Here’s everything that was announced at X019
by AshX019, a celebration of all things Xbox, is set to run from the 14th until the 16th of November. The event kicked off with a special episode of Inside Xbox that had all manner of announcements, from game reveals to xCloud details, and we’ve gathered all the news you need below.
For more information on certain entries, you can click on the title to be taken to our relevant article. Enjoy!
Rare announced its new IP, the beautiful looking Everwild
Everwild is the latest game from Rare and a completely new IP. Not much is currently known about Everwild, aside from it being a “unique and unforgettable experience” set in a “natural and magical world.”
You can watch the announcement for Everwild above. Be warned: the trailer features an absolutely adorable flowery-eared-deer-type-creature that may make you cry with how adorable it is. Totally not speaking from experience here.
Obsidian announced Grounded, its super-tiny survival game
Grounded is a jam-packed survival RPG set in a garden. The catch? You and some of your friends have been shrunk down to the size of an ant and everything is apparently out to get you.
You can watch the announcement trailer for Grounded above. Grounded will be out on Xbox One and PC in Spring 2020.
Ron Pearlman showed up in the new and mysterious West of Dead
In West of Dead, you play as the dead cowboy William Mason (voiced by Ron Perlman) as he travels around the gritty world of Purgatory. The game is a fast-paced twin-stick shooter set in procedurally generated hunting grounds. This town isn’t big enough for the both of us, partner.
West of Dead is currently in open beta on Xbox One and players can test it out until November 25th.
A whole bunch of new games are heading to Xbox Game Pass
Xbox Game Pass is always getting new games, so this one isn’t too much of a surprise. Below, you’ll find a list of what’s coming to Xbox Game Pass between right now and 2020:
-
Right now:
- Rage 2
- LEGO: The Ninjago Movie video game
- Remnant: From The Ashes
- The Talos Principle
- Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition
-
This holiday season:
- Darksiders III
- The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Halo Reach
- My Friend Pedro
- Life is Strange 2
- The Red Strings Club
-
Some time in 2020:
- Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, and Yakuza Kiwami 2
-
Final Fantasy 7, 8, 9, 10, 10-2, 12, 13, 13, 13, and 15.
- No, that’s not a typo – there really are three Final Fantasy 13s.
-
Day one releases:
- Minecraft Dungeons
- Microsoft Flight Simulator
- Bleeding Edge
- Grounded
- Wasteland 3
- Ori and the Will of the Wisps
ID@XBOX is also bringing some wonderful titles to Xbox Game Pass
19 new games will all be available on their respective day-of-releases through Xbox Game Pass thanks to ID@XBOX. You can find them all listed below:
- Tracks: The Train Set Game
- Streets of Rage 4
- Skatebird (reporter’s note: I just need everyone to know how excited I am for this one)
- Carrion
- Phogs!
- Supraland
- ScourgeBringer
- Luna Nights
- Cris Tales
- Double Kick Heroes
- Haven
- she dreams elsewhere
- LevelHead
- My Friend Pedro
- It Lurks Below
- Forager
- Cyber Shadow
- The Red Lantern
- Edge of Eternity
The X019 Flash Sale was announced
The X019 Flash Sale is now live and will run until November 15th. During the sale, you can save up to 70% on select Xbox titles including Gears 5, Borderlands 3, Control, and many others.
Minecraft Dungeons got a release date
Minecraft Dungeons is officially set to release in April 2020! It’ll be available on Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 4. You can read more about its blocky past here.
CrossfireX received its first gameplay teaser
A “Black Widow” first gameplay teaser trailer for CrossfireX was released, with the trailer using in-engine footage to show off what we can expect from the upcoming game. CrossfireX is due out in 2020.
Jurassic World Evolution is getting a new DLC featuring the voices of the original film’s cast
Jurassic World Evolution is going back to Jurassic Park in the aptly named Return To Jurassic Park DLC. Packed to the brim with nostalgia and Jeff Goldbum, the new DLC sees you reclaiming the park from the dinosaurs, rebuilding iconic locations, and overcoming brand new challenges guided by none other than Dr. Alan Grant, Dr. Ellie Sattler, and the mesmerising Dr. Ian Malcolm themselves.
The original film’s voice cast have also returned to voice their respective roles! The DLC also features Jurassic Park-inspired attractions, new dinosaurs including the Pteranodon and Compsognathus, legacy skin variants, and a 1993-inspired overlay and inventory. Life finds a way.
Planet Coaster is set to ride onto Xbox One consoles
Everyone’s favourite theme park simulation game that isn’t RollerCoaster Tycoon 1 or 2 is officially coming to the Xbox One family of consoles in summer 2020.
In Planet Coaster, you build and maintain your very own theme park. The game has three modes: Career, Sandbox, and Challenge. That means that you can either stick to the rules and play along with a scenario, go completely wild and do whatever your heart desires, or do the latter but with the added difficulty of having to keep an eye on your funds. Wheeee!
KartRider is coming to Xbox
KartRider is getting an Xbox port called KartRider: Drift. To quote the official YouTube video description:
KartRider: Drift is the only free-to-play kart racer where arcade thrills, the fastest skilled competition, & deep kart + character customization awaits you on the track. No Limits. All Drift.
KartRider: Drift is also heading to PC. If you want to take part in a closed beta, you can head over to the official KartRider website and get yourself all signed up.
Dontnod announced their new thrilling narrative adventure game, Tell Me Why
Tell Me Why is a brand new game from Dontnod that’s set to release in full on Xbox One in summer 2020. Twins Tyler and Alyson must use their special-twin-bond to navigate their memories of their loving, albeit troubled, childhood.
The game is set to deal with mature themes and gripping choices. One of the twins, Tyler, is a transgender man, and game director Florent Guillaume thanked Microsoft for its “full support, openness, and help regarding Tyler’s identity and character as a transgender man.”
Last Stop is coming to PC and console in 2020
Last Stop is a brand new game from Variable State, who also created the award-winning Virginia, and published by Annapurna Interactive.
The game is an anthology that compiles three stories into one – kind of like Pulp Fiction or Amores Perros. Three separate characters find their worlds colliding together during a supernatural event and the game revolves around secret lives, the ties that bind, and how magic can be found in the mundane.
Three Yakuza games are coming to Xbox Game Pass in 2020
Yakuza 0, Yakuza Kiwami, and Yakuza Kiwami 2 will be available in Xbox Game Pass in 2020. This announcement caused our gaming editor to almost faint with excitement, so we hope you’re even as half as excited as he is.
For more information on each Yakuza game, we recommend checking out our article here. I, personally, am just excited to see Nugget get the Xbox fame he deserves.
Drake Hollow was officially announced and is coming in 2020
Drake Hollow, the next game from The Molasses Flood, is set to release on Xbox One and Windows 10 in 2020.
To quote the game’s official announcement trailer:
Explore a blighted world with your friends. Gather supplies, battle savage creatures, and build villages to protect the local innocent vegetable folks known as Drakes.
According to the game’s just-launched official website, the game is set to be an action village builder set in a spooky-looking world.
Age of Empires IV received a gameplay reveal trailer and confirmation that it’s still coming
It’s been an entire 14 years since Age of Empires III, so we’re sort of overdue the next instalment in the series. While we didn’t receive a release date for Age of Empires IV, we did receive some other news: the studio behind the game is officially known as World’s Edge.
Bleeding Edge will officially release early next year
Bleeding Edge, the game that looks like Overwatch and Borderlands had a boisterous child, is officially releasing on March 24th, 2020. You can pre-order it by following the link here. Xbox Game Pass members can also pre-install it to receive access to the Closed Beta and the bonus Punk Pack!
Wasteland 3 received a 2020 release date
The post-apocalyptic tactical RPG Wasteland 3 will come out on Xbox Game Pass for console and PC on May 19th, 2020. For those without Game Pass, you can also pre-order it on Xbox One, Windows 10, and Steam.
For more information, including a pre-order link, you can check out the official Xbox game page here.
Kingdom Hearts is getting an official Xbox One Collection
I’m not even going to try to pretend that I understand Kingdom Hearts or how its story works, but Xbox loyalists will finally be able to understand Kingdom Hearts 3 a little better while playing.
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX and Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue are included in the collection.
No exact release date for the collection was given, but it’ll be arriving sometime in 2020.
Sea of Thieves is getting a new update on November 20th
This is a small update, so we’ll summarise it in a small sentence: Sea of Thieves new story-focused update, The Seabound Soul, will bring a new Tall Tale quest along with a new ammo type in the form of firebombs.
Halo: Reach is coming to console and PC on December 3rd
Halo: Reach is being added to the Halo Master Chief Collection and will release as both part of the collection and on its own on December 3rd. For more information on the Master Chief Collection, you can check out the official page here.
A lot happened with Project xCloud, including the announcement of a way bigger game library, improved controller support, the fact that it’s rolling out to more regions, and the fact that it’s coming to PC.
You heard me! I’ll bulletpoint a quick summary of what happened below, but remember that you can click the embedded title link to get the full rundown on what’s going on with Project xCloud along with all the new games available to stream.
- xCloud now has over 50 games in its library for all testers to try out
- Game streaming for Xbox Game Pass will hit in 2020
- xCloud will come to Windows 10 in 2020
- xCloud’s testing phase will be coming to Japan, Western Europe, India, and Canada in 2020
- More controllers will be available to use with xCloud, including Sony’s DUALSHOCK 4


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- scale(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix
-
Scale this matrix my multiplying each of its
elements by a given value
- scale(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Scale this matrix my multiplying each of its
elements by a given value
- scale(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Scale this matrix my multiplying each of its
elements by a given value
- scale(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Scale this matrix my multiplying each of its
elements by a given value
- set(float[], int, int) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix
-
Set this matrix using a float array
- set(int, int, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix
-
Set a target element within the matrix
- set(float[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Set this matrix using a float array
- set(float[][]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Set this matrix using a 2D float array
- set(Vec2F[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Set this matrix using a 2D Vec2F array
- set(Matrix2x2) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Set this matrix's elements to those of another Matrix
- set(int, int, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Set a target element within the matrix
- set(float[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Set this matrix using a float array
- set(float[][]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Set this matrix using a 2D float array
- set(Vec3F[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Set this matrix using a 2D Vec3F array
- set(Matrix3x3) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Set this matrix's elements to those of another Matrix
- set(int, int, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Set a target element within the matrix
- set(float[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Set this matrix using a float array
- set(float[][]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Set this matrix using a 2D float array
- set(Vec4F[]) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Set this matrix using a 2D Vec4F array
- set(Matrix4x4) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Set this matrix's elements to those of another Matrix
- set(int, int, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Set a target element within the matrix
- set(float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Set this Vec2F's location to a given coordinate (x, y).
- set(Vec2F) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Set this Vec2F's location to that of a given point.
- set(float, float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec3F
-
Set this Vec3F's location to a given coordinate (x, y).
- set(Vec3F) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec3F
-
Set this Vec3F's location to that of a given point.
- set(float, float, float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set this Vec4F's location to a given coordinate (x, y, z, w).
- set(Vec4F) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set this Vec4F's location to that of a given point.
- setUsingIndex(int, int) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Set this Vec2F's location to a point corresponding to
an index read from top left to bottom right order in a
2D array.
- setW(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set the w location value
- setX(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Set the x location value
- setX(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec3F
-
Set the x location value
- setX(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set the x location value
- setY(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Set the y location value
- setY(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec3F
-
Set the y location value
- setY(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set the y location value
- setZ(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec3F
-
Set the z location value
- setZ(float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec4F
-
Set the z location value
- sidePointOn(Vec2F, Vec2F, Vec2F) - Static method in class com.bulletdave.math.Compute
-
Determines which side a point is on with respect to a line.
- signum(float) - Static method in class com.bulletdave.math.Compute
-
Get the sign of a float
- signum(double) - Static method in class com.bulletdave.math.Compute
-
Get the sign of a double
- SIZE - Static variable in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
- SIZE - Static variable in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
- SIZE - Static variable in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
- slopeToRad(float, float) - Static method in class com.bulletdave.math.Compute
-
Converts a 2D point into radians with respect to the
origin (0, 0) in a cartesian plane.
- solve() - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix
-
Solve this matrix using Gaussian Elimination.
- solve(float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Solve this matrix using Gaussian Elimination.
- solve(float, float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Solve this matrix using Gaussian Elimination.
- solve(float, float, float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Solve this matrix using Gaussian Elimination.
- solveX(Vec2F, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Solve for x, at y from the line created by this Vec2F and a given point.
- solveX(float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Solve for x, at y from this Vec2F given a slope.
- solveY(Vec2F, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Solve for y, at x from the line created by this Vec2F and a given point.
- solveY(float, float) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.vector.Vec2F
-
Solve for y, at x from this Vec2F given a slope.
- srand(long) - Static method in class com.bulletdave.math.Compute
-
Set the seed of the randomizer
- subtract(Matrix) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix
-
Subtract the elements on another matrix from this matrix
- subtract(Matrix2x2) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix2x2
-
Subtract the elements of another matrix from this matrix
- subtract(Matrix3x3) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix3x3
-
Subtract the elements of another matrix from this matrix
- subtract(Matrix4x4) - Method in class com.bulletdave.math.matrix.Matrix4x4
-
Subtract the elements of another matrix from this matrix


Returns the set of base members that are associated with a specified varying attribute member or dimension, given the perspective setting.
Syntax
AttributeEx ( member|dimension, ANY, tuple|member[,tuple|member] )
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
Specification of a member from an attribute dimension. |
|
|
Specification of an attribute dimension. |
|
ANY |
The keyword ANY. |
tuple | member |
Level 0 start tuple (or member) of the independent dimension set. The tuple must contain all the discrete dimensions followed by the continuous dimension members, in the same order that the continuous range has been defined. |
tuple | member |
Optional level 0 end tuple (or member) of the independent dimension set. The tuple must contain all the discrete dimensions followed by the continuous dimension members, in the same order that the continuous range has been defined. |
Example
Consider the following scenario: Products are packaged under different ounces over time and the market state, according to the marketing strategy of the company. Ounces is defined as a varying attribute for the Product dimension, to capture the varying attribute association over the continuous Year dimension and the discrete Market dimension.
Year and Market are the independent dimensions, and level-0 tuple months (for example, Jan) combined with a market state (for example, California) is a perspective for which the varying attribute association is defined.
The following query analyzes the Ounces_32 sales performance of products packaged as Ounces_32 any time from Jul to Dec in New York over all quarters. This is the reality view, which gives the most current view of metrics as they happened over time.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2
Equipment: You will need a heavy-based frying pan about 8 inches (20 cm) in diameter, a slightly smaller frying pan for the eggs and two plates placed in a warming oven.
First the onion needs to be peeled, sliced in half and then each half sliced as thinly as possible so you end up with little half-moon shapes. Next halve and deseed the red pepper, slice it, then chop it into ½ inch (1 cm) pieces. After that, peel the skin off the chorizo sausage and cut into pieces roughly the same size as the pepper.
The potatoes need to be washed and cut into ½ inch (1 cm) cubes, leaving the skin on. Then place them in a saucepan and pour enough boiling water from the kettle to almost cover them, then add salt and a lid and simmer for just 5 minutes before draining them in a colander and covering with a clean tea cloth to absorb the steam.
Next heat 2 tablespoons of the oil in the larger frying pan and, when it's fairly hot, add the onion, pepper and garlic and cook for about 6 minutes, until softened and tinged brown at the edges. Then push these to the side of the pan, add the chorizo and, keeping the heat fairly high, cook for about 2 minutes, again, till nicely browned at the edges. Next, add the paprika and stir everything together, then remove the whole lot to a plate.
Now add another tablespoon of oil to the pan and, still keeping the heat high, add the potatoes and seasoning. Toss them around in the hot pan for about 3 minutes, keeping them moving, until they begin to crisp and brown at the edges, then return the chorizo, onion and pepper to the pan and, using a pan slice, keep turning the mixture over. Carry on cooking the whole thing for 5-6 minutes, until it's all really brown and crispy. Then turn the heat down to its lowest setting and, in the other pan, fry the eggs in the remaining oil (see How to fry an egg, below). Serve the hash divided between the two warmed plates with an egg on top of each and have plenty of tomato ketchup on the table.


Returned by several API methods that involve forms. In addition to a
label and custom JSON, it determines the behaviour of a form: what the fields
are and who is allowed to fill it.
A form may be filled several times, each is called a **filled form
instance** and is bound to an owner.
This object is [viewer-dependent](/concepts/viewer-dependent.htm): its
contents depend on the identity of the viewer.
id | | The identifier of the form.
owner | "person" | The nature of the owner associated with each filled
instance of the form. In the current version of the API,
this is always `"person"` (each instance is owned by a person).
label |
{ "id" : "0SNQe0032JZ",
"label" : "Personal information",
"owner" : "person",
"custom" : null,
"fields" : [ {
"id" : "1",
"label" : "Why did you join our group ?",
"kind" : "text",
"required" : true
}, {
"id" : "2",
"label" : "How often do you log in ?",
"kind" : "single",
"choices" : [
"Every day",
"Once a week",
"Once a month",
"Less than once a month" ],
"required" : false
} ],
"access" : [ "admin", "fill" ],
"audience" : {
"admin": {},
"fill": { groups: [ "0SNQe0032JZ" ] } } }
# Class methods
# Related API endpoints
See the (parent page)[/forms.htm] for methods related to filling a form
or querying the individual filled form instances.


Barebones front-end to test CurrencySpot smart contract
Enter contract owner address:
Start
Reset
Owner address:


authentication_service.utils module¶
-
authentication_service.utils.
check_limit
(limit)[source]¶ Ensures the limit is within bounds or sets the default limit if no limit was specified. :param limit: Amount of objects to return. :return: Either the minimum, maximum or the default limit.
-
authentication_service.utils.
strip_empty_optional_fields
(object_dict)[source]¶ We do not need to add fields that contain None to the response, so we strip those fields out of the response. To do this, we iterate over the fields in the input dictionary and check that the value isn’t, what we consider, empty. If a field has a value, add that field and value to the output dictionary. :param object_dict: Input dictionary containing possible empty fields. :return: Output dictionary containing only fields that have values.
-
authentication_service.utils.
to_dict_with_custom_fields
(instance, custom_fields)[source]¶ Convert an object to a dictionary with only some of the fields that exist on the object. Some fields also require some manual handling. :param instance: Object to be converted. :param custom_fields: List of fields to include in dict. :return: Dictionary with custom fields.
-
authentication_service.utils.
update_form_fields
(form, required=None, hidden=None, validators=None, fields_data=None)[source]¶ Update form fields and widgets.
form – Instance of a form. required – list of fields to toggle required for. hidden – list of fields to hide. validators – a dictionary
- {
- “<fieldname>”: [<list of validators>]
}
- fields_data – a dictionary
- {
- “<fieldname>”: {
- “attributes”: {
- <attribute>: <value>
},
}
}
Helper method for setting field and widget attributes, can be used for any form instance. Sets attributes on both fields and widgets.


| DOSE: |
25 g |
oral |
Nutmeg |
(capsule) |
I bought 30g of fresh ground nutmeg. I dropped some of the nutmeg, so weighed the remaining and had 25g left. I knew this stuff tasted horrible so I emptied out some old capsules and packed the nutmeg into them. I managed to fill 30 capsules, which I would then take the next day. I wanted to come up at around 1.00 pm while out at the mall where I was meeting my friends, so I set my alarm for 8.30 am. My experience is as follows.
8:30 am, Saturday morning - took all 30 capsules containing 25g of nutmeg.
12:00 pm - Started to feel very light headed and my body felt light, I felt as if I could easily jump over a car.
1:30 pm - Really starting to come up, getting very very very strong waves. I was finding it extremely hard to stay conscious, I started to get quite anxious, kept thinking I was having a heart attack and considered phoning for an ambulance. I told a friend what I was feeling and he said that he had never done nutmeg but has tried xtc, shrooms and lsd and said what I was feeling was normal and that I was just coming up.
5:00 pm - Still feeling the same, plus I was getting very confused and had virtually no memory. I went into a shop to buy a drink, when I had to pay for the drink at the counter I was finding it extremely hard to talk, or say small sentences. I went to another shop to get a lottery ticket but had to leave the shop because I was too confused to do it, at this point I thought I better go home before I get any worse. My house is a 25 minute walk away from where I was, but it took me about 1 hour 30 minutes to walk home.
It took me so long to get home because I was so dazed and confused and still finding it hard to stay conscious. I would be walking down the street and then all of a sudden be at the end of the street, it was as if I kept losing consciousness, blacking out for like 2 minutes, but my body would just keep on going, as if I were sleep walking, I kept coming too and finding myself walking down the wrong street or walking back the way I had just come from, walking in the opposite direction from my home. To try and keep myself fully conscious I tried talking to myself (not out loud just in my head) I tried to spell my name (Matthew), I thought m, a, small pause then, t, t, long pause then, h, e, w. I then tried counting, it went like 1 2 3 pause 5 7 9 8 3 10. I couldn't remember what came after 10. By now I was getting really worried, I was thinking what if I forget my name and where I live.
6:30 - Reached home, walked inside the house and immediately started to puke, puked 3 damned times. I tried cleaning up but was so out of it that I just had to go and lay down on my bed. On my bed I noticed that things looked different, as if everything was props off a stage play, it was as if things were flat.
8:00 - By now I had a different perspective, everything looked taller and the room looked longer, I stretched my arm out in front of me and it looked like it reached out across my room, it looked about 5 ft long. Also I was feeling really horny and so started to masturbate. It was amazing, every stroke, pump, what ever you want to call it felt like an orgasm, not a great orgasm, I'd give it a 7 out of 10. Anyway I just kept pumping away at it getting multiple orgasms, but was not able to ejaculate. After about 30 minutes of jerking off I desided to go to sleep.
2:30 pm, Sunday - Woke up feeling fine, got dressed and went to the lounge to watch t.v.
3:00 pm - Fainted, came too wet through with sweat. 5 minutes latter and I fainted again.
For the rest of the day/week felt fine.
My conclusion is that nutmeg is very very strong stuff, I didn't like my trip and wouldn't really like to take nutmeg ever again, although the thought of having multiple orgasms lasting for 30 minutes again or even longer, does make me consider taking nutmeg again.
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Cheeky!
by Helen FearHolly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield collapsed into giggles on Monday's This Morning, and viewers at home couldn't help laughing along with them.
Today (November 18), the likeable pair were left in tears of laughter during what should have been a reasonably serious shopping segment with Alice Beer.
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Consumer specialist Alice appeared on the show to talk through some of the 'winter warmer gadgets' that might hopefully help viewers get out of bed on a winter's morning.
From full-body hot water bottles to the latest heated duvets, Alice talked the presenting duo through different ways of keeping warm wherever you are this winter.
So far so sensible...
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But when Alice presented the duo with a microwavable hand warmer and referred to it as a "muff", the pair couldn't contain their laughter at the innuendo.
The cute sheep hand warmer left the hosts in hysterics, as Alice said: "This is like a muff and it smells of lavender. Who knew my muff smelled of lavender?"
As the presenters began to dissolve into sniggers, Phil said: "What are you doing?
Alice continued: "Well, you keep your hand in it and you keep warm. What's the problem?"
They later moved on to discuss strap-ons... Oo-er missus!
Fans were amused at home, too, with one tweeting: "Although I am quite prudish I do laugh with the innuendos @thismorning @Schofe @hollywills. Muffs and strap-ons, small minds hey?"
Another said: "Phil and Holly crack me up - killing themselves laughing at the woman saying muff and then Phil saying strap-on #ThisMorning."
However, some accused the hosts of making the "same old tired jokes" and one accused Holly of being "immature".
Long-term fans of This Morning won't be surprised to hear of Phil and Holly's behaviour, as they are well known for their uncontrollable giggling fits on air.
Last month, the pair were criticised for laughing through a Halloween segment so much they couldn't speak.
Some viewers accused the pair of being unprofessional.
However, they have insisted they are never told off for giggling.
Speaking to Yours magazine last year, Phillip, 57, said: "That's never happened.
"Holly and I both know how far to go. There is definitely a kind of 'laughing in church' element to it and once we start, it can be hard to stop, but one of us manages to pull it back.
"We get on so well and always have done," he added.
"We have a shared sense of humour that works at the same speed."
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Current directory contains the required files for the Automatic Differenctiation (AD) of both the _"symbolic_stokes"_ and _"symbolic_navier_stokes"_ elements of the FluidDynamicsApplication. These elements implement a Stokes and a weakly-compressible Navier-Stokes formulation for both 2D and 3D cases.
SYMBOLIC GENERATOR SETTINGS:
- Dimension to compute: This symbolic generator is valid for both 2D and 3D cases. The element has been implemented using a template argument for the problem dimension, so it is advised to set the dim_to_compute flag as "_Both_". In this case the generated .cpp file will contain both 2D and 3D implementations.
- Formulation: As mentioned, the symbolic generator is valid for both Stokes and Navier-Stokes formulations. To switch the formulation set the "_formulation_" variable to either "_Stokes_" or "_NavierStokes_"
- Linearisation settings: "_FullNR_" considers the convective velocity as _"v-vmesh"_, implying that v is taken into account in the differenctiation of the LHS and RHS. On the contrary "_Picard_" option (a.k.a. QuasiNR) defines the convective velocity as "a", so it is considered as a constant in the differenctiation of the LHS and RHS. Note that this option is only meaningful in the Navier-Stokes formulation as there is no convective term in the Stokes case.
- Divide by rho: If divide_by_rho flag is set to "_True_" the mass conservation equation is divided by the density for the sake of having a better conditioned system of equations. It is therefore advised to keep it activated.
- Artificial compressiblity: If set to "_True_", the time derivative of the density is introduced in the mass conservation equation and rearanged to the pressure time derivative by using the simple state equation $$\partial p/\partial\rho = c^{2}$$, being "_c_" the fluid speed of sound. This adds some extra terms to the usual Navier-Stokes equations that are intended to act as a soft artificial compressibility. Such artificial compressibility is controlled by the value of "_c_", meaning that the artificial compressibility terms vanishes as "_c_" tends to infinite. So far this option is only available in the Navier-Stokes formulation. Although the generator is already prepared to include it in the Stokes element, slight modifications would be required in the header and source template files.
INSTRUCTIONS
Run:
python generate_navier_stokes_element.py
Then, depending on the selected formulation, a file "_symbolic_stokes.cpp_" or "_weakly_compressible_navier_stokes.cpp_" is automatically generated. Such file muest be copied within the "_custom_elements_" folder of the FluidDynamicsApplication. The corresponding header file ("symbolic_stokes.h" or "weakly_compressible_navier_stokes.h") is already stored in such folder.


Katana is a modern Swift framework for writing iOS and macOS apps, strongly inspired by React and Redux, that gives structure to all the aspects of your app:
- logic: the app state is entirely described by a single serializable data structure, and the only way to change the state is to dispatch an action. An action is an intent to transform the state, and contains all the information to do so. Because all the changes are centralized and are happening in a strict order, there are no subtle race conditions to watch out for.
- UI: the UI is defined in terms of a tree of components declaratively described by props (the configuration data, i.e. a background color for a button) and state (the internal state data, i.e. the highlighted state for a button). This approach lets you think about components as isolated, reusable pieces of UI, since the way a component is rendered only depends on the current props and state of the component itself.
- logic ↔ UI: the UI components are connected to the app state and will be automatically updated on every state change. You control how they change, selecting the portion of app state that will feed the component props. To render this process as fast as possible, only the relevant portion of the UI is updated.
- layout: Katana defines a concise language (inspired by Plastic) to describe fully responsive layouts that will gracefully scale at every aspect ratio or size, including font sizes and images.
We feel that Katana helped us a lot since we started using it in production. At Bending Spoons we use a lot of open source projects ourselves and we wanted to give something back to the community, hoping you will find this useful and possibly contribute. ❤
| Katana | |
|---|---|
| 🎙 | Declaratively define your UI |
| 📦 | Store all your app state in a single place |
| 💂 | Clearly define what are the actions that can change the state |
| 😎 | Describe asynchronous actions like HTTP requests |
| 💪 | Support for middleware |
| 🎩 | Automatically update the UI when your app state changes |
| 📐 | Automatically scale your UI to every size and aspect ratio |
| 🐎 | Easily animate UI changes |
| 📝 | Gradually migrate your application to Katana |
Overview
Defining the logic of your app
Your entire app State
is defined in a single struct, all the relevant application information should be placed here.
struct CounterState: State {
var counter: Int = 0
}
The app State
can only be modified by an Action
. An Action
represents an event that leads to a change in the State
of the app. You define the behaviour of the action implementing the updatedState()
method that will return the new app State
based on the current app State
and the Action
itself.
struct IncrementCounter: Action {
func updatedState(currentState: State) -> State {
guard var state = currentState as? CounterState else { fatalError("wrong state type") }
state.counter += 1
return state
}
}
The Store
contains and manages your entire app State
and it is responsible for dispatching Actions
and updating the State
.
let store = Store<CounterState>()
store.dispatch(IncrementCounter())
You can ask the Store
to be notified about every change in the app State
.
store.addListener() {
// the app state has changed
}
Defining the UI
In Katana you declaratively describe a specific piece of UI providing a NodeDescription
. Each NodeDescription
will define the component in terms of:
StateType
the internal state of the component (es. highlighted for a button)PropsType
the inputs coming from outside the component (es. backgroundColor for a view)NativeView
the UIKit/AppKit element associated with the component
struct CounterScreen: NodeDescription {
typealias StateType = EmptyState
typealias PropsType = CounterScreenProps
typealias NativeView = UIView
var props: PropsType
}
Inside the props
you want to specify all the inputs needed to render your NativeView
and to feed your children components.
struct CounterScreenProps: NodeDescriptionProps {
var count: Int = 0
var frame: CGRect = .zero
var alpha: CGFloat = 1.0
var key: String?
}
When it’s time to render the component, the method applyPropsToNativeView
is called: this is where we need to adjust our nativeView to reflect the props
and the state
. Note that for common properties like frame, backgroundColor and more we already provide a standard applyPropsToNativeView so we got you covered.
struct CounterScreen: NodeDescription {
...
public static func applyPropsToNativeView(props: PropsType,
state: StateType,
view: NativeView, ...) {
view.frame = props.frame
view.alpha = props.alpha
}
}
NodeDescriptions
lets you split the UI into small independent, reusable pieces. That’s why it is very common for a NodeDescription
to be composed by other NodeDescription
s as children, generating the UI tree. To define child components, implement the method childrenDescriptions
.
struct CounterScreen: NodeDescription {
...
public static func childrenDescriptions(props: PropsType,
state: StateType, ...) -> [AnyNodeDescription] {
return [
Label(props: LabelProps.build({ (labelProps) in
labelProps.key = CounterScreen.Keys.label.rawValue
labelProps.textAlignment = .center
labelProps.backgroundColor = .mediumAquamarine
labelProps.text = NSAttributedString(string: "Count: \(props.count)")
})),
Button(props: ButtonProps.build({ (buttonProps) in
buttonProps.key = CounterScreen.Keys.decrementButton.rawValue
buttonProps.titles[.normal] = "Decrement"
buttonProps.backgroundColor = .dogwoodRose
buttonProps.titleColors = [.highlighted : .red]
buttonProps.touchHandlers = [
.touchUpInside : {
dispatch(DecrementCounter())
}
]
})),
Button(props: ButtonProps.build({ (buttonProps) in
buttonProps.key = CounterScreen.Keys.incrementButton.rawValue
buttonProps.titles[.normal] = "Increment"
buttonProps.backgroundColor = .japaneseIndigo
buttonProps.titleColors = [.highlighted : .red]
buttonProps.touchHandlers = [
.touchUpInside : {
dispatch(IncrementCounter())
}
]
}))
]
}
}
Attaching the UI to the Logic
The Renderer
is responsible for rendering the UI tree and updating it when the Store
changes.
You create a Renderer
object starting from the top level NodeDescription
and the Store
.
renderer = Renderer(rootDescription: counterScreen, store: store)
renderer.render(in: view)
Every time a new app State
is available, the Store
dispatches an event that is captured by the Renderer
and dispatched down to the tree of UI components.
If you want a component to receive updates from the Store
just declare its NodeDescription
as ConnectedNodeDescription
and implement the method connect
to attach the app Store
to the component props
.
struct CounterScreen: ConnectedNodeDescription {
...
static func connect(props: inout PropsType, to storeState: StateType) {
props.count = storeState.counter
}
}
Layout of the UI
Katana has its own language (inspired by Plastic) to programmatically define fully responsive layouts that will gracefully scale at every aspect ratio or size, including font sizes and images.
If you want to opt in, just implement the PlasticNodeDescription
protocol and its layout
method where you can define the layout of the children, based on the given referenceSize
. The layout system will use the reference size to compute the proper scaling.
struct CounterScreen: ConnectedNodeDescription, PlasticNodeDescription, PlasticReferenceSizeable {
...
static var referenceSize = CGSize(width: 640, height: 960)
static func layout(views: ViewsContainer<CounterScreen.Keys>, props: PropsType, state: StateType) {
let nativeView = views.nativeView
let label = views[.label]!
let decrementButton = views[.decrementButton]!
let incrementButton = views[.incrementButton]!
label.asHeader(nativeView)
[label, decrementButton].fill(top: nativeView.top, bottom: nativeView.bottom)
incrementButton.top = decrementButton.top
incrementButton.bottom = decrementButton.bottom
[decrementButton, incrementButton].fill(left: nativeView.left, right: nativeView.right)
}
}
Note for layout in macOS
Plastic is assuming that the coordinate system has its origin at the upper left corner of the drawing area (like in iOS), so if you want to use plastic on macOS, remember to specify isFlipped = true
for all your custom native AppKit views that have children components. All the components we provide are already following this convention.
You can find the complete example here
Where to go from here
Getting started tutorial
We wrote a getting started tutorial.
Give it a shot
pod try Katana
Explore sample projects
| Animations Example | Table Example | Minesweeper Example |
|---|
Check out the documentation
Installation
Katana is available through CocoaPods and Carthage, you can also drop Katana.project
into your Xcode project.
Requirements
iOS 8.4+ / macOS 10.10+
Xcode 8.0+
Swift 3.0+
CocoaPods
CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Cocoa projects. You can install it with the following command:
$ sudo gem install cocoapods
To integrate Katana into your Xcode project using CocoaPods you need to create a Podfile
.
For iOS platforms, this is the content
use_frameworks!
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
platform :ios, '8.4'
target 'MyApp' do
pod 'Katana'
pod 'KatanaElements'
end
On MacOS, instead, use the following
use_frameworks!
source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
platform :osx, '10.11'
target 'test' do
pod 'Katana'
pod 'KatanaElements'
end
Now, you just need to run:
$ pod install
Carthage
Carthage is a decentralized dependency manager for Cocoa projects.
You can install Carthage downloading and running the Carthage.pkg
file you can download from here or you can install it using Homebrew simply by running:
$ brew update
$ brew install carthage
To integrate Katana into your Xcode project using Carthage, add it to your Cartfile
:
github "Bendingspoons/katana-swift"
And Run:
$ carthage update
Then drag the built Katana.framework
and KatanaElements.framework
into your Xcode project.
Gradual Adoption
You can easily integrate Katana in existing applications. This can be very useful in at least two scenarios: - You want to try katana in a real world application, but you don’t want to rewrite it entirely - You want to gradually migrate your application to Katana
A gradual adoption doesn’t require nothing different from the standard Katana usage. You just need to render your initial NodeDescription
in the view where you want to place the UI managed by Katana.
Assuming you are in a view controller and you have a NodeDescription
named Description
, you can do something like this:
// get the view where you want to render the UI managed by Katana
let view = methodToGetView()
let description = Description(props: Props.build {
$0.frame = view.frame
})
// here we are not using the store. But you can create it normally
// You should also retain a reference to renderer, in order to don't deallocate all the UI that will be created when the method ends
let renderer = Renderer(rootDescription: description, store: nil)
// render the UI
renderer!.render(in: view)
Get in touch
- if you have any questions you can find us on twitter: @maurobolis, @luca_1987, @smaramba
Special thanks
- Everyone at Bending Spoons for providing their priceless input;
- @orta for providing input on how to opensource the project.
Contribute
- If you’ve found a bug, open an issue;
- If you have a feature request, open an issue;
- If you want to contribute, submit a pull request;
- If you have an idea on how to improve the framework or how to spread the word, please get in touch;
- If you want to try the framework for your project or to write a demo, please send us the link of the repo.
We’ll be happy to send you a sticker with the logo as a sign of appreciation for any meaningful contribution.
License
Katana is available under the MIT license.
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A nine-year-old who survived a stroke and needed a heart transplant was able to live out his sports dream on Saturday at the University of North Carolina.
by Katherine RodriguezAsael, who is a patient at UNC Children’s Hospital, got to watch UNC’s football team play from box seats and got to meet the team’s players on Saturday, WTVD reported.
After Asael had a stroke in August 2018, doctors told his family that he would need a heart transplant and that he would have to wait at the hospital to get one.
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"Enemy at the Gate"
In 1942 and '43, during the bloody battle of Stalingrad, a new kind of hero arose from the ranks of the Soviet army. Vassily Zaitzev (Jude Law), a simple shepherd from the Urals, is thrust into the limelight when he guns down five Nazi officers, from a distance, with just five shots. As he continues to rack up kills against the German invaders, a master sniper is sent by Hitler to kill the young hero in "Enemy at the Gates."
Jean-Jacques Annaud directs this epic-scale story of the private war that takes place between Vassily and German sniper par excellent, Major Konig (Ed Harris), with the murderous battle for Stalin's namesake city as its backdrop. Jude Law stars as the young Red Army soldier whose shooting skills come under the scrutiny of Danilov (Joseph Fiennes), a political commissar who sees Vassily's enemy-killing potential as a morale booster for the beleaguered Russian troops.
As Vassily's reputation for killing Nazi officers rises on both sides, the Germans send their own expert marksman, Konig, to Stalingrad to gun down the young Russian hero. This begins a battle of wits in a cat-and-mouse game as the hunters, themselves, become the hunted. As the war rages on between the two great armies, Zaitzev and Konig each try to best the other. Danilov uses this personal fight as a propaganda tool to elevate Vassily to hero status in the eyes of the Russian people, soldiers and civilians alike.
Meanwhile, both Vassily and Danilov are attracted to a beautiful American-educated Russian woman, Tania (Rachel Weisz), and a love triangle begins. This is where "Enemy at the Gates" runs into trouble ? the battle of the snipers takes a back seat to the love story and the film suffers for the change of focus.
Director Annaud and cowriter Alain Godard use the real-life story of Vassily Zaitsez as the basis of their tale. The duel of the snipers, Vassily's rise to hero of the Soviet Union, and Tania's presence during the private war are all based on fact. The scripters, in their research of facts and legends, take liberties with the true-life yarn, introducing the conflict between Vassily and Danilov in their pursuit of the beautiful Tania. This tangent takes the focus away, considerable, from the taut battle between the Zaitzev and Konig.
Where "Enemy at the Gates" excels is in the depth and breadth of the battlefield production. The film begins with an old-fashioned map of Europe where, suddenly, the Nazi blight spreads across the face of the continent with the roving camera eye closing in on Stalingrad! With that, we're thrust into the war from the point of view of young recruit Vassily. He and his comrades must cross the Volga River through a murderous barrage of bullets and bombs to reach the front. These untrained conscripts are prodded kicked, even shot by the political commissars to get them to fight. These action sequences, especially the battle itself, is stunning in its depiction of the savagery of war.
The casting and acting, for the most part, is serviceable, but without distinction - with a couple of exceptions.  He carries himself with the assured air of a man of means and stature, used to having the best in all things. Harris neutralizes his American accent, giving it a slight Teutonic clip in keeping with his character. The rest of the cast doesn't make such an effort so we get an odd mix of mostly British accents from the rest.
Notable among the cast is young Gabriel Thomson as little Sasha, a Russian kid who becomes a pawn in the battle of wits between Konig and Vassily. When he gazes at Vassily with a look of admiration, he almost glows. The relationship that develops between Sasha and Konig, as the boy plays double agent for Danilov, is palpable. It is so much so that the break between the two, when it finally comes, did not sit right with me. Jude Law, a young actor whom I've grown to like, is vacuous as Vassily. The tentativeness he first displays is never lost even as he is supposed to become a battle hardened veteran. Rachel Weisz is pretty as the love interest, but is mostly just window dressing.
Technically, "Enemy at the Gates" is a superb achievement. The battle sequences are wrought with shockingly realistic action as the two armies collide. The computer-generated F/X, like the squadron of Stukas dive-bombing the troop boats or Junker 88's carpet bombing the ruins of Stalingrad, are seamless. The wide panoramic of the battle sequences are richly detailed with specifics, like tanks, weapons and uniforms, given a great deal of attention.
"Enemy at the Gates" tries to be two very different films and isn't really a success at either. It tries to be a compelling war drama of a duel to the death between two sniper masters. At the same time, it poses as a romantic drama with the war as a backdrop. I didn't get enough of one - the sniper battle, of course - and thought there was way too much of the other. It's a brilliant production, though, and I give it a B.
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Russian Military Police Patrol Syria's Aleppo, Hasakah Provinces
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Russian military police continued on Friday to patrol communities in the northern Syrian provinces, said Major General Yuri Borenkov, head of the Defence Ministry's Reconciliation Centre in Syria.
He cited four routes between towns in the Aleppo province and one route in the northeasternmost Hasakah region. Army aviation patrolled the route between the Kuweires and Metras airfields.
The patrols are part of last month’s pact between Russia and Turkey that designated areas for Russian patrol missions outside of the Turkish-held "safe" border zone that Ankara wanted to be cleared of Kurdish fighters to move in refugees.
On 9 October, Turkey launched Operation Peace Spring to free its southern border area from Daesh* fighters and Kurdish militants, which Ankara believes to be terrorists. After a series of ceasefire arrangements with the United States and Russia, the active phase of the operation came to an end.
*Daesh (also known as ISIS/ISIL/IS) is a terrorist group banned in Russia


The netowrk used in this work is a VGG based architecture, equipped with a soft proposal layer. It is trained on a database of image-level labelled items. It produces a class-aware soft-proposal map to predict region localisation
Check it outThe resulting network is able to achieve ~90% detection accuracy on a test set. Detection and localisation have real-time performance at inference time (40ms per image)
Check it out


Safe predictions from a generalized linear model
# S3 method for glm
safe_predict(object, new_data, type = c("link", "conf_int",
"response", "class", "prob"), ..., std_error = FALSE, level = 0.95,
threshold = 0.5)
Arguments
| object |
A glm object returned from a call to stats::glm() . |
| new_data |
TODO |
| type |
What kind of predictions to return. Which predictions are
available depends on the family of object .
"link" and "conf_int" are available for all families. "link"
produces numeric predictions on the linear predictor scale. "conf_int"
produces numeric predictions on the response scale and corresponding
confidence bounds.
"response" results in a numeric prediction on the response scale
and is available for families:
gaussian
Gamma
inverse.gaussian
poisson
quasipoisson
quasi
"class" results in hard class predictions and is only available for
binomial and quasibinomial families
"prob" results in class predictions for each class and is only
available for binomial and quasibinomial families
Default is "link" . |
| ... |
Unused. safe_predict() checks that all arguments in ... are
evaluated via the ellipsis package. The idea is to prevent silent errors
when arguments are mispelled. This feature is experimental and feedback
is welcome. |
| std_error |
Logical indicating whether or not calculate standard
errors for the fit at each point. Not available for all models, and can
be computationally expensive to compute. The standard error is always
the standard error for the mean, and never the standard error for
predictions. Standard errors are returned in a column called .std_error .
Defaults to FALSE . |
| level |
A number strictly between 0 and 1 to use as the
confidence level when calculating confidence and prediction intervals.
Setting level = 0.90 correspondings to a 90 percent confidence interval.
Ignored except when type = "conf_int" or type = "pred_int" . Defaults
to 0.95 . |
| threshold |
A number between 0 and 1 to use as a threshold for
classification. When the class probability for the class corresponding
to a positive event is greater than the threshold, the event will be
classified as positive. Defaults to 0.5 . |
Details
For GLMs, standard errors can only be calculated when
type = "link"
.


Current system time: loading...
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This demoo shows you a web-page that can be used to control GPIOs 22, 23, 25, 26 and 27 to be turned on or off at a given time.
For simplicity, we use the system uptime here, which you can see at the top of the page.
The page uses the REST API provided at /api to commuicate with the ESP32.
GET /api/uptime returns the current system uptime:
{"uptime":42}
This node is polled every 10 seconds to stay synchronized.
GET /api/events returns the current list of events:
[{"gpio":27,"state":1,"time":42,"id":0}, ...]
This node is polled every 60 seconds to stay synchronized
POST /api/events can be used to add new events. The response object will contain an additional id that can be used to refer to the event.
DELETE /api/events/id will delete the event with the specified id. If events are executed (time < uptime), they are deleted as well.
The client side javascript synchronizes your view even if not explicit request is sent to the ESP32.


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Email:
Phone:
Reason for Inquiry: Catering Private Party Feedback Other
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Step 2: Develop (CSS or Sass)
We’re working on our rh-cool-element
and we want it to look like a profile with a profile photo, username, and follow button. But right now, our element is pretty ugly so we need to update our CSS (or Sass) to make it look the way we want.
To update the styles for our element, we’ll be working in the /src/rh-cool-element.scss
file. It’s a .scss
file in this case since I chose to use Sass when I initially created the element using the RHElement generator.
The initial state of our Sass file imports some additional Sass from the cp-sass node module, but we can ignore that for now. The second part has a :host
selector that is used for making our element display as a block element.
@import "node_modules/@rhelements/cp-sass/cp-sass";
:host {
display: block;
}
I’m just going to update the styles a bit so it looks more like a profile.
@import "node_modules/@rhelements/cp-sass/cp-sass";
:host {
display: flex;
width: 128px;
flex-direction: column;
align-items: center;
justify-content: center;
padding: 32px;
font-family: Arial;
box-shadow: 0px 3px 1px -2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2),
0px 2px 2px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.14),
0px 1px 5px 0px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.12);
}
#profile-pic {
width: 50px;
height: 50px;
border: 2px solid #333;
border-radius: 50%;
background-color: #efefef;
margin-bottom: 16px;
}
button {
margin-top: 16px;
}
After those updates and refreshing our demo page, our profile looks much better.
A couple of things to note in here is the use of the :host
selector to set the styles of our container element <rh-cool-element>
. Second, we added styles to our button
element but we don’t have to worry about this style affecting other buttons on our page. Since we have a shadow root, our styles for this element are encapsulated and won’t bleed outside of our element. This is one of the main benefits of shadow DOM in that we can feel confident that our element will always look the same when we distribute our element. There are a lot of cool things that you can do with styling shadow DOM. If you’d like to learn more check out the Styling section of Shadow DOM v1: Self-Contained Web Components.
Now that our demo page has been updated, let’s take a quick look at what happened to our ES6 version of the element in the root of our directory.
import Rhelement from '../rhelement/rhelement.js';
/*
* DO NOT EDIT. This will be autopopulated with the
* html from rh-cool-element.html and css from
* rh-cool-element.scss
*/
const template = document.createElement('template');
template.innerHTML = `

<slot></slot>

<button>Follow</button>

`;
/* end DO NOT EDIT */
class RhCoolElement extends Rhelement {
constructor() {
super('rh-cool-element', template);
}
}
window.customElements.define('rh-cool-element', RhCoolElement);
You’ll notice that our style tag has all of the styles we just wrote in our Sass file. If we had Sass variables in the Sass that we wrote, they would’ve been compiled and the values would be reflected in the changes above.
Now that we have our rh-cool-element
styled, we need to add some interaction to the follow button. We also need to find a way to fill in the profile photo. We can accomplish this by updating our /src/rh-cool-element.js
file.


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STRIKING DISTANCE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 3.3
Date Released: 9/17/93 Running Length: 1:46 Rated: R (Violence, language, mature themes, sexual situations)
Starring: Bruce Willis, Sarah Jessica Parker, Dennis Farina, Tom Sizemore, Robert Pastorelli Director: Rowdy Herrington Producers: Arnon Milchan, Hunt Lowry, and Tony Thomopoulos Screenplay: Rowdy Herrington and Martin Kaplan Music: Brad Fiedel Released by Columbia Pictures
A guy with a name like Rowdy Herrington had better make a more impressive film than this if he doesn't want his name to get confused with that of a professional wrestler.
Tom Hardy (Bruce Willis) is a cop on Pittsburgh's water rescue squad whose discovery of bodies floating down the river causes him to revisit an ugly and tragic past. Two years ago, he lost his detective's shield when he claimed that the murder of his father, Police Chief Hardy (John Mahoney), was committed by a cop. No one believed him, and the force as a whole labelled him a turncoat. Now Tom has a new partner, Jo Christman (Sarah Jessica Parker), who accepts that Hardy's story may be more than a fantasy, and together the two begin an illegal investigation of a new series of murders, which Tom believes are inextricably linked to the chain of events which resulted in his father's death and his own disgrace.
Disappointment abounds for anyone expecting DIE HARD on water. The only similarity is actor Bruce Willis, but this film is sadly lacking both the slick direction of the DIE HARD movies and the entertaining script. For STRIKING DISTANCE, we get a routine cop story, complete with far too many chases, moments that stretch the viewer's credulity past the breaking point, and few legitimate surprises. The action is depressingly routine, and Bruce Willis has only one or two opportunities for wise-cracking, which is clearly one of his fortes.
Actually, for the first half of the movie, the plot doesn't seem all that bad. It's full of cliches, but that's to be expected, and it contains far too many stock situations, but that shouldn't surprise anyone either. However, any shred of competence shown by the early script unravels as the movie zips along to its ridiculous conclusion. The revelation of the killer is an absolute joke (and I don't mean a funny one). I didn't figure out the identity early, but I would have had I not given the writing more credit than it deserves. You see, I was hoping things might turn out to make (gasp!) sense.
Perhaps someone could tell me why Sarah Jessica Parker, who really isn't a bad actress, would take this thankless role (the standard answer to this question is "money"). This is a prototypical "token female."  It's sad to see anyone in a part this poor, but even more distressing when the performer isn't some no-name actress in her first major motion picture. Did Ms. Parker actually think STRIKING DISTANCE would advance her career?
Bruce Willis, who has shown moments of undeniable ability (IN COUNTRY, while not a great film, was a tour de force for the actor), manages to be little better than annoying in STRIKING DISTANCE. Some of it surely has to do with his character: a morose, self-centered man with a drinking problem. (Why do these movies always have to have alcoholic heroes?) There are a couple of solid scenes where Willis stays within himself, but those are few and far between.
Now, as for the relationship between Jo and Tom, I didn't buy it for a moment. Not only does it start far too quickly, and with too flimsy of a premise given the circumstances, but it generates neither heat nor romantic tension. It's not that the two don't have chemistry--given an opportunity, they might have--but the movie doesn't allow anything to develop. A couple of bed scenes is about the extent of things as far as we're concerned.
The opening car chase is enjoyable, even if parts of it are close to self-parody (I was reminded of LAST ACTION HERO). After that, however, everything settles into the usual action film routine. There are about two more chases than necessary--on land and in water. My philosophy about chases is that they should be avoided unless the director has something new to show off. Needless to say, STRIKING DISTANCE breaks that rule. No one could accuse Herrington of anything close to originality. He goes strictly by-the-book, churning out a picture that is pure formula, with a generous does of idiocy thrown in.
There are a lot of other bad things I could talk about--the overblown score, the silly portrayal of the police, the bad dialogue, the poor lighting in almost every scene--but I think it's pretty clear how few are the virtues of STRIKING DISTANCE. In fact, one of the positive points is that the movie is too loud and noisy to fall asleep during, which is surely what most people would do if their attention was based on story and character.
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We gather every other fridays if we need to.
We currently have six teams on rotations playing competitively within our school. We are hoping to add livestreaming to our matches in the future.
We hold monthly tournaments for Super Smash Brothers within the school.
We are looking for awesome people to join our crew.
We are looking for creative people who would like to create gaming content in either: live-streaming, video, audio or written formats. We would be supporting the use of Twitch, YouTube, SoundCloud and Medium as our publishing platforms.
We are looking for people that wants to help connect the Vaughan Community and the public to our gaming club. We will be using both Twitter and Instagram to help develop an online presence for the club.
We are looking for people who are interested in organizing various events in the name of gaming club. The events can include interclub meetings, external tournaments or fundraisers for the club or a NPO.
We are looking for people or groups of people to represent their favourite game. This will be an unique position because one person would not be able to represent multiple games and the position has a strict application process.


Nearby: less-than-2, complete-fails, all results,
Historically, W3C test suites have altogether too often been subpar in their coverage, barely scraping the surface of interoperability. In such a context, with only a few hundred simple tests, it is naturally expected that one would expect to hit the 100% pass mark.
With the increased focus on testing however, notably through the Web Platform Tests and Test The Web Forward projects the quality of test suites has improved massively. And since we don't live in a perfect world, if one looks for trouble hard enough one will find it.
The DOM test suite, which is over 52,000 tests (and growing), certainly did set out to look for trouble. Given that, it seems useful to accompany the test results with this this note explaining where the failures come from.
In total, 743 tests fail to pass in two implementations, which amounts to 1.43% of the total. The sections below provide context in which to appraise these failures. This is an increase compared to the last time the DOM test results were reported upon; it is due to the test suite expanding in scope, counteracting actual improvements in implementations.
createNodeIterator()
555 of the failures (75%) come from this single method. This method is actually already in DOM Level 2, but its interoperability in browsers has only recently started improving.
Given that this is existing functionality, already Recommended, that mostly needs to be improved upon, the volume of failures is not particularly worrying.
createDocument()
81 of the failures (11%) come from this method. The failures are actually mostly for
fields that need to be set or not to specific values on the created Document
object.
While it would be useful to sort these problems out, the interoperability issues around this topic are well-known and there has been little interest from implementers in resolving them. The specification features explicit warnings about these.
43 of the failures (6%) or less are linked to WebIDL-related problems. Essentially, they are attributes being present on instances instead of prototypes, wrong exception types, and other similar issues.
This is marked improvement on previous reports in which WebIDL heavily dominated the interoperability landscape. While still not perfect, this area is moving in the right direction, and the failures are unlikely to impact regular development much.
The remaining 64 failing test cases do not appear to subject themselves to easy categorisation. Many of these are corner cases that have little impact on everyday development, if any.
Considering that:
We contend that the specification being proposed for advancement through the process has demonstrated interoperability.


How it works (jQuery component)
- Give it a name.
- Customize each element.
- Generate the CSS code.
- Copy and paste it into your CSS.
- Add the name you give as value of the "skin" parameter.
How it works (Wordpress component)
- Use "mySkin" as name.
- Customize each element.
- Generate the CSS code.
- Copy the generated CSS and paste it into the "mySkin" textarea in the component settings page.
- Choose "mySkin" from the skin selector.
See the on-line demo
go to my blog
go to my site
get the WordPress component
close
Here is your skin!
1. Copy the below text
and paste it in your CSS file:
2. Set as value of
the "skin" parameter of your player.


curl_mime_init - create a mime handle
NAME
curl_mime_init - create a mime handle
SYNOPSIS
#include <curl/curl.h>
curl_mime * curl_mime_init(CURL * easy_handle );
DESCRIPTION
curl_mime_init creates a handle to a new empty mime structure intended to be used with easy_handle. This mime structure can be subsequently filled using the mime API, then attached to easy_handle using option CURLOPT_MIMEPOST within a curl_easy_setopt call.
Using a mime handle is the recommended way to post an HTTP form, format and send a multi-part e-mail with SMTP or upload such an e-mail to an IMAP server.
AVAILABILITY
As long as at least one of HTTP, SMTP or IMAP is enabled. Added in 7.56.0.
RETURN VALUE
A mime struct handle, or NULL upon failure.
EXAMPLE
CURL *easy = curl_easy_init(); curl_mime *mime; curl_mimepart *part; /* Build an HTTP form with a single field named "data", */ mime = curl_mime_init(easy); part = curl_mime_addpart(mime); curl_mime_data(part, "This is the field data", CURL_ZERO_TERMINATED); curl_mime_name(part, "data"); /* Post and send it. */ curl_easy_setopt(easy, CURLOPT_MIMEPOST, mime); curl_easy_setopt(easy, CURLOPT_URL, "http://example.com"); curl_easy_perform(easy); /* Clean-up. */ curl_easy_cleanup(easy); curl_mime_free(mime);
SEE ALSO
curl_mime_addpart, curl_mime_free, CURLOPT_MIMEPOST
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--- layout: post title: "Using data to enhance teamwork, team performance, and patient safety in the OR" subtitle: "Teodor Grantcharov, University of Toronto" date: 2019-10-21 12:30:0 +0000 background: '/img/posts/grantcharov.jpg' future_date: False layer_shift: True ---
Despite significant advances in technology and research, the Operating Room still remains one of the most secretive environments in modern society. This presentation will highlight the impact of transparency and data-driven education & quality improvement on team performance and patient safety. It will review best practices from other high-risk, high-performance industries, and highlight the cultural barriers and the opportunities for transfer of similar approaches in the peri-operative setting. The speaker will review the introduction of the OR Black Box platform and the use of Artificial Intelligence to analyze performance and surgical safety. Finally, the presenter will highlight the importance of changing safety culture in the Operating Room in order to transform surgery into a ultra-safe industry.
Dr. Teodor Grantcharov completed his surgical training at the University of Copenhagen, and a doctoral degree in Medical Sciences at the University of Aarhus in Denmark. Dr. Grantcharov is a Professor of Surgery at the University of Toronto. He holds the Keenan Chair in Surgery at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto and Canada Research Chair in Simulation and Surgical Safety. Dr. Grantcharov is the Director of the International Centre for Surgical Safety – a multidisciplinary group of visionary scientists with expertise in design, human factors, computer- and data science, and healthcare.
Dr. Grantcharov’s clinical interest is the area of minimally invasive surgery, while his academic focus is in the field of surgical innovation and patient safety. He has become internationally recognized as a leader in this area with his work on curriculum design, assessment of competence and impact of surgical performance on clinical outcomes. Dr. Grantcharov developed the surgical black box concept, which aims to transform the safety culture in medicine and introduce modern safety management systems in the highrisk operating room environment. Dr. Grantcharov has more than 170 peer-reviewed publications and more than 180 invited presentations in Europe, South- and North America. He sits on the Board of Governors of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) and on numerous committees with Surgical Professional Societies in North America and Europe. He sits on the Editorial Boards of the British Journal of Surgery and Surgical Endoscopy.
The event will take place on Monday, 21 October, 2019 at 12:30pm in the Großer Hörsaal, 3.OG, Chirurgische Klinik, Im Neuenheimer Feld 110. Kindly help us plan ahead by registering for the event on our meetup page.


Class Location
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Namespace: Passbook\Pass
Author: Eymen Gunay<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Located at Passbook/Pass/Location.php
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{% trans "Explore the Universe with robotic telescopes, for children and adults from 8 years and up, for free!" %}
{% if request.user.is_authenticated %} Continue your mission {% endif %}{% trans "Serol is the brain behind our unique network of robotic telescopes. With their help you will choose targets for the robotic telescopes to observe, just for you.  We never send you a picture taken by someone else"%}
Science
{% trans "With Serol, you will learn about the different types of objects in space, and analyse your own pictures of them."%}
{% trans "It is free to join Serol and become a Cosmic Explorer. With Serol, we have created a way for children 8 years and up to explore the Universe, using Las Cumbres Observatory’s robotic telescopes. You don’t need to know anything about astronomy to start the adventure. You just need a sense of adventure!"%}


{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block pageTitle %} Conduct inclusive research - Inclusive and equitable NHS services {% endblock %} {% block beforeContent %} {{ breadcrumb({ items: [ { href: "/index", text: "Home" } ] }) }} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
What to do and tips to conduct research with different groups of people.
Things teams have found when doing inclusive user research.
Structure, examples and guidance.


Quick™ Packed® mod Quickly make a packed mod from a code snippet ID version title description prestart.js


HTML5 CG viewer supports:
Use mouse to drag image moving around; Use mousewheel to zoom in or out; Clicking on left-side to switch between card and full CG; Clicking on right-side to switch between regular CG and damaged CG.
Where are the stock equipment, and default evasion, LoS, ASW?
Why are some values of battleship fit gun bonus still unknown or looking wrong?
Fit gun mechanics are still being investigated to this day, hence the values are not final and may be subject to changes. Accuracy verifications are hard work, to get a conclusion, mass samples needed to be summarized.
Some sources are listed here:
Wiki Page,
JP Spreadsheet,
EN Spreadsheet.
What do those icons mean for abyssal?
- Boss icon with horns means its border color of icon will be rendered with boss style.
- Ship icon means you have ever encountered this exact abyssal ship, her stats and equipment are from your history database.
Otherwise, they are from KC3 internal data which are collected by us manually, that means they might be out of date or inaccuracy.
Besides, equip slot capacities are always from internal data.
- If you see different text color of stats or equipment, that means our internal data is different with your encounter's. You could help us by reporting the correct value on tool-tip to us.
- If you see no stats and equipment but a JSON text, that means there is no data yet for her in our internal data. You could help us once you encounter her.
Why do some equipment bonuses not appear in KC3?
Why is Harusame so cute?
I know right! kyaaa!


Jesus
The Friend of a Wounded Heart
How do I get to know Jesus?
This is a simple question but the answer can be the most important response of your life.
First we must establish who Jesus is...
As Christians we believe that Jesus is the Son of the living God, sent to earth for one main purpose, to "save his people from their sins."
And all that He asks is that you believe in His son Jesus and you will live forever with Him in heaven.
Every sin you have ever committed in action and in thought is washed away by the Blood of His Son. And here is the amazing part, those sins, according to Gods word, "Will never be remembered again.”
So what do you need to do to gain these promises?
Nothing... Just Believe
Simple isn't it? In fact it's so simple that many religions today will have you think that this gift of salvation has to be obtained through certain prayers or specific acts of good works. But the Bible tells us something different. Paul the apostle tells us that “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved” (Romans 10:13). Saved from what? Saved from our sin and saved from living in eternity away from the presence of God.
How do I get saved?
By just calling on Jesus and asking Him to forgive you of your sin.
Jesus said "Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.” (John 15:13) To think that Jesus came to sinful earth not to punish us for our sins but to lay down His life for us. Why would He do such a thing? Because He considers us His enemy? No just the opposite, because He considers us His friend. This is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This is what knowing Jesus is all about.
Heavenly Father,
I come to you in the Name of Jesus.
Lord, forgive me for all my sins.
Change me, cleanse me, and let your Holy Spirit come and live in me.
I accept you Jesus as my Lord and personal Savior.
In Jesus' Name,
Amen.


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| lensWidth | 100 | Any number not greater than image Width | Defines the width of lens |
| lensHeight | 100 | Any number not greater than image Height | Defines the Height of lens |
| lensBackgroundColor | #fff | Valid color code (HEX value) | Defines the background color of lens |
| lensOpacity | 0.5 | between 0.1 to 1 | Defines the opacity of lens |
| lensBorderColor | #000 | Valid color code (HEX value) | Border color of lens |
| showLens | true | True or False | If false lens will not be visible only mouse cursor will be shown |
| loaderImage | loader.gif | Any valid gif image (a preloader) | shows the image during loading of high resolution image. You must provide full path of the image |
| zoomAnimation | false | True or False | If TRUE Zoom image will be shown using some easing |
| annotationsBorderColor | #000 | Valid color code (HEX value) | annotation/hotspot border color |
| annotationBackgroundColor | #fff | Valid color code (HEX value) | annotation/hotspot background color |
| annotationOpacity | 0.3 | between 0.1 to 1 | Opacity of annotation/hotspot |
| zoomPreviewWindowEffect | default | default or fade | Zoom preview pane visibility effect. Default will just show the pane. Fade will fadein the pame |
| annotations | Blank array | Valid javascript Array | an array containing the annotations which describes a hotspot. |
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Example:
here, each element of the array is an object containg annotation x position, annotation y position on the Low resolution image with text describing hotspot |


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railo-context.Component coldbox.system.core.events.EventPool
This object models an event pool that fires by convetion on its configured name.
| Constructor Summary | |
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init(string state)
constructor. |
| Method Summary | |
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boolean
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exists(string key)
Checks if the passed key is registered with this event pool. |
any
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getObject(string key)
Get an object from this event pool. |
any
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getPool()
Get the Pool linked hash map. |
any
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getState()
Get the event pool's state name. |
private any
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invoker(any target, any interceptData)
Execute an event interception point. |
any
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process(struct interceptData)
Process this event pool according to it's name. |
any
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register(string key, any target)
Register an object class with this event pool. |
void
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setState(any state)
Set the event pool's state name. |
boolean
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unregister(string key)
Unregister an object from this event pool. |
| Methods inherited from class railo-context.Component |
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| None |
| Constructor Detail |
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constructor
state
- The event pool state name to model| Method Detail |
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Checks if the passed key is registered with this event pool
key
- The key of the objectGet an object from this event pool. Else return a blank structure if not found
key
- The key of the objectGet the Pool linked hash map
Get the event pool's state name
Execute an event interception point
target
- The target objectinterceptData
- A metadata structure used to pass intercepted information.Process this event pool according to it's name.
interceptData
- A data structure used to pass information.Register an object class with this event pool
key
- The key of the objecttarget
- The target object to register.Set the event pool's state name
state
Unregister an object from this event pool
key
- The key of the object


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At my first semester at Cal, every computer science major has to take this course called CS61A: Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. For me it was one of the most interesting, fun, knowledgable, stressful, difficult courses I have ever taken in my educational career. During finals week, I was searching the CS61A course website for advice on how to do well on the final when I stumbled across this blog by Joel Spolsky called Joel on Software. If you want to read the whole thing I’ve linked it here, but in a nutshell, Spolsky makes seven key points that every computer science student should consider doing while getting their degree. The one that really hit home for me was his first point: Learn how to write before graduating Joel’s main argument was what separates most good programmers from the great programmers is that great programmers know how to communicate their ideas more effectively than good programmers. He encouraged people to write and write often because the more you write the easier it gets to write well etc. I can’t say how much this blog has helped me yet, but, nevertheless, here I am blogging!
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