Rugby: New Zealand captain Read bows out in typical fashion
TOKYO: Kieran Read did not want a World Cup third-place play-off to be his last Test but you would never have known it from the way the New Zealand captain played during the All Blacks' 40-17 win over Wales in Tokyo on Friday (Nov 1).
The number eight had hoped his 127th international, his final match before he quits Tests and continues his club career in Japan, would have seen him leading New Zealand to a third successive World Cup title.
Last week's stunning 19-7 semi-final loss to England in Yokohama, however, put paid to that ambition.
Instead the 34-year-old Read, a double world champion, found himself leading his country in a match often labelled as the fixture no one wants to play in but which, in this case, preserved New Zealand's 66-year unbeaten run against Wales.
And yet from his passionate display in the traditional pre-match haka, or the fact he was the last man up from the bottom of the opening ruck, it was clear this was business as usual for Read, whose 52 Tests as New Zealand captain are second only to that of former team-mate Richie McCaw's 110.
Read's 11-year international career has also seen him emerge as one of the finest ball-handling back-row forwards of his generation.
That passing skill was evident in the way he found Brodie Retallick before the lock's neat back-flick sent in prop Joe Moody for the first try of the match at Tokyo Stadium.
Read was one of several All Blacks bidding farewell to international rugby.
But while the likes of centre Sonny Bill Williams were replaced before the end, Read played on to the finish, not sparing himself in one of the most demanding positions in the game.
Read has always been the ultimate team man and that quality was in evidence again as he resisted pleas from his friends to kick a drop goal in the style of another great All Blacks back-row, Zinzan Brooke.
"It's one thing my mates give me stick about a lot - that I've never got a dropped goal," a smiling Read said ahead of Friday's match.
"I just don't see it happening, unfortunately. I'll just do my job, what I've done all my career."
And that is exactly what he did, with this victory seeing Read end his time in Test rugby with an astonishing win rate of more than 84 per cent.


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Signals that the next subscription and unsubscription requests can be accumulated and sent to Lightstreamer Server with a single connection. All the subsequent requests will be stopped until the declared number of requests has been accumulated. For this reason, subscription requests can be included in a batch only if they belong to separate threads; sequential requests cannot be processed in the same batch. Any subscribe* and unsubscribe* can be batched. Calls to ForceUnsubscribeTable are not batched. Batches are cumulative; if a call to BatchRequests is performed while a previous batch is still accumulating, the previous batch is extended. At connection... more | |
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Requests new constraints to be applied on the overall data flow from the current Connection. The new limits override the limits requested with the connection operation or the last call to this method (a constraint not set means an unlimited constraint and may override a previous limiting constraint). They can only be used in order to restrict the constraints set by Lightstreamer Server Metadata Adapter. If the connection is not active, the call has no effect. The method is blocking; it returns only after receiving the Server answer upon the request submission. | |
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Closes a pending batch. If a batch size was declared and the current batch is still accumulating requests, the current set of requests is sent the same to Lightstreamer Server, while further requests will not be batched. The client can call this in order to overcome a possible error in sending a batch of requests, since, if less than the declared requests were performed, all requests would be blocked until the declared number of requests has been reached. Calling CloseBatch is always safe; however, since batched requests are blocked until completion of the batch, there is no guarantee that all... more | |
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Opens a connection to the Server with the supplied parameters. More precisely, the Server will initiate a push session for this client, which will be accessed through a streaming connection or through a train of polling connections, depending on the configuration parameters. If a connection is already open, it is closed first. If streaming (as opposed to polling) is specified in the connection parameters and the environment does not allow HTTP streaming, then the "Stream-sense" feature, if enabled, is activated; hence, if the streaming connection has not yielded any data after a few seconds, a polling connection is tried instead.... more | |
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Sets the ILoggerProvider instance that will be used by the classes of the library to obtain ILogger instances used to propagate internal logging. Providing a new provider to the library permits to consume the log produced through custom ILogger implementation. As soon as a new ILoggerProvider is provided all the instances of ILogger already in use in the library are discarded and substituted with instanced obtained from this new instance. If a null value is provided, the default consumers, that discard all the log, are enabled. | |
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This tag library is used to produce HTML forms from topic map data and to map the information entered into those forms back into actions that cause the topic map to be modified. The tags fall into three categories: for producing the form, for producing form components, and helper tags for added flexibility.
These tags must always be contained in a tolog:context tag [1], while the form component tags must always be contained in a webed:form tag, and the helper tags must always be contained in one of the form component tags.
The tag library is designed as an extension of the Navigator Framework tag libraries, and uses the same variable concept. Many of the attributes in this tag library contain variable names which resolve to Navigator Framework variables.
In addition, some of the attribute values refer to the action configuration file, which is typically located under ${WEB_APP}/WEB-INF/config/actions.xml. This file contains action definitions clumped together in action groups. HTML forms and action groups usually correspond one-to-one.
Generates as output the ID of an action, and will bind the name and any given parameters to that action. Any request with this ID as a request parameter will trigger the action with the given parameters. Useful in cases where more complex action handling is wanted.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | The name of the action which should be executed when the form is submitted. |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Additional parameters to the action. |
| value | No | Variable name(s) or JSP attribute | The value of the form control; will be received by the triggered action. If the attribute is not specified the action will be always be invoked when the form is submitted. |
| control | No | ( list | button ) | Name of form control that is being rendered. The default is 'button'. |
| pattern | No | Variable or JSP attribute | If given, the string value entered in the text field must be match the regular expression. This will be validated both using JavaScript in the HTML page and on receipt of the submitted form on the server. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" |
If the action is readonly it cannot submit any changes to the topic map. Whether the actionid is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the actionid and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Renders a button control element (according to the button template) used to submit the form and trigger an action on the server side.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | Sets the name of the action which should be executed when the form is submitted. |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Value which should be made available to the action triggered by the button. The names must be separated by whitespace. Note that the order of the parameters matters and is specific to the action. |
| image | No | Image type name | If set the button will be shown as an image. The image name is mapped to the action configuration file. If text is set, that will become the button title (shown as tooltip by most browsers). One of text and image must be specified. |
| text | No | Text value | If set, and image is not set, the value given will be the label on the button. One of text and image must be specified. |
| reset | No | Variable name or (true | false) | Whether this button should be a reset button (which resets the form field values to their original values). The default is "false". |
| id | No | Unique ID | Specifies a unique id for the tag that will be used as the value of an ID attribute in the generated output. This id value can later be used to look up the content generated by the tag. |
| readonly | No | Variable name or "false" | If the button is readonly, the button will not be displayed at all. Whether the button is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the button and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Renders a check box element, which the user can check or uncheck. Changing the state of the check box causes the attached action to be triggered.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | The name of the action which should be executed when the form is submitted. |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Additional parameters to the action. |
| state | No | Variable name or JSP attribute | The state of the check box. If the variable name is bound to a value that evaluates as true the box is checked, otherwise not. (If the attribute is not given the box is not checked.) |
| id | No | Unique ID | Specifies a unique id for the tag that will be used as the value of an ID attribute in the generated output. This id value can later be used to look up the content generated by the tag. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" | If the checkbox is readonly it is disabled in the page. Whether the checkbox is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the checkbox and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Generate a text input field element (according to the field template) that can be used to edit text strings. This may be one-line or multiline.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | Sets the name of the action which should be executed to reflect the changed value of the field when the form is submitted. |
| type | Yes | Field type name | Retrieves information about the field type (whether it should be a single or multiline input field and the concrete dimension) by the given name from the action configuration file (see element fieldMap). |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Values which should be made available to the action handling the field. The names are separated by whitespace. Note that the order of the parameters matters and is specific to the related action. See the action library reference for the parameters used by the different actions. |
| id | No | Unique ID | Specifies a unique id for the tag that will be used as the value of an ID attribute in the generated output. This id value can later be used to look up the content generated by the tag. |
| trim | No | Variable name, JSP attribute, or (true | false) | Leading and trailing whitespace will be removed from the contents of the tag if true, otherwise they will be left in. The default is true. |
| pattern | No | Variable or JSP attribute | If given, the string value entered in the text field must be match the regular expression. This will be validated both using JavaScript in the HTML page and on receipt of the submitted form on the server. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" |
If the field is readonly, then it cannot submit any changes to the topic map and the field will not be editable. Instead the text contents of the field will be displayed as plain text. Whether the field is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the field and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Generates a form element (according to the form template) which acts as a container for input fields, selection lists and control buttons. The form is mapped to an action group which handles the form data when the form is submitted.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| actiongroup | Yes | Group name | Sets the name of the action group as specified in the action configuration file. |
| actionURI | No | URI | If a (relative or absolute) action URI is specified this overwrites the default action of the form (which is the process servlet[2]). In most cases it is not necessary to specify something for this value. |
| target | No | Frame target name | If target is given it overwrites the default frame target setting deduced from the action configuration file. |
| lock | No | Variable name or JSP attribute | Name of the navigator variable containing the objects to lock. If one of the objects cannot be locked the request will be forwarded to a special page (as specified in the action configuration file). If no such page is specified, the form becomes readonly (for details, see the readonly attribute). |
| id | No | Unique ID | Specifies a unique id for the tag that will be used as the value of an ID attribute in the generated output. This id value can later be used to look up the content generated by the tag. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" |
If a form is readonly (as opposed to read/write), then by default, all subelements of the form become readonly, which means they cannot be edited, nor modify the topic map. A form becomes readonly, either by setting the readonly attribute to true or if one of the lock variables (please refer to the lock attribute) cannot be locked. Note that "false" overrides the setting on the form, making the subelement not readonly, even if the form is readonly. If the form is not readonly, then the value of the readonly attribute of each subelement determines whether the element should be readonly (if true) or read/write (if false). The attribute evaluates to false if the variable referenced is empty/undefined, or if the literal string "false" is given. |
Generates a hidden form field that will cause the connected action to be triggered when the form is submitted. The action will always be triggered, except when the invoke tag is a child of a button tag, in which case it will only be invoked when the button is pressed.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | The name of the action which should be executed when the form is submitted. |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Additional parameters to the action. |
| value | No | Variable name(s) | The value of the form control; will be received by the triggered action. |
| runIfNoChanges | No | JSP attribute or (true | false) | If set to false, the action will not run if no other actions run. The default is true. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" | If the component is readonly it will be ignored and produce no HTML output at all. Whether the invoke is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the invoke and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Generates a selection list representation with the help of the list template for choosing one or multiple values. The list may be a drop-down list, single-select list, multi-select list, radio-button list, or checkbox list.
| Name | Required | Value | Description |
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| action | Yes | Action name | The name of the action which should be executed when the form is submitted. |
| collection | Yes | Variable name or JSP attribute | The candidates for the object's values. |
| selected | No | Variable name or JSP attribute | The currently set value. |
| params | No | Variable name(s) or qname(s) or JSP attributes | Additional parameters to the action. |
| type | No | (dropdown | scrolling | multiselect | radio | checkbox) | Sets which type of menu should be used when presenting the selection list. If 'type' is not set, "dropdown" will be the default behaviour. |
| id | No | Unique ID | Specifies a unique id for the tag that will be used as the value of an ID attribute in the generated output. This id value can later be used to look up the content generated by the tag. |
| unspecified | No | String | Specifies what the label of the "no choice" element in the list should be. If set to "none" there will be no "no choice" element. If type is multiselect this attribute has no effect. |
| readonly | No | Variable or "false" |
If the list is readonly, the selected element in the list will be displayed as plain text, and the list will not be editable. Whether the list is readonly depends on the readonly attribute of the actionid and the readonly state of the form. For details, please read about the readonly attribute of the form tag. |
Some information about the templates used by the form tag library. To ease understandability each tag maps to exactly one template file (the default name of the template file maps to the name of the tag).
The templates used by the tag library are Velocity [3] based. This means that the syntax used in the template files must be compliant with the Velocity Template Language (VTL).
If a default installation is used, the templates will reside in the ontopia.jar file, but it is possible to override this and place the templates whereever you like. The following summarizes the configuration trail: First lookup in your web application descriptor file (${WEB_APP}/WEB-INF/web.xml) for the context parameter velocity_properties. The value of this property tells you where the velocity property file is located (default: ${WEB_APP}/WEB-INF/config/velocity.properties). Inside the velocity properties file there has to be property named file.resource.loader.path, this describes relative to the web application context directory in which directory the templates are located.
Note also that there is a very close correspondence between the use of the tags in pages and the action configuration. This file is usually found at ${WEB_APP}/WEB-INF/config/actions.xml, but this may vary with the configuration of the framework.


Finally, you can see the components of the series, the power spectrum and the resultant Fourier series displayed all at once. You can select one of the example functions from the previous sections, or input your own custom function, and see how all the elements work together to build a Fourier series.
To specify a custom function, select custom from the drop down menu and input your desired function into the
input for $f(x)$.
The period slider forces the function you have specified to be periodic over $-L < x \leq L$.
For example if $f(x) = \sin(x)$ with $L = 1$, this is the sine function but cut at $x = \pm 1$ and forced
to be periodic over just this range (not the full $2\pi$ period).
The following functions can be used:
Entering 5x does not work: instead you should write 5*x.
Write exponents as a^(exponent), so $x^2$ is writen as x^2.
Functions should be real and fully defined over the domain, for example log(x) is imaginary
for values less than zero, so does not work.
log(x+1) does not work either (with a period of 1), since log is undefined at zero, however
log(1+x^2) does work for all periods, since it is defined over the whole domain and is real.
Sometimes due to the numerical integration methods used, the power spectrum shows very small values ($10^{-17}$).
These are simply due to the inexact integration and should be treated as zero.


--- title: The Lastest Mario Hotness date: 2017-10-27 00:00:00 Z tags: - super - mario - odyssey - rajiblaze layout: post excerpt_separator: "" description: The latest Mario game on the Nintendo Switch ---
The latest, greatest Mario game is finally out on the Nintendo Switch. Not bad timing, too!
We're just about more than half a year from the Switches initial launch, and it's flagship hero Mario is ready for another 3D platform adventure. Call it an "odyssey" of sorts. The story doesn't stray away from it's previous games. Princess Peach is kidnapped by Bowser again, and it's up to Mario and its ghosty assistant to track Bowser through numerous of worlds called 'kingdoms'. New powers include the ability to possess other enemies that provide some depth to the typical platform gameplay.
The game is full retail price, but I'm sure it's more than worth it. Once I get a Switch, this will be one of the games on my list!


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Class Summary |
| Button |
A push-button widget build with div elements using only CSS to create
shading effects. |
| ButtonBar |
The ButtonBar is horizontal panel on which Button widgets can be
placed. |
| DeferredPopupCommand |
This class is an extended version of the DeferredCommand class. |
| Link |
A standard HTML anchor widget. |
| Rating |
The Rating Widget provides an intuitive rating experience that allows users
to select the number of stars (or other custom images) that represents their
rating. |
| RoundedLinePanel |
The RoundedLinePanel class adds rounded corners with a line around
the widget in a different color. |
| RoundedPanel |
The RoundedPanel class adds similar rounded corners, as seen
in other Google applications, to a widget. |
| Span |
A widget that contains arbitrary text, not interpreted as HTML. |
| TextNode |
This class creates a DOM TextNode as a Widget. |
| VerticalTabBar |
A vertical bar of folder-style tabs, most commonly used as part of a
VerticalTabPanel . |
| VerticalTabPanel |
A panel that represents a tabbed set of pages, each of which contains another
widget. |


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The paint-and-sip industry is a little more than a decade old. People show up to drink while an instructor slowly guides them, step-by-step, through the creation of a prechosen design. The idea was pioneered by Painting With a Twist, which two women in New Orleans started while looking for a reason to gather after Hurricane Katrina; it now has 200-plus locations, more than a third of which opened last year. Based on growth, it was rated the No. 1 franchise in Entrepreneur magazine’s Franchise 500 list.
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A typical Paint Nite teacher is a young, full-time artist or an older art teacher. Many, like Boston’s Callie Hastings, who is now on staff at the company, once taught preschool. She says teaching 4-year-olds how to paint isn’t all that different from teaching drunk people: “They have short attention spans. So you have to talk in short sentences.” She was surprised to find that people didn’t choose classes based on date or location, but on the painting itself. They will drive an extra 45 minutes, past two other Paint Nite locations, to execute the pastoral landscape that will go perfectly in their dining room. To avoid copyright issues, all the paintings have been created by Paint Nite artists, and there’s a huge selection. One of Paint Nite’s first crises came when artists got mad that other people were using their works in classes. Now instructors give $10 per session to the creator of the work.
Choosing the painting that brings in a crowd is an art in itself: The work can’t look so challenging that you’d have trouble reproducing it drunk; it should involve nature and have enough contrast to look good on social media; and, if possible, it should knock off a famous impressionist. Most artists learn this the hard way, despite the advice in Paint Nite’s starter kit. “A lot of them pick paintings based on what they like,” McGrail says.  Not surprisingly, it didn’t sell that well.” After years of pushing artists to hire a nude male model—Hermann and McGrail wanted to call it Asstastic night—without anyone taking them up on it, they recently got an instructor to do it in Boston in June. Demand was so high they had to rent out a theater.
—Joel Stein, in Bloomberg Businessweek, profiles a franchise with a $39 million valuation called Paint Nite, which arranges painting classes led by artists at bars. Participants pledge not to use the words “mine sucks.”


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Disables change notifications until the paired EndUpdate method is called.
BeginUpdate...EndUpdate blocks may be nested.
[See also]: OnChange


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Nov. 14 (UPI) -- Thomas Rhett had a family outing at the 2019 Country Music Association Awards.
The 29-year-old country music singer attended the awards show Wednesday in Nashville, Tenn., with his pregnant wife, Lauren Akins, and their two daughters, Willa Grace, 4, and Ada James, 2.
Lauren showed her baby bump in a black and red floral print dress from Dolce and Gabbana. Rhett, Willa and Ada also wore looks from the Italian fashion house.
"#CMAawards last night.  What a life," Rhett wrote Thursday on Instagram. "Thanks @dolcegabbana for the family look."
Rhett said Willa and Ada did "great" on the red carpet in an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the event.
"We have this thing, we say, 'Hey y'all, say 'Happy Halloween!' and that's when they get their best smiles going. Even though it's past Halloween, we still use that tactic," he shared.
Rhett is expecting his third daughter with Akins and said he believes he was "born to be a dad of girls." He and Akins may try for a baby boy in the future.
"My wife wants five kids, and when we get to five, she'll probably want seven. I just want to wake up when I'm 55 and go to Thanksgiving and have a thousand people at our Thanksgiving table," he jokingly said.
Rhett performed his song "Remember You Young" during the CMA Awards, where he was nominated for Male Vocalist of the Year and Album of the Year for Center Point Road.
"I feel so blessed to say that our third child is on the way and it's a girl!! I love you so much @laur_akins. WG and AJ, y'all are gonna be the best big sisters! Bring on the crazy," Rhett wrote on Instagram.
Rhett released Center Point Road in May. The album includes "Remember You Young" and the single "Look What God Gave Her."
Moments from the 2019 CMAs
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reserved
botanical
Garden
The
New
York
Botanical
Garden
12^,
\
(HA*0
PLANTS
OF
BAHAMA
ISLANDS
Ludwigia
repens
F.R.Forst.
Grand
Bahama:
in
marsh
along
Queen's
Highway,
between
McLean
and
Pelican
Point.
May
11,
1980
D
S
Correli
^
John
Popenoe
51327
Herbarium
FAIRCHILD
TROPICAL
GARDEN
01447683
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