We share tips for making money as a freelancer here at GDB all the time. They include:
- upselling your design projects,
- generating passive income,
- specializing in a particular discipline or skill, and
- many many more.
But there’s one key to making steady money as a freelance designer that I fear I haven’t been very clear about.
It’s not that I’m trying to hide anything from you – I want you to be successful too! But it’s something that I have just kindof been doing all along and never really thought to talk with you about it.
So what’s my secret to making steady money as a freelance designer? I diversify my income.
Same ol’, same ol’
It’s really easy to fall into the same old routine as a freelance designer. You find a client. You work on a project. You get paid. And then you start all over again.
But if you want to make steady money as a freelance designer, you’ve got to think outside the box and find more ways to make some cash. And I mean lots of different ways.
A penny here, a penny there
I have actually gotten to the point where my side-ventures make me more money than actually doing design work. I make steady money from blogging (both here at GDB and for other bloggers who are willing to pay me), I make steady money from affiliate work, I make steady money from referring some clients to other designers, and I make steady money from many other little avenues of income.
And the little bit of cash I make from all of these different avenues (blog advertising, sponsored posts, paid writing, consulting, referrals, etc) bring in a significant amount of money each month.
Sure, I only make a little from each one of them every month. But since I have taken time to diversify, I have money coming in from many different places at once – and it adds up.
Don’t put your eggs all in one basket
See, here’s the trouble with relying solely on design projects as a source of income. What if your clients run out of money?

If you only have one source of income and you lose the ability to milk that source of income, you’re in big trouble. You have zero chance at making steady income as a freelance designer.
How will you diversify your income today?
I’m giving you a challenge: Find a way to diversify your income and start making steady money as a freelance designer as soon as you can!
Don’t put it off. Don’t let it sit on your to-do list for months and months.
Find a way to diversify your income today and then share your decision with me in the comments of this post.
Good luck!
This post was originally published in 2011. It has been updated, revised, improved and reposted here for your enjoyment. Thank you.
And here I thought you were going to give me a get-rich-quick idea! Silly me.
I have a couple of passive income products, but they haven’t really taken off yet, and I’m working on more, but it’s a slow process. Like you, I’m hoping that generating several smaller streams of income will eventually add up.
@Theresa Sheridan,
If you don’t mind my asking, what are the sources of passive income you currently use? Are they working well for you?
@Preston D Lee, I resell domain names and hosting accounts, mostly to my clients at the moment. I also have some things on Zazzle, and I have an eBook about SEO. The products on Zazzle don’t do much, but I don’t work at promoting them because I’m just too busy. The eBook is starting to do a little better, but the domain names and hosting do the best at this point. It’s just so hard to promote everything at once, and still promote my design services as well. Oh and school. Oh and the part time job I still have for the time being. Can we say burn the candle at both ends?
You won’t make money on sites like zazzle or other sites. Any digital is not worth money because it can be reproduced to other people for free and it has no physical property that can pass from one person to the next. The best advice is to take up oil painting and paint on canvas. If you work doesn’t sell in oil paint it means you need to practice more. You will have to sell your artwork locally and go to public auctions, galleries for artwork sales. You can create actual 3D signs made of plastic, metal, etc..or even letter fonts which alot of businesses are more interested in than just a digital copy and you’re giving them the final product. Nothing digital will sell unless you are a big corporate.
Can you give a ballpark figure on what you earn on each of those different venues?
@Frank Suyker,
Frank, I make enough to buy groceries for me and my family and pay a portion of our rent each month.
This “article” is pretty skint on usable information. Not really worth anyone’s time, is it?
@dsr,
Your comment is a little ‘skint’ on usable information as well. How would you suggest I make this post better. I would love some constructive criticism.
Thanks!
I think what he means is you didn’t actually “list” any ideas for us to do as side ventures. Listing GOOD ones vs. BAD ideas (like zazzle) would be most helpful! Thanks Preston. :)
I agree some more info would help.. all you mention is you do “side ventures” but not how those actually make money. For example I run http://www.chestwear.com on the side using cafepress.. and it brings in a few dollars a month. some months better than others..
@Mike,
Thanks for the constructive criticism. Maybe this little infographic will help. Here’s how I make money as a freelance designer: http://t.co/cwlXKE8
I’m thinking to make a side business too beside my steady income using my design skills. Hopefully it will work out slow but sure. Thanks for the article though.
@Jane,
Best of luck to you! Let us know how it goes.
i liked this article, a venture to generate passive income will help me alot, however the venture is my choice and which ever direction i want to give that, it is for me to find out. cant ask more from an article!
Thanks.
@maria,
I appreciate the kind words. A few people thought it was vague, but you understood the point of the article. Find something that works for you. The tips I use to diversify my income may not work for you and vice versa. The idea is just to diversify. Best of luck!!
My situation is a little different… I’ve been there and done that. Had to pull over and actually take a hiatus because my site was too popular (without the education). Now I’m just building a database of content for the years ahead after getting some professional training. AdSense is starting to come around again using different methods without a web server. Still, there is a lot of problems yet with the way advertising money is being distributed. IMHO, TV ads should be worthless compared to YouTube ads which have REAL numbers. View counts are the most important factor when broadcasting your content.
So this isn’t really a blog about making money as a designer, more about making money with other projects and working as a designer on the side!
@Si,
I guess it depends on how you look at it. Just because I make money from my design blog, does that mean I’m not a designer? I would say no. I guess what the post is really about is adding to your repertoire of work as a designer.
@Si, Exactly Si. Title should be changed for a more accurate read! “Part-time jobs to get you through.” Of which I entirely agree with.
//Beth @ the Phoenix Marketing Agency
I’m afraid you both misunderstood. All of my diverse income still stems from design. I blog about design, I consult designers. Just because my other projects don’t involve me aligning elements and choosing fonts, doesn’t mean I’m not working as a designer, right. What do you think?
So Preston, what’s a designer got to do to get a referral from you?
@Omar Muhammad,
Not sure what you mean, Muhammad, but I’d be happy to help you however I can. Why don’t you shoot me an email? http://www.graphicdesignblender.com/contact
I look forward to it!
I take Up your Challenge !! ;)
Thankx so much for the Heads up . I was solely Dependent on my freelancing work for the inflow of Money, But you are Completely right in saying to not to keep all my eggs in the same basket.. i am trying to diversify my income.
@Outsourcing,
Thanks for taking the challenge! How do you plan to diversify? I’d love to hear.
I recently toured 6 industrial design offices with my nephew; I’m a longtime freelance designer and he’s a freshman in ID at Syracuse. Much of what I saw bears out in this article, only more so. Design consulting is basically not a viable business model right now for many companies of all sizes, for a variety of reasons.
The industrial design offices we visited have leaned hard on their affiliated services, such as engineering, manufacturing partners, other design disciplines, and spec projects. Spouses with benefits figured large!
Recurring themes were diversifying their service offerings, selling up to old relationships and cultivation of symbiotic relationships, building bridges to China, and limiting spec devotions to 10% of working hours.
My spec efforts include a travel comfort invention, a fundraising system for farmer’s markets (plantacarrot on youtube), a new decking system, and a security system for protecting copper plumbing in HUD foreclosure properties.
Shameless self promotion: visit my website blazingpencils.com and let’s talk about how I can boost your product line’s orbit.
Hey there…. I run my own studio designing for the music industry and I agree that finding passive income to supplement your income is the way to go. One way I’ve had some success, is through Art Licensing. For those not familiar with this, It’s creating artwork & designs and then putting deals together with manufacturers that want these designs on their products. You usually get an advance up front and royalties on the products sold. This does take a bit of time to get rolling, and There are trade shows to attend as well (LICENSING SHOW in Vegas and the SURTEX show in NYC) which are not too cheap. But if business is slow, and you have time to create new lines of art, it can be a very cool area to pursue. I actually get some pretty nice royalty checks from designs for kids school folders and cell phone case graphics.
There are a few sites out there with alot more info on this topic if you’re interested. (http://artlicensingblog.com/)
Good luck out there…
@Phil Yarnall,
Great addition, Phil. Thanks for sharing!
I have been looking for a way to make income all my life. I started a blog to get a following, but that has not exactly panned out yet.
I sell on etsy and on ebay and that is not awful but I cannot live on it, and I work as a restorator for an antique lighting store. That one used to be a real job and now it is less so. I need about 3 more jobs and then I might be getting somewhere.
Thanks for asking.
@meg,
The idea is also not just to keep adding more work to your plate, but to find passive income streams that will help you make more money without putting in more hours. Good luck!
plz i need ur help am in a state where there is no mush money an am a graphic designer what can i do.
I really liked this article for a couple of reasons. It helped me not to feel like I was the only designer who also does non-design related work. (I’m currently waitressing part-time.) This article also helped motivate me to come up with other ideas to diversify my income, maybe not a blog or paid writing, but SOMETHING. Thanks :)
There is no money in web design.. web design is a joke industry.. no one pays real money anymore to have a site designed. They just go to places like template monster and buy a site for $60
I completely disagree with this statement. I make very good income with website design. You just have to attract the clients that want a very well designed and “custom” website. You can’t get totally custom from a template (not without a designer’s help at least. Not unless you know how to recode) and there are plenty of people out there that still want that and frown on templates. I also make great income customizing WordPress sites! The work is out there, you just have to pursue it, produce great work and you will get referred to their other friends that want the same thing.
Actually your vague ideas could be summarized thusly, ‘do other stuff besides be a designer’, which is kind of, duh. Nice google traffic driving story title, though!
dsr,
Sorry you feel that way. My real message here is to diversify your income as a designer. Good luck!
I think this post was great! It’s kind of a “duh” subject, haha. Some people are complaining because you don’t give out specifics, but I find it motivating to have to be creative and find out what can work best for me as a designer.
It’s been difficult lately. Putting out $10k websites for $2500… And no passive income. It’s hard, but I do need to take the time NOW to find other ways to bring in money and not put it off. Simple, but awesome post. Thanks!
Totally agree. I guess I could have written a long list post of 100 ideas, but I’m sure some people would complain about a list post too. Can’t please them all. If people wanted to get something out of this, they did.
I think the article was just fine, it was short and to the point. Everyone is different and excels in different areas, so how can one expect you to tell them what to do for a stream of extra income? If they can’t figure that out for themselves…. well, it makes me question how creative they really are.
Myself, I’m still in the process of figuring out how to build my client base but I am always thinking of ways to bring in extra income. My current way is by making and selling gourmet cake balls (a 2-3 bite sized ball of cake, flavorings, frosting and chocolate in the shape of a ball)…. they are absolutely amazing!
This is my first time on this site and I have found a few great articles to help me with my freelance design business, Spotted Banana Creative Studio. I look forward to all the future posts!
Thanks, Karleigh! I hope to see you in the comments in the future!
I’ve been a web designer for 8 years and I can assure you that there is no money in web design unless you are employed full time by a company making a salary. Web design is joke. Nobody pays real money anymore for web design. They just go to any of the big template shops and pay $60 for a design then have them customize it… or hire some college kid for 100 bucks to build a site.
adam,
Sorry you’ve had some bad luck. I still make pretty good money as a web designer. I think it’s all in how you market it!
I agree with you, Preston. Freelancing as a web designer isn’t a joke, it’s just a lot of work. I know so many amazing freelance designers that make just as much not if more than a salary paying job. You need to have a high quality portfolio and the right marketing strategy for yourself. If you complain and don’t work towards your own goals, then you’re absolutely going to fail. It just takes a lot of time! That full-time position didn’t pop out of no where, that company had to start from nothing and take the time to build. Just like you do, as a freelance designer.
Sorry, did I miss something here? Your article title is “My secret to making steady money as a freelance designer”, but youMy secret to making steady money as a freelance designer haven’t actually given any specifics?
You’ve just sort of alluded to something people could do?
Maybe the content of the article should be summarised thus “think of a grabby blog post title, waffle a bit, get sycophantic readers to provide real content for you”? I think that’s the real secret!
@dsr – I’m with you mate – this is tosh!
@adam – you too mate, you+nail+hit+head.
Hey ian,
Sorry if you missed it, but my point is bolded above. Check it out and read a little slower. I’m sure you’ll get it. Good luck!!
Preston this was a great post. Too bad some folks didn’t “get it.”  I believe I read about diversifying your income in The Millionaire Next Door. I think diversifying keeps you well rounded with money in your pockets.
I’m a crafty person. In addition to my budding design business have a ribbon shop on etsy. While that’s not passive it allows me diversity in my workday. Also another income stream I’m looking into is becoming a fitness instructor. While its not passive it allows me to get away from my desk, get out of the house, and get some exercise. I guess it would be considered passive if I created exercise videos and sold them on my site.
Once again I really enjoyed this post and I enjoy reading your blog.
Shop Girl,
I’m a referee/umpire for youth sports and high schools – I love it because it gets me away from my desk and moving/getting exercise, too! (It’s not passive, either.)
April
Hi there! I have worked as a graphic designer for almost 25 years in Sweden, and seen it all! 15 years ago we decided to move north to my wife’s hometown, away from my rather big job market in Stockholm. I new it would be hard to get a good job, and well, after 3 jobs as art director lost due to lack of clients at the agencies I worked at, I popped out on the unemployed market, no jobs as a designer to get anywhere due to a small town with small opportunities. So, I drive a taxi, to be able to pay my share of the household (got two kids), and the rest of my time goes to my work as a graphic designer at freelance bases. But then Sweden is an expensive place to live in, and having a family you need to do what has to be done to keep the money coming! I really wish I can live of my design in the near future again, and I work hard for that.
Hi there! I just recently graduated with my Associates Degree in Graphic Arts, and I’m good with the Adobe Creative Suite programs (i.e. Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator), is there anything I can to make money until I do land a “dream” job. I’m thinking about designing letter-headers, bumper stickers, and maybe do resumes for people who don’t have time to do them. Is there anything you can suggest?
Your article just got right in. My income depend mostly on ONE client, although I have started to diversify.
If something goes wrong, if my client has an accident, it all goes down the drain. I have known that for years
Hope to open a webshop, and I am also doing a site for graphic freelancers for job seeking, news and offers.
Thanks for reminding me
There are a lot of ways for designers (and anyone else) to make extra $$. A good designer is creative. So be creative. Look at coming up with ideas to make money as a design project.
Sound advice for anyone, web designer or not. Gone are the days when you could rely on your employer (LONG gone) no matter if you’re a consultant or salaried at whatever you do. Always be looking for little jobs and opportunities. I know of really no one that I would consider wealthy that has 1 job, and that’s it. Side investments in real estate and consulting gigs can pay off. Look down the road, not only for the short term and plant seeds if you’re young.
Coincidentally, I just published a post on a site of mine explaining how to become an Amazon affiliate for beginners (http://ablogblog.com/amazon-affiliates-the-easy-way/)–probably too elementary for this crowd, but a penny here and a penny there all adds up, and a year from now you’ll wish you had started today.
Yikes, Preston, lots of negative vibes coming at you from the comment section… I personally think the title was fine, and the content useful, although I was expecting more but I think that would actually be spoon-feeding.
Anyway, I just wanted to ask how you go about getting to guest post on other blogs? Do you approach bloggers with your ideas or concepts of what you’d like to bring to their blogs? Have they all approached you? I have approached a few sites in the past and got no response, so I’d like some advice on how you go about getting them to take you on and pay you.
Thanks for a great site!
i’m using designcrowd and graphicriver (evanto)
i wouldnt ever advise anyone to become a web designer. one of the worste career fields around. everyone and their dog offers cheap web design everywhere these days.
You are right Preston, it’s a must to have more than one income. As long as all roads lead to Rome ( my bank account). I also design accessories. I love merging designing with fashion. @Preston, could you explain how buying domain names and reselling them works. Thanks Happy New Year
I really like the idea of multiple streams of passive income. I’ve sold some of my photography through stock photo agencies. I’m currently working on producing some stock audio recordings, to market through stock audio companies. I’m keenly interested in finding many more passive income sources. Diversity is a great asset!
Say, I noticed that this blog is using my initials for its name.  ;)
Preston, I’m with the positive commenters. This is a good post and when you talk about “My secret…” to me that means you’re talking about what works for YOU, which may not necessarily work for everybody else and their sister. Everyone is different, so yeah, put your brains to work to get some creative ideas on what could work for you, negative folks!
Still, it’s good to have a balance in the comments, because I learn from that too :)
Best thing about this post for me? To know that I’m not alone, trying to make money in different ways, while having a (full-time) job. I’m a translator, virtual assistant, customize WordPress sites, use Adsense, affiliate links, sell on eBay, etc. (Don’t ask where I find time, LOL). I thought I was crazy to try it all, but your post reinforces the idea NOT to depend on one source of income. So I’m on the right track, and not crazy at all :) Thanks again!
Hello,
I am freelance Graphic/UI Web Designer. My freelancing is not as static as I expecting need some tips and guides from you guys.Hope to get something useful & helpful
Regards,
IHN
I’m completely new to this. Have a small portfolio, and not allot of cash to begin with. I’m a good designer, though I lack the idea’s required to really make money at this, working on a few sites like zazzle and what not putting designs on products to sell. Want to know if there is more that I can do so if you can help would be amazing.
@Wes as a freelancer myself I generate other income from also reselling marketing products that my clients need. I diversified by business by not just selling design but selling marketing solutions which include print, promo products and even trade show accessories like banners, displays etc. Hope that gives you some ideas..and good luck!
Great post Preston!
The information was very helpful and I appreciate you sharing this :) As Designers, we have endless opportunities and sources for earning extra income. I’m a newbie when it comes to earning extra money online ; my day job and freelance keep me busy but when I get some good personal work done I like to turn them into something I can sell on Society6.com.
Thank you again for your wise words. It’s always great reading your blogs!
Hi all, great input. Do you love design? Well passion is power…stick with it…live it, talk about it wherever, add to it, like: email marketing (create adverts for companies, business card designs, logo designs – AAA logo maker…Wordpress surveys and polls on yr blog. Set up a community website and put useful affiliate links and get paid commission, eg. Rent a car, health products, gym, accommodation guest houses, hotels, etc.
Resell created templates online. Start a business listing site free and paid listings. Do a review site and get paid by restaurants, hotels, etc to boost their exposure, ie first page placement at the top. Get money back from sending print jobs to printing companies. Sign up with Adwords and promote your design services…go past a school or high traffic area and ask to put your design services sign up and pay the school or residential home owners a small instalment per month…make it a win win deal.
Do referrals whereby people that promote and get you design business will get paid…be honest and pay the guys even if they didn’t know that their referral gave you business…remember the law of the universe knows to give back:)
P.s I think Preston has long since left or moved on from this post…but left a great legacy…thanks to all of you!
Dean, Thanks for helping keep the conversation alive! I wish I had time to respond to all the comments on all of our 500+ blog posts. I appreciate the extra help and keep up the amazing work, everyone!
This article is great.  They want you to tell them exactly what to type in, and preferably just send them some money to their paypal afterwards.
I’m not a graphic designer – but I am self-employed as a music artist, a hairstylist, and I do a fair bit of freelance writing. I learned while spending a heavy amount of time busking (street performing) that while you can make a sinful amount of money sometimes, you can also catch the flu and not be able to ‘work’ for two weeks.
Diversifying your income as a self-employed creative is not only vital, but easy and fun – if you’re willing to work at it.
Thank you for this post! Very encouraging content.
Anthony,
Thanks so much for the comment. I’m glad the content is encouraging to you. I wish you the best of luck as you continue to build. :) Cheers.
I think expanding yourself word of mouth is the hardest thing to do when you want to start anything, designing has payed a phone bill for me, I practice digital printing, screenpress & designing but how would someone go about being able to ensure the client or should i say lure them into your services?
create a pitch?
website?
blog?
Great Article Preston!! I am a graphic designer/videographer and one alternative revenue driver for me that “works in the background” is selling stock footage. Whenever I am on location for a shoot, I will venture out and capture assorted b-roll of architecture, city-scapes, fountains etc. I log and capture all that extra footage, tag it and sell it on assorted sites like Revostock and Pond 5. It’s always a nice surprise getting an email that I have sold a couple of clips generating a little bit of extra revenue. Look for my footage under fishidesign at those sites.
Brilliant! That is the way to create opportunity for yourself!
I like your posts Preston.
I think it would be fun, since you have the attention of many through your following, to create that list of 100+. I would volunteer for the opportunity to be a case study.
To see how your guidance works in other people’s lives. To present the challenge, through a person… and to check in (perhaps once per month) to see what actions have been taken and what has been/not been successful. I believe it would give great insights.
There are so many offering up solutions to any given challenge and the seeming solutions, while they mean well… DO NOT FIT the condition. And then…. as the recipient of those ideas…. and not following them because they are not a right fit. THE GIVER of the idea feels…. rejected? Perhaps rejected is too strong a word.
One of the many truths in the matter is… NOT putting all of your energy, skills, ideas in one basket and expecting it to sustain you. Times have changed and I think that there could be a great opportunity here to further this discussion on ideas + action = results kind of [sustain yourself as an artist/graphic designer/illustrator…..] conversation.
How can we best utilize our precious time and energy in order to sustain ourselves and make a good living doing what we love?
I have been reading through some of the comments made about your article–and I have to say–dsr was hoping for a short cut. Preston, I believe that you may have written in another article”3-important keys to success”, that there are no short cuts. I remember there was a time that I had did just as you wrote about “diversification” and –Its funny–It does ring true. I have taught adult educations courses–Demonstrations for organizations–Entertainment venues–Murals–Portraits–and others–which provided me with stead income for me to return to school. I agree with your point Preston and qualify it in these terms: Artist must find a way to exercise their gifts by creating the opportunities to utilize them. Thanks for reminding me.
I went freelance over a year ago partly to devote more time to my sidelines of experimenting with writing and designing children’s picture books. My professional work will hopefully fund a loss-leading self-published short print run to sell at school fairs. With luck – and if my work is any good! – I can build on this and hopefully turn a profit.
This post definitely got me thinking! It got the ball rolling to think of how I can create passive income and diversify my income. Currently I sell poster designs on Etsy and society6 but I would love to have more avenues to create passive revenue.


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A scrum board could be created digitally but also analog. There is a lot of free tools available online for this board, which also work very well. The illustration is only an example of a scrum board. It can be seen that the items have different colors to distinguish the type of the item. Another methodology in Scrum would be to place a sticker or point on an item after the last day, which was in the same state the previous day. This means that if Item 1 remains in the “Progress” area for three days, it will receive three stickers. This allows you to see how long an item is already in the same state.
Tools
With project work hardly any tools are needed. The problem is to make the right choice. Tools should make working on a project more efficient. Since there were participants from different locations in our project, one should absolutely use tools that enable constant communication to be maintained. If possible via instant messaging or in the best case via voice or video conferencing. The next section will deal with this topic.


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You know when you get one of your car tires stuck in the snow (or the mud, for those of you who don't live north of the Mason-Dixon Line) and the harder you work at freeing yourself, the deeper you sink? That's the basic premise of The Deep End, a stellar new film from Scott McGehee and David Siegel, the duo who made the impressive, Hitchcockian Suture on a very tiny budget a few years ago.
Tilda Swinton (The Beach) plays Margaret Hall, and although she isn't literally spinning her tires, they're figuratively kicking up all kinds of debris. Margaret lives in a beautiful home on Lake Tahoe with her husband, three children and father-in-law Jack (played by Peter Donat, Mulder's father from The X-Files). Her husband, a military officer, is never around (we don't ever see him), leaving Margaret to contend with his distant father and the insanity of carting the kids around to all manner of extracurricular activities.
Margaret's trouble begins before the film even starts. It seems that her oldest son, Beau (Jonathan Tucker, The Virgin Suicides), was recently involved in a fender-bender that involved both alcohol and a 30-something man she tracks down, in End's first scene, to a gay nightclub in Reno called The Deep End. "I'm looking for Darby Reese," she says in a no-nonsense manner reminiscent of a slightly less confident version of Terence Stamp's Wilson from The Limey.
Darby (Josh Lucas, American Psycho) is offered $5,000 to stay away from Beau, and considers it because he's the kind of Reno lowlife who owes money to a bookie. But he shows up at the Hall house later that night, confronting Beau in what leads to a shoving match. Unbeknownst to Beau, Darby accidentally slips off the pier and catches the business end of an anchor in his chest.
Margaret finds the body washed up on the shore the next morning and, assuming her son did it, lets the protect-at-any-cost maternal instinct kick in as she disposes of Darby a la Harvey Keitel's Winston "The Cleaner" Wolf in Pulp Fiction.
But then the tire-spinning starts, and Margaret keeps getting deeper and deeper into what she thinks is a murder cover-up, eventually culminating in a blackmail attempt from a man named Alek Spera (Goran Visnjic, ER) He has proof of Beau's relationship with Darby and is prepared to take it to the cops unless he gets $50,000 within 24 hours. And Alek doesn't so much care that Margaret has to deal with the dance recitals, car pools and the "Mom, where's my baseball glove?"
The house on the lake is chock full of secrets, and that's one of the things that makes this story work so well (it's based on Elisabeth Sanxay Holding's 1947 novel called The Blank Wall, which was made into The Reckless Moment in 1949). Margaret never questions her son about Darby's death, or his sexual history, and Beau keeps mum even though he's sure she's having an affair with that mysterious guy who keeps showing up and getting her flustered. Even Jack seems to be hiding something from the rest of his family, although we never really find out what it is.
McGehee and Siegel, who produced, directed and adapted End's story from Holding's novel, use color here like they've been working with it for decades (Suture was in black and white). Along with cinematographer Giles Nuttgens (Battlefield Earth), who won the top prize at Sundance for his work here, the directors use many cool shades of blue throughout the film, which helps to make it look like Margaret is living her life underwater. We see water throughout the film (a dripping tap, fish tank, car wash, swimming pool, water cooler and, of course, the lake) but good old H2O has practically soaked into Margaret's life, right down to her husband being in the Navy, and Beau being a member of the water polo team.
Even if you think End loses its way toward the denouement, there's no denying Swinton's wonderful performance. It's one of the best you'll see this year, and she should clear her calendar for Oscar night. Visnjic and Tucker do well in their smaller roles, but this is Swinton's show, and she takes full advantage of it in a way that you won't easily forget.
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Working on any project-- a blog, a computer program, an essay, even a layout to a book or magazine-- necessitates changes being made to that project over time. Tracking changes to a project can be useful. Imagine you're working on a website and decide that an earlier version of the website was better. To revert back to a previous version of this website, a log of the different versions of the site would quickly and easily allow you to accomplish this. Now that's say you have multiple people working and making changes to your website from different locations at different times. How would you keep track of different versions of your website then? This is where version constrol is useful.
Developers use version control to track changes to a project as it grows, allowing them to look back through the history of a project and see what changes were made, when, why and by whom. Developers can also use version control to make and track several different versions of one project (branches) so that different solutions can be attempted and different parts of one project may be executed by different contributors before being merged back into a master source/code.
Git is one particular kind of version control software. Git lives on your computer and tracks changes to a project as they are made using what is known as a commit. A git commit collects a group a changes (such a the moving, deleting or altering of a file) and saves them as an item in a project's history, along with pertinent information such as a when, why, and by whom the changes were made. Commits are used to track a project's development and are permanently viewable as a recording of a project's history. Git also uses a tool known as branching. Branching allows for multiple versions of a project to exist at a time so that developers can try different solutions and outcomes without compromising their final product.
GitHub is a website that hosts projects, utilizing Git to update and track changes to these projects. GitHub allows multiple users to work on a project at different times from different locations without compromising the integrity of the "master" branch/code.


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Kelly scores 22 to lift Quinnipiac past Albany (NY) 86-69
by The Associated PressHAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — Rich Kelly hit six of Quinnipiac’s 17 3-pointers and scored 22 points and the Bobcats beat Albany 86-69 on Friday night.
Kelly added six assists for Quinnipiac (1-2), which shot 51% from long distance and led 45-33 at halftime.
Kevin Marfo scored 10 points with 12 rebounds, Tyrese Williams had 17 points and Matt Balanc added points for the Bobcats.
Ahmad Clark had 20 points and six rebounds for the Great Danes (2-3). Cameron Healy added 15 points and eight assists and Trey Hutcheson had 11 points.
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Introduction
We’ve covered types of variables in the Programming Basics post, and we’ve covered functions in the same post. We’re now going to lightly touch on a slightly more advanced topic, which is heavily used in javascript: objects. There will be a lot more on object-oriented programming in future posts, but for now we’re going to cover a few basics, as these are unavoidable in JS.
Why objects matter in Javascript
During the design of JS as a language, the decision was made that everything in the language will be represented in memory as an object. Even a simple boolean value such as var x = true;
will create a new object in memory. Up until now, this has been an irrelevant implementation detail, but as we start trying to solve a few problems we’ll need to understand a bit about what this decision provides us with.
Objects
At the simplest level, an object is simply an unordered map of arbitrary keys storing arbitrary values. For example
This object has two properties, set using a key and a value. A property key must always be a valid string, but the value can be anything of any type (including other objects). In this object, each value is also a string. Once an object is defined, you can access it’s properties using a dot. For example, to access the value of wotsit
on the above object myObj
you would use myObj.wotsit
, which will return you "something else"
.
You can also add new arbitrary keys to an object. With the above object, we would add a new property like this: myObj.newKey = 'new value'
. This would result in the previous object now being defined in memory like this:
“Plain” objects like this example are very useful for storing information. For example, in the real world, you may have a basket full of items, and each item can be stored as an object that looks a bit like this:
Methods
As well as storing boring old data, object can contain functions. When a function is attached to an object, it is often referred to as a “method” of that object. These methods can do anything you’d like them to, but due to some complexities of the language, defining methods is a topic for another day.
We will be talking about use of existing methods though, and one key area of this is in The DOM. Up til now, we’ve been using javascript in isolation, but when you start integrating your JS into a webpage, you’ll need to do a fair bit of working with the DOM, or Document Object Model. This is the browsers representation of your HTML, and DOM methods are the key to interacting with users.
When you load a webpage, the browser sets up a few global
objects you can use. A useful one is document
, which is the browsers entry point into the DOM. You can call document
methods to fetch elements, read information about the page or setup listeners
to hook into user events.
It is also worth knowing that the javascript built-in types often have a bunch of pre-defined methods attached, which can make your life very easy. Learning these methods by heart is not something I’d expect you to do, however it is very useful to know roughly what they can do, so that when you need one, you can search for it’s exact name and usage.
Using Methods
Methods are called like any other functions in javascript, you invoke them by passing zero or more parameters in parentheses like this myObj.someMethod()
or myObj.otherMethod(param, paramTwo)
. The difference between methods and plain functions is that usually the method operates on the value it is attached to, rather than taking in a parameter to work with.
Method examples
String methods
.toLowerCase() example
result
In the above code, the toLowerCase() method makes a copy of the string it is called on, and returns that converted all to lower case characters. So the result of this code is that str still contains "This is MY StrinG."
and newStr contains "this is my string."
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.slice() example
result
The slice method takes two parameters, a start index and an end index. It then slices that chunk out of a copy of the string. The result of this will be that cutOutBit
contains "is "
but str
will be unaffected.
Methods on The DOM.
.getElementbyId()
A very useful method, you can use this to fetch an element
from a document. Given a DOM fragment that looks like this:
You can use document.getElementById('some-thing')
to get a reference to that div. For example:
The above code will set the colour of text inside the div to red.


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In addition, key science experiments returns from the space station through NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida for the first time since the retirement of the space shuttle, NASA said in a statement late on Friday.
The space experiments include 'Cardinal Heart', which studies how changes in gravity affect cardiovascular cells at the cellular and tissue level using 3D engineered heart tissues, a type of tissue chip.
Another experiment is a Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency study, 'Space Organogenesis', which demonstrates the growth of 3D organ buds from human stem cells in order to analyze changes in gene expression.
Results from this investigation could show advantages of using microgravity for cutting-edge developments in regenerative medicine and may contribute to the establishment of technologies needed to create artificial organs, NASA said.
'Rodent Research-23' involves the return of live mice. This experiment studies the function of arteries, veins, and lymphatic structures in the eye and changes in the retina before and after spaceflight.
The aim is to clarify whether these changes impair visual function. At least 40 per cent of astronauts experience vision impairment known as Spaceflight-Associated Neuro-ocular Syndrome (SANS) on long-duration spaceflights, which could adversely affect mission success.
"The large amount of science returning to Earth on this mission is possible thanks to upgrades to the SpaceX cargo Dragon spacecraft, which has double the powered locker capability of the company's previous capsules," NASA informed. On return, it can support up to 12 powered lockers, enabling transport of more cold cargo and power for additional payloads.


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by beansssJYP Entertainment's rookie boy group Stray Kids has dropped a preview of their official fan light stick!
The light stick will be released this coming November 23, in light of the opening day of Stray Kids's 'District 9 : Unlock' concert in Seoul's Olympic Hall. Stray Kids fans, also known as Stays, will soon be able to have their very own official light stick to cheer on the boys!
The design of the concert reflects the theme of "Stray Kids's way", an "unstable way" depicted by "the compass without direction". Do you like the design?


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My problem involve 30 something constraints on a finite SetVar.
It involve 2 required constraints. All the rest are soft constraints.
I need to find a solution that can give me solutions which satisfy the most constraints.
So, should I implement the Algorithm myself to solve the Constraint Hierarchy?
Is there any examples or reference you would recommended?
The most straight one I can think of is the DeltaStar.
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Adds an edge to list of topology links and topology graph.
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Adds an event listener.
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Add a flow to a network device.
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Adds a list of flow actions object to a flow rule.
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Adds a flow match object to a flow rule.
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Adds a host to the list of topology hosts.
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Extract hosts info and store them in topo storage.
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Extract links info and store them in topo storage.
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Shirley Ballas 'feels more like herself' after having breast implants removed
Strictly Come Dancing’s head judge, 59, said she was in agony after the four-hour surgery but was straight back on air
by Molly Pike, Mark Jefferies, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/molly-pike/Shirley Ballas has revealed she 'feels more like herself' after having her breast implants removed just days ago due to cancer fears.
Strictly Come Dancing ’s head judge, 59, said she was in agony after the four-hour surgery but only wanted 'minimal painkillers' when she appeared on the BBC1 show.
Shirley said: “I’m good. It’s been an emotional week for sure. I made a commitment to the show and wanted to see it through.
“I made a decision to put them in and I made the decision to take them out. Every day it will get better.
“It’s about six to eight weeks of recuperation. I won’t miss a show.”
Prior to the operation, Shirley spoke about the procedure with contestant Michelle Visage, who recently revealed she has had her implants removed too.
Shirley said: “She wished me well and told me to take my time recuperating. She said she feels like a new woman. So from woman to woman she wanted to share that experience of how much healthier she felt.”
Shirley admitted she was “still getting used” to life without implants.
Speaking on ITV’s Lorraine, she showcased before and after photos.
 It was a DD and now it’s an AB, so it’s quite a difference in size.”
Shirley recently urged women to rethink implants, saying: “Don’t think you need to have these procedures to make you look more attractive.
“If someone is making you feel bad, talk to someone. Don’t do what I did. You can’t make somebody love you, no matter what you do to yourself. It’s learning to love yourself.”
For those still considering implants, she urged them to “do their research” and added: “I did not do mine. I thought if I put them in my husband would think of me as more desirable.
“I made this choice many years ago, not understanding what I was really doing, except telling myself I didn’t look good enough.”


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User browsing activity generates vast amounts of data. What's the best way to collect that data and stream it to collection systems?
Collecting data from millions of users concurrently is challenging. How do you build solutions that can scale to meet those demands in an automated fasion?
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java.lang.Object javax.swing.plaf.ComponentUI javax.swing.plaf.ListUI javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicListUI
public class BasicListUI
A Windows L&F implementation of ListUI.
| Nested Class Summary | |
|---|---|
class |
BasicListUI.FocusHandler
This inner class is marked "public" due to a compiler bug. |
class |
BasicListUI.ListDataHandler
The ListDataListener that's added to the JLists model at installUI time, and whenever the JList.model property changes. |
class |
BasicListUI.ListSelectionHandler
The ListSelectionListener that's added to the JLists selection model at installUI time, and whenever the JList.selectionModel property changes. |
class |
BasicListUI.MouseInputHandler
Mouse input, and focus handling for JList. |
class |
BasicListUI.PropertyChangeHandler
The PropertyChangeListener that's added to the JList at installUI time. |
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
protected int |
cellHeight
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protected int[] |
cellHeights
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protected static int |
cellRendererChanged
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protected int |
cellWidth
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protected static int |
fixedCellHeightChanged
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protected static int |
fixedCellWidthChanged
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protected FocusListener |
focusListener
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protected static int |
fontChanged
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protected JList |
list
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protected ListDataListener |
listDataListener
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protected ListSelectionListener |
listSelectionListener
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protected static int |
modelChanged
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protected MouseInputListener |
mouseInputListener
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protected PropertyChangeListener |
propertyChangeListener
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protected static int |
prototypeCellValueChanged
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protected CellRendererPane |
rendererPane
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protected static int |
selectionModelChanged
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protected int |
updateLayoutStateNeeded
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| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
BasicListUI()
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
protected int |
convertRowToY(int row)
Return the JList relative Y coordinate of the origin of the specified row or -1 if row isn't valid. |
protected int |
convertYToRow(int y0)
Convert the JList relative coordinate to the row that contains it, based on the current layout. |
protected FocusListener |
createFocusListener()
|
protected ListDataListener |
createListDataListener()
Creates an instance of ListDataListener that's added to the JLists by model as needed. |
protected ListSelectionListener |
createListSelectionListener()
Creates an instance of ListSelectionHandler that's added to the JLists by selectionModel as needed. |
protected MouseInputListener |
createMouseInputListener()
Creates a delegate that implements MouseInputListener. |
protected PropertyChangeListener |
createPropertyChangeListener()
Creates an instance of PropertyChangeHandler that's added to the JList by installUI(). |
static ComponentUI |
createUI(JComponent list)
Returns a new instance of BasicListUI. |
Rectangle |
getCellBounds(JList list,
int index1,
int index2)
Returns the bounds of the specified item in JList coordinates, null if index isn't valid. |
Dimension |
getPreferredSize(JComponent c)
The preferredSize of the list depends upon the layout orientation. |
protected int |
getRowHeight(int row)
Returns the height of the specified row based on the current layout. |
Point |
indexToLocation(JList list,
int index)
Returns the origin of the specified item in JList coordinates, null if index isn't valid. |
protected void |
installDefaults()
Initialize JList properties, e.g. |
protected void |
installKeyboardActions()
Registers the keyboard bindings on the JList that the
BasicListUI is associated with. |
protected void |
installListeners()
Create and install the listeners for the JList, its model, and its selectionModel. |
void |
installUI(JComponent c)
Initializes this.list by calling installDefaults() ,
installListeners() , and installKeyboardActions()
in order. |
int |
locationToIndex(JList list,
Point location)
Convert a point in JList coordinates to the closest index
of the cell at that location. |
protected void |
maybeUpdateLayoutState()
If updateLayoutStateNeeded is non zero, call updateLayoutState() and reset updateLayoutStateNeeded. |
void |
paint(Graphics g,
JComponent c)
Paint the rows that intersect the Graphics objects clipRect. |
protected void |
paintCell(Graphics g,
int row,
Rectangle rowBounds,
ListCellRenderer cellRenderer,
ListModel dataModel,
ListSelectionModel selModel,
int leadIndex)
Paint one List cell: compute the relevant state, get the "rubber stamp" cell renderer component, and then use the CellRendererPane to paint it. |
protected void |
selectNextIndex()
Selected the previous row and force it to be visible. |
protected void |
selectPreviousIndex()
Selected the previous row and force it to be visible. |
protected void |
uninstallDefaults()
Set the JList properties that haven't been explicitly overridden to null. |
protected void |
uninstallKeyboardActions()
Unregisters keyboard actions installed from installKeyboardActions . |
protected void |
uninstallListeners()
Remove the listeners for the JList, its model, and its selectionModel. |
void |
uninstallUI(JComponent c)
Uninitializes this.list by calling uninstallListeners() ,
uninstallKeyboardActions() , and uninstallDefaults()
in order. |
protected void |
updateLayoutState()
Recompute the value of cellHeight or cellHeights based and cellWidth, based on the current font and the current values of fixedCellWidth, fixedCellHeight, and prototypeCellValue. |
| Methods inherited from class javax.swing.plaf.ComponentUI |
|---|
contains, getAccessibleChild, getAccessibleChildrenCount, getMaximumSize, getMinimumSize, update |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
protected JList list
protected CellRendererPane rendererPane
protected FocusListener focusListener
protected MouseInputListener mouseInputListener
protected ListSelectionListener listSelectionListener
protected ListDataListener listDataListener
protected PropertyChangeListener propertyChangeListener
protected int[] cellHeights
protected int cellHeight
protected int cellWidth
protected int updateLayoutStateNeeded
protected static final int modelChanged
protected static final int selectionModelChanged
protected static final int fontChanged
protected static final int fixedCellWidthChanged
protected static final int fixedCellHeightChanged
protected static final int prototypeCellValueChanged
protected static final int cellRendererChanged
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public BasicListUI()
| Method Detail |
|---|
protected void paintCell(Graphics g, int row, Rectangle rowBounds, ListCellRenderer cellRenderer, ListModel dataModel, ListSelectionModel selModel, int leadIndex)
paint(java.awt.Graphics, javax.swing.JComponent)
public void paint(Graphics g, JComponent c)
paint
in class ComponentUI
g
- the Graphics
context in which to paintc
- the component being painted;
this argument is often ignored,
but might be used if the UI object is stateless
and shared by multiple componentspaintCell(java.awt.Graphics, int, java.awt.Rectangle, javax.swing.ListCellRenderer, javax.swing.ListModel, javax.swing.ListSelectionModel, int)
public Dimension getPreferredSize(JComponent c)
| Layout Orientation | Preferred Size |
|---|---|
| JList.VERTICAL | The preferredSize of the list is total height of the rows and the maximum width of the cells. If JList.fixedCellHeight is specified then the total height of the rows is just (cellVerticalMargins + fixedCellHeight) * model.getSize() where rowVerticalMargins is the space we allocate for drawing the yellow focus outline. Similarly if fixedCellWidth is specified then we just use that. |
| JList.VERTICAL_WRAP | If the visible row count is greater than zero, the preferredHeight is the maximum cell height * visibleRowCount. If the visible row count is <= 0, the preferred height is either the current height of the list, or the maximum cell height, whichever is bigger. The preferred width is than the maximum cell width * number of columns needed. Where the number of columns needs is list.height / max cell height. Max cell height is either the fixed cell height, or is determined by iterating through all the cells to find the maximum height from the ListCellRenderer. |
| JList.HORIZONTAL_WRAP | If the visible row count is greater than zero, the preferredHeight
is the maximum cell height * adjustedRowCount. Where
visibleRowCount is used to determine the number of columns.
Because this lays out horizontally the number of rows is
then determined from the column count. For example, lets say
you have a model with 10 items and the visible row count is 8.
The number of columns needed to display this is 2, but you no
longer need 8 rows to display this, you only need 5, thus
the adjustedRowCount is 5.
If the visible row
count is <= 0, the preferred height is dictated by the
number of columns, which will be as many as can fit in the width
of the |
Insets
are determined from
list.getInsets()
.
getPreferredSize
in class ComponentUI
c
- The JList component.
JComponent.getPreferredSize()
,
LayoutManager.preferredLayoutSize(java.awt.Container)
protected void selectPreviousIndex()
JList.ensureIndexIsVisible(int)
protected void selectNextIndex()
JList.ensureIndexIsVisible(int)
protected void installKeyboardActions()
JList
that the
BasicListUI
is associated with. This method is called at
installUI() time.
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
protected void uninstallKeyboardActions()
installKeyboardActions
.
This method is called at uninstallUI() time - subclassess should
ensure that all of the keyboard actions registered at installUI
time are removed here.
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
protected void installListeners()
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
,
uninstallListeners()
protected void uninstallListeners()
uninstallUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
,
installListeners()
protected void installDefaults()
uninstallDefaults()
,
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
,
CellRendererPane
protected void uninstallDefaults()
installDefaults()
,
uninstallUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
,
CellRendererPane
public void installUI(JComponent c)
this.list
by calling installDefaults()
,
installListeners()
, and installKeyboardActions()
in order.
installUI
in class ComponentUI
c
- the component where this UI delegate is being installedinstallDefaults()
,
installListeners()
,
installKeyboardActions()
public void uninstallUI(JComponent c)
this.list
by calling uninstallListeners()
,
uninstallKeyboardActions()
, and uninstallDefaults()
in order. Sets this.list to null.
uninstallUI
in class ComponentUI
c
- the component from which this UI delegate is being removed;
this argument is often ignored,
but might be used if the UI object is stateless
and shared by multiple componentsuninstallListeners()
,
uninstallKeyboardActions()
,
uninstallDefaults()
public static ComponentUI createUI(JComponent list)
public int locationToIndex(JList list, Point location)
JList
coordinates to the closest index
of the cell at that location. To determine if the cell actually
contains the specified location use a combination of this method and
getCellBounds
. Returns -1 if the model is empty.
locationToIndex
in class ListUI
location
- The JList relative coordinates of the cell
ListUI.locationToIndex(javax.swing.JList, java.awt.Point)
public Point indexToLocation(JList list, int index)
ListUI
indexToLocation
in class ListUI
index
- The index of the JList cell.
ListUI.indexToLocation(javax.swing.JList, int)
public Rectangle getCellBounds(JList list, int index1, int index2)
ListUI
getCellBounds
in class ListUI
ListUI.getCellBounds(javax.swing.JList, int, int)
protected int getRowHeight(int row)
convertYToRow(int)
,
convertRowToY(int)
,
updateLayoutState()
protected int convertYToRow(int y0)
getRowHeight(int)
,
updateLayoutState()
protected int convertRowToY(int row)
getRowHeight(int)
,
updateLayoutState()
protected void maybeUpdateLayoutState()
updateLayoutState()
protected void updateLayoutState()
maybeUpdateLayoutState()
protected MouseInputListener createMouseInputListener()
class MyListUI extends BasicListUI { protected MouseInputListener createMouseInputListener() { return new MyMouseInputHandler(); } public class MyMouseInputHandler extends MouseInputHandler { public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) { // do some extra work when the mouse moves super.mouseMoved(e); } } }
BasicListUI.MouseInputHandler
,
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
protected FocusListener createFocusListener()
protected ListSelectionListener createListSelectionListener()
class MyListUI extends BasicListUI { protected ListSelectionListener createListSelectionListener() { return new MySelectionListener(); } public class MySelectionListener extends ListSelectionHandler { public void valueChanged(ListSelectionEvent e) { // do some extra work when the selection changes super.valueChange(e); } } }
BasicListUI.ListSelectionHandler
,
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
protected ListDataListener createListDataListener()
class MyListUI extends BasicListUI { protected ListDataListener createListDataListener() { return new MyListDataListener(); } public class MyListDataListener extends ListDataHandler { public void contentsChanged(ListDataEvent e) { // do some extra work when the models contents change super.contentsChange(e); } } }
ListDataListener
,
JList.getModel()
,
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
protected PropertyChangeListener createPropertyChangeListener()
class MyListUI extends BasicListUI { protected PropertyChangeListener createPropertyChangeListener() { return new MyPropertyChangeListener(); } public class MyPropertyChangeListener extends PropertyChangeHandler { public void propertyChange(PropertyChangeEvent e) { if (e.getPropertyName().equals("model")) { // do some extra work when the model changes } super.propertyChange(e); } } }
PropertyChangeListener
,
installUI(javax.swing.JComponent)
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Hello,
I just came accross this site when I was looking for a guide to my project on how to calculate my home electricity consumption for each individual appliances (eg. fridge, aircons etc)
I would like to get the reading on that appliances and send the data to the internet so I can have a reading through my own website.
Could you point me to which module should I make or if possible which one should I buy in your 'Buy It' section?
Thanks very much.
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Re: Need help on project to monitor energy usage for each appliances and send it to internet
Hi Jon,
Its fantastic that you want to build such as system. My advice woudld be to start small and build up.
The emonTx and AC mains non-invasive V3 energy monitors which are documented on the site work by cliping at CT sensor round either the positive or negative supply cable. This works well for monioring total household consumption since the CT can easily be clipped round one of the positive or negative 'tails' where they are seperate as they feed into utility meter.
To you a CT to monitor individual applications you will need to bae able to clip a CT sensor round the individual (positive or negtive) cable going to the individual applience. Access to where the positive and negative wires are seperate can be difficult.
In therory multiple emonTx's communicating wirelessly to an emonBase web connected base station could perform this task.
Like I said my advice would be to start small and build up, maybe get a total house consumption monitor up and running first. Setting up an emonTx and emonBase requires some solidering skills and familiarity with the Arduino enviroment and C++ is usefull.
Good luck,
Re: Need help on project to monitor energy usage for each appliances and send it to internet
Glyn,
have you experimented with the max possible length for the CT sensors? Given a EmonTx has three inputs, it may be helpful for it to collect data for all appliances say in 2m range if the cable permits that length.
Maybe some adjustments to the calibration need to take place if the cable length is too great?
Re: Need help on project to monitor energy usage for each appliances and send it to internet
I'm not sure what the maximum length for a CT sensor cable is. A long length would effect the signal more when measuring light loads since the current will be small. 2m should be fine


| Constant |
class Constant : Terminal
A terminal node that represents a constant value. |
| Function |
abstract class Function : Node
A node that can perform some function on a set of arguments. |
| Input |
class Input : Terminal
A terminal node that represents a feature value. |
| Node |
interface Node
A node that makes up a program tree. |
| Nodes |
object Nodes
A collection of function nodes that are available by default. |
| Terminal |
abstract class Terminal : Node
A node that does not have any child nodes. |
| Tree |
class Tree
Represents a program as a tree of nodes. |
| TreeGenerationMode |
enum class TreeGenerationMode
Represents the different types of tree generation methods. |
| TreeGenerator |
class TreeGenerator
Generates Trees using a given function set and options. |
| TreeGeneratorOptions |
data class TreeGeneratorOptions
Options that control tree generation by a TreeGenerator. |
| ArityException |
class ArityException : Exception
Exception given when the number of arguments given to a function does not match its arity. |
| Operation |
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An operation is really just a mapping of arguments to a value. |


Unequal
Fill in the grid with numbers from 1 to the grid size, so that every
number appears exactly once in each row and column, and so that all
the <
signs represent true inequalities (i.e. the
number at the pointed end is smaller than the number at the open end).
To place a number, click in a square to select it, then type the number on the keyboard. To erase a number, click to select a square and then press Backspace.
Right-click in a square and then type a number to add or remove the number as a pencil mark, indicating numbers that you think might go in that square.


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This chapter is just a quick introduction to TOML language. Their own website explains it really well, and I advise you spend some time reading it.
A config file format for humans.
TOML aims to be a minimal configuration file format that’s easy to read due to obvious semantics. TOML is designed to map unambiguously to a hash table. TOML should be easy to parse into data structures in a wide variety of languages.
— Source: TOML: Tom’s Obvious Minimal Language
The quotation above is how they describe their own language, it makes more sense if you’re a software developer. The important part is a minimal configuration file format that’s easy to read, meaning that TOML is designed to be pleasant to the eyes of both humans and software.
In their website, they have a section called A Quick Tour of TOML that goes over every aspect of the language, go read that after finishing this chapter.
If you ever edited a .INI
file on Windows, then you’ll feel just at home. For the purposes of Little Webby Press, a TOML file is divided into sections. Each section has a name that is always a single word and lowercase. So the section called metadata is written in TOML as:
[[ metadata ]]
All content below a section declaration belongs to that section. Once a new section starts, the content below that section will belong to the new section. For example, consider:
[[ opinions ]]
chocolate = "I like it, but don't eat often"
grapes = "Goes well with cheese, I really like them"
[[ doubts ]]
cat = "My cat is from Brazil, does he meows in Portuguese?"
There are two sections in the sample above. One called opinions has two fields in it: chocolate and grapes. The content of those fields is my own opinion regarding chocolate and grapes. The second section, doubts, holds a single field cat with my own doubts about which language my cat meows in.
TOML is analogous to writing a paper form. You have sections, fields, and the content of those fields.
A TOML file is always a plain text file. You should not use applications such as Word to write them, you should use a plain text editor such as Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, or ATOM. If you don’t want to install one of those editors, you can use whatever plain text editor comes with your operating system. On a Mac that is TextEdit, on Windows it is Notepad, and on Linux depends on your distro but you should have a couple installed.
In our video tutorials I talk a bit more about editors and why I think you should install a good one.


MIFUNE (Mifunes sidste sang)
Reviewed by Harvey Karten Sony Pictures Classics Director: Soren Kragh-Jacobsen Writer: Soren Kragh-Jacobsen, Anders Thomas Jensen Cast: Iben Hjeljle, Anders W. Berthelsen, Jesper Asholt, Emil Tarding, Anders Hove, Sofie Brabol, Paprika Steen, Mette Bratlann
The Danes--God bless 'em--put most of Nazi-occupied Europe to shame during The War by cheerfully delivering all their country's Jews from Hitler's morons. It's difficult to see that these marvelous people with their wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen might have flaws. But as Lars von Trier and Thomas Vinterberg have already apprised us with their "The Kingdom" and "Celebration," simply erect walls around people, call the units families, and they suffer from the same dysfunctionality as America's own Lester and Carolyn Burnham.
Soren Kragh-Jacobsen takes on the role of a melancholy Dane as he relates a story that's as darkly humorous as "American Beauty" but perhaps more attuned to a Danish audience--which can catch the subtleties of their own language rather than having to depend on a decent but unpoetic set of English subtitles. Anders Thomas Jensen and Kragh-Jacobsen's tale embraces two themes: one is that you can take the farmer out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the farmer. The other, more resonant, is that the best relationships occur when two people know about each other's sordid pasts (and we all have them, don't we) and yet accept each other for what they are. "Mifunes sidste sang," which translates as "Mifune's Last Song," takes its title from a character played by the late great Japanese actor, Toshiro Mifune, in Akira Kurosawa's monumental "The Seven Samurai." Mifune performs in the role of a man who assumes the title of samurai despite his peasant background. Similarly Kresten (Anders W. Berthelsen), an upwardly mobile man of about 30, marries the boss's daughter Claire (Sofie Grabol) and, passing himself off as a middle-class resident of Copenhagen, conveniently hides from her his own ignoble background.
Not that Kresten is a bad guy. It's just that he comes from lower-class stock in the sticks of Denmark, having been raised in a run-down farmhouse with a few scrawny hens and a mentally challenged brother, Rud (Jesper Asholt). That's not all. His mother had committed suicide without leaving a note, but we can bet that her surroundings played no small part in her decision. Just days after his marriage he gets a call to return home. His dad had died. He must arrange for a decent funeral and, more important, decide what to do with his retarded brother--all the while keeping his wife in the dark about where he was going. Hiring a beautiful housekeeper, Liva (Iben Hjele) to take care of his sibling, he is similarly in the dark about her own background as a hooker. When Liva's snotty brother Bjarke (Emil Tarding) is kicked out of school and joins the group of misfits, the plot get more complicated: funnier and sadder in equal proportions.
"Mifune" is a well-acted tale which purportedly follows the Dogma collective founded by Thomas Vinterberg and Lars von Trier--a film theory that eschews the use of artificial lighting, heavy cranes and equipment, artificial sets, and even music on the soundtrack (unless the music is part of the scene). The philosophy holds that "we can't beat the Americans anyway, so we Europeans should head in another direction." Fortunately, Kragh-Jacobsen doesn't take the dogma ideas too seriously, thus avoiding what could have been the film equivalent of the socialist realism school of the 1930s in the Soviet Union. We do get music, at least one birds'-eye shot, and most important a convincing representation of the madcap adventures of a poor, handsome guy who discovers that lying to your partner leads only to divorce. Find yourself a partner who doesn't care that you got breakfast directly from your own hens or that you turn tricks to help put your brother through a fancy prep school.
"Mifune" shows a bit too much of Rud the rain man, who doesn't have a heck of a lot of variety to his expressions and vocabulary, but aside from that this is an intelligent, passionate, occasionally violent film that throws in some real surprises--like the strange farmhouse visitor who plays flamenco guitar like Carlos Montoya. The picture illustrates an off-again, on-again relationship between Liva and Kresten that will have you rooting for their final get-together while thumbing your nose at the bourgeois wife back in Copenhagen--who's going to miss the massive orgasms that her soon-to-be-divorced husband is graphically shown providing for her. "Mifune" is Denmark's entry into the upcoming Oscar competition for best foreign language film.
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get fucntion. returns the location of the object.


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(readonly) ID :number
The ID of the board.
Type:
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(readonly) Peices :Object
All the peices on the board.
Type:
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| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
team |
Team | The team that scored. |
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We heard you loud and clear. Since the first release of Japanese Flash, more than anything else, users have asked for example sentences. We've added 50,000 of them - integrated into Japanese Flash's existing study flow - and we think you'll find it Awesome.
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When you're studying cards, swipe sideways to reveal example sentences. Not every card has example sentences, but over 17,000 of the most common do.
Also, all of the example sentences are cross-referenced. If you see a new word that you want to remember in an example sentence, tap the Readings button to show all words in that sentence; you can then add them to your own study sets!
You may be wondering why we're asking you to download this update separately from the application itself. That's a great question!
We separated the components (dictionary search, example sentences, etc) into updates to make it easier to deliver new data as it changes.
We all know language changes - so your iPhone study application needs to change with it. So if we receive reports of errors in the dictionary, we will be able to roll out changes to everyone automatically, without re-installing the application. Cool, right?
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Petronas confirms Sarawak filed lawsuit against it over alleged failure to pay sales tax
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 — Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) today confirmed that the Sarawak government and the comptroller of state sales tax have filed a lawsuit against it over the alleged failure to pay sales tax to the state.
“Petronas confirms that the comptroller of state sales tax of Sarawak and the Sarawak state government have filed an action against Petronas before the High Court of Kuching on November 21, 2019, for non-payment of the Sarawak sales tax on petroleum products,” the national oil company said in a statement.
On Thursday last week, Sarawak Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department (Law, State-Federal Relations and Project Monitoring) Datuk Sharifah Hasidah Sayeed Aman Ghazali said in a statement that Petronas had not paid the state sales tax for petroleum products under the State Sales Tax Ordinance 1998 which was due to the state.
“As a result, the state government is left with no choice but to commence legal action for the recovery of the unpaid taxes due,” she said.
Neither her statement nor the one-paragraph statement issued by Petronas today mentioned the amount being sought from Petronas.
The five per cent state sales tax was imposed on Jan 1 this year and Petronas is said to be the only oil and gas company operating in the state which has not paid the sales tax. — Bernama