Pixel Art Editor
Click on a region in the tileset image to edit it in magified mode.
Tileset Image:
Load:
Save
Sizes:
Update
Tile Size in Pixels:
x
Image Size in Tiles:
x
Resize:
Double
Half
Tile Selected:
Offset in Tiles:
x
Magnification Factor:
Shift Pixels:
Left
Up
Down
Right
Tile Image:
[none]
Tool:
Paint Pixel
Erase
Extract Color
Flood Fill
ERASE ENTIRE TILE
PAINT ENTIRE TILE
Color Selected:
Add to Palette
Set From:
Red:
/255
Green:
/255
Blue:
/255
Opacity:
/1
Color Palette:
Extract from Image
Reset
Clear


I am a software developer with experience building web apps using JavaScript
and Python. I received my BS in Business Administration at Portland State
University with a focus on Management Information Systems. Since then I've had a
variety of roles within the tech industry including business analyst, support technician,
software trainer and project manager. I decided to move into software development
in 2016 and have since been building my skills and experience in the web
development field.
Outside of software development I enjoy spending time with my girlfriend, video
games, board games, biking, working out, cooking and watching my two
kittens play.


Telkom slump deepens after Cell C signs roaming pact with rival
by BloombergTelkom SA SOC Ltd shares extended their slump in Johannesburg after its acquisition target, Cell C Pty Ltd, agreed to an extended roaming deal with rival MTN Group Ltd.
Telkom stock has sunk to its lowest in almost a year and is down 17% in the past four days. The company said Nov. 15 it was in talks to buy Cell C and combine South Africa’s third and fourth-largest mobile-phone companies.
Monday’s MTN-Cell C news “reduces visibility on Telkom’s offer,” Citigroup Inc analysts including Dilya Ibragimova wrote in a note.
“The timing of the announcement may signal that Cell C may not be entirely happy with the terms of Telkom’s offer,” the Citi analysts wrote.
A consolidation in the South African market from four to three players is not Citi’s base case, they wrote.
The news “definitely makes the potential acquisition by Telkom much more complicated as it further entrenches MTN’s reach over the Cell C user base, and forces Telkom to potentially pay a higher future price should there be an acquisition of Cell C, which is already a concern in the market as Telkom may not have the balance sheet capacity to take on the acquisition,” Lester Davids, an analyst at Johannesburg-based Unum Capital, said by email.
Telkom dropped 2.1% Monday to the lowest since Nov. 26, 2018. Cell C’s 45% shareholder Blue Label Telecoms Ltd jumped 8%. MTN fell 0.3%, while cross-town rival Vodacom Group Ltd lost 1.5%.


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ltm: Latent Trait Models under IRT
Analysis of multivariate dichotomous and polytomous data using latent trait models under the Item Response Theory approach. It includes the Rasch, the Two-Parameter Logistic, the Birnbaum's Three-Parameter, the Graded Response, and the Generalized Partial Credit Models.
Downloads:
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catSurv, GPCMlasso, IMTest, infutil, integIRTy, irtoys, kequate, pcaPA, PCMRS, PerFit, QVM |
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CTTShiny, difR, irtreliability, IRTShiny, PsyControl, ShinyItemAnalysis |
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Hello I'm Derek, software developer by day, and sometimes by night too.
Here are some things about me you might find interesting.
- I lived on a boat for three years
- Owner of ChronoGaming, a garry's mod server i ran and developed
- Software Developer / Sysadmin
- Currently studying at Boise CodeWorks
- Great at focusing at one task and forgetting about the world outside.


Really enjoyed the course. I felt like I was getting what you had advertised online and much more!
Fionn Norris
ILLUSTRATOR


Speaking
Here are my plans for the years… I hope to catch you at one of the following:
-—|— 2013 -—|—
Nov 14, 2013 – OKC Ruby – Slinging data with Sequel
Nov 07, 2013 – Thunder Plains Conf – Why nothing will love your app more than Postgres
Aug 24, 2013 – SQL Saturday #223 – SQL Server vs The World
Aug 12, 2013 – OKC SQL – SQL Server vs The World
Jun 13, 2013 – Oslo Norway – Speaking at NDC Oslo on killing your SQL Server
May 03, 2013 – Kansas City – Speaking at KCDC on killing your SQL Server
Feb 28, 2013 – San Francisco – Speaking at the Heroku Developer Conf on the Cost of Indifference
Feb 11, 2013 – OKCSQL – Speaking on Automate All The Things
-—|— 2012 -—|—
Dec ##, 2012 – OKCJS – Postgres/V8/MassiveJS!
Dec 10, 2012 – OKC SQL – Really Cool TraceFlags
Sep 06, 2012 – Springfield, IL – Speaking on Entity Framework
Aug 25, 2012 – SQL Saturday #125 – Speaking on SQL Server in the Cloud
Jul 10, 2012 – Tulsa SQL – Speaking on SQL Server in the Cloud
Jul 09, 2012 – OKC SQL – Speaking on the DBA Panel
May 18, 2012 – PGCon in Ottawa, CA – Speaking on Postgres
Mar 12, 2012 – OKC SQL – Speaking on SQL Server in the Cloud
Mar 10, 2012 – DallasDayofDotNet in Dallas – Speaking on Entity Framework
Feb 21, 2012 – OKCJS – Speaking on Making NodeJS all Enterprisey
-—|— 2011 -—|—
Oct 28, 2011 – SQL In the City in LA – speaking on Database Testing
Oct 11, 2011 – SQL PASS Summit in Seattle
Oct 07, 2011 – Tulsa Tech Fest in Tulsa – speaking in 3 sessions on Databases and Data access
Oct 03, 2011 – OKC SQL – speaking on Database Development
Aug 27, 2011 – SQL Saturday #90 in OKC
Aug 01, 2011 – OKCDG in OKC – speaking on Micro ORMs
Jul 11, 2011 – OKC SQL – speaking on An hour in the life of a DBA
May 27, 2011 – School of Dev event in Tulsa – speaking on ORMs
Apr 02, 2011 – SQL Saturday #63 in Dallas – Speaking on ORMs


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{% extends "templates/base.html" %} {% block main-content %}
Documentation for CMR Search is broken out into two different usage sections:


{% extends 'ta_app/base.html' %} {% block content %}
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Kenya Visuals
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Trade
Gender


| Events&Meet-ups | ||
|---|---|---|
| What is the easiest app for science class (Grade6) | Alex | Oct 2 |
| Question about Kahoot! | Jellybean | Sep 27 |
| Did any one encounter system failure when using Haiku Learning? | Micheal C | Sep 21 |
| more... |
| Subject-specific questions | ||
|---|---|---|
| What is the easiest app for science class (Grade6) | Alex | Oct 2 |
| Question about Kahoot! | Jellybean | Sep 27 |
| Did any one encounter system failure when using Haiku Learning? | Micheal C | Sep 21 |
| more... |


 Gibber has only been tested in Chrome. The syntax is layered on top of the excellent audioLib.js library by Jussi Kalliokoski. Gibber is open-source and available for download.
Other projects/code that contribute to Gibber:
Ctrl-Return (Cmd-Return OSX)executes selected code. If no code is selected current line of the cursor is run.
Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-Returnexecutes code at the start of the next measure.
Ctrl/Cmd-Shift-Alt/Option-Returnexecutes code at the start of the next beat.
Ctrl/Cmd .toggles the audio on and off
Ctrl/Cmd `clears all audio generators, use this to start over without refreshing the page and losing your code
Ctrl/Cmd +-change font size up and down.
Ctrl/Cmd-IHide this info panel.
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Hi [NAME],
Join John Jacob Mubarak in one hour for his latest "Walking the Path" live stream:
WHEN:
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WHERE:
As a reminder, catch all of our Facebook Lives over the weekend! All details are on our Facebook Events page.
If you're unable to join John Jacob, this event along with many others will be available on our YouTube channel. Have a great weekend!
Love,
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Requirements
Almace Scaffolding has exactly the same requirements as Jekyll. For more info please refer to Installation - Jekyll.
Quick Start
- Fork or clone the repo.
- Install dependencies with Ruby gem
bundler
and Node.js package managernpm
. - Run
grunt init
to initialize your project. - Run
grunt serve
to fire up a local server. - Edit and customize your site.
- Change Git remote to your own repo.
- Push and deploy.
So in short for geeks:
$ git clone https://github.com/sparanoid/almace-scaffolding my-site
$ cd my-site
$ bundle install && yarn install
$ grunt init
$ grunt serve
# ...editing
$ git remote set-url origin https://github.com/sparanoid/my-site.git
$ git push -u origin master
# ...publishing
$ grunt && grunt deploy:rsync --env=prod
Download
Go to the GitHub repository for downloads, bug reports, and feature requests.
Transfer from Jekyll
You can simply copy all posts from your old Jekyll setup into _app/_posts
, you can also transfer your custom pages into _app/_pages/
.
Upgrading
It will be easy if you’re a casual blogger and keep every core and template file untouched. You can use the following command to update Almace Scaffolding core files:
$ grunt amsf-update
It checks the latest Almace Scaffolding build from GitHub and update core files automatically. Please keep in mind that if you changed some of the AMSF core files this action will override the changes you made. So it’s recommended to keep your project under version control, you will be always be able to compare changes for Almace Scaffolding.
Using Beta Release
By default, when you run amsf-update
you will get updated files from release
branch. However, I’m continuously working on Almace Scaffolding, so there may have testing branches you can try and give me feedback if you’re interested. You can check the AMSF GitHub repository for available branches, and it’s very easy to switch:
$ grunt amsf-update --branch=feat/service-worker
The branch master
is the one which is always available to checkout and also has the latest changes:
$ grunt amsf-update --branch=master
If you messed up with the testing branch, don’t worry, you can just run a normal update to revert them back:
$ grunt amsf-update


Is I'm A Celebrity on every night?
I’m a Celebrity 2019 has been on air for less than a week but it’s already proving a hit with viewers.
Caitlyn Jenner has been providing entertainment falling out of a window and opening up about the Kardashians, Nadine Coyle has been teaching campmates some classic Girls Aloud moves and tensions have already started to rise over food.
With so much already going on, will the show be on every night?
Read on to find out more…
Is I’m a Celebrity on every night?
Yes, I’m a Celebrity is airing each night on ITV.
Each show is presented by Ant and Dec, live from Springbrook National Park in New South Wales.
How long is I’m a Celebrity on for?
The finale for I’m a Celebrity 2019 has been confirmed.
The last episode of the series will be on Sunday 8 December from 9pm.
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Andrew Whyment is current favourite to win the show – but he’s only been in the jungle for a few days.
Jessica O’Reilly of Ladbrokes has said: ‘The self-confessed super fan of the show has really struck a chord with punters and dingo dollars are coming in thick and fast for him to emerge as the winner.’
But all could change by the time it comes to crowning a new King or Queen of the Jungle on 8 December.
When do people start getting voted out?
The first contestant is usually voted out around 13 or 14 days into the series.
2018’s series saw Noel Edmonds evicted on day 13, and Shappi Khorsandi was voted out around the same time the year before.
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! continues at 9pm on ITV.


NEWS.md
mutate.()
:
.keep
argument.before
/.after
argumentstidytable()
: Added .name_repair
argumentfilter.()
when .by
is usedgroup_split.()
: Added a .named
argument. If .named = TRUE
, the resulting list will have names that indicate the group they are a part of.pivot_longer.()
: Can now use names_to = c(".value", NA)
to drop the id column.replace_na.()
: Can now replace NULL
values in list-columns!!!
now works in crossing.()
and expand_grid.()
verb.()
equivalents when used inside of tidytable’s mutate/arrange/filter/summarize/slice.
if_else()
/ifelse()
case_when()
desc()
replace_na()
pivot_longer.()
: Correctly pivots unbalanced datasets when ".value"
is used in names_to
(@moutikabdessabour, #212)tidytable
has dropped the tibble
package as a dependency and now uses pillar
instead. tibble
was originally used for its trunc_mat()
function that enabled tidytables to print like tibbles do in console. pillar
is the same package that tibble
uses in the background.as_tidytable()
: Gains .name_repair
and .keep_rownames
argscount.()
: Added wt
, sort
and name
args. (@moutikabdessabour, #196)mutate.()
: Variables are now updated in order when using “.by” (#166)pivot_longer.()
names_prefix
arg".value"
in names_to
pivot_wider.()
: Can now use ".value"
in names_glue
separate.()
: Added convert
argsummarize.()
: Variables are now created in order (#188)pivot_longer.()
: values_drop_na
is no longer the 5th argument in the functionpivot_wider.()
: values_fn
& values_fill
args are no longer the 6th & 7th argspivot_longer.()
names_sep
, names_pattern
, names_ptypes
, names_transform
, names_repair
, values_ptypes
, values_transform
, fast_pivot
fast_pivot
arg: Faster pivoting. The “names” column will be a factor instead of character. Default is set to FALSE
to match tidyverse semantics. Note: This option sets variable.factor = TRUE
in data.table::melt()
, which is what leads to it being faster.pivot_wider.()
names_prefix
, names_glue
, names_sort
, names_repair
dt_verb()
versions of functions have been removed from the package. They have been deprecated with warnings since v0.5.2crossing.()
: Now works with data frame inputs (@moutikabdessabour, #143)distinct.()
: Can rename columns (#153)get_dummies.()
: Dummy columns are now sorted in alphabetical orderpivot_wider.()
: Added values_fill
argumentbind_cols.()
: Name repair uses vec_as_names()
instead of vec_as_names_legacy()
bind_cols.()
: Added .name_repair
argunnest.()
: Added names_sep
and names_repair
argsprint()
n
, width
, and n_extra
argsslice.()
: Can now drop specified rows with negative numbersarrange_across.()
case_when.()
case.()
will remain in the package, as it is called like data.table::fcase()
but allows for the default
to be a vector.desc.()
unnest.()
: .keep_all
arg changed to .drop
bind_rows.()
: Removed .use_names
and .fill
args
TRUE
, which matches dplyr
semantics.complete.()
: .fill
arg renamed to fill
pull.()
: defaults to var = -1
instead of var = NULL
var = NULL
was explicitly called.slice.()
: .by
must be named when slicing by grouptidytable
now integrates better with tidyverse functions through vctrs
. This means code such as vec_cbind(tibble::tibble(x = 1:3), tidytable(y = "foo"))
will bind the results into a tidytable.complete.()
: Can now append extra valuespull.()
: Numerical selection now worksslice.()
: Now uses ...
to select which rows to slicesummarize_across.()
now use a suffix instead of a prefixmutate_across.()
: Added .names
arg to help with naming newly created columnssummarize_across.()
: Added .names
arg to help with naming newly created columnssummarize.()
: Added .sort
arg to optionally sort the resulting data.tabletransmute.()
: Doesn’t drop “by” columns (#98)slice.()
full_join.()
: No longer returns a keyed data.table (#102)tibble
glimpse()
is now reexportedpillar
in a later release once tibble::trunc_mat()
& tibble::glimpse()
are moved therebind_rows.()
use.names
arg renamed to .use_names
fill
arg renamed to .fill
replace_na.()
: Now works on data.frame
/data.table
inputs as well as vectorsdesc.()
has been deprecated due to incompatibility with character columnsby
has been deprecated for .by
. This will allow “by” to be used as a column name in mutate.()
& summarize.()
in future releases.dt_verb()
functions are soft deprecatedunnest.()
: Added .keep_all
arg to keep all list columns that were not unnesteddistinct.()
bug where it wasn’t returning unique rowstidytable
now works with quosurestidyselect v0.1.1
compatibility: Updated functions to use where()
nest_by.()
: Added .keep
argeverything.()
are now replaced by normal helpers like everything()
rename_across/_if/_at/_all
have been superseded by rename_with.()
group_split.()
: keep
arg renamed to .keep
tidytable
now utilizes tidyselect
& vctrs
get_dummies.()
: cols
arg defaults to c(is.character, is.factor)
. The result is the same, but is more consistent with other enhanced selection functionsmutate_across.()
: .funs
argument renamed to .fns
to match dplyr 1.0bind_rows.()
: Does name checking and fills missingdistinct.()
: Added .keep_all
argumentfill.()
: Preserves column order when using “by”group_split.()
: Added keep
argnest_by.()
select.()
: Now allows column renamingtransmute.()
: Summary functions (mean
/max
/etc.) can now be usedgroup_split.()
: Now returns a list of tidytables instead of data.tablesleft_join.()
: Now works with “by” columns of different namesverb.()
dt_verb()
functions still work, but may be slowly deprecated in future releasesfilter.()
now works with “by”pivot_wider.()
can now be used with an aggregation functionpull.()
defaults to last column in a data.tableifelse.()
n.()
nest_by.()
replaces dt_group_nest()
row_number.()
transmute.()
unnest.()
replaces dt_unnest_legacy()
any_of.()
tidytable
class is a data.table subclass with cleaner printing.tidytable
class in the background.tidytable()
: Create a data.table/tidytableas_tidytable()
: Convert to data.table/tidytableis_tidytable()
: Test if an object is a data.table/tidytabledt_get_dummies()
: Get dummy variablesdt_separate()
dt_pivot_longer()
“cols” arg now defaults to dt_everything()
instead of NULL
. The result is the same, but is more consistent with other enhanced selection functions.N
now works when using dt_slice()
& variants~
in dt_map()
dt()
docs per CRAN instructionsdt_mutate()
& dt_rename()
no longer modify-by-referencedt_unnest_legacy()
drops “keep” argument, but automatically keeps all non-nested columns.
dt()
now automatically converts data.frame input to a data.tabledt_mutate_across()
: Added “by” arg


simpleGithub | jQuery Plugin
TODO
: Finish plugin! Style up a few examples showing repos, a user info widget and org info.


---
layout: page
title: About Swashbuckle
image: /assets/images/annie-spratt-Zb1DJoFV968-unsplash.jpg
permalink: /about/
---
My name is Buck Tower and this is Swashbuckle. 🦑 This is Squishy the Swashbuckle Squid, the mascot.
Why does this exist?
- Swashbuckle Studios LLC is a catch-all legal entity that I can use to register a bank account, Stripe account, etc to use in my personal projects
- I'd like a sort-of blog where I go into more of the meta of my projects, both music and tech and honestly whatever else I make
Why 🦑?
- Having a mascot is fun
- "Swashbuckle" gives a piratey vibe.
How can I join up and work on one of your projects with you?
- There's a nice Contact button up top in the right
What sort of projects do you work on?
- Web apps
- Mobile apps
- Games
- Songs
- Graphics
- ...


INFO
- To access the inventory and start building press E
- To import/export a blueprint string use ctrl/cmd + C/V
-
Check out the settings area for an in depth look at the settings and
keybinds
-
Leave your suggestions, ideas, new features or bug reports inside the app via
the Feedback button or on Github
Features
- rendering and editing blueprints
- history (undo/redo)
- copy and delete selections
-
import blueprints and books from multiple sources (direct bp string, pastebin,
hastebin, gist, gitlab, factorioprints, factorio.school, google docs)
- generating blueprint images
- oil outpost generator
- customizable keybinds
- "creative" entities
Planned Features
- more blueprint tools
- more entity editors
- full rails support
- trains support
- mod support
Avalible url query parameters
- source=<BPSTRING_OR_URL_TO_BPSTRING>
- index=<INDEX_OF_BP_IN_BOOK>
All art assets, spritesheets and other Factorio game data used in this project
belong to Wube Software Ltd and are not for redistribution


Inspiration for
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Class ListItemFilterRequest
Request to filter list items
Inheritance
System.Object
ListItemFilterRequest
Inherited Members
System.Object.ToString()
System.Object.Equals(System.Object)
System.Object.Equals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.ReferenceEquals(System.Object, System.Object)
System.Object.GetHashCode()
System.Object.GetType()
System.Object.MemberwiseClone()
Namespace: System.Dynamic.ExpandoObject
Syntax
public class ListItemFilterRequest
Properties
BrokenDependenciesFilter
Limits the search to the list items that have or not have broken references. By default it includes both.
Declaration
public BrokenDependenciesFilter BrokenDependenciesFilter { get; set; }
Property Value
|
BrokenDependenciesFilter
|
Filter
An optional filter to limit the list items.
Declaration
public FilterBase Filter { get; set; }
Property Value
|
FilterBase
|
IncludeAllSchemaChildren
Broadens the search to include all schema descendant list items.
Declaration
public bool IncludeAllSchemaChildren { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.Boolean
|
SchemaIds
Limits the search among the list items of the provided schemas.
Declaration
public ICollection<string> SchemaIds { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<System.String>
|
SearchLanguages
When searching in multi language fields, limit the searchable fields to the ones corresponding to the specified languages.
If not specified, all metadata languages defined in the system are used.
Declaration
public ICollection<string> SearchLanguages { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.Collections.Generic.ICollection<System.String>
|
SearchString
The string used to query the data. The Lucene query string syntax is supported.
Declaration
public string SearchString { get; set; }
Property Value
|
System.String
|
Methods
FromJson(String)
Declaration
public static ListItemFilterRequest FromJson(string data)
Parameters
|
System.String
data
|
Returns
|
ListItemFilterRequest
|
ToJson()
Declaration
public string ToJson()
Returns
|
System.String
|


Demo Of Javascript Binding with WebViewANE
Call Actionscript with Callback
Call Actionscript with No Callback
Output goes here
Go To page 2 (Link test)
Open popup via JS
Open popup


/*
Copyright 2016 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.
*/
import Route from './route';
import {isArrayOfClass, isInstance} from '../../../../lib/assert';
import logHelper from '../../../../lib/log-helper.js';
import normalizeHandler from './normalize-handler';
/**
* The Router takes one or more [Routes]{@link Route} and allows you to apply
* that routing logic to determine the appropriate way of handling requests
* inside of a service worker.
*
* It also allows you to define a "default" handler that applies to any requests
* that don't explicitly match a `Route`, and a "catch" handler that responds
* to any requests that throw an exception while being routed.
*
* You can use the `handleRequest()` method to pass a `FetchEvent` through the
* router and ultimately get a "routed response" back.
* If you'd like this to be handled automatically for you, calling
* `addFetchListener()` will cause the `Router` to respond to `fetch` events.
*
* If a request matches multiple routes, precedence will be given to the
* last-registered route.
*
* @memberof module:workbox-routing
*
* @example
* // The following example sets up two routes, one to match requests with
* // "assets" in their URL, and the other for requests with "images", along
* // different runtime caching handlers for each.
* // Both the routes are registered with the router, and any requests that
* // don't match either route will be handled using the default NetworkFirst
* // strategy.
* // "If a request matches both routes, the last route will be used to handle
* // the request, in this case, the "images" handler would take precedence.
* const assetRoute = new RegExpRoute({
* regExp: /assets/,
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.StaleWhileRevalidate(),
* });
* const imageRoute = new RegExpRoute({
* regExp: /images/,
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.CacheFirst(),
* });
*
* const router = new workbox.routing.Router();
* router.addFetchListener();
* router.registerRoutes({routes: [assetRoute, imageRoute]});
* router.setDefaultHandler({
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.NetworkFirst(),
* });
*/
class Router {
/**
* Constructs a new `Router` instance, without any registered routes.
*/
constructor() {
// _routes will contain a mapping of HTTP method name ('GET', etc.) to an
// array of all the corresponding Route instances that are registered.
this._routes = new Map();
this._isListenerRegistered = false;
}
/**
* This will register a `fetch` event listener on your behalf which will check
* the incoming request to see if there's a matching route, and only respond
* if there is a match.
*
* @example
* const imageRoute = new RegExpRoute({
* regExp: /images/,
* handler: new CacheFirst(),
* });
*
* const router = new Router();
* router.registerRoute({route: imageRoute});
* router.addFetchListener();
*
* @return {boolean} Returns `true` if this is the first time the method is
* called and the listener was registered. Returns `false` if called again,
* as the listener will only be registered once.
*/
addFetchListener() {
if (!this._isListenerRegistered) {
this._isListenerRegistered = true;
self.addEventListener('fetch', (event) => {
const responsePromise = this.handleRequest({event});
if (responsePromise) {
event.respondWith(responsePromise);
}
});
return true;
} else {
logHelper.warn({
that: this,
message: `addFetchListener() has already been called for this Router.`,
});
return false;
}
}
/**
* This can be used to apply the routing rules to generate a response for a
* given request inside your own `fetch` event handler.
*
* @example
* const imageRoute = new RegExpRoute({
* regExp: /images/,
* handler: new CacheFirst(),
* });
*
* const router = new Router();
* router.registerRoute({route: imageRoute});
*
* self.addEventListener('fetch', (event) => {
* event.waitUntil((async () => {
* let response = await router.handleRequest({event});
* // Do something with response, and then eventually respond with it.
* event.respondWith(response);
* })());
* });
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {FetchEvent} input.event The event passed in to a `fetch` handler.
* @return {Promise<Response>|undefined} Returns a promise for a response,
* taking the registered routes into account. If there was no matching route
* and there's no `defaultHandler`, then returns undefined.
*/
handleRequest({event}) {
isInstance({event}, FetchEvent);
const url = new URL(event.request.url);
if (!url.protocol.startsWith('http')) {
logHelper.log({
that: this,
message: `The URL does not start with HTTP, so it can't be handled.`,
data: {
request: event.request,
},
});
return;
}
let {handler, params} = this._findHandlerAndParams({event, url});
// If we don't have a handler because there was no matching route, then
// fall back to defaultHandler if that's defined.
if (!handler && this.defaultHandler) {
handler = this.defaultHandler;
}
if (handler) {
let responsePromise = handler.handle({url, event, params});
if (this.catchHandler) {
responsePromise = responsePromise.catch((error) => {
return this.catchHandler.handle({url, event, error});
});
}
return responsePromise;
}
}
/**
* Checks the incoming event.request against the registered routes, and if
* there's a match, returns the corresponding handler along with any params
* generated by the match.
*
* @param {FetchEvent} input.event
* @param {URL} input.url
* @return {Object} Returns an object with `handler` and `params` properties.
* They are populated if a matching route was found or `undefined` otherwise.
* @private
*/
_findHandlerAndParams({event, url}) {
const routes = this._routes.get(event.request.method) || [];
for (const route of routes) {
let matchResult = route.match({url, event});
if (matchResult) {
logHelper.log({
that: this,
message: 'The router found a matching route.',
data: {
route,
request: event.request,
},
});
if (Array.isArray(matchResult) && matchResult.length === 0) {
// Instead of passing an empty array in as params, use undefined.
matchResult = undefined;
} else if (matchResult.constructor === Object &&
Object.keys(matchResult).length === 0) {
// Instead of passing an empty object in as params, use undefined.
matchResult = undefined;
}
// Break out of the loop and return the appropriate values as soon as
// we have a match.
return {
params: matchResult,
handler: route.handler,
};
}
}
// If we didn't have a match, then return undefined values.
return {handler: undefined, params: undefined};
}
/**
* An optional `handler` that's called by default when no routes
* explicitly match the incoming request.
*
* If the default is not provided, unmatched requests will go against the
* network as if there were no service worker present.
*
* @example
* router.setDefaultHandler({
* handler: new workbox.runtimeCaching.NetworkFirst()
* });
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {function|module:workbox-runtime-caching.Handler} input.handler
* This parameter can be either a function or an object which is a subclass
* of `Handler`.
*
* Either option should result in a `Response` that the `Route` can use to
* handle the `fetch` event.
*
* See [handlerCallback]{@link module:workbox-routing.Route~handlerCallback}
* for full details on using a callback function as the `handler`.
*/
setDefaultHandler({handler} = {}) {
this.defaultHandler = normalizeHandler(handler);
}
/**
* If a Route throws an error while handling a request, this `handler`
* will be called and given a chance to provide a response.
*
* @example
* router.setCatchHandler(({event}) => {
* if (event.request.mode === 'navigate') {
* return caches.match('/error-page.html');
* }
* return Response.error();
* });
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {function|module:workbox-runtime-caching.Handler} input.handler
* This parameter can be either a function or an object which is a subclass
* of `Handler`.
*
* Either option should result in a `Response` that the `Route` can use to
* handle the `fetch` event.
*
* See [handlerCallback]{@link module:workbox-routing.Route~handlerCallback}
* for full details on using a callback function as the `handler`.
*/
setCatchHandler({handler} = {}) {
this.catchHandler = normalizeHandler(handler);
}
/**
* Registers an array of routes with the router.
*
* @example
* router.registerRoutes({
* routes: [
* new RegExpRoute({ ... }),
* new ExpressRoute({ ... }),
* new Route({ ... }),
* ]
* });
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {Array<module:workbox-routing.Route>} input.routes An array of
* routes to register.
*/
registerRoutes({routes} = {}) {
isArrayOfClass({routes}, Route);
for (let route of routes) {
if (!this._routes.has(route.method)) {
this._routes.set(route.method, []);
}
// Give precedence to the most recent route by listing it first.
this._routes.get(route.method).unshift(route);
}
}
/**
* Registers a single route with the router.
*
* @example
* router.registerRoute({
* route: new Route({ ... })
* });
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {module:workbox-routing.Route} input.route The route to register.
*/
registerRoute({route} = {}) {
isInstance({route}, Route);
this.registerRoutes({routes: [route]});
}
/**
* Unregisters an array of routes with the router.
*
* @example
* const firstRoute = new RegExpRoute({ ... });
* const secondRoute = new RegExpRoute({ ... });
* router.registerRoutes({routes: [firstRoute, secondRoute]});
*
* // Later, if you no longer want the routes to be used:
* router.unregisterRoutes({routes: [firstRoute, secondRoute]});
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {Array<module:workbox-routing.Route>} input.routes An array of
* routes to unregister.
*/
unregisterRoutes({routes} = {}) {
isArrayOfClass({routes}, Route);
for (let route of routes) {
if (!this._routes.has(route.method)) {
logHelper.error({
that: this,
message: `Can't unregister route; there are no ${route.method}
routes registered.`,
data: {route},
});
}
const routeIndex = this._routes.get(route.method).indexOf(route);
if (routeIndex > -1) {
this._routes.get(route.method).splice(routeIndex, 1);
} else {
logHelper.error({
that: this,
message: `Can't unregister route; the route wasn't previously
registered.`,
data: {route},
});
}
}
}
/**
* Unregisters a single route with the router.
*
* @example
* const route = new RegExpRoute({ ... });
* router.registerRoute({route});
*
* // Later, if you no longer want the route to be used:
* router.unregisterRoute({route});
*
* @param {Object} input
* @param {module:workbox-routing.Route} input.route The route to unregister.
*/
unregisterRoute({route} = {}) {
isInstance({route}, Route);
this.unregisterRoutes({routes: [route]});
}
}
export default Router;


ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA (1984) A Film Review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director: Sergio Leone Writers: Sergio Leone, Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi, Enrico Medioli, Franco Arcalli, and Franco Ferrini (based on the novel "The Hoods" by Harry Grey) Starring: Robert DeNiro, James Woods, Elizabeth McGovern, Tuesday Weld, Treat Williams, William Forsythe, Danny Aiello, Joe Pesci, Burt Young, James Hayden, Larry Rapp, Darlanne Fluegel, Richard Bright, Scott Tiler, Rutsy Jacobs, Jennifer Connelly
In his long career, spanning from the mid-60s to the mid-80s, italian director Sergio Leone made a total of seven (7) big films, most epic westerns, like "Fistful of Dollars" and "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." "Once Upon a Time in America," his final film before his death, is the culmination of everything he's ever done, so obviously it would be a tad anti-climactic. Featuring the same style, but a more experimental narrative, the film seems to be too ambiguous for its own good. But somehow it holds together, and becomes a masterpiece, and a wonderful little exit piece for the genius Mr. Leone.
"Once Upon a Time in America" is a gangster pic, but hardly the traditional kind. Sure, it embraces all kinds of cliches, like the gangsters looking absolutely fabulous all the time, substituting style for characterization, and featuring paradise discovered and then tragically lost. But Leone turns these cliches into pure brilliance, putting an interesting twist on the almost overdone genre. All of Leone's films steer clear of deep characterization, and instead focus on more grandiose themes, like amorality, betrayal, trust, and greed.
The film takes place in three time settings - 1921, 1933, and 1968 - each placed in non-linear bizarro order. In fact, the first twenty minutes of the film are a series of bizarre little vignettes, seeming to have absolutely no connection other than the fact that they all have gangsters in them. With no narration, we are left to guess what is going on, but we should actually remember exactly what occurs in this introduction, as we will be forced to revisit it in order to figure out this movie, which is structured like a puzzle.
The film takes place in three different time settings: 1921, 1933, and 1968, each visited in bizarro order. There is no underlying plot, but deals with a group of people who live in these times, and are either involved directly or indirectly with the world of organized crime. The film's protagonist is Noodles (Robert DeNiro as an adult, Scott Tiler as a kid), who starts his life of crime back in the days of prohibition.
Noodles grew up in the Lower East Side of Manhattan, which is the jewish section, and was friends with some other kid gangsters, such as Patsy, Cockeye, and Max (Rutsy Jacobs as a kid, but James Woods as an adult). Although being tempted by an attractive young girl named Deborah (Jennifer Connelly - *swoon* - at 13 - *non-swoon* - as a kid, and Elizabeth McGovern as an adult), he still prefers the company of young gangsters, and they are soon part of the whole world of organized crime.
The film also visits the 30s, where Noodles is released from prison after 12 years (he did some nasty stuff as a kid), and starts right up again with the grown-up Patsy, Cockeye, and Max. And throughout the film, we return to the late 60s, where Noodles is an old man, painfully remembering his past, and looking more ravaged and lonely than other older people. DeNiro is at his best in this film when he's old; he nails the look and feel of a man who regrets his entire life, but cannot turn time back.
The film is constructed in a wonderful fashion, unearthing facts as the film moves on. In all his films, the plot unfolds wonderfully, introducing us to things on a need to know basis. We don't know exactly why Noodles is so depressed at his old age until towards the ending, and somehow it's not anti-climactic. Leone is a master story-teller, always carefully plotting his films. The ending of "For a Few Dollars More," for instance, when we find out the true motivation for the Colonel's actions, is interesting, but not a let-down.
But unlike his other films, this has a much different feel. Sure, we get the same kind of style Leone is famous for, which several minutes of no dialogue but pure montage which are engrossing and hypnotic. And most of his characters are amoral, mainly because they can't be anything else. But for the first time, we get some true emotion from a Leone film. We feel sorry for Noodles since he spoils any chance he has to turn his life around. And instead of a simple plot, the story unfolds in an episodic fashion. But luckily, we still get Leone's knack for close-ups, cool shots, and making anyone look cool (even William Forsythe's face is as memorable as that of Henry Fonda in "Once Upon a Time in the West").
Also, Leone adds a lot of depth to the story, as well as some really analytical things. For instance, the film opens and ends in an opium shop, where the 1933 Noodles is getting high, and remembering parts of his life. Perhaps the whole 1968 part is just what he thinks will happen, a reminder that his life is going to be full of misery since he was chosen to live on the opposite side of the law. It makes for a more rewarding film experience.
The music by Leone regular Ennio Morricone is amazing as well.  He occasionally adapts some traditional tunes throughout the film, including the Beatles' "Yesterday." Morricone has made one of his best scores for this film.
The acting is also very good. DeNiro, as I said, just looks and feels like a man regretful of what he is. And James Woods is awesome, especially in some of his later scenes. Elizabeth McGovern is actually pretty good, although her younger self played by Jennfier Connelly is better. The big scene stealer award goes to Tuesday Weld, who plays a girl who is raped by Noodles and eventually becomes Max's girlfriend. There are lots of smaller parts for semi-famous and future famous people, like Joe Pesci, "Rocky"'s Burt Young, Treat Williams, William Forsythe, and Danny Aiello.
Leone has always been a fan of long epic films ("The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" and "Once Upon a Time in the West" are both two hours and forty-five minutes long), and this one is barely an exception. Running at a lenghty three hours and forty-five minutes, the film still never drags. Leone always keeps things moving, and is a master of montage. Sure, it's almost four hours long, but you'll never be bored, and you'll be reluctant to turn it off because it is so positively hypnotic (if you still want to see it but don't want to see a four hour gangster film, there is a two hour and fifteen minute theatrical cut, but I have no idea what they cut from it. this film is so elegantly structured that if you took thirty seconds away, the film would fall apart).
"Once Upon a Time in America" is a film which is amazingly narcotic: it's hard to stop. Leone has always had this kind of power over his viewers, and this film, the culmination of his career, is one of this best examples of this. While I still think "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" is a better film, "Once Upon a Time in America" is definitely one of his best, and one hell of a way to go out.
MY RATING (out of 4): ****
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CORBA Support
The CORBA support provided by OiL is restricted to interoperability with other ORBs.
In particular, OiL does not embrace the programming interfaces defined by the CORBA specification.
Instead, it uses a different programming interface specifically designed for Lua.
This interface is described in section Basic Concepts.
On the other hand, OiL follows the specification of the underlying GIOP protocol and its mapping to TCP/IP (a.k.a. IIOP) to interoperate with other CORBA ORBs.
However, many features defined by CORBA are not implemented by OiL.
See the table at the end of this page for a list of some of the CORBA features currently provided by OiL and also some of those that are not provided.
When a broker is created with CORBA support, an additional API is enabled.
Basically, this API is necessary to provide support for the typing information required by CORBA, as it is described in the following sections.
- Configuration Options
-
Describes the configuration options for initialization of CORBA brokers.
- Loading IDL
-
Describes the API provided to load into the broker type definitions described in CORBA's IDL or stored in remote CORBA Interface Repositories.
- Value Mapping
-
Describes how IDL types are mapped to Lua values, and how to define new types programmatically.
- Additional Features
-
Describes additional features provided by CORBA brokers, like implicit servant creation, local reference resolution, etc.
- Intercepting Invocations
-
Describes the support for interception of CORBA invocations.
Supported features
| Feature
| Tested
| Since
| Limitations
|
| Types and marshalling
|
Commom primitive IDL types
- Numeric types
- Structs
- Unions
- Sequences
- Arrays
- String
| Partial
| O2
|
Advanced primitive IDL types
- long long
- unsigned long long
- long double
| Partial
| 0.4
|
| Object references
| Yes
| O2
|
| TypeCodes for supported types
| Partial
| O2
|
|
| CORBA's Any
| Yes
| O2
| | Protocols
|
| GIOP 1.0
| Yes
| O2
|
| IIOP 1.0
| Yes
| O2
| | Object references
|
| Stringfied IOR's
| Yes
| O2
|
| corbaloc URLs
| Yes
| 0.2
| | ORB and servants
|
_non_existent basic operation
| Yes
| 0.2
|
_is_a basic operation
| Yes
| 0.3
|
_interface basic operation
| Yes
| 0.3
|
| ORB net interface and port definition
| No
| O2
|
| Definition of host and port for IOR generation
| No
| 0.1
|
| Multiple ORB instances
| Yes
| 0.1
|
| Attribute implementation as servant fields
| Yes
| O2
|
| Attribute implementation by _set_ and _get_ operations
| Yes
| 0.1
|
| Concurrent request handling
| Yes
| 0.3
|
| Absolute interface names
| Yes
| 0.3
|
| Shutdown operation
| Yes
| 0.4
|
| Operation invocation and dispatch interception
| Yes
| 0.4
| | CORBA Services
|
| Integrated interface repository
| Yes
| 0.3
|
| Naming service
| Yes
| 0.3.1
| | Dynamic proxies
|
_non_existent basic operation
| Yes
| 0.2
|
_interface basic operation
| Yes
| O2
|
_is_a basic operation
| Yes
| 0.3
|
_is_equivalent basic operation
| Yes
| 0.4
|
| oneway operations
| No
| 0.1
|
| deferred invocations (futures)
| Yes
| 0.4
| |
Not supported features
| Feature
| Priority
| Assigned
| Requirements
| | Types and marshalling
|
Advanced primitive IDL types
- wide char
- wide string
- fixed decimals
| Value types
| medium (maia)
| Maia
| LuaIDL support
|
Other IDL types
- Principal
- Abstract interfaces
- Native
| Protocols
|
| IIOP 1.1 - 1.2 support
| medium (IME-USP)
| Theóphilo
|
| Firewall bypass support
| medium (IME-USP)
| Theóphilo
| | Object references
|
| Initial References
|
| corbaname URLs
|
| FTP URLs (optional)
|
| HTTP URLs (optional)
| | ORB and servants
|
| POA manament and policies
| | CORBA Services
|
| Trading service
|
| Event service
|
| Notification service
| | Dynamic proxies
|
_is_nil basic operation
| | |
Copyright (C) 2004-2008 Tecgraf, PUC-Rio
This project is currently being maintained by Tecgraf at PUC-Rio with grants from CAPES and CNPq.


This is the home of my HTML and CSS Portfolio.
JANUARY 2016
Danny is a veteran of the music industry. He has travelled the world both as a musician and as an event producer. He likes to make music, travel, hike, and make a good cup of coffee. 2016 will see Danny exploring the possibilities of web development and programming through Epicodus .
These projects showcase the first few weeks of my Epicodus journey into coding. All webpages incorporate basic HTML and CSS.


Determines whether an object has a property with the specified name.
A property name.
Determines whether an object exists in another object's prototype chain.
Another object whose prototype chain is to be checked.
Determines whether a specified property is enumerable.
A property name.
Returns a date converted to a string using the current locale.
Returns a string representation of an object.
Returns the primitive value of the specified object.
Generated using TypeDoc
Provides functionality common to all JavaScript objects.


In typescript all numbers are floating point values. TypeScript supports binary and octal literals.
String is used to refer to textual datatype.
This is the same as:
For when need to describe the type of variables that we do not know when we are writing an application.
Starting with ECMAScript 2015, also known as ECMAScript 6, JavaScript programmers will be able to build their applications using this object-oriented class-based approach.
Any declaration (such as a variable, function, class, type alias, or interface) can be exported by adding the export keyword.
Importing is just about as easy as exporting from a module.
As its name implies, their value cannot be changed once they are bound. In other words, you can’t re-assign to them.
We created a TypeScript file for you, now let's add our first TS class called Codelab.
It will take a list of guests, and will have a 'getGuestsComing' method, which will only return people who're coming.
As you can see in the 'Main.ts' file we have 4 people signed up, but Charles Darwin had a last minute change of plans, so only 3 people should be returned.


This tool analyzes the official Node.js GitHub repository to extract the dependencies graph into a JSON file. This Web page allows you to navigate into the dependencies: you can display all dependencies for one version of Node.js or display Node.js versions that contain natively a target dependency (versionned).
| Dependency | Version |
|---|
If you want to overload the embedded version of NPM without upgrade the global version, you follow the below steps.
Install a local version of NPM:
npm install<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Add your local modules path into your PATH environment variable:
var directory = path.join(__dirname, 'node_modules', '.bin');
var separator;
if (os.platform() == 'win32') {
separator = ';';
} else {
separator = ':';
}
var existing = process.env['PATH'];
if (existing) {
process.env['PATH'] = directory + separator + existing;
} else {
process.env['PATH'] = directory;
}


We have many programs for all ages. From toddlers to Moms, everyone can find something fun to do! Below are a few of our summer programs. We will keep posting as they will keep coming! Take a look and than make sure to register!


Hello world! This is HTML5 Boilerplate.
A simple primary alert—check it out!


The MGNX testing PoS asset chain has been started for a 3rd time. Chain 1 and 2 testers have been compensated and should expect to see their coins within 8hrs.
./komodod -ac_name=MGNX -ac_supply=12465001 -ac_staked=90 -ac_reward=2000000000 -ac_halving=525960 -ac_cc=2 -ac_end=2629800 -addnode=<IP_ADDRESS>
for those interested to mine.
(edited)


This is a demo of how to render binary blobs with Three.js and Angular.js
Select a geometry type on the left to view it.
Check out the full source at Github


ping: Checks the bot's ping to the Discord server.
sparkle: Makes your words sparkly
wizard: A wizard says your words using his special wizard powers.
ask: Grabs a random question from Ask Reddit.
seeds: Shows you your current seeds in your pouch.
begin: Contains information on how to begin the various games Aeiou has.
invite: Gives an invite link to add Aeiou to your server.
shards: Shows data for all shards.
support: DMs you a link to the support server.
help: Displays a list of available commands, or detailed information for a specified command.
prefix: Shows or sets the command prefix.


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Do you find yourself a little lost trying to keep up with the history of macro posts that Romer (here, here, here), DeLong (here, here), and others have been posting? What did Lucas do, or not do, to change macro? Was it that big of a change? What is this saltwater versus freshwater stuff?
I'm here to help. The history of macro closely parallels the history of hip-hop, even down to the importance of the late 1970's and early 80's. Let me help you keep track of what is going on.
I spent way too much time thinking about this during a long car drive. But once you start, it's hard to stop. There are so many unanswered questions. Who are the Eric B. and Rakim of real business cycles? What is the academic equivalent of the Tupac/Biggie feud, and who is the Suge Knight of macroeconomists? Is Bob Hall like Michael Jackson (not the weird stuff, the massively talented stuff) relative to hip-hop?
I had to work hard to stop myself from trying to do this with other fields. But in case you were wondering, Paul Romer is Kurt Cobain and Aghion and Howitt are Pearl Jam. I may have also convinced myself that Acemoglu is Beyonce and Raj Chetty is Taylor Swift.


I am 46 years old
I hope to someday be as good as Beverly Hills Ninja
I have been training with Master Shifu and earned my Black Belt in BJJ in 2015.
Eric Out, Skadoosh!


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Occassionaly, I blog and re-share interesting things on social media.
I have experience building custom web applications in Rails, Angular 1, JQuery and Vanilla JS in order to solve a problem. I also have built several website using CMS applications like WordPress, Weebly, Joomla, etc.
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Burrowstrike
Sand King burrows into the ground and tunnels forward, damaging and stunning enemy units above him as he resurfaces.
| Mana Cost: | 110/120/130/140 |
| Cooldown: | 11 |
| ABILITY: | Unit Target, Point Target |
| AFFECTS: | Enemy Units |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| DAMAGE: | 100 / 160 / 220 / 280 |
| STUN DURATION: | 2.17 |
| RANGE: | 350 / 450 / 550 / 650 |
Crixalis often lies in wait, burrowing under the surface to ambush his adversaries.
Sand Storm
CHANNELED - Sand King creates a fearsome sandstorm that damages enemy units while hiding him from vision. The invisibility remains for a short duration after the sandstorm ends.
| Mana Cost: | 60/50/40/30 |
| Cooldown: | 40/30/20/10 |
| ABILITY: | No Target, Channeled |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| DAMAGE: | 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 |
| INVISIBILITY DELAY: | 1.5 |
| RADIUS: | 525 |
| DURATION: | 20 / 40 / 60 / 80 |
Some say Crixalis is a mirage; his carapace appearing then vanishing between the whirling sands of the Scintillant Waste.
Caustic Finale
Sand King's attacks inject a venom that causes enemy units to violently explode when its timer expires, or when the unit dies, damaging and slowing nearby enemies. Caustic Finale is a Unique Attack Modifier, and does not stack with other Unique Attack Modifier.
| ABILITY: | Passive |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| EXPLODE RADIUS: | 400 |
| EXPLODE DEATH DAMAGE: | 90 / 130 / 170 / 220 |
| EXPLODE TIMER DAMAGE: | 27 / 39 / 51 / 66 |
| EXPLODE TIMER: | 6 |
| MOVE SLOW: | 20% |
| SLOW DURATION: | 3 |
An injection from Crixalis makes one brittle and as dry as the arid wastes, subject to implosive demise.
Epicenter
CHANNELED - After channeling for 2 seconds, Sand King sends a disturbance into the earth, causing it to shudder violently. All enemies caught within range will take damage and become slowed. Each subsequent pulse increases the radius of damage dealt. Upgradable by Aghanim's Scepter.
| Mana Cost: | 175/250/325 |
| Cooldown: | 140/120/100 |
| ABILITY: | No Target, Channeled |
| DAMAGE TYPE: | Magical |
| PIERCES SPELL IMMUNITY: | No |
| PULSES: | 6 / 8 / 10 |
| DAMAGE PER PULSE: | 110 / 110 / 110 |
| MOVEMENT SLOW: | 30% / 30% / 30% |
| ATTACK SLOW: | 30 |
| SLOW DURATION: | 3 |
| SCEPTER PULSES: | 8 / 10 / 12 |
| SCEPTER COOLDOWN: | 120 / 100 / 80 |
Many an explorer was lost to the quicksands of the Scintillant Waste.


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20 mg |
oral |
2C-I |
(powder / crystals) |
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1 repeated |
smoked |
Cannabis |
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One week ago I took my first ever dose of 2c-i. I weighed out one gram and mixed it with 500ml of vodka so that 10mL of vodka would equal 20mg, which is the exact dose I wanted to take.  I was extra careful to take the exact dose I wanted because the dosages are relatively dose sensitive.
At 7:00 I drank 10mL of the vodka, waited for it to kick in. About 30 minutes later, the 2c-i kicked in full force. The come up was a bit overwhelming, and my body did not know what to do with all the excess energy so I sat down on my bed. I put some head phones on and covered myself with a blanket and started to feel very warm, and relaxed. Although it felt pretty speedy, it was more of a soothing, warm speedy, similar to MDMA.
I closed my eyes, and my closed eye vision started to be taken over completely by fractals, patterns, and random colors. I became so lost in the music that my mind and body seemed to become separated and my thoughts had to travel a long distance to get from my mind to my body. I relaxed on my bed with my eyes closed for at least an hour without opening them.
I became one with my surroundings and felt like I was in the state of Nirvana. I realized that there was something more to this life that no human could ever begin to comprehend. No other drug has ever made me feel like 2c-i did. Once I opened my eyes, I started to trip a little less hard, and started socializing with some of my other friends who were tripping too.
The trip was very controllable, unlike LSD and shrooms. It was like I could control how hard I tripped with my mind. If I wanted to trip hard, all I had to do was concentrate, and tell my mind to reenter the state of mind it was in. My trip lasted for a total of about six hours, but I could not sleep for nearly eight hours.
Towards the end of my trip, at about the five hour mark, I started to get a bit uncomfortable and had a bit of nausea, but that wasn't my big problem. I had some mucus in my throat and I had to keep spitting. There was so much spit that I could not bear to swallow it all. I had to spit into a cup for a few hours until it stopped, then I was finally able to go to sleep.
Despite this little mishap, I love 2c-i. The good thing about it is the trip is not so mentally overpowering if I don't want it to be. I could definitely see myself functioning in public on 2c-i. This drug is truly psychedelic and places among my favorites now. The next day I felt amazing. I had a bit of an afterglow throughout the next day and felt like I really learned something the night before. I felt like a much better person overall. I want experiment in the 25-30mg dose range but I need to find a way to resolve my mucus problem because I would think a larger dose would just make it worse.
I have done MDMA, AMT, 5-meo-amt, 2c-t-7, 2c-b, lsd, shrooms, salvia and oral DMT and out of these 2c-i ties for second, with shrooms, which are right below LSD. The best way I could describe 2c-i by comparing it to other drugs would be to call it a psychedelic tab, or a mellow hit of acid. I got tons of closed eye visuals and also a good amount of opened eye visuals. 2c-I did however make me feel dizzy which most psychedelic donít do to me.
Smoking marijuana increased the dizziness significantly, so during one smoke session, I had to stop before the bowl was done. I could not handle another hit of the pot. The open eye visuals were very similar to 2c-b open eye visuals, which are somewhat like LSD. This was my first experience with 2c-i but I plan on using it again. If you are thinking about taking 2c-i be sure to accurately weight it out. Eyeballing could lead to a disaster. Be safe,
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Inherit from this class to give your object the ability to dispatch events. Note that this class provides event sending behaviour, not event receiving behaviour: your object will be able to broadcast events, and other objects will be able to listen for those events using goog.events.listen().
The name "EventTarget" reflects the fact that this class implements the EventTarget interface as defined by W3C DOM 2/3, with a few differences:
Unless propagation is stopped, an event dispatched by an EventTarget
will bubble to the parent returned by getParentEventTarget
.
To set the parent, call setParentEventTarget
or override
getParentEventTarget
in a subclass. Subclasses that don't
support changing the parent should override the setter to throw an error.
Example usage:
var source = new goog.events.EventTarget(); function handleEvent(event) { alert('Type: ' + e.type + '\nTarget: ' + e.target); } goog.events.listen(source, 'foo', handleEvent); ... source.dispatchEvent({type: 'foo'}); // will call handleEvent // or source.dispatchEvent('foo'); ... goog.events.unlisten(source, 'foo', handleEvent); // You can also use the Listener interface: var listener = { handleEvent: function(event) { ... } }; goog.events.listen(source, 'bar', listener);extends goog.Disposable
| Instance Method Summary | |
addEventListener(string type, ?Object handler, boolean= opt_capture, ?Object= opt_handlerScope) Adds an event listener to the event target. The same handler can only be added once per the type. Even if you add the same handler multiple times using the same type then it will only be called once when the event is dispatched. Supported for legacy but use goog.events.listen(src, type, handler) instead. | |
dispatchEvent((Object|goog.events.Event|null|string) e) ⇒ boolean Dispatches an event (or event like object) and calls all listeners listening for events of this type. The type of the event is decided by the type property on the event object. If any of the listeners returns false OR calls preventDefault then this function will return false. If one of the capture listeners calls stopPropagation, then the bubble listeners won't fire. | |
disposeInternal() Unattach listeners from this object. Classes that extend EventTarget may need to override this method in order to remove references to DOM Elements and additional listeners, it should be something like this: MyClass.prototype.disposeInternal = function() { MyClass.superClass_.disposeInternal.call(this); // Dispose logic for MyClass }; | |
getParentEventTarget() ⇒ ?goog.events.EventTarget Returns the parent of this event target to use for bubbling. | |
removeEventListener(string type, ?Object handler, boolean= opt_capture, ?Object= opt_handlerScope) Removes an event listener from the event target. The handler must be the same object as the one added. If the handler has not been added then nothing is done. | |
setParentEventTarget(?goog.events.EventTarget parent) Sets the parent of this event target to use for bubbling. |


THE CLIENT:
ABOUT: French Toast is a company that sells school uniforms for K-12. They partner with schools to coordinate a selection of garments to meet each dress & uniform code requirements. They were interested in a site redesign that would work well both for those browsing the entire site, but also parents who were sent an email checklist of specific types of clothes.
ROLE: UXA
METHODS USED Heuristic evaluation, card sorting, site map, user flows, sketching, prototyping, wireframing, and usability testing.
OVERVIEW
RESEARCH AND FINDINGS
PERSONAS: The bulk of French Toast users are parents with various nuances. I was given a few personas that demonstrated French Toasts typical users. With that information, my surveys, and interviews, and synthesis I uncovered insights:
1) Users view this type of experience as a task rather than pleasurable.
2) Users want things to be effortless (no barriers).
3) Users want to get things done FAST!
CARD SORTING: I asked for a list of all the products to be sold on the True Spirit site and began card sorting with users. This was beneficial both for the categorization of products and creating my site map.
GO WITH THE FLOW
SITEMAP: For ease of searching and loading new pages home page/product gallery is a single scrolling page. Now users can casually view everything at once or filter their search through the side navigation.
HOMEPAGE: Many of the schools will send emails to parents with link(s) to specific garments that fit their dress code. Those who click on a school link will be taken to a curated landing page that only shows the products deemed acceptable by the school. For ease of searching and less loading of pages I made the product gallery a single page.
PRODUCT PAGE: I wanted to limit the steps between finding a product and buying it. In doing this I made the site simpler with less opportunities to get lost. I endeavored to make the entire site a 3-step process.
1. Find product(s)
2. Select size & color
3. Checkout
CHECKOUT PROCESS
NAVIGATION: Making minimal site with various routes requires an appropriate level of navigation.
ACCOUNTS: My audience are young parents, busy parents who, in interviews, mentioned not wanting more accounts to manage. I was curious what social platforms were most common amongst the users. Most everyone I surveyed had either a Facebook or Gmail account. With that, implemented an option to use an existing Gmail or Facebook account instead of creating a new unique account. This worked well in User Testing.
Next Steps
- Usability testing with users
- Look into mobile web
- Add UI


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When you add a pattern to the space, the logical thing to do (in most
contexts) would be to apply it to the visible content and highlight any
matches on existing representations. But there should be some
representation of the pattern even if it matches nothing.
This matching, by the way, implies something about the attractive force
between things.
When does “containment” make sense among a flat graph of things?
(script below)
MELD preamble
This is (a working draft of) the MELD preamble.
Background
MELD is a project for creating a dynamic medium on top of HTML
documents. A MELD document is anything you can think of: an
interactive presentation, a model of the Earth, a personal
computing environment. MELD supports the arbitrary organization of
“programs” into documents and is itself is embodied in HTML
fragments, meaning that you could tuck it away in an appendix or
scatter its parts as you see fit. However, because of the way that
HTML works, some of that foundation must physically (i.e.
lexically) precede everything else in order for the system to
work. That's what this preamble is for: to provide a minimal basis
for everything else.
(This still does not precede the document head. MELD
systems avoid using the document head because it's invisible.)
AMD loader
The first order of business is to define an asynchronous module
loader. This allows later pieces to be defined and used in any
order. This module loader is mostly conformant to the
Asynchronous Module Definition (AMD) spec, with the following exceptions:
define is lazy: it doesn't execute the factory
function. require is eager.
basic
We start with a basic module loader. Following is a (far from
final) implementation of a minimal subset of AMD. It handles
asynchronous definitions, but has no notion of remote scripts.
One distinguishing feature of this implementation is that it
posts a global event whenever a module is defined. This
information can be put to various uses by listeners, such as
to construct a dependency graph.
extended
We now extend the basic AMD core defined above to include
support for name resolution and remote script retrieval.
initialize amd loader
The AMD loader provides functions that can be used to create the
globals, but it doesn't actually create them. It should. I think
the only reason I do it separately is that I don't currently have
a way to configure the loader (paths, etc) after the fact.
Fix upstream issue
For above
Rule-based representations
Box with download link
MELD system
The MELD system is the bootstrapper that lets you work with models.
Except not, right now.
dynamic html for the twenty-first century
This document is about making plain HTML into a dynamic, literate
modeling platform.
One of the chief hurdles of persistence is capturing transitive
dependencies. If we require an external module that in turn requires
an external module, we need to incorporate both into a
standalone document in order for it to work.
The following figure shows an
animation that is the result of an AMD module which depends on another
AMD module.
The following script triggers the initialization
Status: you can use the above link to save the document with
dynamic changes to HTML (such as edits to the title), and the resulting
(standalone) document can also be saved in a way that persists such
changes!
Built-in capabilities : what we get “for free”
In this section, we look at (yes, look at) the web
platform's built-in capabilities supporting dynamic
documents. While they are not sufficient for all of our needs, we
can use these features with minimal effort and build on them.
By “free” I mean “without script.” If we have to implement it
ourselves, it's not free.
Extending the built-in capabilities
defensiveness
The objective of portability is that (to the extent possible) a
document can travel from one environment to another and retain
its essential character (for lack of a better word).
Some of that preservation relies on those capabilities that will
become unavailable in standalone mode. Therefore, a portable
document must pre-emptively take the steps that will
allow it to survive in the wild.
What this means in practice is that we need to inline scripts
(and other things that come from the host) as soon as the
document is loaded.
This script finds and inlines all of the remote scripts in the
document by fetching their content. Since it fetches an
arbitrary resource from an arbitrary location, it will only work
in hosted mode. (At least, I have not found a way to access the
content of a remote script that was fetched via a script
src.)
That code replaces remote script references with inline scripts.
It also annotates the inlined script with the source URL, so
that we know where it came from. We make that annotation visible
with style rules:
saving ourselves
Portability depends on our having the ability to save the
document.
This module provides tools for persisting the state of the
document and making its content available for download using
ordinary links.
That defines the mechanism for making a download link, but
doesn't actually apply it to the document.
A few notes:
This doesn't guarantee that the document has a download link.
We could also create one if one is not found. The only
question would be, where to put it?
Simply taking the document content as-is will not give the
desired or expected result for many particular cases (such as
preserving the content of textareas). To support these cases,
we will need a way to register functions to perform
synchronous preprocessing of the document before document
serialization.


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LISN
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I am full professor at LISN-CNRS, in INRIA team A&O/TAU that focuses on machine learning and stochastic optimization. I work mostly on timeseries analysis and manifold optimization. I teach at the Computer Science departement of IUT d’Orsay. I follow and promote open science guidelines, including for sharing data and codes. I am the lead developer of MOABB, to push the reproducibility of research on brain-computer interfaces and to ensure a fair and open benchmarks of all machine learning pipelines on those data. I am in charge of the PyRiemann package, that define machine learning algorithm for processing timeseries through the Riemannian geometry of symmetric positive definite matrices. I am the author of MDLA, a framework for dictionary learning on multivariate time series. I contribute to various open source projects, such as and pymanopt, Geomstats and others.
I am actively working in the handicap workgroup of Université Paris-Saclay. We have organized the Handiversité meeting in 2016, 2018 and 2021. Specific efforts are made for promoting and teaching computer accessibility, with a mission to coordinate global policy for general accessibility and inclusion in Université Paris-Saclay.
I serve as vice-president for Cortico, the French academic association promoting the advances in brain-computer interface. Cortico hosts a two-day conference every year: Bordeaux in 2017, Toulouse in 2018, Lille in 2019, online in 2021 and Grenoble in 2022.
Past position:
- Associate Professor at LISV, in team Assistance & Interface that focuses on assistive robotics.
- Post-doc fellow in LTCI (Signal processing department, Télécom ParisTech) on Brain-Computer Interfaces in EEG
- Post-doc fellow in TAU team (INRIA Saclay - LRI funded by the ASAP ANR project on deep learning and swarm intelligence.
- ATER (french assistant professor) in ETIS lab in neurocybernetic team on neural models of visual preattention and in Computer Science department of Université de Cergy Pontoise
- PhD thesis on the implementation of a preattentional system with spiking neurons, in LIMSI-CNRS, under the supervision of Philippe Tarroux and Hélène Paugam-Moisy.
news
| Nov 9, 2022 | Our approach on functionnal connectivity for BCI out in IEEE Trans. BioMedEng! Called Fucone, as the old Corsican word, the code is available on GitHub, relying mostly on MOABB and Pyriemann. |
| Nov 9, 2022 | Our paper on Bayesian accumulation for Riemannian probabilities applied to P300 speller is out! The live demo is available with Timeflux and the paper’s code is on GitHub |
| Oct 20, 2022 | I co-organized the IFRATH/Cortico miniconference on brain-computer interface and handicap in Paris. |
| Oct 11, 2022 | I gave an interview in the French Podcast “Dans la handitech”, by Julie Preciat and Paris&Co. |
| Jul 17, 2022 | New PyRiemann version out! There are nice addition in this new version, see this thread |
| May 31, 2022 | Isabelle Hoxha is finalist of the national contest “Ma Thèse en 180 secondes”, the replay of her talk is available here |
| Apr 9, 2022 | Isabelle Hoxha is a national finalist of MT180 (Ma Thèse en 180s), the last part will be held the 31st of May in Lyon. |
| Feb 22, 2022 | A new version of MOABB is available in PyPi! With new datasets, visualisation and bug fixing, check the documentation here. |
| Feb 14, 2022 | Paper describing winning solution of Beetl NeurIPS competition and take home message is out on arXiv. It will be published in JMLR. |
| Nov 24, 2021 | I organized the Brain Age Prediction Challenge from EEG, with Sebastien Treguer, to estimate age of infants from brain signals. All details are available on the competition website. |


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Read a javascript source file and add its contents to the list of what should
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PHANTOMS
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: ** OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 1/23/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:35 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Peter O'Toole, Joanna Going, Rose McGowan, Ben Affleck, Liev Schreiber, Clifton Powell Director: Joe Chappelle Producers: Joel Soisson, Michael Leahy, Robert Pringle, Steve Lane Screenplay: Dean Koontz based on his book Cinematography: Richard Clabaugh Music: David Williams U.S. Distributor: Dimension Films
Snowfield, Colorado. In the summer, it has a population of 4000. In the winter, it has a population of 400. On this day, it has a population of 4. So begins Dean Koontz's PHANTOMS, a horror film that starts out creepy but ends up disjointed and borderline-incoherent. It's a shame that the final product isn't a little better packaged because, unlike many lame entries into the genre, this one actually contains a few interesting, philosophically titillating ideas. (For example, what does it really mean to be a god?) Sadly, they're not presented effectively. It's the same old story: a promising premise, poorly realized.
To call PHANTOMS dissatisfying is to oversimplify the problem. A better term is frustrating, because you have the sense that there's so much more to the story than what shows up on screen. Of course, that's often the problem with adapting a novel, even when the screenwriter and the book's author are the same. The movie has such a sketchy, rushed feel that it's almost like reading the outline of a story rather than the story itself. The plot flashes by at breakneck speed and there's little or no time for character development. What there is time for, however, are the obligatory scare tactics necessary to make the audience jump at shadows.
As PHANTOMS opens, Dr. Jennifer Pailey (Joanna Going) is bringing her teenage sister, Lisa (Rose McGowan) home with her to the sleepy town of Snowfield to give the younger woman a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. The Snowfield that Jennifer returns to is not the one she recently left, however. No one is around, except Sheriff Bryce Hammond (Ben Affleck) and two of his deputies. There are a few dead bodies, severed hands, and decapitated corpses, but most of the town's residents have vanished. Then, when one of Bryce's officers is killed and the other one (Liev Schreiber) appears on the verge of a nervous breakdown, the four survivors' investigations lead to a terrifying conclusion. Meanwhile, government officials, who are aware that something strange is going on in Snowfield, call on the services of Dr. Timothy Flyte (Peter O'Toole), a university professor-turned-tabloid writer with experience in paranormal matters. Flyte identifies the creature in Snowfield as "The Ancient Enemy", a creature not from outer space, but which once resided deep within the Earth's crust, and now, convinced that it is a god, it has emerged to begin its reign of terror.
While veteran actor Peter O'Toole brings an air of refinement and respectability to the role of the slightly nutty professor, this part isn't going to earn him a seventh Academy Award nomination. Ben Affleck, who was likable in CHASING AMY and solid in GOOD WILL HUNTING, is rather lifeless here. Joanna Going (INVENTING THE ABBOTTS) and Rose McGowan (SCREAM) are a couple of pretty faces with little else to do beyond speaking hackneyed dialogue. Only Liev Schreiber (SCREAM 2) gets a chance to cut loose with an uninhibited and over-the-top performance.
Working from Koontz's script, director Joe Chappelle (who survived having helmed one of the worst films of 1996, HALLOWEEN: THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS) manages to create several eerie sequences. The early part of the film, with Jenny and Lisa wending their way through what has become a ghost town, has a claustrophobic feel to it. Eventually, however, the tension drains away as the somewhat-burdensome plot kicks into high gear and too much time is spent on exposition instead of character development and atmosphere. The second half of PHANTOMS, despite being reasonably fast-paced, isn't all that interesting.
Koontz aficionados assure me that the novel is great. Never having read PHANTOMS, I'll take their word for it. The movie, however, isn't anything special. What ends up on screen is a pastiche of monster movie clichés with few genuine scares, sequences that could have been lifted from any one of the ALIEN movies, and an effects creature that's anything but special. All this adds up to is yet another "high concept" horror movie that isn't noticeably better than its numerous, "low concept" counterparts.
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As stated in the Classes section, we separate our functionality into classes and then import those classes where needed.
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You'll notice that we don’t have to include .js
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If we're trying to import a file-type other than js, we have to explicitly declare the type. This can be seen whenever we import html files in a page class:
We use lodash a lot, which is an npm package. To use it in a js file, at the top, you'll see this:
Notice how we’re assigning the lodash package to the variable _. We could also do something like this to get the same result:
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You'll notice that we don't have to do relative paths like ../../npm/lodash for npm-installed packages. That's because npm knows to look in our packages folder.
With ES6, we can also export and import variables between files. If you look at any of the page.js files in src/ui/app/routes/**, you’ll see this being accomplished:
file: app/routes/home/index/home-index.page.jsWe’re not only exporting the class, but also the ROUTE and PARAMS object.
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| Class | Description |
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| BidController |
Detail : Bid controller is used to implement bidding notification feature.
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| BidController.buildBidCounterOfThisRequester |
Create BidCounter in ES database
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| BidController.deleteAllBidCounters |
A static class used to delete all user from the ES database
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| BidController.searchBidCounterOfThisRequester |
Search bid counter from ES database
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| BidController.updateBidCounterOfThisRequester |
Update bidcounter of this requester from ES database
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| FileSystemController |
Controller to convert tasks from TaskObject and Json format.
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| OfflineController |
Execute offline tasks when the App reconnects to the internet.
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| PlaceArrayAdapterController |
Calls Google Place API to get suggestions for requester when posting
a new task
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| TaskController |
Activities can communicate with task model, bid model through this class.
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| TaskController.addTask |
A static class to add a task to ES database
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| TaskController.deleteAllTasks |
A static class to delete all tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.deleteTaskById |
A static class to delete a task by its id in ES database
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| TaskController.getTaskById |
A static class to get a task by its id from ES database
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| TaskController.providerGetBiddenTasks |
A static class to get provider bidden tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.providerSetBid |
A static class to set bid in ES database
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| TaskController.requesterGetBiddenTasks |
A static class to get requester bidden tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.requesterUpdateTask |
A static class to update tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchAllBid |
A static class to search all bid of a task
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| TaskController.searchAllBiddenRequestingTasks |
A static class to search all requesting tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchAllBiddenTasks |
A static class to search all requesting tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchAllRequestingTasks |
A static class to search all requesting tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchAllTasksOfThisRequester |
A static class to search all tasks of this requester in ES database
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| TaskController.searchAssignTasksOfThisProvider |
A static class to search all tasks of this provider in ES database
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| TaskController.searchBiddenTasksOfThisProvider |
A static class to search bidden tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchBiddenTasksOfThisProviderGetTaskList |
A static class to search bidden tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchDoneTasksOfThisProvider |
A static class to search bidden tasks in ES database
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| TaskController.searchTaskByKeyword |
A static class to search task by key word in ES database
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| UserController |
Activities can communicate with user model through this class.
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| UserController.addUser |
A static class used to add user to the ES database
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| UserController.deleteAllUsers |
A static class used to delete all user from the ES database
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| UserController.GetAllUsers |
A static class used to get all user to the ES database
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| UserController.getAUserById |
A static class used to get a user by its Id from the ES database
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| UserController.getAUserByName |
A static class used to get a user by its name from the ES database
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| UserController.updateUser |
Static class that update user profile
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