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T - L-arginine with black caraway seeds and kelp
A lot has been written about the wonderful properties of black caraway.
It contains vitamins A, B, C, E, as well as calcium, phosphorus, zinc, iron, manganese, flavonoids, essential oils, essential amino acids omega-3, 6, 9-all this makes black caraway oil indispensable for the human body.
Since the time the man has adapted to eat and use as medicine the kelp.
But kelp is famous, first of all for its high iodine content. It improves working ability and helps to restore strength, and it is also considered an excellent tool for the prevention of atherosclerosis. Note that the Japanese, who eat this seaweed daily, suffer from this disease 10 times less than other people.
Properties of the gel T - L-arginine with black caraway seeds and kelp:
Effective immunomodulator.
Improves the work of the digestive tract.
Normalizes pressure.
Improves sexual function.
Reduces blood sugar.
Restores metabolism.
Strengthens the heart muscles.
Fills the skin with collagen and decrease swelling
Removes free radicals.
Regenerates body cells.
Contraindications for use:
Method of application:
Individual intolerance
For 1 drop 3 times a day, shake well before use.
Pregnant in the 1st trimester.
For children: half the dose.
During lactation.
Whether 1 or 2 drops on wet skin (face, joints, gums).
Feel the effect from the first drop!!!!
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jqPlot has basic theming support for commonly styled atributes of plot elements. Upon creation, each plot will have a "themeEngine" that controls modificaition, adding, removing and activating of plot themes. In addition, each plot will have a "Default" theme which corresponds to the styling of the plot at plot creation.
Creation of new themes is easy. A "style" object is created with properties for the various plot elements to be styles. Attached to each of those is an ojbect with the actual styling properties. A simple style object might look like:
gabe = { series: [ {color: 'rgba(216, 159, 60, 0.4)'}, {color: 'rgba(159, 216, 60, 0.4)'}, {color: 'rgba(60, 159, 216, 0.4)'}, ], grid: { backgroundColor: '#DEA493' } }
This new style would then be added to the plot's themeEngine as a new theme. it can then be activated by calling the plot's activateTheme
method.
plot1b.themeEngine.newTheme('gabe', gabe); plot1b.activateTheme('gabe');
Select Theme for area plot:
Themes can be reused between plots. Here a style object is created and assigned to two different plots. For convenience, the theme is given the same name when added to each plot's themeEngine. Since each plot keeps it's own copy of the theme, the names do not need to be the same. Also note that themes are added as deep copies by value and not by reference. This avoids strange behavior due to the cascading nature of css related styles.
temp = { seriesStyles: { seriesColors: ['red', 'orange', 'yellow', 'green', 'blue', 'indigo'], highlightColors: ['lightpink', 'lightsalmon', 'lightyellow', 'lightgreen', 'lightblue', 'mediumslateblue'] }, legend: { fontSize: '8pt' }, title: { fontSize: '18pt' }, grid: { backgroundColor: 'rgb(211, 233, 195)' } }; plot3.themeEngine.newTheme('uma', temp); plot5.themeEngine.newTheme('uma', temp);
Select Theme for funnel and pie charts at same time:
Select Theme for funnel plot:
Select Theme for pie chart:
There are various was to create and edit themes for a plot. Below are two different methods for creating additional themes for a line plot and adding them to the plots themeEngine. Here the axesStyles
property is used to supply styling to all axes at one time. A similar property, seriesStyles
, exists for styling all series of a plot at one time. Note, neither of these methods is as straightforward as using the newTheme()
method of the plots themeEngine, but are included for illustrative purposes.
e1 = plot1.themeEngine; brass = e1.copy('Default', 'brass'); brass.title.fontFamily = 'Copperplate, Impact'; brass.grid.backgroundColor = "rgb(216, 198, 114)"; brass.grid.drawGridlines = false; brass.series[0].lineWidth = 6.5; brass.series[0].markerOptions.show = false; brass.axesStyles.label.fontFamily = "Copperplate, 'Copperplate Gothic Light', Impact"; brass.axesStyles.ticks.fontFamily = "Copperplate, 'Copperplate Gothic Light', Impact"; brass.axesStyles.label.fontSize = '14pt'; temp = { grid: { backgroundColor: "#593D2B", gridLineColor: '#E8E8E8', gridLineWidth: 3 }, title: { fontFamily: '"Comic Sans MS", cursive', fontSize: '18pt', textColor: '#C7CC4E' }, seriesStyles: { color: "#DBBCAF", lineWidth: 8, markerOptions: { show: false } }, axes: { xaxis: { label: { fontFamily: '"Comic Sans MS", cursive', textColor: '#C7CC4E' } } } }; chocolate = plot1.themeEngine.copy('Default', 'chocolate', temp);
Select theme for line chart:
The example below shows more extensive use of the various styling options to give the chart a rather ugly and dated appearence. Note that, for bar (and funnel, pie and donut charts), highlightColors
can be specified as an array of colors which will be applied to each bar individually, as a single string giving a color to apply to all bars, or as an empty array which will force jqPlot to auto calculate highlight colors based on the current bar color.
oldstyle = { title: { fontFamily: 'Times New Roman', textColor: 'black' }, axesStyles: { borderWidth: 0, ticks: { fontSize: '12pt', fontFamily: 'Times New Roman', textColor: 'black' }, label: { fontFamily: 'Times New Roman', textColor: 'black' } }, grid: { backgroundColor: 'white', borderWidth: 0, gridLineColor: 'black', gridLineWidth: 2, borderColor: 'black' }, series: [ {color: 'red', highlightColors: ['aqua', 'black', 'blue', 'fuchsia', 'gray', 'green', 'lime', 'maroon', 'navy', 'olive', 'purple', 'red', 'silver', 'teal', 'white', 'yellow']}, {color: 'green', highlightColors: []}, {color: 'blue', highlightColors: []}, {color: 'yellow', highlightColors: 'rgb(255, 245, 185)'} ], legend: { background: 'white', textColor: 'black', fontFamily: 'Times New Roman', border: '1px solid black' } }; plot2.themeEngine.newTheme('oldstyle', oldstyle);
Select theme for bar chart:


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It is currently 8:49; four minutes ago I drank a tea made out of 5 grams of Blue Lilly. Ten minutes prior to drinking the tea I had smoked a bowl of the dried Lilly flowers. The effects of the Lilly come on fast after smoking the flowers. A mild euphoria and sedation similar to opium but much more mild are present. However, I am not sleepy just feeling lazy and without motivation to move.
Unlike opium there is a strong degree of sensory enhancement similar to MDMA. Unlike MDMA however there are no empathic feeling present during the intoxication. Smoking the flowers makes the effects come on quicker and stronger than the tea however the effects of the tea last longer. I would like to put some music on however I have to force myself to do so.
I finally manage to beat the inertia and put on a CD by Dead can Dance. The music sounds wonderful. The sound is different but hard to describe, more 'whole' sounding. I think now would be a good time for a glass of wine. Alcohol seems to have a special synergy with the Blue Lilly. Alcohol and Lilly in combination seem to have more empathogenic effects than either taken alone. After drinking alcohol the effects change from an opiate like intoxication to a sedated MDMA-like euphoria. The drunkenness produced by alcohol is also increased by the Lilly. The over-all effect of this combination is a narcotic empathogenic experience.
Taking the Lilly by itself has a definite, beneficial effect on meditation from my previous experiences. The effects of the Lilly in conjunction with alcohol however are much more conductive to talking and discussing ideas than meditation. This makes the Lilly an extremely versatile plant for use during magical rites. If one is doing a ritual alone then they could take the Lotus without mixing it with anything, increasing their focus on the ritual at hand. If a group ritual is being performed taking Lilly and alcohol simultaneously could increase the synergy of the groups members.
It is hard for me to keep the paragraphs of this report flowing and on track. My mind keeps jumping around if I try to focus too much. Although, I find it easy to silence my mind by using simple meditation techniques. I am going to get up to get a glass of wine. The wine tastes much better tonight than it does while sober. The flavor of food is also increased but I have lost my appetite completely. Lilly decreases my appetite even after smoking marijuana. Marijuana and Blue Lilly have relatively little synergy other than that however. Even though I normally prefer marijuana to alcohol, while on the Lilly alcohol is far superior. I can feel my thoughts slowing as the effects of the wine mingle with the Lilly's intoxication. My brain is drifting.
Other substances that combine well with the Lilly include 4-methyl-GHB and Valium, which provide a similar intoxication to the alcohol - Lilly combination. I have experienced closed eye patterning after taking the Lilly with 4-methyl-GHB, but otherwise Lilly does not cause visions when taken alone. Lilly can also be beneficial during a mushroom or LSD trip to ease anxiety. MDMA covers most of the effects of the Lilly and has little extra benefit if taken at the same time. I have considered smoking Blue Lilly at the tail end of an MDMA experience to see if it would bring back the effects of the MDMA, I have not done this yet though. Nitrous Oxide is definitely potentiated by the Lilly and it is much easier to bring back insights from the nitrous realm if you are already under the effects of the Lilly.
My sense of time is highly distorted, it seems as though time is moving at about 1/4 speed. I barely realized that an hour had passed. It seemed like just a few minutes. The intoxication provided by the Lilly and alcohol in now very MDMA-like. I have experienced a deep bonding to a friend of mine on this combination before. He could barely tell the difference between the intoxication provided by the combination and the intoxication provided by alcohol alone. However he had never done MDMA, which does itself bare a striking similarity to alcohol intoxication. That night he ended up giving me a ring (which has a small band which spins around the center so you can play with it if you are anxious or worried), which an ex-girlfriend of his had given him because I was going through a bunch of stuff at that time, and he said I needed it more than he did. The ring and the night I shared with my friend have become very special to me.
It is now ten o'clock and I am getting bored with writing and am thinking about heading off to sleep. Even though the Lilly intoxication will still be going strong for another couple of hours, I have had a long day and need my sleep. I hope you have all enjoyed this experience report and found it informative.
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.


**Update 12.22.2016** Since this has become quite a popular script, I’ve converted it into a Google Docs Add On so it can be used across documents. Check out [the blog post](http://blog.ohheybrian.com/2016/12/introducing-endnote-generator-add-on/) or the [Endnote Generator website](http://dev.ohheybrian.com/endnotes) for more information.
**Update 8.27.2016** As Phil noted in the comments, the script didn’t format anything over two digits in length. That has been [corrected in the source](https://github.com/bennettscience/footToEnd). If you need more (100+ endnotes may be too many, though…) leave a comment and I’ll go back and make the changes.
Krissy Venosdale asked on Tuesday if there was a way to make endnotes in Google Docs as easily as footnotes. I thought, “Surely there is.”
Well, there’s not.
So I wrote a script that does it.
It’s hosted on GitHub along with instructions on how to install the script (it’s not an add-on…just a custom script) and run it in your document.
Here’s a peek:
When you add the script to the document (manual process right now – read the instructions) it adds a custom menu from which you run the script.
I know endnotes and footnotes aren’t really used in high school, but if you’re writing a book or something…maybe it’ll be helpful to you.
Either way, it was fun to write and it works pretty quickly. I haven’t tested it with documents more than a few pages long, so if you’re going to try it on something major, I’d suggest making a duplicate copy to run it on first, just in case.
I’m a teacher by day, after all.
Written on April 16th, 2015 by Brian Bennett Categorized in: FLN Hub How To Technology
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Now that you’ve had your lesson along with some practice questions, it’s important that you test yourself. This will help you to get an idea of how well you understand this lesson and where you may need to improve.


MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL (R)
Directed by Clint Eastwood Running Time: 155 minutes Originally Released: November 21, 1997
Reviewed by E. Benjamin Kelsey
* * * (out of four)
Although the movie previews were the first time I'd heard of MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL, it seems important to mention that it is derived from John Berendt's best-selling, non-fiction book. Although rumors have led me to believe it is a loose adaption of the book, this is still the source behind the film.
In the movie, John Kelso (John Cusack) is a New York writer sent to the lavishly quaint town of Savannah, Georgia to cover a locally famous annual Christmas party for "Town & Country" magazine. The party is being thrown by the extremely rich, genteel Jim Williams (Kevin Spacey), an antiques dealer whose mansion consumes an entire block. It doesn't take long before John is exposed to the many eccentric characters of the seemingly peaceful town, including a man who walks a dead dog and another man who keeps house flies attached to him at all times.
When John arrives at the party, Jim befriends him right away. On a tour of Jim's luxurious estate, we are introduced to another key character: Billy Hanson (GATTACA's Jude Law), a profane, often drunk, blue-collar employee of Jim's . . . and also his lover! When Billy is found shot to death in Jim's house the next morning, a murder mystery unravels and John quickly decides to stay in Savannah with hopes of turning this into a definite best-seller.
Luckily the film doesn't fall into a John Grisham-like legal suspense thriller, which is a good thing since it could have so easily done so. MIDNIGHT stays fresh, original, and surprisingly upbeat. This is due in large part to the spectacular debut of the Lady Chablis, a black transvestite who plays herself (himself?). Chablis is never off the mark, seemingly one up on the script. Not only does she provide the biggest and best laughs, but she by far provides some of the best acting of the year. She *should* get an Oscar nomination, as long as they can figure out which category to put her in - Best Supporting Actor or Best Supporting Actress?
The always charming John Cusack proves once again why he is so impervious to failure. No matter what role we see Cusack in, he becomes the character with ease, and this is no exception. Kevin Spacey, who is already developing quite a following, is terrific as the Southern-gent turned murderer. But was it cold-blood or merely self defense? Go see this movie and find out! It's well worth it!
Clint Eastwood does quite a nice job directing this film. Visually enriching and eloquent, MIDNIGHT possesses such a realistic (if not surreal) feel, that you'll expect to find a cold glass of lemonade waiting for you outside of the theater. The very end of the film, which I won't give away, is of special note. I will say, however, that it was marvelously done and very intriguing in it's almost afterthought-like way.
The most notable problems with MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN OF GOOD AND EVIL are a few lacking characters, particularly John's supposed love interest Mandy Nichols, played by Clint's daughter Alison Eastwood. Such a seemingly important figure should have received a great deal more development and screen time, but sadly she is wasted and becomes a feeble attribute to the film. You'd think in a two and a half hour film that they could have paid more attention to her. Aside from that, MIDNIGHT is really a well-done film that will probably not receive as much praise and commercial success as it deserves. I urge you to see for yourself.
December 6, 1997
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The ESUG-arranged conference accommodation deadline is now over. However you can book university rooms at a range of sites via this link.
The data below is not a complete list of hotels other than the university accommodation. There aren't many hotels on the north-east side of Cambridge. The Møller Centre is very convenient, but unfortunately is fully booked for the week of the conference.
Arundel House is fairly close (20-25 minutes walk, 5 minutes bike):
http://www.arundelhousehotels.co.uk/cambridge/
There is a YourSpace apartment on Chesterton Road that is a similar distance and may be of interest:
http://www.yourspaceapartments.com
MSR Cambridge has a list of recommended hotels, but they've now moved to the other end of town, so the locations are not optimal:
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/labs/cambridge/accommodations.aspx
Hotel Felix is very nice, but a bit out of town. It is not bad for getting to the Computer Lab (conference center) on a bike:
Doubletree by Hilton is about 25 minutes walk (5-10 minute cycle) from the Computer Lab (conference center), but very convenient for town (including the conference dinner).
The Hotel du Vin is very nice, but a little bit further away from the Computer Lab (conference center):


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“Upārambhacitto dummedho,
suṇāti jinasāsanaṁ;
Ārakā hoti saddhammā,
nabhaso pathavī yathā.
With fault-finding mind, the dullard
listens to the victor’s instruction.
They’re as far from the true teaching
as the earth is from the sky.
Upārambhacitto dummedho,
suṇāti jinasāsanaṁ;
Parihāyati saddhammā,
kāḷapakkheva candimā.
With fault-finding mind, the dullard
listens to the victor’s instruction.
They fall away from the true teaching,
like the moon in the waning fortnight.
Upārambhacitto dummedho,
suṇāti jinasāsanaṁ;
Parisussati saddhamme,
maccho appodake yathā.
With fault-finding mind, the dullard
listens to the victor’s instruction.
They wither away in the true teaching,
like a fish in too little water.
Upārambhacitto dummedho,
suṇāti jinasāsanaṁ;
Na virūhati saddhamme,
khette bījaṁva pūtikaṁ.
With fault-finding mind, the dullard
listens to the victor’s instruction.
They don’t thrive in the true teaching,
like a rotten seed in a field.
Yo ca tuṭṭhena cittena,
suṇāti jinasāsanaṁ;
Khepetvā āsave sabbe,
sacchikatvā akuppataṁ;
Pappuyya paramaṁ santiṁ,
parinibbātināsavo”ti.
… Yasadatto thero ….
But one with contented mind
who listens to the victor’s instruction—
having wiped out all defilements;
having witnessed the unshakable;
having arrived at ultimate peace—
they are quenched without defilements.


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It is not as hard core as it once was.
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INTRODUCTIONAQUA-SOCCER is one of the popular and successful event held during ANWESHA, now it’s time we should include it in CELESTA. It has capabilities to attract participation from all year students as well as other colleges.
Objective:
• There will be a tub partially filled with water. Few balls of different sizes will be floating and there are two goal posts at two opposite sides.
• Two teams will simultaneously play against each other through their bot. Aim of both is to put the balls inside the respective goal post .
•Team with maximum score at the end of match will be declared as the winner of that match.
Rules:
A team can have a maximum of 4 Members.
Dimension of the tank will be 10 ft. X 6 ft. X 1.5ft. (approx.)
The bot may be wired or wireless depending upon your convenience.
All the electronic circuits or equipments must be protected from water. Any damage to the bot due to this reason will not be our responsibility.

Different color balls will carry different points.
Points corresponding to each ball will be told on the spot.
Some bonus points will also be awarded during the course of competition if a bot collects more than one ball at a time and make it to the goal post.
Dimension of goal post is 1 ft. X 1 ft. X 1 ft.
Aim of each team is to put the balls in respective goal posts.
Dimension of the bot should not exceed 1.5 ft. X 1 ft., however there is no restriction on minimum size of the bot.
There should be no pointed protrusions in the bot like nails which can damage the pool.
If a ball anyhow enters the goal post corresponding to Team X (in which Team X is supposed to put the ball) then points corresponding to that ball will be awarded to Team X.
If someone is using electric power supply, they must bring your own circuit equipment, adapter etc. Voltage across motors should not exceed 24 V.
The final decision will be in the hands of the organizers. No debating is allowed with the organizers.


EMOobMessageManager Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
|---|---|
| Declared in | EMOobMessageManager.h |
Overview
This manager provides a way to create outgoing messages for the server and; fetch messages from or send messages to the server.
Create messages
– createUserToProviderMessageWithLocale:createTime:subject:from:to:replyTo:threadId:contentType:content:attachments:meta:
required method
Creates an outgoing user-to-provider message.
- (id<EMOobUserToProviderMessage>)createUserToProviderMessageWithLocale:(NSString *)aLocale createTime:(NSTimeInterval)aCreateTime subject:(id<EMSecureString>)aSubject from:(NSString *)aFrom to:(NSString *)aTo replyTo:(NSString *)aReplyTo threadId:(NSString *)aThreadId contentType:(NSString *)aContentType content:(id<EMSecureByteArray>)aContent attachments:(NSArray *)anAttachments meta:(NSDictionary *)aMeta
Parameters
aLocale |
Locale to use to handle messages. |
|---|---|
aCreateTime |
Message creation time. If |
aSubject |
Message subject. |
aFrom |
Message originator. Can be |
aTo |
Message recipient. |
aReplyTo |
Message recipient to use in case a response is send by the server. Can be |
aThreadId |
Message thread identifier. |
aContentType |
Message content-type. |
aContent |
Message content. |
anAttachments |
Array of attachments to the message. Can be |
aMeta |
Meta data for the message. Can be |
Return Value
The user-to-provider message to be sent.
Availability
3.0
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– createUserMessageAttachmentWithSubject:contentType:content:meta:
required method
Creates a user message attachment.
- (id<EMOobUserMessageAttachment>)createUserMessageAttachmentWithSubject:(id<EMSecureString>)aSubject contentType:(NSString *)aContentType content:(id<EMSecureByteArray>)aContent meta:(NSDictionary *)aMeta
Parameters
aSubject |
Message subject. |
|---|---|
aContentType |
Message content-type. |
aContent |
Message content. |
aMeta |
Meta data for the message. Can be |
Return Value
The user message attachment to be sent.
Availability
3.0
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– createGenericOutgoingMessageWithContentType:content:
required method
Creates a generic message.
- (id<EMOobGenericOutgoingMessage>)createGenericOutgoingMessageWithContentType:(NSString *)aContentType content:(id<EMSecureByteArray>)aContent
Parameters
aContentType |
Message content-type. |
|---|---|
aContent |
Message content. |
Return Value
The generic outgoing message to be sent.
Availability
3.0
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– createOobErrorWithErrorCode:errorDescription:errorStackTrace:externalRef:meta:
required method
Creates an error message to be sent as a response.
- (id<EMOobErrorMessage>)createOobErrorWithErrorCode:(int)anErrorCode errorDescription:(NSString *)anErrorDescription errorStackTrace:(NSString *)anErrorStackTrace externalRef:(NSString *)anExternalRef meta:(NSDictionary *)aMeta
Parameters
anErrorCode |
Error code. |
|---|---|
anErrorDescription |
Error description. |
anErrorStackTrace |
Error stack trace. Can be |
anExternalRef |
Any external reference. Can be |
aMeta |
Meta data for the message. Can be |
Return Value
The error message to be sent.
Availability
3.0
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– createOobErrorWithErrorCode:errorDescription:exception:externalRef:meta:
required method
Creates an error message to be sent as a response.
- (id<EMOobErrorMessage>)createOobErrorWithErrorCode:(int)anErrorCode errorDescription:(NSString *)anErrorDescription exception:(NSException *)anException externalRef:(NSString *)anExternalRef meta:(NSDictionary *)aMeta
Parameters
anErrorCode |
Error code. |
|---|---|
anErrorDescription |
Error description. |
anException |
NSException object. Can be |
anExternalRef |
Any external reference. Can be |
aMeta |
Meta data for the message. Can be |
Return Value
The error message to be sent.
Availability
3.0
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
Fetch Messages
– fetchWithTimeout:error:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves the first message from server queue.
- (id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse>)fetchWithTimeout:(NSInteger)aTimeout error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aTimeout |
Maximum time in seconds to wait for an incoming message. |
|---|---|
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The incoming message response if any.
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithTimeout:requestParameter:error:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves the first message from server queue.
- (id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse>)fetchWithTimeout:(NSInteger)aTimeout requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aTimeout |
Maximum time in seconds to wait for an incoming message. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The incoming message response if any.
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithTimeout:completionHandler:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves the first message from server queue.
- (void)fetchWithTimeout:(int)aTimeout completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aTimeout |
Maximum time in seconds to wait for an incoming message. |
|---|---|
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithTimeout:requestParameter:completionHandler:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves the first message from server queue.
- (void)fetchWithTimeout:(int)aTimeout requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aTimeout |
Maximum time in seconds to wait for an incoming message. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithMessageId:error:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves a message with a specific identifier.
- (id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse>)fetchWithMessageId:(NSString *)aMessageId error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessageId |
Identifier of the message to fetch. |
|---|---|
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The incoming message response if any.
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithMessageId:requestParameter:error:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves a message with a specific identifier.
- (id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse>)fetchWithMessageId:(NSString *)aMessageId requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessageId |
Identifier of the message to fetch. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
The incoming message response if any.
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithMessageId:completionHandler:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves a message with a specific identifier.
- (void)fetchWithMessageId:(NSString *)aMessageId completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessageId |
Identifier of the message to fetch. |
|---|---|
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– fetchWithMessageId:requestParameter:completionHandler:
required method
Fetches a message from the server. This method retrieves a message with a specific identifier.
- (void)fetchWithMessageId:(NSString *)aMessageId requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobFetchMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessageId |
Identifier of the message to fetch. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
Send Messages
– sendWithMessage:error:
required method
Sends a message to the server
- (id<EMOobMessageResponse>)sendWithMessage:(id<EMOobOutgoingMessage>)aMessage error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessage |
The object that will be use to post the result to the UI thread. |
|---|---|
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
Result of the request.
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– sendWithMessage:requestParameter:error:
required method
Sends a message to the server
- (id<EMOobMessageResponse>)sendWithMessage:(id<EMOobOutgoingMessage>)aMessage requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessage |
The object that will be use to post the result to the UI thread. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
Result of the request.
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– sendWithMessage:completionHandler:
required method
Sends a message to the server.
- (void)sendWithMessage:(id<EMOobOutgoingMessage>)aMessage completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessage |
The message to send. |
|---|---|
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– sendWithMessage:requestParameter:completionHandler:
required method
Sends a message to the server.
- (void)sendWithMessage:(id<EMOobOutgoingMessage>)aMessage requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobMessageResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessage |
The message to send. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
Send Acknowledgment
– acknowledgeWithMessage:error:
required method
Sends a message acknowledgment to the server
- (id<EMOobResponse>)acknowledgeWithMessage:(id<EMOobIncomingMessage>)aMessage error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessage |
The incoming message to acknowledge. |
|---|---|
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
Result of the request.
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– acknowledgeWithMessage:requestParameter:error:
required method
Sends a message acknowledgment to the server
- (id<EMOobResponse>)acknowledgeWithMessage:(id<EMOobIncomingMessage>)aMessage requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam error:(NSError **)anError
Parameters
aMessage |
The incoming message to acknowledge. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
anError |
If an error occurs, upon return contains an NSError object that describes the problem. If you are not interested in possible errors, you may pass in |
Return Value
Result of the request.
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method blocks the calling thread potentially for a very long time (like tens of seconds or even more, depending on the quality of the mobile network connection).
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– acknowledgeWithMessage:completionHandler:
required method
Sends a message acknowledgment to the server.
- (void)acknowledgeWithMessage:(id<EMOobIncomingMessage>)aMessage completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessage |
The incoming message to acknowledge. |
|---|---|
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
3.0
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h
– acknowledgeWithMessage:requestParameter:completionHandler:
required method
Sends a message acknowledgment to the server.
- (void)acknowledgeWithMessage:(id<EMOobIncomingMessage>)aMessage requestParameter:(EMOobRequestParameter *)aParam completionHandler:(void ( ^ ) ( id<EMOobResponse> aResponse , NSError *anError ))aCompletionHandler
Parameters
aMessage |
The incoming message to acknowledge. |
|---|---|
aParam |
The request parameter object carrying the additional parameters, i.e. custom HTTP headers. |
aCompletionHandler |
The block to invoke on the main thread upon completion which contains the response and error information if any. |
Availability
4.7
Discussion
Warning: This method is executed asynchronously
Declared In
EMOobMessageManager.h


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The first thing you look at
In a restaurant is the menu
This link directs to website page of Anita-Kitchen
Languages used:
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Landlords who own large number of Rental houses have a hard time in managing their houses.
Such as tracking of rents.One may end up losing a lot of money.
This project provides you with a platform where landlord can track activities of the house
Languages used:
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Everyone loves music.There are many type of genre but everyone has his favorite
This project gives you a description of my favorite Fav-Band.Their songs and their biography
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I have worked as an intern
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i worked as a techinician.
I have always had passion in coding. Thats
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Electricity Conservation at Centerplex
Since the early 1990s, Centerplex has been saving electricity with:
- Lighting fixture improvements
- Lighting control improvements
- Thermostat improvements
- Insulation improvements
- Glazing improvements
- Outside-air control improvements
- Electricity metering improvements
- Temperature monitoring improvements
- Airflow monitoring improvements
Further energy efficiencies are being introduced in 2004 with additional improvements in lighting fixtures.
As a result of the 1990s measures, our consumption of electricity decreased by more than 50%:


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| terminator | this character was treated as a delimiter | dot | this was treated like the dot in domain names |
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Australian rOpenSci Unconference
09 Mar 2016The Australian rOpenSci Unconference
This post has been reposted from the rOpenSci blog.
The rOpenSci Unconferene is coming to Australia and we are excited!!
The event will take place in sunny Brisbane, on April 21-22 2016 hosted at the Microsoft Innovation Centre. You can find more information about the event and how to register at http://www.auunconf.ropensci.org.
I was completely and unceremoniously thrown into the deep end when I first started learning R. Contrary to what I initially thought possible, I am now irreversibly converted to the ideology of open source. Create tools to make other people’s lives easier? Make methods easily reproducible?  Yes please! Can I have some more?
The idea of attending the rOpenSci Unconference, watching on as people throw around ideas in their raw form, not the nicely arranged thoughts that we see on a blog, vignette, or a journal article. The idea of taking part in that process, those successes, failures, experiments, and the ongoing development that helps make open source awesome. That idea made me want to be there, to be a part of it as it happened.
Unfortunately, there was nothing like it on my side of the world.
I contemplated jumping on a plane to attend a US event, but the limited budget of a PhD student doesn’t exactly facilitate jet-setting. Participating remotely would be great, but I couldn’t help but think of what an unconference would be like with my Australian colleagues. Where I’m from - Brisbane - I know there are a loads of people who use R, but there’s no cohesive community pulling us together, helping us help each other and solving the problems of the universe.
I started to think: what if we could do something here? Something to bring R programmers hiding in the woodworks out and into a place where they could share their ideas on ready ears and we could shout “that’s a great idea, let’s do it!”. No more waiting for the right moment, or for that one weekend where you just happen to have time to flesh out that idea you had. We’d just do it.
Much to my delight, when we reached out to Karthik and the rOpenSci team asking about an Australian Unconference, they said “yes”.
And now it’s happening. This will be the first R and Open Science focused event of it’s kind in Australia, and just pulling it together now has created such momentum that I doubt it will be the last.
What is our goal? To us, the goal of the unconference is to foster collaborations and discussions about how to extend and improve R so that we can make data, methods, and science more open and accessible. Beginning this is exciting, and we can’t wait to see what happens afterwards.
So for all of those R programmers hiding in the woodworks in Brisbane and around Australia, please get in touch or apply through the website. This is our first trial run so we will keep numbers to 40, but we will keep all of those who apply informed about future events…this is just the beginning!
It’s been a pleasure to partner with rOpenSci, thanks to the team for their support. Special thanks also to Miles McBain and Jessie Roberts, my Australian co-pilots without whom I’d be lost over the Atlantic.
See you at the Unconference.


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Gina creates these beautiful handmade tiles of pawprint impressions using her favourite clays, glazes, colours and techniques to give the best finish to all her products.
The process is simple!
- We post you out a kit in a prepaid return postage box.
- You get your animals pawprint using the tile.
- Send us back the kit in the prepaid envelope.
- We'll make a beautiful tile of your dog/cat/rabbit/bird's pawprint!
After you have placed your order, you will receive one of our special kits within a week. It contains:
- A piece of special dough to take your pets paw print impressions with,
- Full instructions on how to use it and where to send it afterwards (also available here) and
- An order form so you can customise your tile.
Here you can view all of our color options, frames and ribbon choices. Select the options you would like and see a mock-up of how your finished tile will look. Once you have decided how you'd like your tile to look, you can place your order and pay via PayPal. You can still use this option if you don't have a paypal account.
Paw Colours
Text Colours
Frame Colours
Background Colours
Events
We don't currently have any events planned but we generally do one fair a month so check back for updates soon!
Contact Us
Contact Details
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me.game represents your current game, it contains all the objects,
tilemap layers, current viewport, collision map, etc...
me.game is also responsible for updating (each frame) the object status and draw them
me.game is also responsible for updating (each frame) the object status and draw them
- Source:
- game.js, line 9
Members
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<static> currentLevel :me.TMXTileMap
-
a reference to the game current level
Type:
- Source:
- game.js, line 61
-
<static> HASH :Object
-
Provide an object hash with all tag parameters specified in the url.
Type:
- Source:
- game.js, line 127
Properties:
Name Type Argument Default Description hitbox
Boolean <optional>
false draw the hitbox in the debug panel (if enabled) velocity
Boolean <optional>
false draw the entities velocity in the debug panel (if enabled) quadtree
Boolean <optional>
false draw the quadtree in the debug panel (if enabled) webgl
Boolean <optional>
false force the renderer to WebGL Example
// http://www.example.com/index.html#debug&hitbox=true&mytag=value console.log(me.game.HASH["mytag"]); //> "value"
-
<static> mergeGroup :boolean
-
when true, all objects will be added under the root world container
when false, a `me.Container` object will be created for each corresponding `TMXObjectGroup` default value : trueType:
- boolean
- Source:
- game.js, line 80
-
<static> sortOn :string
-
The property of should be used when sorting entities
value : "x", "y", "z" (default: "z")Type:
- string
- Source:
- game.js, line 92
-
<static> viewport :me.Viewport
-
a reference to the game viewport.
Type:
- Source:
- game.js, line 50
-
<static> world :me.Container
-
a reference to the game world
a world is a virtual environment containing all the game objectsType:
- Source:
- game.js, line 70
Methods
-
<static> getParentContainer(child) → {me.Container}
-
Returns the parent container of the specified Child in the game world
Parameters:
Name Type Description child
me.Renderable - Source:
- game.js, line 238
Returns:
- Type
- me.Container
-
<static> repaint()
-
force the redraw (not update) of all objects
- Source:
- game.js, line 250
-
<static> reset()
-
reset the game Object manager
destroy all current objects
- Source:
- game.js, line 207
Type Definitions
-
onLevelLoaded
-
Fired when a level is fully loaded and
and all entities instantiated.
Additionnaly the level id will also be passed to the called function.- Source:
- game.js, line 112
Example
// call myFunction () everytime a level is loaded me.game.onLevelLoaded = this.myFunction.bind(this);


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Duilib is a free open source DirectUI library on Windows , because its simple and expandable design and stable and efficient implementation, accepted generally by the major Internet companies widely used in IM, video client, stock market software, navigation software, mobile phone support Software, security software and many PC client software in other industries. When We developed a IM in a company I worked, we even use this library to replace Qt GUI part we used in our code.
Basic principle
The native Windows user interface is composed of multiple WND, each WND has its own Handle and WndProc, while the DirectUI is directly drawn on the parent window (Paint on parent DC). That is, the child window is not created in the form of a window handle (windowless), but a logical window, using the GDI function to draw on the parent window. There is no extra WND, so the controls are all virtual, do not have their own message loop, they are using WND message loop. When the WND receives the message, it will locate the control and then passes the message to the specific control, which will response this message.
Class architecture of library
Basic library
Tool library
DUILib is not depends on any other external library, so it implement basic tool library internally to support this project.
-
UI related: CPoint, CSize, CDuiRect
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Simple Container: CStdPtrArray, CStdValArray, CStdString, CStdStringPtrMap
Control library
Control library has two parts to be implemented seperately in DUILib.
-
Core - contains common parts all controls used and basic class.
-
Control - contains all real(instantiaed) controls.
Message process mechanism
Basic process
The DUILib framework’s basic message process similar to create window process in WIN32.
int APIENTRY WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nCmdShow)
{
CPaintManagerUI::SetInstance(hInstance); // 1, Instantiate handle and attach to render
CPaintManagerUI::SetResourcePath(CPaintManagerUI::GetInstancePath() + _T("skin"));
HRESULT Hr = ::CoInitialize(NULL); // 2,Initialize COM, and support to load COM
if( FAILED(Hr) ) return 0;
CMainFrameWnd* pFrame = new CMainFrameWnd(); // 3,Create window class
if( pFrame == NULL ) return 0;
pFrame->Create(NULL, _T("Main"), UI_WNDSTYLE_FRAME, 0L, 0, 0, 800, 600); // 4, Register window class and create window instance.
// Actually call Create to create a Win32 WND, do these operations internally:
// -> RegisterSuperclass (Register a super class)
// -> RegisterWindowClass （Register window class）
// -> ::CreateWindowEx (Create window，trigger WM_CREATE)
// -> HandleMessage ( WM_CREATE process OnCreate)
pFrame->CenterWindow(); // 5, Center window
::ShowWindow(*pFrame, SW_SHOW);
CPaintManagerUI::MessageLoop(); // 6, Process message loop
::CoUninitialize(); // 7, Exit program and release COM
return 0;
}
- Main message loop - CPaintManagerUI::MessageLoop, message will be first received by CPaintManagerUI’s TranslateMessage.
void CPaintManagerUI::MessageLoop()
{
MSG msg = { 0 };
while( ::GetMessage(&msg, NULL, 0, 0) ) {
if( !CPaintManagerUI::TranslateMessage(&msg) ) {
::TranslateMessage(&msg);
::DispatchMessage(&msg);
}
}
}
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Create window - call CWindowWnd::Create to create window, and finish operations below:
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If subclass system control(not DUILib control), set
__ControlProc
function as callback function. -
If not subclass, set
__WndProc
function as callback function. -
Use CreateWindowEx to create window instance.
-
-
__WndProc
LRESULT CALLBACK CWindowWnd::__WndProc(HWND hWnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)
{
CWindowWnd* pThis = NULL;
if( uMsg == WM_NCCREATE ) { // Bind class and window in this message
LPCREATESTRUCT lpcs = reinterpret_cast<LPCREATESTRUCT>(lParam); // From CreateWindowEx's last parameter( ptr to CWindowWnd )
pThis = static_cast<CWindowWnd*>(lpcs->lpCreateParams);
pThis->m_hWnd = hWnd;
::SetWindowLongPtr(hWnd, GWLP_USERDATA, reinterpret_cast<LPARAM>(pThis)); // Set to window's user data
}
else {
pThis = reinterpret_cast<CWindowWnd*>(::GetWindowLongPtr(hWnd, GWLP_USERDATA));
if( uMsg == WM_NCDESTROY && pThis != NULL ) {
LRESULT lRes = ::CallWindowProc(pThis->m_OldWndProc, hWnd, uMsg, wParam, lParam);
::SetWindowLongPtr(pThis->m_hWnd, GWLP_USERDATA, 0L); // Cancel class and window's bind relation
if( pThis->m_bSubclassed ) pThis->Unsubclass();
pThis->m_hWnd = NULL;
pThis->OnFinalMessage(hWnd);
return lRes;
}
}
if( pThis != NULL ) {
return pThis->HandleMessage(uMsg, wParam, lParam); // Call subclass's messge process function
}
else {
return ::DefWindowProc(hWnd, uMsg, wParam, lParam);
}
}
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Call CWindowWnd virtual function to subclass message.
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Event - DUILlib encapsulated message to be event and dispatch it to control.
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Notify - If want window to process some control’s message, call this function, let control notify window, while window will register itself in Notify receiver queue in its OnCreate.
Using tips
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Inheriting the
WindowImplBase
class, then implement its unimplemented virtual metheds to satify specified situation; -
WindowImplBase
class already deal with some windows message by default,if some can’t satify specified situation,override it; -
If some windows messages have been not dealt with by WindowImplBase class, deal with in
HandleCustomMessage
method; -
To use
DUI_DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP
macro map message functon; -
Using
CDialogBuilder
to create custom control or container from xml file; -
Remember this point : Control and custom UI in xml file always a good choice in most of case;
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Organizing whole UI element in separated xml files and do not conflit with C++ class inheritance through CreateControl method;


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Brooke Brehm |
I think I'm cool cause I haven't submitted a bio yet, but really I'm just merp. A description of the House Secretary position can be found here. |
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Courtney Crowell |
Class Year: 2015 Who's the girl in the pink capris? It's Courtney, it's Courtney. Who's the girl who loves to ski? It's Courtney, it's Courtney. Who throws the best parties? It's Courtney, it's Courtney. Who's the girl? We'll all agree it's Courtney... IT'S COURTNEY! A description of the Financial Officer position can be found here. |
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Financial Officer |
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Evelyn Hernandez (Booty Girl) |
Class Year: Junior Evelyn flew here from Virignie on a pterosaur (specifically a quetzalcoatlus named Queso), escaping from poverty and diversity (wat). She has found a passion for theatre through TOOP where she has found 30% of her current 7.5 friends. One day she'll be a therapist who writes plays/short stories with her pet snake named Spyro. She'd like to thank Jesus for all her previous and future accomplishments and for coffee beans. A description of the Scheduling Officer position can be found here. |
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Scheduling Officer |
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Gouri Mahadwar |
Class Year: Junior Mint Gouri can be found in the Bat Cave. If she cannot be found, it is likely because she is exhibiting her alternate forms of the Mad Dwarf, Toothless the dragon, or a soybean.  She has eyebrows. Once you find her, if you would like to befriend her, bring ice cream. |
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Mike Mayor |
Mike’s name is Mike. Mike is the tech officer of Drama House. Mike’s job is to prevent house explosions/fires and general technical entropy. Mike is an extremely cool and likable dude, so say his many, many friends. Mike dated Keira Knightly, but dumped her because she was too clingy. Mike is the chosen one. Mike’s calls come from inside the house. Mike was dead and the villain the whole time. Mike is Tyler Durden, Keyser Soze, Roy, and Yuri. Mike is the Army of Twelve Monkeys. Mike is actually a man. Mike was on Earth all along. Mike is your father. A description of the Technical Officer position can be found here. |
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Technical Officer |
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Ben Mitchell |
Ben Mitchell is a Wookie in Australia and emulates this in every way possible. As the you Americans say "yolo" (yall-o). Egh! Augh! |
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Web Administrator |
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Angel Morales |
I'm the mask in front of the man, and as such have no bio of my own. | |
"Web Administrator" |
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Fernanda Price |
Fernanda Price is a sophomore who is majoring in AWESOME. She is an avid musical theater fan, which you can tell by her annoying singing in the shower. And in the kitchen. And in her room. And in other people’s rooms. She also loves bunnies, cheese and cupcakes. ALL THE CUPCAKES. |
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Brian Rinehart (BriBri) |
Class Year: Sopholess Brian clogged up to Rochester from the Beautiful, Majestic Commonwealth of Kentucky. He serves as the D HAUS KitchenBoss™. Included among his campus activities are Rochester Bhangra, inexplicable melancholy, and naps. He enjoys kittens, rainbows, and robes. Swiggity swover, this bio is over. |
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KitchenBoss |
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William Vezinaw |
Hailing from San Jose, CA William Vezinaw finds upstate New York unfamiliar and unsettling. Finding him on a bad day will result in bites. An actor from a rich preforming background he currently spends all his time learning or working in Hutch trying to earn his BS in Molecular Genetics. William also is a DJ for WRUR's The Sting and wants to spend more time Urban Exploring.  A description of the Logistics Officer position can be found here. |
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Logistics Officer (Dictator) |
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