Hi, I’m Mel Robbins.
I struggled just to get out of bed. Every morning, the alarm clock would ring. I knew I should get up and deal but anxiety rushed in and I’d hit the snooze button instead. Here’s the thing. I wanted to change. I just couldn’t make myself do it. The smallest things felt impossible. I read books and bought journals. Nothing stuck. I prayed for motivation. It never came. There was literally always an excuse.


Student Grade Management System
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Student IC
Name
Enroll Electives
Grade Student
View Grades


This is a simplified Sequence diagram showing the basic interaction between the actor/initiatior and the flow of the basic message to the datastore.
This is a basic one-way message from the method inside the controller class. The method is decorated with a c# attribute which hides the implementation of the audit logging. Any method decorated with the attribute will activate the sequence. The context in which the attribute is used will give access to the data object that is seriialize to JSON and inserted into the document database.


SEARCH BOX
- The search box displays suggestion after user types at-least 2 alphabets.
- The search box displays suggestion in in 3 levels the following order(top-down):
State (at most 10)
District, State (at most 10)
Block, District, State (at most 10)
RANGE SLIDER(setting the milestone)
- The range(in percentage) of slider determines :
At state level(from search box), displaying those districts that have at-least one habitation reaching the milestone.
At district/block level(from search box), displaying those blocks that have at-least one habitation reaching the milestone.
At habitation level data of each block, displays list of habitation reaching the milestone.
MAP ALERT
- The circular markers(red[>=100],yellow[>=10],green[<10]) display the grouping of markers(marker clusters).
- Number on the circle displays how many markers are clustered under it and the blue polygon displays the way markers are spread over map.
- On selecting state from search suggestion, districts of that state are plotted on map.
- On selecting district from search suggestion, blocks of that state are plotted on map.
- On selecting district from search suggestion, blocks of that state are plotted on map.


Lookup Transform¶
The lookup transform extends a primary data source by looking up values from another data source. It is similar to a one sided join.
{
...
"transform": [
{"lookup": ..., "from" ..., "as": ..., "default": ...} // Lookup Transform
...
],
...
}
Lookup Transform¶
For each data object in the main data source, the transform tries to find a matching objects in the secondary data source. An object matches if the value in the field specified by lookup
is the same as the field specified in the from.key
.
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="lookup,from,as,default" source="LookupTransform" %}
Lookup Data¶
The secondary data reference (set with from
) is an object that specifies how the lookup key should be matched to a second data source and what fields should be added.
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="data,key,fields" source="LookupData" %}
Example¶
This example uses lookup
to add the properties age
and height
to the main data source. The person
field in the main data source is matched to the name
field in the secondary data source.


EMDskppProvisioningCallback Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h |
onServerRequestBlock
The OnServerPinRequestBlock to call when SERVER_PIN policy is used for the token, in which case must not be nil. If the policy is not SERVER_PIN, this block will not be invoked. See OnServerPinRequestBlock.
@property (nonatomic, copy) OnServerPinRequestBlock onServerRequestBlock
Availability
4.1
Discussion
Warning: If this is implemented, make sure to call appropriate EMDskppServerPinCallback when finished in order for the provisioning process to continue or abort
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
onLocalPinRequestBlock
The OnLocalPinRequestBlock to call when USER_PIN or NO_PIN policy is used for the token, in which case must not be nil. If the policy is not USER_PIN or NO_PIN, this block will not be invoked. See OnLocalPinRequestBlock.
@property (nonatomic, copy) OnLocalPinRequestBlock onLocalPinRequestBlock
Availability
4.1
Discussion
Warning: If this is implemented, make sure to call appropriate EMDskppLocalPinCallback when finished In order for the provisioning process to continue or abort
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
onPolicyStringProvidedBlock
This callback is invoked after completion of the provisioning. policyString contains the policies for the token. Application needs to stored it for the token and use it when needed. The policy can be parsed by DskppPolicyParser
@property (nonatomic, copy) OnPolicyStringProvidedBlock onPolicyStringProvidedBlock
Availability
4.1
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
onPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock
Callback function to provide data received from the Server by DSKPP message.
@property (nonatomic, copy) OnPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock onPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock
Availability
4.1
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
onKeyProvisionedBlock
Callback function to provide data received from the Server by DSKPP after the provisioning has completed.
@property (nonatomic, copy) OnKeyProvisionedBlock onKeyProvisionedBlock
Availability
4.1
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
– setOnPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock:
This callback is invoked when there are extensions to policies. If not used, simply return ‘true’.
- (void)setOnPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock:(BOOL ( ^ ) ( NSString *tokenName , id<EMSecureString> XML , NSMutableDictionary<NSString*,id<EMSecureString> > *fields ))onPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock
Parameters
onPolicyExtensionProvidedBlock |
The block to invoke when there are extentions to policies. |
|---|
Availability
4.1
Discussion
Warning: The fields to fill in must coincide with the extension keywords provided by the XML string otherwise the whole provisioning will fail.
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
– setOnServerRequestBlock:
The OnServerPinRequestBlock to call when SERVER_PIN policy is used for the token, in which case must not be nil. If the policy is not SERVER_PIN, this block will not be invoked. See OnServerPinRequestBlock.
- (void)setOnServerRequestBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *tokenName , EMDskppPinPolicy *dskppPinPolicy , id<EMDskppServerPinCallback> callback ))onServerRequestBlock
Parameters
onServerRequestBlock |
The block to invoke when SERVER_PIN policy is used. |
|---|
Availability
4.1
Discussion
Warning: If this is implemented, make sure to call appropriate EMDskppServerPinCallback when finished in order for the provisioning process to continue or abort
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
– setOnLocalPinRequestBlock:
The OnLocalPinRequestBlock to call when USER_PIN or NO_PIN policy is used for the token, in which case must not be nil. If the policy is not USER_PIN or NO_PIN, this block will not be invoked. See OnLocalPinRequestBlock.
- (void)setOnLocalPinRequestBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *tokenName , EMDskppPinPolicy *dskppPinPolicy , id<EMDskppLocalPinCallback> callback ))onLocalPinRequestBlock
Parameters
onLocalPinRequestBlock |
The block to invoke when USER_PIN/NO_PIN policy is used. |
|---|
Availability
4.1
Discussion
Warning: If this is implemented, make sure to call appropriate EMDskppLocalPinCallback when finished In order for the provisioning process to continue or abort
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
– setOnPolicyStringProvidedBlock:
This callback is invoked after completion of the provisioning. policyString contains the policies for the token. Application needs to stored it for the token and use it when needed. The policy can be parsed by DskppPolicyParser
- (void)setOnPolicyStringProvidedBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *tokenName , id<EMSecureString> policyString ))onPolicyStringProvidedBlock
Parameters
onPolicyStringProvidedBlock |
The block to invoke when provisioning has completed. |
|---|
Availability
4.1
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h
– setOnKeyProvisionedBlock:
This callback is invoked when provisioned is finished. Application needs to save the related key information: eg. tokenSerialNumber for further usage.
- (void)setOnKeyProvisionedBlock:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *tokenName , EMDskppKeyInformation *keyInfo ))onKeyProvisionedBlock
Parameters
onKeyProvisionedBlock |
The block to invoke when the Dskpp provisioning has completed. |
|---|
Availability
4.1
Declared In
EMDskppProvisioningCallback.h


public class MaterialFontFactory
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
protected static class |
MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont
Enum class that.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont |
BOLD |
protected java.util.Map<java.lang.String,javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource> |
cacheFont |
protected float |
defaultSize |
static MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont |
ITALIC |
static MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont |
MEDIUM |
protected java.util.Properties |
properties
The path font was load from a proprieties file.
|
static MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont |
REGULAR |
protected boolean |
withPersonalSettings |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
float |
doOptimizingDimensionFont(float dimension)
In this method optimizing the font dimension with the display resolution
This method to calculate the font dimension is bad, We now but the JDK 8 display the font very bad
and at the moment with the JDK 8 the dimension of the font is calculate with the screen resolution
and with the JDK9+ the font set with the defaultSize @see defaultSize
|
static java.awt.Font |
fontUtilsDisplayable(java.lang.String textDisplayable,
java.awt.Font withFont)
Deprecated.
this method will be removed in the version 1.2, this method is not really util fot the library.
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFont(MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont typeFont)
This method load the library default font, at this moment this is a Noto Sans font, you can
load 4 different dimension of font, @see MaterialTypeFont
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFont(MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont typeFont,
boolean withPersonalSettings)
This method load the library default font, at this moment this is a Noto Sans font, you can
load 4 different dimension of font, @see MaterialTypeFont
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFontWithPath(java.lang.String path)
This method load the font from a String path, in common this method should be use to load the
personal font in a personal location.
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFontWithPath(java.lang.String path,
boolean withPersonalSettings)
This method load the font from a String path, in common this method should be use to load the
personal font in a personal location.
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFontWithStream(java.io.InputStream stream)
This method load the font from a input resource, in common this method should be use to load the
personal font in a personal resource.
|
javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource |
getFontWithStream(java.io.InputStream stream,
boolean withPersonalSettings)
This method load the font from a input resource, in common this method should be use to load the
personal font in a personal resource.
|
static MaterialFontFactory |
getInstance() |
public static final MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont REGULAR
public static final MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont BOLD
public static final MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont ITALIC
public static final MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont MEDIUM
protected java.util.Properties properties
protected java.util.Map<java.lang.String,javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource> cacheFont
protected float defaultSize
protected boolean withPersonalSettings
public static MaterialFontFactory getInstance()
@Deprecated public static java.awt.Font fontUtilsDisplayable(java.lang.String textDisplayable, java.awt.Font withFont)
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFontWithPath(java.lang.String path)
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFontWithStream(java.io.InputStream stream)
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFont(MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont typeFont)
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFont(MaterialFontFactory.MaterialTypeFont typeFont, boolean withPersonalSettings)
In addition, this method have the boolean (by default this propriety is true) called withPersonalSettings to jump the personal font setting. This is util when you have other library that work with font and you want take the control on your code
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFontWithPath(java.lang.String path, boolean withPersonalSettings)
In addition, this method have the boolean (by default this propriety is true) called withPersonalSettings to jump the personal font setting. This is util when you have other library that work with font and you want take the control on your code
public javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource getFontWithStream(java.io.InputStream stream, boolean withPersonalSettings)
public float doOptimizingDimensionFont(float dimension)
dimension
- is the dimension font that you want optimizing


They absorb countless amounts of knowlegde for the other imps of the island to gain intelligence about their world. However, Nimah, a curious orange eyed imp notices some inaccuracies and mysteries regarding her world. She wants answers to these questions, but how will she find them?
A Gluttonous Imps drawing lava into its magic-infused jar. Only there breeds of imps can use jugs to store energy and resources away and transfer them through the portal like pots.
The Gluttonous imps love to learn new things and enjoy the resources around them. They have no sense of moderation, as they live in the moment and consume everything with second though, be it food to a whole library, they can become deeply immersed in trying to understand, gain and digest things. They are quite powerful as their strength is let out in uncontrollable, leaks in their power. A single punch meant for a rock can carve away a section of a mountain. They carry jugs that hold their excess power, or hold resources and and good at finding resources, but only ones similar to what they’ve found before. They love rounded structured due to their need to stuff their goods into the large jugs with a nook or cranny left of spec to cram in more. Gluttonous imps have a lot of health, due to their great attention to consuming as many beneficial items as possible, but can also be ‘gluttons for punishment’ and never know when to stop acts that could kill them, not knowing how to use self-control. Their life expectancy is a bit longer than Wrathful imps, due to the Gluttonous imps graining mass amounts of knowledge, but rarely put it to use.
Gluttony Imps trade get these gems from Greed imps. The gems are crushed and mixed into the clay to make their blackhole like pots.
These imps eat orange fruits that help them maintain the color of their eyes and are mixed with the clay for their pots.
A house usually in the Gluttonous Imp's village.


mc.flows package¶
Package containing modules for working with flows.
Submodules¶
mc.flows.flow module¶
-
class
mc.flows.flow.
Flow
(key=None, cfg=None, data=None, label=None, status=None, depth=0, parent_key=None, add_root_task=True, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A flow is modeled as a <directed acyclic graph>. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directed_acyclic_graph)
Parameters: - key (str) – a key to identify the flow.
- cfg (dict) – a dict of flow cfg data. Defaults to: {‘fail_fast’: True}.
- data (dict) – dict of flow data.
- label (str) – flow label
- status (str) – flow status, defaults to ‘PENDING’
- depth (int) – depth level, for prioritizing nested flows.
- add_root_task (bool) – whether to add root task. Default: True.
-
ROOT_TASK_KEY
= ‘ROOT’¶
-
SIMPLE_ATTRS
= {‘key’, ‘parent_key’, ‘data’, ‘label’, ‘depth’, ‘status’, ‘cfg’}¶
-
add_default_connections_to_task
(task=None)[source]¶ If task has no precursors or successors given, use last task added as precursor.
-
add_edge
(edge=None)[source]¶ Also adds entry to _edges_by_key.
Parameters: edge (dict) – dict in this shape:
{'src_key': <>, 'dest_key': <>}
-
add_task
(task=None, add_default_connections=True)[source]¶ Parameters: - <dict> (task) – a task dict
- [bool] (add_default_connections) – whether to add default precursor if precursors or successors are not specified. Default: True.
Returns: altered task dict
Return type: task <dict>
-
filter_tasks
(filters=None, include_root_task=False)[source]¶ Loop through all tasks, returning tasks which pass all of the filter functions provided.
Parameters: - filters (list(fn)) – list of filter functions
- include_root_task (bool, optional) – whether to include the root task. Default: False
-
classmethod
from_flow_spec
(flow_spec=None, deep_copy_tasks=True)[source]¶ Create flow from flow_spec.
mc.flows.flow_engine module¶
-
class
mc.flows.flow_engine.
FlowEngine
(task_handler=None, logger=None, max_msg_len=None, debug=False)[source]¶ Bases:
object
A FlowEngine contains methods for ticking a flow, and for converting between flow representations. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visitor_pattern)
Parameters: - logger (logging.Logger, optional) – logger instance
- debug (bool, optional) – whether to log debug statements. Default: False
- task_handler (task_handler, optional) – task_handler instance. Default: get_default_task_handler return.
- max_msg_len (int, optional) – maximum length of error messages. Default: no max length.
-
get_default_task_handler
()[source]¶ Uses mc.task_handlers.mc_default_task_handler.McDefaultTaskHandler as the default task handler.
-
is_proxying_task
(task=None)[source]¶ Determine if a task is a proxying task.
Parameters: task (task) – task to check Returns: is_proxying_task (bool)
-
run_flow
(flow=None, task_ctx=None, max_ticks=500.0, tick_kwargs=None)[source]¶ Tick flow until its status is ‘COMPLETED’ or ‘FAILED’. If it failed, raise a FlowError.
Parameters: - flow (flow) – flow to tick
- task_ctx (dict, optional) – task_ctx to include when ticking flow
- max_ticks (int, optional) – Fail if hit more than this number of ticks.
-
tick_flow
(flow=None, task_ctx=None, **tick_kwargs)[source]¶ Tick a flow.
Parameters: - flow (flow) – flow to tick
- task_ctx (dict, optional) – task_ctx to include when ticking flow
- **tick_kwargs – kwargs to pass to the tick_task call.


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 But you do need the quotes when you install a package.

When you work with your datasets in R later, you will always load all relevant packages before you start running any other code.


Listens for any channel updates. Event contains the following: - channelId: The channel ID of the app instance. - deviceToken: (iOS only) The device token.
Airship.addEventListener(Airship.EVENT_CHANNEL_UPDATED, function(e) {
Ti.API.info('Channel Updated: ' + Airship.channelId)
});
Listens for any push received events. Event contains the following: - message: The push alert message. - extras: Map of all the push extras. - notificationId: (Android only) The ID of the posted notification.
Airship.addEventListener(Airship.EVENT_PUSH_RECEIVED, function(e) {
Ti.API.info('Push received: ' + e.message);
});
Listens for any deep link events. Event contains the following: - deepLink: The deep link.
Airship.addEventListener(Airship.EVENT_DEEP_LINK_RECEIVED, function(e) {
Ti.API.info('DeepLink: ' + e.deepLink);
});
Returns the app's channel ID. The channel ID might not be immediately available on a new install. Use the EVENTCHANNELUPDATED event to be notified when it becomes available.
Ti.API.info('Channel ID: ' + Airship.channelId);
Enables or disables user notifications. On iOS, user notifications can only be enabled and enabling notifications the first time will prompt the user to enable notifications.
Airship.userNotificationsEnabled = true;
Sets or gets the channel tags. Tags can be used to segment the audience.
`
Airship.tags = ["test", "titanium"];
Airship.tags.forEach(function(tag) {
Ti.API.info("Tag: " + tag);
});
`
Sets the namedUser for the device.
Airship.namedUser = "totes mcgoats";
Gets the notification that launched the app. The notification will have the following: - message: The push alert message. - extras: Map of all the push extras. - notificationId: (Android only) The ID of the posted notification.
clear
is used to prevent getLaunchNotification from returning the notification again.
Ti.API.info("Launch notification: " + Airship.getLaunchNotification(false).message);
Gets the deep link that launched the app.
clear
is used to prevent getDeepLink from returning the deepLink again.
Ti.API.info("Deep link: " + Airship.getDeepLink(false));
Displays the message center.
Airship.displayMessageCenter();
Associate a custom identifier.
Previous identifiers will be replaced by the new identifiers each time associateIdentifier is called.
It is a set operation.
- key: The custom key for the identifier as a string.
- identifier: The value of the identifier as a string, or null
to remove the identifier.
Airship.associateIdentifier("customKey", "customIdentifier");
Adds a custom event. - eventPayload: The custom event payload as a string.
`
var customEvent = {
eventname: 'customEventName',
eventvalue: 2016,
transactionid: 'customTransactionId',
interactionid: 'customInteractionId',
interaction_type: 'customInteractionType',
properties: {
someBoolean: true,
someDouble: 124.49,
someString: "customString",
someInt: 5,
someLong:<PHONE_NUMBER>,
someArray: ["tangerine", "pineapple", "kiwi"]
}
};
var customEventPayload = JSON.stringify(customEvent);
Airship.addCustomEvent(customEventPayload);
`


Exceptional People
An essay-poem |
Or, People Disappoint You, an essay-poem
As with most things I write about, this has been rolling about in my head for many years. It is the sort of thing I keep hitting up against and wondering at, and eventually crystallize some notion of that calls for itself to be solidified in text. In starting to solidify this into text, I realized that it will be short, and comes from a place particularly likely to call upon the typical impactful literary techniques I use whose names I do not remember. So, I figured, if I am to write a short essay with impassioned sections, why not go all the way and give it the form of a poem. I may not be a poet, but by posting these digital pages of text I do inevitably claim the identity of a writer, of some sort. So, here's an essay poem. PS shout out, similar thoughts were echoed well in 'The “You’re Not as Cool in Person” Phenomenon'.
I have seen the shine of exceptional people,
their radiance of confidence, skill, power,
their lit up eyes in the midst of inspiration,
their bright excitement in the flow of creation.
When? When I have sat with them in cruel extra credit classes,
and worked with them during brutal nocturnal work slogs,
and argued with them over specifics in hastily scrawled sketches,
and drank with them past sundown unfazed by the impending morning.
Then, I have sensed in them burning hearts,
or perhaps perpetually caffeinated brains,
and in those brains always a thought, a plan, an idea,
and in those hearts always the energy to think, imagine, strive.
And in me? Often, mired in melancholy, I felt jealousy -
felt just short of that ascendancy beyond normalcy,
different but not outstanding, smart but not exceptional,
the angst of a restless below average overachiever.
But! Don’t worry. I grew up, slain that silly impulse,
long since realized the emptiness of numbers,
pierced the perceived glow of outstanding people,
and through it saw, simply, friends, peers, people.
Just people. Impressive people.
People who have bad days and tough times.
People who have dark sides and hidden fears.
People who make mistakes.
People who make bad jokes.
People who struggle.
And at first it was distinctly disappointing to see the death of that ideal,
the impossibility of escaping difficulty dealing with all of life’s damned dimensions.
Such a typically tepid truth - us mere mortals incapable of that heroic Herculean halo,
and left to grow to see humans do not live in fairly tales, as I did with those around me.
But you know, funny thing - in time I liked them all the more for it.


A Little Princess
by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Sara Crewe is left in the care of Miss Minchin's Seminary when her father departs for India.
Source: Burnett F. H. (1906). The Little Princess.London, England: Warne.
- Chapter 1: Sara
- After arriving from India by ship, Captaing Crewe reluctantly leaves his daughter in the care of Miss Minchin.
- Chapter 2: A French Lesson
- The rest of the girls are introduced to Sara Crewe. Sara's first French lesson does not go as Miss Minchin planned.
- Chapter 3: Ermengarde
- Sara introduces herself to Ermengarde.
- Chapter 4: Lottie
- Sara's presence at the school upsets Lavinia. Sara agrees to help Lottie.
- Chapter 5: Becky
- Lottie is caught listening to Sara's story telling, upsetting Lavinia.
- Chapter 6: The Diamond Mines
- In one of Captain Crewe's letters, he reveals an interesting story causing much excitement in all the girls.
- Chapter 7: The Diamond Mines Again
- Sara requests for Becky to stay while she opens her birthday presents.
- Chapter 8: In the Attic
- Sara begins her new life as a servant.
- Chapter 9: Melchisedec
- Lottie is confused by Sara's change in status.
- Chapter 10: The Indian Gentleman
- Sara is startled into realizing that she looks like the poor children she had seen in her better days.
- Chapter 11: Ram Dass
- Sara watches as the Indian gentleman moves into his new home.
- Chapter 12: The Other Side of the Wall
- Sara has become fond of the Large Family.
- Chapter 13: One of the Populace
- Sara begins a story about the tropical forest, in response to the cold weather.
- Chapter 14: What Melchisedec Heard and Saw
- Ram Dass describes his fascination of Sara.
- Chapter 15: The Magic
- Miss Minchin scolds the cook, which results in Sara being on the wrong end of the cooks temper.
- Chapter 16: The Visitor
- Most are shocked to find Sara well and the same even after a meal's deprivation.
- Chapter 17: “It Is the Child!”
- The Large Family children tell the Indian gentleman about their little un-fairy princess.
- Chapter 18: “I Tried Not to Be”
- All realize that if Sara had revealed her entire name, she would have been found much sooner.
- Chapter 19: Anne
- Recounting of the tales of how things came to be for both Sara and the Large Family.


Help
Configurable extension to show the status of different components in multiple environments
Features
- Ability to configure it using JSON from options page
- Ability to refresh continously with a interval that can be configured
- Ability to push Chrome notifications when environment is down.
- Ability to configure multiple links for each component which opens in new window
Extension showing status of different components in multiple environments
Screenshot showing options page and all possible configurations
Visual representation of configuration JSON file.
Download default configuration file


{% extends "rcos/base.html" %} {% block head %} {% endblock %} {% block rcoscontent %}
{{ project.description|striptags|truncatewords:10 }}
To provide a creative, intellectual and entrepreneurial outlet for students to use the latest open-source software platforms to develop applications that solve societal problems.
RCOS is a group of RPI students who work on open source projects. During the semester, meeting times are as follows:
Students can participate in RCOS for course credit or for a stipend. At the beginning of each semester, the Internal Advisory Board will review project proposals and decide which projects should receive financial support.
{% endblock %}


1 But whence each of the gods came to be, or whether all had always been, and how they appeared in form, they did not know until yesterday or the day before, so to speak;
2 for I suppose Hesiod and Homer flourished not more than four hundred years earlier than I; and these are the ones who taught the Greeks the descent of the gods, and gave the gods their names, and determined their spheres and functions, and described their outward forms.
3 But the poets who are said to have been earlier than these men were, in my opinion, later. The earlier part of all this is what the priestesses of Dodona tell; the later, that which concerns Hesiod and Homer, is what I myself say.


SERHA concerned about confrontation at Bustamante Hospital
South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) says it strongly opposes any form of abuse of public health staff.
Recently, Councillor for the Trafalgar Division in South East St Andrew, Kari Douglas, and a medical doctor at the Bustamante Hospital for Children were involved in a stand-off with a which triggered a shutdown of the Accident and Emergency (A&E) unit for two hours.
Douglas took her eight-month-old son to the hospital because he was reportedly roasting with fever but was told, after triage, that his case was not deemed an emergency.
This reportedly led to a confrontation.
READ: PNP councillor, doctor clash
It is further reported that while the doctor was assessing another child Douglas barged into the room and closed the door.
It is said that when the doctor attempted to exit, Douglas blocked her path and fired a volley of expletives in protest.
SEHRA says while it understands the anxiety of patients who visit health facilities, particularly the Bustamante Hospital, the triage system is in place to ensure that medical cases are properly categorised and prioritised such that the appropriate resources are allocated to treat with the level of urgency.
It further says that the A&E is geared towards treating emergency and urgent cases.
The authority says its team continues to work assiduously to address the issues of increased patient load and resultant
waiting time presently facing the hospital.
It says it remains committed to providing medical care to all who seek treatment at its institutions.
Existing infrastructure will be used to support on-going investigations and further enhance the security elements where required to prevent recurrence, SEHRA said.


Colombia President Orders Curfew in Capital Following Unrest
by ASSOCIATED PRESSBOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombian President Iván Duque ordered a curfew in the nation’s capital Friday amid continuing unrest following a massive march a day before that brought tens of thousands to the streets in a strong message of rejection against his conservative government.
The president announced on Twitter that he has requested that Bogota’s mayor enforce a curfew beginning at 9 p.m. in all of the city of 7 million after police pushed back thick crowds of protesters banging pots and pans in the storied Plaza Bolivar.
“They kicked us out with tear gas,” said Rogelio Martinez, 38, a construction worker. “They didn’t want the people to show their discontent.”
The curfew comes one day after an estimated 250,000 people took to the streets in one of the nation’s biggest marches in recent history. While the protest started out peaceful, it ended with scattered clashes between protesters and police. Three people were killed in what authorities described as violent looting incidents overnight.
Clashes continued in part of Bogota and in the southwestern city of Cali on Friday as volunteers wiped graffiti off historic buildings and swept up shattered glass.
The upheaval comes as Latin America is experiencing a tide of discontent, with massive demonstrations in countries including Chile, Bolivia and Ecuador where citizens frustrated with their political leaders are taking to the streets.
The protests defy easy categorization and it remains unclear if Colombia’s will persist.
Defense Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo said that as of Friday morning, 98 people had been detained and 151 police and military officers injured, as well as 122 civilians, most of whom suffered minor injuries and tear gas inhalation.
The minister said two individuals were killed in the port city of Buenaventura after police were attacked while responding to looting at a mall. A third died in Candelaria after police said a group looting a supermarket shot at officers.
The names and cause of death of those killed were not released.
Duque convoked a special meeting with his ministers Friday but did not immediately respond to protesters’ demand for meeting. In an address after the protest, the president said he had heard the day’s outcry and supported talks with all sectors.
“Duque recognizes there is plenty to do,” his defense minister said.
Protest organizers urged Duque to establish a dialogue with indigenous, student and labor groups to discuss potential reforms and criticized him for not directly addressing demonstrator complaints in a late-night address.
“If they don’t decide to govern in favor of the majority, the discontent will continue accumulating,” student leader José Cárdenas said.
Recent polling indicates Duque has a 26% approval rating 15 months into his administration as the nation grapples with implementing a complicated peace process with leftist rebels, ongoing violence between illegal armed groups and long-simmering tensions over issues like corruption and inequality.
“Colombia is facing a set of complex problems that are as difficult as any in its recent history,” said Cynthia Arnson, director of the Latin America program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. “I think any political leader faced with this array of problems would have a difficult time.”
By CHRISTINE ARMARIO and CESÁR GARCÍA Associated Press
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System Architect Symbol details for "Incident Type"
Activity Type (Class)
- Description:
"Descriptive Category" capable of being used as a category for "Activities".
classifier (Association)
- From Class:
"Incident Type"
- To Class:
Incident
- From Class:
"Incident Type"
- To Class:
Incident
Contact Method (Class)
- Description:
"Category" describing a "Subject Contact".
- Comment:
-
The population of this includes:
Postal address
Telephone number (landline / mobile)
Fax number
Email address
Telex number
Bleeper number.
DC/Describing (Generalization Node)
- Base Class:
"Descriptive Category"
- Definitions Used:
-
Descriptive Category (Class)
Descriptive Category (Class)
- Description:
"Category" capable of classifying an "Object" directly rather than by associating it with another
"Object".
- Comment:
As distinct from Associative Category.
Incident (Class)
- Description:
"Event" occurring without known volition.
- Comment:
-
The word "known" should be emphasised; many events which are perceived as incidents (eg terrorist
bombs) are in fact activities when viewed from a different perspective. It's all to do with where
you are sitting.
The definition above, as for others, has been distilled from what has been suggested in the past,
including:
A distinct or definite occurrence. An event (sic) (CBS v2).
"Event" occurring without volition (of an "Agent").
Unintentional occurrence.
Incident Type (Class)
- Description:
"Descriptive Category" capable of being used as a category for "Incidents".
Intention Type (Class)
- Description:
"Category" being capable of classifying a purpose of care.
Level (Class)
- Description:
"Descriptive Category" used to describe the level to which something obtains.
Reason For Abandoning (Class)
- Description:
"Category" capable of classifying abandoned activities and intentions.
Reason For Rejection (Class)
- Description:
"Category" capable of classifying rejected "Activities", "Foci" and "Intentions".
- Comment:
-
Attribute in CBS v2.
Extended to cover foci & intentions as well as activities.
Reason Not Required (Class)
- Description:
"Category" capable of classifying reasons why "Activities" are not required.
Resource Type (Class)
- Description:
"Descriptive Category" with the ability to classify "Resource Held".
State Type (Class)
"Descriptive Category" capable of classifying a state of a Class which has a documented state
transition.
Subject Characteristic Type (Class)
- Description:
"Descriptive Category" capable of classifying a "Subject Characteristic".
- Comment:
Note that Subject Characteristic is the only type of Subject Property which is descriptive, ie not
associative.


Under certain circumstances, when Java objects use serialization to store objects, the version of the class reading the data could be different from the version of class that wrote that data.
This example demonstrates some of the compatible changes that Serialization handles without using class-specific methods.
As with all examples that deal with evolution, the evolved class (AClass) must define a serialVersionUID field that is obtained using the command serialver on the original class (AClass).


java.lang.ThreadLocal
that are not declared static final
.
In the most common case, a java.lang.ThreadLocal
instance associates state with a thread.
A non-static non-final java.lang.ThreadLocal
field associates state with an instance-thread combination.
This is usually unnecessary and quite often is a bug that can cause memory leaks and incorrect behavior.
A quick-fix is suggested to make the field static final
.
Example:
private ThreadLocal tl = ThreadLocal.withInitial(() -> Boolean.TRUE);


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A progressive engineer: ignited by heart, powered by passion and driven by engineering; with special interest in robotics and industrial automation.
Currently, I am pursing B.Tech degree in Mechanical Engineering at Amrita School Of Engineering, Coimbatore.
Fluent in Python and MATLAB
Skilled in CAD - Autodesk Inventor, Fusion 360 and OnShape
ARHex Robot: Hexapod with compliant legs and an arm- website and youtube, advised by Dr. T. Mohanraj
Formula Student Car at Amrita Racing 2017 - website
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GRUB-SCRIPT-CHECK(1) User Commands GRUB-SCRIPT-CHECK(1) NAME grub-script-check - check grub.cfg for syntax errors SYNOPSIS grub-script-check [PATH] DESCRIPTION Checks GRUB script configuration file for syntax errors. -h, --help display this message and exit -V, --version print version information and exit -v, --verbose print the script as it is being processed REPORTING BUGS Report bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>SEE ALSO grub-mkconfig(8) The full documentation for grub-script-check is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and grub-script-check programs are properly installed at your site, the command info grub-script-check should give you access to the complete manual. grub-script-check (GRUB) 1.99-27.1crMayh20131 GRUB-SCRIPT-CHECK(1)


Fireside Chat with Shereef: Kitchen vs. Table from Karim Bishay on Vimeo.
In the very beginning before I have seen Shereef's video and visited EDC, Auckland, I was a bit skeptical on the program. But having spoken spoken some of its members and viewing Shereef's video I understand that I should not view it as a "course" or "university" but more like an experience towards a foundation to build upon.
Good, I am looking forward on the first day of the bootcamp and what I will learn from it
Take the experience in day-by-day and be respectfull of others
No, my expectations haven't but my impressions have. I like to know how something got to the place/time it currently is, in order to know how it will progress and move on.
Yes, I am very excited and rather then nervous I am anxious. Knowing that this is the first step navigating into a different role and knowing that I am able to stand together with others in a similar goals makes me feel enpowered.


Editorial: Food requires more than thanks
by Neil HeinenMADISON, Wis. - In keeping with the spirit of the holiday we reflect on what’s behind the feast so many of us enjoyed and too many of us take for granted. The availability and sustainability of good food is not guaranteed.
This December Slow Food will mark 30 years of supporting good, clean and fair food and its enduring commitment to our food, our planet and our future. Slow Food is a global network of local communities working to protect food systems, preserve customs and cooking, and save species and varieties. We’re appreciative for Slow Food and its influence.
Influence that can be felt at UW-Madison where a student project is collecting unused food at six UW-Madison dining halls, repackaging the good food, and making it available to students who need it. The Food Recovery Pre-package program reduces food waste and food insecurity. Good, clean and fair: Slow Food at its best.


Yes Bank, Vedanta to exit Sensex
by Special CorrespondentBSE has reconstituted its indices, including the benchmark Sensex, which will see stocks such as Titan Company, UltraTech Cement and Nestle India being included in the 30-share barometer.
The inclusion will lead to Tata Motors, Tata Motors DVR (differential voting rights), Vedanta and Yes Bank making an exit from the Sensex. Changes have also been made in the broader indices like BSE 500, BSE 200, BSE 100, BSE Sensex 50 and BSE Sensex Next 50, among others. The changes will be effective December 23.


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Adding a new module in linux kernel So linux kernel is a monolithic kernel. To be accurate it is Modular monolithic. Monolithic term in kernal is used in the sense of permission of code running there.…
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Before We start This series is neither totally theoritical nor totally hands-on. It is amalgammation of both. Just the way I think. You will not become expert which should be implied.
What is Syscall ? System call is the programmatic way in which a computer program requests a service from the kernel of the operating system it is executed on. This may include hardware-related services (for example, accessing a hard disk drive), creation and execution of new processes, and communication with integral kernel services such as process scheduling.…
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A set X, together with a collection T of subsets of X, satisfying:
∅ and X are both in T;
if A and B are in T, then the intersection of A and B is also in T;
if A, B, C, ... K are in T, then the union of A, B, C, ... K is also in T.
We call the sets in T open sets, and we call T a topology on X.


You will be building a route-finding tool. It will take the names or ids of two buildings on the RPI Troy Campus, and generate directions for the shortest route between them, using your graph ADT to represent buildings and pathways between them. For now you will provide a simple text interface. In this homework, you will write a complete application runnable from the command line via a main method. You will have to name your main class CampusPaths.java for testing on the Homework Server.
In this assignment, you will practice modular design, writing code for reuse and design patterns. (As before, you get to choose what classes to write and what data and methods each should have.) Specifically, you will practice the model-view-controller design pattern. In Homework 9 you will reuse your model with more sophisticated view and controller.
For organization, this assignment contains one "problem" for each logical component you will write. The order of the problems is not meant to suggest an order of implementation. Carefully design the whole system before attempting to implement any part. Design with "low coupling" and the "open/close principle" in mind: you should be able to extend your system with a GUI interface, while in the same time the heart of your system (your model) remains insulated from the change. As always, you should develop incrementally, which may mean repeatedly writing a bit of all the parts and verifying that they work together.
You will design your application according to the model-view-controller (MVC) design pattern described below. MVC is a variation of the Observer design pattern discussed in class.
As you design and implement your solution, please list which parts of your code belong to the model, the view, the controller, or none of the above in hw7/answers/mvc.txt. Often this can be on a per-class level, but when a class implements both the view and controller, you must indicate which methods or lines logically represent the view and which represent the controller. Be sure to list ALL classes you write for Homework 7. This just should be a list of classes; you don't need to write any sentences of explanation.
In general, functionality of a model includes:
Does the user interact with a text interface or a GUI? What does the user type and/or click to get directions from one building to another? How are those directions formatted for display? What message does the user see upon requesting directions to an unknown building? These are questions the view answers.
For a simple interface like in this assignment, the view and controller may be intermingled somewhat in code. Don't worry too much about the separation there; the key point for now is that the model is cleanly separated and reusable.
In general, avoid the temptation to create an oversized "god class" that does everything for the model. The model may contain multiple classes, and the view can interact with multiple classes in the model. Most of the time, any class that exists solely to represent data is part of the model. For this assignment, you will likely choose to have one central model class that manages the graph and does most of the heavy lifting, but you will may also want some smaller objects that encapsulate related data. Some of these objects might be returned to the view so it can access their data directly, avoiding the "god class" scenario; others might be used only internally within the model.
Your model should be completely independent of the view (UI), which means it shouldn't know or decide how data is displayed. The model does know something about what data and operations the application needs, and it should provide methods to access them; however, it shouldn't return strings tailored to a particular view and definitely shouldn't contain printlns. Imagine replacing your text UI with a GUI or a Spanish/Mandarin/Klingon text UI (but with the same English building names) and ask yourself: is my model reusable with this new view?
On the flip side, the view doesn't know anything about how the model stores data internally. Someone writing a view for your application should only know that the model somehow stores buildings and paths on campus and should only interact with the data at this level. In other words, the public interface of the model should give no indication that this data is represented internally as a graph. That level of detail is irrelevant to the view, and revealing it publicly means the model can no longer change its implementation without potentially breaking view code.
We have added two .csv data files to the data folder to be parsed by your application: RPI_map_data_Nodes.csv and RPI_map_data_Edges.csv. The .csv files are comma-separated value files that can be opened in any text editor, just like marvel.csv. Their format is described in more detail below.
As usual, your program should look for files using filenames in your data folder e.g., data/RPI_map_data_Edges.csv.
You will write a parser to load the data from these files into memory. You may use MarvelParser.java as a general example of how to read and parse a file, keeping in mind that the new data files are structured differently from the Marvel data file.
The file RPI_map_data_Nodes.csv lists all buildings on campus along with their pixel coordinates on the campus map. (The an image of the campus map can be downloaded here or a larger version from here) File RPI_map_data_Nodes.csv has two parts. The first part lists all the buildings on campus, where each line has four ", " separated fields:
Name, id, x-coordinate, y-coordinate
where Name is the full name of the building, id is the building id, and x-coordinate and y-coordinate are the coordinates on the map. There may be spaces in the building names.
The second part of file RPI_map_data_Nodes.csv shows the intersections on the map. The intersections have no name, hence the name field is empty.
The file RPI_map_data_Edges.csv lists pairs of building and intersection ids:
id1,id2
which means that there is a pathway between the building or intersection denoted by id1 and the one denoted by id2. Pathways are bi-directional: id1,id2 means that there is a path from id1 to id2 and also from id2 to id1.
Your task is to parse these two files and build a graph that represents the RPI campus map. For this assignment, you will compute the length of a pathway from the coordinates of the end points by applying the distance formula.
As described above, the model handles the data and contains the major logic and computation of your program. For this assignment, a key function of the model will be finding the shortest route between two building on campus. This can be accomplished by using Dijkstra's algorithm to find a shortest path in the graph, where edge weights represent the pathway length.
In this homework, you will write a simple text interface. When the program is launched through the main method, it repeatedly prompts the user for one of the following one-character commands:
When an unknown command is received the program prints the line
Unknown option
Route directions start with
Path from Name 1 to Name 2:
where Name 1 and Name 2 are the full names of the two buildings specified by the user. Route directions are then printed with one line per pathway. Each line is indented with a single tab and reads:
Walk direction to (Name 3)
where direction is the direction of the pathway and Name 3 is the name of the building at the pathway destination. If the pathway destination is an intersection, print
Walk direction to (Intersection id)
Direction should be one of North, NorthEast, East, SouthEast, South, SouthWest, West and NorthWest. To determine the direction, compute the angle of the destination from direction north clockwise (e.g, angle of 90 degrees is East). This angle falls into one of eight 45 degree circle sectors corresponding to North, NorthEast, East, etc. For example, if the angle is in the sector [22.5, 67.5), the direction is NorthEast. Finally, print the total distance in pixel units:
Total distance: x pixel units.
where x is the sum of the (non-rounded) distances of the individual route pathways.
The total distance should be rounded to three digists after the decimal point. As in Homework 6, we recommend the use of format strings.
Finally, if one of the two buildings in a route is not in the dataset, the program prints the line
Unknown building: [Name]
If neither building is in the dataset, the program prints the line twice, once for the first building and then for the second one. If there is no route between two buildings, your program should print:
There is no path from Name 1 to Name 2.
To help with formatting, we have provided the output from a sample run of my solution in the file hw7/sample_output.txt. This file reflects the exact appearance of the console window after running the program, and includes both user input and program output. If you run your program with the user input in the file, the state of the console should match the file contents exactly (including whitespace). The sample file and the descriptions above, taken together, should completely specify the output format of your program.
Unlike in previous assignments, the specification is based solely on the output of the complete application, as invoked through the main method. This means that your JUnit tests will be different from previous homeworks.
We provide a class CampusPathsTest.java. The runTest method takes as a parameter the name of the test files, then constructs two file names, one for input and one for output. It temporarily points System.in and System.out to these files while it runs your main program. The result is that commands are read from the input file and output is printed to the output file. For your tests to run, you simply need to add @Test methods that call runTest with the appropriate argument. Also, you must edit the designated line in runTest to invoke your main method.
You will specify the commands for your tests to run in *.test files. These files simply contain the series of input a user would have entered at the command line as the program was running. For each test, a corresponding .expected file should contain the output your program is expected to print if a user entered that input. Use JUnit to run the tests. runTest compares the output in your .out file against the corresponding .expected file.
Reminder: if a test fails, it is often helpful to look at the .out file. These files are written to the hw7/data directory. It may be helpful to navigate through the file system at the command line rather than in Eclipse.
We have provided one example test in hw7/data. Note that the .expected file only contains newlines printed by the program using System.out.println.
It is important that your test data, i.e., *.test and *.expected files, is in directory hw7/data and not in directory src/test/java/hw7/. If you place your test data in test the Homework Server won't grab the files and will produce FileNotFound Exceptions.
Additionally, you should write JUnit tests for every class that is not part of the view or controller. You may not need write tests for the view and controller. One reason is that they typically have very little functionality — they act as glue between the UI (which is hard to test programmatically) and the model. Furthermore, end-to-end behavior of your application is tested through the specification tests. You may write additional tests for your view and controller if you feel there are important cases not covered by your specification tests, but avoid creating unnecessary work for yourself by duplicating tests.
Please answer the following questions in a file named reflection.txt or reflection.pdf in your answers/ directory. Answer briefly, but in enough detail to help you improve your own practice via introspection and to enable the course staff to improve Principles of Software in the future.
Please answer the following questions in a file named collaboration.txt or collaboration.pdf in your answers/ directory.
The standard academic integrity policy applies to this assignment.
State whether or not you collaborated with other students. If you did collaborate with other students, state their names and a brief description of how you collaborated.
Remember to practice good procedural decomposition: each method should be short and represent a single logical operation or common task. In particular, it can be tempting to implement your entire view and controller as one long method, but strive to keep each method short by factoring operations into small helper methods.
Store your data in appropriate types/classes. In particular, you should not pack together data into a String and then later parse the String to extract the components.
Remember that your graph should be completely hidden within the model. Classes that depend on the model (namely, the view and controller) should have no idea that the data is stored in a graph, not even from the class documentation. If you decided later to switch to a different graph ADT or to do away with the graph altogether (for example, by making calls to the Google Maps API to find paths), you want to be able to change the model without affecting the view and controller, whose job has nothing to do with how the data is stored or computed.
As usual, include an abstraction function, representation invariant, and checkRep in all classes that represent an ADT. If a class does not represent an ADT, place a comment that explicitly says so where the AF and RI would normally go. (For example, classes that contain only static methods and are never constructed usually do not represent an ADT.) You very well may find that you have more non-ADT classes on this assignment than in the past. Please come to office hours if you feel unsure about what counts as an ADT and what doesn't.
Do not call System.exit to terminate your program, as it will prevent your specification tests from passing.
If you use Scanner to read user input from System.in, be sure not to call both next() and nextLine() on the same Scanner object, as the Scanner may misbehave. In particular, some students have found that it causes their programs to work correctly at the console but not when they run their tests. Using Scanner is nether necessary nor required.
Floating-point precision and numeric comparisons: If you do arithmetic over floating-point values (float, double), then an exact == may not work as expected; for instance, in Java, 1.2 * 3.0 == 3.6 evaluates to false. Thus, when comparing computed floating-point values, you should use an approximate comparison, such as that the ratio between the values is very close to 1. However, in this assignment you should use ==. You are comparing exact floating-point values that are read from a file, without doing arithmetic over them. Doing an approximate comparison is even wrong, since it would give someone reading the code the impression that you are computing approximate values.
You should add and commit the following files to SVN. Don't forget to Submit in the Homework Server!
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I'm in a family of 5. I have 2 sisters, my younger sisters name is Ava and the other is older and her name is Nina. I have both a dad and a mom, my dads name is Maurizio and my moms name is Connie. Finally to top it off I have a dog named Vito!
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My name is Zhan Huijing, currently a research scientist in DL2.0 of Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R). My current research interests are fashion image analysis and 3D object detection.
I received the PhD degree from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), advised by Prof. Alex Kot. I obtained Bachelor degree in Advanced Class of Electrical Engineering department in Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in 2012.
One paper has been reported on A*STAR Research Highlights link.
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As hotels find ways to distinguish themselves, one-of-a-kind do not disturb signs have become a hallmark of certain accommodations.
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This form demonstrates some of the basic capabilities of the Zapatec AJAX forms.
This demo uses the winxp theme.
The form is a standard HTML form.
You can specify the data types and validation of fields by adding classes to them. See variations on zpForm for the INPUT class.
The form indicates what fields are required. See zpFormRequired for the INPUT class.
The form provides real time feedback on the validation process as the user enters data.
CSS controls the look and feel of the form.
Fields are validated when user moves out of them, and if necessary the form displays error messages.
On submit the form is checked, focus moves to the first field containing an error, and appropriate error messages are displayed. See showErrorsOnSubmit: true AND submitErrorFunc: testErrOutput


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We can change the style of HTML elements with JavaScript. For example, we can select all the elements with the "blue" class and loop through them to style them:
We believe in God, the Eternal Father, and in His Son, Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost.
We can also select by Id to style elements using Javascript:
We believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam’s transgression.
Another thing we can do is use toggle to add a class to an element, for example:
We believe that through the Atonement of Christ, all mankind may be saved, by obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel.
We can also use Set Attribute to change the style of an element:
We believe that the first principles and ordinances of the Gospel are: first, Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ; second, Repentance; third, Baptism by immersion for the remission of sins; fourth, Laying on of hands for the gift of the Holy Ghost.


| EasyRoads3D V3 Manual |
ERRoadNetwork Description This is the base class for an EasyRoads3D road network
Constructors public ERRoadNetwork() Creates a new road object in the scene or creates a reference to an already existing road network in the scene created in the Unity editor.
Functions
public void BuildRoadNetwork() Builds the final road network and manipulates the terrain accordingly
public void BuildRoadNetwork(bool splatmaps, bool trees, bool detail) Builds the final road network and manipulates the terrain according the passed parameters
public void BuildRoadNetwork(bool splatmaps, bool trees, bool detail, ERRoad[] roads) Builds the final road network and manipulates the terrain according the passed parameters. The terrain will only be updated according the passed array of road objects.
public ERRoad ConnectRoads(ERRoad road1, ERRoad road2) Connects two roads at the nearest markers.
public ERRoad ConnectRoads(ERRoad road1, int markerIndex1, ERRoad road2, int markerIndex2) Connects two roads between markerIndex1 and markerIndex2.
public ERRoad CreateRoad(string name) Creates a new road object and returns it
public ERRoad CreateRoad(string name, Vector3[] markers) Creates and builds a new road object according the passed array of marker positons and returns it
public ERRoad CreateRoad(string name, ERRoadType type) Creates and a new road object of ERRoadType type and returns it
public ERRoad CreateRoad(string name, ERRoadType type, Vector3[] markers) Creates and builds a new road object of ERRoadType type and according the passed array of marker positons and returns it
public void FinalizeObjects() This will remove all script components from all road network game objects including the main road network script.
public ERConnection GetConnectionByName(string name) Returns the connection in the scene matching name
public ERConnection[] GetConnections() Returns all available connections
public float GetRaiseOffset() Returns the raise level of the road network relative to the terrain height
public ERRoad[] GetRoads() Returns all exisiting road objects
public ERRoad GetRoadByGameObject(GameObject object) Finds a road object by GameObject and returns it
public ERRoad GetRoadByName(string name) Finds a road object by name and returns it
public ERRoadType GetRoadTypeByName(string name) Finds a road type by name and returns it
public ERRoadType[] GetRoadTypes() Returns all available road types
public ERConnection GetSourceConnectionByName(string name) Returns the source connection in resources/custom prefabs or resources/dynamic prefabs matching name
public void HideWhiteSurfaces(bool value) Enables/disables visibility of the white surfaces surrounding the road objects
public ERConnection InstantiateConnection(ERConnection sourceConnection, string name, Vector3 position, Vector3 euler) Instantiates, names and returns a new connection object according the passed sourceConnection, name, position and euler rotation angles
public ERConnection[] LoadConnections() Returns all available connections in the Resources folder
public void RestoreRoadNetwork() Restores the road network back to edit mode
public void SetRaiseOffset(float value) This will raise the road network in Build Mode above the terrain according the passed value
public void Translate(Vector3 translation) This will move the entire road network according the Vector3 translation
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- search(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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Starts a search with the given text.
- search() - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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Start a search with the current helper's state.
- search() - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.InstantSearch
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- search(Intent) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.InstantSearch
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Triggers a search if the given intent is an ACTION_SEARCH intent.
- SearchBox - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views
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Provides a user input for search queries that are directly sent to the Algolia engine.
- SearchBox(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.SearchBox
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Constructs a new SearchBox with the given context's theme and the supplied attribute set.
- Searcher - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers
-
Handles the state of the search interface, wrapping an Algolia API Client
and provide a level of abstraction over it.
- Searcher(Index) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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Constructs an helper from an existing Index
.
- Searcher(String, String, String) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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- searcher - Variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.Toggle
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- SearchEvent - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.events
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An event to let you react to new search requests.
- SearchEvent(Query, int) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.events.SearchEvent
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- SearchProgressController - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.events
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Watches events and informs its listener when there are one or several ongoing searches.
- SearchProgressController(SearchProgressController.ProgressListener) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.events.SearchProgressController
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Constructs a controller that will report requests immediately.
- SearchProgressController(SearchProgressController.ProgressListener, int) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.events.SearchProgressController
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Constructs a controller that will report requests if they don't complete before delay
.
- SearchProgressController.ProgressListener - Interface in com.algolia.instantsearch.events
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A listener that will be informed of ongoing progress.
- SearchResults - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.model
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Describes the results corresponding to a search request.
- SearchResults(JSONObject) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.model.SearchResults
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Build a SearchResult object from a raw JSON response.
- SearchViewFacade - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils
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- SearchViewFacade(SearchView) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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- SearchViewFacade(SearchView) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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- SearchViewFacade(Menu, int) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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- serverUsed - Variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.model.SearchResults
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Actual host name of the server that processed the request.
- setAttributeName(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.NumericSelector
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- setAttributeName(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.Toggle
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Changes the Toggle's attribute, updating facet refinements accordingly.
- setAutoHide(boolean) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.NumericSelector
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- setAutoHide(boolean) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.Toggle
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Changes the Toggle's autoHide setting, hiding it if needed.
- setDefault(String) - Static method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Highlighter
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Sets the default highlighter to highlight the captured group of the given RegExp regexp.
- setDefault(String, String) - Static method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Highlighter
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Sets the default highlighter to highlight anything between prefixTag
and postfixTag
.
- setDefaultLabel(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.NumericSelector
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- setEmptyView(View) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.Hits
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Specify an empty View to display instead of these Hits when they are empty.
- setIconifiedByDefault(boolean) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets the default or resting state of the search field.
- setIndex(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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Change the targeted index for future queries.
- setLabels(List<String>) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.NumericSelector
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- setOnCloseListener(SearchView.OnCloseListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets a listener to inform when the user closes the SearchView.
- setOnCloseListener(SearchView.OnCloseListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets a listener to inform when the user closes the SearchView.
- setOnItemClickListener(ItemClickSupport.OnItemClickListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.ItemClickSupport
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- setOnItemClickListener(ItemClickSupport.OnItemClickListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.Hits
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Sets a listener for click events on child views.
- setOnItemLongClickListener(ItemClickSupport.OnItemLongClickListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.ItemClickSupport
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- setOnItemLongClickListener(ItemClickSupport.OnItemLongClickListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.Hits
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Sets a listener for long click events on child views.
- setOnQueryTextListener(SearchView.OnQueryTextListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets a listener for user actions within the SearchView.
- setOnQueryTextListener(SearchView.OnQueryTextListener) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets a listener for user actions within the SearchView.
- setOperator(int) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.NumericSelector
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- setQuery(Query) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
-
Takes the given query's parameters for following search queries.
- setQuery(CharSequence, boolean) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets a query string in the text field and optionally submits the query as well.
- setSearchableInfo(SearchableInfo) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.utils.SearchViewFacade
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Sets the SearchableInfo for this SearchView.
- setSearchOnEmptyString(boolean) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.InstantSearch
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Enables or disables the sending of a search request when the SearchView becomes empty (default is true).
- setSortComparator(Comparator<? super FacetValue>) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
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Replaces the default sortComparator by a custom one respecting the
Comparator
interface.
- setTemplate(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.Toggle
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- setValue(String, String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.OneValueToggle
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Changes the OneValueToggle's value, updating facet refinements accordingly.
- setValueOff(String, String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.TwoValuesToggle
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Changes the Toggle's valueOff, updating facet refinements accordingly.
- setValueOn(String, String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.TwoValuesToggle
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Changes the Toggle's valueOn, updating facet refinements accordingly.
- shouldHide - Variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.filters.Toggle
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- shouldHighlight(String) - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.databinding.RenderingHelper
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Checks if an attribute should be highlighted.
- shouldLoadMore() - Method in class com.algolia.instantsearch.helpers.Searcher
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Checks if we should load more hits when reaching the end of the current list of hits.
- SORT_COUNT_ASC - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
-
The value for sorting by increasing counts.
- SORT_COUNT_DESC - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
-
The value for sorting by decreasing counts.
- SORT_INVALID_ARRAY - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.model.Errors
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- SORT_INVALID_VALUE - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.model.Errors
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- SORT_ISREFINED - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
-
The value for sorting by refined first.
- SORT_NAME_ASC - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
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The value for sorting by name in alphabetical order.
- SORT_NAME_DESC - Static variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.RefinementList
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The value for sorting by name in reverse alphabetical order.
- Stats - Class in com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views
-
- Stats(Context, AttributeSet) - Constructor for class com.algolia.instantsearch.ui.views.Stats
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Constructs a new Stats with the given context's theme and the supplied attribute set.
- sum - Variable in class com.algolia.instantsearch.model.FacetStat
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The sum of this attribute's values.


Unscramble
My thunder comes before the lightning; My lightning comes before the clouds; My rain dries all the land it touches. What am I?


“Quick” Start¶
MyPiEye works fine in a virtual environment. The tricky part is OpenCV, especially on the RPi. My use case is for an RPi to act as a dedicated device, with MyPiEye running as a service. I haven’t put in the effort to get it to run in a virtual environment, as a service.
PC Installation¶
Whether or not you are using a virtual environment, installation is pretty easy.
Clone the repository, and run setup.py
git clone https://github.com/mpaguilar/MyPiEye.git
cd MyPiEye
python setup.py install
There should be a lot of installation-related output, and hopefully no errors.
Test it with mypieye --help
. If that doesn’t work, well…poke at it. I’m still a little new with setuptools.
Raspberry Pi Installation¶
You may need to upgrade setuptools for it to work. There’s a file called fast_opencv.sh
which will do
a lot of the work. Assuming you have git installed, start with an empty directory mypieye
.
mkdir mypieye
cd mypieye
git clone https://github.com/mpaguilar/MyPiEye.git .
sudo apt install -y python3-pip
sh fast_opencv.sh
sudo python3 setup.py install
Create directories and copy the .ini file there.


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Hey, I'm Ivaylo - young, motivated and determined self-taught developer. I'm also an ex-web/graphic designer and ex-senior marketing expert. I've been into programming since I was a kid but I've never made the decision to fully change my career and become a web developer until a few months ago. I'm so passionate in learning new technologies in order to solve problems and bring more value to the industry while working on building bigger ideas and solutions. I'm a confident, very curious person who is willing to spend the extra hours on learning new things!
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
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Dietary
James Martin pairs a classic crêpes Suzette with sticky orange sauce and a creamy citrus syllabub.
For the syllabub, whisk the mascarpone and icing sugar together in a large bowl until smooth. Gradually pour in the double cream, whisking continuously until the mixture is pale and thick.
Fold in the clementine juice and orange or passion fruit curd to create a ripple effect.
Spoon the syllabub mixture into a piping bag and pipe it into glass serving dishes. Top each with a slice of clementine and a sprig of mint. Chill in the fridge until ready to serve – the syllabubs will keep in the fridge for 3-4 days, covered.
For the crêpes, whisk the flour and egg together in a large bowl. Gradually add the milk to form a smooth batter with the consistency of double cream.
Heat a little of the butter in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add a ladleful of the crêpe batter to the pan and swirl to coat the bottom evenly. Fry for 1-2 minutes, then flip the pancake and cook for a further minute, or until golden-brown on both sides. Remove the crêpe from the pan and place on a sheet of greaseproof paper. Keep warm.
Repeat the process with the remaining butter and crêpe batter, stacking the crêpes between layers of greaseproof paper.
For the sauce, heat the sugar in a frying pan over a medium heat until the sugar melts and caramelises. Add the brandy and set alight with a match. Allow the flames to flare up and die down. (Caution: Keep the flames away from your eyes and face and make sure the extractor fan is not turned on). Stir in the juice from 2 of the clementines, the lemon juice, and the zest from 1 clementine, then segment the last 2 clementines and add them to the pan. Finally, stir in the butter until it has melted and the sauce has thickened.
To serve, fold the crêpes into quarters and arrange on serving plates. Spoon over the warm orange sauce. Serve the syllabub alongside.


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title: Teach Your Child to Retell a Story
date: 2010-05-30 12:50:45.000000000 -07:00
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categories:
- Classroom Talk
- Reading Instruction
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- How to tell a story
- reading comprehension
- reading tests
- retelling
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login: k
email: k@k
display_name: mcary
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last_name: ''
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My daughter’s teacher recently sent home a note listing some of the things the children will be tested on before the end of the school year. One of the items was retelling a story that she has read. Any suggestions for how we can start working at home to make sure that she understands the task?
Your question does not say what grade your child is completing or at what level she is reading. Retelling changes over time as text becomes more challenging. Retelling is used in many schools as part of a reading assessment because it is a quick easy way to check on comprehension.
If you can retell a story, you understand the basic story.
- Young children do not automatically know how to retell a story. If a child cannot retell a story you cannot assume that they didn’t understand the story, they may just not understand the task.
- As a mom, you are correct to want to help your child to understand the task of retelling.
- A good way to get started is to retell familiar stories such as The Three Little Pigs, Jack and the Beanstalk, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, or Little Red Riding Hood. This activity is great on a car ride.
Demonstrate how to start a retelling: One beautiful sunny day; One frosty winter
Morning; Once upon a time; etc..
- Tell your child that she must use the names of the characters and mention the setting (a mountain village, the forest, the beach, the character’s neighborhood, etc.).
- Using the retelling guidelines above, start modeling a retelling of one of the familiar stories (perform your thinking process aloud so that your daughter will begin to think in this way when she starts a retelling). Example: Let’s see how will I start? … “Once upon a time there was a little girl named Little Red Riding Hood. She lived on the edge of the forest with her mother. One day her mother said … . Let’s see, what happened next?”
- Once you have modeled retelling of familiar stories, you have set the stage for retelling at any level.
- Young children need to be taught the guidelines, but their stories are so simple that they need only tell the beginning, middle and end. That is usually all there is to a story.
- As stories become more complex, children need to tell the events of the story in correct order and add more story details. The student must also state how the story ends. Some stories teach a moral or lesson. In this case, the lesson should be stated by the student.