction, the WeChat Applets can be easily acquired and spread in WeChat, that provides an enormously convenient connection between the users and abundant services. Thanks to the complete documents and the lightweight development tool, a quick start to develop a simple applet is possible. It's not impossible to say that everybody can build an applet. More information can be referred on the official online development documents: Introduction to WeChat Applet.
Despite that a course design last semester gave me the opportunity to design the user interface using JS, HTML, and CSS, I'm green in the field of front-end development. Fortunately, there are lots of good open-source programmes, so that I can fork them and learn how does everything go. I fork a program provided by SwiftCafe, they explain at great length the structure of the program, data acquisition, and the logic of the application layer. The complete code can be download from Github: : https://github.com/swiftcafex/wechat-weather.
The structure of the program is like following:
+--pages (represents a page, which includes the .js,.json,.wxml, and .wxss files) | | | +--index | | | +--index.js | +--index.json | +--index.wxml | +--index.wxss | +--utils | | | +--util.js (defines the global variables, which can be acquired anywhere) | +--app.json (global configuration. For instance, it defines the first page of the applet. ) +--app.wxss +--app.js (There exists only one app.js file.)
The detailed description can be found at former mentioned links.
Let's add the simple function to the applet now! We hope that the background image of the weather applet will change as time goes. If you have some experience in HTML, JS, and CSS, you might figure out the solution immediately. Nevertheless, in WeChat Applet the solution does differ, even though the basic idea is the same.
Noted that this applet only has one page, the initial or in other words, the first page is described in the index.wxml file. The "box" of the page is defined by the top level class. We provide "{{}}" as the placeholder, and name it as "myclass".
1: <view class="{{myclass}}"> 2: ... 3: </view>
In app.wxss we difined the styles of three types of classes, namely "day", "sunset", and "night".
1: .day{ 2: ... 3: background-image: url('...daytime_background...') 4: } 5: 6: .sunset{ 7: ... 8: background-image: url('...sunset_background...') 9: } 10: 11: .night{ 12: ... 13: background-image: url('...night_background...') 14: }
Noted that, the image file must be online or converted to base64 codes.
The logical interaction is implemented in index.js. The official document gives the explaination:
"On the basis of JavaScript, we made some changes to facilitate the development of Mini Programs.
- Add App and Page methods to register programs and pages.
- Add getApp and getCurrentPages methods to get the app instance and the current page stack respectively.
- Provide a rich set of APIs, such as WeChat user data, Scan, payment and other WeChat unique capabilities.
- Each page has an independent scope and provides modular capabilities.
- Since the framework is not running in a browser, some capabilities of JavaScript are not available in the web, such as document and window.
- All the code written by the developer will eventually be packaged as a JavaScript and run when the Mini Program starts, until the Mini Program is destroyed. Similar to ServiceWorker, the logical layer is also called App Service."
The function of changing the background image as time goes is written in Page methods.
1: Page({ 2: data: { 3: //initialize data "myclass" 4: myclass: {} 5: }, 6: 7: onLoad: function () { 8: //this will be executed when the program is loaded 9: var that = this; 10: var date = new Date(); 11: var hour = date.getHours(); 12: 13: if (hour > 6 && hour < 16) 14: //change to the background of day 15: that.setData({ 16: myclass: "day" 17: }) 18: else if (hour > 16 && hour < 19) 19: // change to the background of sunset 20: that.setData({ 21: myclass: "sunset" 22: }) 23: else 24: // change to the background of night 25: that.setData({ 26: myclass: "night" 27: }) 28: } 29: 30: })
Noted that the setData function is used to send data from the logical layer to the view layer while changing the value of the corresponding this.Data. (See more about the usage of var that = this in javascript).


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